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IfA A AVA Acv I j1C tJl or TEN j r r LHEa tts rU n F I rn Till t1 GREAT TENNESSEE VA 9r I t 4 EIGHTH YEAR I IIEARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY AUGUST 19 1897 O 33 J I I AIRS are ancient and vener able with age It is hard io discover truly whether the 1church fair t was t the father o allfairior whether fairs were alrcUy existing national institution with the Greeks and Romans before the church turned or was privilegedto turn them to her own profit I The most commonly accepted derivation pf the word fair is from trIal a name which tho church borrowed from Roman custom and applied to her own festivities In England it has been thatIIno fair con a dtbe Held without a grant front lie sovereign or prescription wmchu presupposes such grunt In France the establishment or abolition of fairs with the excel I tion of cattle markets and the markqts of tho metropolis were alto under the direction of the gov ernment Tho Old World fairs were A- rctlspcriodi al market some of whch j rniZR PUMPKINS I 1 flT1 kindrof merchandise while others of t wider scope afforded opportunity for most of the sales and purchases of a district These old lint Lairs which have for centuries been held irimost parts of Europe and many parts of Asia belong to i stntu of things which is passing rather thai to modern civilization i null the famous Old World fnis altor declining into seasons of inure pleasure and license lava inp poarcd ami are replaced by agricul l r inril and stock fairs Bartholomew Fair the most fa moos fair in was hull nn I freniL1113 to t85S The duration of the fair varied from three to fifteen days in different years of its his t ury Ij was originally the great i cloth lair of the kingdom and n market for all kinds of goods lint like the rest its provisions for pop ular amusement gradually destroy ed its character as a market and it became simply an occasion for un limited license The most im liaisons French fair was that of r Beaucairc which lastedsix days and was visited by about 60000 personsfrbm all parts of th s Con tinent antI at which nil kinds of C merchandtsc w Co sold The most famous fairs are the book fairs oicfpsic whose display of books is famous the world over The aggregate value of goods sold 1t t at the principal Russian fairs was prjonnotis a few decades alto lit India the largest fair is that of Hudwar an the Ganges This is 1 holy fair and the visitors numbe- rfroiaooooo to 3oo000Tut every tweifphifatthereoccUijf a special pilriiao o to 0 river wbeR n bPrs may amount to r i Itr more 11rho tfKfcci of tim greatHfrcQ fairs 6f England and the Conti l D ncnt on the development of society was great indeed Great commercial advantages came out of them rclalidnscvcrfestablished by them between na tions Tho llopklni County flr THE Hopkins County Fair is a of the great and universal system of Industrial exhibitions for which the United Srttes has be come so famous in recent years and which in its entirety includes the thousands of county and state fairs and the mammoth exhibits of manufactures and products made permanently or periodially in our principal cities These things have been since Elkninh Watson of Albany N Y succeeded in betting on foot the first American Fair in the year 1815 Let their glory nnd importance depart in no degree at thu Ilopkins County Fair which has been potent and may become of greater nnd increasing value to the agricultural stock raising mining and manufacturing interests of Hopkins nnd surround ing counties Thorn urn immediate financial interest to bo considered in that tilL people who come by thousands to a creditable fair such as tics Hopkins County Fair has been in the past and will hat the stintsaof money into the county annually thesforea fair of greater and increasing interest and importance will an nually draw larger crowds and more money I Our Ketourcet TO resources of Hopkins Web McLean anti adjoining counties arc almost unlimited but if the citizens of these counties do not exhibit these abundant resources how is the outside world to know anything about them We may know all about what linn corn an tobacco and wheat nnd grasses and pumpkins and garden sass the fertile fieldi of this wealthy and resourceful section will produce what magnificent coal veins underly those fertile fields the immensity of their oulpu and that the Hopkins comity product alone ia about ono fourth the uniiro output of the State what splendid and capable housewives sit enthroned in our homes and how well they know the arts of comfort able housekeeping and art en dowed with aesthetic taste to make home beautiful all about our stock and hogs anti how they arc being improvedevery year and tibput i r everything else that we have and aro proud of But the other fellow who does CENTENNIALiiTI not live in this favored section that we think is so good a country to dwell in and yet realize what great development and improve ment is possible that other r does not know these things an wo must tell him of them and prove our claims by snaking cred diS1playsbe forced to an inevitable conclu sion that this and adjoining coun tics and their people havo little of the resources of which they boast or else that the people are devoid of that degree of public spirit and enterprise necessary to turn to account the advantages they possess Let us make bothI of these conclusions impossible Our fair can become a very famous fair in the country roundabout if we will only nuke it so It is al ready noted for its excellence and the progress it has made during the past few years Lit all hands and the cook fall to and make it it famous The management THE people should all know the men whose money has kept the fair going are public spirited men whose means and labors have been sacrificed for the good of the county They hive real ized no profit on their investment but during the last four years they have spent much money in improving the building the grounds and the exhibits And this U the policy the man anent of the II ipktn CiiQty Fair will continue to pursue Aq rapidly as the pa tronage of the fair increases the I management will devote the in creased proceeds to the substan tial improvement of fair grounds and the added attractiveness of more liberal premium lists Every promise made by the management as to those improvements and extensions has been scrupu lously fulfilled and the public m ty depend upon it that this course will be continuedAn the Ladle is an address to FOLLOWING of Ilopkins and adjoining counties issued by the directors of the Fair This is an appeal in the right direction and will assuredly secure the coy operation of the ladies whnss help in indhpjnsibleMADISONVILLH Kv Aug 16 1897 DEAR MADUITba fifteenth anniinl Fairdis now near at land and realizing thin portance of having the active assistance of the ladies in our efforts to make it a grand success we take the liberty of appealing to you to prepare sumo of the arliclus of your handiwork for exhibition in llural Hall 1 Pure NEEDLE WORE The premium list tills year is unusually at tractive and comprises a wide range of womans work Floral Hall when fullof tasty displays by tho fair sex is an object of beauty in itself and serves to favorably impress strangers and the general public Wo trust that you will aid us this year in making a display of tome thing be it fiver so small in your sight We know many ladies refrain from I making exhibits because they do not their display Is as large as they woul wish but the Hall Is made up of small displays and everything that is exhibited kelps to swell the displays and add to tbo Mtraclivcnen and diversity of the exhibit The fair in general this year will bo the greatest wo boon ever held and will bo conducted in a manner that will appeal to classesdof Wo trust that you will aid us by yo contribution to Floral Hall by your pre cncc and by your kindly mention of th e Fair to your neighbors and friends Flnril Hall will bo open Tuesday Aug 2411 and until noon Wednesday Aug 2511 for reception of displays Very respectfully JNO U H II n C M U AnarloNI Board of Directors C C r C O Webster and HcUein Counties f Webster and McLean counties both contributed to tho interest and success of the Ho kins County Fair during the hf tory of that institution and the people of these closely neighbor ing counties will tako part this year to a greater extent than ever before The management of the Great Fair have admitted Webster and Mc Lean people to equal competition and privileges with Hopkins cav ty in all of the various departments ol the Fair and the action has been and will be appreciated THE BEE has heard directly of some f W things of considerable merit that will be exhibited from these coun ties that have never before been put on exhibition Webster and McLean will in all likelihood be A VIEW IN THE h ALL that I well represented and a most hearty welcome will certainly be extended the people of these counties who are our near and friendly neighbors and between whom and ourselves the relations personal and commercial should be and are so cordial Come and let us bind yet more strongly the ties of friendship and neighborly feeling that already exist arid wu will seo that you have a good time Preo Childrens Day TUg management of the Hop County Fair has decided to set apart Wednesday the first day of the Great Fair as Children Day All children under time age of fifteen will be admitted at the gates on that day free of charge In addition to the regular program for that day will be an exciting fox chase after a real fox The hal loon ascension the acrobatic performances and many other things will especially delight tho children Bring or send your children alongI and lot them havo this day ol plensI ant outing fre j of charge tindI t 125 26 27 28 4 J MINES DAYe Thursday of Fair Week Devoted to PleasureIrsf1MFREE TICKETS OF ADMISSION ff l Will Be Furnished by the Coal Operators 7 l for the Miners and Their Families niI at the great 1nopkins County Fair will this year goon record as a mcinbriable recognitionPimportantsclass bf Hopkins county citizens is well deserved and will illustrate to to those who dp not already know if the program aoomlillcd M well earned out tho numbers and im parlance of the coal miners of our county carryinng out of the program as arranged in full there used bo no sort of doubt The officers of the Fair have slab fished a reputation for fulfilling all their promises made to the public The coal operators have entered heartily into the plan for Miners Day the miners themselves and their familcs are looking forward to the occasion with pleasure and that special day at the Fair cannot fail to be an unqualified success from every standpoint The coal operators of Hopkins county have agreed to shut down the mines of Thursday of the Fai and give every miner and his anti ly free tickets of admission on that t day It is not positively announced that cvtry coal operator ii the coun ty has entered into this arrange men but the largest operators have and it is expected that nil wll join in the movement for a grand day for the miners This will be the second great gathering of miners of Ilopkins county within the past few ears The other occasion will he remem bered by the miners especially as the big picnic given by the St Ber nard Coal Company to their em jusst year That was an impressive and memorable sight and proved hot cordial the relations between th coal miner and operator of flop The Fox Chase greatFairby the lovers of the chase is the fox chase that has been arranged for Wednesday the first day of the Fair A premium of 500 will be given to the owner of the noisy ANn WINO rownn dog that catches the fox All dogs admitted to the chase If you have fox dogs here is n chance to prove their worth before a crowd and establish n reputation If you arc a foxhunter bring along your dogs If you are not a lox huntc r come and see a genuine fox chase Your friends will all be there a the great Hopkins County Far August 25 26 27 28 The great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Your friends will all he there at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Meet your old friqnJsvat the great Hopkins County FirAugust 25 26 27 a8- Suhsciibe for THE BEE r f kins county Those relations still exist and arc evidenced by the con tinuotts working of all mines in the county the past few weeks when the business of coal mining through out the country has been so thoroughly demoralized and so many thousands of miners have thrown away work and joined the crusade of idleness and starvation It is expected that each miner will be furnished with distinguish ing badge and nothing will be too good for them at the Fair that day the sight of such a multitude of the heroes of the mine who farm the interior of old earth day after day for time comfort of man and the welfare of the nations commerce will be good for the eyes of the people who farm the earths sur face or engage in other avoca tions and era unacquainted with the miners who constitute such a largo and important part ntimer icallyand otherwise of the pop ulation of Hopkins county piarn operator of Hopkins and Webster counties will bring to thin fair on Thursday August 26th no less than an aggre gation of 5000miners and their families bearing the distinguish ing badge of their occupation The day selected for Miner Day will also be one of the most attractive days as to its general features and excellent entertain ment will be furnished all who at tend The racing on that day will be quite attractive as well as lIeIstockrings and everything in the Floral Hall will bo in apple pie orderII A grand balloon ascension with thrillin parachute leap will be given daily and the exciting per formance on trapeze and in midair which proved such a popular feat ure last year will also be witnessed daily free of charge but this year with numerous addedattractions by an expert troupe of fifteen star performers 3 May Miners Day at the Fair live long in the memory and cus toms of the people and ever be as it is this yearan evidence ol firmly established and most cordial relations between the great mining andventerc Miners Day this year i TilE FAIR TRAIN 2 One Fare for the Round Trip and Special Accommodations For Those Who Wish to VUlt the Great llojildus County Felr A MAOISONVILLB AUGUST 2526 27 AND 28 The Louisville Nashville Rail specialtrainI time great Fair as per following pLoavuRankin 615IIKobards 705IIUftirec 7JSIIbUutililers 735Itr Hanson 750 Arriving at Madisonvillo it 805 a m Ublurning leave Muisonvillo at 6 p m to verylowtrip and will be good returning on iThebeen wowing in popularity each year for several years The foregoing schedule and rates enable the people along the route to spend a day or more at this great exhibition with perfect conven ience expenseC as B F DICKSON Supt on Bryant a Rxpran William J Bryan is keeping very stillfor Bryan these days It certainly looks as though he had become more or less paralyzed by the countrys fast returning pros perity Perhaps ho is at work upon a paper having for its object to demonstrate that Wall Street is responsible for the rise of wheat He may argue that wheat was rc luctatit to advance but was bull goldbugs f w A alkrVt oLV9AV4A1 V9ariyy You Axe GoiNd TO TUB 5 w1 GUKAT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL g Git a Clubof Ten Subscribers to g QVAnd go FREE- 1Vit1QiSrl ir vvCva A4 iNywC ragtx7i THURSDAY SPEED HlNG What Is Offered on the Race Track at the Great Hopkins County Fair Pint Day ist Twoyear old trot 2in 3 mile heats purse 3000 2000 to first 700 to second and 300 to third 2nd Half mile heats running 2 in 3 purse 6boo 4000 t first 1500 to second and5oto third 3rd Fast mule race hall mile dash purse 1000 75oto fir anti 250 to second Second D- aylISt Free for all trot mil r t heals 3 in 5 purse 10000 6500 to first 2500 to second and 1000 to third 2nd Half mile heats running 2 in 3 purse 10000 6500 to first 2500 to second and 1000 to third 3rd Threequarter mile dash running purse 7500 5000 to first 1500 to second and 1000 to third Third Day ist Buggy horse trot or pac mile heats 2 in 3 for Hopkins Webster and McLean County horses only entrance chiej purse S 2000 1500 to first 500 t secontlI2nd Fiveeighths ofa mileI heats running 2 in 3 purse 10000 6500 to first 2500 Thirds3rJ One mile dash running purse 20000 15000 to firstI 3000 to second rind 2000 toI third 4th rhtce minute trot or pacc in 5 purse S 10000 6500 to first 2500 tp second and too to third I Fourth Day 1St Free for all trotor pac mile heats 3 in 5 purse i6obo GSoa to first 2500 to second and 1000 to third 2nd Threequarter mile dash running purse 15000 10000 to first 3500 to sccondanrl 15foo to third e 3rd Halt mile heats running in 3 purse 10000 6500 t0of first 2500 to second and 1000 tothird4th Fast mule race one mileI dash purse 1000 750 to first and 250 to second Short Sermon on Temperance Louisville Evening PostMYoung MrLiebkc the masher from St Louis woos yesterday al of lowed to return home unchastised and a weeks sensation ends But the experience of the Week a moral and adorns ti1 talouThe character of this scapegrace e was known at least to a d grMC His friends and acquaintances knew he was a dissipated fellow drinking constantly and drinking pThefellow was the street or the saloon doors of respectable houses of be closed to the young man who is known to get drunk alHebrutal always an object of avoid ance on the part of reasonable men of he wanders about uirnlessl inflicting himself and his socict those who will receive or colt himThe true force for temperance lies largely in social ostracism at least forsuch men as Liebke And against suchmen ostracism is necessary tar the comfort of men and women who do not get drunk Close the doors against drunkards Let it be known that men who get intoxicated sacrifice all claims to social recognition Then young women visiting friends wvm polarforHere is a n orc effective weapon prohibition p COVERNMENT EXHIBIT The Most Instructive Exhibits b r the Great Tennessee Cen tennlal SOrtETHINQ TO BE fPROUD OF Most Beautiful Exposition Ifulldfnj Evtr Erected by the Government amoomttDl xpo sitton those who come out of cu donestto ablto say thcyTiavc seen it and tlibsch1 aseex- hibits To the last class there is no other building that offers uch an oppor tunity as does the Governmenc Building Here one has a chancu to study the most interesting of this Government departmentsthe War Department the Department of the Interior the Department of Agriculture the pf Justice the Treasury DepartmentY the Navy Department the Post office Department the Department of State and last but by no meant the least interesting the exhibit of the Fish Commission The building itself is a thing of beauty White arid freshlooking as a June day it extends 350 feec from cast to west and 129 feet ram north to south It has been pro buddingefor an exposition and it is not hard for one to believe the state 100kedl1ponI 1 dome surmounting it like a giantii cap and its big triple doors ex tending almost the full length of the walls At the west entrance stand two large blade specimens of the can non used in time civil war As you the building and turn to this right you arc confronted bY1 fides motionless soldiers tlrtsscdja the uniforms of the nation of all periods One might welt he Ud to believe that he Had gamed en trance to the Valhalla of the war nor and had been admitted to a conference of American heroes of all ages These wax figures arcs so lifelike that one feels a triflt rude in staring at them so brazenly and so curiously The Puritan soldier of 1620 and the Revolutionary veteran arc on intimatit terms with the West Point cadet of 1897 In this exhibit you will also find all sorts of guns ammunition fuses moderncHere too you may see relics of the Grecly expedition anti the hatchet and flag which Lockwood and Brainerd carried with them in their Arctic explorations