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I c q4 liijL Jv z I t tiTt idJ 1 EIGHTH YEAREARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 26 1897 NO 34 I 1 4i 4 4 0 I 1J I k c fst 1 e 1C SrIfIti 1 ittcuitIt aOC30oti i cfl1Stnf oIguZtut C0- h4tL tefr Ve et 4 ct i 1S 0 9fconns 1 tan It 1c c- 1Oso U r ttJOor U AU do stLSlnf4eerIIeictttIl c TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA iAND ST LOUIS RAILROAD DONT FORSET ITI By this line you secure the Maximum of Speed Safely Comfort Satisfaction at the Minimum ot Expense Anxiety Bother anti lraltcne EXCURSION TICKETS On sale at reduced rales from all points on this tine and connection to Nashville and relurn during the continuance of the Ten netseo Centennial anti International Expo dIjon PULLMAN IALACB SLEEPING CAKS 0 t eon Nashville and Chnttanoogi At JacksonvilleKnoxville moif IhIUdrlplili New York Iurtf moiiih Norfolk juckson Mrmphis Link Rock Vexatnaiu Slipnnn Vno Uillaa end Fort Worth J IALACP IIAV COMHBi OV ALL TKAINS L b Information IVriatninc to TICKETS ROUTES KATES EJC ViII lj cluurfully rnrnishod upon apph- catioi to Ticket ARernit or In A I WELCH Iv Pl Agent Mem phi Term j II LATIUBK Soutboailirn Iiss Agent Atlanta Ca- D J MULLANUY Ntrlhrvtiirii Pis A ent 59 W 4iIi Si Cincinnati Ohin U C COWARDIN Western Iss ln- loom5 Uy Etch Ug Si Louis UKIARD V HILL Northern Iiss Aurni Room 328 MUqll1 Ito JIll ChIC J L IJDMONsoN Southern Pass Ag nt ChaltanooKi Tcnn W L DANfGV- Cmcril Prtsangr anti Ticket Agent Nashxlllr Tenn A LA ttELLE JAUDiNIEHE L FRITSCH tIc SON PAS II ION A II LE r q MERGHANT TALLOR6 AN1 IMPOKTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS 331 Upper First Street KVANSVILLE INDIANA lIe earnestly solicits the pitronago ot his Hopkins county friends 10 W A NISIIKT Vreildont riWI WAUDILL Cublrl okhearth BANKMADIONVII1EJ Capital Stock 50000 transacts a general banking business hhllnvIlos the accounts of the citizens ol lltipklni and adjoining counties II1K the finest and mewl nftiure vault In lul unction of Kentucky cEo OIlp l n prcTcripiions properly it takes lime ll n quirts txricn sand ncomplclili now ledge nftTijiif It nquirf tin druggist a lares nmuiiiii ot drug Clrfi driiKB lie must give the Itcil poswbla work and for compensation hmnfust be reasonable r WITH TIE ABOVE PACTS TtBMEM f DER WERE CAREFUL xST BflNARD DRUG STORE sill JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIS u = RATES 2OO PER PAY Room and Breakfast 100 Daytleollj WJicn yqaYlHit St Louis stop at TIJAMESIiOTEL gid WgIS SfrH Ca D1ec4 to N41 TURKISH LJLOpeft all NMIbt DRAWING TO AN END Tho Groat Goal Minors Strike Probably a Failure the Mlmlonnrjr Work Checkmated The Mnrchlng Unjoined nnil rreucnlcd nnd Men Returning VorkThoOporn j tore OrgnrlzoTostart the Mines I I Tlio Deputies Muster of the Situation PiTTfliiunoii Ia Aug 20TIle strik- Ing campers at Plum Creek anti lurLlet Creek marched again yesterday aftertthe programme nrrnngcd in 100 feet apart Tlio deputies formed u hue across tho road and warned themI back Each side wanted the other to take tho aggressive but both sidellt were wary and neither advanced be yam n certain pointtThe strikers but n few of them managed to escape the deputies and got among some of tho miners itT company houses doing eon hICla1lo missionary work It was decided to march again today but it U doubtfnllf they will have any better success titan they had yesterday lheIdeputies have been gradually closing In on the camps anti will continue to lo so it is said until the men will nolIbo allowed to leave the camp Till ivotild virtually plant them under nrImst I Tho women are doing good 11115I tlonary work although they 11IIInoiI march as anticipated They making It as uncomfortable for theIworking miners anti deputies as they know how If the nttcuipt to pass the deputies Is successful this morning the women will join tho ranks on Satur day Thi farmers from the surrounding country contributed large donations ol provisions and garden truck to the campers yesterday The reduction in the camp forcer tins given a new lease of life to thu tooth supply and It will last for some days to come in the present state The number ot men now in the two camps U 173 Many of tho men who were discharged from active service are still In the neighborhood of the camp Somo have started across tho country to their homes rind others uro en deavoring to secure work in tho Irwin district The ofllclals ot tho New York I Cleveland Oas Coal Co are jubilant Lad say that if their men are left alone the mines will bo soon in full opera- tIon HupUDo Armltt would not say how much the output was increased yester lay but salt it was substantial Right ears of lump and slack were mined nt Iluui Creek and about 13 cars at Turtle Creek STARTLING CONFESSION Otis Krer HIM hoot Itoliblng tho rrlllc KiprrM Co Fourteen Yrar- ST Louis Aug 21 Charles ICrey iSyuartiof ago for 19 years a trusted imployo of tho Pacific nnd United States Express companies In this oily bait been arrested charged with grand larceny and embezzlement Krey was transfer money clerk and ai that capacity handled largo sums of money every day Ho was trusted im plicitly Two warrants wore issued ignliiit Ivrcy that for embezzlement unities time amount at 8101783 rIme rnnd larceny warrant charge Is SI JOOUOIvrcy confessed his peculation to BupU Luther A Fuller in charge of the express ofllces which ore main lamed jointly Ho explained that ho ommoncod to take money nearly fourteen years ngo He was never mass pouted of wrong until proof of his srlmo came suddenly upon him ANGIOLILLI GARROTED Dm Auimln of Senor Cunormtjlcl CUtlo 1oyi the Forfeit ot III Crime SAN SKHASTIAN Aug 20 Michel Anglolllll who shot and killed Senor Canovas del Castillo the premier of Spain nt tho baths of Santa Aguora on Sunday August 8 was garroted at U 110 in according to tho sentence of the courtmartial imposed upon him on Monday last after his trial on tho previous Sunday which sentence was continued by tho supreme council of war Thursday SERVED UNDER QUANTRELL Death of Maj George W Hldgo Near Arcadia Km KANSAS CITVMO Aug 20A special to trie Star from Fort Scott Kas says Maj George W RIdge wIse served under Quantrell in his Kansas and Mis send raids during the war and who has been prominent in state politIes for many years is dead at his house near Arcadia Kas of heart disease MINISTER HITCHCOCK The ComiuUilon ot the New Mlulntor to Itiiula Diitei From Aujiut 10 WA8IUNOTOX Aug Hlhe cominls lion of Kthau A Hitchcock of Mis souri ns minister to Russia has been wade out at tho White House The appointment dates front August 10 Uullnr Wheat In New York NEW YOIIK Aug 20The wheat pit of tIme Now York proJuca exchange was wrought up to a line frenzy oi buying activity Wednesday inspired by the European demand alit partly by tho report of damaged crops in the northwest and tho price of wheat went capering upward till the dollar mark was reached and passed by a fraction of a cent Sulcldo ISptileinto In Chicago CHICAGO Aug 20 During tho first 18 days of August 2 people killed themselves in thla city Senven took carbolic acid three took other poisons eight shot themselves and throe were found hanging A Djrnnnitto Uouib- CossTANTiNorLir Aug 20A dyna mite bomb was huled through a vln dow in the council chamber of the su bllmo porto Wednesday Tho bulldlnfl was badly namagcd and a porter woi killed A Lesson for the People Baltimore Sun Dem Tho value of tho practical dem onstration that price does not de pend on the quantity of money but oil the relation of supply and de mand is very great for plain peo pie whose minds have been muddied the confident assertions ILandsilver leaders SunbefQf TIJ a j f IrATE OF THE BERMUDA Will ho Sold by the UrltUli Anthorltle ci Jamaica PniLAnnLrniA Aug 2Tho British tcamshtp Ethel Wild CapU List ar rived at this port irons Port Antonio Jamaica last night having on boari ns passenger in addition to Comluls stoner of Navigation Eugene Tyle Chuinbcrlaln and Dr Parker of Wash 13 of tho crew of tho alleged nilbuslcringplcnmshlp Bcrmmlixwhlcl had been seized out there by tho British governmentIt from Mr Chamberlain Capt Murray of the steamer Bee inuda had been adjudged guilty of violation of the quarantine laws and sentenced to pay a line of c100 or o undergo UO days imprisonment lie hose the latter and is now serving tis time The Bermuda will be sold by he Urlllsh authorities AMERICAN CLAIMS ON SPAIN the Duke of Tetaan Bay Only the Dr unix Case lisa Been IreiontedM- ADKIO Aug 41ho duko of Tc tunn minister of foreign affairs dc presentedbyCuba b a demand for tho payment of indemnity to tho family of Dr Qtcardo Itulz the American cltl ton who met his death lu the jail of iunnabacoa under suspicious clrcum stances anti is couched In pacific lan guago CupUUen Weyler It is further an nouuccd has not resigned but tin government will shortly consider time results obtained by the campaign iu Cuba PELAGIC SEALING And Its Dettracttre Effects Upon the Sea Hertls- WASHINOTOX Aug 24 Assistant Secretary howell yesterday received the following telegram from Seal Cons ailssloner David Starr Jordan at Scat tic Wash Investigation successfully com pletcd Shrinkage of breeding rook tries CO per cent since last year of ulllable males 33 per cent Latter due starvation of pupa from pelagic seal ng In 1891 Former due to last years lestrucllon of females plus starvation jf pups in 1801 Conclusions of last rear completely vindicator in all ira portant regards LABOR LEADERS FAIL rhrjr Could Not Induce the Miners at Ith pciulnff Mich tu UultI- HIIPKMIXU Mich Aug HThere rvlll bo no strike of miners Spccchc by tIme labor leaders Sunday did not have tho desired effect and all the minors are working Tlio attempt to force nonunion men out proved a fail atc TIme companies will dlscrimlnati against union men if tho latter inter fere with those who do not belong to the union Thoru is no ill feeling atfl thieve will bo no strike There is no trouble at Ncgauncc THE GRAIN SITUATION rho Slnrk lane ttiprm Oi the llrltlsl und European Crop Loxnov Aug 24TIm Murk Lane Express In its weekly review of time rain situation says Tho wheat anrvcst is about half over and time reports continue to be fairly favorable in spite ol mtcrnipllons of many heavy showers lUll time general delay in carrying tlu tvheat already cut The foreign harvests are unfavorably reported Tha latest advices from franco AustriaHungary Russia nml Uoumanla arcnil more or less unfavorable ALSACE AND LORRAINE Hay Yet be Ilrstored to Franco for n Con sideration- Losnox Aug HA Germ an diplomat whose namo Is not mentioned In mi Interview Is quoted as saying lermany will not give up Alsace Lorraine without compensation but France lisa every reason to hope that jurmany will do so for a promise of ompeusatlon oven if made at n dls taut date THREE CHILDREN BURNED rhslr Remain round lu the Ashes of Their Ilomr SALT LAKE Utah Aug 23A spa cia to tho Tribune from Anaconda Mont says three children of Win Psaast at Klclnschmldt Flats were burned to death Saturday during the absuncu of their parents Time house wus burned to the ground and the bodies of the children were found In tho ashes THREE MEN KILLED And Ulslit Injured by the Explosion of Holler In n Ilrlck Yard CAiito 111 Aug t1hroo men were instantly killed and eight injured by tho explosion of a boiler nt tire bricl yard of W It Halllday shortly after I n m yesterday All thoso killed and Injured were negroes escepJJfesr Schiller None of tho injured will die Th cause of the explosion is unknown Tha Flrnt Work of Vlgllunts lu Alunka- VicrotiiA U c Aug 23The steamer Coqultlan has returned fruit Dyoa and Skaguay She brings word tutu It misnu has been banished froi Skaguay by prospectors for ntlcmpl lug to collect u toll of 50eonU froi each person crossing a tree which lit liar felled across a creek on the trail Ho was given IJ IIOUH to get out Time day tho steamer left five men tell with 340000 in gold dust Trlpluti nt Bt Louis Sr Louis Aug IMlS John Lokr wltz already time mother of five yen healthy children added three sons tc lien bunch of olive branches Sunda night in her humble home They ar all well developed children AVERS PILLS flavins been subject for years to consthlllllonlwithout tried to 1llls smut testily tint 1 hayo derived great benefit from their use For over two years past I have taken one of these every niglmtO W now tAN W East tit Carlisle Ia OXTK- HCONSTIPATION 1 Tho gfeat Hopkins County Fali A fCS2f2 jr9tc b J ML WOODFORDS MISSION A Thc United States Minister to the Oastlllan Court n Chaisod with an Important UellageIID Spain Don Not Speedily rut Rebellion In Cabs the United State 1TllllntenenOonOlUntldoae w WASUINOTOX Aug si Offlclals 01 the state department were very retln cent yesterday when asked concerning a report In circulation that definite In otructlons had been given all our forbclgti ambassadors and ministers European countries to sound anti as certain the attitude of European JrovlcfnincnU In case the United State should Interfere In Cuba While gen eral denials were made by soma ol them others Intimated that the United States was ready to assume the post tion taken by Gen Grant in 1874 aln shown by tho instructions of Secretary Fish to Minister Gushing Although Itnever appeared that these Instructions were carried out and there Is no knowledge what Spain would have I lone lu tho premises It is possible that Minister Woodford will have dlffcrout report to makeLIt can be stated on Information ro cclviidhcro that there Is no truth In the c report that Lord Salisbury has sent 1111 unfavorable answer to a suggestion Hint the United States would interfere the fact balng that ho has not replied attalt to tim attempt of our ambassador touml him on tho subject and that his attitude gives reason to believe ho will not opposo such action ai our InlorosU may snake uccccssary Minister Woodfords Instructions are to intimate to Spain that the United states will intervene unless tho sltlllI thou lu Cuba speadlly improves This in effect was the Instructions whichL were given Mr Cushing by Mr lbhItad It Is understood that the altitude of tho United States Is almost Identical with the position taken during Oou U ran Ia administration Then as cow the good oflloei of the United States had bsen tendered to Spain toIbring about a settlement of tho war But said Secretary Fish tlu well intended proffers of tho United StatesI were unwisely rejected by SpalnIThe secretary reviewed tho situation which presents many similar phasss to that which exists now 1resldcnt Jrant said tho secretary regarded lu lupcndouco as tho only cartalii and lecesiary solution of tho Cuban ques lion The attitude of the prcunt ad iilulstratlon