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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 2, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897090201_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 2, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. fik jv . EIGHTJ- . 'i YEAR, ' I EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1897. THE END MAY COME. BLOODY CLOTHING. to tlio Murder of Kay nt Flke'i l'cak Garmtnta Hald to lluvo IIcIoiiroiI to I.Mmumli, tho Smpcct In Jull at Kn- aaa City A Warrant for tho Arrrat of Kdiiuinda Ilccelrea From Colorado. . COLOHADO Sl'niNOS, Col., Aug. 23. A young man discovered' a bund'u ol underclothes nnd n flanA Clew blood-stained cog-roa- NO. 35 DEPUTIES iMURDERED. " AN To EAltNEST w , W Mar, Thi lis yK APPEAL OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. CINCINNATI IN 1008. ul Tho Groat Ootil Minora May Bo Sottlod. A li Striko Would-B- o Stay at Homo. Klondiko Minora to IT l'lnn Btilinilltod by tlm Operator ,sned J 2'".a not .. yotip : Mjm4..nut, r.V.eoy-8 atsWc. r.f i , 3gHs$r ss V. nn r, --- Juy z : "?,c . i Jr I ? .. .njuc ... vr,." ,?dK? ttdtClt."0. ouf. "J6 "(. j TENNESSEE qENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. DON'T FORGET IT I not negligee shirt in a crevice in tho rocks just below tho d track, and Cl.EVKI.AXD, O., Aujr. SI. A prcml ahout 500 "feet nbovo the Manltou A ucnt conl operator In tho I'lttsbiirgli Pike's 1'enk railroad depot. The front district sulci lust nigHl thnt the min- of tho shirt and the lower pari ers' blrllcu would he probably hcttlcd, of tho underclothing wore saturated temporarily nt lea it, within tho next with blood. Tho clothes aro believed to belong to tho man who murdered 48 hours. Tho operator i have been quietly uootlntlii; with lliu iiilnur.s' Kay, and answer In ovcry dolnll to the olliecrs rIiico tho u Ijnurmncut of ihu description of tho clothes which John B. Edmunds wns known to have been riUjbili(,'h cnufViviioi!, mid rv Kettle-met is billovod to bo eloiu nt liuml. wearing when ho was last seen In this Thu operators oflVivd to pay tho moil city a few days prior to tho murder. 01 (VliU a ton, ponding nrbltratitin, if Tho blood (.tains nro accounted for tho miner would eo.iunt to suoh iui by tho supposition thai tho inurdoror urraiiKuiuiiut, with tho dUtiuul uiidur- - hold tho body In his nrms, tho hend Muudiug- that tln tirhilr.itoi-i- j could not against his breast and tho feet trailing on tho ground, when ho dragged llx a prlco below OJ cents or nbovo C3 It to tho culvert whero it was found. cc nil. Kay was struck in tlio back of the I'rcslileijMUtelifiii-.- l made a counter head, und tho naturo of tho stain on propositffiMtete-blt.'.illoii- , stipulating tlieso clothes is exactly that which that the iiu-- Ruu.i nj cants n ton, might bo expected from handling a live cents of Unit to upturned over to man bleeding from buck a wound. n trustee or trustees and to bo bold A Wurrxlit for IMmund.' Arret. then Kansas Citv, Mo., Aug. SO. When ( until arbitration Is ui.iiplalodnud to Iho miners If llu- rate Is llxud shown tho Colorado dispatch tolling of ipnld cents. If tho rato is fl.xud balotv tho finding of a bundle of clothes supfltfuro then n portion of tho posed to belong to Johnnio II. Edmunds, amount liulil by tho 'trustcas Is to bo Iho Pike's Poole murder suspect In Jail here, Chlof of Pollco Hayes plvcn to tho inlnort an I tho other said that when nrrrcstcd tho to tho operators. prisoner woro a bran-nesuit of unA tolcgrnui wns received hero yesterderclothing. A warrant for Edmunds' day from President Hatch ford with re- arrest has been received from tho spect to llio operator' proportion, but sheriff of Colorado Springs. It was somewhat blind, and the operators wcro unable lo toll whether ho would accept tho proposition or not. Avcragce nt the Cloao of l'lay Saturday Aueuat 38. It Is believed, however, that ho will Following is tho standing of tho consent to arbitration, nnd it Is ox pected that worlc at tho mines will bo caguc baseball clubi at tho closo of resumed before thu closo of tho wculc. piny August S3: ) Met n Ununtrr l'rni)ltl(iii by I'roil- ilcut lUtclifor.l - Will nlily Oi't T.iKillicr. Do Not Go North Until tho Spring-Starvati- on, SurforliiR and Death Bliirluc Thou-ttiuIn tho I'aco