On the hangs a silken guidon a relic Ousters 11Istarredcavalry The exhibits of the Department the Interior are divided into four branches the Bureau of Education the Bureau of Indian Affairs the Patent Department and the De partment of Geological Survey Of these the most interesting is the geologicalexhibit which contains many rare minerals and lossils ost of the Indian exhibit is taken up with the work of the students the Carlisle Indian School The Department of Agriculture- is very interesting to the scientist and to the farmer The most pop part of this exhibit is the dis play of stuffed birds prairie dogs squirrels and gophers till farmer is especially interested ia thedivision of pomology where are to be lound models of big ap mid plums and the real pine from Florida The Treasury Department is rim interest to the casual observer- as well as the careless student Everyone is interested in the coin of money There seems to be fascination about every process connected with coin The making it while not quite so attractive ofYgreat to inrT CONTINUED ON SECOND 1ACKJ isIi torallUiscascsthathavoWoltorlghi 1 BETTER IItermndeotbottoringredlonts and by bettor methods Its record of curesptoclatmsitthe l BEST r r liil yr I3ee i PAUL M MOORS Editor and Manger I BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY l Incorporated PcttoBc lit Raillngton nt Second Setasmatter j SUBSCRIPTION RATS ll1 0 tr dno Yctftttlctlyinadvince 11 oo 10 ThreeMontile 41 T 5 Single CopIelW 3 Specimen copies mailed lice on application Correspondents wanted In all parts the county Address ns for particulars L THURSDAY AUGUST 19 1897 AUGUO E- vW6o iiif r ANNOUNCEMENTS BTATK SENATE UOBINSONWo are authorized to announce I o IV Den T Robinson as a candidate for Stile I f r thenopkitsandChristian paripaflAKRRWenre I tntborlced to announce Dr E 1 i S Baker of Madltonville as a candidate for State Senator from the eounllet of Hopkins and Christian subject the action of the Republican partyriY z fTHERepublican county conven tion on September 6th will name the winners s PENNSYLVANIA paper puts ItCI con htjnuesC tee r j vTiiE farmers of the United States continue to reduce their I T mortgages This is discouraging to thosilver theorist butis itn farmerhiRiHARVE 3 7URLAND fired the urst7gun pfnlfe campaign at Hanson oIfo on Saturday last Judge Hall h 1ii httcing of fur BRYANS price is now stated attl i f1500 a lecture Htcnificent opportunity for Sam t Shack Four lectures for only 6000 Shack will peed all the ii 500 lectures he can gettreebl ABOUT 20000000p bushels is b 1 Ltheestimate of this years probable I exportation of corn from this country Wonder if the Demo 4I cratic statesmen and wardsmen wilt credit this to the low tariff votes of the Wilson law 1 JAPAN in all probability will have a gold currency as early as I October of this year The Specie Bank at Yokohama announces that from that date gold will be paid for Bank of Japan notes TIC Japanese mint is minting new gold coins rapidly now GOVERNOR BRADLEY has appointed L delegates by congressional districts to the National Road F Parliament to be held at Nash ville Tenn September 1618- The delegates from the second district are R H Hughes Owens boro and E G Sebree Mender I son Speech is silver silence is golden There is at present t little silver speech and much golden silence on the part of sil ver orators Contrast with their clatter a year ago is markedast marked as the smashing of the divine relations of wheat and 0silver MEXICO with her silver dollar- worth in the neighborhood of 40 cents is compelled to pay the interest r on her foreign debt in gold p Bryan should go to Mexico and practice his newly acquired Spanish I in telling the people there of the great advantages they enjoy from a constantly depreciating silver V 1 standard I l s TilE market for skilled laborI notwithstanding the continued coal strike continues to show marked t i improvement The coal strike h the only very unfavcrable thing t the general good condition of th whole country and Hopkins county miners are not contributing to the continuance of this starvation I throermovement d a 0rf lhQ Spanish language This i t a good example lor all other ca lamityitcs to ollow Their ocui j paiion is gone in this country hut n d thcy might firm a job in Mexico t whence come lie most doleful re Y poHsBJncji tjii recent drop in the t price of cilvt rTe J V i JAMES G BAILEY of MngoffinCI county was nominated on the first ballot by the Republican con vention at Louisville the past week for Cleric of Court of Appeals With Bails Hindman and Parker in the field what kind ofa majority shall w figure on for Sam Sliacklcfonl Hanson Ex changeNone at all THE Kepublicrns of Hopkins County have always and still arc very modest in their movements While they retain that characteristic they rc yet the most anxious fellows to vote again that you ever saw and the indications are that in county and state the over sanguine Democrats will have a- very is uncomfortable surprise again the coming November READ all about the Great Hop kins County Fair in this handsomes issue of THE BEE Then take everything creditable you can make and go with your family to the FairCI where you will see your friends old and new and help to encouraged every material interest of this county and section Show what you can do Dont put your light under a bushel Remember the dates August 35 26 27 and 28f ONE Dan Llewellyn was sent to Earlmglon by Indiana miners to instruct the workmen of Hopkins county in the duties they owe to their fellow men He met the sJ workmen and he also met an un paid board bill due a wIdowatl bill made some cars ago when is Llewellyn was an employee of the Hecla Coal Company Dan is gone and the board bill is still unpaid Titus is the present condition of business as seen by a leading in mercantile agency Evidences widespread revival in demand merchandise and other products ave become so numerous as to is general recognition The press has therefore ceased dis cussing whether trade has really improved or not and have all be gun measuring the volume of busi ess compared with prccccding periods The calamityile has lost his oc cupation THE arrival of Messrs Knight it and Ferguson in Hop county was preceded by the declaration of one Captain Pickens 2000 miners of Indiana were meet at Evansville today then proceed to Earlington Ky in a body The miners there are obstinate and the strikers will per them to quit work if possic ile If persuasion fails it is force be usedrPickens was evidently irritated We arc quite sure an int vasion of Kentucky by his army for the purpose indicated would have irritated the law abiding citizens of Hopkins county into taking their shot guns and Winchester in hand to such an extent as would have astonished thec valiant Captain Pickens Let hImJ interview Messrs Llewellyn and Ferguson when they get home andr learn how lawabiding the people- in this county are and how they exact the same conditions fromC their visitorstMESSRS KNIGHT and Llewellyn in the court house at Madisonville objected to Hopkins county coal going north of the Ohio river as it interferred with the business of the miners of Indiana It seems to us that as the Indiana miners de clined to do any business at all it is eminently proper that Hopkins county coal should keep the mills the factories the wheat threshers the railroads of Indiana goingC Why should the operatives of the mills factories and railroads of Indiana starve Why should tli wheat crop of the farmer be de minesr does not care to work At Mt Vernon 111 the army of marching miners stopped all work at the coal shaft The coal from this shaft was only used for resift railroad locomotiveswas not ship to St Louis or Chicago Had Messrs Knight and Llewellyn been honest with their audience they would have told them that they would stop not only the Hop Ions county miners but every ins dustry in the country Mr Kennedy Secretary of the Iinighehowever He writes the Evans ville miners to coal to the plantsncharitable institutions and breweries And this is thu organization these men want the Hopkins counts miner to joint An organization that would starve the cotton mill operative to accomplish their pur pose but would exempt the brewer I The orators of the evening had something to say about the lack of courtesy they received at Earling lion about men armed to the teeth J r 7yt i 1 f 1L TrlJ IiiiI t t7 following them about etc etc When these men declared war on the property and institutions of Earlington it was only proper to see that the war should be a harmless one on their part All prude t mine operators of this county have had armed men watching their property for weeks past Experience has demonstrated the necessity for this It is not done for tilt Finally the demagogue the organizer the man who proposes to create trouble between capital and laborat Earlington is not wanted here The Coal Strike The seventh week of the strip on and in the face of the facts that there is no coal famine any whim that the miners still at work arc supplying all the coal the mar kets requires the leaders of the aided and abetted by Gomp crs and Sovereign urge their de luded followers to continue th flict and add to the hunger and nakedness cf the wives and chil drenejust ccnsidcr the absurdity the wickedness of tins strike Certain operators in Fcnnsjlvama whoI a grievance either true or fancied against Dcarmit request President Dolan to call a strike to prevent the coal trade from being ruined And Dolan and Ratch ford and their associates in Penn lvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Virginia West Virginia and Ken icky obey the orders of these few disgruntled operators and the strike called = to save the coal trade and the bank accounts ofa few Pennsylvania operators Of course this is not the excuse I given the miners in Indiana Illi nois and Kentucky for the miners these states are not foolish enough to take up the fight of Pennsylvania operator but the fact of low wages and cheap coal brought forward as the cause of the strike in the Western States and at the most inopportune time July and August arc dull months for all miners in Indiana Illinois and Kentucky The fact is that Onefourth of the mines in these three states can readily supply the coal needed in these months If thcstriking miner has not known this before he certainly will believe now A strike is a declaration- of war Prudent officials of the Miners Union would not declare a strike when twentyfive per cent of the mines can supply the demand It is the dream of such men a Ratchford and Dolan and Sover sign and Gompers and their asso to have such a complete organization of labor in this big country that the wheels of con- mercecan be stopped at thei upon the slightest provoca Ratchford at the grievance of a miner or the greed of an operator in Pennsyvania would then stop the miners of Illinois and Arkansas of the entire country to right the wrong of the Pennsyl vania miner or save the bank ac of the Pennsylvania operator mills factories furnaces railroads must stop starvation and rule the land till Ratchford accomplished his purpose In this dream ol power the miner who declined to belong to the organiza tion must starve He would not b allowed to work When the representatives of Deb Co in the persons of Knight Llewellyn and Ferguson came t0of Hopkins county a few days ago to stop the production of coal and ask the miners here to oin the big army of starvation they found that the miners of the county were getting regulasr wages of years past No grievance existed harmony prevailed between operator and workman and there was no reason why these people should stop work When it Iva Cestrike had been declared against operators paying reduced wages and that the companies in this field paying full prices should be let alone the reply was the shipping of your coal irritates the striking shagll try to stop itIt Stop the bread for sooth from the mouths of honest men and theirfamilics in Kentucky because it irritates the miners of Indiana and Illinois who will not workWhen it was shown to Knight Co that the St Bernard Coal Company had an individual cot tract with its employes that would take thirty days to abrogate that interference with this contract by outside parties would make them liable for fine and damages j it was positively announced by Llewellyn one of the party with hye would violate the law to accom push his purpose All this Is the natural outcome of the misguided teachings of th organization to which Messrs Knight Co belong and develops a creed like this Obey the laws of our own slvCcrteill and Carbuncles Appeared Each Season Until Blood Was Purified With Hoods Snrsn pnrlllnAn Indolent Uloor fI For oovcral yetis I was troubled with carbuncles on my loll sldo and my bunk They would disappear In winter ond re turn tho next summer I bCRon taking Iloodn Sarsapiullla and have never lad any carbuncles since My little son lI1dI a icier and an indolent ulcer appeared on his lott limb and spread halt way around it Our physlclau vccotnmcudod n bKod purlller and I faro tho fay Hoods Barsaparllla with gratifying results A Q D JAMBS 1olkvlllc Ming fI I have been n great Buffcrcr from muo cnlar rheumatism and in October began taking Hoods Sarsaparllla I continued its use until January when I could go nbout as well as any ono and I have bad MnrinciteGrand Isle Louisiana Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold by all dniCEU 1rlco SI six for J5 txkoHoods set at nought the laws of God and impudenceean to every r Hopkins county And the result Well the law the land was not violated in Earlington by these men The mines were not stopped The 1SII was swept aside with contempt as the honest worker went to his daily toil- COVEENENT EXHIBIT CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE use in Philadelphia for fiftytwo years and can turn out 90000 an hourThe lighthouse exhibits comprise several large lenses suchas are in use at thu stations along the coast The largest is an immense second order bivalve which weighs more than eight tons The navy exhibit presents an interesting showquite an eye opener indeed to the average inland inhabitant A full size model of the military mast of the gunboat Helena It models of various battleships of an anchor weighing 14000 torpedoes ship guns Hotchkiss revolving cannons tle Hichborn turret lifebuoys charts ropes diving suits go to make up this exhibit The model of the new gunboat Nashville was made especially for this Exposition The collection and portraits in Postoffice Department are the objects of much study by the people- in general It is astonishing what a curious variety of things come to thesDead Letter Department Mr Slack the Curator of the Department has brought to the Exposi tion a collection of the most interesting things Here you see any assasianrGuitcaus hair to a tarantula or a rattlesnakeThe Institution ex hibits arc chiefly in the line of ethnology and zoology and consists of a magnificent line of specimens The Department of State is de voted of course to historical col lection The most interesting things to be found here are papers of American statesmen reprpduc tions of original papers one of which is the Constitution of the United States There arc letters from Robespierre from Napoleon andefrom the King of Siam The medals presented to the President of the United States in commemoration the 4ooth anniversary the disc very of America is on exhibition It is a rare piece of work set with diamonds which surroun a cameo representing Columbus landing on American soil Without question the exhibit of moset interesting to the ordinary visitor of all the wonders of the Government Building The whole pros cess of fish culture is shown from the collecting apparatus which is used for getting the eggs from the bottom of the sea through the hatching of the eggs the feeding of the spawn and the growth ot the fish to full size In a grotto 120 feet long its walls finished in stucco and plaster rep resenting a rough submarine cavern are situated the glass tanks of the aquarium They are kept fresh with constantly flowing water and fresh air is pumped through them without cessation The tan nel is always crowded with visitors eager to sec the curious water edsuglnY catfish beautiful speckled trout shad and salmon In addition to the exhibits thus briefly described there are hundreds of others just as interesting and it is well worth the visitors time to examine the displays in this building carefully Uncle Sam has not failed to maintain jib reputation here as elsewhere for always taking the lead Thee i Government Building is the greatest educational exhibit at the Cen tennial Tho great Hopkins County rain August 25 26 27 28 iti V J il a e J SILVER TALKS AT GOLD PRICES Bryan to Charge 1500 a Lecture for Speeches in Ohio Columbus 0 August 16W- J Bryan has consented for 1500 to speak at the silver campmeet ing at Springfield and will prob ably make a series ot speeches in Ohio if John R McLean and H L Chapman candidates for senator and governor respectively can be induced to attach their signatures to checks sufficiently large to cover his demands Your friends will all be there at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 MESSAGE FROM ANDREfi Pigeon Brings the Tidings that he has Passed Eightytwo Degrees Berlin August 16 1897fhc- V aUic Zcitung publishes a uispatch from Hammerfcst Nor way which says that one of the searchers for Herr Andrcc in a fast steamer met the sealing vessel Aikcn about July 22 and learned from her captain that one of the crew had shot a pigeon between North Cape and Seven Islands on the north coast of Lapland bear ing a message addressed to The Aftonbladt Stockholm The message ran as follows Eightytwo degrees passed Good journey northward AND REF It The date oi the message cannel be ascertained Silvers Daily Low Record New York August GThe es tablishment of a new low record for silver is now a matter of almost daily occurrence Another record was made today both here and in the London market In the local market commercial bars sold at 54 3 i6c an ounce against 55 ii6c on Saturday Government assay bars were quoted at 54c an ounce which made the silver in a dollar worth but 41950 Meet your old friends at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 MADENGINEMANINTHECAB Thrilling Experience of a Fire man on a Railroad of Mexico Hermosillo Sonora AlexAug- 16When the Minas Prietas train pulled in La Colorada last Friday it was with a mad engineer in the locomotive cab The terrified fire man had managed to obtain con trol of the throttle and had fought away the engineer when he would have speeded the train to destruc tionFoiled in this the engineer be gan to climb frantically about the engine and tender concluding with a quick succession of somersaults on the floor of the engine cab When La Colorada was reached Engineer Everett was raving and considerable force had to be used to remove him from the cab He died shortly after The attending physician stated that death and in sanity were due to heart disease superinduced by excessive heat MINERS OFFICERS TO MEET May Decide to Withdraw From Districts that Pay the Scale Terre Haute Ind August 17Presi dent Knight and Secretary Kennedy o the Indiana Miners Union received a summons for a meeting of the National Ex Thursdaydfrom there to Columbus There is reason to believe that the meeting of Ibo board is called to consider the question of permit ting states or districts logo to work whe the scale is paid regardless of the inter state result StoutS Emulsion of Codliver Oil with Hypophos phltes can be taken as easily in summer as In winter Unlike the plain oil it Is palatable and th hypophosphites that are in it aid in digestion and at the same time tone up the system For sickly delicate children and for those whose lungs are affected it is a mistake to leave it off in the summer months The dose may be reduced ifnecessary We recommend the