is salt to ba on the sam lines and It Is said Minister WooJford ivlll make It clear to the Spanish au thorities that our interests will make ntcrvcntlon by tho United Stales Im perative unless something Is lone speedily by Spain to Improve tho slttri Iou disastrous as it is to our countryh BURGLARS SURPRISEDI Lire on the Police One of the tlurgillrI Shut and Died Later In the Iloipltnl CANTON O Aug 23 Merchant1o llcenuiu Charles llemmlngcr surprised burglard in tho basement of the Isaac lliutor d Sons savings bank early yes tertlny morning The guard of the party opened fire on the olllccr und the latter shot one of the men who hud been in tho collar The burglar tiled tt the hospital later without revealing nls Identity The burglars hud n big lot of tools and explosives in the cellar anti were no doubt professionals SEVEN MILLION TONS IN SIGHT rho TroAdirell Slice on DJUjUm lilaud AUikH- SEATTJK Wash Aug 2JWltb 7 000000 tons of ore In sight tho princi pal Trcadwcll mine on Douglass Island Alaska is soon to have tho largest stamp mill In tho world It has been decided to double the capacity of the plant making the number of stamps 300 The next largest unfit In cizo Is located in South Africa anti has 280 stamps The Trcadwcll wIlt mlno its product at a cost of SI n ton and will product 8135030 a month MATTHEW STANLEY QUAY the rfuniylToulu Senator Dociut Waul to be Indorsed for RuKlcctlou- PiiuAUcrriiiA Aug 3A dispatch from harrisburg says that before leav- Ing for Florida Senator Quay requested his friends not to permit the introJuc Lion of a resolution In the Republican state convention to meet Thursday udorslng him for reelection to the United States xcuato lie wilt bo sat IsQcil with an Indorsement of his course nail that of Senator IVnrosa on the Dlngley tariff bill and a resolu Lion to that effect will bo introJucad Proved thatII0lTot an Annrchlit SEW YORK Aug 23iotiueh 1lanai the Hupposcd Spanish auarchlst who arrived lucre on the Umbrla Saturday has proved to the satisfaction of the federal authorities that he Is not an uiuchpersecutetlI office yesterday and presented prootuI of his statement which officials and he Wilt not ba molested Newipaper Men Annulled by Neeores- CotonAna SIUINQS CoL Aug 21 W McKay Harbour business manager of tho ColofiuloHprlngsOazatta A M Hunger and II Tjoperwcre set upon by igatigof negroes about five oclock yesterday morning on the principal business street Harbour was severely beaten The assault was unprovoked A Child Suicide QuiNor 111 Aug 21Porter Parks aged 13 years son of Harry Parks a I trnvelliig man committed suicide tho family residence Thursday Ills mother lInt him to his room for pun lHimont and ha hanged himself to a closol door with a shawl strap Everything Going up Topeka Capital Rep Wheat is going up corn is go ing up oats arc going up catti arc going up hops arc going tip and Populism is gone upITo assist in removing asbes fro li the pits where locomotives dump a track is placed in the f the pit on which cars arc run vfith a derrick overhead to lift the Inrs out and dump them when tlieyVj tijiUIL DISGUSTED WITH THE TRIP Letter Itscjlvcd From Oio Who itsIteachcd LaUo Ilndemnnn- 1onr TOWNSEXD Wash Aug llIn-n letter rocalved hove from 0 M Wey CtthoAugust 7 Weymouth says ho Is disgusts d with tho trip over tho pass ould return but for the terrors of returning over Chllkoot pn33 In Wey mouths opinion Dyoa will bacoma in- lotis at a horso mark it for tho reason thai horses can not stand tho usage there longer titan n few days when ir hoofs regardless of heavy shoes ecome so broken ns so entirely in capacitate them f r further use IVcymoulh Is with W J Jones he United States commissioner for Alaska and a wellknown newspaper jotresporulent which party was the tlrrt to land at Lake Liudcrmau since ho Klondike rush bsgan Iloth Jones ind Voyraoulh give an opinion that ot one in ton of thoi3 who are new at Uyca anti Slcajuay and on route will bo able to cross the divide this year FIVE CHILDREN DROWNEDr iy the Cujulzlng of nu Overloaded Float Many Other Kcucurd by lloatsT- OUONTO Out Aug 23Five chll reut were drowned In the harbor yes afternoon by the capsizing of a float Tho bodies of three were recov red The float was 12 feet long and six feet wide atfd was made of rough timber and used for convoying workimen from the mainland at the foot of street to the breakwater a dis ance of about 100 yards The float Is worked by chains attached to tho bank an one side and the breakwater ou the other side- Yesterday afternoon 21 children boys nUll girls ranging from a to 13 years of ago crowded on the raft In tending to go bathing ut the break water Half way uur s3 tho channel where the water Is very deep tha raft inpslzud and all thu children were thrown Into the water There were many boats lu the neighborhood and these were quickly at tho scene of the tccldcul All of the children woreirescued except live HOW THEY STAND Hvrracci nt Ilia Cliwo of 1Iity Sunday Ausmt 81 Following Is the ntuuding of tho league baseball clubj at tho close of play August 31 Per Won Lost cent Boston II 31 093- aUftHlmore i a3 am Cincinnati 61 31 613- CONow York 37 815- IBZlerclaud 45 537 4J 63 133 CMaiitoIitlsbureh 43 M 413 Ionlsylllo 41 67 437 44 68 433 IJillaJolphlallrooklyn 4J 63 4SmWashington 40 60 St Louis 27 74 203 THE SPANISH PREMIER Up Frocliiluu HIiuiBir the Head of tho Uovtfnlneiit Not n 1itrty Loader SAN SEIIASTIAN Aug S3 QenAzcar raga tho premier and minister of war lias decided to COIl vo co tho cortcs n November Tho premier an nounces that ho is in accord with Gen Wcyler but ho reserves the right to make n further examination of tho Cuban question In couclu ilou tho premier proclaims himself ai being the head of the government and not the Ualcr of any party FRANK SLAVIN LOST Fho fig rnclllst JIlMiliiR In tho North west VIUIs SiN FKAXCISCO Aug 2JA letter from tho head of Lake hound states that Irank Slavin the big pugilist Is lost in tho wilds of the North west territory On August 5 SlavI In started back alone from the lake toward tim summit of Chll koot pass to find a number of articles lost from his pack Up to August 9 the date of tho letter nothing had been hoard from him and grave fears for his safety were entertained IMPORT DUTY ON WHEAT The French Government Will Not Suppress It to Molt 1opalnr Demand PAnts Aug 23The Eclair and other papers say that official circles regard It as useless to suppress the Import duty on wheat and assert that M Moline the premier has made no tpccial declaration on tho subject The Temps says ho has given the matter closo study but at the ministry of agriculture which does not appeal to share the excitement of the news papers thieve is no disposition either to suppress or to lowor tho duties Indicted for Uuunluc n Freight Train on Senility ATLANTA Ga Aug 20W S Brand superintendent of the Georgia railway was Indicted by tlio grand jury of Da ICalb county for violation of tho law against running freight trains on Sun day The offenses arc alleged to have been committed on February 1 ll and 21 this year Kuccciifully Stood tho Wrest CiiAiui53TO S C Aug 20Four o tho 12Inch mortars In the new mortar battery on Sullivan Island wore flrc4 yesterday with servloa charges to test tho accuracy and Htiblllty of their mountings Tho gun wero tired one a a time and finally In n volley The test was successful Mrs irarrlt WoiU Hchlntter IlTTsnuitaif Ia Aug 2iJIt is pos itively announced that Mrs Margaret Ferris widow of the builder of the Chicago wheel hud baen married in Pittsburgh to Francis Schlnttor the divine henlor of Canton The ccro mony was performed by nov Mr Ward pastor of St Peters Episcopal church lloyi Coupe u lllit lire ST PAUL Mixv Aug 21lIoys-t playing in the second story of Qelra hardware store at Ortonvllle Minn started a lire that resulted In tho do strueUouoCnllle buildutigs and a monoY loss of 8210000 No One Thought She Could Live I believe that if it had not got Dr chughlcreshe riot us run down anti her illness developed into rheumatism and rheumatic fever Every one said Hint she could not live Five doctors Rave her no relief yet by tha time she had taken Iwo bottles ot Dr Carl stcdls German Liver Powder shu w 55abloListrongIng II thank or Dr s m eme Lr 1 III H r OTIIEinVISB UNNOTiCED Miners at Wler City ICes voted to ro main at work Warlike talk has been resumed at onstantinopleAsensation from Alaska John Meyer was drowned in tho Mis souri river at SU Charles Mo Burglars tried to rob tho Canton 0 savings bank one is In tho morgue A big fertilizer factory anda schooner eat Woodbury N J wero destroyed by fire A meeting of miners at Plttsburg a Has decided that they would have no slrikc United States lumber exports aro reoL increased and at bettor pricesfThe steamer Danube left Victoria D 0 Sunday with a big crowd of Klon dike boomersIElkany Sullivan was hanged from a bridge near Wllllamsburg Ky for aslmulling n girl- Crusading striking miners have inrllcd lirccso Ill and uru trying to the miners to go on strlleelJ II Rich killed erInlaw nnd fatally wounded hlmsell near Nashville lennIMrs Mary Dwight 111 aged 09 She was born in Wcstchestcr county N Y McLean county 111 minors unnniImously voted down Manager Grahams proposition to return to work A meeting of the Interstate Men chants association has been called to tako place iu St Louis September 7 8 awl U Decatur Ill miners aro becoming troublesome again but it is hardly thought that they will strike Johu Galbralth died ut Kewauec 111 Sunday at the nr of 03 lie was a prominent religious worleerINew York bakers are gravely cousicttcrlng raising Uio price of bread or seven cents In view of the rise ol 1 wheat William J Bryan has declined to vis t Texas In rcsponu to the Invitation of the state democratic exccutlvo com 5 mittee Mrs Harrison wlfo of ex assoclattnjustice of the Arkansas Win M Harrison of Pine BuilT diedrSunday aged 73 Sixty thousand names have beeza signed to the petition to tho quecsiregent of Spain for tho 0 Senorita CisnorosCThe municipal councils of Paris peti tioned tho French government to reIduce tho duty on Importation of wheat and flour but were refused Chief Commissioner Jordan has Just returned from Alaska and reports a marked shrinkage In the number oj fur seals duo to indiscriminate slaughter t Time marquis de Ahumada is very ill at Havana He is suffering from nnl attack of Yellow fever and for this f reason CaptGon Wcyler has remained In lIuvnnnIThere was a general rain in southern Illinois Sunday ending the drought ol five weeks duration Adownpouralso helped crops in tim central and eastern parts of the state Cora Hubbard who was arrested foi assisting in the robbery of tho PineI vlllo Mo bank Is said to have been one of the notorious Dalton gang nndI dressed herself as a cowboy Dyca Alaska has had a sensation The steamer Colqulllan brings the news of tho hanging of a white man n San Francisco gambler who was caught rifling the baggage of some new arrivals lie Struck II Illch SEATTLE Wash Aug 24Ed P Riley formerly employed by the NorthI ern Pacific railroad as n loreIman between Seattle anti Tacoma at 850 per month went to Klondike two years ago lIe is back home in Seattle with 835000 to his credit in a local bank A Victim of hydrophobia ST Louis Aug 2t Little Fred IClages who was bitten while at play with n pet dog on July 5 tIled a hoe rible death from hydrophobia in its most virulent form this morning Arrived at CronitaJUC- BOXSTADT Aug tThe French cruiser Pcthuau with President Faure and his suite on board arrived hero at 1130 a in THE MARKETS New Ybim AufftistSI INT CATTrKNlUlroSteers 1440 441 IOCOTTON MUlillInu i 7- 1PLOOUWllilcr Whoa 3 53 23 57- 5WIlKATNoUea A I Wit COIIN No 3 to 33H OATSNo2 ti iFOUlCNewMoiM 10 23 A 10 DOST LOUIS COTTONMlddllnc 7 Q 71 ULil3yuSStcers 123 ft 530 Cows und Hollers 300 W 46- 0CAtiVESpcr head 7 fiQ ti II M- JI1UUS Pair to Select 3 H J 410 SIlUlilKulrtoCuoUo 271 A 300 UJUUliUciHs 5W 4 II 2J Clear anti Straight 4 00 4 4 0- 0VIIlAtNo 3Ued Winter 101 U 1 WH COltNNo Milled G 4 2J OATSNO a u io ltYKNo2 M 4ft Mil TUUAIXO LUH 3 W to 8 to Leaf Hurley 4W 1200- f II A YOlcor Timothy 1 W Ii 10 U- llUTTJittCliaico Dairy 12 to i- 4FUSFrcI to 11 1llIUC Ulaudurd new O 9 00 flour Klb to LAltulVlmo Steam Wie 6 I OHIOAUa toISIIUHIFulrloCtiolco 1 OJ O 400 thOUiiWLnIcnIatents 4 tKJ Q J 15- Mnrloif Iatents 400 to 1 OJ iVhii2L3o3 Spring Ul iU lot No S Uea now I O 1 K- COIlNNoS lt 3lW 3t OATSNO to u tOltlCMunii new 870 n 8 7J ICANSAS OIT- VfiAnfKNotivoSleers H 75 ft o tt- IIOUHAIICrtuloi 80S a 8IWH- WHKAT No3 IliirJ UJliB W- OATSNu S WhIte SO ft SI- UO11N No2 Si to M- NKW OltrUAXS 11110CJILNNu I 4 IOUIVUMV- IIKAT NoSUoJ 100 O 1 00- 1iOt1Nj23i4xI 30 U 3M- OAT4 Nu 2 Mixed IV O Wl 3 iitK NuwMaut 0 JIM 10 ro nOthllrlUb Shut 1- 1COIJrhilllnt 7LI1 is It is always gratifying to recclvo testi monials for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and when the en dorsement is from a physician ILls especi ally so There is no more satisfactory a effective remedy than Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlarrhoep Remedy writes Dr H U Homey physician and pharmac sIsr ol Olney Mo and ashe has used tho Remedy in his own family and sold It in his drug sloro for six years bn should cer tainly know For sale by Si Dernard Drug SlorM Uarlinglon Lien Robinson Moftons G IGeo King St Charles AMONG TILE MINERS Religion and Bloodshed on the Sabbath In tho Minors CompsI Finn of Mlislonary Work Mapped Out for tho Week Sympathizing Parm era Take 1roililons to tho Cmnpj of Strikers PiTTsnunoii Pn Aug 23Rollgloul icrvlces were held In tho strikers seIral camps yesterday and all were largely attended but notwithstanding tho religious air pervading tho camps conflict between workers and strik ers took place in tho afternoon during which three striker were badly hurt ut none are in a sarlous condition j Five of tho men who arc working i or the New York Cleveland Gus i Co yesterday afternoon went to i William Seamans boarding house bout onehalf mllu from Oas Hill tip ple where a number of striken tiN quartered for the purpose of persuad ug the strikers to go to work The meeting was n stormy one mid in Antonio Podsisky being shot ear the heart thu bullet going almoU through his body Grongron 1lmold was shot in tho eye and liattstc Dal masccs was cut with a razor The in lured men are all strikers Timia was the only dhturbant re tordcdat tho camps yesterday The iggrcsslvo workmen escaped before tItoi en on tho Oak lUll camp were aware of limo fight In addition to tho general missionary work for the week tho leaders have decided to direct especial work to the prevention of operations at the Sandy Creole mine Tim btrikcrs say they will resume their marching