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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 26, 1897

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 26, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897082601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 26, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. LWjP. . ,, U y" - . lift, if fca H . A:22sSSsa JLd I'v'i 'T.n'tlafi i,a JwwrSTSTOa -t l - MkJJrJ i&&xMmmMJM m .L. a. EIGHTH YEAR. DRAWING Tho E ARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1897 TO AN END. FATE OF THE Will ho Sold hy NO. 34 A MONO BERMUDA. WOODFORD'S MISSION. Tho Unitod Statoa MInigtor to the Oastillan Court DISGUSTED A WITH THE TRIP OTHERWISE UNNOTICED, Qroat Goal Minors' Strlko Probably a Falluro, rho Mln.lonnrr Work Ctirclcmnteil, Tho Marching I'njolnot nnd 1'roventcil nnd Men Ilcturntncto Work Tho Opera- ton Oixnr.lxo To Start tho Mines. Thct Dcimtlci Master of tho Situation, l'lTTsnunoii, Pa., Aug--. 20. Tho strilt-In'gng-ni- - I- - W TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD, DON'T FORGET IT I pampera nt Plum Crock nud Turtle yesterday, uftcr tho programme nrrnnfjed, in couples 100 fcot apnrL Tho deputies formed u lino ncrosH tho road und warned them baclt. Ench stdo wanted tho other to lulio tho uggrcsslvc, but both sides were wary and neither advanced beyond a certain point. The strikers then returned to camp, but a few of tlioin managed to escape tho deputies and got among 'some of tho minors ItT company houses, doing coustdcrniilo missionary work. It was, but it decided to march again Is doubtful'lf thoyjylll have any better success tlinu they hid yesterday. The deputies have been gradually closing In on tho camps, nnd will continue to Jo so, it Is said, until tho men will not bu allowed to leave the camp. Till; would virtually placo thorn under Creole inarched to-danr-resy tho llrltlsli Authorities of Jamaica. Piiu.AnnLriHA, Aug. 23. Tho British steamship Ethel Wild, Cnpt. List, arrived at this port from Port Antonio, Jamaica, last night, having on board ns passenger, in addition to Commissioner of Navigation Eugene Tyler Chamberlain and Dr. Parker, of Washington, 13 of tho crew of tho alleged flllbuslcrfngstcnmshlp Bermuda, which had been seized out thcro by tho British government, It was learned from Mr, Chamberlain thnt Capt Murray of tho steamer Bermuda had been adjudged guilty of violation of the quarautlno laws and sentenced to pay n lino of 100 or to undergo liO days' imprisonment. IIo chose tho latter and is now serving Ills time. Tho Bermuda will be sold by tho British authorities. AMERICAN CLAIMS ON SPAIN. The Duke of Tetuan Say Only the Dr. Ituli Caie Has Ueen I'resented. Madiiii), Aug. 24. Tho duko of Te- Lottar lloolvcil From O.ia Who Has Ileachcd Liko Llndeminn. 1'oiiT THE MINERS. Townscnd, Wash., Aug. 21. In CharjocI with an Important Message II Spain Does Not Speedily Put Down tho August 7, Weymouth says ho Is disgustRebellion In Cuba the United suites ed with tho trip over tho pass nnd Will Intervene Don. Orant'a ldo. letter rocslvcd Uoro from 0. M. Weymouth, who left hero on tho last trip of tho Mexico, dated Lako Llndcmann, a By this line )'ou secure tho Maximum of at Speed,- Safely, Comfort, Satisfaction, the Minimum of Expense. Anxiety, Uolher Fatigue. nnd EXCURSION' TICKETS On sale nt reduced rates from all points on this lino nml connection to Nashville and o return during the continuance of the Centennial nnd International Hx position Ten-netse- 7? PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAMS I) t vecn Nashvillo and Chittanoogi. Macon, Augusta, Jacksonville, Knoxvillr, Ashevilli. Washington, Philadrlnhh. New York, Norfolk, Jackson. .Mrmphi. I.title n. V.vo, D.illas Rock. Trxarkaiu. Shr-rnnd Fort Worth H.illl-ntJir, I'ALACR DAY COVUIES OV ALL TRAINS. Information Pertaining in TICKETS, ItOUTES, KATES, EIC . Will Ivi cho.irftilly furnishud upon application to Ticket A Renm. or tu A, Wrxcii. Div Pass ARenl, Memphis. Ten n J II L.ATIMKK. Southeast! rn Pass. Agent, Atlanta Gi D. J. Mum.ankv, NorihevMern I'm, Arch t 59 W, alii St . Cincinnati. Ohio. . It C. Cowardin, Weslrrn I'ss. Room 405 Ry Exch Uhlg, Si Liuls Ukiaru V. Hill. Nonhrrn Pas Arnt. Room 32S Marqm tlo UMr , l'lilcan, J L k'nuoNSON. Southern Pass. ARfnl Chattanooga, Tenn W L DANf.RY, Grner.tl P,isongr nnd Ticket A;ent. Naslilllt Tenn Ant-nt- A LA IIELLE JAUDINlKUli FASHIONAHUI L, -t- FRITSCH A SON, tuan, minister of foreign affairs, declares that tho only claim presented by tho Uul ted States In connection with Cuba li a demand for tho payment of an indemnity to tho family of Dr. IMcardo Ruiz, 'tho American cltl-e- n who met his death in the jail of (uannbacou under suspicious circumdoing good Tho women are stances, uud is couched In pacific lanwork, nlthough thoy did nol guage. march as anticipated. Thoy aro still Cupt-(loWoyler, it is further anmaking it as uucomfortablo for the nounced, has not resigned, but tho working miners nnd deputies as thoy government will shortly consider tho know how. It tho attempt to puss th results obtained by tho campaign in deputies is successful this morning the Cuba. ivomou will join tho ranks on Satur PELAGIC SEALING day. The farmers from the surrounding country contributed large donations ol Ami lt Destructive i:rfects Upon the 8el Herd. provisions and garden truck to the Assistant Wasiiinoton, Aug. 24. eampors yesterday. Tho reduction in tho cninp .force Secretary Howell yesterday received bas given a new lcas of life to tho the following telegram from Seal Comfood supply, and it will last for some missioner David Starr Jordan at Seatdays to come in tho present state. The tle, Wash.: "Investigation successfully comnumber of men now .In the two camp is 175. Many of tho men who were pleted. Shrinkage of breeding rook. discharged from active service nro still Dries 50 per cent, sluco last year; of of tho camp. billable males 33 per ccuL Latter due In tho neighborhood Some have started across tho country to starvation of pups from pelagic scaling in 1801. Former duo to last year's to their homes, and others aro endeavoring to secure work in tho Irwin destruction of females, plus starvation it pups In 1801. Conclusions of last district. Tho olllclals of tho New York A year completely vindicated In all imCleveland Uas Coal Co. aro jubilant, portant regards." tnd say that if their men aro left alone LABOR LEADERS FAIL. tho uilucs will bo soon in full opo rariiry Could Not Induce the Mlneraat tion. Mich., to yalu Supt, Do Arinltt would not say how I.siiPKMiNo, Mich., Aug. 24. There much tho output was increased yesterday, but said it was substantial, lllglit will bo no strlko of miners. Speeches tars of lump and slack were mined at by tho labor leaders Sunday did not I'luin Creek and about 12 cars at Turtle have tho desired effect, nnd all tho Creek. minors aro working. Tho nttempt to n men out proved a failforce STARTLING CONFESSION. ure. Tho companies will discriminate Against union men if tho latter interChat, ICrrjr Hun Ilccn IloliliInK tlio IMrlllc fere with thoso who do not belong to Co. rourlei-Yrnm. l'.lirrl tho union. There is no ill feeling, niftl St. Louis, Aug. 21. Charles Krcy, thcro will bo no strlko. There Is no It) years a trusted i3 yoars of ogo, for trouble at Ncgauncc. iinployo of tho Pnclllo and Unilutl THE GRAIN SITUATION. States Express companies in this city, nas been nrrostcd, charged with grand Tho .Mark Lano Kiprtm Oil the llrltlsli tarceny and embczzlcmcuL and European Crops. ICroy was transfer money clerk, nnd London, Aug. 21. Tho Murk Lano 11 that capacity handled largo sums of Express, In Its weekly roview of thq aionuy every day. Ho was trusted implicitly. Two warrants wore Issued rraln situation, says: "Tho wheat igatnit Krey, that for embezzlement aarvest is about half over, and bo to continue roporti aamus tha amount at 51,017.83. Tho tho In spite of favorable, fairly (rnnd larceny warrant chargo is interruptions of many heavy showers U0. Krey confessed his peculation to snd tho general delay in carrying tho StipL Luther A. Fuller, In chargo of ivheat already cut Tho lorclgn harvests aro unfavorably tho express ofllces, which aro mainTho tained jointly. Ho explained that ho reported. Austria-Hungar- latest advices from Russia uud ;ommoueud to tako money nearly four- France. teen years ngo. Ho was never sus- Roumanln, are-al- l mora or less unfavo'r-iblpected of wrong until proof of his :rlmo eaiuo suddenly upon him. ALSACE AND LORRAINE ANGIOLILLI GAHROTED. Ujy Vet be Ilotoreil to Franco for n n. g. non-union SI,-10- Wasiiinoton, Aug. 21. Officials ol tho stato department wero very rctl cent yestcrdny when asked concerning a roport in circulation that definite In otructions had been given all our for oigu ambassadors and ministers tc European countries to sound and ns certain the attltudo of European governments in case tho United States should interfcro in Cuba. While general denials were inado by somo ol them, others intimated that tho United States was ready to assume the position takcu by Gen. Grant In 1874, ns thown by tho instructions of Secretary Fish to Minister Cushing. Although it never appeared that these Instructions wore carried outand there is noknowlcdge what Spain would have dono lu tho premises, it Is possible that Minister Woodford will huvo n different report to make. It cati bo stated, on Information that thcro Is no truth In tho report that Lord Salisbury has scut an unfavorable answer to a suggestion that tho United States would interfere, thu fact balng that he has not replied at all to tho attempt of our ambassador to bound him on the subject, and that his attltudo gives reason to bcltovc ho will notoppo3o such action as our Interests may make uccccssary. Minister Woodford's Instructions arc to Intimate to Spain that tho United Stales will Intervene unless the situation lu Cuba spcadlly improves. This, in effect, wus tho instructions which ivcro glvcu Mr. Cushing by Mr. Fish, tnd, It Is understood, that tho altitude af the United States Is almost identical iv 1th the position taken duriug Uou. U rant's administration. Then, ns aow, tho good ofllces of tho United States had bjea tendered to Spain to bring about a settlement of tho war. But," said Secretary Fish, "tlu proffers of tho United States ivero unwisely rejected by Spain." The secretary reviewed the situation, ivhlch presents mauy similar phasis to that which exists now. President J rant, said the secretary, regarded ns tho only certain and lecessary solution of tho Cubau question. Tho attitude of tho present administration is said to ba on tho sama lines, and it Is said Minister Woodford ivlll make it clear to the Spanish authorities that our interests will mako utcrvcntlon by tho United Statoa Imperative unless something Is dono tpecdlly by Spain to Improve tho sltua- .lou, disastrous as it Is toour country. well-intend- BURGLARS SURPRISED. lire on tho l'ollce Ono of the Ilurslnr, Hliot and Died Lator In the Hojpltnl. Canton, O., Aug. 23. Mcrchant-Po-llcema- u Charles Hemmingcr surprised DurglaiM in tho basement of the Isaac Barter & Sons' savings bank enrly yesterday morning. Tho guard of the party openod flro on tho o Ulcer und the tatter shot one of tho men, who hud beeu lu tho cellar. Tho burglar died st tho hospital later without revealing tils Identity. Tho burglars hud u big lot of tools and explosives in the cellar, and wero no doubt professionals. SEVEN MILLION TONS IN SIGHT. riio Troadtvell Mine on Alaska. o. riii .liuiiln MEBGHANT TAILOR- S:- Aiiglolilli, who shot and klllod Senor Canoras del Castillo, the premier of : : : : and ; Spain, nt tho baths of Santa Aguera, IJIPORTEU OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS on Sunday, August 8, was garroted at 11 n, m., according to tho soutcuco of 321 Upper First Street, imposed upon him tho court-martiINDIANA. on Monday last after his trial on tho KVANSVILLE, which seuteuco was Ilu earnestly solicits llio patronagoof his previous Sunday, supremo council of con Ur mod by tho Hopkins county friends war Thursday. W. A. NlSIIUr. l'teIJcnt SERVED UNDER QUANTRELL. al of Senor Cannvi.Uct Ctttltlo 1'ayt tlio Forfeit of lilt Crlmo. Han Skiiastiax. Aug. so. Micliol London, Aug. 24. A (lerra an dlplo mat, whose name Is not mentioned, In itu Interview is quoted as Baying: '(lormany will not give up without compensation; but France has every reason to hopo that will do so for a promise of :ompcusatton, oven It made at a distant date." THREE CHILDREN BURNED. Alsuce-Lorrttln- DjujI.uj I.lnad, O. W, WAUUILL, Caiblrr 3foprCins (Loutxlu Druth of MJ. L) I D A . Tvl In IV - V Ueorga W. Itldgo Kear cadia, Ka. Ar- 1- 4- Maoisonvu.i.k, Ky. Capital Slock, iitil invitos lha accounts 1 $50,000. ransacts a general banking business, of the citizens of ipkins and adjoining counties. Tho Coiniiili.Ion of tho Nor MluUtcr to Ha tho finest and most v:ure vault in Hti.iln Dates From Ailjnit 10. !il 'fiction of Kentucky Wabiiinotojj, Aug. 21. Tho commission of Ethau A. Hitchcock, of Mis(Co (onipoiuiD souri, as minister to Russia, has been made out at tho Whtto House. Tho appointment dates from August 10. properly it lakes limi. It n quires Dullnr Wheat In Neir York. i xperienco and n r.omplrti' k now ledge Nkw Yoiiic, Aug. 20. Tho wheat pit It ncpiirct llio druggist ofttiiiRs. of tho Now York proJuea oxehaugo Inhavealirgs amounl of drugs firhi drills. He must givn tlie lcsl was wrought up to a lino frenzy ol buying tictivlty Wednesday, Inspired possible work, nnd for compensation liv thn Knrnnnnii demand nnd nartlv Ik;. must be reasonaMe, by tho report of damaged crops In tho northwest, and tho prlco of wheat WITH THE ABOVE FACTS TtEMEM-BEwent eaporiug upward till tho dollar WE'RE CAREFUL mark was reached and passed by a K fraction of a cent. ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE, Sulcldo ICpluVinlo In Chlcaco. Chicaoo, Aug. 20. During tho first 18 days of August 21 people killed themselves In thh city. Senvcn took carbolic acid, three took other poisons, eight shot themselves and threo wore ST. LOUIS. found hanging. JeSfyk IH A. 9X3 .'nwx. vM3iJii f b. Ilomb. A Uynmi-lt- o Constantinople, Aug. 20. A dyna mite bomb was hivled through a window in tho council chnmbor of tho porto Wednesday. Tho building was badly namaged and a porter wot killed. Kansas City.JIo., Aug. 20. A special to trio Star from Fort Scott, Kas., says: MiiJ. Ueorgo W. Ridge, who served under Qunntrell in his Kansas and Missouri raids during tho war, and who has been prominont in stato politics for many years, is dead at his home near Arcadia, Kas., of heart disease. MINISTER HITCHCOCK. ST. JAMES HOTEL, 23. With tons of ore lu sight, tho prlncl- mine on Douglass Trcndwcll stand, Alaska, is soon to have tho largest stamp mill lu the world, it has been decided to double tho capacity of the plant, making the number of stamps 300. The next largest mill in fizo Is located In South Africa, and has 280 stamps. Tho Trcadwcll Their Remains Fouuil lu tho Ashes ol will mlno Its product nt a cost of 81 a Their Home. ton, aud will produce 8125,000 a month. Utah, Aug. 23. A speSalt Lake, cial to tho Tribuno from Anaconda, MATTHEW STANLEY QUAY. Moat, says thrco children of Wm. Psaast, nt Klcinschmldt Flnts, wero The renn.ylTaula Senator Doesn't Want to be Indorsed for burned to death Saturday during the absence of their parents. Tho house Philadelphia, Aug, 2J. A dispatch wus burned to the ground and tho from linrrisburg says that before leavbodies of the children were found in ing for Florida Senator Quay requested tho ashes. Ills friend. not to permit the introduction of a resolution lu the Republican THREE MEN KILLED state convention, to meet Thursday, to thu udorslng him for Anil i:iht Injured by the Ki plosion of Uultcd States seunte. Ho will bo satHoller In n ltrlck Yard. his Oaiiio, III., Aug. 21. Throe men wore isfied with nu Indorsement of and eight Injured by course, and that of Senator Penrose on instantly killed resolutho explosion of u boiler nt the brick thu Dingloy tarllf bill, nnd a yard of W. R. Halllday shortly after 7 tion to that effect will bo Introduced. All thoso klllod and n. in. yesterday. Proved that Ho Is Nut an Aonrchl.L injured wero negroes except Sew Yonic, Aug. 2,1. Manuel Planai None of tho injured will dlo. anarchist, who The cnusoof the explosion is unknowu. thu supposed Spanish arrived here on the Umbrin Saturday, Tli J Flnt Work of VljrlUiils lo Aliinka. has proved to the satisfaction of the YicrouiA. B. C., Aug. 23. Tho federal authorities that ho is not an from anarchist but is u d steamer Coquttlan has returned Dveaand Skuguay. Sho bring.! word Cuban patriot He visited tho barge that a mau hus been banished from ofllco yesterday nnd presented proofs Slcnguay by prospectors for attempt of his statement which satisfied the lug to collect a toll of 60 cents frou officials, and he will uot bs molested. each person crossing u tree which he Nenr. paper Men Annulled by Necores, had felled across a creek on tho trail. C0I.0llA.DJ Sl'iltXUS, CoL, Aug. 21. Ho was glvon 13 Iioum to get out Tho day tho steamer lcftflvo mcnlefl W. McKay Barbour, business mauager of the Colorado Springs Gazette; A. M. with 3l0,0u0 In gold dust Sungor aud II. Loperwcre set upon by l.ouU. Triplet nt St. negroes about flvo o'clock Sr. Louis, Aug. 21. Mrs. John Lelco i gang of morning on the principal wltz, already tho mother of flvo very yesterdaystreet Barbour was severely healthy children, added three sons to business Tho assault was unprovoked. her bunch of olive branches Sunday beaten. A Child's Suicide. night In her humble home. They arc QutNCV, 111., Aug. 21. Porter Parks, nil well dovoloped children. r.gcd 13 years, son of Harry Parks, n traveling man, committed suicide a tho family restdenco Thursday. His mother sent hlin to his room for pun and ho hauged himself to n elo&ot door with a shawl strap. o Heyry-Sehlllemuch-persecute- Sbattlk, Wash., Aug. would return but for the torrow of returning over Chllkoot p:m. In Weymouth's opinion Dyoa will bacome famous as a hor30 mark it, for tho reason can not stand tho usage thai hol-ssthcro longer than n few days, when their hoofs, rognrdlcss of heavy shoos, Ore. A meeting of miners at Pittsburg, becomo so broken ns so entirely them f r further use. Kas., decided that thoy would havo no Weymouth is with W. J. Jones, strike. United States lumber exports are the United States commissioner for n newspaper largely Increased and at better Alaska, nnd a :orrc3p3ndent, which party was tho prices. (Irrt to land at Lako Lludcrraau sinco The steamer Danube left Victoria, B. .lie Klondike rush began. Both Jones C, Sunday with a big crowd of Klontnd Weymouth glvo nn opinion thnt dike boomers. not ono In ten of thoss who are new nt Ulkany Sullivan wns hanged from a Dyca and Sltaguay and en routo will bridge near Williamsburg, Ky,, for ns bo able to cross the divide this year. tanking u girl. Crusading striking miners have InFIVE CHILDREN DROWNED vaded Brcesc, 111., and are trying to got the miners to go on strike. lly tho Cupulzlnff of nil Overloaded Float J. B. Rich killed his wife nnd Many Oilier ltcscurd by Itoats. nnd fatally wounded himself Tor.o.NTO, Out, Aug. 23. Five children were drowned lu tho harbor yes- near Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Mary Jnno llrlnkorhoft died at terday afternoon by tho capsizing of a Dvvight, 111., aged 03. Sho was born In Uoat. Tho bodies of threo were recovered. The llont wns 12 feet long und Westchester county, N. Y. six feet wide, nud was inado of rough McLean county (III.) minors unanitimber and used for conveying work- mously voted down .Manager Graham's men from the mainland nt the foot of proposition to return to work. Cherry street to the breakwater, a disA meeting of tho Interstate Mertance of about 100 yards. Tho float Is chants' association has been called ta worked by chains nttaehed to the bank take place lu St. Louis, September 7, 8 an ono side and the breakwater on tho aud o. athcr bide. Decatur (ill.) miners are becoming Yesterday afternoon 21 children, troublesome agatu, but it is hardly boys nnd girls, ranging from 8 to 13 thought that they will strike. years of ago, crowded on tho raft inJohu Gnlbralth died at Kewauee, tending to go bathing at tho break-wateIII., Sunday, at the ago of 02. Ho was 1 ulf way across tho channel, a prominent religious worker. where tho water Is very deep, tha raft New York bakers lire gravely consld iapslzed, and nil the children wero erlug raising tho prlco of bread to slj thrown Into tho water. Thcro were or seven cents In viow of the rise ol many boats in the neigh bjrhooj and wheat these were quickly nt thu scone of the William J. Brynn has declined to vis iccidcnt. All of tho children wero it Texas in rosponsj to the invitation rescued except live. of the state democratic executive committee. HOW THEY STAND. Mrs. Harrison, wife of verasrs at the CIimu of l'l.ijr Sunday justice of the Arkansas supremo court Win. M. Harrison, of Pino Bluff, died Auguit Ul. Sunday, aged 73. Following Is the Htnudlng of tho Sixty thousand names havo Jbeei baseball olubt at tho closo of league signed to tho petition to tho queen 21: piny August regent of Spain for tho rclcasp o Per Won. Lost cent Senorlla Cisncros. .11 .IW3 o) Ooston Tho municipal councils of Paris peti01 .GU 3! Ualtlmore .613 31 61 Cincinnati tioned tho French government to re.813 M 37 Now York 45 .537 duce the duty on Importation of wheat IB Ilovclaud .180 and flour, but were refused. ta SiildKO 4J .413 Rl "IllsburHU Chief Commissioner Jordan has just .437 67 41 Louisville 41 M .433 returned from Alaska, and reports a "llllOilolnllla. .403 marked shrlukago 63 4J tlrooklyn In the number ol .403 69 40 VVnshlnKton fur seals, duo to indiscriminate slaugh.203 74 2? St Louis ter. THE SPANISH PREMIEn. The marquis de Ahumada is very 11 nt Havana. Ho is suffering from an Ho Proclaim! Hlimtslf the Head of tho attack of Yellow fever, and for this (loveriiment, Not n Party Loader. Wcyler has remained tcasou Capt.-GoSan Seiiastian, Aug. 23. Gen. Azcar-rag- in Havana. tho premier, and minister of war, There was a general rain In southern lias decided to couvoko tho corlcs Illinois Sunday, ending the drought of anNovember. Tho premier in five weeks' duration. A downpour alsc nounces that ho is In accord with helped crops in tho central and eastern Gen. Wcyler, but he reserves the right parts of tho state. to mako n further examination of tho Cora Hubbard, who was arrested foi Cubau question. assisting In tho robbery of tho Pine- tho prjmicr proclaims viae (Mo.) bank, is said to havo been In coucltiiion himself as being tho head of the one of tho notorious Dalton gang und of any dressed herself as a cowboy. and not tho party. Dyca, Alaska, has had a sensation. The steamer Colqulllan brings tho news SLAVIN LOST. FRANK of tho hanging of a white man, n San Tho Dlff Pacifist MUdii" In tho North, Francisco gambler, who was caught rilling tho bnggagc of somo now arwest Wilds. San FnANCisco, Aug. 23. A letter rivals. from tho head of Lake Bennett states He Struck It Illch. that Frank Slavln. tho big pugilist, Seattle. Wash., Aug. 24. Ed. P is lost In tho wilds of tho NorthRiley, formerly employed by the Northwest territory. On August 5 Slav- ern Pacific railroad as a section forefrom man, between Scattlo aud Tacotna, nt nlono back ln started tho lake toward the summit of Chll- 850 per month, went to Klondike two koot pass to And a number of articles years ago. Ho is back home In Scuttle, lost from his pack. Up to August 0, with S35.O00 to his credit in a local tho date of tho letter, nothing had been bank. heard from hlra, nnd gravo fcnr3 for A Mctlmof Hydrophobia. his safety wero entertained. St. Lqois, Aug. 2L Llttlo Fred ICIages, who was bitten while nt play IMPORT DUTY ON WHEAT. with a pet dog on July 5, died a horThe French Government Will Not Suppress rible death from hydrophobia in Its It to Moet Popular Demand. most virulent lorin this morning. Paris. Aug. 23. Tho Eclair and Arrived at CronstadL other papers say that ofllclul circles CnoNSTADT, Aug. 24. The French regard It as useless to suppress the cruiser Pethunu, with President Fauro Import duty on wheat and assert that nnd his suite on board, arrived hero at M. Meline, tho premier, has raado no 11:30 a. in. special declaration on tho subject. THE MARKETS. Tho Temps says ho has given the matter closo study, but nt tho ministry New Ybttic, AusustSI. 1377. 20 4 40 Wt of agriculture, which docs not appeal 1 (2 MlllUIInK to bharo tho excitement of tho news- COTTON Whiter Wheat 5 75 3W FLOUlt O03s Is no disposition clthei WlIKAT-No.2.papers, there 33H (JOHN No. 'i to suppress or to lower tho duties. OATS No. 2 10 23 W 10 to css Indicted for lluunlae n Freight Train on ST. LOUIS. woll-kuowbroth-cr-ln-lar. n. a, OATT'LU-NnllroSteers. & Ked 1 POitlC-NcwM- Miners nt Wicr City, Kas., voted to at work. Warllko talk has been resumed nt Constantinople. Rich strikes of copper Is tho latest sensation from Alnska. John Meyer was drowned In tho Missouri river nt SL Charles, Mo. Burglars tried to rob tho Canton (O.) savings bank ono Is in tho morgue. A big fertilizer factory and-- schoonor at Woodbury, N. J., woro destroyed by Bolifflon and Bloodshod on tha Sabbath In tho Minors' Oamps. Plan of Missionary Work Mapped Out for tho Week Sympathizing Farmers Take Provisions to tho Camps of Strikers. Causes fully I1.1IMI10 stckncs3 In Uio world. It retains the digested food too long In the bowels and produces biliousness, torpid liver, hull- - Const.pat.on Hi g EjjP r W A PiTTsnunoit, Pa., Aug. 23. Rellgiom services wero held in" tho strikers' several camps yesterday ind nil woro gestlon, bad Uisto, coated tongue, sick headache, In- eouuila, etc. Hood's rills Hood's S l'I? III JS) m mv" ' largely attended, but notwithstanding tho religious air pervading tho camps, a conflict between workers and strikers took place in tho afternoon, during which three striker.) wero badly hurt, but none are in a sjrlous condition. Five of tllo men who nro working IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS for tho Now York & Cleveland Uus Coal Co. yesterday afternoon went to William Seaman's boarding house, Quinine and" Whisky was conabout one-hamllo from Oa'.c Hill tipsidered the infallible remedy ple, whero a number of striker., 11 ro for all forms of malaria, especguurtcrcd, for the purpose of persuading the strikers to go to work. ially chills and fever. Tho meeting wa3 n stormy one, and te people take the resulted in Antonio Podasky being shot reliable and popular tonic, near the heart, thu bullet going nlmo'it through his body. Urohgron I'lmold ic and febrifuge, was shot In tho eye and Batiste was cut with a razor. Tho Injured men arc all strikers. This was tho only dlsturbans;. nt tho camps yesterday. The iggrcssivo workmen oscaped before the tnen on tho Oak Hill camp wero nware (TASTELESS.) of tho fight In addition to tho general missionary It cures when all others fail. work for the week, tho leaders havo Adapted for old or young decided to direct especial work lo tho prevention of operations nt the Saudy Pleasant to take. Jrcck mtne. Tho btrikcrs say thoy Price, 50 cents, sold by all will resume their marching tactics druggists. , this morning, claiming that under tho ruling of Judge Goff in tho West VirC7Ild euro ginia cases they are glvcu this right Cottliocenulno Tho sheriff docs not say what courso with ourTrndo- ho will pursue this morning should Mnrk In threo marching begin, but thinks ho Is ready colors. to meet every emergency. Manufactured Samuel De Armltt says that 13 to &5j)jBg nly by tho 1 7i men will bo nt work In tho Plum Dreck mine CARLSTEn? MEDICINE CO., It Is announced that tho Now York Evansvlllo, Ind. Coal and Gas Co. will Cleveland y VMAAAJULAfkAfiJUUUIJLAAi: mako eight more evictions from eight dllfercnt company houses. It is u uot probable there will bo nny trouble. DR. MENDENHALL'S Sympathy for tho strikers by tho IMPROVED farmers and citizens Is notdimiulshlng 111 tho least Yesterday there werj AID 5EVBR ibout 703 visitors to the camp atSandy Creek, many of the farmers who came bringlug wngonloads of provisions. Citizens of New Texas sont word that they had plenty of food for tho men ind wanted them to call on them. lf Up-to-daanti-periodDal-mase- KK (TUSH 'Trmis, lurcconstlpatlonandalllts results, easllyand thoroughly. 25c All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. The only Pills to tako wlUi Hood's SaroparlUa. to-da- t to-da- CHE GDI- Frobablo Disruption lu tho Hanks of tin Labor Leaders. Pirrsnunoii, Pa., Aug. 23. Developments in the coal mining situation In tho Pittsburgh district will bo watched with unusual Interest this week. llotL A to-da- y lidos wero apparently at rest yesterday but it was dovcloped that at tho conthere will probably bo c ference disruption. By many It is ballovcd that M. D. Rntchford, tho national will not bo present president It is claimed ho will stick to his original assertion that he will not agree to GUAUANTECD TO CUKE arbitrate uulcss all tho states Involved CHILLS AND FEVER . aro represented. Tasteless. Non This, in brief, is the situation; and And Malaria In all Forms. picture and tho genuine, without tho aliovo is npparcnt that both sides aro mak of J. C. Mciidcnhull. tlguaturo it ing preparations for movements that Prlcu, DO cents nt all Doalors. will be to their benefit PREPARED ONLY DY If the operators start mines on tho lines laid down, othor mlno3 will nlso EVANSVILLE. ind. It Is 03 started by the miners. Soli b M. tlinRly & Co.. Us.rhnRtoi proposed to select oparators who aro not represented tit the conference Crabtrce Coal Mining Comranv, llsley and who nro friendly to tho mliicri. Kentu:l.y 1'hey will be gtvon permission to mine :oal at tho rato demnuded, nnd the ;oal stored. By this means it is ex- EXCURSION TICKETS VIA THE pected to get a fund from tho union miners that happen to be worklug, and with this fund pay tho expenses if n light ngalnst Imported labor. TO THE TO SAVE HIS WIFE llu li Wallace Ilrcaks All ltecords Over Mountain Itoads In Vain. Tacojia, Wash., Aug. 2 Mrs. Hugh Illinois Central R..R. TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND Wallace, tho daughter of Chief Justice Fuller of tho United Stntes supremo ;ourt, Is dying of ncuto nppcndicltts at the base of Mount Tacotna. Mr. Wallace, accompanied by n physician, litis broken nil records ever made over tho mountains in an efTort to savo his wife. Wallace and Miss Fuller woro married at Washington six years ago. Mr. Wallace is a Mlssourlan, and was born and grew to manhooJ near Lexington. INTERNATIONAL AT - EXPOSITION NASHVILLE.' Bundiiy. Atlanta, Gx, Aug. 20. W. S. Brand, superintendent of the Georgia railway, was indicted by tho grand jury of county for violation of tho law ngalnst ruunlag freight trains on Sun day. The offenses nro alleged to havo been committed on February 1, It and 21, this year. lb COTTON-Mlddl- lnc UUUVUS-Stce- rs. OALVUS-(pUOJS-1'- ulr cr ailLIJP OOllN-N- Cows and HoUers... head) to Select. toUboIco IW 3M -- 73 ' 1 3 7ia tii DO WHUAT-NOATS-NUYU-N- o.2 Clear and Straight .. Ited Whiter... 3 Mlxod o. o. 'i o.3 bW 4 00 01 TUUACCU yesterday with servlej eharges to test tho accuracy and stability of theit mountings. Tho guns woro fired one at a timo, and finally In n volloy. Tho test was successful. Mrs. Ferris Wod Schlatter. PiTTsnuitQir, P.l, Aug. 20. It is positively annouueed that Mrs. Margaret Ferris, widow of tho builder of tho Chicago wheel, had bjeu married In Successfully Stood tho Test. CiunLLSTON, S. C Aug. 20. Four of mortars lu ttie now mortar tho battery on Sullivan'.-- Inland wore fired PiMlC SHniidurd (new) IJACON Clour Itlb LAttu-Prline. Lues Lcatllurlov HAY Clear Timothy UUTTFlt-CIiai- co Dairy. Ktltlij rre-il- i Steam M 3W IW V OJ 12 OATTT.B NatlroStaers. UOUS Fulr to Choice. aillJKI'-FulrtoCnolco. nmnAdd . BHiS a 81 a m a dt a (s O first placing all tho disabled men, who wero unablo to move, In their cots, Wm. Murray, Div. Pasr. Ap,t , New Or5 leans. burning them ullvo. Tho others, 11 In ISO II M number, wero tlod to trees and shot to Jno. A. Scott, Div. Pass. Agt , Memphis. 