smallsIze especially for summer use and for children where a smaller dose is re coosk place after it is once opened For cafe by All druggists at soc and 100 The great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 si Arc you a subscriber to TilE BEE Won should be lar L J 1 r iUl r REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster County For Representative CHARLES R EDWARDS For County Judgo J V POOLE For County Clerk T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVID BROWNING For Superintendent of School I G NANCE For Assessor- G II BRYANT For Jailer JJ CURRY WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS CLAY Moody Lcdbclter the liltlo son of Mrs Lou Ledbulttr died last Friday about 130 p m at her homo In Clay Ho was a Krcat favorite of the family who will deeply mourn Ibo great loss The bereaved family have oursympalhy Mr U J VauRhn has moved from our town to Sullivan Ky where he Is em ployed by McGill Bros k Co There Is a fino location In our town for a flouring mill We arc told there will be someone here to look after the matter soon We think ho can make a success as there is plenty of wheat to operate a fine local trade We are sure the farmers would lend their support There have been some remarkable cases of chills cured with Illack wells Chill Tonic You should try it Tbere has been great improvement made on the Crab Orchard levee near town this week several hands and teams being em ployed hauling slack dirt and rock All we lack now is an iron bridge across the creek there Rain is needed in our community and the dust is about three inches deep Wheat is about all our farmers talk about They are waiting for higher prices before bey will sell- tiVehavo a fino Golden Cross Lodgo in our town of about forty members and wo solicit the membership of others How about that diarrhoea or summer complaint Are you still having ill Why dont you get a bottle of T Blackwells Flux Cure and cure III Tbo Ashland meeting is going on near town They are having good attendance Several are attending from here Tbere have been three coffins sold In Clay the last week something that has not occurred for some time The people have been in very good health and until lately there has been little sickness in our city Mr J A Litcnfield has returned from Christian county where he has been visit- Ing friends and relatives Messers A N Skinner and Jesse Hole man returned from Henderson a few nights ago where they had been for a few days on businessSeveral attended the burial of Moody Ledbctter at Rock Springs Saturday The farmers say that if they have a few more rains they cant pen their corn in the field where they raise CORRESPONDENT POOLE Tbo wife of W C Dickey presented him with a tine boy last weeka Republican gainL S Melton of Madisonville visited in this vicinity last week A C Cavanab and daughter of Man lion visited relatives here Saturday and attended campmeeling on Sunday There have been several real shale transactions here of late This looks like prosperityElder Laslie the General Baptist champion of Indiana will preach here on the 23rd insl at 730P m Mrs D F Mellon is on a visit to her parents near Lawrence Kansas She is accompanied by her sons Toney and Prentiss Heiry Fulcher did a fine Job last week in landing a negro horse thief in jail The horse belonged to a Henderson county manThe report has reached us that Cart Gibson and James Grissom met the little 12 yearold daughter of David Floyd of the Knoblide neighborhood last Sunday week and carried her about 200 yards from the road into the wood and accomplished their hellish designs upon her holding their bands over her mouth to prevent her screams Warrants are out two men but at last account they had eluded the officers hoodsfpie themselves write about them- RICHLAND The Ricbland country has not been so Hopklns very dry candidatesnCharleston district and the selection of a Rood man and a winner may be depended onDemocrats and others who went into the recent memorable primary in this district share the the general dissatisfaction fell in primaryThereThe Primitive Baptist Association held at New Hope church on Friday Saturday and Sunday lat was largely attended A very large crowd was in attendance on Sun day The business of the Association was earnest and interesting the religious feel Ing strong and fervid and many old friendships were renewed and strengthened dur ing the meeting Oldtime hospitality was there and tbo weather was most favorable A number of visiting preachers from 1111 nois took In the services New Hope church is known to the old settlers as old Lick Creek church whose history ex memoryePERSONAL Miss Eflle Teague left Sunday for Hop kinsvllle and the Centennial Waller Hall and Miss Georgia Bishop of Madisonville came out on their wheels Monday afternoon Misses Nannie Stokes Llzzio Huff Fannie Sale and Mildred Ashby wont tc Madisonvilto Monday afternoon Miss Inez Dean who has been visiting friends near Nebo has returned Miss Fannie Sale of Paducab who has been visiting friends here the past week left yesterday for the Centennial at Nash ville Misses Goochio Payne and Flora Wynn of Nebo were In the city Monday after noon Miss Lelia Dean returned homo Monday from Madisonville accompanied hy Miss Myrllo Woolen Mrs F L Croft and children spent a few days with relatives bere ibis week Lj i JiL lttfYllft f 11117 fL mHrrA j J 7 MUST KEEP BUSY U fl44 4Q And in order to do so we are making genu Et 44 4I ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of tt 4 Merchandise Money buys everything we U 4handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For 41tunatcl S r for us as well as our patrons we 44never go to market without the very power it 44 ful cash We know we buy lit 4 U 44 Dry Goods shoes Notions tt 4 U Hosiery4Ql tt 44 lit 44 Gents White and Colored Shirtst it 41 l44 HATS AND CLOTHING U 44 l44 At the Bottom Cash Prices and our CusI41 44 tomers reap the benefit Plant your dollar U 41Where you can get the largest returns OursU44 is the place l I 44 U 44 43 44 BISHOP Ca11f U U 44 MADISONVILLE KY U 4 U 4 YOUn MONEY DAOK IF YOU WANT IT l1 tit rwrM FarrrrY wrv GSFrrLSFSF F re FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GREAT Hopkins County Fair MADISONVILLE KY Wednesday Thursday Friday and- Saturday 1 8 9 7 August 25 26- 27and28 Bigger and Bigger Each Succeeding Y rf Premium List constructed on a scale of unusual scope and liberality Fine Races Fine Ring Displays Fine exhibits in Floral Hall A GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION With Thrilling Parachute Leap daily Exciting performances on trapeze and in midair by an expert troupe of 15STAR PERFORMERSIS RUNNING RACES TROTTING RACES MULE RACES Webster and McLean Counties admit ted to equal competition in all departments GRAND v SHOOTING TOURNAMENTS DAILY Abundance of pure drinking water icecold free to all Broadest and finest promenade way in the State Everything clean interesting and exciting Something kept going all the time No tiresome waits OFIiICERS JOHN B ATKINSON H H IIOLEMAN Prest Directorin Chief R C TAPP VicePrcsf M B RAY Treasurer G C GIVENS Secy CHAS O OSBURN Assistant Secretary ADMISSION Gentlemen 135cLadies 250 Children under Five Years Old Free Horse or Vehicle hoc CANDIDATES CARDS I BUSINESS CARDS VISITING CARDS We have a very complete line ffiGit Cards my size style or quality andikaow how to print them in the neatest ble manner Artistic printing is the only kindwe do If anybody asks you jibout the price tell them our charges are more reasonable than anybodys We execute your orders promptly THE BEE EARLINGTON KENTUCKY TEACHERS WANTED J Over 4000 vacanclessevernl times I1S many vacancies as members Must haveI more members Several plans two plans give free registration one plan GUAR A N- fCollegeBureaaSti IIINorthernbulb once cr t J t jJ if 11 Iiit L yA vYYv N Vn i i 14 A Cum OP TEN SUBSCRIBESS To V IEIE BEE Gets You a FREE TRIPt fc M YTO TB V GREAT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AY A Y A JI f dj EIGHTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 19 I897SUPPLEMENT U 1 1- N c Jor Gjy050c III OuS atDIPPDCRE1Et and We f1keIe rtgetwheremOoey fu You right 01lit Ifwe m 0 p1 the It oZihtheyys and ChI for SO ITT =UND ch1CU40 b nhIrLsLf4zo Cet111 rIr 4 oi trENNESSEEEWTEIMIMIAL AND- TERNArIONAL XPOSITION ff I x lJ t WASHVJLLE I CHATTAIOOeJ AND ST LOUIS I RAILROAD I DONT FORS8T IT I iix lino you rt tire iho Maximum of I Sfelynfo SalUfnclion at inlminnof xtrnr 4ith4y lioiher tItii U re lriR North or IC suw 10 tall tIIa IiiSERVICEIinnd ibe ItUIII flwtwett XhviJIe aad fin making roorltctlon nt Memphis flt lintM In II from Ailonta Txsr Ihl nlltbwr1 A IUUMAX ttUCIJ SLBElIXO CAUS Muurtn MIInJIII and Nahvill on night llc HetJn Nashville and Challa fl9flM1KflOXJI1 Aihevillr Va hinclon 111 art pllodelphli nad New York IlcItt n NYvltf antl jackMnxillr Pla ililly 1PM r CliaitnnooRn Atlanta Maest lUll UUtn Uxcurslon tIckets on sil 1liirIntaIOflfXCURSION TICKETS On 1110011 cabs from nil points on iliinlinoM connection to Nashville and THiinuVHK the cnntinmnce of the Ten iinwenCfiionnlal And Iniornailonal llxpo IMIIIIII i or information cull upon ticket chu I L AM0NION Sou PIM ARt Nash vllle Tenn S KIOMRLL las i anti l ictel3 i Cor Matkot Sti Chaliaiuwga W tIIn Gen INnd Ticket Agrnl Naihvilla Ten- cJai Sick Paid la Surplus Fund I 150000 20000 I COMMENCED DUSINESS IN III7V NO G MORTON SANI EFThe iuvanlii of a bank account are numerous IL4 not to lutii thPyLinllmciwago iarnnr and lo women Thera itttit Ihe bank U a Kooorip There convenience llui money always toady and out iquankrtugxniill sums when you have a IITI mm fn your pork t MADISONVI LLH KENTUCKY A L BELLE JAUDINIBRK L FRITSCH t SOW PASIIIONAfJLR 4 vvMEBGHANT TAILORS ANt IMPORTER OF CLOTHS A XU SUITINGS 3U Upntr lit Street fcVANSVILLE INDIANA Heearnestly solicin I ho piironnco of his Hopkins county friends VfA NIStlKT rutHcnl N O W WAUUILL Cashier I 3oplin croUnt BANKIMADis Capital Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking bastaes tnd invites the accounts of the citizens of rlopklns nod adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in bat section of Kentucky ST JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIS i RATES 200 PER DAY- Room and Brcakfaat 5100 EUIJOPI3AN PLANIOO Per DlJIn Good Rooas 6wl Meats GMS Sr lc8 Vhcii jroaViaitSt Loula Mop n- tOT JAMES HOTEL iwaArayoodftaWfffc Strestlfari Cfoet ta Hotel fURKISir BATHS Open nil NWrt a up rA BLOODY RIOT Tho Rivalry For tho Mbdom Wood mon Hoadquartors An Attempt to Capture anti Honiara the Iltrnphcrnatlit From Fulton HI to Rook Island Lends to u Riot Many larson Injured FUITON 111 Aug llIIio long ntaudlng fight between tills town ant Rock Island 111 for tho location o tho headquarters of Modern Woodmen of America culminated yesterday in i handtohand fight between scores of pnriisntrs of tho respective towns in which a number of persons vcr uorl ously injured Tho contest between tile two town x dates back several years At tho recent convention of tho order bout at flu buii K In It was decided lo movu hit ofllcuM nnd books of Head ClerIc Ihuvoa to lloclc Island Thou there was a lull but the factious woro by no means ro coneHod Those who arts desirous 01 having tho headquarters retained It this city applied to the courts for no Injunction rustralnlngjtbtirramoval- A temporary InJnllc XIJ grnulcd tnsl the controvoray vrtv or uptll totthoBulled upon to Intcrcolo between the warring towfcs Tho slow process 01 law was not satisfactory to tho Hock Islanders NO they determined to taut Use matter Into their own hands Yesterday n party was made up in the city by tho MUslsJnpl anti plans wore mado for tho Fulton headquarters tit tlia object of forcibly taking possession of tho books records etc of tho order and removing the jfllco of Head Clerk Ilawca t j Rock Island m A train was chartered consisting ol- tItho coaches a baggago car and two box dIt2nnd tho invaders were soon on their to Fulton Tho InhabitanUTJDf tho latter town wcro forowarncil however and made toady to their uninvited guests a tvarm reception A fire alarm was lounded and lines ot hose were laid to tho points where it was though llo lilcqytorise arrival of the special train was beKlnthcroponsLhlslowing casualties Will Bennett city marshal of Fulton aced cut believed to be fatally hurt W IL Flannagan head badly cut L D Plank Fulton cut on head fXAStoncbcrg Fulton badly beaten Albert Spencer Rock Island face jut Jnmos Carrier head cut Ed hart head and nrmslnjurcd Chris Miller Lyons la stabbed In sock P J Casey Molinc III heath badly injuredA of others wcro more or less bruised nnd cut Tho free fight lasted for an hour or moro rocks clubs antI missiles of every description being wielded in lustriously by tho opposing forces tho Fultonltos finally got the better f tho fight antI Deputy Sheriff Fancy ifTectcd the arrest of heath Attorney lohnson of tho Modern Woodmen ono f tho Rock Island party and a mira ocr of his companions Tho railroad track on each side of tho cars that Drought tho Rock Islanders was torn ip by tho Fultonltcs tho latter ovl lently aiming to cut off tho retreat ol iholr enemies Tho scene of the fighting bears every ivldcnco of tho liveliest warfare and u there wcro a number of firearms In ooth parties It is a wonder the affair lid not result moro seriously than it ltd A largo force of pcuco ofllcors las been sworn in and as tho invaders or most of thorn are still in Fulton there 1s great difficulty in preventing a renewal of the trouble BETTER THAN KLONDIKE Another Forty Thousand Dollars Taken From the Coffee Creek PocVeU RcimiNO Cal Aug tnNows was received hero lost night from Cpffco Creole to the effect that 840000 moro of gold dust and uuggots wcro taken out W dnesday afternoon from the pocket 01 t of which tho Graves brothers took tlnlr 813000 last Saturday Another exceedinglyrich discovery of gold Is reported on Morrison gulch about two miles from tho sceno of the Graves brothers discovery It Is said BISODO was taken out in ono afternoon and that two minors aro taking out grid on an average of 810 to tho pan TllsstrlkoJi on tho same vein of the Graves claim HE WAS WITH QREELY Charles 1 Clifford Who lUlled Ills Wife anti himself at Chicago CHICAGO Aug 13 Charles W Gilt foil who killed his wife and himself In this was a member of tho famous Grcelcy Arctic expedition Ho was with Lieut Grcoly during nil that long nnd terrible trip to the frozen regions of the norti lie saw his com pulous starving t death or succumb Irg to tho cold ordsease Ho took part IP the killing of the ill fated Henry whom hunker had driven to steal part ol tho supplies portioned out to others A Damaging CloudllarsUC- ciiKNttCTADT N Y Aug IBThero was a cloudburst in the Normtmsklll TiJloy In the western cud of this ccunty Wednesday About ten bridges wire washed away and crops wont riluod The damage was Very heavy A Former merchant 1rlnce Died a ran per NEW Yonn AugT 13 William Ran dill Roberts n former merchant prince of Now York who was also a politician of International repfUe died n charity patient in Dollcvuo hospital CollnpsedO- LABQOW Aug lSoTbo Scbteh oil trade combine has collapsed owing to tho dcclnlon of the various companies lit ii Ox the prices for tho corning winterA n writer fleclarerthit soup is re sponsible for nearly all iho dyspepsia that exists lIe asserts thtt soup at the beginning of n dinner distends thqstothche d prevents the digestion of tqo solids that fol ow Futlbermorf ha claims that Ihtra is- o nourishment in soup and its hbit In jures the teeth At the present rate of growth of popula lion France win only have 40000000 at a time when Germany will have reached too boo oop and Russia 200000000 Ii 11 AMONG THE STRIKERS Hrnsltce Army n Continued MonacO II Uoffcen III CoiFKEN Ill Aug 13 Ilrndlcyi nrmy of striking miners still thrcatou Uio town No attention was paid tc tho sheriffs proclamation ordering UIGo fitrlUcr to leave tho county and the men are as defiant ns over Sheriff Handle says if tho strikers dc UheIAIrojpcct Ahead for Trouhln MAIHOV III Aug U Ycstordny n 1largo force of marching miners camp from Johnson City where they sue ccedcd in bringing out the mltfura Thursday They made an unsuccessful effort at the Crab Orchard and Ohio Val Icy Cos mines after laboring with the men nt work tinlllS p m and the J castle hero to spend tho night Today they will visit lhi Ohio A MlHslaxippl Coal and Mining Co In an endeavor to close down tho works Thcro tho marchers will bo mot by Sheriff Parks anti n largo forco of dop Iulles and there may bo trouble Miners Proposition Refused or the Authorities flicATun ii Lug HTho situr tion nt till flmerciit camps of the mllleoJtottler cities was quiet last Kothet OO arc in camp Deputy sheriffs iu thu vicinity of the Thero has giJWd and noI sign of ltlon C the miners to send a delegation to the Dacatur miners touMo if they would not listen to arguments In favor of strik ing and In caso the Decatur mess toIfused to listen to leave the county WM refused by tho authorities Manager Armstrong said ho did not want anyone talking to his men Tho UleyIgations Allot the 400 men wcro at worlc yesterday A Ucneroni Otter Rejected WIIEELINO W Va Aug HThc LaughlinJroncent of their earnings to tho strike fund and the proposition of tho corn pany to duplicate tiny sum tho miners might glvo was not satisfactory to tho Eastern Ohio litrlkcrs and yesterday tqornlng the inarching column tram out tho Cleveland Lorains Wheel- Ing Railroad mines marched with flags and a band to the Laugilin mines The men at work rcfussd to como out till the national ofllcer hall passed upon their proposition Except the Laughlin and Etna Standard mines everything in this vicinity is closet down Tho Kantuvlm nllcy shows no change thliiMMning THE QROWING COTTON CRDP- As p Estimated hjr the VollKnoun Cotton Statistician II M Nclll NEW OIILEANS Aug 10Mr II M Nclll tho voi1 known cotton statisti clan has Issued a circular on tho grow ing crop After referring to tho cor rectness of lila estimate mado in July 18JI of the crop of that season Mr Nolll says At this moment for this year tho promise is equal to any previous year In every state but Texas and on tho present acreage even allowing that Texas should fall short of her maxi mum product per aero by 1000000 bales time outlook now is for n crop ol nt least 9739003 with 500003 to 1000 003 moro within the range of possibili ties This figure of 073J003 is really very conservative for wn product per acre outside of Texas equal to 189193 would giver 7P50000 bales and a maximum for Texan would Vo 3130003 bales from which allowing 1009000 off you would have a crop of 10300000 bales The crop Ii now so far advanced from recent rains and heat that It will reach maturity and be independent 6f Iroil at nn unusually qurly date nUll should wo soon have good rains In Texas hex crop also would bo neat perfection nnd the possibilities for total crop would then bo something enormous RAINBOW CHASERS Stories of Iraud and Iljrdthlp Come From Klondlko UolilHcokcrs SEATTLE Wash Aug 1Tho tide In tho news tram Alaska is turning aud now comes stories of privation I hunger anti disappointment Forty or moro prospectors have turned back from Skagua and others will likely do so Gross fraud upon the art of ngcuti is charged against tho transportation lines The Klondlko with Its gold appears to many to bo at tho far end of the rainbow and theso travelers arc too weary to chase after It Sudden Death from Heart Vulluro ROCK OBD Me Aug 16Mr Gort rude Tompkins wlfj of Eugeno Tomp kins time theatrical manager of Box ton died suddenly of heart failure yes terday morning aboard thC steam yacht Illnwarra which anchored hero over Sunday bound for Bat Harbor Mrs Tompkins hall been in appar cathy good health until within a low days She was found by lion husband laying on tho floor dead Again l CoNSTANTlNOtiE Augd3Tho meet Ing wiulchi was to havetaleen plneo be twccn the ambassadors of tho Powers