tactics this morning claiming that under tho ruling of Judge tioff in time West Vir ginia cases they ore given this right The sheriff does not say what course to will pursue this morning should marching begin but thinks ho is ready o emergencySamuel that 13J to 71 men will bo at work In tho Plum reel mine today It Is announced that tho Now York I Cleveland Coal nnd Gas Co will make eight more evictions today from ight different company houses It is ot probable there will bo any trouble Sympathy for the strikers by the farmurd anti citizens is not diminishing time least Yesterday there werIout 70J visitors to the camp at fircok many of the farmers who came wagonloads of provisions of New Texas sent word that they had plenty of foo1 for tho mon nd wanted them to call on them a 1rolmbio Disruption the Hanks of tin Labor Loader Prrrsnunon Pa Aug 33 Djvclop nents In the coal mining situation in ime Pittsburgh district will be watshed with unusual Interest this week Holt1 aides were apparently at rest yesterday ut it was developed that at tho con creneo today there will probably be c disruption By many it is believed M D Itatchford tho national president will not bo present It is claimed ho will stick to Ills orig inal assertion that he will not agree to trbllralo unless all tho states Involved are represented This in brief is tho situation and t is apparent that both tildes are milk ing preparations for movements that will be to their benefit If the operators start inlnoa on tho tines laid down othor mines will also 03 started by the minors It is proposed to select opsrators who are not represented nt time conference and who are friendly to tho mlnori They will be given permission to mine heal at tho rate demanded anti Uio oal stored By this means It is ex peeLed to get a fund from the union miners that happen to bo working and with this fund pay tho expenses alight against Imported labor TO SAVE HIS WIFE Hugh Wallace Ilrcnks All Itecordt Over Mountain lionets In Viiln- TACOJIA Wash Aug liMra Hugh Wallace tho daughter of Chief Justice Fuller of tho United States supremo jourt Is dying of acute appendicitis at the base of Mount Tacoma Mr Wal lace accompanied by n physician hits broken all records ever made over the mountains in an effort to save his wife Wallace anti Miss Fuller vcro married at Washington six years ago Mr Wallace is n Mlssourian and was born anti grow to manhood near Lexington I Another Spanlih Victory NEW Yonif Aug HA Havana rIta patch says Spanish troops recently captured a Cuban hospital in Man tan cos province with S3 Inmates The government troops fired tho buildings first placing all tIme disabled men who were unablo to move in their cots burning them alive TIme others 11 in number were tied to trees nnd shot to death time bodies being left there Snopt Over Niagara Fall NIAOAHA FALLS N Y Aug 21 Frank Weber of Buffalo Warren Bush of Chicago and Charles Glasuld of Chicago lost control ot tho boat in which they were sailing on the Niagara river Sunday and were carried down and over the horseshoe fall in sight ol thousands of horrified people Another Drop In sliver NEW Yonit Aug 2JTho price ol bar silver In London fell again to St pence which Is the lowest and a de cUno of 710 pence since Friday Tho price quoted in New York Is 5i cents which Is within 3j cent of time lowest a fall of X cent since Friday Mex lean dollars are quoted at 40 cents Stolo lilrycles by wholesale OMAHA Neb Aug HA It Smith a young lawyer of some standing is iiI jail here a confessed bicycle thief forger Since January 1 last ho has shipped 2J7tstolcn bicycles to auction dealers In ChlcagoSL Louis and Kansas ity Appointed 1cutlon Agent WASIIINOTOM Aug 2tTho president tins appointed Jacob O Lclghty to bo pension agent at Indianapolis vlco Martin V li Spencer removed Rain can not force itself under the bottom of a door or window frame just patented which has a flange in the bottom of the framer with the front of the step lower than the back the door being bev cled to fit it tightly THE BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other tationcry and can furnish anything the printing line on short notice fun best style at lowest prices ConstipationCauses fully liilftho sickness In tile world It retains the digested food too long In the bowels and produces biliousness torpid liver I- mHHoodsgestlon bud taste tongue sick headache lo4 domain etc limOs nUlLIIlure constipation and 7 results easily and thoroughly 250 All druggists Prepared by C I Hood tt Co Lowell Mass The only Pills to take with Hoods Snnaparllla g IN TilE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was considered the infallible remedy for all forms of malaria especi ally chills and fever Uptodate people take the reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTELESS It cures whn all others fail Adapted for old or young Pleasant to take Price 50 cents sold by alt druggists CVIIo sure rota- gottliosenulno with ourTrndo Mark In three colors Manufactured Inly by limo CARLSTEny MEDICINE CO Evansvlllo Ind KJUUIJUUUUUUUIIUUUUUIIX DR MENDENHALIiS 4 IMPROVED GRILL ADllJ fiif Jill uUJlD GUARANTEED TOCURE CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria In nit Forms Tastrlces NotW eciiiilno without tho above and tho tlguaturo of J Q Ilcndenhall Price GO cents at all Doaloro PREPARED ONLY OY T O 3HIONl iaNIIAIJLs EVANSVILLE IND Soil by M ttingl Co EhrhnRtoa Crabtrce Coal Mining Comranv llsley KenUuky EXCURSION TICKETSV- IA TilE Illinois Central R11 TO THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL 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NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Building New Yor Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then on y pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great difl tlnclion to be looked for when tho time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good time tobgin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRLQ vTQRE uiItOPPH w P 4- I 4 4 J a Mi I A FI tIi 1 Ofe ieePAUL M MOORE Bdltor and Maniccr BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered the PestoOco at Btrllngion as Second cltii miller SUBSCRIPTION RATES t Ona Year strictly In advance 100I SIz Monti ThreeMontht 25 Single Copies S mailed free on application Correspondents wanted In all parts the County Address tie for particular THURSDAY AUGUST aG 1897 u ANNOUNCEMENTS STATE SENATE We arc authorized to announce ROBINSON Robinson as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Christian subject to the action of the Republican pallyBAKRRWe are authorized to announce Dr E Madisonvllle as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Cut iulan subject to the action of ihe Republican party rot COUMOXWIALTHS ATTOR- NEGRASsIIAMWe are authorized to announce of Livingston County as a National Democratic candidate for the office of Commonwealths Attorney of the Fourth Judicla I District subject to the action ot the voters at the coming November election TilE citizens of Uniontown are looking hopefully toward the opening of coal mines at that place soon LET us believe that prosperity has returned if for nothing else than argument and see if we really dontfeel better Elklon Progress A BUSHEL of wheat is now worth a gold dollar but it will be a long time before the bullion value of a silver dollar will be worth a bushel of wheat DOLLAR wheat and our increased circulation will make things hum Now let the miners and everybody get to work Prosperity is for workers not idlers MR B G WITT cashier of the Ohio Valley banking Company of Henderson Ky has been honored by the National Bankers Associa tion in his election to the vicepres idency of that body in session at Detroit WHILE you think of dollar wheat and better prices for all farm pro duels dont forget that our money in circulation has increated over 131500000 during the last twelve months This is an increase of 135 for our total population BRVANS prophesy of 25cent wheat to follow McKinleys elec tion has not been fulfilled Coins myth about the divine relation of wheat and been exploded silverJlasIt for the honest man who followed these teacher now seeing the delusion to turn about and go the other way TilE management of the Ten nessee Centennial Exposition are working on plans that will make Nashville Day September nth memorable in the history of great expositions A strong committee has been chosen to assist in ar rangements and Nashville Day will no donbt he made as famous as Chicago Day at the Worlds Fair and Atlanta Day at the Cotton States and International Exposi tion Tilt Hopkinsvillc Kentuckian saysDollar uheal was reached in this city Saturday and about 600000 bushels ac cording to the estimate of well informed buyers changed hands at that figure among those who sold for a dollar were W T Cooper and others 17000 bushels John J Reed 2000 P W Uaker 2000 L L Leavell S R Boyd and others At Pembroke Radford Nancealso mado a a sale of 13000 bushels Many farmers were in town and thrru was a general dis position to turn loose at the price for which the crop has been held And further Editor Mcacham says from his own tripod that ihe rise of 40 cents means 400000 to Christian County Notwith standing all of which ho will not admit that prosperity returns and maintains that the prosperous look lUg iilvrrtiscmtnts in his own pa per are but the proofs of hard times Camp Starvation or the Promis cd Land Which The following vigorous scnti nunts expressed rditorially by thr Louisville Tillies fit admirably the striking miners who follow the leadership men who would stop industry and commerce and starve the world in order to carry their point and maintain their prestage as leaders of men But their failure in this is sure Refusing to work upon any but terms dictated by themselves scorning alike every proposition of conference and compromise the striking coal miners have called a meet- Ing to be held at St Louis August 30 with a view of having every laborer in the land knock pu and starve until the mine opera tors shall surrender to the operatives It is a desperate scheme and one that would be disasterous alike to labor and capital to employers and employes could it be put into effect but the industrial children of Israel alter four years of wandering in the winderless of want arc just now entering a land flowing with milk and honey from wjich no call lor a iympilhelic strike can turn them back The strikers must make terms aril fall in with the prosperity procession or go Into Camp Starvation on the edge of the desert The State of Trade Sas Dun Cos weekly review of tralleUNot for several years have the telegraph reports from various cities in all parts ol the country been as encouraging or shown as uniform improvement as this week The markets are called crazy by SOnIC but fairly represent the people whose confidence in the futiite is strong and increasing Nothing appears to check it Sajs Bradstreet Special telegrams Irjtn trade centers through out the country emphasize the grow ing prosperity of the farmer due to higher prices for almost all agri cultural produce still in his hands and point to a continuation of the demand which has been conspicuous within the past few weeks The volume of trade continues to in crease and prices are hardening No such volume of business large ly in anticipation of requirements has been reported since 1892 Mr C C drassham We have the pleasure to announce in this issue at the head of the editorial column the candi dacy of Mr C C Grassham of Livingston county for the office of Commonwealths Attorney of this the F urth Judicial District of KentuckyIn that our readers many of whom already know Mr Grass ham most favorably may know more of his life we take pleasure in giving here a short but accurate biographical sketch of his life He was born in the town of Salem Livingston county Ky He is the son of M Grassham of that place a poor man with no means of support except his trade His father is a blacksmith and with his strong arm and the aid of his boy the subject of this sketchmade- a living for his family sending his children to school the best he could considering his limited means Charley loved his books and at every opportunity he was studying He alternated his work from his fathers shop to the fields of some farmer to whom he wnuld hire he attended school at everyopportu nity until he was advanced to an extent sufficient to secure a certifi cate to teach school after which he taught until he accumulated sufficient money and then he would go to school as long as his money would hold out and then turn to teaching that he might se cure means by which to better his education He was educated in the Public Schools of Livingston count and in the school of Prof E McCulley Madisonvillc Ky and the N N U Lebanon Ohio He came home and studied law obtained license lo practice and in a short while gave promise of the future that followed He is recog nized by all who know him as one of the best lawyers in this district He is an able and effective speaker His speeches compare favorably with those of the best speakers in the State He is married and has one child He is fair just and able and if elected will make an officer that will prove a credit to himself and his people Charlie Grassham is a sincere honest conscientious man of fine attainments and splendid promise in his chosen profession He is possessed of a lofty energy that while a school teacher in his home county put him in the first ranks among the teachers and is now winning for him a most enviable position at the bar The people of the District regardless of party can make no mistake in endorsing Mr C C Grassham for the office of Commonwealths Attorney C C Orassham Endorsed At a call meeting of the Nat ional Democratic committee of Hopkins countyH D Hockcr smith in the chairon motion Mr C C Grassham was unanimously indorsed amid great enthusiasm for the office of Commonwealths Attorney for this the Fourth Judi cial DistrictL Climn ERNEST SPEED Secy August 21 1897 Your friends will all be there at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Arc you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be- I GREAT TIIINCS ON WHEELS Big Day Planned for the L N Shopmen of the Henderson and St Louis Divisions FOURTEEN HUNDRED MEN IN PARADE That Howell Band of Forty Pieces Will be There With Flying Banners and Martial Mu lc ALL TilE EARLINGTON MEN ARE GOING Another ilL N Day at the Tennessee Centennial has been ar ranged This time it will be the boys of our own Henderson Di vision and the St Louis Division with their wives and children who will enjoy the great show at the bounty of the management of the L N The date set for this mammoth