4 19 A. II. Hanson, G. P. A , Chicaco. death, tho bodies being left there. JW 5 2.1 V. A. Kellond. A. G. P. A . Swept Over Niagara Palls. (W I03H Falls, N. Y,, Aug. 31. Niaoaiia 8J Wi Frank Weber, of Ituffulo; Wnrren Hush, bi, of Chicago, and Charles Glasuld, of 5.1 Chicago, lost control of tlie boat in liOO 10 oj DBUGCJST, which they wero sailing on tholslagarn 11 down i river, Sunday, and wero carriedsight ol 9oe and over the horscshoo fnll in ST. CHARLES, :a thousands of horrified people. 7 no A Flt the above occasion tickets will bo sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at v.iring times, rales and limits, including-ticket on sale daily, Rood to return until November 7, and including tickets having Another Spanish Victory. limit of twenty days, fifteen dus and sevNew Yoiik, Aug. 24. A Havana dis- en days. For full particulars ns to which patch says: Spanish troops recently of the above applies from your nearest captured a Cuban hospital In Man tan-ta- s Railroad Slntiop in connrciion with the provlnco with 23 inmates. The Illinois Central Railroad, rail on or adgovernment troops fired tho buildings, dress your nearest railroad Ticket Ai;rnt GEORGE KING, SCO 3 4 05 W WIIKATCOltN-No.2 - No. 3 Spring. No.3 Surluir Patents Nu. 2 Uud (new) Patents .1UJ 4 UJ t I I 4 4 1.1 W 15 5UJ 01 WM 31)4 IV)( 8 75 23 3 WM WIW 1 V0i,l 31MJ 40 OATS t'OIUC-M- osi nATT'LH UOUS-AIKlri- uloi 8 70 U (now) KANSAS CITY. 3 75 O 8 Native Steers 3 (tt A Lesson for the People. AYER'S PILLS Dow-ma- Baltimore Sun (Dem.) Tho value of tho practical demPER DAY. onstration that price does not deRATES: pend on tho quantity of money, but Room and Breakfast, $1.00. PLAN, $1.00 Per Day, oil the relation of suddIv and de EUROPEAN OOWS mand, is very great for plain, peo6Md Roans, Steals, SttdStnltt. whose minds have been mudple When yon Visit St. Louis stop at dled by the confident assertions reasoning of and thimble-riggin, silver leaders. The gfeaf Hopkins County Fair, IfOawo an J Wahut. Stmt Cart Dtrttt t Htttk August 2j, 26, 27, 28. Subscribe for The Bek. TURKISH BATHS, Open all Nltfbt $2.00 "ITavlnsbocn subject, for years, to constipation, without bclns ablo to find much relief, 1 nt last tried Ayer's Pills, and testily that 1 liavo derived great benefit from their ujo. l'or over two years past I have taken ono of tneso pills every iiIkIiL-- o. W. M ast Mala St., Carllslo, Pa. n, CONSTIPATION. ST. JAMES HOTEL, g s divine healer of Canton. Tho ccro COICN-N- o.2 20 NKW Oltl.UASS. . mony was performed by Rev. Mr 4TO (0 A 10 Peters Episcopal OJ1CN No.2 Ward, pastor of St & 30 5 SIM church. O ATS -- Western 1180 6 15 W (tt 00 1'OltIC -- Old Mess. Hoys Cause n lllif Fire. 0 IIACON-Sldtt St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 21. Boys COfT-7 -- Alhldlliitf 7B playing in the second story of Oeir'a l.uuisvil.l.l. CO 1 mm No. Sited a 3114 hardware store at Ortonvllle, Minn., Wlli:TNj2MIxkI 3d u. OitV I 'J VJ'I OAT-No.2 Mixed started a flro that resulted in tho 0 37tt'i. 10 W nine buildings and ainonoy ." iitlv - Clear lltb i.rtCOs'Vjj 7 ltd. loss of 82S0.00O CO IT. IN' Miiillliur Everything Oolnj Up. No Ono Thought She Could Live. Rain can not force itself under It is always (gratifying in receivo testiTopeka "Capital" (Rep.) believe that if it had not cot Dr. monials for Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera the bottom of a door or window "I Wheat is going up, corn is go- Carlstedt's Great Remedy for my ihuglilcr and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when tho en- frame just patented, which has a ing up, oats are going up, cattle sho would not bo with us She Rot dorsement is from a physician it is especi- flange in tho bottom of the frame, are going up, hops are going up run down and her illness developed into ally so. "Thcro is no more satisfactory or with the front of the step lower and Populism is gone up. rheumatism and rheumatic fever. Every- effective remedy than Chimberlain's Colic, than the back, the door being bev' one said that sho could not live. Five Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," writes eled to fit it tightly. To assist in removing ashes fro nnrtors eavo her no relief, yet by the umo and the oits where locomotives dump. she had taken two bottles of Dr. Carl- Dr. R. E. Roroy, physician he has pharmacused the The Bee has just received a fine Mo., and as stedt's German Liver Powder, sho was ist, of OIney his own family and sold it in a track is placed in the bottom Remedy in assortment of cards and other sho cars are run, with aiiln to sit up in bed, and todaynavo is ns his drug store for six years ho should cer- Stationery the pit, on which Homand can furnish anything as tlie ever was, ana we For sale by St Bernard Vi n derrick overhead to lilt the lars sitong thank lor it but Dr Carlstedt's tainly know ing to the printing lino on short notice Drug Slorrl Uarlinglon, lien Robinson, I - . r out and (Jump them when Great GermanJ Jteraedy." imbest slyic ana at lowest prices Morions Ghp: Geo. King St. Charles OM1IH VICKEK5, inillll.l, 1H como'full.- KLOUIt-llljJIiUrilAV-C'UoUH -1 -- Pittsburgh to Francis Schlatter, tho WUHAT No.2 Hard OATS Nu. 3 White WHO W i W 21 do 40 Nkw Yoiik, Aug. 22. The prlco ol bar silver in London fell again to 24 pence, which is the lowest, and a pcuco since Friday. The of price quoted In Now York is 51 cents, cent of tho lowest which is within a fall of X cent 6lnco Friday. Mexican dollars aro quoted at 40 cents. Stolo Illrycles by Wholesale Omaha, Neb., Aug. 21. A. It Smith, a young lawyer of some standing, is in Jail here, n confessed bicycle thief and forger. Slnco Jnnuary 1 last he has shipped 237(stolcn bloycles to auction dealers in Chlcago.St Louis and Kansas 3lty. Appointed Pension Agent Wasiiinoto.v, Aug. 2U. Tlio president has appointed Jacob D. Lelghty to be pension agent at Indianapolis, vlco Martin V. II. Spencer, removed. 7-- Another Drop In Sliver. KENTUCKY. Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded To any person interested in humane matters, or who loves animals, we will send free, upon application, a copy of the "Alliance,." the organ of this Society. In addition to itensely interesting reading, it contains a list of tlo valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper. Address 410-4- Sent Free TIIE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, United Charities Dulldlns, New York 11 Don't Use Drugs if unless you need them, and then onfy pure drugs, such as are sold by responsible druggists. We keep only the best. That is the great distinction to bo looked for when tho timo comes that you need them. Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock, A good time to begin that spring medicine. , theye ST. BERNARD DRLQ 6T0RE. BHYAN HOPPHR; Majcsg? .3" a "W rjeAikflto, &WWf " "Wi .TSfra ?.?HKS ri e PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manaecr. Refusing to work upon any but terms dictated by themselves, scorning alike every (Incorporated.) proposition of conference and compromise, Bntered the Pcnoffieo at KarlltiRton a Second tbe striking coal miners have called a meet FOURTEEN HUNDRED MEN IN PARADE. clan matter. ing (o be held at St. Louis August 30, with a view of having every laborer in the land SUBSCRIPTION RATES: knock 91T and starve until the mine opera' That Howell Hand of Forty Meets Will be It tors shall surrender lo the operatives. There With Flying Banners and 00 is a desperate scheme and one that would nn War. ttrlellr In advance Martial Muic. 50 " " Sli Monthi. be disasterous alike to labor and capital, to 1 ' ThreeMonthS. " 5 . Slncla Copies employers and employes, could It be put Specimen eoplei mailed tree on application. Correpondenti wanted in all parti of the into e fleet; but the industrial children of ALL THE EAKLINGTON MEN ARE GOING. conntT. Addreunaforpartlctilars. Israel, after four years of wandering in the winderless of want, are just now entering a Another "L- - & N. Day" at the THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1897 land flowing with milk and honey from Tennessee Centennial has been arwJich no call lor a "sympithelic strike" ranged. This time it will be the can turn them back . Tbe strikers must boys of our own Henderson DiI (.ill make terms an. in with the prosperity vision and the St. Louis Division, procession or go into Camp Starvation on with their wives and children who tbo pde of tbe desert. leadership. of men who would stop GREAT THINGS ON WHEELS. Hopeless Life Gloomy, industry and commerce and starve the world in order to carry their Intornal Pains -- Lamo, Tired, Nerpoint and maintain their prestagc Big Day Planned for the L. vous Evory Bad Symptom Curod as leaders of men. But their failure by Hood's Sarsapnnlla. & N. Shopmen of the "For nearly flvo years I suffered with in this is sure: St. e&M Br ci xf vBm tf but say now that tbeso good lima would have come anyway. But we all remember tbey said in thunder tones last year and on all occasions that times would never get any better as long as wo had the gold 5cft ? AAAAd -- gj)o)iij) standard. Dixon, Ky., August 34. 1897 BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Hendsrson and Louis Divisions. M V vip lBf !$ 'x j VXUGL1'T I SW HraEiaKiif HEiHgreiissss BSESSHIBESl ANNOUNCEMENTS. STATE iHHKJKSfeKgSl shown as uniform improvement as this ucck. The markets arccalled crazy by some, but fairly represent the people, whose confidence in the fut tit o is strong and increasing. Nothing appears to check it." will enjoy the great show at the bounty of the management of the The State of Trade. L. & N. The date set for this Sajs Dun & Co.'s weekly review mammoth excursion is September of trade: "Not for several years i8th, and the trains will leave the have the telegraph reports from Howell Shops about 4 o'clock in various cities in all parts of the the morning. It is expected that there will be from twenty to thirty country been as encouraging or coaches full of shopmen and their a severe caso ot stomach trouble. I had pains in my stomach and bowels so that I could not stand or work without great Buffering. Myappctlto was very poor and when I did ent anything I was shortly afterwards Beized 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 llfo Bcemcd My husband adgloomy and hopeless. vised mo to tako Hood's Sarsaparllla, as ho had been taking it with great beno-uscI began taking It and the first bottle did mo a groat deal of good. I continued with It regularly and havo now almost fully regained my natural weight doing nearly all my housework." and Mrs. Kinda Cbockkr, Gladstone, Ala. "My blood was out ot order and I had no energy. After taking two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparllla I felt better than tor a year." Marion V. Smith, Colllns-ylllAlabama. Hood's Sarsaparllla Is sold by druggists. f 1, six for J5. Bo sure to get Hood's. d. PROVIDENCE. Mrs. J. P. Scott and Miss Cora Crow, of the Nebo counlv.v sited Mrs. J. D. Scott, Tuesday, Rob McLean, of the Shiloh country, was in town Saturday. R. F. Skinner, of Dixon, was in town Tuesday. REPUBLICAN TICKET. Webster County. For Clerk of tbe Court of Appeals, JAS. G. UAILEY, Of Magoffin County. For Representative, CHARLES R. EDWARDS. For County Judge, 4? 41 I? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 MUST KEEP BUSY! And in order to do so wc arc making genu- ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of Merchandise. Money buys everything we handle at WAY DOWN PRICES. For- tunately for us, as well as our patrons, we never go to market without the very power- ful cash. We know we buy i it 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. e, DOWN IN THE MINES. Col, Toombs and his company ol home guards havo bad their pictures taken and contemplate sending tbe same to Vice President Llewellyn of tbe Indiana Mine Workers, accompanied by a letter calling bis attention to tbe fact that they were among those who so closely looked after his interests while amoug us. It required only a snort stay at Central Cily to convince President Knight that the men there were satisfied and that while getting good wages and prompt piymcnt 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 coal last week, but it seems that they are too late to reap any harvest on account of tbe miners' strike in the North and Etst. Mr. Riley Ooyal, who for many jears past has mined coal for the Ilccta and St. Bernard Coal Companies, has moved to Sebree, where be goes to take charge as foreman of the Sebree mine. Tbe mineral display of the St. Bernard Coal Company at tbe Hopkins County Fair this week will be under tbe supervision of Col. Albert Toombs, who will be ready at all times to explain and show tbe knowledge seekers where tbe gold can be seen in tbe quartz. At this time last year thousands of men were on the stump speaking in favor of free silver at tbe ratio of 16 to 1, and telling the silver meant low farmer that priced wheat and that tbe two products went hand in band together. Dut what a change has come over the situation! Wheat worth onedollar per bushel and silver down to forty cents. Our miners throughout the State remember these statements, and can now turn tbe laugh on their free silver friends, although the latter make the claim that it is tbe speculators who have run the price up for political purposes, that in the face of the fact that tbe foreign supply is several million bushels short. The coal miners of this county hold the balance of power in elections, and can therefore, if united, see that none but the best of men be elected to fill the various county offices, Anderson & Holloman who, only a few weeks before tbesttikc.leascd the Monarch coal mines have been lucky, indeed, and secured some nice profits from their recent sales. Tbe 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 tbe tellers he has re ceived of late from State officials and others who showed their sympathy for him in his Assist failure to secure the appoiotment-oant Mine Inspector, by speaking words of condolence and assuring him of their sin cere regrets, frrom what tbey wrote it seems that the Governor came to the con elusion that another part of the State was entitled to tho place. From all appearances the backbone of tbe 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 tbe mine operators in Hopkins county who restored tbe 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 tbe market, again cut tbe miners' wages? We hope not. low-price- d f For Jailer, . J. J. CURRY. For Magistrate in Dixon District, J. N. BAKER For Constable In Dixon District, S. D. EDWARDS. For Magislrale in Slaughlcrsville District, J. T. FRASER. For Magistrate In Clay District, t WILLIAM MUIR. For Constable, HUB EDMONSON. Sajs Bradstreel: "Special tele- SENATE. Senator, from the counties ot Hopkins and Christian, subject to Ibo action of the Republican party. announce Dr. E. BAKRR We are authorized to a candidate for cf Madisonville, as Slate Senator, from the counties ot Hopkins and Cbiistlan, subject to the action of the Republican party. FOR COUMOXWIALTIl'S ATTORNEY. We arc ROltlNSONRobinson aaauthorized to announce a candidate tor State Mr. C. C. Grnssham. We have the pleasure to an coming November election. nounce in this issue, at the head The citizens of Uniontown arc of the editorial column, the candi looking hopefully toward the open- dacy of Mr. C. C. Grassham, of ing of coal mines at that place Livingston county, for the office of Commonwealth's Attorney of this, soon. the Fourth judicial District of Let us believe that prosperity Kentucky. has returned, if. for nothing else In order that our readers, many than argument, and sec if wc really of whom already know Mr. Grass-hadon't feel better. Elkton Progress. most favorably, may know A dusiiel