and tho m ar of foreign affairs To wflk Posh aS for further con sideration of the OraoboTurklsh peace treaty has been postponed until Satur day next this being feast of tho birth of the prophet v A DIItrouldlloDunt TnoNDiUEii Non ay Aug 1TAd vices hero from Icelnn l announce during firing prnc lo on board the British third class Bruiser Champion off tho coast a gun dangerously wounding nn ofllcer and four men and seriously injuring thiroo others Ycllnw roic lu Cuba WASHINGTON Auw UInlle four weeks ending Aiirnst 5 theta went 1039 deaths InlLikmiii D fiwoSai woro admitted to bo 50 yellow fever One pound of sheepxvool is capable of producing ono yard oftlolh Your frjcnds will all bo there at tho great Hopkiras County FairS August 35 2627l8- Meet your old tfriends at the great Hbpkins County Fair ugust 25L262t2B j f The great Hopkins County Fait August 526 27 28 J VIi HONOR VINDICATED Princo Honry of Orleans Shode Somo Royal Blood lu DofcnsBof llli Anlmnilrcrjlous Upon tin Coiuluctof It lliu OfnccrsIIo Irovco tho IVcuhor hut that loc Not Ulf prnvo tho Truth of ills Cliare IAnis Aug UTho count of Turin anti Princo Henri of Orleans fought n duel with swords at five oclock this morning in tho lioiso do Mnrcchaux at Vuncrossen M Lcontleff acted as um pine The fighting was most doter mined nun lasted twentysix minutes There were fivoengxgements of which two wcro nt close quarters Prince Henri received two serious wounds in the right shoulder and the right side of time ubilomcii The count of Turin wus wounded In tho right hand Prltujt Henri wtu5 taken to tho resi dunce a the Dullo Chartrcss anti ro colvo incdlcal attendance t l11JWphyslclnns present were Dr 1 oupcvnnd Dr Uartmauu on behalf oT Princo Henri nUll Dr Carle on bo half of tho count of Turin This account of tho fighting was signed by tho seconds Time details of tlio duel show that the encounter was very sharp nid determined Immedi ately on the crossing of swords Princo adversaryl1hiulimit of tho ground and then assuming tho offensive touched his opponent Tho third and fourth assaults ended in long engagements within guard The Temps says that tho woundfo tho abdomen of PrInce Henri la BCUOUS but not alarming Had the coxTht of TurIns steel got half a cen llmetcr deeper tho intestines would have been perforated After hit wound hind received u preliminary dressing Prlncs Henri walked to hits carriage unaided Time count of Turin accompanied by his seconds left Paris for Italy this afternoon Rejolctn lu Homo Orer tho Result Rosin Aug 10The news of tho ro suit of the thud has been received with time greatest enthusiasm Crowds fill the street cheering for tIme count ol Turin anti tho army nUll calling upou the bands in tho public squares to play time royal hymn Many of the house aro decorated with tings In liuior of the result and all newspapers have Is cued special editions of the encounter Extra guards have been mounted at tho French embassy and consulate Congratulatory telegrams aro showered upon members of tho royal family from ell parts of Italy FUNERAL OF SENATOR GEORGE fold to Unit ncilde Ills Dead Wife Who 1rcccdod Him but a row Weeks JACKSOX Miss Aug 10TIme remains of the lato Senator James Z CitySaturdaytttAp m anti weremet at tIle depot by fLflfTllUPF SKNATOU J Z QKOItaB An immcnsa crowd of cltizsnt A line 3 f inarch WitS formed anti tho remains were conveyed to tho rotunda of tIme capltol Immediately after tho remains were put on time flowery bier lu time capitol time lid of tho collln was removed anti i jcasclcsi throng of people passed in lt Tn to view for limo last time time face 3f tho great statesman Today the remains of the late scan tor will bo taken to Carrollton Miss for burial by tho side of his wife who only precadod him to time unknown a low weeks ago TURBULENT INDIANS They Are Colehritlns the Sale of Their Cropl ut Homer Neb ST PAUL Minn Aug 15A Sioux City la dispatch tb the Dispatch says Telephone reports from Homer Nob tout of trouble with Indians on tho WInnebago reservation near thtiro Time agent Frlday night telephoned Sheriff Uorowakl of LUttoU county to wire the United States marshal at Omaha to come nt once with a force of deputies Tho Indians celebrating tho salo of tImely crop by a war danco around tho agency IufujrclU College lu Luck EABTOK Pa Aug 13 Lafayette col ego has received 075030 of tho money coming to that institution from tho Fayerweather estate In New York Previously 8 0000 hall been received making in nil 8U5033 to elate There fs to bo another distribution nnd this will amount to about 810000 It Is thought Tho Transfers Made FEOUIA III Aug tIDeeds have been lied transferring time property in Peoria of time American Glucose Co anti time Peoria Urapa Sugar Co to tho Glucose Sugar Refining Co of New Jersey The consideration of tho former is 31750003 and of tho latttr 8300000 Blew Out Ills Ilralns ST Louis Aug 10 Dannis R Cra mer 40 years old shot himself In tho right temple at 7 a m Saturday in tho presence of his wife anti two children avenuoIfrom n drunken sleep to find his family starving Ilurrjlnc Up rrtpuratloni to Roinme rAWiiKvcE Mass Aug 17The r pairs in progress at the Methuen cot ton mills at Mcthuon are being pushed forward rapidly and it is expected operations will be resumed in somo of tho departments next Monday The tutU employs about 500 hands Centennial Rates TheLN bas offered the following rates good for the round trip on acconnt of the Tennessee Centennial Tickets good twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen davs 340 tickets good for sevon days 275 A number of flowers open tinting the day but shed their fragrance at night on 1y preferring to attract a nightflying moth or Insect to which they are best adapted for their fertilization Sub cribo for Tns Un HOLMANS SUCCESSOR FrnncU Marion Irlrnth IJtectcd In lbs Fourth Iiulliiim District JNDiANAioi18 Ind Aug 13Tue majority of Francis Marion Griffith dew over Rev Charles Warren Leo rep in tho special election for con rFRANCIS MARION QRIlPITn Tress In the Fourth Indiana district licld TucsJr is 1152 Holraans rria Jorlty last November wax SW The pop ulists had up candidate against Hoi luau but M W Kromler was their eal1 dldule thh year lie aboutOOt votes A WhEAT DEMONSTRATION Ieoplo of Butte Stunt Turn Out to lien llrrun greatendemonstration northwest was the reception given by tho people of Butte to William J Dryno and his wife Mr Itryan said it ex cccdcd any ho had seen since tho last peoplclistenedrace rack Ho spoke chiefly on the silver question In tho early morning Mr Bryan went tq visit the Anaconda copper mine NOT YET READY Tho Land Oflleo flood oil wHli Reqaeiti for Mnpj of Aiaiku roporthnvlnBoral land olllcc would soon mine maps of Alaska showing tho latest surveys and explorations of the gold regions that ollliio has boon Hooded with lot mtp3Asmaps for sevojal months tho requests cannot bo gratUad Time ofllslals havo not time to rosponl to tho letter CX plaining tlio sttuittom- mSEEKING PROTECTION Stato Uepartmoat Asked to Intervene In Iluhalf of K 111101 Hidalgo 13SanUaroDarrotatime state department to intervene for time protection of his brotherinlaw Ramon Hidalgo nn American citizen registered as such in Havana and Clen fucgos who was arrested July 23 by the Spanish authorities and is kept in communicado In Cabanas fortress Mr Uarroeta says his brotherinlaw is a prominent lawyer of Clonfuegos and does not mix in Cubanaffairs ADULTERATED TEA Forty Chests of the Article llurned atSia Iruuclico SAN FJIANCISCO Aug 15 Forty chests of adulterated tea which had been condemned by Inspector Toohey wore burned In a largo furnace in tIme basement of tho appraisers building tIme importer having failed to either ap peal from tho inspectors finding or export tho stuff at hU own expense as required by tho new law passed by congress nnd approved March 2 1817 This is the first destruction of tea under tho provisions of tho now law ARMY OF THE POTOMAC TtrcntyUlEhth Annual Mootlns at Troy N YAo Important Event Tnov N Y Aug 1Tlme twenty eighth annual meeting of tho Army of limo Potomac to bo held in this city next Friday and Saturday will bo an event of mar than usual Importance because of time presence of President McKinley VicePresident Hobart and Uov Frank Black Time list of organ izations which will participate in tho parade is largo and time showing of tho troops will ba excellent It Is probable that 300 men will bo In line Raid On an Illicit Dlitlllery 1Sf Internal Revenue Offlcen CHICAGO Aug 15DetectIves and in ternal revenue officers raided a little frame house In Twentysixth place and found nn Illicit distillery capable of turning out 52 gallons of moonshine whisky a day Samuel Marlow a Run sian Jew and his son were taken in as proprietors of tho place Several illicit distilleries have been located almost in the heart of the city nnd other arrests will probably follow Two Lives Lot In u Hiimlng Hotel Zumcii Aug 13A dispatch from Baden canton of Argau on tho Lira mat tho locality of tho famous hot mineral springs says that a great fire almot destroyed tho Ncuo Kuran stadt linden or Grand hotel last even ing There was a panic among tho guests and two lives were lost TITO Children Uroirnod CRETE Nob Aug 13WIllie and Mary Vogel aged four and ten years respectively wero drowned in tho Blue river yesterday They fell from a narrow walk and wore carried over tho mill dam to the rocks below Tho bodies wcro not recovered Veil Asleep TVlillo on UniT WEST POINT N Y Aug J5F A Pope of Kansas n member of tho third class at tho military academy is a prisoner in tho guardhouse nt Camp Warren Ills offense was entering a tent and falling asleep whilo on duty as a guard StewArt n Uall on Urerthlns lInt Silver NEW Yom Aug 13TIme Times publishes tho following Senator Stewart is ono of tho latest converts to commercial optimism Ho Is a bulluon everything except silver No One Thought She Could IiV I believe that If it IHIlIfiN wi Dr Carlstedts Great Rem iy for my daughter she would not ho with iitt ludiy j h KOI run down and her lllnciv developed into rheumatism and rheumatic rvrr Kv ono sM that rim could itt llv pjfe cioclora gavohrr no relief jn l y iho ill su4 had taUn two bottles nf Ir CatJ Btcdix German I ivir Iof r ti was able lo sil up in tied undifKliy hit i ss fiUnngn ht evs r was udt iriwnoibi- ng1 lo thank for it lust pr 1nrlsirdiV- Grc l German Remedy W SMITH VJCKIRS Tallula til it d L A r r r r OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Mono Drown horse thief was killed neat Mcxla Tex while resisting ar restPercy 111 nnd vicinity were visited bv n damnglngstorm of rain wind nnd hall Tho visible supply of cotton nt the present timo Is time smallest In seven years Lottts Herbert tried to hi aln his wife with u potter and then shot himself nt St Louis Miners of Mount Olive und Staunton 111 havo gone taCoffcon to coin force Gen Bradley lion John W Foster Is confident that a nestling treaty with Great Irliln will bo made before December Fighting has been renewed lu India and women anti children have been ro moved to places of safety Burglars entered time hotel nt Columbus Miss anti took away quite a lot of valuables belonging to guests Col James R Haskcll Inventor of tho multichargo gun died at his home ntPassaIc N J aged 05 years Time remains of Senator George were taken to Jackson Miss Sunday and were laid In state in tho capitol At Palarm Ark during n fight be threljmenKensington saps who have ben committing nu merous outrages While picking wild cherries near EVAnsville Iud Sunday a limb brok and Joseph Llvlngood foil 25 fuel re ceiving fatal Injuries Sparks from an engine set fire to a spam of tho Merchants bridge at St Louis The llaincs were soon cxttn gulslicjli loss about 850 A potato blight Is ravaging tho coun ties of Clare and Limerick Ireland Prices have quadrupled and there if only a supply for two months An advance of S3 n ton in structural steel has been made at tho mills ID Cleveland 0 within time pat few days and another advance Is looked for Joseph Stewart Irwin died at Louisi yearstiehod been a resident of Louis InnnIaPrinco Henri dOrlcans and the count of Turin fought a duel near Purls Sun day The was wounded serious ly and tho count got u scratch on tho hand Time steamers Bristol and Islander sailed from Victoria for Alaska both wellloaded with goldseekers horses cupplios and Canadian mounted police and their outfits Thomas C Lasswoll timekeeper on tho Louisville Evansvlllo St Louts railroad at Princeton Ind was drowned at Atlantic City N J Sun day while bathing Time passenger department of the en tire Baltimore Ohio system is stirred up from Chicago to Baltimore over tho discovery that ticket forgers nro again at work on their line Tho South Joplin Mo Lead and Zinc Co has made a second rich strike of ore that is tho talk of tho town and Is said to bo time finest zinc ore ever taken out in the district simippedhisgland Reports from time first two cart indicate that tho butter is regarded as superior to anything produced across tho water JOCKEY MILBURN FELL Seriously Injured l f n Fall from llli Mount nt Newport Ky CINCINNATI Aug 17 Jockey 1111 burn the clover lightweight hind a serious accident In time third race at Newport Ky yesterday Ho wns on Dr Ed a 30 to 1 shot At the halfmile ground ho attempted to go through tho bunch with his mount but tho horse stumbled anti tho boy fell to the ground When picked up It was found that Milburn was badly hurL His right leg was broken at tho hip and it Is thought ho Is injured Internally A Total Wreck llAiuiUHO Aug 10 Time 3 amburg express was derailed Saturday evening preyincawcro killed nnd thirteen Injured THE MARKETS NEW YOIIK August 17 187- 7OATTkHNiUlroStoers 1440 1 s IS COTTON Middling 4J 8- FLOURWlliler Wlical 323 ft 500- WiIliATMo8 lied U fr- UOISNNo S t SJ 2IOKlCNuwMessST LOUIS COVTONMtddllnc 7iO 7J UliiaVESSteeru see tfl R 10 Cosvs und helter 210 48 373 OALVESpcr 7 50 ft 8 M- HOUS lulr to Sued 801 6 4 ro SIt tlIlIlr to Choice S7i U 3T- Stl OUK Patents 340 O 4 CO Clear anti Straight 3 DO 44 4 S5 WHISAlVNo3 toot Wlntor U RU 31iOAlllNoHVK NOS 431i1ft 40- TOUAUCOLug SOU O SBJ Leaf Hurley 4 ro 120 HAY Clear Timothy 7 00 4 It D- oUUTTEltUhoIco Dairy U O 13 EGOS Kresh tfl 0 IOHICStandurd now 0 65 5HfjAUO1rlmoU111UAU- UOAlTLKNatlreSteors 1100 ft S Ii- IlObStair to Cholco 3 OJ tt 411 SI1I epllIlrtoCholceIOJ 4 ft 4 X- SPUIUlCWJnterlMtouta 4 40 tJ 4 80 Sprltitflatonu 4 30 U 4 C- OW1IKAT 85 CJ 87 68HCOItNNo217ilIOICKMcssKANSAS UlTY- CATTLK Native Slcera 3 TI J 50 iWHUATNo3OATSNO s white at it- UOKNNOS KHW aNJvV OttISMNS- FLOUI1IlIgiuUraic 4 00 A 471 COIlNNo2 255 0 3654 OAT3Wo tcril U 2454 HAYClioloo H50 to 15W IOKIC OKI Sles v oa 7 5- uAco7Smacs 611 coirux MiddiiiiirIOOISVUIl o 7 11 G31iOOINIII1OIJATiVo2MUKL I7t4Sft 19 l iidC N ffMlH I bro rACO UIuurltlbi 674J o I fII lIlldllu cJ 7 It is HVIS rntifyinj lo receive tcsll mnniaU for n imtvrljlns Colic Cholera aivl DUrrhora Keinerly anti when the en dotwment In Irnm n physician it is especially no TherH Is no morn satisfactory or ffftcliw nntrdy than Ch mherlains Colic Chrlrrt rod DlwlmKi U mIwrites Dr K li Unni ph Ririn and phirmic ist of Olnxy M and 45 ho his used lilt RemiAv in Ills Dan family aid uild it in hit drou WIT for MX rr li tlumld rrlainly know ttmr jIti hy Si Uirnntd Drug Store Kirlmuloii lion Robinson Morions Gap Ceo llnt Charlw i1 cLr Gitgvr I1NNESstg tENNJA1 Gct a Club of Ten Smmhcriiicr 10 rFz E JE3 I And o IRi9 4P BETTER BIDE A WEE An Old Minor and Proapootor Glvos Up tho Chaoo Word fit Warning From Ono Who halSeen tho Cimilltlon to bo Faced EulrhUI CII Attempt tho Trlp to Itio Itlomllkit Till Hiring 17IJenryGallIcwho was jnc of tho first to Join tho ctuli to tho Klondike has returned anil tells a story calculated to iktcr others from going north In Qcarch ot Sold Thorj Is lurUly i trait hi Cali forum Arizona NovuJa or Montana ivlth which Gable is not familiar Wlrtsn time news of tho gold stnlcos readied this country ho doterintniid tb seek his fortune in the Yukon loft his mimics In Arizona iiiid camo to San Francisco Hero ho bought isis outfit mid supplies and left on the Jmatllla three weeks ugo en route or tho Klondike via Juneau nnd tho Cliiluool paai Now ho is back having old his outfit which cost 335 Ho learned from many experienced min- Ing men at Juneau mind further up that It springHohums bay which is a little way from Pyca I Ifcverup tho idea I left the vessel Intending logo to work In tho Comet mines ttforo anti wait until next spring when I intended to go Into tho Klondike I found tho mines were deserted as time men would not work ticro at this timno of year owing to tho water which fills tho mt ics Alaskan mining men tiro positive that nearly nil vlio arc trying to get to Dawson City will be frozen up en routt until spring und that thick fate is unV certain I will not nnower for the lives of tho tenderfeet who are now going THE WILD RUSH FOR GOLD Bore to End In Ilardililp Suffering Dull Death A Caution WASHINGTON Aug 17 WmJJones United States commissioner to Alaska assigned to St Michaels has tent to tho Interior department tho following iopor on time gold rush In n totter dated at Dyes Alaska August 4 Q There are nearly 1803 peoples in Dyea iiud Slcaguay route and both trails are blocked People are thriv tug away their packs nnd prolsil ind rushing headlong to time nsIjlrcat fllstrcss hardships and ing and possible death from and exposure is sure to follow next I winter an opinion that is entertained by all old Alaskaprospcctorsvlmo have visited that part of tho world In late yens and know tIme situation JUSTICE STEPHEN J FIELD Ilo Now Hold tho LullsService Record on the Supremo Ucncli- WASJIINOTOK Aug 17If Stephen J field associate justice of tho United States supremo eourt were to retire now ho would leave behind him a roe ord service longer than that of any other man who over sat on the supremo bench John Marshall lice meld tho record hitherto with his 34 years of continuous service but Field whoWivs appointed by Lincoln in 1804 ivill hold It from now on It will bo nany a tiny before another justice omcs forward to rival this record Justice Harlan did not take his place on the bench till 1877 and ho ranks next to Field In point of service liar tail was born In 18ITJ and HO may have many years of activity before him but tt is hardly likely that ha will be still in the harness 17 years hence A RUNAWAY TRAIN rwenty Sioux Carried Down to Death or Mulmlng Three Ifotulljr l Jared OTTAWA la Aug liUy tho break tug of n coupling on a train o cars In tho mine of tho Wnppello company at Hitcman yesterday Omen vero more or less badly injured three of them fatally Time 200 mctl employed In time mine wore on a train of 85 curs golug down an Incline from tho mouth of tho shaft to their places of work when tho coup ting between tho last two cars broke letting time rest down tho grade Time cars struck a curve in tho track and men and cars woro plied together in a heap MARRIED Senator Ilaniurougti of North Dakota and Mlu Mary Ilcrrl Clmpuian Undo Ono Nsw Yome Aug 17UQury C Hans rough United States senator from North Dakota nUll Miss Mary Bern Chapman of Washington D C were married at tho Hotel Burlington in this city yesterday Time ceremony took place in ono of tho parlors of the hotel which was decorated with white azaleas innldenhair ferns palms and plaIt roses Rev Lester 1raducr offi ciated using the Protestant Episcopal eervlc6 HOG CHOLERA CURABLE The reel Ajutu Demonstrated by Actual Experiment DUBUQUE In Aug 17Tho fad that hog cholera Is curable has again been demonstrated on the farm of the Dubuque Fruit and Produce Co neat this city xvhcrc under time direction ol Division Freight Agent Clemens of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail road 54 out of 02 sick hogs wcro treated and saved- Timersccmns to be no doubt that the hogs had an attack of cholera at the tlmo time treatment was commenced Under limo Dan of the Church LONDON Aug ITA special from Rome says it is