excursion is September i8th and the trains will leave the Howell Shops about 4 oclock in the morning It is expected that there will be from twenty to thirty coaches full of shopmen and their families Nothing is said about provision for the sweethearts of the unfortunate unmarried If the benedict is shut off from the pleasure of the company of the girl he loves best on that days outing lie may take it as a just retribution- visited on him for his single cuss edness and perhaps he will vow a vow to do better About 800 men made up the party of L N shopmen from Louisville which spent last Fri day and Saturday at the exposition They had regular quarters at Prices College Hotel and their blue badges bearing the words ilL N Louisville were seen all over the grounds There was a special display of firework Saturday night in their honor and included a set piece which displayed the words Welcome L N Shopmen But it remains for the shopmen of the Henderson and St Louis divisions to Iet a new pace and celebrate in a most becoming manner the next L N Day and totally eclipse the demonstration of the men from the main line On that day the men will invade Nashville with bands and banners and enthusiasm Master Mechanic Thos Walsh says We have the largest band in seven states in tact the fifth largest in the world and the finest equipped in the United States with the finest banners and colors We have all heard much of the fame and excellence of that band of forty pieces and now there comes an opportunity to hear the sound not so far off A demonstration will be made at Nashville The party will get off at College street march up College to Church and out Church to the Union Depot where a special train furnished by President Thomas of the N C will be in readiness to convey the people to the grounds There will be twelve or fourteen hundred men in the parade and the day will be one of the memorable days at the exposition Every employe in the Earlington shops except the force absolutely necessary to run the business is expected to go with his family on this trip The leading newspapers will have special reporters along to tell the story of the day Each excursionist will be furnished with a large badge bearing the words Employes L N H R Howell Shops and St Louis and Hender son Divisions DOLLAR WHEAT A Summary of Saturdays Dls patches DOLLAR WHEAT ON TilE FARMS Dollar wheat at Buffalo Dollar and Gc wheat at Baltimore Dollar and ic wheat at Kansas CityDollar and 2c wheat at Toledo Dollar and 2C wheat at Detroit Dollar wheat at Hopkinsville KyDollar wheat at Georgetown Ky Dollar wheat at Princeton Ky Dollar wheat at Cincinnati Dollar wheat at Nashvil Dollar wheat at Chicago Dollar wheat at Peoria Dollar and 2C wheat at St Louis Dollar wheat at Louisville Dollar wheat at Frankfort Dollar wheat at Minneapolis DOLLAR WHEAT ON THE FARMS STRIKE SITUATION Mines Will Be Started Up With New lien Pittsburgh Aug 24The offi cers of the miners and the coal op erators coutinued their session yesterday The operators propos ed to submit their differences to arbitration and offered to concede Tft cents per ton pending a settle ment President Ratchford refused this and stood firm for the 6cent rate The conference accomplished nothing beyond effecting a tempo rary truce with the prospects that the mines will soon be in opera tion with such old men as care to compromise and such imported men as can be secured Cxtremcly Polite Philadelphia Press Rep Mexico is doubtless postponing the adoption ot the gold standard long enough to enable W J Dry an to deliver his free silver fanfar onade and retire gracefully across the Rio Grande Mexico is the perfect pink of politeness Slur All Around Cleveland Leader Rep Everybodythe business man the manufacturer the farmer and the workingman is going to share in that prosperity and all that is getintoto happiness and contentment jL Gloomy Hopeless Life Internal Pains Lame Tired Ner vous Every Dad Symptom Cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla I For nearly flvo years I Buffered with severe case of stomach trouble I had pains In my stomach and bowels so that I could not stand or work without great suffering My appetite was very poor and when I did eat anything I was shortly afterwards seized with vomiting spells I could not rest at night and felt lamo and tired all over I became nervous and had no energy whatever My lIfo seemed gloomy and hopeless My husband ad vised mo to tako Hoods Barsaparllln as ho had been taking It with great bcno used I began taking It and the first bot tlo did mo a great deal of good I con tinued with It regularly and havo now almost fully regained my natural weight and rtri doing nearly all my housework MRS KINDA CROCKKR Gladstone Al- aI My blood was out of order and I had no energy After taking two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparllla I felt better than for a year MARION W SMITH Collins ville Alabama Hoods aparllla Is sold by druggists 1 six for 5 Do sure to get 11004s DOWN IN THE MINES Col Toombs and his company of home guard havo had their pictures taken and contemplate sending the same to Vice President Llewellyn of the Indiana Mine- Workers accompanied by a letter calling his attention to the fact that they were among those who so closely looked after his interests while amoug us It required only a short stay at Central City to convince President Knight that the men there were satisfied and that while getting good wages and prompt payment they did not intend to throw down tbe shovel and pick and go out on a strike The Sebree Coal Company loaded their first railroad car of coot last week but it seems that they are too late to reap any harvest on account of the miners strike in the North and Eist Mr Riley Dayal who for many years past has mined coal for the Hccla and StiBernard Coal Companies has moved to Sebree where be goes to take charge as foreman of the Sebree minetThe mineral display of the St Bernard Coal Company at the Hopkins County Fair this week will be under the supervision of Col Albert Toombs who will be ready at all times to explain and show the knowledge seekers where the gold can be seen in the quartzlyear s were on the stump speaking in favor of free 3silverfarmer that lowpriced silver meant low priced wheat and that the two products went hand in hand together But what a change has come over the situation Wheat worth one dollar per bushel and silver down to forty cents Our miners throughout the State remember these statements and can now turn the laugh on their free silver friends although the latter make the claim that it is the speculators who have run thea price up for political purposes that intthe face of the fact that the foreign supply is several million bushels short a The coal miners of this county bold the balance of power in elections and cant therefore if united see that none but the best of men be elected to fill the various county officesIAnderson Holloman who only a few weeks before the strike leased the Monarch coal mines have been lucky indeed and securedsome nice profits from their recent salesThe Monarch Company bad a slight breik down last Friday causing them to shut down for a short time Weigher Edwin Phillips feels very much complimented by the letters he has re ceivedof late from State officials and others who showed their sympathy for him in his failure to secure the appointmentof Assist ant Mine Inspector by speaking words of condolence and assuring him of their sin I cero regrets From what they wrote it seems that the Governor came to the con clusion that another part of the State was entitled to the place From all appearances the backbone of the strike is broken and about the only thing the agitator can point to is the loss in wages of tens of thousands of dollars It now remains to be seen whether or not the mine operators in Hopkins county who restored the wages of their employes to that of the standard wages during the strike will continue to pay them or will they in order to rush cheap coal on the market again cut the miners wages We hope not LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Supervisor Sullivan naturally feels proud of the record be has lately made Laying new rails between Sebreo and Henderson a distance ot eight miles in nine days is the work done by him and bis crew of men This is a fine record when the fact is known that he bad a large number of trains 10I contend with daily- A terrible accident happened at Hen derson last Saturday Mrs Cooper the wife of John Cooper who has charge of aI pile driver now working near that place was busy prepuin supper for her husband and crew of men whea the came in contact with a gasoline stove upsetting it Her clothes became saturated with gasoline and catching lire she was soon burned to almost a crisp and died a few hours later The boarding car also cauht fife anti tie firo department of HendiMJi was called out to extinguish the Mimes Last Sunday during the thunder storm electricty came into the Eirlington tele graph office with great force burning one wire In two parts and lining several par sons who were In there to vacate In a hurry Steven Mothershead says it sound ed like the firing of several pistol shots Great preparations are being made by the officials In chuge of thi H ndors3U and St Luis divisions for the grand excursion to be run to the Tennessee Centennial Exposition for the benefit of the employes on this division And now we are told that in the near future we wilt see that bind of forty pieces who we understand will mIke a trip to Nashville and delight the visitors at the Cejlcnnial with their fine music Two telegraph wires were burned In two last Sunday on the Henderson division Your friends will all be there at the great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Subscribe forT l lice J L REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster countyI For Clerk of the Court of Appeals JAS G BAILEY Of Magoffin County For Representative CHARLES R EDWARDS For County Judge J V POOLE For County Clerk T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVID BROWNING For Circuit Clerk W F TRUSTY For Superintendent of Schools MISS LIZZIE HURRON For Assessor G H BRYANT For Jailer J J CURRY For Magistrate in Dixon District- J N BAKER For Constable in Dixon District- S D EDWARDS For Magistrate in Slaughlcrsvilie District J T FRASER For Magistrate In Clay District c WILLIAM MUm For Constable HUB EDMONSON WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS WEBSTIK COUNT DIPARTWIST I Conducted by DAVID UIOWNINO Duos Kr DIXON Dollar wheat on the farms Refreshing showers at Dixon last Sunday James Franklin of the Clay countrywas n town Tuesday Miss Lula Bean of Blackford Is visiting he family of T S Page Joseph Townsend of Stoddard county Mo is visiting friends in this county and may determine to make this his permanent home Several of our townsmen attended the barbecue at Free Union last Saturday Some of the candidates for county offices aid their claims before the peopleIStockmen are seen almost daily driving 3 cent cattle through our streets The Teachers Institute is in session here this week with good attendance and a good time Prof Sbacklelt of Sturgis is the conductorProf candidate for County Judges attending the Institute this week Mr W F trusty Republican candi date for Circuit Clerk is in town shaking hands with the teachers Fred is a bps tier nd expects to make a thorough canvass of countyMiss Herron who was nominated few days ago for Superintendent of Schools by the Republicans has accepted he nomination and will undergo the ex amination for a State certificate Friday Miss Lizzie is in the race for the offlceandr s well qualified to nil the position elected will doubtless make a satisfactory officialWood Allen who has been in j til here for some time charged with the murder ol L T Nichols at Lisman was admitted to bail in the sum of 1500 by Judge Givens at the last term of court was released yesterday Mr M G Frederick went on his bondMr C R Edwards candidate for Rep resentative on the Republican ticket is attending the Institute here this week Char ley says ho is anxious to get his opponent on the stump Marshall Crowell of Blackford was here todayWANTED Oae of those free silver ther mometers that was exhibited last year by the silverites showing how wheat and sit ver rose and fell on the markets together A liberal reward will be paid One was seen last year in our County Judges office and also one at the posloffice The of this county are anxious to see one o the instruments hung up by the side of tin figures 40 cents silver dollar and Sm bushel wheat There is to be a barbecue hero next Sat urday and as the county candidates ar billed to speak I guess the campaign wil be formally opened It is interesting indeed to hear a 16 to i advocate undertake to explain the present prosperous condition of the country For a long time after there was a decided im provement in the condition of the country they tried to deny that times were growing better and that the country bad again started on her way to prosperity but now that farm products have reached tbo high est prices for years and all the evidence goes to prove the truth of the predictions made by Republicans last year they rn longer deny that there is an improvement Keep Up Your Scotts Emulsion in Summertime a What are your resources for the summer Have you an abundance of health stowed away for the long hot deplet ing days or does summer find- you low in vitality run down losing flesh and weak Scotts Emulsion of Codliver Oil will give you the proper reserve force because it builds up the system on a solid foundation A tonic may stimulate Scotts Emulsion not only boosts it sustains It Jg a wise precaution always to lave least a small EmuUlon to the house Unopened ft will keep Jndtfin corked after ueIaL to a cool place It will remain tweet for weeks Foi sale by afl draggfeh at 00Uf but say now that these good time would have como anyway But we all remember they said in thunder tones last year and on all occasions that times would never get any better as long as wo had the gold standardDixon August 24 189- 7PROVIDENCE Mrs JP Scott and Miss Cora Crow of the Nebo count vv sited Mrs J D Scott TuesdayRob n of the Shiloh countrywas n town Saturday K F Skinner of DiXon was in town TuesdayJohn White of the Green Grove coun try was in town Tuesday Carl Doris or Sebree spent Sunday with his parents here Frank Dell and daughter Miss Emma were in town Monday John Barber went to Madisonvillo Sun day morning and stopped over at Nebo coming home Ho had a good time Best ho has had anywhere Will Payne and George Helscclam went to Sturgis Sunday calling Miss Lucia