of wheat is now worth more of his life, we take pleasure n gold dollar, but it will be a long in giving here a short but accurate time before the bullion value of a biographical sketch of his life. He was born in the town of Sal silver dollar will be worth a bushel em Livingston county, Ky. He is of wheat. the son of M. Grassham, of that Dollar wheat and our increased place, a poor man, with no means circulation will make things hum. of support except his trade. His Now let the miners and everybody father is a blacksmith and with his get to work. Prosperity is for strong arm and the aid of his boy workers, not idlers. the subject of this sketch made a living for his family, sending his Mr. B. G. Witt, cashier of the Ohio Valley banking Company, of children to school the best he could, Henderson, Ky., has been honored considering his limited means. Charley loved his books and at by the National Banker's Associaevery opportunity he was studying. tion in his election to the of that body in session at He alternated his work from his father's shop to the fields of some Detroit. farmer to whom he wnuld hire; he While you think of dollar wheat attended school at every opportu and better prices for all farm pro nity until he was advanced to an duels, don't forget that our money extent sufficient to secure a certifiin circulation has incrcatcd over cate to teach school; after which 131,500,000 during the last twelve he taught until he accumulated months. This is an increase of sufficient money, and then he $1.35 for our total population. would go to school as long as his money would hold out, and then Bryan's prophesy of wheat to follow McKinley's elec- turn to teaching, that he might setion has not been fulfilled. Coin's cure means by which to better his He was educated in myth about the divine relation of education. the Public Schools of Livingston wheat and silver has been exploded. It is in order for the hon- county, and in the school of Prof. est man who followed theso teach- E. McCuIley, Madisonville, Ky., and the N. N. U , Lebanon, Ohio. er?, now seeing the delusion, to He came home and studied law, turn about and go the other way. obtained ligense to practice and in The management of the Ten- a short while gave promise 0 the nessee Centennial Exposition are future that followed. He is recogworking on plans that will make nized by all who know him as one Nashville Day, September nth, of the best lawyers in this district. memorable in the history of great He is an able and effective speaker. expositions. A btrong committee His speeches compare favorably has been chosen to assist in ar- with those of the best speakers in rangements, and Nashville Day the State. He is married and has will no donbt he made as famous one child. He is tair, just and as Chicago Day at the World's Fair able, and if elected will make an and Atlanta Day at the Cotton officer that will prove a credit to States and International Exposi- himself and his people. tion. Charlie Grassham is a sincere, honest, conscientious man, of fine The ilopkinsvillc Kcntiickian attainments and splendid promise says: He is Dollar uheat was reached in this cily in his chosen profession. Saturday and about Goo, 000 bushels, ac- possessed of a lofty energy that, cording to the estimate of well informed while a school teacher in his home buyers, changed hands at that figure, county, put him in the first ranks among those who sold for a dollar were among the teachers, and is now W T. Cooper and others 17,000 bushels, John J. Reed 2,000, P. W. liaker 2,000, L. winning for him a most enviable The people of L Leavell, S. R. liod and others At position at the bar. Pembroke, Radford & Nancejalso mado a the District, regardless of party, a sale of 13,000 bushels. Many farmers can make no mistake in endorsing were in town and there was a gcntral dis- Mr. U L. Orassnam lor the office position to turn loose at the price for which of Commonwealth's Attorney. m 25-ce- authorized to announce GRASSHAM We are Ltvingiton County, as a ot National Democratic candidate for the office of Commonwealth's Attorney, of the Fourth Judicial District, subject to the action of the voters at the grams Ir ;m trade centers throughout the country emphasize the growing 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 increase and prices are hardening. No such volume of business, largely in anticipation of requirements, has been reported since 1892." families. Nothing is said about provision for the sweethearts of the If the unfortunate unmarried. benedict is shut off from the pleasure of the company of the girl he loves best on that day's outing he may take it as a just retribution visited on him for his single and perhaps he will vow a vow to do better. About Soo 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 Price's College Hotel, and their blue badges, bearing the words "L. & N., Louisville," were seen all over the grounds. There was a special display of fireworks, 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 tret 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, intact the fifth largest in the world, and the finest equipped in the United States with the finest banners and colors." Wc 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. R. R. Howell Shops and St. Louis and Henderson Divisions." cuss-edness, ERuln1wsr Webster Countt Depaituext, Conducted by David Uhowniko uixon, ir. DIXON. Dollar wheat on the farms. Refreshing showers at Dixon last Sunday. James Franklin, of the Clay country was in town Tuesday. Miss Lula Bean, of Dlackford, is visiting the family of T. S. Page. Joseph Tounsend, 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 tbe candidates for county offices laid their claims before the people. Stockmen are seen almost daily driving 3jlf cent cattle through our streets. The Teachers' Institute Is in session here this week with good attendance, and a good time. Prof. Sbacklett, of Sturgis, is tbe conductor. Prof. Poole, candidate for County Judge, is attending the Institute this week. Mr. W. F. 'Trusty. Republican candidate for Circuit Clerk is in town, shaking bands with tbe teachers. Fred is a hustler and expects to make a thorough canvass of the county. Miss Lizzie Herron, who was nominated a few days ago for Superintendent of Schools, by the Republicans, has accepted the nomination and will undergo tbe ex amination for a State certificate Friday. Miss Lizzie is In tbe race for the office.and is well qualified to hit tbe position, and if elected will doubtless make a satisfactory official. Wood Allen, who has been in jtil here for some lime, charged with tbe murder of L. T. Nichols, at Llsman, was admitted to bail in the sum of $1,500 by Judge Givens at the last term of court, was released yesterday. Mr. M, G Frederick went on bis bond. Mr. C. R. Edwards, candidate for Representative on the Republican ticket is attending tbe Institute berethls week. Charley says be Is anxious to get his opponent on the stump. Marshall Crowell, of Blackford, was here of those free silver thermometers that was exhibited last year by the silverites, showing bow wheat and silver rose and fell on the markets together. A liberal reward will be paid. One was seen last year in our County Judge's office and also one at tbe pos I office. The people of Ibis county are anxious to see one of the instruments bung up by tho side of the figures, 40 cents silver dollar and $1 bushel wheat. John White, ot tho Green Grove country was In town Tuesday. Carl Doris, or Sebree, spent Sunday with bis parents here, Frank Uell and daughter, Miss Emma, were in town Monday. John Barber went to Madisonville Sun day morning and slopped over at Nebo coming home. Hu had a good lime, BeM ho has had anywhere. Will Pay no and George Hulscclam went to Sturgis Sunday, calling. Miss Lucie Langley Is visiting friends and relatives at Nebo. Miss Annie Riddle returned to Sebree, Monday.alter a pleasant visit to Miss Cora Head. Nejl Payne and wife returned Friday from a visit to the Tennessee Centennial, and are delighted with their trip. Mr. Will David, who has been quite sick for Ihe past week, is no better, but we trust he may soon improve. Gus Baseti returned from Evansvlllc Tuesday, Misses Cora Head and Annio Riddles and Messrs. W. J. Nisbet and Lona Tapp went to Dixon Sunday afternoon Misses Annie and Sallie Donally and Frank Goar and Holy Cox went lo 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 bis crop of wheat, which Is estimated at 1,100 busbelsat J1.00 per bushel How is that for one man? J. A. Garrett and daughter visited In Crittenden county this week. Mr. Al Browning took bis best girl to Green Grove church Sunday night, Mrs. John Wilson Is visiting relatives in Sturgis this week. Misses Annie Foley and Myrtle Garrett are visiting relatives In Marion this week. Rev. J, B. Dushill, of the Christian church Is holdinc a mceliuz at Green Grove. On Monday night thirteen were added to Ihe church. It is hoped that much good will be the result. SLAUG HTERS VI LLIi. W. C. Brooks is on the sick list this week. Wheat Is worth $1.00. What is silver worth? 49 49 49 49 49 g ! 49 49 o 49 $ Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, S Gents' and" Lathes' Underwear and Hosiery, & J 49 Gent's White and Colored Shirts, i 1 ? ' J 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 HATS AND CLOTHING At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Customers reap the benefit. Plant your dollar where you can get the largest returns. Ours is the place. B ISHDP & CD u MADISONVILLE, WYOUn i i J KY, i rv'v"r;v";Tr'ryr;rrrv'??r;f?'ritl OF THE GREAT MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. 'i.; -- FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING Hopkins County Fair, MADISONVILLE, KY. J& Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Bigger H 1 8 9 7 Each August 25, 26, 27 and 28 Succeeding Year. t& .Ty H and Bigger Pro. W. A. Easley is attending tho stitute at Dixon this week. In- - Attorney G. K. Denton and wife, of Evansville, visited relatives near here this week. Miss Elsie Hopewell, of Madisonville, visited friends hero last week and returned home Monday. Misses Cassie and Luclnda Smith visited relatives In the country Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Mary . Beymer, of tbe Sebree country visited relatives here last week. Quite a successful meeting is being con ducted at New Salem church, five miles east of this placo by Rev. Rogers and our pastor, Rev. J. C. Brandon. Some of tbe vilest sinners of the community have been brought to Christ. On tbe 17th Inst., James Chandler, who lived one mile south of this place departed Ibis life. He had been confined to bis bed for several weeks with typhoid fever. He was a good citizen and a Christian gentle man, and leaves a wife and four children lo mourn bis death. His remalus were laid to rest in Ml. Gilead cemetery. C S. Presby shipped a car load of fat bogs, Saturday night. Last fall the country was flooded with free silver slump speakers, who said that wheat and silver ahvajs ran together in price. So far we find them to be false teachers. Wheat has gone up and silver has gone down, so they wilt have to give the present administration credit for tbe ft. 00 wheat, or will have to acknowledge that wheat and silver do not run together in price, and that supply and demand has something lo do with tbe price. R. BELCOURT. The tobacco patch cuts news short this week. The bumble bees are sucking great boles in Keystone's fine tobacco. Billy Slalbam has built an elevator over bis well. Premium List constructed on a scale of unusual scope and liberality. Fine Races. Fine Ring Displays. Fine exhibits in Floral Hall. A GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION, With Thrilling Parachute Leap daily. Exciting performances on trapeze and in mid-ai- r by an expert troupe of 15-S- ' ., TAR PERFORMERS-- IS 1 RUNNING RACES, TROTTING RACES. MULE RACES, 3sS? Webster, and McLean Counties admit- ted to equal competition in all departments. GRAND SHOOTING TOURNAMENTS ice-cold, DOLLAR WHEAT. DAILY. Wanted. -- Oae A Summary of Saturday's Dis patches. on the Farms Dollar wheat at Buffalo. Dollar and Gc wheat at Baltimore Dollar and ic wheat at Kansas City. Dollar and 2c wheat at Toledo. Dollar and 2c wheat at Detroit. Dollar wheat at Hopkinsville, Ky. Dollar Wheat Abundance of pure drinking water, free to all. Broadest and finest promenade way in the State. Everything clean, interesting and exciting. Something kept going all the time. No tiresome waits. OFFICERS: JOHN B. ATKINSON, Director-i- n --- . 4 fl . . There is to be a barbecuo hero next Sat- wheat at Georgetown, Ky. wheat at Princeton, Ky. wheat at Cincinnati. wheat at Nashvil . 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 Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar Dollar STRIKE SITUATION. Mines Will Be Started Up With New fieri. Pittsburgh, Aug. 24. The officers of the miners and the coal operators coutinucd their session yesterday. The operators proposed to submit their differences to arbitration and offered to concede jyi cents per ton pending a settlement. President Ratchford refused this and stood firm for the 69 cent rate. The conference accomplished nothing beyond effecting a temporary truce, with the prospects that the mines will soon be in operation with such old men as care to compromise mand such imported men as can be secured. the crop has been held. C. C. Grassham Endorsed. And further, Editor Mcacham At a call meeting of the "Nat Extremely Polite. Irom his own tripod that "die says ional" Democratic committee of Philadelphia Press (Rep.) of 40 cunts means $400,000 Hopkins county, rise II. D. Hocker- Mexico is doubtless postponing Notwith- smith in the chair on motion Mr to Christian County." the adoption ot the gold standing all of which he will not C. C. Grassham was unanimously long enough to enable W. standard Bry- admit that prosperity returns and niniiunins that the prosperous looking advertisements in his own pa per are but the proofs of hard times. Camp Starvation or the Promised Land Which? Your friends will all be there, at Hopkins County Fair, s the great 'I ho following v.gorous August 25, 26, 27, 28. expressed tditonally by thr Louisville Times, fit admirably Are you a subscriber to The Bee? the striking miners who follow the You should be, scnti-nunl- indorsed, amid great enthusiasm, for the office of Commonwealth's Attorney for this, the Fourth Judi cial District. L. D. Hockfrsmith, Chm'n. Ernest Speed, Sec'y. August 21, 1897. an to deliver his free silver fanfaronade and retire gracefully across the Rio Grande. Mexico is the perfect pink of politeness. Share All A round. Cleveland "Leader" (Rep.) J. Everybody the business man, the manufacturer, the farmer and the workingman is going to share in that prosperity, and all that is necessary is for cveryl ody to get the great Hopkins County Fair, into the procession and match on August 25, 26, 27, 28. to happiness and contentment. Subscribe for The Use. I urday, and as tbe county candidates are billed to speak, I guess the campaign will be formally opened. It is interesting, indeed, to bear a iG to 1 LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. advocate undertake to explain tbe present prosperous condition of the country. For Supervisor Sullivan naturally feels proud a long time after there was a decided imof tbe record be has lately made. Laying provement in tbe condition ot Ibe country, new rails between Sebreo and Henderson, tbey tried lo deny that times were growing a distance of eight miles in nine days Is the better, and that the country bad again work done by bim and bis crew of men. started on ber way to prosperity, but now This is a fine record when the fact Is known that farm products have reached tbo highthat he bad a large number of trains to est prices for years, and all the evidence contend with daily. goes to prove tbe truth of tbe predictions made by Republicans last