reported that the popb Will excommunicate lrlnco Henry of Orleans anti tho count of Turin as duelling is forbidden by tho Roman Catholic church Commenced Working Twelve Hoars- lUciHE Win Aug ITTho bill wagon works of the Mitchell Lewis company began working 13 hours yes terday oFree Trip You can go to the Tennessee Centennial free if you willand take your sister brother wife children Read Till BEES great offer of a free trip to this magnificent Exposition TUB BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printing line on short 1 It 1 Easy to Tag to O Are features peculiar to HooJs Pllli I size tasteless efficient II Hood1 hare taken 4 1 IoverJfThe only pills to take wIDi Hoods l j nnwwnvnnn IN THE GOOD OLD M Quinine and jA C I sidered the infallible rtml for all forms of malaria csp L ally chills and fever Uptodate people tifcd reliable and popular ta antipcrioclD aot fc1rffugc Yucatan it Chill ToniTASTELESS It cures when alt others J Adapted for o1dC you Pleasant to take J Price 50 cents soil by Ik I r 1 drttgistsrv cnqlib Slnrk In Ih V colors Sfanufactur Inly by tb CARLSTEDT MEDICINE CS- Evansvllle tat irs I DR JIENDENaLLt IMPROVED cm ATB And CHILLS Malaria GUARANTEED In oil gen ill no nlUiout time dgiuituro of J Price CO canto PREPARED IS c lrI Sold by Mattlngly Crabtren Kentucky Illinois INTERNATIONAL EXCURSION TENNESSEE VIA TO BVrniucctsir I t For the above sold by Ihe Illinois varying limes roIls 4 ticket on salo daily November 7 and limit of twenty days en days For full of the above applies Railroad Station In Illinois Central dress your nearest WM MURRAY DIY JNO A SCOTT Dlv A H HANSON G P W GEORGE A Kellond A G 1 1 ST CHARLES 1iFTt Nice Line of Druggists SiiUt Prescriptions Carefully Compqiini Sent FrT- o irany person interested mane matters or whoIovcsr mals we will send free uport 1plicationa copy of the AuiArjf the organ of this Society In dition to ilrnsdy interesting H lag it contains a list off valuable and unusual prem given by this paper Addrcsk- TilE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIAI 410411 United CimaItfes UulldlD2 New Donti Use Drugs unless you need them and the pure drugs ruch as are told I uponsible drnfqlsts Wo keep Ihe bcft That is Iho grer lincllun to be looked for vrhi t me comas that you need Nowhere ose xxiii you lindso- pit te a stocY V good tIme to that prin medicine I 11L i e fittl s11bU51VU ite tfrIve I Lill N TIME TABLE iofiIrCilIVO May 30 1897I SOUTH NO5Lvm 3 LvjiSl Louis tliam Djsptn- iinpmLV1Kv nt lllo Gqopm 315 am Iv llenderton 2361 m p m 343 a m lvi Sclxco 107 pm- t pmLvLv MciIIoiItI j 9pm 447 am I Lv I2rIinlotl 4 o p m 710 p m 459 a m ILv Mortons 415 p m y Norlonvlllo 412 pm 519 n in Lv IlopllnitJIIo 313 II m Li6 pm 6i 7amAr Guilulo 358 p m Iv 611 p m 847 pm 651 in Ar Ntllivlllo 80 lm10Io11n 840 a m t HORTII t No 91 No 51 Nor 54 IV Nnhville 733 am 741 m 710 pm EC pmLvU I NOrlonYlllo 1020 a m II 05 A m 1039 p iU I lvtMottoni Gap 1017 urn nij am- IvI IJtllncion 033 a in iiil a in lOon p m no6pinlvllanton pmLvSebrwLv Ilcmlmon 1144 a m lift p m uio a m- Ar Kvaiuvlllo uio put 115 p m 1140 H m Ar 7Jipm 710 a in Ar Chicago4 8i7pm am- Noaai and 01 will 1Iop at Mmlltonvllloand SprlnKlicltl to Isko on MId let air putenRrri lo ami Trnm ChlciRonnd point J north of Kvannvillo via ItIr TIIS No gt make regular itopi nl Gutlirlc Harl Indian llopklnitlllc unit Hendersonrt- OTIDKXCE flAtLY icirr ACCOMMODAtiON UNDA- Tfiijnm I Providence Ar 7J5pni p26SS7M am MtdltonvlllaAr 603 I m- amM Harllnntonlv 344 p m 745am LvliarllnxtonAr jjoprn- Bosom Lv Mill onvllleAr Jilpm8 2 II IIItL Ilamon Ar 434 pm 11411 Slauchtcn Ar 47 p- goam III Lv Ar 4 lopm- p jo am Lv Henderson Ar jjopm l03fl a iii Ar livanivllle Lv sopm W W BT1IIUDGK Aurnt I TIMETABLE I CR R T Effective May 6 1897 NORTH BOUND No ico iNo 204 No inLv New Ocleani 6jo p m 900 a m Lv Mempuli 750 a m Biijpm Lv Halloa inopra ifiop m lima m Iv Iadiesh ISS p m a m 800 am Lv Princeton 440 p m i Sam 937 a m Lv Nottonvlllo 59 p m 3 J8 N m 1030 a m Xy Cenlral City 6So pm 4t9 a m na5 P PI- AI Lonlnlll lOSS P PI 3ooam 313 pm Ar Cincinnati 640 am 1133 am SOUTH fOUND No tot No 103 No lit Lv Cincinnati 1110 pm 133 pm Lv Lonlinlle jsp a m 7OSP m 840 a m Lv C ltral Cllf Li j a m ic49 p m rsj p m Lv Nortonvllle 911 am 112 j pm 134 pm Lv PrlncIooo18 a m Itt6 a m 403 p m p2LFtiltooft Ar Mempbli 703 pm 710 am Ar New Otleani 810 a m 700 a m All Iralni run daily Not 103 and 104 are solid Vetllbnltd Iralni plntuh MI IIlhledrwith Pull man llufftt SUepcrt and Chair Cart blwee Cincinnati and Now Orleans Train 101 and 103 il o run solid between Cincinnati and SteepenDlteIconnecIions I A II HANSON G P and T A 6arlingtor ft Enin s j Newn Notes Personal Paragraphs and tOther Doings at Home Worthy ii 01 Special Mention S Mr Ensmingcr representing the Princcton Collegiate Institute was ill Earlington Tuesday looking after the interests of that school It is a thorough and excellent school unsurpassed by any institution of its class in the State I Ifenl Tulurr Kf II and Kn lc un Ute Jhnr- Va quit tuUtvcu vuiiljr niM firuvor t o niatf ncllc lull c if tile jicrru uml vluur tAke NoTo ti 1IU the wnmlcrworUiT Hint nmUon weak men itnme All lUuEulnU jAi or II Curl gIUIUn teed Itoaklct nnil nunplo rice Aililrru Rloillng Itcmody Oo Chi coco or Now YOlk Serious Accident A George SpTccr aged about nine while engaged in off bearing J at the saw mill near this place on Saturday last met with a serious I accident which caused the loss of X part of one of his feet In some way his foot slipped and the saw caught it cutting the toes anti front the foot off about the instep 2 Surgidal attention was at once rendered and tim rest of the jfoot saved At last report Spicer jWI1S lqing Pery well t jrThe Woman Friend I know from my own experlenco thatI C for ladies of a constipated habit them nothing Jo supply the place of German I Lvr Iowd Mrs JP Meneness Springfield Ohio i MI have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would notbQ without IiMsss Jennie Green Abilino Tex Friends advised mo to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver complaint I bad relief before I bad taken one holjle It did mil moro good than all med triM prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell Jeffcrsonvillc Ind i 1Octa Ticket Get a ticket to the Cincographic entertainment that will be Iat the 1 Court House in Madiaonville Thursday and Friday nights This Itr is eift and so fat as we know Jf will bo the last public entertain tlmcnt atw Madisonvillc this year JrfTbo very appearance of Sutherlands Eagle Eye salVO that this remedy b Is new and original in Itself It Is manu factured on en improved method The imanmiraculous cures of long standing that are bslsg accomplished by III use em phasizes Us importance as greatest cure known any and all kinds of sore eyes 1 For salqiby SU Bernard Drug Store Earl p InRlon George King St Charles The rarest molal is didymlum and It presentmarket price is 4500 per pound 4The next coatliest metal Is barium Its 1 value per pound is f260I tI Pbambwlains Colic Cholera and Dlarr I Iilioea Remedy always affords prompt re C tor Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earllagton Dea Robinson Mortons Gap 1 Gcd King St Charles n TEACHERS INSTITUTE Official Notification Issued by County Superintendent Olficn of Superintendent of Common Schools Hopkins County Madisonville Ky Aug 9 1897 To Trusttes and Tcathtrt of Common Schools liiiIs r Kybeginning ust daysTrustees notify promptly as the law requires every teacher in their districts Observe hat in addition to direct oral or written information written youhavois absent from the county it is your duty to write to him or her at once J40Commontucky and govern thell1clves accordingly TIIOS H SMITH S C S- NervouScro1uIaRheumatisrn aMt daughter has been afflicted with scrofula and rheumatism and sho was very nervous Wo concluded to buy n lioltle of Hoods Snrsaparilla After ihn had taken four bottles she was cured of alt her Irou kepillooosHIUOT Sandy Spring Tennessee Hoods Pills are purely vegetable nnd do not purge pain or gripe All druggist The Young Folks Enjoy Themselves One of the most enjoyable events of the season was held at Lakeside Park on last Saturday evening i The young people gathered there to have a picnic and everything was done to make the evening pass pleasantly for all They had just spreadsupper out in the Park when it began to rain anti they lad to go into the pavilion It did not rain long however and everybody enjoyed the nice supper As the sky cleared off some of the crowd went out rowing while others played various games Those present were Miss Fannie Sale of Paducah Misses Alice Wise Sallie Farnsworth Lizzie Huff Lizzie Browning Inez Dean Mildred Annie and Name Ashby Alice Bourland Nannie Frank and Effic Stokes and Eflic Stevens Messrs Cal Martin Jerrold Jon son Will Cozart Walter McGary Leo Beall N I Toomhs Henry Uourland George Moore and John Tourian A Rematlcable Cure of Chronrc Diarrhoia In 1896 when I served my country as a private in Company A 16711 Pennsyl vania Volunteers I contracted cbroni diarrhoea It has given me a great deal of troublo ever since I have tried a dozen different medicines and several prominent doctors without any permanent relief Not long ago a friend sent we a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and after that I bought a 50 cent bottle and now I can say that I am entirely cured I cannot bo thankful enough lo you for this great Remedy and recommend it to all suffering veterans If gratefullyUENIWSold by St Bernard Drug Stores Earling Ion lien T Robinson Morions Gap Ceo King St Charles All birds when perched on trees or bushes serve as weathercocks as they Invariably arrange themselves with their heads to the wind Something to v Know It may bo worth something lo know that the very best medicine for restoring the tired out nervous system to a hoallhy vigor is Electric Bitters This medicine is purely vegetable acts by giving tone lo the nerve centres in the stomach gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys and aids these or gans in throwing off impurities in the blood Electric hitters Improves the ap polite aids digestion and is pronounced Oyttioia who have tried It as the very best blood purifier and nerve ionic Try It Sold for o cents or ll per boUloit Si lieruard Drug Store T The Chinese soUlern on the Island ol Sumatra have a strange and I llcroul form of siluUlion When they meet each other say after an nbscnco of a month or longer they do not lnko etch others hand they smite broadly and each grispshis own slinking it vigorously for a few moments The Grandest Remedy Mr R B Greovo merchant ot Cbil bowie Va certifies that ho had consumption was given up to die sought all medical treatment that money could procure tried all cough remedies ho could hoar of but got no relief spent many nights sitting up In chair was Induced lo try Dr Kings New Discovery and was cured by use of two bottles For past three years been attending to business and says Dr Kinds Now Discovery is tho grandest remedy ever made as It has done so much for him and also for others in his com- munlty Dr Kings New Discovery Is guaranteed for Coughs Colds and Con sumption It dont fail Trial bottles free at SI Bernard Drug Store A philologist estimates that the coinage of new words goes on at Iho rale of on- cliundtd annually Id the English language Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salvo in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains sCorns and all Skin Eruptions and posi tlvely cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Irlce 350 per box For Sato by St Bernard Drug Store The entire coast line of the globe Is about 126000 miles Tit CUro Cnuitlputlan Vorovcr- Tako CiscaroU Cuutly Cathartic lOo orZSe- If 11 0 C fall lo cure drnKitlMs refund mouu r I liFT rNWGATUAIC 1 IO DRLST5iU25 + 50 ABSOL UTrYGURiNrB plri4bnlletfrre id SI I a D 1 h nu TIlE MINERS COLLECTIO Over Two Hundred Dollars Raised In Hopkins Countyfor the Mtt I FAMILIESrNotwithstanding the public pro test by the strike agitators Knight and Llewellyn who said they did not solicit andpractically did not want financial aid something over two hundred dollars was contributed to the relief of the distressed families of striking miners by the miners and the people of Karlington and Hopkins county The public protest of these mqii however lost their cause several dollars of contribution on the part of miners who said if they wero opposed to such aid there could be little reason in giving of their earnings The contrihutionsso far as heard Irom show the following amounts Darlington citizens 10000 Providence miners 2500 II ccla 2500 licincckc 5000 Mndisonvilln popular subscription nlrv 4 2000y YpVA total reported oj I f 22000 There vas also a collc6tion4rnadt at Barncslcy the amount of which has not been reported The qitizcnp miners and operat ors were ready to contribute of their earnings for the relic of suf fering women and children but were not willing to increase that suffering by the enforced idleness of our own workmen STAts rLUCASI FRANK J CHBNBV makes oath that be Is the senior partner of the firm of FRANK J CIIBNBV Co doing business in the Cily ol Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh Ibat cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH Cum FRANK r CIIENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this Clb day of Decemb A D 1886 j AW GLBASON RAL Notary Public 1 f Halls Catarrb Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY Co TOLEDO O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are the best More women reach the age of fifty than men but afterward the stronger sex has tho best of it Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular Ionic antiperiodic and febrifuge It breaks the chill and prevents its return strengthening the patient and gives healthy tone and vigor without regard 10 diet Pleasant lo take Price soc Warranted at drug Morn Mr Jake McEuen of St Charles was in town yesterday To lake men as they come and fit them correctly giving them almost an unlimited variety of woolen from which to select gar meats are the principles that have charac terized the success of M Born Co THE GREAT CHICAGJ MERCHANT TAILORSThe Drown of St Louis who were the guests of Mrs Dr Gooch have returned home Everybody Sayi 80 Cascarota Candy Cathartic the most won plOOAIand positively on kidneys liver nnd bowels cleansing tllO enUro dispel colds euro headache Over habitual constipation and biliousness Please buy and n ofCCCtiday1O35cOnth Hold and guaranteed to eureby n veryrNoTollao for tiny Conla Guaranteed tobacco habit euro makes weak men strong blooU pure Wtoll Alt druLclsta Meet your old friends at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Mrs Ida E Walker returned Tuesday from Long Beach Miss where she has spent several weeks with her daughter To Cure a Cold In One Day Tako Laxative Dromo QdSnlnn Tablets All Druggists refund the money if il tails lo Cure ajc For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Kv IMr J C lucks and family of Provi dence were the guests of tho family of W W Elhefidge Saturday Kilmiilo vomit plnnrol With Viiarnrrta Candy Ratlmrllc euro conatlpatloii forovcr tOe So If C O O rail druggists refund money Your friends will all be there at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 2627 28 SILVERIMHMcElroy In Rochester PostExpress What makes poor Uryan wipe his eye And beat his breast and frequent sigh And tell his folks hed IIkQlodllll Tis wheat TH silver What mates his patty friends declare Their cause is smashed beyond repair What makes SWclTlsTis sliver What makes the toiling masses nil Poor William J a humbug call 1 Who tried to bunco them last bill Tis wheat Tis silver Has he not preached from liyto day That wheat and silver roiuu uiiit nwy Like Siamese twins together slay 1 He has He has Whoso goes up while farmer say Lo things at last have como our way Three cheers for us hooray hooray Wheats priG i i Not silvers Whose prico In spite ol Bryans frown Goes down down arid downand down And down antI down nnd down and down 1 Silvers price Not wheats The great Hopkins County Fair lAugust 25 26 27 28 I TRAP SHOOTING Five Matches tobe Shot on the Hopkins County Fair Grounds L i During the Four Days of theFalr First match Wednesday Aug 2sTen clay targets thrown from trap at unknown angles purse 25 SIs to fuel 7 to second 3 to third Second match Thursday Aug 26Ten clay targets thrown from trap at unknown angles purse 20 1250 to first 5 to second 250 to thirdThird match Friday Aug 27 Ten clay targets thrown from trap at unknown angles purse 20 1250 to first 5 to second 250 to third Fourth match Saturday Aug 28rfve live pigeons purse 20 SJO to first 5 to second 3 to third 2 to fourth Fifth match consolation Satur day Aug 28Consolation purse for those having won no money at any ol tile preceding matches Ten clay targets thrown from trap at unknown angles Purse 15 750 Jo first 350 to second 2750 to third 150 to fourth Rules Entry fee 5 per cent of dach purse In each match it will take as many as fifteen to enter To be shot as individuals Tq bo shot according to the American Shooting Association for inanimate target shooting Called promptly at 9 a m each day consolation at n a m Aug 28 For further information a- ddressSN D LANGLEy Madisonville Ky THE SMOKING CHIMNEY TOP Morn after morn the artisan Has watched with longing eye To see the grimy smoke in wreaths skyTie shrill lie echoes came not back And cold and black and desolate Stilt stood the chimney stack Ho heaved a sigh for days gone by When early rising day Found him wfih face to faclry turned Light hearted on the way And now straight on before his eyes While on his journey bent Behold the smokecrowned chimney stack Industrys movement The shouts of men give him good cheer When ho has reached his goal The hissing steam the factry roar Are music to his soul The grimy Titans of the shop Waifs of the wizards brain With deft and skillful hand ho leads Submissive in his train Or with uplifted arm be rains Such sturdy ringing blows As fashion forms of usefulness And thrift and wealth bestows He laughs and sings from morn till night Like the miller of the Dee His fireside is his sweet delight Rich In content is he Un hears again the tuneful ting That molds the hammered sleel He hears again the whirring din Of swiftly turning wheel There are the bustling ranks of men Our nations stalwart prop The fires ato lit ind there above Is the smoking chimney top JOSIAH HARTZBLL Akron Ohio RUBES DANCE Written for THE Usa Amongst de hills war I wuz bawn War grows sweet pennyrile Dar stans a tworoom cabin yet Twnr de home of dis yar chile Day had a dance out dar one night Rube SImpklns wuz de clown Ho alto could dance clar off de arlb An dey walls till Rube gits dowri Do niggers dey jest cum in droves Dis one perllclcr night War larmined on a high ala tuna Wud have It shot er tliht Doy place do fiddler in da hall High up from do qroun t Den whisper lo do caller Allus wait till Rube gits down Pete jinkms bossed de right ban room Brown do odderAnlerry de fiddlers side Twar do hottest sort o weather Rube SImpklns got in kinder late Sed hed been to town Hut step ll ht chlllun rest yo feet And wait till Rubo gus down Do caller hollered Places alii Tun see dem niggers gill filled white shirts war absent dar An clos didnt halfway fit People nil stop back in pars Rube Simpkins lef do groun Swing corners all do caller sod But wait till Rube gUs down Fohansup and ladies change Cbassa all once mo Yo niggers on Peto Jinkms sldo Git fodder from de do Gents to do right do caller yelled Cum people movo on roun Swing de gal yo hub de bes Soon as Rube gus down Gals to de middle back an swing Men folks do do same Fo pickaninnies step lo do front Yos daecin mighty tame All bans up circle to de let Play dat Fox an Houn Hit dat Mobile buck an swing But wait till Rubo gits dow a- Men II all center stay dar too Case I