Langley is visiting friends and relatives at Nebo Miss Annie Riddle returned to Sebrer Mondayafter a pleasant visit to Miss Cora Head Neal Payne and wife returned Friday from a vhit to the Tennessee Centennial and are delighted with their trip Mr Will David who has been quito sick for the past week is no better but we trust he may soon improve Gus Batsett relumed from Evansville TuesdayMisses Cora Head and Annie Riddles and Messrs W J Nisbet and Lena Tapp went to Dixon Sunday afternoon Misses Annie and Sallie DonMly and Frank Goar and Holy Cox went to Nebo Sunday afternoon Mr T B Payne and wife and Mrs Hunter spent Sunday with the family of Lawrence Rodgers near Nebo Lonnie Frederick sold his crop of wheat which Is estimated at i too bushels at Jioo per bushel How is that for one man J A Garrett and daughter visited in Crittenden county this week Mr Al Browning took his best girl to Green Grove church Sunday night Mrs lohn Wilson is visiting relatives in Sturgis this week Misses Annie Foley and Myrtle Garrett are visiting relatives in Marion this week Rev I B Dushill ot Ibe Christian church is holding a meeting at Green Grove On Monday night thirteen were added to the church It is hoped that much goodwill be the result- SLAUQHTERSVILLU W C Brooks is on the sick list this week Wheat Is worth ioo What Is silver worth Pro W A Easley is attending the In stilute at Dixon this week Attorney G K Denton and wife of Evansville visited relatives near here this weekMiss Elsie Hopewell of Madisonville visited friends here last week and returned home Monday Misses Cassie and Lucinda Smith visited relatives In the country Saturday and Sun day rMrs Mary I Beymer of the Sebree country visited relatives here last week Quito a successful meeting is being con milesrpastor Rev J C Brandon Some of the vilest sinners of the community have been brought to Christ On the I7lh Inst James Chandler who lived one mile south of this place departed Ibis life lie bad been confined to his bed for severalweeks with typhoid fever lie gentletmourn his death His remains were laid to rest in Ml Gilead cemetery C S Presby shipped a car load of lat bogs Saturday night Last fall the country was flooded with free silver stump speakers who said that wheat and silver always ran together in price So far we find them to be false teachers Wheat has gone up and silver glefacknowledgeIin price and that supply and demand has something to do with the price R rIThe tobacco patch cuts news short this weekThe bumble bees are sucking great holes in Keystone fine tobacco Billy Slatbam has built an elevator over wellEverybody in the city went lo the picnic near Sebree Sunday except Billy Gerty Old Sbep Old Bounce Carlow and m self Keystone has a patch of sorghum cane across the street rom W A Asbby Cos store so thick on the ground and so tall JeeptWell Uncle John you wanted to know who was judge prior to Judge Hall I can not tellam not quite ninetyseven eara old yet but when I was a boy I think I beard grandpa say tbat be heard his great grandpa say he thought it was Columbus anylittlePoole can tell you who will succeed Judge Hall on the 3ist of next December Uncle John I will speak to you about that frostybeaded traitor some other time ROUGH AND TUUDLB KILLING AT A PICNIC Wiley Nichols Shot to Death By James Rob IIsleyI 21JasRobinson aged about eighteen shot and instantly killed Wiley Nichols atA picnic at Ilsley Station this afternpon The facts are as near as can be learned are as fol lows Nichols who was a drink ing character became involved in a difficulty with a younger brother of Robinson this morning but the trouble was settled it was thought until this altcrnoon when Nichols again raised a row and young Rob Theytbroke loose and struck Robinson with a knife Seeing this James Robinson the rlitcr tub her drew his pistol and shut Nichols killing him instantly Bjili men worked at the CarbondfUe mines 0 JJii r I MUST KEEP BUSY i fi M And in order to do so we arc making genE 49 ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of M M Merchandise Money buys everything we M handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For = j tunately for us as well as our patrons we tnever go to market without the very power 4c ful cash We know we buy b4V M 8 Dry Goods Shoes Notions M Gents and Ladies Uaderwear and Hosiery M J Gents White and Colored Shirts 3 HATS AND CLOTHING M At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus T it 4 tomers reap the benefit Plant your dollar M J where you can get the largest returns Ours tt C is the pl- aceJI5HUP COtS MADIS01S1VILLE KY E wYoun MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GREAT Hopkins County Fair MADISONVILLE KY Wednesday ThursdayFriday Saturday 1 8 9 7 August 25 26- 27and28 Bigger and Bigger Each Succeeding Year Premium List constructed on a scale of unusual scope and liberality DisplaysFine A GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION Vith Thrilling Parachute Leap Exciting performances on trapeze and in midair by an expert troupe of 1SSTAR PERFORMERS15 RUNNING RACES TROTTING RACES MULE RACES Webster and McLean Counties admit ted to equal competition in all departments GRAND SHOOTING TOURNAMENTS DAILY Abundance of pure drinking water icecold reeto all Broadest and finest promenade way in the State excitingSomething No tiresome waits OFFICERS JOHN B HOLEMANJrestDirectorinChicf M B SecyCHASI ADMISSION Gentlemen 3Sc TJ 25CChildrenHorse or Vehicle IOC tOOOOOQOOOOQQQOOOOOC WIO 15 YOUR TAP tft Do You Get a CORRECT FIT YOU RECEIVE THE 1 C3j BENEFITS OF 20 YEARS or SUCCESS BYORDERING orM BORN CO THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS We guarantee io fit and please you ad sate you RMey 300 NEW SAMPLES TO SELLECT FROM AT ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE A HANDSOME ILLUSTiV j CATALOGUE OF THI5 C2LEEk1 11kflfiiot LtUtllI ruduak Zitqzftp 8It1l 10JIate YeJ1L c IiLE IlL Ia r t t I I I 1 r 2J trI1i to i jt t U 1- j I 1 r y t1 I ii r JII 4 3I Lre 3ee Uu nbustru W c Q riDe cw L a N TIME TABLE Effective May 30 1597 SOUTHNo t No 91 No 53 tv Chicago 1010 a in 700 pir Lv St Loud 8ijnm HSSpn Iv Kvanitlllo Slop In Ooopm jijam Iv llenderton 236 pm Lzopm J4jnn Iv Sebica 307 p m Ly Slaughters 314 P m Lv llanion 335 p m Lv Madltonvlll 349 p m 447 am- IY Harllnnton 4 01 p m 714 p m 459 a rn Lv Morton 4ijpm Iv Norlonvlllo n In 319 a in Lv HopVlnivtlle jij jim 861al 607 a in 15111Iv m in 847 pm 651 m- Ar NaihTlllfl Soj p m 1010 p in 840 n m NOKTH SIIvm Lv Cullitlo Bjgani 931 ft m g1I p in Lv Mlopklnnvlll 941 a In laiSam p53 p m IT Norlonvlllo law a In n 03 am 1039 p nl Iv Morion Gip 102711 m 113 am Lv Eitln lon 1033 a m lilt S m U P m L Murtlian villa 1046 a m 1138 am uoopm Lv hanson to57a m iijjamLv KUuchlcit 1103 a m 1103 Jim Lv Sebreo n 17 am 11 w pin Lv llenderton 1144 a m ujj p m 1110 a m- Ar Uvanirlllu utopm Mj p rn 1140 am Ar SI till 7iP 11 7aosm- Ar Chicago 817 pm 8 55 a in- Noain sad gt will Hop at Madhonvllln and SpringGeM lo lake on and let oft lo and from Chicago and polnu north of Uvanirllle laKAT It- S No vi makes rfKuUrtlopi at Gullirle Karl lagion llopklutvllloand HenJcrionrt- OVIDSIICE ACCOUUODTIOM- DtlLV Ctrr SUNDAY 615am Lv Providence Ar T ISP t- o64oamLvNeboAr D35pm 6 a in Lv ManltouAr 610 I m- 7mLvJoIdllonlIIaAr Ooj pm- 73SlImAr EarIInton V4SP to 745 am tvlUtllnxtonAr 530 p III 1 03 a m Lv Madisonalite Ar SS Pin jlllnLlIaoon Ar 454 pm 94 1 a til Lv SlanthlcYi Ar 437 P lii 9030111 Lv Sebree Ar 4 iopm 930 am Lv Itenderton Ar 3topm 1030 am Ar Eranirllle Lv 145 pro W W ETIIRIDGK Axenl TIME TABLE I C R R lEffectiveI May 6 1897 NORTH BOUND 1 Noioz No 104 Na inLv New Orleans 630 p m 900 a m Lv Memphli 750 am 813 pm Iv Iulton ioopm 1110 p m 600 a m Lv Paducah 135 pm 115 em Boo a m Lv Princeton 440 pm s45 a lit 937m- Lv NorlonvllU 539 p m jjS a m 1050 a m Lv Central Cllr 630 p m 419 a m 1113 p m- Ar LoulivllU 1033 pm 800 a in 313 P m- Ar Clncinnitl 640 am 1133 am I SOUTH HOUND No tot No 203 No ait Lv Cincinnati uMpm Jj3pm Lv Louisville 330 a in 75 p m 840 a m Lv C oiral Cllr 813 a m 1049 p m ISS Pin Lv Nortoovlllo 911 a in lIt p in 134 pro Iv PrincetonioiI a m Iti6am twjpm Lv Padneabisso p in 137 a in t pro LvFullon ijjpm 330 am Voopm Ar Mtmpblr 703 pm 710 am Ar New Oiliaat 810 am 700 a m- All train run daily NOL tot and 104 SiC solid Voillbnled trains piottch la IIJthledlwllh Pullman Uullel Sleepers and Chair Can between Cincinnati and Now Orleans Train tot and loj alto run solid between Cincinnati and SleepersDhiectconnectlons A II HANSON G P and T A Earlin t0 fta Enin s Mrws Notes Personal Paragraph and Other Doings at Home Worthy ot Special Mention The Bachelor Maids held a called meeting at the home of Miss Celeste Moore on Mpnday afternoon BucklenY Arnica Salve The best Salvo In the world lot Cuts Braise Sores Ulcers Salt Itheum Fever SortS Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains posltlvely guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 230 per box For Sale bv St Bernard Drug Store Mr J T Bailey a former citi zen of White Plains has moved to Earlmgton where he expects to make his future residence J Everybody Bays So Cntcnrets CAndy CaUiurtlc the mint WOO derful medical Ufsoovcry of Uio age pcaa ant and to taalc net pontly and positively on kltIoys liver and liowol- stimuslng the cnUro voids euro hcoUoclio fever Imbltiwl constipation and biliousness Ilooso buy Dud n or Co Co CL toilay 10 oi ro yenta luli nnll guanutood to cure by nil druggists I Finis McGary was in the city this week He is now traveling for tho Tennessee Nursery Company of Iltimbnldt Tenn and is well pleased Yucatan Chill Tonic The grell reliable and popular Ionic nnllpertcdic and febrifuge It breaks ILI- Ocbiliandiii prevents its return strengthening r the pilient and gives healthy tofu and vigor without regard to diet Pleasant lo tike Price soc Warranted at drng Mori Married On Thursday evening last Miss Ida Almon to Brasher Jackson Rev C C Hall officiat inn A distinction without difference amounts 10 but little Thero Is a differencea real ditferncea vast difference between Suth erlands Eagle Eyo Salve and any other The greatest difference Is In the results oh tamed from Its use It cures sore eyes granulated lids and styes quicker than any known remedy and cannot injure the eye ofa babe Sold by Ben T Robinson and St Bernard drug store tiThe camels arc coming was the tune the hand struck up when the bicyclists appeared coming around tim bend humping them 1selves like all possesscd Dumb Animals Cbimbiriuiii C ilic Cholera aol Dlarr linen Remedy always affords prompt re or Sain fiy St Bernard Drug Store IvirliriRton lien Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles Meet your old friends at the great Hopkins County Fair August 35463728 TEACHERS INSTITUTE Official Notification Issued b y County Superintendent Office of Superintendent of Schools ilbpkins County Madisonville Ky Aug 9 1897 To Trustees and Ttathtrs of Common Stiools The Teachers Institute for ills county for the current school year will be held at Madisonville Ky beginning on the 3Qth day of Aug ust and continuing five days Trustees will please notif promptly as the law requires every teacher in their districts Observe that in addition to direct oral or written information written I notices arc to he posted It yoiI have contracted with a teacher wlicI is absent from the county your duty to write to him or her iiit onceTeachers will pleasu read 140 Common Schools Law of Ken tucky and govern themselves ac cordingly Titos H SMITH S C S- STATS OF OHIO CITY OH TOLEDO l ss LUCAS COUNTY j PRANK J CIIBNEV maLes oath that he is the senior partner of tbo firm of FRANK J CIIBNBV Co doing business In the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and everycase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of H ALLS CATARRH CURL FRANK J CIIBNEV Sworn lo before me and subscribed Ir my pretence this Cth day of December A D 1886 A W GLBASON j SRAL Public fNolaryHalls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood ant mucous sur faces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CIIBNBV Co TOLEDO O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are the best Rev Cherrys Last Sermon Rev L T Cherry pastor of the Methodist Episcopal South will preach again to his Earlington congregation on Friday night September 3rd This will be his last ape pointment here before Annual Con ference which meets at Henderson tills year and as there is always a possibility of a Methodist minister being moved this appointment may be the last time the Earling ton people will hear Brother Cher ry for some time to come The Woman Friend- I know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there ii nothing lo supply the place of German Liver Powder Mrs J P Menencss Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without itMiss Jennie Green Abiline Tex Friends advised ma lo try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I bad relief before I bad taken one bottle It did me more good titan all med icine prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell Jeffersonville Ind Died The infant child of Mr and Mrs Frank Hollingsworth of this place died at 6 oclock on Monday morning the 23d inst aged ten months IKml Tubifro Spit sad Kmotr Vimr Uft AHIJT To quit Uitiuccu vanity and Itiruver bo mac nolle lull of life nerve anil vlitnr take JCoTo llac Ihownntlcrworlitr IliatumUoi weak men Krone All Oruseltw MVjprll Curoeunron teed llooUlct iiml wimplo Iroo AiMrcis Sterling Itcmoljr Co Chicago or New York New Jersey Day The several Jerseymen In this section who by the way have long since become staunch Kentuckians by adoption will attend the Team JerstyDaythe first halt of October Gen James F Rushing of Trenton N J will deliver the address of New Jersey Day and a large delegation is expected from that state Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic Is a pleasant liver laxative It gives you an appetite It prepares your stomanh and digestion for receiving and assimilating whatever your appetite may crave This makes rich red blood bone and flesh This builds you up and makes you stout This cures chills so thty slay cured Sold by lien T Robinson and SI Bernard drug store The Bachelor Maids Club o Earlington will help to celebrate Miners Day by attending the fair in a body to day And the Bachelors will dine with them on the fair grounds To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it taut to Cure sjc For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky i Born Walter Favors has a fine boy at his house It is a ninepounder and the first Walter is proud and all is well Fice Pills Send your address to II E Uucklcn k Co Chicago and get a free