year, tbey no A terrible accident happened at Henlonger deny that there is an improvement derson, last Saturday. Mrs. Cooper, the wife of John Cooper, who has cbarge of a pilo driver now working near that place, vrasbusy prepirin supper for her husband and crew of men whe.i she came in contact with a gasoline stove, upsetting it. Her clothes became saturated with gasoline, and catching fire she was soon burned to almost a crisp, and died a few hours later Tbe boarding car also caught fits and tl.e fire depirtmsnt o! Ilendirsj.t was called out to extinguish the fl tmes. arc your resources Last Sunday during the thunder siorm for the summer? Have you electrlcty came into the Earlington tele abundance of health stowed graph office with great force, burning one for the long, hot, depletwire In two parts and ctusing several par sons wno were in mere to vacate in a ing days, or does summer find hurry. Steven Mothershead says It sound you low in vitality, down, firing of several pistol shots edllke the preparations are being made by losing flesh, and weak? Scott's Great the officials In charge of th Henderson and Emulsion of Cod-liv- er Oil will St. Louis divisions for the grand excursion give you the proper reserve to be run to the Tennessee Centennial Exposition for tbo benefit of the employes on force, because it builds up the this division. system on solid foundation. And now we are told that in tbo near tonic may stimulate; Scott's future we wilt see that bind of forty pieces who, we understand, will make a trip to Emulsion not only "boosts," Nashville, and Jelight the visitors at the it sustains. Centennial with their fine music. Two telegraph wires were burned In two It is a wise precaution always to have at least a small bottle of Scott's Emulsion fat last Sunday on the Henderson division, the house. Unopened, it will keep indefin-itetTightly corked, after using, kept in Your friends will all be there, at a cool place, it will remain sweet for weeks. H. H. HOLEMAN, Pres't. t. R. C. TAPP, M. B. RAY, Treasurer. C. C. GIVENS, Sec'y. CHAS. O. OSBURN, Assistant Secretary. Chief. Vicc-Pres'- Gentlemen Everybody in tbe cily went lo the picnic Ladies near Sebree Sunday except Billy, Gerly, Children under Five Years Old Old Sbep, Old Bounce, Carlow and mself. Horse or Vehicle Keystone has a palch of sorghum cane across tbe street from W. A. Asbby & Co's store, so thick on the ground and so tall that Miss Bettie, the clerkess, has lo keep the electric lights burning all day. Well, Uncle John, you wanted to know who was judge prior lo Judge Hall. I can not tell am not quite ninety-sevejears old yet, but when I was a boy I think I beard grandpa say that he beard his great grandpa say be thought it was Columbus or somebody else. But, Uncle John, any little school boy that can spell John V Poole can tell you who will succeed Judge Hall on the 31st of next December. Uncle John, I will speak to you about traitor some other lime. that frosty-headed ADMISSION. '. 35c Free 10c 25c Keep Up Your Scott's Emulsion in Summer-tim- e .sMWhat an away I SC looooeooecoooeooooooooooc MWHO ISY0URTA!'l3? Do You Get YOU a CORRECT FIT? RECEIVE THE YEARS OF... SUCCESS , n HIGH r.nanr taii noiwr. ORDERING YOUR DENEF.Tosr 20 SUITS AND OVERCOATS Rough and Tumble. KILLINd AT A PICNIC. Wiley Nichols Shot lo Death By James at Usley. 8J Q III II I OF Wr - I. o BORN & Co. THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS. run a A - y. Foe tale by all druggie at 1 Vl fTTWW rvfe - J ww. ti nn fm Dawson, Ky., August 21. Jas. Robinson, aged about eighteen, shot and instantly killed Wiley Nichols at,a picnic at Usley Station this afternoon. The facts arc. as near as can be learned, are as fol lows: Nichols, who was a drink ing character, became involved in a difficulty with a vounccr brother of Robinson this morning, but the trouble was settled, it was tliouglit, until this alteniuou. when Nichols again raised a row and young knocked him down. They were separated, when Nichols broke loose and struck Robinson with a knife. Seeing this James Robinson, the filler bro her, drew his pistol and shot Nichols, killing him instantly. BjUi men worked at the Carbondule mines. Rob-tuso- n kM4feITsT qcpyiDn HI Uli II 300 in fit and nloaca vmi and civa vmi - . m.ii. ptwuuw juu, Him uu,u jvu Higgcj, NEW SAMPLES TO SELLECT FROM uu ULIIimiJU ULIIUML ncucDii ctodc OlUllti A HANOOOME ILLUS .V, j CATALOGUE OF Tl Mi TQijpy? qtMl &KUtafot BYHMT& STBuITOHBOSlMESSCOLLESE. (33r.lYoar.) """"'' t miutbu iiwrmatum to ITuut iktlrtna In Lean SHORTHAND. TELEGRAPHY. PEMMANSHIP. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, ETC. LcmtlHO Oraduatct In .anw llvaltot. RatOB Very LOW. 4JJk. ..,M a. J-- 'ftf$ 1 mM TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. MINER'S by DAY. HYATT'S PARTNER A GREAT SUCCESS Official Notification Issued County Superintendent. " J3u 3u6usic) wskeS! "Gpi . tc Ct?rite." Office o( Superintendent Schools, Hbpklns County. ot Common Madisonvillc, Ky., Aug. 9, 1897. To Trustees and Teachers of Common Schools: This jsthe Day They Take the Hopkins County Fair. OPEIMTOUS PAY THE GATE FEES iu Mtf The Teachers Institute for this county for the current school year will be held at Madisonvillc, Ky., beginning on the 30th day of AugL. & N, TIME TABLE. ust, and continuing five days. (Effective May 30, 1897 ) Trustees will please notify south. promptly, as tho law requires, No. 91. No. 33 No 51. in their districts. t,v. Chicago .. 10.10 a 7.00 p in every teacher a in D.jjpm Observe that in addition to direct, Lv. St. Louli. 8.11 I.v. Nvanitlllo i.to p m Coop in 3.13 a m a.j6 p m 6.20 pm 3.43 a m oral or written information, written l.v. Henderson I.v. Sekico j 07 p in notices arc lo be posted. If you I.v. Slaughters... 3.14 p m I.v. llamon Jjjpm have contracted with a teacher who am pm I.v. Madisonville 4.47 j.49 is absent from the county, it is I.v. Karlington 4 01 p in 7 MP ni 4 J9 a I.v. Mortont Gap 4.15 pin write to him or her nt I.v. Norlonvillo . 3.19 a in your duty to l.jipin Lv. llopVlmvllle. j.ijpm 8.6pui 607am once. m Ar. Gutti lo 3 51" I.v Gullitia 140 in 817IMU til P in 10.10 p in 86.51am Teachers will pleasu read Ken8 oj p 40 a in Ar Naihrllln .. Common Schools Law of MOUTH. acNo. 52. No. 51. tucky, and govern themselves No. gi. I.v. Naihville. 7.3jain 7.45 m 7.10 pm cordingly. g 31 I.v Gullirls .. 8.59am 10.18 am 911pm Titos. II. Smith, S. C. S. a I.v llopklonvllle. in 9 55 p m 9 41 :T2l?r?nRRRRRRRitlK. . 111 . . . . . 111 111 I.v. Noilonvllln. I.v. Mortons Cip Lv. EMlinnlon 1 . (.'.MarlliOnvillo iVrC. f iff' Lv. anion. Lv. KUughteii.. . Lv. Sebreo . .. Lv. 11.10 a m Henderson 11.10 pin Ar. Uvanavilla... 1.15pm 1140am Ar SI. Lbata .. .. 7.31 p 111 7.10 a m . Ar. Clilcaio 8.55 am 8.17 p m No.iqi and gi will (top ai Mailiionvlllnand SpcincbeM lo tako on ami In oil pmcnRcrt 10 and fioui Cliic.if.o and polnta north of Uvanivillo tlaK.A T II No. 91 make regular atop at Gutlirlr, llopkiutvlllo ami Henderson. raoviDixcs accommodation, dmlt Kxcirr auHDtv. .Lv Provldenco Ar 6.13 a m 0.33 pm .Lv. NcboAr 6.40 a m 6.10 p m C 55 a m Lv. Manltou Ar . Opj p m .Lv. MadItonllleAr 7 ia m 3.45 pm Ar. JUrlinnlon I.v. 7 ij a in . I.v I'.idlnclon Ai 5.30 p m 745m B 03 a m 515pm Lv. MaditonvllleAr. 8 19 a in 4.54 p in .Lv. Ilanion Ar . 4 17 P m Lv Staajtluava Ar 841 a 111 4 10 pm .Lv. Sebree Ar.... 9 05 a 111 . Lv. llcndrrton Ar 3.10 p m 930 a m Ar. I'.rantvlllc Lv 10.3a a m S4JP'u W. W. ETJIR1DGK, Axcnl io.jo a 111 1 1 05 a m 10.17a m 11.13 am 10.33 a in 11.11 a m m ii.jS 1 m 10.37 a in 11.31a in 11.03 am 11.03 pm 1.17a m 11.10 pm 11.44 a m 11 55 p m 10 39 10.53 pm p ni ia6a 11.06 pm :.. "Miner's 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 nature of a demonstration. Each miner will lie Itirnishcd with a large badge of red ribbon, upon winch appears the cut of a pick, shovel and lamp, and the words: "Miner's Day, Thursday August 26th, 1897, Hopkins County Fair." For the accommodation of the Morton's 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 State or Onto, Citv oh Toledo, ) run through to Morton's in the eveLucas Countv ning to take those home who do Frank J. Cheney makes oath thai be is not return on the earlier train. of Frank J. the senior partner of tho firm No miner who can possibly arCiienkv & Co., doing business in the City range to go should fail to take his of Toledo, County and Stale aforesaid, and family to the fair on this day. All that said firm will pay Ibe sum of ONE mines will close down for this day DOLLARS for each and HUNDRED and each miner will be furnished everycase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by his employer with free gate by the use ot II all's Catarrh Curb. tickets lo the fair. Cheney. J As fully- - announced in the last last issue of The Bee, this is In the Cnlern Express Robbery Caught Atter a Long- Chase Mr. H. C. Fisher, Superintendent of the Southern Express Company, at Nashville, pasred 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 business and had been chasing Low since the gth of last March. It was on that date the Express Company was robbed of $1,600, near Calcra, Ala., by Gus Hyatt and Low. Hyatt was caught in Kansas Lity and is now serving a fifteen year sentence at Nashville for a later hold up nearCIarksvillc. The Bee reporter interviewed. Mr. Fisher as he passed through and got the tacts at first hand. After the Calera robbery Hyatt and Low divided the money, each taking $800, and Low left Hyatt and went to his home in Indiana, where he remained until located by Before they could the detectives. lay hands on him, however, he left home and was captured at Clinton, Ind., Thursday evening, and was being taken to Shelby county, Ala., for trial. The Calcra job is the only one in which Low assisted years Hyatt. Low is thirty-on- e old. When captured he was running an open saloon without license. - w3 Is Promised and Foreshadowed for Hopkins County ? o w 35a W5 mfr 3 3 5 t3 3 Fair BY FIRST DAY'S ATTENDANCE A Yesterday the biggest csowd at tencd the Hopkins County Fair that was ever seen on any first day during the history. It was "Children's Day," and the children were there by thousands. Standing a little way from the Amphitheatre, it seemed to be packed with bright, enthusiastic children and grown folks, while the ballocn prepared to go up and the acrobats and funny performers were doing (heir catchy acts. The multitude of cheerful, happy faces there was worth a journey to see. The management deserves congratulations upon the arrangement of the special days, "Children's Day" and "Miner's Day," and upon the special attractions they offer for the amusement of young people and old people. A very large attendance is expected "Miner's Day," and the last two days of the Fair generally take care of themselves so far as attendance goes. to-da- DEEP CUT IN PRICES ' FOR BUYERS. & CTtBBiXBCl. jfSisBBBBHRnB GREAT ATTRACTIONS Wc have cut to the rfd the prices on all our Big Assortment of This Which carried the story far and wide, Of certain cure for the loathsome tore Of theMoodbelonr. And'twasAyer'anama And his ariaparilla, that alt now, know, That was Juit beginning lti firht of faaa With ita cures of go years afo. Fifty Years Ago. lithe stamp that the Utter bora That bubbled up from the tainted tide Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the original sarsaparilla. It bas behind it a rocord for oures unoquallod by any blood purifying compound. It is the only sarsaparilla honored by a modal at tho World's Fair of 1893. Othors imitato tho romedy; they can't Iniitato tho record : gQ Yearg of Curaa. The Old-Ti- A STRAW GOODS! A 5K t5t 0 A Everything in this line almost given away. We also offer Special Bargains in Ia3n0 WASH 600DS At greatly reduced prices, also close out our line of Will S5 men utroug, blooJ pure. rir 1'iri.i tuilT. Cu.irjntcedtoL.aK.oLul.il ho-T I ui' 11, u 11,1.1 e wenk tH.,M AilinncL'ibts. Frank J. THE REPRESENTATION. The ng Bible, TIME TABLE I. C, R. R, ) (Effective May 6. 1S97 tit , i hi 3:30am 7:03pm 8'oara pm Dipn I.v, Central CHr.. . 8 13 a m a m ti 13pm 1:34 pm Lv. Nottonvllle l.v, Princeton ..10:19 am ii'toa m 401 pm Lv. 1'adaeati ti:aopm 1.57am 6.15pm Ly. Pulton ... ....... 1.33pm 3.30am 8.00pm At. aiempnu ....... 7.05 p m 710am . 8.10 a m .700 a m Ar. New Oilen. All train rnn dally Naa. tot and 104 are solid vetiiuuicu iraini, piuucii gas iiriiicu, wiiii uii. man lluflet Slrepera and Free KeclinloK Chair Cats between Cincinnati and New Urleani. Trains 101 and ioj alto runaolid between Cincinnati and new uiieant, carrying Pullman Unttet Meepert. Uliectconnectioni made at all jqnetion polnta, A. II. HANSON, C. F. and T. A. 1:11 NORTH IIOUNU. -- j No. 10a. .No. 104. No 111, ... S 30 p m 9x0 a ni Lv. New Oilcan 11.15 Pin Lv. Memphis 7:10am Lv. I'ulton 1:00 pm 11:10 p ni 600 a m ... 1:35 pm 1:15am 8:00a m I.v. l'nlocah . am Lv. Princeton 1:40 pm tuSain Lv. Nottonvllle. ... 3.39 pm 313 a m 10.30a in Lv. Central Cllr. ... 6 50 p m 10:35pm 8:00 am 3:13pm Ar. Loulitlll am 11:33 am Ar. Cincinnati SOUTH UOUND. No. 111. No. tot. No. 103. Lv. Cincinnati-- .. Lv. Loultvitla ..iiiioDtn 6arlinfoi tl apptmings. Nrwa Notes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy Special Mention. f tively cures Piles or no pay required. It is In 1896, when I served my country as a guaranteed lo Rive perfect satisfaction or IHm'l TuLjfro Spit and Kmulr limr Ufe Ami;. private in Company A, 167th, Pennsylmoney refunded. Price 25c per box. For To quit Uilmicu and li. rover, bo mac vania, Volunteers, I contracted cbroni Sale by St, tlcrnard Dru; Store. nvtle. lull of lllo, iicrvound vlnnr, laUo N0T0-llaIt bas given me a great deal Hist umket weak men diarrhoea. tliownnvlcrworl.tr. of trouble ever since. I have tried a Mr. J. T. Dailcy, a former citi- ilmiiir. All ilruKclaLi.rAinrll. Curoriunrun-teeIlooklct nml mmplo froo. Address zen of White Plains, has moved to Blcrllnu Kernel Co. Chicago nr Now York. dozen different medicinesanyand several prominent doctors without permanent Earlington, where he expects to relief. Not long ago a friend sent me a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and make his future residence. New Jersey Day. Diarrhoea Remedy, and after that I bought The scycral Jerscymcn m this a jo cent boltlo and now I can say ibat I ErorrlxMly Says So. am entirely cured, I cannot be thankful Cancureta Carulv UaUutrtic, tlm mit won- section who, by the way, have long enough to you for this great Remedy, and derful medical discovery of tho nj,'0, p'tais-ai- it since become staunch Kcntuckians If recommend it lo all suffering veterans. and refrosulnB- - to tho taste, net pontly and positively on kidneys, liver and IniwcIs, by adoption, will attend tho Tenn- in doubt write me. Yours gratefully, clcauslnjr tho cntlro system, dlscl essee Centennial on "New Jersey Henry Steinbrrgbr, Allentown, Pa. euro hcrulaclio, fovcr, lmbltu:il constipation Day," which will be some time in Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlingand biliousness. I'lcaso buy and try n Imx Gen. ton; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; Ceo. ofO. aauxlayOiVMIccnt. HiiMnnd the first half of October. King, St. Charles. guaratilood to euro by all druggists. c. d j- the men will now all be steadily at delegates. Died. The work, with good prospects. East 124 West Hanson The infant child of Mr. and iall business is opening and the 43 Ducklen's Arnica Salve. Hopkins county miner will have Oak Wall 51 of Mrs. Frank Hollingsworth, The best Salvo in the world for Cuts, this Total votes 218 in district, 4 delplace, died at 6 o'clock on good work. Druises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever egates. Sotrs. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Monday morning, the 23d inst., A Rematkable Cure ofChronic D.arrhOia Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- aged ten months. North Nebo 104 The Uachclor Maids held a called meeting at the home of Miss Celeste Moore on Mpnday afternoon. the only correctly illustrated Bible and Ibo only Object-Lessoteachin Bible ever ofg fered lo the public. It has a commentary appended to every chapter, and on every page, simplifying the text to the common understanding of every boy and girl in fact, you have all the information in possession of the whole world that will help lo a better understandingof God's Word. It contains all of the helps, sidelights, dictionaries, maps, comments and delegates will be sent as from the tables in the English language, and is Ibe MONARCH WILL RESUHE. old districts, as they were at the only Self Interpreting Bible. Rev. Cherry's Last Sermon. "Why bas not someone done this before? time of the polling of that, vote. idea and ideally carried out." Rev. J. T. Cherry, pastor of the Hloers Refused to Work Each district is entitled to one A grand S. Kirtlev, D. D., Pastor Delmar at Reduction Will Rev J. Methodist Episcopal, South, will delegate for each 50 votes cast for Ave. Baptist Church, St Louis. Return at Old District Prices. preach again to his Earlington conMcKinlcy, or fraction over 25. "There is not a form of Bible in existgregation on Friday night, SeptemOn Monday morning, Messrs. However, regardless of a less vote ence that compares with.it," ber 3rd. This will be his last ap- Anderson and Holloman, lessees than 50 in any precinct, there must Rkv. Wm H. Savary, Late Pastor Trinity (Unatarian) Church, S. Boston, pointment here before Annual Con- of the Monarch Coal Company, be one delegate from each pre "The engravings are alone worth Ibe ference, which meets at Henderson operating mines thrco miles north cinct. price of Ibe book, and the helps appended this year, and as there is always a of Earlington, notified their miners We here give the official Mc- to the texts are taken from reliable sources." possibility of a Methodist minister of a reduction of a half cent a Kinlcy vote and the representation J. W. McGarvry, President Biblo College, Lexington, Ky. being moved, this appointment bushel. The men all refused to to which each precinct and magis"If I could not obtain the book for less, may be the last time the Earling- work and have been out since. The terial district is entitled: I would gladly pay ten dollars a volume." ton people will hear Brother Cher- rate recently paid at that mine has Kev. R. L. Bates, D. D., Pastor Brom- McKinley vote. field Street Methodist Church, Boston. been the old district summer price ry for some time to come. White Plains 84 of 62 cents per ton, and the proNorlonvillo 8j The Klondyke Coal Fields. posed cut reduced it to 50 cents. Morton's Gap The Woman's Friend. 135 "I know from my own experience Ibat The operators say the reduction The Burlington Route is the diTotal vote 294 in district, 6 delfor ladies of a constipated habit there is was intended to be only temporary. egates. rect northwest line to Seattle or nothing to supply the place of German The bpcrarors have decided to Tacoma, and the direct westward Lake, Earlington 178 Mrs, J. P. Meneness, Liver Powder." advance the price again to the old S. E. Earlington 55 line to San Francisco, en route to Springfield, Ohio. N. E. Earlington "I have taken German Liver Powder for district summer rate of 62 y cents, Alaska. From 80 to 200 miles, Richland 23 dyspepsia, and other liver troubles, and and the men will resume work in a and several hours saved by the would not be without it." Miss Jennie day Total votes 367 in district, 7 del- Burlington's splendid passenger or two. Green, Abiline. Tex. There has been no cessation of egates. train service to the northwest from "Friends advised me lo try German Court House 130 Liver Powder for long standing liver com- work at any of the Hopkins county St. Louis, Kansas City or St. Elk plaint. I had relief before I had taken one mines since the great strike was 219 Joseph. Pullman sleepers and Mill med220 bottle. It did me mora good than all Free Chair Cars on all through Kitchen 154 Mrs. ordered which made thousands of icine prescribed by physicians." idlers throughout the country, and Several extra steamers John Campbell, Jeffersonville, Ind. Total votes 723 in district, 14 trains. n Englisb-3peakin- Sworn to before mc and subscribed in Tired,' Nervous, Sleepless my presence, this Cth day of December, gratefully they write Men and women-bo- w A. D. 1 886. about Hood's Sarsaparilla. Once helpless is A. W. Glbawn, and discouraged, having lost all faith in J co. r Notary Public medicines, now in good health and"ablo to THE COMING COUNTV CONVENTION. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and do my own work," because Hood's Sarsapacts directly on the blood and mucous sur- arilla bas power to enrich and purify the The basis of representation in faces of the s)siem. Send for testimonials blood and mako the weak sttong this is the delegate county Republican experienco of a host of people. free. convention to be held at MadisonF. J. Ciirnev & Co., Tolsdo, O. Hood's Pills are the best family catbart c villc Monday, September 6th, is Sold by Druggists, 75c. and liver medicine. Gentle, reliable, sure. the McKinlcy vote of 1896, an.l the Hall's Family Pills aro the best. Delegates Each Magisterial District Enlitled to in ot the eternal places of Bibiral events as they appear This is the first and only work ot the kind that has ever been published in all the world's history It is Illustrated nnd explained with photographs Sugar Melon. ain'i like They're tarmin' now by science I MATTINBS 2 5& it used to be; Tbe cotton'.", growin' diff'runl, and tbe corn s ahead o me; An' tbe melons ain't as juicy In ihe country round about, For they'vo raised 'em an' they've raised 'em till they've raised tho sweetness oull tbey pack 'em in tbe trains off lo cities 'crost the mounAn' send 'em tains an' tbe plains They call 'em "Kolb," an' "Jones," an' "George" they've named 'em bfg an' small; But tbe old time sugar mellon was tbe sweetest one of all I They grow 'em now for shipping; t JB) JjjCt At prices that will be appreciated. We have Great Bargains in a ? J& BIG LINE OF SHOES k Wfr An' tnroed its green sides temptln'ly to sunshine an' lo vou; melons It was But for these more than any match 'Twas sunny sweet an' honey sweet Ihe pick of all tbe patch I new-fangl- Tbar warn't no style about it; it growed tbar in the dew. I B5 'fe Nothing but honest stock and good values offered.' And you won't for- get that our Sk BIG GROCERY Contains everything you need or sire for your table during the hot weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice. Anything de- f 3i in lie When the hot sun was while sky overhead, An' you found a cool fenco corner, an, yon ripped into its red, An' the sweet juice was a drippin' from your Barlow's rusty blade You talk about honey sippin' 'twas tbe sweetest ever madel Ain't notbin' now kin beat ill Tbey may raise 'em fur an' free; They may call 'em "Stonewall Jackson," "Sam Jones" or Robert Lee; Uut I'll tell era plain an even tnougn they're liable to doubt That they've named them an' reclaimed 'em till they've drained tbe sweetness out I I....nt will sail before the season closes. Finis McGary was in the city Jersey Day, and .1 large delegatins week. He is now traveling for tion is expected from that state. the Tennessee Nursery Company of Humboldt, Tcnn., and is well Dr. Bell's Peppermint Chill Tonic is a pleased. pleasant liver laxative. It gives you an appetite. It prepares your stomach and Yucatan Chill Tonic. digestion for receiving and assimilating The fir oil reliable and popular tonic, whatever your appetite may crave This It breaks the and febrifuge. chill and prevents its return, strengthening tho patient and gives healthy lona nnd vigor wilboul regard 10 diet. Pleasant to Warranted nt drug Price 50c. take. James F. Rushing, of Trenton, N. J., will deliver the address of New , To 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. store Married On Thursday evening last, Miss Ida Almon to Brasher Jackson, Rev. C. C. Hall official-nR- . A distinction without adiOerenee amounts lo but little. There is a difference a real difference a vast difference between Suth- erland's Esglo Eyo Salve and any other. The greatest difference is In Ibe results from Its use. It cures sore eyes, granulated lids and styes quicker than any known remedy and cannot Injure the eye of a babe. Sold by Den T. Kobinson and St. Ucrnard drug store. Born. To assist in filing saws a new deWalter Favors has a fine boy at vice has a socket with a flat base is a his house. It receive the point jq the file, an and the first. Walter is proud and to indicator being attached to the 'The camels arc cominfj" was all is well. socket to show the angle at which the tune the hand struck up, when the file runs when the base slides the bicyclists appeared coming Fiee Pills. & on the back of the vise. around the bend humping themSend your address to II. E. Uucklen selves like all possessed. Dumb Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of UilorntoYour lionets With CmcnreU. Dr. Kl g's New Life Pills. A trial win Animals. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation lorctor. pills nine-poundcon-v!n1 The True Remedy. makes rich, red blood, bona and flesh. W M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, "Ills , This builds you up and makes you stout. This cures chills so tbty stay cured. Sold Chief, says: "We won't keep bouse withby lien T. Robinson and St. Bernard drug out Dr. King's New Discuvery for ConExperisumption, Coughs and Colds. store. mented with many others, but never got The "Bachelor Maid's Club" of Ibo true remedy until we used Dr. King's Earlington will help to celebrate New Discovery No olber remedy can lake "Miner's Day" by attending the its place In our home, as in it we have a fair in i body to day. And the certain and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Bachelors will dine with them on Whooping Coughs, etc." It is idle lo exthe fair grounds. periment with other remedies, even if they are urged on you as Just as good as Dr. Cure a Cold in One Day. To King's New Discovery. They are not as Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails good, because this remedy has a record of It never to Cure, 25c For sale by St. Bernard cures and besides is guaranteed Drug Store, Earlington, Ky. fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at Sl Bernard drug store. Ask your ticket agent for detailed information or write the under signed. L. W. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. Heroic Feat of Charlie Cecil the South Nebo ;...n6 Danville Foot-Ba- ll Crack. Dalton 139 Danville, Ky., Aug. ax. The Total votes 369 in district, 7 del heroic act of young Charley Cecil, egates. who last year played "tackle" on Charleston 98 l Dawson team, the Center College 104 Ilsley 123 no doubt saved the life of Miss St Charles 179 Emma Smith, only daughter of C. Total votes 504 in district, 10 N. Smith, president of the Central delegates. Kentucky Carriage Co. Miss Smith It will be seen by this that the was driving down Main street in a total representation from the six phaeton when her horse became frightened. It started out on a districts will be 40 delegates. dead run, and Miss Smith, afraid Doilf, pimples and eruptions, scrofula, to leap from the vehicle, held the salt rheum and all other manifestations of lines with a death grip. The street impure blood are cured by Hood's Sarsapa was crowded with vehicles. rilla. Young Cecil saw the flying animal coining toward him, ran to the PERSONAL. middle of the street, grabbed the Misses Susan Atkinson and May lack- bridle of the animal as it started to son visited Miss Beltio Hopper .it pass him, and bv a peculiar twist this week. brought the horse lo its knees. Misses Annie Ashby and Frankio Stokes The horse fell prostrate, and young are visiting in Guthrie this week. Cecil held its head down until Miss Miss Ruth Plain, of Madisonville.passed through here Sunday on her way home Smith alighted from the vehicle. foot-ballo tucky, Tennessee, Tbe old red hills of Ceorgia wbarever tbey may bel An'I don't keer what they call 'em, or if they're big or small e sugar melon was tbe sweetest The of 'cm alll Atlanta Constitution. old-lim- don't care where tbey como from Ken- f f I m5 S. you want at ST- - BERNARD WML STORES- - f TEACHERS WANTED! Over 4.000 vacancies Louisville, Ky. ) President nnd Manager. ) Northern racincles Chicago office, Southern vacancies Loulivlllo both oflicos. W. Cor. Several plans; two plans The Fifth Avenue Hotel, at more members. Ten cents pays for book, containing plans and a $500 love story TEES positions. Louisville, has recently undergone College days No charge to employers for recommending teachers. Rev. Dr. 0. M. Sutton, Sutton Teichert' Bureau, some considerable repairs in tbe' Southern Teachers' Burtiu, SI . A.M., several times as many vacancies as membsrs. Must have give free registration; one plan GUARANof ) V 1 way of painting and refitting, and other improvements are in con Manager Campbell is: templation. doing everything in bis power for the traveling public and will treat you well. Hiln 1 3d Sts V 69-7- 1 L'tarborn office Chicago, III. One fee icRlttcrs in The great Hopkins County Fair. August 25, 26, 27, 28. Subscr ibe for The Bee. e - "MMfei-f-- k JOT A' from Greenville, where she went to attend tho Institute at that placo. Clay Hall and Roy Baker, of Dixon, were in the city Sunday, Mrs Dan M. Evans and Miss Dona Wood were in Madisonville Saturday afternoon. L. II. O'Brien and Mrs. Susan Turner and children visited tho Tennessee Centennial Monday Frank D. and Ben Rash returned Saturday from a visit to relatives in Henderson. Mr. W, H. Doyal and family Inft Saturday for Sebree to make their future residence, Mr William McCarley and family left Saturday for a week's visit to their daughter in Morganfleld. Miss Georgie Bishop, of Madisonville, visited relatives here Saturday. Mr. Will Feland and family have returned from a visit lo relatives at Morgan-fiel- HOW TO FIND OUT, Fill a bottle or common water glass with hours; urine, and let it stand twenty-fou- r a sediment or setting indicates a diseased When urine condition of the kidneys. stains linen it is positive evidence of kidToo frequent desire to urinney trouble ate 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. Kilmer's Swamp-roo- t, 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 bold urine and scalding urin in passing it, or bad effects following use ot liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. Tbe mild and extraordinary effects of Swamp-Roo- t is soon realized. It stands tbe highest for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should bavo the best. Sold by drug- gests, price fifty cents and one dollar. For a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent tree by mall, mention 1 he IJbk and send your full postoffice address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamplon, N. Y. The proprie tors of this paper gaurantee tbe genuineness of this offer. m$ to KtSlEAMUpAiiDYour nnAT Rn s nnwn l DONT FAIL TO USE. 'Mil' '' -i votra X. j yA;i,ii:' - SB'ill'ii vjy s-dm WlilnW -- j f DAILY CAPACITY L&notL WRITE -- .. 3 PRICES tfe&i nnnn 7iaW?80 i,vww Mil w La .ajtsiN JISiBaa REFEHtnCLTO ""fr MMSgLJ&mM JrW S ". yaM' FOR- 1 r"trlN r 1 5? 'TjO T ATiJkaa TlS & K. JA "OT 3t 1 "vfJiW fxLi) -- 1 re vou ot their merits. These sy in action and are particularly effeclhe Ob imbjrlui..- C ,lic. Cholera an 1 Diarr- w, wuu w.. WMa III lUOLUIDU lini-- a Remedy alwajs affords prompt ache. For Malaria and Liver troubles they Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, bavo been proved invaluable. Tbey are EirlinRton; Ben Robinson, Mortons Gap; guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegeGeo. King, St. Charles. table. Tbey do not weaken t y their action, stomach and bowels hut bv your oh! friends at the greatly elvine tono lotho system. Regular Meet invigorato great Hopkins County Fair August 0W oik nor hnr Sold bv St. Bernard -idrug store 25, ao, 37, 2H. ro-i- ,., . .u. .J. ,- 1ANDY CATHARTIC aca'vctb CURECOHSTIPATIOH "2 UKBK1IV 10., fblf ! 