wants to see yo danco II An Reuben Simplcins done dat thing Sbos be got de chance Back an swing II de caller cried I looked an seed him frown He know dey cud not do it Till dancin Rube got down Gran right an let byar me say Skip one an grab do nex Cwyno up country do fiddler sang Good Lawd how sweet dat tex Everybody dance now hush yo fuss Cit ready Jerry Brown hoptenUlJESSE FiiiLLtrs Earliogton Ky Aug 13 1897 Your friends will all be there at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Tha great Hopkins County Pair August 25 26 2728 dr Subscribe for TIlE DEE S i MAGISTERIAL CONVENTION Republican County Committee DC clde to Hold on Saturday September 4 to Nomi nate Candidates TilE CANDIDATE TO HE CHOSEN The Republican Committee of Hopkins county met at Madison on Monday uftcinoon for the purpose of deciding upon and ar rangin the preliminaries of the nominating convention select candidates for county officesas deemed best by them The meeting was a very harmonious one and it was decided to hold Magisterial conventions on conIvenilons Madisonville on the following Monday September 6 The convention is called for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices at present viz County Clerk Sheriff Coun ty Attorney Surveyor and Coroner Upon the of a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools action was for the present suspcnccd Magisterial conventions will be called later the chairmen of the respective districts for the purpose of selecting magistrates and constables The tune set for these conventions is Saturday September i4th As it has been so far and so it will continue that harmony will reign in the Republican ranks and the Republican candidates and par ty rank and file will present a solid front in the campaign about to be opened in county district and State Injunctions and their Critics Gradstrcrts A preliminary injunction which has been the subject of much criti cism of the violent and irresponsi ble sort tliats been rendered familiar the last few years was granted by Judge Jackson of the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of West Virginia This injunction was granted upon the application of the Monougah Coal and Coke Company who desired to secure protection against unlawful inter ference with their property and employees For a few days before the text of the injunction was made public the agitator Debs against whom and his associates the injunction was granted spent much of his time in abusing the judge who made the restraining order and in denouncing in unmeasured terms the Order itself Me declared that the injunction restrained him from walking on any of the public high ways jeading to the mines of the Monongah Coal and Coke Compa ny that it was a most sweeping order that no other could be com pared to it that it annihilated the right of peaceable assemblage and effectually suppressed the right of free speech If it were sustained it would he said sweep away all constitutional safeguards and de liver people hound hand and foot to corporate capital These are sweeping statements but they represent the least heated features of the agitators remarks It was a wisccourscthat was fol lowed when the text of this injunction was given to the press so that people not informed about the mat ter hut who yet took some interest- in it and might be misled by the tirade of Debs might learn for themselves just what the scope of the injunction was The injunction was based upon a bill of com plaint alleging among other things that the defendant Debs and others named were conspiring together to interfere with the operating and conducting of the coal mines oper ated by the Monongah Coal and Coke Company and by such inter ference preventing thid employees of the company from mining and producing coal and that irrepara ble damage and loss might result unless a restraining order was granted Upon these allegations the judge granted a temporary injunction re straining the defendants and those associatedwith them from interfer ing with the management or operation of the mines in question by the owners thereof or those operating them either by menaces threats or any other kind of intimidation used to prevent the employees of the mines from going to or from the mines or from engaging in the business of mining therein The order further restrained the dc feudant from entering upon the property of the company for the purpose of interfering with the em ployees thereof either by intimida tion or the holding of public or private assemblages upon that property or in anywise molesting- or intimidating tIm employees so as to induce them to abandon their work in the mines Futhermore the defendants were enjoined from assembling in the paths ap preaches and roads upon said property leading to and from their homer and residences to the mines 4long which the employees of the company were compelled to travel to get to their work or in any wa interfering with tho employees lit to or from their work 01 I Iron entering the mint to inter L4 i Fifty Years Ago President Polk In the White House chair yer110thOne to govern and one to heal And ai a presidents power of wilt o9fICltyerplllMr For Ma liver 80 years ago Ayers Cathartic Pills were designed to supply a model purgative to people who had BO long injured themselves with griping medicines Being carefully prepared and their in gredients adjusted to the exact DdUverpopularity well marked in tho modal thoWorlds50 Years of Cures S fere with the employees in their mining operations or assembling upon the property at or near the entrance to the mines Lest there should be any doubt as to the scope and intent of the oreler it expressly set forth there in that its purpose and object arc to prevent all unlawful combinations and conspiracies and to restrain the defendants engaged in such from entering upon the prop erty of the company and interfer ing with the employees and from unlawfully inciting persons en gaged in working the mines from ceasing to work therein As will be seen the order is not directed against freedom of speech or the right of assembly and it does not affect any places outside of the property of the company It is only directed against such unlawful acts on the part of certain persons well known not to hold the laws in reverence and it is directed against such acts only when committed upon the property of the Monongah Coal and Coke Company or against its employees Lawabiding people doubtless pay little attention to any criticism made by Debs or his associates but it will do no harm to have the exact scope pointed out of an injunction intended to protect private industry and private property against unlawful aggression The great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 8 MACKINAC And Return C H D and D C STEAMER S PERSONAlLy CONDTCTED TOUR On Thursday August aC the C II D R R in connection with the D C Navigation Co will give their Annual Macklnac Excursion at the low rate of Five Dollars for the round trip These are given lo familiarize tim people with tho great lakes and Michigan as a health and pleasure resort State Ladles and children traveling alone can participate in this ex cursion with perfect safety free from wor ry and enjoy a genuine pleasure trip A regular employo of tho C H D Ry wilt conduct the party Special train will leave C II Ii depot Cincinnati 900 a m Hamilton 945 a m Dayton 1045 a m arrive Toledo 305 p m Leave on Steamer Alpena shortly after arrival Ar rive Detroit nnd visit city same evening Tho Alpena leaves following morning for Mackinac A daylight ride through the St Clair Flats to Port Huron thence out into the broad waters of Lake Huron Ar rival at lisa Island will be at n ur day Special rates at hotels to isls Only 3 more to MA an tim Mackinac rate Side Son Sz to Snow islands Si sdlBBaur state rooms early Circulars fflMnformation on application to agents ofl II D Hand agents of connecting lines or address D G Edwards Pass Traffic Manager Cincinnati Ohio Your friends will all be there qt the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 The great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Hotel 200A Day LuciletI W PRlTOHeTT pnopR MADISONVILLE KY rz Ew SutflclentlyB lieiled I by GIIS ELturnlsblngl MADISONVILLE KY sA 1 genes pre rieter GRAND HOTEL 150 TO 2 PER DAY A VVORLEV Proprietor Wantedfln Idea tblngtopiteatt- WhOCUithIUK Protect your litriut thor may brine you wraith Wrllo IOIIN WKUDBItDUHN k UO Patent Attor nojs WiMhlnBtnn l O for Ibelr ttJSUtt prize offer uul now Hit cr CMIO thauund larenuaaa wanted SiQ great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 n r 4 you visit the fai1to Fair visit the LWhen Where cheaper Store Goods on than 1 earth 6ot I lt 115 I Main Kentucky Street AJJ1JiJiJiJiAAJiAA fIsfJiJiWe have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment of tI Ji STRAW GOODS J JIlJJgainsin WA Vv ASH GOODS 4 SJ1J1 MATTINB A j At prices that will be appreciated 4We have Great Bargains in a tBIB LINE OF SIIORS I tANothing but honest stock and good Jtoffered And you wont ptvalues forJtpur 4 X BIG GROCERY BJ1Contains everything you need or desire Jt J for your table during the hotJiweather or any other sort of at prices always reasonable lor stock i always fresh and nice Anything Jt Jtyou want at Ji IT BERNARD iC- IIIRAL I I ZTOREZ iiJtJiJtJtJt4JiJtJtJ1J A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OP THIS BBYBHTi STMTTOlBO SCflLlEC- LrffA d7d2UfirdYcar LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY f 0111 rawu rIorllllllklll to those fulr60g kI LMm 7l BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP ETC nuvvattiirbcUUttiforLfcaitiwOraJualtt n lucrative Situation RfttOS Vory LOW J rlIwDI1TURINCt tland the amount of light produced by an old fashioned TALLOW DIP and an INCANDESCENT BULB is not more marked than is the difTerenarm appear tmice in style and quality of the Wearing J IApparel made by AM BORN CO THE GREAT BNICAII MERCHANT TAIURI and the work of the mass ofTailors sass Tho Suits and Overcoats of the former oro fine oroduotlonst of TaIloring Art Wo Guarantee to fit and ploaee you end Dove you moav 300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNO to oolect from 3 ATsT BERNARD GENERAL STOREST m Subscribe for The Bee 1 i S v V r t fi I f 1 Jr r IIi I T i T iT T IIT P TI A EXNDIJLD LINE OJH = i jsNT CLVOffiIIING AND NIW SHOESL Which we purchased ESPECIALLY IN TIME FOR TIIE FAIR so as to be able to supply our customers with the very BESTand ir NEWEST GOODS at the BEST VALUES OBTAINABLE See our Stock and you will be pleased SPECIAL CUT1L ii iOur I Summer Goods must be moved at once and we have decided to close themout now at price pr to suit our customers in order to make room for the large stock df New Goods we c arc preparing to go to the Eastern Markets to purchase Everything in the house in these lines at Sacrifice Prices i y I I JIT1 m mtr I 1J111fflhJ1tI uuf te j3eel 101 t Mk MOORE EHor and Manager i PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated i44 the PcttoBce it Btrllugion as Second Her i r SUBSCRIPTION RATES SJiio i ar airlctlylnadvaneeSi o- Swiht I v io Woatht t y S sj 3 IJ appllCltionadenl Iba IV Ailtreis us for artlealarl URSDAY AUGUST 19 1897 HAS LOGAN NAMED i PWIIIps Loses the Position by a H Jf Breadth f- fort KAug I4Spc The Governor this morning oed JKtjaijipointmcnt of 1 W Loganof Boyd county 7 9istantMme Inspector It 3 remcnibcrcd that the con or the place has been very d between Phillips of Earl a Nj Vance of Louisville jup osed that after e 1 withdrawal Logan being oungctiman succeeded in in the hillips slate by g in favor with Gov Bradley s surprise to many- endotsementse of Mr Phil were thejstrbngcst backing a could havc from the coal ors and miners ol Ientucky understood that the turning against him with the Gov was the fact that he is a cm Kentucky man and the nor says this section has jrcd a liberal share of politi tronage io OUTING TJtousand Employes Will I Spind Two Days at Isshvillc- isyille Augl 14 The L plqyes1 annual outing will be re than ordinary interest this 4 grand excursion to the issec Centennial at Nashville en arranged that will allow ys stay In Nahvillc Over I persons will go on the ex n The special train of teen coaches and three sleep ill leave Louisville on the ng of August 20 The cx fists will stay at Prices c on Broad street in Nash which is bei ig used as a during the Centennial ir headquarters at the Cen grounds will lie at Cafe ire Soldiers Reunion irter KeUnion aoth Ky Infantry REDONIA Ky July 15 1897 Jour last meeting resolutions assed to hold our next re at Kuttawa Lyon county ia inntng August 25th and rrredaysc- ommiUeef desires to meet bid soldier and his family stop to ask whether it is a ier a johnny reunion Wet styled American soldiers be the control of the entucky organization but very old soldier no matter he ought So fall in line qe of you and let the Yank b keep step to the same as they march under the lag Bring three days ra ad blankets and let us have lime once more Remem will not have many more wIll soon answer the lastI tf By order of committee- RANttS Lovo Chairman l About That Theory- GtobeDemocral I Coin must have meant that in mysterious tic between a pf wheat and two silver With this amendment ringrIIHCS for tis CalamityltestiI- tivlII CUUI jor Jurn1 I t juteS l Ol coarse its hart jsut Ilisiiir b iliily im I ft Are not tliu fanners l gusil Jiricit Truly it is g orilit Calamityites r L t r u HINDIIANS APPOINTMENTS Will Open the Campaign Will Sixteen Appointment in Western Kentucky The National Democrats arc ti be the first to open the State campaign Speaking dates have hcci arranged for Capt J R Hindman candidate for Appellate Clerk and the campaign begins in Western Kentucky His first regular dates are as followsAll jo Oclock p m Wednesday August 25 Hick man Thursday August 26 Clinton Friday August 27 Pulueah Saturday August 28 Mayfield Monday August 30Smithland Tuesday August 31 Bcnton- WednesdaySeptember i Prince tonThursday September 2 Marion Friday September 3 Cadiz Saturday September 4 Eddy villeMonday September 6 Hopkins villeTuesday September 7 Madison ville Wednesday September 8 Dixon Thursday September 8 Mor janfield Friday September 10 Hinder sonSaturday September u Owens tional Democratic State Campaign Committee has made out the fol lowing speaking appointments for the Hon Charles W Buck ex Minister to Peru Cadiz September 6 Earlington September 7 Sebree September 8 Allensvillc September 9 Mr Bucks appointment for Earlington at 8 oclock p m Gold Production Bradslreets The worlds production of gold for the year 1896 is estimated by the Director of the Mint to have been 205000000 of which the United States contributed nearly onequarter For the year 1897 the probable gold product is esti mated at 250000000 Increases are expected from all the principal producing countries that from South Africa being regarded as the most important in point of quantity and value The increase from Canada is ranked next and then comes that expected from the United Slates Other countries counted upon as supplying in creases are Australia Russia Mexico and British India The Director of the Mint expects that the worlds product of gnld will continue to increase for a number of years to come that new mines will be opened in all parts of the world and that with the improved methods for exttacting the ores containing the gold the worlds gold product by the close of the present century will amount to over 300000000 yearly Dont Fall Dont fail to go the Court Housem Thursday and Friday witness the Cineographic enter tainment at Madisonville This is the first entertainment of the kind that ever came to Madisonville and it should meet with a hearty reception You have our word for it that it will be first class in pvery respect Secure tickets at once They arc cheap The Klondyks Coal Fields The Burlington Route is the di rect northwest line to Seattle or Tacoma and the direct westward line to San Francisco en route to Alaska From 80 to 200 miles and several hours saved by the Burlingtons splendid passenger train service to the northwest from St Louis Kansas City or St Joseph Pullman sleepers and Free Chair Cars on all through trains Several extra steamers will sail before the season closes Ask your ticket agent for detailed information or write the undersigned L W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo The great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 theIgreat 25 26 27 28 Your friends vill all be here at the great Hopkins Comity Fair August 25 26 27 28 j I Gin LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Jurist Mcmhy morning ilic railroad me on the Henderson division wrre viry much shockedwhen tim ttn of the suddm death of Conductor Stnll iiiachcil here Ho was a loting man uho during his ser vice for ibo company nhvajs conducltt himSelf in ihu most becoming manner ami therefore made a best of friends not alone among these with whom fan was associate I in business but all with whom bo came in contact The parlicnlnrs of his death as wo have been able to glean them are tint he WS ecroutc with his train between Nashville and Edgcfirld Junction aDd when going from iho rear In front end and whilo pissing from one car to the other he fell between them and fIling under the wheels was cut to pieces ICTnone of lb Screw saw him fall and did not miss bin until they stopped at the station for orders the exact facis in regard to his death will probably never be know Funeral service was held Wednesday under the auspices of the Knigdl Templars of whiclj order ho was a member A large number of railroid mon alienJaltho tiHieril which was held at N shvitIe Telegraph offhai were put in at Morions and Robirh list weak but we understand they will only ba Iemp9rary or until after the rush of business A grand excursion Train fur the accom modation of the hundreds of railroid on the H nKri in Vul St Louis divisions will soon ba run from Evansville lo the TcnnessBo Centennial Twjmly ona railrods in the Untied States report ncraii J otrninjs during the pres eat month over tru sims nirilU list year and wj qjota time following from the CouricrJournil Tin Louisville lIen dirson and St Louis alss reports increased earnings The olfiial5 expjct an increase during August over the sann month last year although List August wat one of the heaviest monhts in the history of the road The month has starleJ oul with this prm ho The last fdW statements of the L N railroad show that it is enjoying a period of good times such as il has not had in five years The earnings during the second halfof the fiscal year have been so grea over last year tint if the increase contin ues it is not at all unlikely that the road will be able lo top the earnings of 1892 which were the largest in the history of 1 the rod and on which binges the restore lion of the 10 per cent cut in wages Master of Trains Djvncy has found it necessary in order to handle the heavy busines to increase his force so Conductor Ingram has been put lo work Agent T C Martin will be installed as agent at Sebree August 23th A good se lection for the place and we predict bc- vlII fill it satisfactorily to all Supervisor Sullivan with his crew o men made a fine record last week hiving in two diys time laid over two miles of steel rail- Foreman Bradley of the fence crew met with a painful accident one day last week one of his fingers being caught In a bathed wire fence and a sudden j Irk citric near tearing the end of bis finger off The doc tors say with careful nursing ho may be able lo save the member It hasbccn rumored in Henderson and through a Henderson paper that the L N is seeking to io into Unlontown putting in a large transfer boat to reach the latter place The U of L E Journal in its last issue InjurybyA Pennsylvania grocer received the fol lowing letter DEAR SIR Having been accustomed to spending 20 cents a day for whiskey I youduringpounds granulated Sugir 25 pounds corn starch 125 pounds