sample box o Dr Kings New Life Pills A trial will con vnce you of their merits These pills i r easy in action and are particularly effective In the cure of Constipation and Sick Head ache For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable They do not weaken ly their action but by giving tone lo stomach and bowels the system Regular clsizedrug store a5 pm4mSsrn ewaSp5SSSSSS 1 ANDY CATHARTIC I CURE COII5TIPATIOH- I S ALL 2I4so c S DRU413T uearrn are the ideal Lass iBMLOTIH GUARAHTKED tInrlporlTipeJttIaIt iiS wthMkUtfrM M sxiirisc fit iIt v iJi MINERS DAY This jsthe Day They Taken the Hopkins County Fair OPERATORS PAY TilE GATE FEES As fully announced in the last last issue of TUB DEE this is Miners Day at the Hopkins County Fair The majority of the miners of the county with their families will be there and this large attendance will be in the na turo ofa demonstration Each miner will lie iurnishcd with a largo badge of red ribbon upon which appears the cut of a pick shovel and lamp and the words Miners Day Thursday August 26th 1897 Hopkins County Fair For the accommodation of the Mortons Gap miners the L N management have agreed to run the Providence train to that place this morning to take them to the fair The same train will also be run through to Mortons in the eve ning to take those home who do not return on the earlier train No miner who can possibly ar range to go should fail to take his Family to the fair on this day All mines will close down for this day andeach miner will he furnished by his employer with free gate tickets to the fair ITired Nervous Sleepless Men and womenbow gratefully they write bout Hoods Sarsaparilla Oace helpless and discouraged having lost all faith in medicines now In good health andablo to do my own warOJ because Hoods Sarsap anita has power to enrich and purify the blood and make the weaksttongthis is experience of a host of people Hoods Pills are the best family catbart c and liver medicine Gentle reliable sure MONARCH WILL RESUMe Miners Refused to Work at Reduction Will Return at Old District Prices On Monday morning Messrs Anderson and Holloman lessees of the Monarch Coal Company operating mines three miles north of Earlmgton notified their miners of a reduction of a half cent a bushel The men all refused to work and have been out since The rate recently paid at that mine has been the old district summer price of 62 cents per ton and the proposed cut reduced it to jo cents The operators say the reduction temporaryIopera rors advance the price again to the old district summer rate of 6234 cents and the men will resume work in a day or two- There has been no cessation of work at any of the Hopkins county mines since the great strike was ordered which made thousands of idlers throughout the country and the men will now all be steadily at work with good prospects The tall business is opening and the Hopkins county miner will have good work A Remailcablo Cure ofChronle Diarrno In 1896 when I served my country as a private in Company A 16711 Pennsylvania Volunteers I contracted cbroni diarrhoea It has given me a great deal of trouble ever since I have tried a dozen different medicines and several prominent doctors without any permanent relief Not long ago a friend sent Me a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and after that 1 bought a 50 cent bottle and now I can say that I am entirely cured I cannot be thankful enough to you for this great Remedy and recommend it lo all suffering veterans If in doubt write me Yours gratefully HENRY STBINBERCBR Allentown Pa Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Bailing ton Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap Ceo Ring St CbarlesITo lock communicating doors between two rooms so that neither room can be opened in the absence of the occupant a new lock has a double bolt one half of which is drawn from each side of the door by means of a key The True Remedy W M Repine editor Tiskilwa ills Chief says We wont keep house without Dr Kings Now Discovery for Con sumption Coughs end Colds Experi galfNew Discovery No other remedy can take its place In our home as In it we have a certain and sure cure for Coughs Colds Whooping Coughs etc OJ It Is idle I o ex periment with other remedies even if they are urged on you as just as good as Dr Kings New Discovery They are not as good because this remedy has a record of cures and besides is guaranteed It never falls lo satisfy Trial bottles free at SI Bernard drug store tTo asist in filing saws a new de has a socket with a fiat base to receive thin point pj the file an indicator being attached to the socket to show the angle at which the file runs when the base slides on the back of the vise fItlluRta Yotir howell With CuicareU foroforIICentennial Rates The L N has offered the following rates good for the rohnd trip on account of the Tennessee Centennial Tickets good twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen da S h 40 tickets good for sevon days Sa 75 ti Automatic brakes for railroad cars are designed Jo take the place of bumpers a sliding I ml bring set in each corntr of iiiu cur to which levers are connected to throw the brake against the wheels when the engine slows tip To Cure Cotut utlot Vorovcr Polio CnCCoIrol8 Candy cathartic lOa or5It C O C tall to euro drucKixU rufuml money lie Just Lett the Dollar Off Kannislil rl urnal Rep Poisil y 11 r1I is the victim o a typot jiiiifl error hit prediction tllllhcnt w u 1IC to Icents if McK nicy was I JMWJ jna t ave been written fi a Q 51 i i HYATTS PARTNER In the Calera Express RobberyI Caught Atter a Long Mr HC Fisher Superintendent of the Southern Express Company at Nashville passed through Earlington on the fast Chicago train last Friday night with Thou N Low in custody Mr Fisher is a regular sleuth hound at detective t business and had been chas- Ing Low since the 9th of last March It was on that date the Express Company was robbed of 1600 near Calera Ala by Gus Hyatt and Low Hyatt was caught in Kansas City and is now serving a fifteen year sentence at Nashville pTimMr Fisher as he passed throught and got the tacts at first hand After the Calera robbery Hyatt and Low divided the money each taking S800 and Low left Hyatt and went to his home in Indianan where he remained until located by tile detectives Before they could lay hands on him however he left home and was captured at Clinton Ind Thursday evening and was pAlatile only one in which Low assisted Hyatt Low is thirtyone years fold When captured he was run ning an open saloon without license TilE REPRESENTATION t o Delegates Each Magisterial District is Enlitled to inp TUB COMING COUNTY CONVENTION The basis of representation in to the delegate county Republican convention to be held at Madison yule Monday September 6th is lidelegatesold districts as they were at the time of the polling of that vote Each district is entitled to one A delegate for each 50 votes cast for McKinleyor fraction over 25 However regardless of a less vote- R than 50 in any precinct there must be one delegate from each pre cinctWe here give the official McKinley to vote and the representation J to which each precinct and magisterial district is entitled IIi McKinley vote Wbltd Plains 84 Nortonville 85 Morions Gap 125 Total vote 294 in district 6 del egates Lake Earlington178-S E Earlington 55 Aflichlanda Total votes 367 in district 7 del egatestSElk11111220FTotal votes 723 in district 14 delegatesAWest Hanson 43 Oak Wall 51 Total votes 218 in district 4 Uel ega tesNortbNebo204 South Nebo126Dal-lon 139 Total votes 369 in district 7 delegates h Charleston 98 104llsleySiCharlesT 179 504 in district to delegatesIt be seen by this that the total representation from the six districts will be 40 delegates Boilf pimples and eruptions scrofula salt rheum and all other manifestations of impure blood are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla PERSONAL Misses Susan Atkinson and May Jack son visited Miss Beltio Hopper at hopIkinsville this week Misses Annie Ashby and Frankie Stokes are visiting in Guthrie this week Miss Ruth Plain of Madisonvillepassed through here Sunday on her way home from Greenville where she went lo attend the Institute at that place Clay Hall and Roy Baker of Dixon were in the city Sunday I Mrs Dan M Evans and Miss Dona Wood were In Madisonville Saturday after noonL a H OBrien and Mrs Susan Turners and children visited the Tennessee Ceo tennial MondayaFrank D and Ben Rash returned Satur day from a visit lo relatives in Henderson Mr W R Doyal and family left Satur day for Sebree to make their future resi denceMr William McCarley and family left Saturday for a weeks visit to their daughter in Morganfleld Miss Georgie Bishop of Madisonville visited relatives here Saturday Mr Will Feland and tamily havo re turned from a visit lo relatives at Morgan fieldE B BourUnd of Madisonville was in town last Thursday Mrs Edgar Bramwell of Nashville vis ted the family of Frank Bramwell here this weekMiss Susan Jorgenson of Paducab is visiting relatives hire Quite a number of young people from Madisonvillo attended the Watermelon Fete given by Eldred and Miss Pauline Davis Thursday evening Mrs MattieAsbby of Onion Ky vis lied Mrs C C Hall last week returning home Monday Misses Mary and Ellen Etberidge and Miss Brown of Nashville are visiting the family of W W Etberidge of this city Elmo Shaver was called to Nashville last week on account of the serious illness of his sister Mrs J E Long Mr and Mis James Davis of Hvanr yule are visiting relatives here this week Misses Lucy and Carrie Crenshaw were in Madlsonvile Monday afternoon Little Agatha Egloff visited M f O Bryan In Madisonville this w k Miss Zola Sanders spent last week ii Is the country with her mil her In the business world a manncloihrs ar almost his only passports to SUCCOM The ztandiirn reflects credit his Rood taste fri Born Co THE GREAT CHICAGO toItafid e Ii1Ja ilVrL I A GREAT SUCCESS s Promised and Foreshadowed for Hopkins County Fair BY FIRST DAYS ATTENDANCE Yesterday the biggest csowd atoned the Hopkins County Fair dayduringChildrens Day and the children were there by thousands Standing a little way from the Am phitheatre it seemed to he packed with bright enthusiastic children and grown folks while the ballocn to go up and the acrobats nd funny performers were doing catchy acts The multitude of cheerful happy faces there was worth a journey to see The management deserves congratulations upon the arrange ieflt of the special days Child rens Day and Miners Day and upon the special attractions they offer for the amusement of young people and old people- A very large attendance is ex ected today Miners Day and last two days of the Fair generally take care of themselves soar as attendance goes hiuTii lar for 1lflv IT- Cimrantooc tobacco Lulii run ntl UN weaken strong blood pure KUcit Au innfLiH The SelfInterpreting Bible photographsfhey appear today This is the first and nly work ot the kind that has ever been ublished in nil the worlds history It is the only correctly illustrated Bible and tbo only ObjectLesson teaching Uible ever offered to the Englishspeaking public It has a commentary appended to every chap ter and on every page the lexlIthe common understanding of every boy and girlin fact you have all the informa lion in possession of the whole world that will help to a better underslandingof Gods Word It contains all of the helps side ghts dictionaries maps comments and ables in the English language and is the only SelfInterpreting Bible Why has not someone done this before grand idea and Ideally carried out REV J S KIRTLEV D D Pastor Delmar Ave Baptist Church St Louis There is not a form of Bible in exist ence that compares with it ay TrinityUnatarian The engravings are alone worth the price of the book and the appended the texts are taken from reliable sources W MCGARVEV President Bible College Lexington Ky If I could not obtain the book for less would gladly pay ten dollars a volume ay R L BATES D U Pastor Dram field Street Methodist Church Boston The Klondyke Coal Fields diI Tacoma and the direct westward line to San Francisco en route to laska From 80 to 200 miles several hours saved by the Burlingtons splendid passenger service to the northwest from t Louis Kansas City or St- oseph Pullman sleepers and ree Chair Cars on all through trains Several extra steamers I sail before the season closes sk your ticket agent for detailed information or write the undersigned L W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo Heroic Feat of Charlie Cecil the Danville FootBall Crack Danville Ky Aug 21TIlee- roic act of young Charley Cecil who last year played tackle on the Center College football team no doubt saved the life of Miss Emma Smith only daughter of C N Smith president of the Central Kentucky Carriage Co Miss Smith was driving down Main street in a phaeton when her horse became rightened It started out on a dead run and Miss Smith afraid to leap from the vehicle held the lines with a death grip The street was crowded with vehicles Young Cecil saw the flying nm mal coming toward him ran to the middle of the street grabbed the bridle of the animal as it started to OSS him and Ia peculiar twist brought the horse to its knees The horse fell prostrate and young Cecil held its head down until Miss Smith alighted from the vehicle HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twentyfour hours sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of Ihe kidneys When urine linen it is positive evidence of kid trouble Too frequent desire lo urin te or pains In the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain In the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding urin in passing it or bad effects following use of or beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night lo urinate The mild and extraordinary effects of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the high est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug gests price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent rendyourCo Binghampton N Y The proprie tors of this paper gaurantee the genuine ness of this offer Capital Sick Paid In Surplus Fund 60000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN I8B7 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are ntimeiots It is not lo busi ness men we are talking they know nil about Ithullo tsnlarinl men wa e e inters antI lo women Thems itafetyIf the hank ii a good oni There convrnkiico the money always rewf awl out of reach tif yi ur own iqn n dtriiiR 111 It is easflo small turns when you have a iarjjt1 souln your pocke- tMADISONVILLI3 KENTUCKY U WbocaatMnanieunProtect your ieSa7 may brine