1BS0LDTRLY GnAMHTRED A. RTritMlWl Jtt tookltt 1m.:so 10 ALL tin fr. amrriT ZJti?ZS?J3&S jit.j o. Mrnlrcsl, . " DAUWIOTS Cs., orKtwTors. " E B. BourUnd, of Madisonville, was in town last Thursday. d Mrs. EdRar Bramwell. of Nashville, the family of Frank Bramwell bero this week. Miss Susan Jorgenson. of Paducab, is visiting relatives here. Quite a number of young people from 10c, 3c. II 0. 0. fall, druggists refund money, Madisonvillo attended the "Watermelon Fete" Riven by Eldred and Miss Pauline Davis Thursday evening. Centennial Rates. Mrs, Mattie Ashby, of Onion, Ky., visThoL. & N. has offered the following Surplus Fund, ited Mrs, C. C. Hall last week, returning Capital Sick Paid In, rates good for (he ronnd trip nn account 120,000. $50,000. Monday. of Ibe Tennessee Centennial; Tickets good home COMMENCEO BUSINESS IN I8S7. Misses Mary and Ellen Etheridge and twenty days, $4.70; tickets good fifteen da.) a Miss Brown, of Nashville, are visiting the $3 40; tickets gooJ lor sevon days 11 73 family of W. W. Etheridge of this city. i'.i Elmo Shaver was called to Nashville last Automatic brakes for railroad cars arc designed lo take the place week or) account ofE.the serious" illness of Long. sister, Mrs. J. of bumpers, a sliding ' nil bring his The advantages nf a bank account Mr. and Mis James Davis, of Evans-vill- e are numeiors It is not to busiset in each corntr nf tin: cur, to are visiting relatives here this week. ness men we are talkin- g- thi-which levers are connect! d to Misses Lucy and Carrie Crenshaw were know nil about it hut to salaried throw the brake against the wheels in Madisonvile Monday afternoon. mi:n, wan earners and to women when the engine slows up. Thf-m'Agalha Egloff visited M' . hafety if the bank is .1 o Little In Madisonville this w k. good one. There's con vrnk'iic- eBryan To Cure ConUlimtlon Forever. thfl money always reif) nnd out Miss Zola Sanders sprnt last week in TnkoCntcarots Candy Catu.irUc. lOaorSSc. of reach of yi ur own potty iqu.ic C. O. C. fall to curt), drucKihts refund monoy. the country with her anther. If lining, no. It is easy In sprnil small Mims when you have a lie Jiut Lcfttlio Dollar Olf. business world a man'sclnthrs are In the su in ytuir pocket -almost bis only passports lo success The Kannst ,t. lurnal" (Rep) MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY. bis credit and influence bis standir Mr 11 is the victim of affect community A w:ii dressed Poisil la the typog phic I error. Ilis pre- reflects credit upon his good taste. WhocaatMaK a some Hnm An wheat w ttti en to 25 Born & Co., THE GREAT CHICAt diction lit thliut to utAtrm 1 may vruir Mra MERCHANT TAILORS, cater to roa r KM crine ruratwmIUi.fMttJOnN Wl if McK nley was 1, cieil Jnay ullorlng need of men: ic 7,000 cities cents CO., AllorWrllo T ineir iijjju proa oner neri. WuhHunonJ 1 ave been written i 25, Ddnewuatctou 4 luTeoUone wanted. viUftgei sunuany, vis-le- WifSvESfSfSEEtftA flBl t4C5igRiW4RkRRMfiel RRRRRRI RRJ RRv ett eLv ARl LRRRHsVkSaRBa&l m w RHRRRRRH9W!SPS! a the BEST STEAM COAL on TiiC MARKET. SOT US A . JNO. G. MORTON, y frjKsh omm ORDERS PHOHKIU TrL GRDEFtAND YOUWILL, UjSE HO r- r. 5f.r - ruxtu xvJU jfriRraflTlONfiUARANTI, m .'WktBB 11 ! Wanted Idea 1 1 flRR' CD? o &&&tfuia Hi Ipwr SUNDAY-SCHOOL- i,. "y- S Cab"1 Tfl IT T - Vjrs llN JOHN B. CASTUMAX. ARTI1UU C. UXGIIAM. nitECKINMDCE CASUEX1AX. r.. IE . Royal Insurance Co. OF LIVERPOOL. The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World, LESSON IX, THIRD QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 29. Mem4 Text of tho Lesson, Acts xix, ory Verses, Golden Text, Luke ! tlio IIcv, I), 31. xil, Stearns. 21-384-2- 0 9 SI. KtliNAHU Miners and Shippers f m P E33 TO AC M n TO n. fi A UUAL uUMr'ANY. Am I s A m m h N mm ao Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky. Does the Largest Business in the Southern States. Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 $249,831,03 BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL General Office Louisville. Managers Southern Department. PAUL M. MOORE, EarhnRton, Ky., Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity. SI). "After theso thlnps wero ended, Tnul purposed In tho Fp'lrlt to ro to snylng, 'After I. hnolx;cn thoro I must also boo Home.' " Our Inst lesson in the Acta left Paul at Corinth, whero ho continued n year nnd six months teaching tho word of Ood. ITo then returned to Antloch In Syria, taking Kphcsus, CieK.i-re- a nnd Jerusalem on hi way. After Foino tlrno spent nt Antloch Paul stnrtod on his third missionary tour, going through Qnlatla and Dirvgln till ho camo to Kphcsus, whero ho had left Aqulln and Prlscllla, nnd to which city ho had promised to return, Ood willing (chapter zvlll, 21. 9 INCORPORATED. t I j 9? qm A ofQOAL AND COKE. .1 I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, E3iixT.c:lr"i 'af if 'Mm ill i Orleans Two Through Trains Daily Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Dining Cars Nashville to Chicago 13 HOURS NASIIVILLC TO CII1CAQO "NEW ORLEAHS&FLORIDA SPECIAL" Leaves New Orleans Dally at ia.03 noon laL..&N.R.K. Nashville at 7.30 a. m. Through tlullct Sleeping Cars from New "CHICAGO &NASHYILLE LIMITED" Leaves Nashville. Dally at 7.20 p.m. For detailed Information, address P. P. JEFFRIES, Ocn'l Paiirnger Agent Hvansvllle, !nd, O. II. IIILLMAN, Oen'l 5outhern Agent Nashville, Tenn. S. L. ROdERS, Trav. Passenger Agent Atlanta, Qa. 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SOTX MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprietary- - MILLION 08 Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the traded (' A New York eornpsny or manufacturing chemists, tho Ttlpans Chemical Company, tablet or "tabulo" coruposwl placed upon tba market about nro joari uton mrdk-lua- l medicinal drug! which bad been aatcr of compressed powdered preparatluui 1 1 other, for talned to be ot more general usn nmuui; medical men than an an Impairedthe euro or ! digestion or loTlatlon nt uch llli common to man iu I1.00 their origin In weakened capacity (or assimilating rood.ubsorbliig nourlihment and eliminating watlp. Tho catalosuo of Ilia Included under this head Is aald to Include pretty nearly every disease for hlch tho physician Is called upon to urcicrlbo. In preparing their standard remedy for tho acceptance of tho American iicople the company laid down tho principle Krade, prepai ed should bo everythingthat protected usentering Into tho pocket Iniact andof the highest through and so extended any unimpaired to retain Its qualities and lapse of tlrao In any climate. Only tho choicest drugs should be used, their preparation should beta accordance 1th tlio fated lcrfcrtcd methods of modern science, thetabulcs packed In glass, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Kren the corks usod hare been of a grade so high In Iti requirements that no manufrclurer of these Tory-dastoppers could supply moro Hi 1 n small proportion from Ms output that would meet tbo exacting specifications. Tho Moss vials wero In turn pecked In boxes of a quality not surpassed In beauty and icrficllonnf workmanship by ihosourcd by the Having tetibelrhlghstandard, most fastidious dealers In Jewelsaud oriumentcofgold. andneverconsontlngto vary from It, the rroprletors resorted to the accepted modern methods of making their commodity known, and sotcu hundred thousand dollars within llvo years In newspaper adi ertislng has Informed every American citizen conocrnlng thn suicrlor and surprUlng qualltUa of lllpans Tabules. of the changed conditions that iwfop Delng tlioughlrul and painstaking olw.-c- rs over tho commercial world, and careful to noto every clrcumstanco having a brailng upon tho successful prosecution of their trade, tho managers of the company have noted that thcra is a present insistent demand for a lower price for every srtlelo that reaches or approaches an universal use, and that the people, although requiring tho best of everything, resent being called upon to pay heavy percentages for superfluous wrapping and pocking or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might re suit la vears, but is needless In the caso of n purchase Intended to ba consunud In a week. It hasalfio been discovered, and proved by the test of time and actual experience, to lots the that theso Tabules do not havomighttendoncy havo ot qualities or diminution of ex at first been expected, Inasmuch as, under rellonco from oxposuro that favorable conditions, thoso that have lain looso In a drawer, a traveling bag or pocket for several weeks or months aro found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious as ever. Acting upon tboso suggestions, and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of print nowspapers now sola for a cent Instead of the old rate of five t Imes that amount, n'til the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, tho company havo entered upon tho exncrlnu nt ot putting up lllpans Tabules In pasteboard I irtin, which they v. Ill nrler to the trado upon terms which will permit of a packago living sold by tho ilrugglst or storekeeper at a price lower than ever Iteforo adopted for tabules, or dotes, for one half a cent each. II proprietary medicine FIVK CKNTS-t- en Th.i ("imninv will not dlscontlnuo tbo manufacture and sals In tho form with which lllpans Tabules, but t' iieople hivo learned to know and value theas may desire them. will offer the chesper -- xicrlinentnlly for tho benefit of such It should bejplalnly irr nUiMUml Ih it tho quality of the medicine Is Identical In both sorts, tho only difference t nara ttlng up. Tho 111 it n rnrm nnn romnnrattvo rats or ruiczinir or yet to Ih) had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any drug- tc nr ot xt wbl itnln n supply when requested by a customer to do so I but In any caso a single en itnlnlng ten talmles, will be sent, postage paid, to any address for five cents In rt .t.niiH forwarded to the lllpans Chemical Co., No. 10 Spruce St. New York. Until the . irMhnrniighly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will be supplied at a of front, " ir l.. iv'iir h w III allow them a fair margincartons) forviz t 1 dozen cartons for 40 cents. i $2053, 29 grots 13,000 cartons) for ml II cartons) for tltt- - S gross (Til tiii. i ah with tho order In every case. 5x35SL-J- aro tho undcfllcd in tho way who walk in tho law ot tho Lord. It Is n heavenly way, but very narrow, nnd fow thoro bo that find It. It la In Him, nnd with Him and excludes nil that is not of Him. 24, 5. "Sirs, yo know that by this craft wo havo our wealth." This Is tho begin nlng ot tho address of Demetrius, n silversmith, to his fellow workmen, whom bo had called together. His thcino was their craft or trndo or manner of making money, a subject which will get an Interested audlcnoo almost any time. Witness tho labor organizations nnd tho strikes often associated therewith in our own day. Whatever will Bccm to turn moro money Into pcoplo's pockets Is rpt to bo an interesting subject. 0. "Not alono at Kphcsus, bt.t almost throughout all Asia, this Paul hath persuaded and turned away much people." What a good testimony to Paul, or rather to tho Spirit's work through Paul, In tho namo ot Uio Lord Jesus I Tbo Lord, through him, had turned many from idols unto Ood (I Thcss. 1, 0), so many that tho Idol business was suffering severely, and thoso Interested wero greatly stirred. 27. "Not only this our craft is in danger to bo set at nought, but also that tho temple of tho great goddess Diana should bo despised." It would novcr do to havo such magnlflccnco that all tho world worshiped, despised, for what would all tbo world over do without Diana? Yet three men dared to desplsa Nebuchadnezzar's imago, which all tho world worshiped, nnd tho tlrno will como when many will daro to desplso another lmnge, which all the world Will worship (Itcv. xlli, 8, 15), choosing death rather than such favor. 28. "And when they heard thoy wero full of wrath and cried out, saying, 'Great Is Diana ot tho Epheslans.' " Thcndas boasted himself to bo somobody; Simon tho sorcerer gavo out that himself was como great ono; tho coming antichrist will proclaim that ho himself Is God, and many will bcllcvo it, and great will bo his wrath against all who opposo him. Tho devil will gather tho armies of earth against God both at tho beginning nnd end ot tbo next thousand years, but all will bo ovcrcomo by tho Lamb, for Ho Is King ot kings and Lord ot lords (Rev. xlx, 10; xx, 8; xvll, 14; II Thcss. 11, 4, 8). 20. "And tho wholo city was filled with confusion." Confusion and chaos aro not tho work of God, but of tho dovll, whether In an individual or In a household or in tho world, and therefore somo think that tho work of tho devil may bo seen as far back in tho Dlblo story as Gen, 1, 8; that In tho beginning God must havo created all things good and that an enemy was for tho chnos of verso 2. 80, 81. Paul would willingly havo stood by his friends, who for his sako nnd for Christ's sako wero In danger, but his alfriends would not suffer him. ready been stoned and left for dead, and ho was ready at any time to dlo for Christ (xlv, 10; xxl, 18). It was never with him a thought of personal comfort, but only of how ho could magnify Christ. Sometimes wo nro compelled by circumstances to go forward when wo would fuln keep back and somotlmcs to keep back when we would fain go forward. Tho way of rest Is to do what you can go forward if tho way opcnB, and, If not, stay. "Do ns occasion servo thco, for God U with thco" (I Sam. x, 7). Trust Him to mnnago everything, nnd bcllcvo that Ho does, and bo quiet and confident. 82. "Somo therefore cried ono thing, and somo another, for tbo assembly was confused,' and tho moro part know not whercforo they wero como together." This was not an assembly of bollovcrs, but of tho world's pcoplo, tho enemies of God, and yet It h it fair description of tho so called church of today, for tho preachers aro crying ono thing and another, and It might bo said that tho most of thoso who go to church onco a week know not why they go or what they really do believe, 83. "And they drew Alexander out of tho multitude, tho Jews putting him forward." If this was Iho same Alexander as ho of II Tim. lv, 14, Alexander tho coppersmith, then tho smiths wero right in this squabble, slhcrsmiths iind coppersmiths (verso 24), or, In other words, it was business nnd Idolatry versus Christ. It certainly should not u so that business Bhotild bo against CluUt, but It is too much tho ense, nnd will bo very decidedly so nt tho tliuo of His coming In power and glory (Hov. sill, 17; xvlll, 84. "When they know that ho was n Jew, all with ono voice, about the spuco of two hours, crltd out, Gnat is I i it of tho Kphosiaus." ' How fqw cry cut, Gtcnt Is Jesus of Nazareth I" yet "Him hnlli God exalted" (Acts v, 81), and lilin ulune, giving Him a namo which U iitano cvtry namo, that at Ills namcevcry kneo should bow (Phil. II. 0, 10). The time will como when all who exult themselves against Him shall be brought down, nnd tho Lord alono cxnltu In that. Thorcforo It is wlso to cciibo from man whose breath Is In his nostrils and to behold tho Lord (Isa. 11, 17, ' SI; ill, 1). Ho-ha1 ). and all tho province of Asia heard tho word of tho Lord Jesus, so that many believed, tho namo ot tho Lord Josus wan magnified, tho word of God grew mightily and prevailed, and thousands of dollars' worth of bad books Hero begins" our lesson. wcTo burned. S3. "His purpose was to go through Macedonia and Achalrt, whero ho had been on his previous tour, but ho still tarries in Asia a season whllo ho sends Tlinothcus and Erastus uhcad of him into Macedonia. In a future lesson wo shall hnvo his testimony as to Ms labors in Asia, Whether sojourning or Journeying his ono ambition was thnt Christ should bo magnified In him and that ho might better know Him (Phil. 1, SO; HI, 10). S3. "And about that tluio there nroso no small stir concerning tho way" (It. V.). In tho margin of chapter Ix, S, tills way is called "Tho Way." Sco also In the It. V. chapters xlr, 0; xxil, 4; xxlv, 14, C. Jesus Himself sold, "I nm tho Way" (Jas. xlv, 0). In Ps. cxlx, 1, wo read, "Dlcssod (zlz, 10; xx, 01), at Kphcsus over two years i' cl 0 Tj I. imiHtiwuj , u..t uuicaii, niini'r nniist', fT...l Jl'lllll(. hV. lllllH.bbl.L-S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main iintl Auction Streets Memphis, Tenn. Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Intl. rAni)rT t whuvwiiu, m.uidKui, l aui i. XT . t t ... n rl iuuiry oircct, insiivuic, r- vj. n. r . . Offices. rnnr. uuuaii, w nmnngrr, 1 ., 1 ....... Wholesale Agents-JOH- N T. HESSER, Hauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN. Room Sq. Hartford Buildine. Chicaeo. III. P t I ip THE FAMOUS NO. 3 COAL For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. I I l&n.railkoa.. THU GREAT I THROUGH TRUNK between lie ciliitt nl 1.1NT , -- 2 4 J. Cincinnati, Lexington, l.ouisxii Evansville, St. Louis. And tho cities of 5 H 0 Nashville, Memphis, Montgoinen Mobile and New Orleans, , I s BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND PURNHBES. 2 Why buy AnthracitexCoal, when you can get ST. BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- d . Without Clianpc SPEED AND UNRIVALED. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST UOU'i Ii From St. Louis, Evansville and Henderson to the SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH! THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga, making direct connection WITH PULLMAN PALACE CAKS , ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MDNEY iiit;-iiSi'iii3oSiSi- ii S For Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA. ENDEAVOR. CHRISTIAN $ First Time Since pns-Eag- $ Toplo Tor tlio Week llegltiulng Ave. S3. Comment by ltcv. S. II. Doyle. Tone Havo wo tho spirit of Christ t Item. Till, MS. FOR JJt.i,rZte ,li i rt.i.-j- SHERIFF. in Webster County, i ... Independent Candidate Tho "Spirit ot Christ" iu this of Scripturo tloe.s not menu the niiiid or disposiliou ot Christ. Tlio expression clearly means tho actual of Christ in the heart of tho believer in tho person of tlio Holy Ghost. Wo havo also usctl hero tho expression tho "Spirit of God." This is identical with tho "Spirit of Christ." Both expressions aro identical, and both designato tho Holy Ghost, tho adorn-bi- o third person of tho Trinity. There, is no impropriety in interchanging theso expressions. They nro tho thrco persons of tho satno Godhead, and whero tlio Father is there the Son is, and whero tho Sou is thero tho Holy Ghost is. .Tho Spirit of God is everywhere yet Ho is said to dwell wherever Ho specially manifests Hinisclf. Ho dwells in heaven. Ho tiscd to dwell lu the temple. Ho uow dwells iu tho church nnd in each individual bcliover whoso body is a templo of tho Holy Ghost. ' Whether tho Spirit of Christ dwells iu us or not is n very important question. Upon tho answer to this question depends tho validity of our claim to Christianity. It is tho supremo tcsfof truo and gcunino disciplcship. "If nuy man havo not tho Spirit of Christ, ho is nonq of His." How may we know whether wo havo tho Spirit of Christ? Tho first test is tho character of lifo that is iu us. If Cnrisfbe in us, wo aro spiritually minded nnd our lives aro characterized by deep spirituality. If Christ bo not in us, wo lovo and worship tho world and tho things of tho world. "If Christ bo iu you, tho body is dead of sin, but tho Spirit is lifo of righteousness." Our inward nnd outward lives will tell uh very readily whether or not Christ dwells iu us. A fcccoml test of Iho indwelling of Christ is fruitbearing. If Christ is iu uh, wo will bring forth fruit to tho honor nnd glory of God. "Ho thnt nbitleth in Me," says Christ, "and I in him, tho Knmo bringcth forth much fruit." And again, "Herein is my Father glorified that Ho bear much fruit. So shall yo bo My disciples. " And nguin, "By their fruits sliull yo know them." By our lives nnd by our fruit wo cannot but tell if Christ dwell in us. If not both by faith and prayer, wo should seek for tho outpouring ot tho Spirit upon us. Wo should clenuso ourselves from nil siu, empty tho heart aud lifo of self nnd tho world, eo that Christ can como iu mid dwell with us, and if Ho dwell with us here, wo snail dwoll with Him hereafter. "Behold I stand nt tho door and knock, nnd if nuy 1111111 will hear My voico and open unto Mo I will como iu and sup with him nud ho with Mo." Ixi, Biblo Headings. Isa.xlli, Luko iv, Mnlh. si, xiv, Acts ii, 1; John xiii, I2pli. V, Gnl. v, I Cor. vi, Phil, ii, I Pet. i, 11; ii, ill, IJohn ii, ' Hanson School. o 4; 28-817-11C-115-210-24; 20-217-2- 1891 lins the Dollar Mark been Reached at Chicago. WHEAT SALE AT IIOI'KINhVILLE 11IG What the Rise in the Price Wheat leans to the Ken-- tucky Farmer. of Chicago, Aug. 21. "Dollar wheat" was reached on the Chicago board of trade This is to-da- an increase of seven cents over yesterday's price, and a net rise in September wheat of twelve cents within two dajs. The profits have been enormous to the farmers who hold the wheat of the country. Harldy a n.outli ago the price fluctuated in the vicinity of sixty-fivand seventy cents. e SOL!) AT A DOLLAR PER BUSHEL. Dis- Large Quantity of Wheat posed of at Mopkinsvillc. Hopkinsville, Ky., Aug. 21. VV. T. Cooper, acting for himself and two other growers, sold to 0 the Crescent Milling Company bushels ot cash wheat at $1 per bushel. Many farmers arc in MONEY FOR FARMERS. town and arc jubilant over the good price, and most of them will let their crops go at Si. There will bo a bipiizin at N irtonvillo The Christian county crop is cs Prices for All Grades of Tobacco Sun.liy after tho noon 'servica. timatcd at a million bushels, and Average Double Last Year's Miss Slaton, wh is teichini; sit Whito ISJUSTASCOOD FOR ADULTS. advance of fifty cents means half a I'Uins, is meeting with much success WARRANTED. PRICE EOcts. Figures. million dollars to the fanners, as ' In ber ichoot. OAt.ATIA, 11X8., NOT. 10, aa. but few of them have sold yet. Paris Slcdlclno Co., Bt. toula. Mo. At Norionvilltf next Snnd ty ihn person Oontlcmeni Wo mild Inst roar, C00 boUls o" TONIO uk! hare TA8TK1.KS8 Smaller Crops, but Millions More who gives iliu pastor ibe mist owr fifty mtOVU--tbrro tiroes alreadyCHILI.year. In all or x. bought this 1 Ivirl-ingtoto-da- y 17,-001 imaginations of wheat owners arc that it will be hard to content them with a less price than within the immediate neighborhood of a hundred cents. Another clement 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 pounds to the bushel, and therefore will 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 quitcas much as paid this week. Dollar wheat is not of so much importance in itself, but it means a vast deal when its influence upon otlitr 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 imagined. We arc carrying millions of bushels of the old crop in addition to the flocks and herds which are falcned on it exclusively. All other farm products must be advanced In this sense it may likewise. truly be said that wheat is the gento whose standard eral all other staples arc compelled to conform In fact a sort of superstitious reverence is attached to it everywhere in the world. The in the processreal standard-beare- r ion of prosperity is this same sheaf of wheat. so inilamcd price-maker Louisville is the largest tobacco market in the world, and the farm- Connections arc made at Gtitlnio and Nashville for all points ers of Kentucky receive more revenue from this source than the North, East, South and West, farmers of any other State. In Pullman Palace Cars. T" ur (Rioted (Mfiens. ! K EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the lino of tl.s All corautunieations ami iiulipra ot wwt is road vv receive special low rales alilmst-i- l la lilnlne to tills column .hotilrt Oto. ALtiANPia, KailiiKlnii, Sec agents of this company for Atkinson I.ilcrnry ami Industrial College rates, routes, &c, or write to will bcRin tliu woik tit its fitlh swion, C P Atuok. G. P A T. A . September 3. 1S97 Ampin arr.incemonU havo been made la ininro this best intellectual trainlnR On Sunday, August 29, uill ba bnlil the closing servica ot Iho A M li. ion church for Ibis conference jMr. Kav Q 11 Walker, D O , yill prcacli Inn farewell sermon. Kentucky Conference of Ibe A. M. E Zion church will convene in Louisville tho first Wednesday in September MissMittie M.ilone, of I'aducih, is visiting in EitlinRlon, We aro creditably informed that Mim Malonc is an artist ot the first magnitude Tbo Qiarlcrly MrtelinR list SunJiy wis a crand success spiritually, anil did riuite well financially, l'residin lildor I W Selectman preached two able sermons ol I citizm of Mr. Luis It 17, is on the sick list. Ills m my friends wish him a speedy recovery. Tho Arbor Musket meding at Whito I'Uins Sunday prove! to l Ihn l.it uf thn nelson. ToUl collection, $17 5 Kirbiiijliin, M.ulismivilli, Kirkm insvilli. Cnifton, Nr- 'ouvillc, Morions Gip nnd other plins ere rrprcsenleJ Louisillo, Kentucky. GBOVfc. HILL TDNIC u AiiXEr.Cinii ACQ. TA STELESS KENTUCKY YIELD AND CAIN. For It. Ul if) WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery. S I hU PRICES ryjraMcwnjisnicjpi cj ALWAYS Sebree, Ky., Aug. 24. The announcement of 13. 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- ocratic-ropulifusion candidate. riesays ne win get uoui tuc voic of the Republicans and Sound Money Democrats. He has. been elected Sheriff twice by the Democrats, and is a power in politics. st Hanson is "in it," 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 Board $8 to $9. Tor month. elegant catalogues, address E. McCully, A. M., Principal, Hanson, Ky. (living Scripture fleam re. in Kentucky for 1897 is officially estimated at nearly it, 500,000 bushels, which is by far the greatest production since the prosperous year of 1892. Not only is the jicld comparatively enormous, hut the quality is iMrcmcly i xct'llt nt, own Hirpibsiiig that liaivt stetl in 1892 Taking into consideration ihc increase in jield and the incieubc price, when Kentucky wheat touched the dollar mark yesterday, the Kentucky wheat crop this year is worth today about 7,400,000 more than the last year's crop. This is certainly prosperity for the Kentucky farmer. -111 of wheat Emormous increase in the Value Utmiiinbcr Miner's Uiy at the Fiir, Louibville, Ky., Aug 21. Toof this Over Last Year's Corp. Ibe Motions Gip choir .sang vf or tbo bacco is a luxury, and at the same Louisville, Aug. 22. The yield tiiw a necessity, but when poverty liaskrl meeting at Wliilu Plains Sunday Kevs. Win. Dickerson, C. W. Oliver, Dm cents to help him on bis way lo Conference will receive a s.olid gold ring. perienro ot It roan. In tbo drug business, Dorer sold an nrtlclo that gao such unlrersal juur Toulc Your truly, bars The Farmer's Price Maker. Courier-Journal. THE LOWEST. ' VjeSfnyp btot-- tt rjiwjp '. iwejiwuuiijsifirfcii iierssisBiipi- - Subscr ibe for The Bee. -- The Republicans did not make Council Bluffs "Nonpareil (Rep ) Now that prosperity has filled any particular promises in regard the freight cars, calamity has got to the price of wheat after McKin-ley'- s election, a fact going to forto ride on the brake beam or get tify the already established truth left. that the grand old party often puts in some important tilings just for good measure. I A Sad Result ol Prosperity. Terre Haute Express (Rep.) Best Conga Brup. Vastus Cloud? TJea in uras. roia or aruinrisu. I The great Hopkins Coimly Fair, ugust.25, 26, 27, 28. f Louisville, Aug. 22. The wheat market yesterday continued its extraordinary upward course till it safely passed the dollar mark and went belter skelter after the $1.34 record established in 1891. Whether it will reach it or not is problematical, but it appears little more improbable now than $1 did a month ago. No doubt speculation is responsible for much of this rise, and may put back the speculation "chalk marks" to what we have bctn taught by years of hardship to 'regard as reasonable figures. "Cajh wheat," however, is not likef to be so much affected. The demald may subside for a time, but tic Willingness of holders to sell if a factor in the market. The and hard times bear down upon all Graddy and T II Merriwealber compose tl with such depressing rffects, then a quartette the use of the weed is redim-to Andrew Vaughn bid bis whtel lo break the bounds of nece&sily. About last Match Hit idiots of down whilo on his way 10 iho Gip from TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS, a returning prospunt) were heard While flrfinsiind 1)', but lm r.,dj in on COPYRIGHTS An. throughout the entiro couu.r), and four wheels, Hinging ;ill the w.i "When qalcilr lending n sketch and description mar Anions ascertain, free, wliolher an lurontlon la the tobacco dealers, as if In sonic ue t,el home bun sall-- i 'twill bo." probably patontabla. Communications strtctlr COUfldantlll. niflAKt HffRnrrfofluinHnaiu,..,. N.'ro Attorney At irdercJ. mysterious premonition of a large la America. Wo hare a Washington offlcs. , Talents taken through Jlunn x Co. rcoolro L'laiksvibu, I'unn., Aug 23 C. Q Uojd, demand for manufactured tobacco in the near future, commenced to Ibe only col. .rod allornu) nt the Clatksville SCIENTIFIC flMFRIRAH replenish their depleted stocks The bar, was slu.i and killed about 3 o'clock boantirollr Illustrated, Inrcost etrnilsUon ot "fen oopleianillUo production in 1896 was far below Ibis afternoon by George Dabney, also Jl;Wl H,"w',,"ulHpoclmonjaLvriuBro uu jcrn monthi. the average, and when the manu- colored. A leud bad existed between them tjwa. va i'atbath ecru irco. AQdrCM munn & go., ' !1 oiit.uuy. Nrw Vtirli, facturers commenced to bid with a long lime Dabney was in a tailor shop such energy for certain grades most when Dod came in. Ho had a shot gun, desirable, the prices gradually com- and opened fire on Dojd. He shut bim menced an upward movement about through the body near thn heart, and then BEN T. five months ago, until at present fired another shot into his side, lioyd they are nearly twice as high as at staggered downstairs and fell headlong inld this time last ear. The market tbc street. I3o)d was one of the most advanced steadily until June when promising colored Republicans in the 3Vlc3X"tora3 many were of the opinion that it South, and bad run for office several times. was verging on a boom and prices Always on band a full and complete stock ot reached their meridian, and then a DRUGS PERslight reaction followed. FUMERY and TOILET ARTIThe enormous price paid for wheat and the general prosperity 1 CLES PAINTS AND OILS, Avenue Hotel, of the country have caused an inPrtYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS creased demand for tobacco, and CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED LOUISVILLE, KY., the consumption has been greatly enlarged since the advance in Is the Only Fivst-Clas- s Who can think prices. The most marked advance Wanted An Idea or somo sluipln p . $2.00 Per Day Hotel has been along the line of trashes, lk t, VrtSMS&im CO "Patent xf o?: & noya. Washlnnon, I). common to medium lugs and como for their tl IU) nrlia otTcf in the City. and now list ot one thousand Invemlins wanted. mon leaf, which are bringing twice as much now as at this time last COME AND SEE US. season. good leaf and fine Medium to and selections have l'ltcwisc made PIKE CAMPBELL, b1 Will receive prompt attena notable advance, but not nearly h k tion at this office. Estimates MANAGCn. as great as on the lower grades. furnished upon : igrora IHr OJjk SO YEARS' EXPERIENOB. ROBINSON, DRUGGIST Oeijp, Kentuolcy the FM I s n i WrUo-Mii- t.. N ,... ' "",i"'"' c JOB WORK.;. application. - I A.JJNW . s all fyn STy,,!, SdUl -- ap - 4,

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