macaroni Ga pounds white beans 5 poundi ground peppers itscrub brushes 50 pounds salsoda 33 pounds roasted coffee 25 cans tomatoes 24 cans micbcrel 50 pounds best raisins 12 packages herbs 40 pounds codfish 110- pounds buckwheat flour coo pounds hem my pounds mincemeat 12 brooms 12 bottles machine oil 20 pounds Oolong tea 24 cans green peas 23 pounds dried apples 25 pounds prunes 40 pounds laundry poundslard2 gallons chowchow i ream note paper 500 envelopes 2 newspapers for a year I bad no idea my drinking had been costing me so much and believe now 1 can live familyThe saved would be ample to provide all the goods enumerated There are no doubt many men who spend 20 cents a day or more for liquor whose families would feel that the onlyhavestored in their kitchen or cellars Many a merchant who with a moderato profit on goods enough to properly supply those who would naturally buy of him does a dull business and is obliged lo credit where be knows herd is danger of loss while the saloon near by gathers in the dollars of the beads of the families Letter List List of unclaimed letters in the Postoffice at Eirlington June 30lh 897 ndersun Walter Anderson Lallie Anson Menic Box Maggie Dunnin Lizzie UivU Pike Douglas K Dncia Gilmore I J Gill Jimmic lanes O Richard Killehrnw Mrs K L Minnou Iross ftC tVirah Miers Missellib Iiiioii Vir iil Crash nock IViitllelon Miss Miry Uoos Miw Uerthe Uo H lisnMan Siiiiibii JohnC I M 1 C t jI DOWN IN THE MINES nWheD that committee composed of the and Vice President of Itu United Mine Workers of Indiana cillccl on Mr J n Atkinson President of Ihl St Bernard Compiny last wc k in induce him to call out his employees from the mines In sympathy with the strikers i took only a few minutes for him to con vince them that in doing S3 hu would nol be treating bis race justly as his men were then getting more wages than the strikers demanded and had no grievance whatever and that to call his men oul would only add misery to poverty and would not aid strikers to succeed in their demand for bicuer wages His straightforward honest talk which stated in brief his connection with his men and their condition and reference to the law gov erning him and his men and iho violation of said law totally unmanned them and left them without ground to stand upon The only encouragement given the strikers was from the miners in the em bloy of the Cooperative Coal Company at Oarnesley and their sympathy for thou cause can be more easily understood when theyIwere a orgaD UIIOD which also believed that they at times had the right to dictate to the operator just when and how ho should run bis miner regardless of his opinion on such subjects 1and therefore quite naturally they join in with the views of the agitators who demand the payment of certain wages whether or not the operator makes the running expense of his mine It is claimed that the miners at Barnes ley will soon become members of the or der known as the United Mine Workers of America Messrs Foard and llogtn represented the Heels Coal Company at the Camp Meeting at Scbree last Sunday Col Albert Toombs and his aids make it quite interesting for those who come to Earlington for the purpose of interfering with those who want to perform daily labor in tho mines Such persons are properly eyed with suspicion and a cloy watch is kept on them ISix weeks or moro has the strike boon progress and no coal famine has uken place in Chicago or other large ci ties and while the price of said fuel has somewhat advanced a sufficient amount for present use is mined so it seems the strike was ill advised and ordered at time wrong lime The report put in circulation last week that about half of the miners in the JeHico regions had come out by the request of an agitator was untrue and misleading The fact is that since last May no mine work had been done there ITo aid in the shipment of coal a new telegraph office has been lately opened up at the Basket mines near Henderson The agitator met with a cold reception when last week be visited the Hecli mines Col Joe E Foard was in no humor to be trifled with anJ so gave the trouble maker notice to at once vacate Stories started to excite sympathy will have but little effect hero at Islington It would be far beler that the committee acknowledge their defeat and return to their homes As was stilled last week fair treatment would be accorded all who came here on a peaceful mission but thrcits uttered have caused a careful watch put over those making use of them and prove an injury to the cause of labor And now the operators of the Hopkins County coal mines have decided to give their miners one day free at the fair as a part reward for their faltblul service These kind acts are always remembered and appreciated by the miner who has a grateful heart and such deeds cause a good feeling to exist at all times between miner and operator St Charles Relneclco and other mines in this county were visited by the strike committee last meek but their labor to persuade miners to throw up a job worth two or three dollars per day was of no availMuch disappointment was fell here tills week when the fact became known that Mr Edwin Phillips failed to get the ap pointment of Assistant Mine Inspector for Kentucky His friends hero were led to believe his chances were good and know leg his qualifications for the position they quite naturally regretted to hear of his failure to secure the prize Do not make your children to become decrepid in after years by giving them chill tonics containing arsenic Arsenic ruins their bone and pulls them up They look belter for a while Tim arsenic finally shows Its ghastly results Dr Dells Peppermint Chill Tonic contains no ar sonic It makes stout sound bone It makes real flesh health itself It cures chills permanently ior sale by St Ber nard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles The Princeton Fair The ninth annual fair at Prince ton Kywill be held Sept 29 to Oct 2 and 5ouo in premiums will bu KIVOII away There v ill Im a finn industrial ex position a lilicTn lepirtm ni iI linn puuliry inhibit trotting rim Iltig and p icing nri auI many alirutivn ilispi s CxciirMni ruts will It tivin I y tlij rnliundti Uunt fui m ti tell J IfI 5w5i MINIATURE BUTTON PHOTOGRAPHIjWe are offering a most attractive novelty in the form of a Miniature Button Photograph of yourself to all customers who purchase goods to the amount of sroo or over Dont forget that this is free and when you come to the Fair take advantage of the oppor 1tunity to get an excellent photograph in the most attractive style ALEXANDER MADISDNYILLE KENTUCKY rTl11I1r boroI pointjust Business Prospects Notes from BraiSstreets The largest pipe works in llv South at Bessemer Ala have added to their force until the whole plant is in operation llll Alabama pipe wotk also of BcssC Imer have restimnetiS The Alaltanu rolling mill It Birmingham Ala losnmod work on August iG employing 700 men The Providence Coal Companys mines at Scranton Pa which ha s been idle the pjst two jears will resume work shortly The miners in the Boyd mines and those in the employ of the Randolph Coal and Coke Co at Nashville III have received a raise of 20 cents per ton on coal and have all returned to work The Birmingham Ala rolling mill resumed operations at midnight Sunday in all department giving employment to 1500 men who have been idle since July i The trouble between the Grand Trunk Railway and its employes has been satisfactorily settled The wages of the employes in the New Jersey potteries will be advanced qn an average of 12f per cent and in some branches to a greater extent The advance is attributed to the new tariff on im ported pottery and the outlook for the industry is more favorable than for sonic time- Increased freight traffic espec ially in the moving of coal has caused the Southern Railway Com pany to put all departments of its large shops at Birmingham Ala on nine hours a day The Alabama Great Southern Railroad has also put its men at work nine hours except the locomotive IIdepartments Formerly the sclicd u e hours a day One I ihousnnd men arc benefi- ttetluroIoYedifiens S All communication and m lIeu of TTrwi pel tilnini to ihi column ilionld be adilretsed lo Gin ALEIAXDKI Uarlmglon KY S The concerls givcn Monday and Tuesda night were very good The Uand Boys arc expected to go to Hopkinsvllle soon Miss Ella and OJa Hawkins were on Ibe sick list last week Quarletly meeting will be held here next SundayMrs Anna Day and and Mrs William Gipson arc on Ibo sick list Rev T H Merriurcather bu closed his meeting at Norlonville Mrs Sabry Duncan and Mrs Merri weather were In Madison villa Monday Sand in your dollar for TilE BEE Will Pritchetl will go lo Mopkinsville tomorrow cimjhstBob Williams and others went to n basket meeting at Sulphur Springs Sunday Rev Joe Earl of Midisonville was in the city last week ohti you see says that he is tired ol living a single life and is looking for a wife Mrs Harriet fagoe of White Plains was the guest of Mrs Ralliff last week Miss Clara Ross of Madisonville visited Mrs E Prilchelt last week Secret Order Tho secret orders of our town meet al the times below mentioned The Masons hold their meetings on the second and fourth Thursday nights in each month Odd Fellows first and third Monday nights U B F second and fourth Thurs day nights Knights of Wise Men first and third Thursday nights Negro Day at the Tennessee Centennial Expo Itlon On account of Negro Day at the Ten nessee Centennial Exposition the L N Railroad will run a special train lo Nash yule on August 25 leaving Providence early in the morning and returning leave Nashville at 1150 tho samo dale Tickets will include admission to Ibo Exposition The rates from Providence to MotIons Inclusive will be 175 cents for the round trip HORTONVILLE Miss Mattie Alexander Is our school teacher this session Rev G W Drivar of Morions Gap preached here last week Several of our psaplo were in Motions Gap last Sunday The Arbor basket meeting next Sunday promises lo be the grandest affair ever held In White Plains A gold dollar prize wilt bu Riven the lucky person The revival meeting closed last Friday with Ihreo converts Tho baptizing will lake place August 29 Uen Rice of White Plains has a chicken that hops like a bird Hut a few days ago one of his hens hatched a chicken that had four less To beat nil there will bo al tIm meeting oust Sunday n qnirlultn with eight legs Chas Clements bull ilrl is sily im piovintMrn Niirih iini oj1tlvdehII at Mor Ioh Ciip list Moniliy Oi ihn agrli of this in nilli Kiv Mirri vciiliit will priKiuh his f irnwitll sunn 11 at lrunnSMll old liicnds it the gioat I Hopkins County Fmr August 25 2612728 y ri Sin Not Arrohl Lot us slot bo afraid to assert our lIghts as men and Americans vlicncv er they shall bo jeopardized Not alien Blvcly if it cnn bo avoided but nt any rate without hesitation nmluuduo trop idation Wo Imvo no Interests that clash with tlioso of cur beloved country What wo do wo do for lice sake for tha snkoof nil as well as for ourselves This consciousness of right of truth and of duly ought to givo us tho courage of our convictions tho resolution to do and daro for tho cansovrohnvo at heart Tho dangers are not nil passed Thcro will yet Lo opportunities to gain glory in tho advocacy of tho full ackiiowlcdg ment cf religions liberty mid of tho equal rights of all and to these ami to nil similar noble causes both as Amen onus and Jews our best efforts should bo given Jewish Exponent Imagination In Religion Whatever religion would have power in it must cultivate the Imagination Without it the world becomes bare and lifeless and without it religion sinks into a mere form of words or a repeti lion of unmeaning ideas Wherever there is strong faith loving service consecrated will thcro is to bo found tho imagination at work to givo them lifo mid power Christian Register 1InSmall Qoaotltlc Many pcoplo take their religion as they do their ice cream in small qualm titles and only when tho flavor is agree ablo and there happens to bo a little I looso change in tho pocket Religion na nellgronGI lonldlinessLntheranIar It is better to admit vro do not know enough to comprehend tho works of God than to think tho works of God small enough for our comprehension Christian Leader Tho Lord Will Look Look well to your integrity and tho Lord will look to your prosperity Spnrgcon A Present Help Wo may not climb tho heavenly stoops To bring tho Saviour down In vain wo search tho lowest deep For Iliac no depth can drown But warm rwcot tender oven yet A present help is Ho And has yet Ha Olivet And lovcjts Galileo Tho hcnllng of Ills ecamlcu dress painWethrong and press And wo are wholo again Through Him tho first fond prayer are said Our lips of childhood frame Tho last low whispers of our dead Aro burdened with HU name O lon and Master of us alit Whatbcr our name or sign Wo own Thy sway wo hear Thy call We toot our Urea by Thlno lohn 0 Whittier J tJ r Tho Hnbbnth flay This tiny of the week io set npart to enable innii to dwell upon tho ideal Hide of life upon man as lie is intiint to bo upon tho revelation of n manhood vie torious over slim by tho power of tho Dl vino Spirit It is n day Kncrcil to tIm holy iwics of hnuinuity and limo liter attire of this first day of tho week as well as its art should iniiilHtcr alouo to this loftier Hido of man It should feed him for truer living and inspire him with now hope III mans destiny Instead of this tho great printing presses are Hooding us with a debasing lltcra turo and u disgusting art and are in feeling men everywhere wilh u despond ent view of man ami nature It is nu awful mistake to feed tho baser side and taint men wilh n skepticism of nil that iu puro when it is tho business of nil public teachers to draw men to types of moral truth and purity and Infuso faith in tho things that nro pure amid lovely and of good report American Friend The llcmrdy For the Evil If decreased church attendance is as Manning n factor in our country as al leged tho remedy for tho evil is In tho hands of the pulpit and tho pew or of those whom tim Lord holds responsible for filling His house Neighbors and friends must bo urged to hear tho god pel Kindly interest must bo shown In the high and low in tho rich and poor ouaTn cordial welcome extended to such as sony occasionally attend the services Pastor and people must aliko make their influence tell It is not enough for tho one to bo in the pulpit to proclaim tho gospel or for tho other to sit in tho pow and hear it but ono anti nil must live it and make it known by the wayside and in all reiatiouaPrcsbyterlnnEndeavor Trusting I promise To keep up tho plcdgo keep up tho trusting There nro now M83 Christian En deavor societies In Great Britain Ireland now reports 100 Christian Endeavor societies Ulster county hay ing 113 societies A now Christian Endeavor society has been organized in Rome but there is nothing papal about it About CO slot machines in saloons poolrooms and cigar stores at Kalamazoo Mich were removed within 24 hours after tho Christian young people had declared war on them Mexico now contains 100 Christian Endeavor societies with 3047 mem bers Twentyeight of these arc Junior societies with 400 members Last year there vero only seven Junior societies In tho country Social committees should not wait for strangers to enter tho room before they give a greeting but appoint ono of their number to stand in tho hallway or oven sometimes outside tho door to in vito thom iu and give them a hearty handshake tfDAILY CAPACITY T 1000T L3nrflngton Earlington is time coat mining metropolis of time Western Ken tuck coal field More mineiH arc employcd ill Hopkins countySthan in any other county in ihmiSState The ininois of Eat lintott antI the majority of tine miners in Hopkins county make hotter wan tl than any others in the VcsitziiSKentucky District These see iu reason for any great complaint and notwithstanding the mild win ter just past hey are comparativelySprosperous and happy The product of the coimimercialScoal mines of Hopkins county shipped during 1896 wan aboutSonefourth of the iota output of the State and the sale of this pro duct brought into the county more than 500000 in cash the bulk of which was paid to the minersSAs one evidence of tho favoraldu conditions of the majority of coal miners in Hopkins County we dtSsire to state that one company operating here anti elsewhere in this county which employs molt Sto to 1000 men has hail no strike in 21 years- EarlinRton the coal mnitimnSmetropolis of the western field IK a peaceable sober fcwabiding town of over 2500 inhabitants It liar free public schools famine mrntlm in the yearbothm vhiV and colorm1 a Catholic parochial clmooinjn crous churches tv brarics and reading VoomsJono for the white and onoor till cclSored peoplea bcautiil on time banks of a spiendamificiai lake of 100 acres wc stockedSwith fish and supplied h pleas ure boats The Jlopktn County miner is generally prospcus nm happy Co EompoimD Proscriptions properly it takes lime It r uirrs experience and a complete knocJRo of drugs It requires the drUist to have a larg amount of dr s WITH tblposSIble HER WKRE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE 2 7 4a KP1thUPANbYOUI1 1 COAkBILLSDOWll DOHfFAILTOUE r7iG iI sSWRITE FOR PRICES REFERENCE f1 4 S4 Tffc BEST TEAM COAL on q1f MAfETNDtU A TIAL 0 DEftAlIDYOU WILL USE ttO e j- k5 OTHER oRIEts PROMPTLY FILLEDSATJ CIOI1GUARArl ED LN W NTERPRISF I TO ES Ml DltYuaa OVER 200000 OHO alVlNaI aro mado of Southern Iron fcy Southern Wotkmea auctatacd fay the products of Southern Farmers last Icmccr and make more homes happy any I ITIley Stove on earth backs guaranteed for13 yearn docs not handle them WRITS FOR CATALOGUE JMllipsButtorffMgCo1 1 NASHVILLE TENN UA wFAcTuntR OF lj COOKING AND HEATING STOVES MlUttdaand Grates Collowware Tinware Etc BUIEM IN China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery If WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE KvRrytWng necessary and convenient r for tho Kitchen Dining Room 10 laundry and Dairy event thou Fire LA B 7J LEXINGTON JJ TH- EMORNING HERALD KENTUCKY jTiTfo w Only Democratic DailyMorning Paper Publihtd in Central Kentucky The Sound Money Free Trado D mocrntlc Paper Published In I V f District IMV J fft Tho Best Editorials In the South I 4 j01 I All tho JTewa Thats Fit to Print Full Associated Press Report All Lcgltlmnto Sporting News i criFu11 Racing Reports Literary Notes by a Competent Critic Special Illustrated Supplement Sunday 4 For 30 Days New Mail Subscribers Will Be Taken for One Year for My 500 f Address TIlE MORNING HERALD Lexington Ky MIWONcI P I A Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a in the tr de G A Now York company of manufacturing chcmliti the Rlpani Chemical Company upon the market bout UTO yearn neon medicinal tablet or tabula comiKxttl of compreuod powdered preparation vt cvrtuln medicinal drug which bad been aiccr talncrt to bo of moro UW nnioai medical men than any other for tIt euro or al levltlon fit inch till common to man IU liavu their origin In an illccitlon or weakened capacity for OMlmllatliiK fooilabsorbliig nourishment anti eliminating wattp The catnloguo of Included under IhU licail If said to Include pretty neatly e dlioaia for which tim thylcIan Is ecilod upon to prelCloo in preparlnllhelr stnnderc- treniedyor the acceptance mcrloou Ilroplo thocompany rIccIplc that everything entering Into tho bo- anil ot tho hlghelrdl cml so lrPraed protected us to retain IU qualities Intact end unimpaired through extended lapeo of tlmo In cllmato 001 the dinlrest druff used their arnlon Ihould twin acoordancn with the lutrstJi rrttoil methods of modern aclrllPrlhclnbuh- apekrd In plans protected by absorbent e lion nod securely corked Kvcn tho corks used liano of a erode Bolilgh In it i leijulrementi that no manufacturer of lIi A mai from Ills output that would meet the exacting 1ttJJjrcn T glau vials were in turn