yoa WMMh- UNWrite a COPaeI AsSet aeL WaJSISiOfl r theIr IJJ e and UCW IM 01 ii lnveeUoita waaIid Fifty Years Are thtt Ii the stamp that the letter bora Which carried the story far and wlda Of certain cure for the loathsome sore That bubbled up from the tainted tide theblcKxfbtlow AndtwaiAyer name And hli lartaparllla that alt now know That was just beginning 1U fifht of fan With Iti cures of 50 years a- goAyerssarsaparilla la the original sarsaparilla It has behind it a record for oures purifyingsarsaparilla honored by a modal at the Worlds Fair of 1893 Others imitate thoremedy they cant imitate the record gQ Years of Cures The Old Time Sugar Melon Theyre farmin now by science aloi like it used to be The cottons growln dilTrunt and the corn s ahead o me the melons aint as juicy In the country round about For theyve raised em an theyve raised em till theyve raised the sweetness oui They grow em now for shipping they pack em in the trains An send em off to cities crost the moun tains an the plains They call em Kolb an Jones an George theyve named em bIg an small But the old time sugar mellon was the sweetest one of all I Thar warnt no style about it 14 growed tbar in the dew An turned its green sides templinly to sunshine an lo you But for these newfangled melons It was more than any match Twas sunny sweet an honey sweet the pick of all the patch When the hot sun was abliiin in the white sky overhead An you found a cool fence corner an you ripped into its red An the sweet juice was a drippin from your Barlows rusty blade You talk about honey slpplnhvas the sweetest ever made Aint notbin now kin beat ill They may raise em fur an free They lacksolSamBut Ill tell em plain an even though theyre liable to doubt That theyve named them an reclaimed em till theyve drained the sweetness out dont care where they come fromKen lucky Tennessee The old red hills of Georgia wbarever they may be- An dont keer what they call em or it theyre big or small The oldtime sugar melon was the sweetest of cm all I Atlanta Constitution The Fifth Avenue Hotel at Louisville has recently undergone some considerable repairs in the way of painting and refitting and other improvements are in con templation Manager Campbell is oing everything in his power for the traveling public and will treat you well The great Hopkins County Fair August 25 26 27 28 Jt JiJtj A JtJtJ1 ttGREAT ATTRACTIONS J pricesI III A j k Everything in this line almost given I away We also offer Special Bar 6 Jgamsin WLALII OOI3S JiAt greatly reduced prices Will k also close out our line ofIMATTINBS 4 i At prices that will be appreciated We have Great Bargains in aub i BIG LINK OF SHOES IfftNothing but honest stock and good Ioffered And you wont ftva1ue orI BIG our GROCERY 1 i Contains everything you need or de Isire for your table during the hotJweather or any other sort of at prices always reasonable for stock ftalwayd fresh and nice Anything you want atII zi BERNARD ft fthftTEACHERS WANTED I Over 4000 vacanciesseveral times as many vacancies as members Must have more members Several plans two plans give free registration one plan GUARAN fEES positions Ten cents pays for book containing plans and a 500 love story of College days No charge to employers for recommending teachers Southern Teachers Bureau I Rev Dr 0 M Sutton Sutton TeacherS Bureau SWCorUaln34SU AM 6971 Learborn St Loulullle Ky i President nnd Manager J Chicago III NorChcrn vacancies Chicago office Southern vacanciei Louisville once Ono fee remitters In both office Subscribe for The Bee TO COAL BILLS 0OWII ioir5 FAlL TO USE 7iO jiyiqp- f 4P w V r A I I IA bA Pl1V WRITE FOR TTHE BEST5TEAM COAL 9riv I TlC I1AIU1ET PEND US A Tflt L j I 0rtDER AHD YOU WILL uSE 110 CI J c TftffiJORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED j oIC IsF Gf1011 GUARANTEED I iiij t i 1 fJhlt3M nd JJ h1kJddWO 1 a 7 1ft ij i JIj JOHN n CASTUMAX ARTI1UU G LANGIiAM BKECKIMMDGB CASUEMAX lRoyal Insurance Co OF LIVERPOOLcs The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States lossis Paid in Kentucky in 1896 24983103 i v BARBEE CASTLEMAN Managers Southern Department General Office Louisville PAUL M MOORE Earhngton Ky Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION NASIIVI VNBSSEB The Exhibit of the Nashville Chatenooga and St Louis Railway At Hie Terminal Station in the Centennial Grounds is one of the most interesting instructive and costly displays at the Exposition and should be seen by every visitor It consists of an artistically arranged display oi Agricultnril Products Minerals Timbers Valuable Relics Curiosities etc collected front points along the line traveled by this Road which penetrates tin most kniland picturesque portions of the South Trains leave the Union Depot Nashville every fifteen minutes for the Centennial Terminal Station The Quickest and Best Route Fare Five Sent- sJEtrDONT FAIL TO SEE 1T1WI NEW ENTERPRISE I f TOVES Ill DAILY U8U OVER They arc made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are sustAined fay the products of Southern Farmers They last longer and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth Tire backs guaranteed for 15 sears H your Dealer does not FOR CATALOGUE Co TENN MANUFACTUKUI Or ANDI Mintelj and Gntei Hollowware Tinware Etc DtKLtia IN f China and WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary nnd convenient fr fur tho Kitchen Dining Room LaunJrjr nnd Dairy rp w 11 i MEDICINE I for the- MILLIONoeL 200000 118AnSAorlON hand1ethemWRIT Phillips Buttorff Mfg NASHVILLE COOKING HEATING STOVES Crockery Glassware Cutlery BICYCLES A SPECIALTY rr A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade fA New York company ot rnanufrctutlng chomlJU the Utpang Chemksl Company placed upon the market bout lIvo yvara aua medicinal tablet or tblllo eomIKIkU powdered preparation it tcrtuln mnUdnal which had attcrt- ained to be ot more uso amuuK imtllcal men than any other for the euro or II- lerlaUon or such 1II common to men n Itvo their orljtn on Impaired digestion or woakenet PArity for almUating toodiorbIiig nourllhment and Ir The catatouo ot 1neludldunller lull head I I1d to Include pretty dUeau for which tbo physician celled upon to urcicrtbe In preparing their itandard remedy for tho acceptance American iiconle tbe tbo principle that everything entering tbo packet liouta bo of the Brtdr and to prepai and protected ai to retain IU qualities Intact and unimpaired through boy extruded upte ot limo any climAte Onlytho cbolceit drugs h used their preparation 4abonld be In with crfocted methods of modern science In Elaai protected by absorbent cotton and secnrely corked Eycti the cork tiled bftvebeenota grade to high in It rcriulrrmrnti no mauufrclurer of theio IsqualtIymot andneverconuntlnfrto vary from It the proprietors resorted to tho accepted modern methods of making tOot commodity known and tovcu hundred thousand rlollars In rested within live ycArs In newspaper advertising has Informed e r7 American citizen conrnInt tho uperlor and mUrpr1lII qWl1It1t8 ot lttpanN Tbulei Ilelngtliouglitftil and ouarcr3 of the changed conditions hit swccpIover tbe world and careful to noto every circumstance bating a brarlng upon the succeufiil prosecution or theIr trade tho manage ot the eompan have 110lNI that thcro Is a present demand for a lower price for ever article that reaches or approaches an untrenal use and that the people although rrqulrlnir the best of overruling resent belnir called upon to pay bnavy for supetflmmi q wrapping and packing or unnecMsary protection deterioration that might re a n years but in the caso of n purchase Intended to be consumed In a week It lie t also becndlscovered and proved uy tlmeand actual experience that them Tabules do not have the to lou ot or diminution of ex rellonco from that might at flrst liaro been expected Inasmuch as under favorable conditions thoso that have lain looso Inn drawer a traveling bar or pocket A for several weeks or mouths ore found to bo practically nj resh end al efflcsclouses Iever Actinic upon theso suzceitloiu and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of Ciwit newspapers now tow for accnt Instead of the old rate of nve time nnd the funeral In alt directions toward low rates and Increased sate the glrtonciKlmcsoldby the ruggtt or n ever p11 nninrlntir medlelnn FIVR CENTSten tauules or doses for onehalf A cent each Tluicimpuiy will notdiscontinue tho manufacture andsale In the form with which tt4 hivo loamed to know end value the Illpans Tabulcs taut will oiler the cheaper expertiivntrillyfor tho benefit of such as may desire them It should be ul1 t or tho modielno Illdentlcalln both sorts the only difference- S iMlnxIi tin form nn DOlt vr tieckiny or pnttinI Tbll vcent pack Tiiar intyitlobohad6faU dealers although It Is probable that almost any ft wII iinnln n enppllwhen requested o customer do so I but In case a single i wilt be tent postage paid to any address for live cents In tiiiiiirnrwanleiitoihe Itlpan Chemical Co No lODpruce Bt New York Until tho 1 vi i p thornnghly tutrodueed to tbe trade agents and peddloruwlilbo supplied at a i ri wllfli will allow them a fair of ToOt viz t cartons for 40 cent I i li iilllcartonsfnrtUR 3 icroiiftC3rtofl1fOr 3X53 29 grou 3COO cartons for 1 rfl cult with order lu livery cue L JIi- t i IT I rio o1 1 E 1 t t jo A 1t 11 110 WE HAVE SPARED NO EXFJENSE To make our Funeral Equip i e merit the best in this part of the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST rp foIorJ 1rmr =T TO T T T T T T Ijj Subscribe for The Bee r- tW SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IX THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES AUG 29 Text of tile Icsson Acts xlz 2t44Xcm ory Verses S4SO Golden Text Luke xlU 15 Commcntnry by thoKcr D M Stearns 21 After thcso things tvcro ended Paul purposed In thoFpIrlt to go to Jo rnsnloiu saying After I hoc been there I must also ceo Rome Our Inst lesson In the Aota left Paul at Corinth whore ho continued n year and six months teaching tho word of God ITo thou returned to Antloch In Syria taking Kphcstm Ctcsi rca and Jerusalem on his wny After SOnIC tlrao spent nt Antloch 1nul sUirtoc on hla third mlsalonnry tour going through Galatla and lthrygin tin io caine to KphcsuB where ho had left Prlscllla nnd to which city ho had promI Iscd to return God willing chapter 21 Ho tarried at Ephosua over two scars xlz 10 xx 81 and all tho province of Asia heard tho word of tho Lord Jesus so that many believed the nnmo of the Lord Jesus was magnified tho word of God grew mightily and prevailed and thousands of dollars worth of bad books were burned Hero bcglnrour lesson 83 111111 purpose was to go through Macedonia and Achntn where ho bad been on his previous tour but ho still tarrlc in Asia a season whllo ho sends Tlmotlicu and Ernstus ahead of him into Macedonia In n futuro lesson wo shall have his testl many as to his labors In Asia Whether sojourning or journeying hU ono nmbltioi was that Christ should bo magnified In him and that ho might better know him PhIL I 20 111 10 S3 And about that llmo there arose no Email stir concerning tho coyR V In tho margin of chapter Ix S tills way is culled Tho WilY See also In tho R V chapters xlx 0 nil 4 xxiv H20 Jesus lIlraGoU said I am tho Way Sac xlv 0 In Ps CXIXtl wo rcadr Dlcssoc are the undefllc4 vny who walk tn tho law of tho Lord It is a hcavcnl wny but very narrow nnd few there ho that find It It is In Him and with him and excludes nil that Is not of Him 24 25 Sirs yo know that by this craft wo have our wealth This is tho begin nlng of tho address of Demetrius a silver smith to his fellow workmen whom ho hind called together Ills theme was their craft or trndo or manner of milking money a subject which will get an inter ested audience almost any time Witness tho labor organizations and tho strikes often associated therewith in our own day Whatever will seem to turn moro money into peoples pockets Is rpt to bean Interesting subject 26 Not alone ot Ephesus bt almost throughout all Asia this Paul hath per sundcd and turned away much people What a good testimony to Paul or rather to tbo Spirits work through Paul in the name of the Lord Jesus Tho Lord through him had turned many from Idols unto God I Thcss 1 0 so ninny that the idol business was suffering severely and those Interested were greatly stirred 27 Not only this our croft is in danger to bo sot at nought but also that tho torn pie of tho great goddess Diana should bo despised It would never do to have such magnificence that all tho world wor shiped despised for what would nil tho world over do without Diana Yet three men dared to despise Nebuchadnezzar imago which nil tho world worshiped and tho tlmo will como when many will doro to despise another Image which all the world Will worship Rev xIII 8 16 choosing death rather than such favor 28IIAnd when they heard they were full of wrath and cried out saying Great is Diana of tho Epheslans Thcnda boosted himself to bo somebody SImon tho sorcerer gave out that himself vta somo great one tho coming antichrist Will proclaim that ho himself Is God and many will believe it and great will bo lila wrath against all who opposo him Tho devil will gather the armies of earth against God both nt tho beginning and end of tho next thousand years but all will bo overcome by the Lamb for Ho Is King of kings and Lord of lords Rev xlx 101 xx 8 xvII 14 II These II 4 8 20 And the vholo city wlIsl111o with confusion Confusion and chaos are not the work of God but of tho devil whether In an Individual or In n household or in tho world and therefore some think that tho work of tho devil may bo seen as tar back in tho Blblo story as Gen I fl that in tho beginning God must have created all things good and that an enemy was re sponsible for the chaos of verso 2 00 01 Paul would willingly havo stood by his friends who for his sake nnd for Christs sake wdr In danger but his friends would not suffer him Htfhhd al ready been stoned and loft for dead and ho was ready at any time to dlo for Christ xlv 10 xxi 18 It was never with him n thought of personal comfort but only of how ho could magnify Christ Sometimes wo are compelled by circumstances to go forward when wo would fain keep beck and sometimes to keep book when we would fain go forward Tho way of rest Is to do what you cango forward if tho way opens and If not stay Do as oc casion servo thee for God Is with thee I Sam x fl Trust Rim to manage ev erything and bcllcvo that Ho does and be quiet and confident 02 Somo therefore cried ono thing and somo another for tho assembly was contused and tho moro part know not wherefore they were como together This was not an assembly of believers hut of tho worlds people tho enemies of God and yet it is u fair description of tho so called church of today for tim preachers aro crying ono thtpg and another and it might bo said that tho most of thoso who go to church once u week know not why they go or what they really do believe 83 And drew Alexander out of tho multitude tho Jews putting him for weed If this was tho sonic Alexander ns ho of II Tim Iv 14 Alexander tho coppersmith then tho smiths wcro right In tills squabble silversmiths and copper smiths verso H or In other words It was business and Join try versus Christ It certainly should not bu so that business should be against Christ but it is too much tho case and will bo very decidedly EO at tho time of His coming In power and glory Rev xlll 17i xvlll 1110 04IIWhen they knew that ho was a Jew all with ono voice about the Fpuco of two hours cried out Great In I 111 of tho Kphoslnns How fqw cry tut Great Is Jesus of Nazareth yet Him huth God exalted Acts v 01ind Him uluno giv lug Him a namo which is uloo every flame that at HU name every knee should bow Phil II t10 The time will como When all who exult themselves against Him shall be brought down nnd tho Lord Alono cxaltu in that Therefore Itls wlso to cease from man whoso breath Is In his nostrils and to behold tho Lord Isa 1117 SI III 1 FOR SHERIFFS Independent Candidate in Webster County Sebree Ky Aug 24ThCian nouncement of B D Bailey as a candidate for Sheriff this morning caused quite an excitement The Republicans will not nominate a candidate for that office and Mr Bailey will try to win over the Dem ocraticPopuIist fusion candidate He says he will get both the yote of the Republicans and Sound Money Democrats He has been elected Sheriff twice by thq Demo crats and is a power in politics A Sad Result ol Prosperity Council Bluffs Nonpareil Rep Now that prosperity has filled the freight cars calamity has got to ride on the brake beam or get left I ru i2IBe4bVooin time Bold br druggists CONJ UMPTlON n ST44L4444-I BERNARD COAL COMPANY 1 INCORPORATEDIIMiners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE I General Office Earlington err Kentucky I I3rFlrlch OfTioess IA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Naslivillr R G ROUSE Manager Palmer llonso BroJulwov Pulucali ff iTennessee KtnincKy ff I 342 Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main intl Auction Streets ff iKcntlcky Memphis Twin ff f A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Intl 11VVholest ide fBRIDGMANi I I THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL Ii- wy For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles IMines Screens and Tables Ii1 I BRUSHED GOKE FOR BflSE BURNERS AND PURHBBK8 i Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER IIone ton of the best Anthracite Coal i I ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY jt II CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For tho Week Hrglnulng Ang S3 Comment by Her S II Doyle TOPIC Haru wo the spirit of Christ t Rom Till MS Tho Spirit of Christ In this pee sago of Scripture does not recall the mind or disposition of Christ Tho cx prcesiou clearly mentis tho actual In dwelling of Christ in tho heart of tho believer in tho person of the Holy Ghost Wo intro also used hero tho cx pression tho Spirit of God This is identical with tho Spirit of Christ Both expressions are identical and both designate tho Holy Ghost tho adorn blo third person of tho Trinity There is no impropriety in interchanging theso expressions They aro tho three persons of the same Godhead and whero tho Father is there the Son is and whcro tim Son is there tho Holy Ghost is Tho Spirit of God is everywhere yet Ho is said to dwell wherever Ho special ly manifests Himself Ho dwells in heaven Ho used to dwell tu the tem pie Ho now dwells in tho church and in each IndivIdual believer whoso body is a temple of tho Holy Ghost Whether tho Spirit of Christ dwells in us or not is n very important qucs tion Upon the answer to this question depends tire validity of our claim to Christianity It is tho supreme tesrof truo and genuine discipleship If nny man havo not tho Spirit of Christ lie is uonq of Ills How may we know whether wo liavo tho Spirit of Christ Tho first test is tho character of lifo that is in us If Chrisfbo in us wo aro spirit ually minded and our lives aro charac terized by deep spirituality If Christ bo not in UH wo lovo and worship tho world and the things of tho world If Christ bo in you tho body is death bo canto of sin but tho Spirit is lifo bo canso of righteousness Our inward and outward lives will tell UH very readily whether or not Christ dwells in us A second test of ho indwelling of Christ is rnitbcaring If Christ is in UH wo will bring forth fruit to tho honor and glory of God Ha that abidcth In Me says Christ and I in him tho name briugcth forth much fruit And again Herein is my Father glorified that Ho bear much fruit So shall yo bo My disciples And again By their fruits shall yo know them By our lives and by our fruit wo cannot but tell if Christ dwell III us If not haUl by faith and prayer wo should seek for tho outpouring of the Spirit upon us Wo should clenneo ourselves from all sin empty tho heart awl lifo of self nnd tho world so that Christ can como in anti dwell with UP and if Ho dwell with us here wo snail dwell with Him hereafter Behold I stand at the door and knock and if any mini will hear My voice anti open unto He I will como in BUll Blip with him and ho with Mo Bible Readings Isaxlli 110 lxI 14 Moth xi 2880 Luko iv 1710 John xiii 111 xiv 1518 Acts ii 4 I Ocr vi lfi20 Gal v 1020 Eph V H Phil ii 511 I Pet i 11 ii 20 25 ill 1720 I John ii 10 I Hanson School Hanson is in itU educationally The best house in the county is being erected A strong faculty headed by Prof E McCulley is in charge The courses of study are not excelled by the average college or normal You can be suited in studies Tuition only 2 per month Board S8 to 9 For elegant catalogues address E McCully A M Principal Han son Ky living Scripture ntasiire Terre Haute Express Rep The Republicans did not make any particular promises in regard to the price of wheat after McKin Icys election a fact going to for tHy the already established truth that the grand old parly often puts in some important things just for good measure The great Hopkins Coijnly Fair ugU t 2526 27 I 211 WHEAT First Time Since 1891 has the Dollar Mark been Reached nt Chicago UIG WHEAT SALE AT IIOPKINSYILLE What the Rise in the Price of Wheat Means to the Keno tucky Farmer CHICAGO Aug 21 Dollar wheat was reached on the Chicago board of trade today This is an increase of seven cents over yesterdays price and a net rise in September wheat of twelve cents within two days The profits have been enormous to the farmers who hold the wheat of the country Harldy a nonth ago the price fluct uattd in this vicinity of sixtyfive and seventy cents SOLD AT A DOLLAR PER BUSHEL Large Quantity of Wheat Dis posed of at Hopklnsvllle- Hopkinsvillc Ky Aug 21W- T Cooper acting for himself and two other growers today sold to the Crescent Milling Company 17 000 bushels ot cash wheat at 1 per bushel Many farmers arc in town and arc jubilant over the good price and most of them will let their crops go at Si The Christian county crop is cs timated at a million bushels and advance of fifty cents means half a million dollars to the farmers as but few of them have sold yet KENTUCKY YIELD AND GAIN Emormous Increase In the Value of this Over Last Years Corp Louisville Aug 22The yield of wheat in Kentucky for 1897 is officially estimated at nearly 1 1 500000 bushels which is by far the greatest production since the prosperous year of1892 Not only is the jicld comparatively enor mous lint the quality is rxtrcmcly xcHIt nt fvtn mrpassing that Imivt stftl in 1892 Taking into consideration tilt increase in yield and the inciease in price when Kentucky uhcat touched the dollar mark yesterday the Kentucky wheat crop this year is worth to day about 7400000 more than the last years crop This is certainly prosperity for the Kentucky farmer The Farmers Prlfe Maker CourierJournal Louisville Aug 22The wheat market yesterday continued its cx traordinary upward course till it safely passed the dollar mark and went helter skelter after the 134 record established in 1891 Whether it will reach it or not is proble matical but it appears little more improbable now than 1 did a month ago No doubt speculation is respon sible for much of this rise and speculation may put back the chalk marks to what we have bein taught by years of hardship to cgard as reasonable figures Cah wheat however is no- tlikefo be so much affected The dema d may subside for a time but tic Willingness of holders to sell ua actor in the market The imaginations of wheat owners are so inflamed that it will be hard to content them with a less price than within the immediate neighborhood of a hundred cents Another element in favor of higher prices is also the superior quality of the winter wheat which in most states runs as high as 63 and 65 to the bushel and poundsI tempt foreigners to pay more The chances then are good that the farmer will continue to get a fair return for every sack he sells though he may not get more or quiteas much as paid this week Dollar wheat is not of so much importance in itself hut it means a vast deal when its influence upon othtr prices is considered Corn has to follow in its wake and as this is the greatest crop from our fields the effect of better prices for it can be readily imagin ed We arc carrying millions of bushels of the old crop in addition to the flocks and herds which are fatcned on it exclusively All other farm products must be advanced likewise In this sense it may truly be said that wheat is the gen eral pricemaker to whose standard all other staples arc compelled to conform In fact a sort of superstitious reverence is attached to it everywhere in the world The real standardbearer in the process ion of prosperity is this same sheaf of wheat MONEY FOR FARMERS Prices for All Grades of Tobacco Average Double Lost Years Figures Smaller Crops but Millions More Por It Louisville Ky Aug 21TOb- acco is a luxury and at the same unto a nucessit y but whenpoverty- and hard times bear down upon all with such depressing effects then the use of the wed is reducid tithe bounds ol ucccssily About last Match tilt i chocs of a returning prosperity were heard throughout the untiro cuuur and the tobacco dealers as if bv some mysterious premonition of a large demand for manufactured tobacco in the near future commenced to replenish their depleted stocks The production in 1896 was far below the average and when the manu facturers commenced to bid with such energy for certain grades most desirable the prices gradually commenced an upward movement about five months ago until at present they are nearly twice as high as at this time last year The market advanced steadily until June when many were of the opinion that it was verging on a boom and prices reached their meridian and then a slight reaction followed The enormous price paid for wheat and the general prosperity of the country have caused an in creased demand for tobacco and the consumption has been greatly enlarged since the advance in prices The most marked advance has been along the line of trashes common to medium lugs and common leaf which are bringing twice as much now as at this time last seasonMedium to good leaf and fine and selections have ityewise made a notable advance but not nearly as great as on the lower grades Louisville is the largest tobacco market in the world and the farm ers of Kentucky receive more revenue from this source than the farmers of any other State 9ur Joloted Hiens All eoramiinieilioni tint iiuum if sews IHM Ulnlne loltiit column nhonlii h lilrniil IiGpo AtriAKpct Klhn IAn It Atkinson Literary and Industrial Cclhesh- hi begin Iho York of its fifth Hssion September 23 1897 Ample arrangements have been made to inmru she Iml Intel Icclual training On Sunday August 29 uill be litM tho closing service of the A M K Zion church for this conference jear Kov O O Walker U D will preach his farewell sermon Kentucky Conference of the A M B Zion church will convene la Louisville the first Wednesday in September Miss Millie MAlone of Iaducah is vis lung in Etrlington We are creditably informed that Slits Malone is an artist of the first magnitude The Quarterly Mining List SunJiy wis a grand success siiriiually anil did quite well financially Presiding IJIJjr I W Selectman preached two able sermons Mr Luis It iy IIJI citizn of1irI ington Is on the sick list ills m my friends wish him a speedy recover The Arbor Masktt meeting at White I Uins Sunday pruvetl to ba tim liesi of Iho set sun Total collection fl7 SI Eirliiiijliin MKlisoiivill1 Kirkm insvill Oridni Mor onvillc Morlons Gap and other lAcs- re rrpresenleJ There will bo a bipiizln at N IrtOIl V ill 0 Sunliy after the noon servicd Miss Slaton wlii Is leichin nl White fUins is meeting with much success In her school Al Nunonvillisncxl Snndiy the person who gives the pastor the mst over fifty cents to help him on his way to Confer ringIUtmtftnbcr Miners Diy al tim Fir The Motions Gip choir sang Jpr thin Uasknt meeting al White Plains Sunday Revs Win Dickerson C W Oliver Dm G faddy and T II Mcrriweallier composed a quarteitp Andrew Vuuiihi had his wlitel to break down w hi loon hiway to llm Oip from White IlHlnsSund ij but li rdj in on four wheels fiiiiKiiu all the wjy When we jei homo tow sweet twill bo Negro Attorney M irdercJ- Clatksviliu funn Aug JC Q Uojd the only col roil attorney nl the ClarLsville bar was shot and Killed about 3 oclock this afteruoon by George Dabncy also colored A feud hind existed between them a long time Oabney was In a tailor shop when lloyd came in He had a shot gun and opened fire on ljod He shut blm through the body near the heart and then fired another shot into his side Lloyd staggered downstairs and fell headlong laid the street Doyd was one of the most promising colored Republicans in the South and bad run for office several times 1 4 +Ardtbs iT 4 v TIlE VI Fifth Avenue Hotel f LOUISVILLE KY j Is the Only FirstClass 200 Per Day Hote- lintheCity 4 COME AND SEE US g 5 a 1PIKE CAMPBELL 1 M NAGERfv ASP tw Two TlwoughTralnsDally Running Pullman Vestibule 6l plng and Dining Car Nbvlllo to Chlcale 13 HOURS NASHVILU3 TO CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS FLORIDA SPECIAL Leave New Orleans Dally at 1109 noon vlaLNRR Nutivlllo at Taoata Through Uullct Sleeping Cars front New Orleans 11 CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Naihvllla Dally at 720 pm 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