packed In lose of n not surpansedlu beauty and perticllon of workmanship by I IIOM need the most fastidious dealers JowrNand ornaments ofgold Unlo set 1hclrblnhtandanI nnclneroroomntlnffto vary t tw proprietors resorted to the accepted modern roethiHli of nuking their commodity known and scrcn hundred thousand dollars In veiteti within flo yearg In advertising haa informed eery Amerlcau citizen concerning the gujerior onit rrRf guatitlea of itipani Tabuleg Italngtliotixlitrul nml objoners of the changed conditions that orer tho rommirivlnl world and careful to note every circumstance haying a bearing upon the RIIfl proecutInn ot their trade tho inanagcrs of the company hUt no1hint tIl0 I n ltoIcut inItent ieniand or a lower price ev article tint heR or tiiipraielies nn unlrenal use unit that tho although requiring the best of crcryihlnir resent being called upon to pererntnea for upeftueui ITrnPitfl ant zking or unneenar rJilrdeterioratIon that bight suit In risir j but Is needless In tlio cone of n Intended to to consumed t netllnlIrlrnrpthlltnScelloncn from that might at flrnt havo been expected inasmuch as favorable conditions these utah have lull Inoso In a drawer n traveling bag or pocket- for tevural weeks or months ore found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious ca over Artlnx upon the suzeontloni nnd noting guJfJliae unimpaired prosperity of nrait ncwipapcpi now mid fur a cent instead of of nvo times amount ami tho Kcncral tendency In all directions toward low rates nnd Increased sales tho havo ellter upon the oilxrlnunt ot putting up Illpans Tabules In packagelIlIflW1Itllrlelry medlclnoYJE CYNIen tabuleaor donee rorooobAltA ctnt each- TiIt4clllpI1y will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which cheapercinclrmTvl th it the ualt1 of tho mcdlclnols Identlcalln both sorts the only ditferenc- i Iit lit ttvi form end comparative cost of packing or putting up The firecent pack a almoel any drug I ct obtain nnuppl when requeetetl by n eUllOmerfo d0101 but in n1ealO a alaglo arton containing tnchoice wilt aentpoatage patd to any a1Ireua for live cent in- it t iin 4 to the jtIpanaCbemtcatCalo loapruca St NowYork Until the it n I I 1 tee thoronithly Introduced to tbo trade agents and peddlers will bo supplied at a for4Occntart IfICJ S8B lIll IJOHNW rWYMANTINN in 4aILii w j 4- L t Popular Package revolution 1100- every4ayatoppercotilI ro4an1oiyettohoiIadofail Main Street I West of Railroad eftRblNGTON KY A complete Stockof Stoves Castings AND TINWARE Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh quality I and prices dirt cheap 11L1 Eit 1d A t1I J c WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equip v J ment the bcst in this part of n Jthp1 State Anything and everything you want in livery fRICES ALWAYS i Ifil4 o = It Jf T if Com liIo foR i c j r t H Z l HIE SUKBAYSCHDOL LESSON VIII THUD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES AUG 22 t Text of tlio lesson I Ocr xlll 113Mctn ory Verses 47 OoMcn Text I Cor xlll 13 Commentary by the novo D M Stearns 1 Though 1 spool V7lth tho tongues of won and of angel nod hnvo not love I nm become ns eouiulliiR brans or n tinkling cymbal It in snhl tbiit this la tho only chapter in nil Fouls epistles In which ho docs not mention Tosug In one or other of lilt titles Hut It Is n portrait ro wonderful that ono cnnnot foil to rccoRnlzo tho likeness even without tho nnnia Tho first three versos act forth lovn versus prophecies tongues knowledge faith Goods eto All lira nothing npnrt from lore but Jesus combined nil In Himself nod lie poko with moro than tongues of jnnn or angels Sec Isa 1 4 Math vii 28 20 j xlll C4 Luko lv 92 John vii 1040 3 And though I have tho glftof proph coy nnd understand nil mysteries and nil knowledge antI though I hnvo all faith BO that I could remove mountains aiftl ImvQ not love I am nothing IIo foretold oil thing In Him art hid all tho trens ures of wisdom and knowledge and ITo Is tho nuthor nod finisher of our fnlth Murlc xlll 23 Col II 3 Itch xII 2 Apart from or severed from Him wo can do noth- Ing John xv 5 but through Him or lie through us can do nil things 0 And though I bestow nil my goods to feed tho poor and though I give my body to bo burned and havo not lovo It prodtcth mo nothing Ito actually gave up everything nil thoglofy of heaven anti bccamo so pcor for us that Ho often had not where to lay Ills head antI Ho gave himself a sacrifice for us that wo might by Ills blood bo Raved find thou cat huh and live and It was from first to last lovo to God and to us John vII 53 with vlll 1 Luke Ix 53 I Cor vIII 0 also Ex xII 8 John vl 50 57 Phil II 8 Gal II CO 1 c When this great lovo of Ills constrains us orlakcs hold of usns n burn- Ing fever wo will reflect hint 4 lovo suffcrcth long and Is kind Love onvIeth not lovo vauntcth not Itself Is not puffed up Ills patience kindness contentment and humility Never was this lovo seen perfectly on earth except In our Lord Jesus Ob Jesus Master lvo mo this love Lovo passive love active love to those In tho same work lovo at Jesus feet willing to bo used In any way or set aside willing to bo used to open soma ones eyes anti then to be washed off Into tho pool Delighted with Christ wholly occupied with Him and fully yielded to Him 6 Doth not behave Itself uisccmly Etcketh rot her own Is not easily pro yoked thlnkcth no evil The n V says II Is not provoked takcth not account of evil Ito never pleased Himself nor sought Ills own will nor glory but did al ways thoso things that pleased tho Father Rom xv 8 John V 80 vi D8 vIII CO When oppressed and afflicted Ho opened not Ills mouth When reviled Ho reviled not again When Ho suffered Ho threatened not Ian 1111 7 I Vet II 23 Thero Is no way to live this life which every Christian ought to live except by yielding to hint that Ho may live it In us It wo ore willing IIo will do It 0 Rcjolceth not In Iniquity but ro jolceth In the truth has no part In nor fellowship with that which Is evil Nel o thcrdocs evil nor tolerates In others but loves tho truth lives tho truth and speaks tho truth Ho said II I am tho truth Tho Holy Spirit Is tho Spirit of truth God Is the God of truth John xiv 0 xvi 13 lea Ixv 10 IIo deslrcth truth in the Inward parts Ps Ivll 0 and when IIo who is the truth has full control it will bo even go 7 Bcorcth all things bcllcvcth all things hopeth nIl things cndurcth all things In meekness suffers as in tho sight of God anti for Christs sako puts up with everything believing that all things are from God and for our sakes to accom push Ills blessed will until Ho come Un complaining unresisting meekly yield I lug simply trusting having confidence in God and seeing Jesus only 8 Lovo never fulleth Hut whether there bo prophecies thoy shall fall j whether thero bo tongues thoy shall cease wheth er there bo knowledge It shall vanish away Whatever else may cease with our sojourn hero love shall not conso Every prophecy shall bo fulfilled nnd prediction be no moro needed Thoro shall bo ono langungo as before Babel and all our present knowledge of the future bo swallowed up in tho sight and enjoyment of tho ac tual realities whllo love shall bo known manifested and enjoyed as never before God Is love anti ho that dwcllctb in lovo dwclloth In God anti God In him I John iv 10 0 10 For wo know In part anti wo prophesy In part lint when that which is perfect is come thou that which Is in part shall bo done away We may know much now but wo shall know more hereafter for If any man think that ho knowcth anything ho knowcth nothing yet as ho ought to know I Cor vlll 2 The child of God In this world has not what ho will have is not what he will be sees not what he will sea 11 When I was it child I ppakc as a child I understood as n child I thought as a child But when I became n tan I put away childish things Ho refers to some phasos of tho talk of little children In chapter III 15 which nro often met with today All talk that savors of church or denominational undo or that boasts of what wo do or of what we are Is mere childish prattle baby talk But with this difference whllo tho childrens talk may bo innocent and over attractive the baby talk of Christians Is positively sinful Tho euro for nil such thoughts and words Is found In Inn Iv 70 Lot tim thoughts and words of Ocd take tho place of ours and ns we arc filled with thorn ours will bo crowded out 12 For now wo coo through n glass darkly but then face to face Now I know Ih part but then shall I knowcvcn as also I am known All our knowledge hero is but partial and I bell Of 0 that when wo shall ho at homo with tho Lord even tho most fuinlllar words from Ills book will then open to us with a breadth and length and depth and height of mooning that wo never dreamed of 13 Anti now abldoth faith hope love those throe lint tho greatest of thoso Is love Hob xl is tho great faith chapter Rom viii Is the great hopo chapter and this is tho great love chapter Tho lovo of God to us Is the greatest thing we over heard of and Ills lovo to others manifest through us Is tho greatest service wo can render But wo must also remember that without pith It Is impossible to please Him Hcb xl 0 and also that tho hopo is tho groat purifier of our lives I John III 8 There aro no contradictions Item but we must tllko tliowhoio testimony and put it beforo us to ecu tho whole truth Bids Wanted for Asylum Coal Sealed bids arc solicited for fur nishing coal to the Western Ken tucky Asylum for the Insane near Hopkinsville Ky for one yearbe ginning September rst 1897 Bids will be received until noon August iStfij 1897 Bidders arc requested to name ptices on clean well screened Lump wellpicked Nut and Peaeither or all 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 orders for Candidates Cards Business Cards Visiting Cards with THE BEE Big new stock of fine cut cards just received i ESWtLLIIMLflct VeO- In time Sold by drugetets k- J J I+ i J fj I f 1 1 11 11114 d 1 1 J ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED JMiii snd Shippers of COAL AND COKE 1 i General OfficeJ Earlington Kentucky jt 11 f B1ArlCh Offices Iejj A M CARROLL Minn cr 201 N Cherry Street Nashville It G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah Tennessee Kentucky gi S H NEWI3OLDManager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets itM iiiBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill 1 1 I THE FAMOUS NO 3 LUAU I 1iused THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE I 44 MARKET S i I CRUSHED BOKE FOR BflSE BURNERS ID PURNJ6K8 Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One Iiiq ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I i CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR roplo Par the Week llcglimlng Aug IS Comment by llov S U Ioylc- TopicStiunblingblockaMatlm xvIII Ml A temperance topic The words of Christ in this passage in reference to stumbling blocks wero called forth by the question of tho din ciples Who is tho greatest in tho king dom of henvcn To teach them humil ity lie points out tho fact that tho hum blest shall bo tho greatest Exaltation is to bo won by humiliation This leads Him to speak of what should be tho attitudo of mcii toward tho little ones thoso who were least in tho kingdom of heaven If prido and not humility possessed tho heart of tho strong minded disciple tho probability would bo that ho would dcspiso tho weakly disciple perhaps ridicnlo his defects rnako light of his infirmities mid at least would not suffer his in firmities to influence his action so ns to encourage anti assist tho weaker ono By such a course tho strong would boo come a stumbling block in tho way of time weak IIo would discourage him lead him into errors perhaps cause him te give up in despair and to leave off following Christ altogether What a sin in tho sight of heaven Tho enormity of leading others astray by word or example of causing tho weak tu stumble is not realized Who could realize tho enormity of tho sin of leading to destruction a soul for which Christ died Bnt tho Scripture leaves us without excuse in that it forbids our being tho occasion of stumbling to others amid Christ Himself emphasizes the truo character of such a course by de scribing in awful language tho penalty for this sin Woo to that man Ho says through whom tho occasion of stumbling cometh Whoso shall offend oslo of thcso littlo ones which beliovo in Me it were better for him that a mill stone were hanged about his neck anti that lie were drowned in tho depth of the sen It Capital punishment by drown- Ing with a heavy weight about tho neck was common among tho Greeks and Romans but very rare among tho Jews This fact intensifies tho illustration used by Christ Again Christ says If thero is that in us which is n cause of offcnEo or of stumbling wo are to part with it though it bo as dear to us as oyoTho not be nblo to punish thoso who mislead them but they are the special object of Gods protecting caro anti Ho will avenge them In heaven their angels do always behold tim taco of lily Father which is in heaven No man livcth to himself Wo influence all about us for better or for worse Lot us see to it that by precept and ex nmplo wo mako our lives felt in tho world for good for tho uplifting and elevation of our follow mon rather than tho opposite Bible Headings Lev xix 14 Deut xxvII 18 Isa vIII 1817 Prov xxiii 2001 Mal ii 8 0 Math xxv 8140 Marl ix 80CO Luko xvll 1 2 I Cor i 28 D4 viii 118 ix 2027 Rom viil 83 xiv 11 C xv 14 I Pet ii 08 Tho Threefold Cord Let us hold fast tho threefold cord that cannot bo broken tho hungry prayingfrlohdFriend loving to givo as much QB ho nccdcth American Friend 1 JiBEE1 IMPROVED CONDITIONS Reports From Various Sections Show Prosperity on the Increase LABOR SCARCE IN SOME PLACES Landsale Pa Aug 16 1897 All the manufacturing establish ments of this city report nn im proved condition The Wyoming Mfg Co which manufactures tex tile goods and has felt the depression very seriously during the past two years reports a vaslly im proved condition Hechurns Ag ricultural Vorks is also now running on full time with steady employment for its regular force of men The Cox Stove Works is enlarging its plant anti will as soon as possible put on an additional force of men and tin Phcciix Iron Works has increased its force 25 percent over last year La Conner Wash Augt 141897 A large portion of the business of this immediate section is dependent on the lumbering industry This has improved very materially The log camps and shingle mills throughout this section arc all working on full time and with a much larger force titan last year the snwmill at tlus place is doing more business than at any time in the past two years anti theic is ilOprOVllI1entjin Tipton Ind Aug 161897H conditions in other parts of the country arc to be measured by those of this community and vicinity there should be no occasion to complain There have been great demands for labor on farms and in canning factories and if there s- an idle man in the county it is be cause he does not want to work The canning factory of this place has utilized a crop of 600 acres of peas employing 300 laborers in the factory while 1000 persons obtained employment as peapickers in the fields Prices for all grades of live stock arc satisfactory and and the demand goo1 Wheat is averaging 28 bushels per acre and brings prices very much better than those of last year There is also a revival in real slatc transactions and prices Celina Ohio Aug 17 1897 There arc no manufacturers in this community to report upon but the farming community upon which our business is dependent is extremely prosperous and well satisfied with McKinley times Wool has sold at an average of 4 cents more than last year The hay crop- S the largest ever known wheat is bnusually fine in quantity and qual ity and is selling at an advance of 30 cents over last year despite the fact that silver meantime has fallen 1- c 1 o Jo Lewiston Mont Aug 16 1897 Stockgrowers miners merchants and business men generally report a marked improvement This is most noticeable among the wool producers who arc now get tingerly or quite double what they were getting a year ago The average price of wool hero last year was about 6 cents and now it is selling at from 10 cents to 14 cents Other lines of business show a corresponding advance and activity Stewart Neb Aug 16 1897 There Has been a great improve ment in conditions hero in the past few months Labor is in demand In fact there is not an idle man in the place and those desiring lo employ arc unable to find a sum dent number of men for the work A new creamery is to be established here with Eastern capital this sea sonLyons Ind Aug 17 1897 Evidences of improved conditions are found both among business men and in tho manufacturing in dustries here The largtst of time latter the Scantland Hoop Works which has been closed for two years has resumed operations and there is an increase in employees among others Tularnsn N M Aug 16 1897 The stock growers and business nrej creased the rate of duty on cattle so as to shut out the Mexican stock is very gratifying and the fact that our cattle and sheep deal ers are getting better prices than for years makes an improvement in business and general satisfaction Huntington Ind Aug 17 1897 Mechanics and workingmen generally are all employed here The greatest industries of the place arc all running on full time A new spoke factory has just openedand another one wInch is to employ 40 or 50 hands is to be put in opera tion this fall- Norwich Conn Aug 16 1697 Conditions here arc decidedly better thpn at this time last year The iron foundries which have been closed down arc about to re open and the mills which were closed this time last year arc now running Lake View Ore Aug 16 1897 Time increased price for wool sheep and other stock have im proved conditions here greatly this being a stock raising country Wages have increased and there arc no idle hands C Farina III Aug 17 1897 There is a marked improvement I in the condition of the agricultural J 1 f 1p r 11 r community upon which this place depends Prices arc good and money comparatively plentiful among the farmers so much so that the banks which had no monoy to loan during time Cleveland Administration now have good do posits and more money than they can find customers for Santa Barbara Cal Aug 16 Crops and prices having bnih im proved conditions here nrc fairly prosperous There is renewed ac tivity in building in this city as a result of increased confidence and assurance of sound money Many new buildings aro going up street car lines extending and every evi dence of trade A new planing mill will shortly open also a new packing house while several in corporations for new business houses have been filed in the clerks office during the past few days Tippecanoe City 0 Anij 17 All the manufacturing establishments of this city arc running on full time a very greatly improved ycar1hclast year ran only thiec lays per week and arc now running on full time while the other manufacturing establishments arc pushed nnd the number of hands is being increased Sidney Nub Aug 16 1897 Business men report conditions materially improved and the stock raisers in this vicinity tiC also prosperous owing lo increased prices The Union Pacific K R Co upon which this place is specially dependent has doubled its force and has now a larger number of men employed than at any time in midsummer for several years Hanson School inimallyTime facultyheadedcharge TIme courses of study arc not excelled by the average college or normal You can be suited in studies Tuition onlyj5a per month Board 8 to 9 For elegant catalogues address E McCully A M Principal Hart son Ky Splendid Opportunity Free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial and Internation Expo sition Read TilE BEES splendid offer Go any time you ike Begin now t A vd JiTHE1 Fifth Avenue Hotel S- fe LOUISVJLCE KY I 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