Imponslbloto Bhlp li l'rol,lon to Thciu ThU l'all. 30. Stanley, who went to St, Michaels in the Interest of tho press, returned to this city on the steamer Portland. Ho rays: "I bavo been soven weeks at tho mouth of tho Yukon at St. Michaels, whero I saw all tho miners coming out and Interviewed them. As a result, I feel it my duty to advlso everybody to stay out until next spring. Wild and, lu mauycases,exaggcratcd reports liavo been circulated since the first discoveries were made. The strike, however, was nnd is one of the greatest if not greatest iu tho world's history. No new striko had been reported up to the time of my leaving nnd another' may not bo mado for flvo years, although Alaska is nn enormous country and will yet, I believe, produce more gold limn wo dream of. But it is nlso in many wnys a bleak, barren, desolate country a country Incapable of supporting auy great amount of animal life, and a country of such rigorous climate both winter nnd spring, thnt none but the most hardy can possibly live iu IU "1 am ntvaro thero is Seattlk, Wash., Aug. H. N. GOINQ TO COPPER RIVER. 9 tt sailed at an early hour this morning On sale at reduced rajes from all points on for Alaska, took a party of Sa men this lino and connection to Nasjiville and from Los Anp;clcs, Cab, who will leave return during the continuance of the tho Topcku nt Sitka nnd take passao and International Expo- on tho steamer Dora for Copper river, sition which they will fully projpeoL Tho PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAHS party Is headed by J. I). Brooks, One Killed. of Los Anfrctcs, who went into the ir. trcn Nashville and Chattanooga, AtA,T0f, 111., Aug. 30. The midnight lanta, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Copper river country 18 months ago. special on tho Chicago & Alton was Knoxville, Ashevitle, Washington, Each of tho 35 men has a full provision Philadelphia. New York, Portsoutfit for 10 months. Brooks says the wrecked In the outskirts of U1I3 city mouth, Norfolk, Jackson, Memphis. Utile Copper river country Is richer than yesterday morning by tho spreading of a rail. Fireman C. A. Johnson, of Hock, Tcxamnna, Shrrmsn. Waco. Dallas tho Klondike. Ills party will bo Bloomlngton, had nn arm broken and and Fort Worth. DO men, nil ted in September by I received serious injuries. Engineer from Los Angeles. PALACE DAY COVCIIES OX ALL TKAIXS. Itafforty, nlso of Bloomlngton, was Injured Intornally. No passengers wero REPORT OF CAPT. nAY Information Pertaining to hurt. Damage SIO.OOO. Tho englno Scut to tho Klondike Urclou l7 tho Witt and baggage- - car were wrecked by TICKETS, KOUTES, HATES, EfC. Department. going over an embankment. Will ba cheerfully furnished upon appli Wasiii.notox, Aug-- . SI. Capt. Ray, cation io i ickei Agents, or lo who was sent to the Klondiko region REAL COST OF JHE STRIKE. A. J Wklcii, Div. Pass. Agent, Memto make un inspection for the war dephis, Tcnn. J II. Latimkr, Southeastern Vm. Agent, partment, Is making- - excellent time on Twelve llundrrd Tenons la One Town At 111, Absolutely Nothing to V.mU Atlanta. Ga. Ills journey. Yesterday Acting AdJL-OcJ). J. Mullanbv, Northeastern Pas,Agcnt Cixcis.nati, Aug. 30. A special from llrcck received tho following- - tulc 59 W. 4th St , Cincinnati. Ohio. pram from him, ditcd Unnlasku, Au- Kelson ville, O., says: It. C. CowardIn. Western Pjss. Agent, gust 10, via Seattle, August 90: "Tilt cstitution among miners here Iloora 405 Ky. Excb Uldg, St. Louis. "I report toy arrival hero and do- - is vary groat. Mayor Buckley says IlKURl) I'. 1 at. Northern Pass. Amt. parturo in two liourj for $U .Michaels. 1,200 po rso m, the entire mining populaKoom 318 Marquette Wdg , Chicago, L. KnitQNRON. Southern Pass Agent. Tho steamer Cleveland carrloi Hid pas- tion of the town, hnvo absolutely nothJ ing to oat, and ono hundred of thesu s sengers und provisions for S,.1U) Chattanooga, Tcnn. for ono year. They c.pct to are sioic. In this immediate vicinity - W. L DANLKY, f of the provisions utt'lr there uro 1,000 destitute people, a large land General Passenger and Ticket Ascot. number of whom aro children. Local Nashville. 'Fcan. :1a City and beforo tho river close. chnrlty hat holped tlicm till iu means HE CLAIMS SKAGUAY. uru gone. A I.A BELLE JARDINIERE t Ilornitrd Moure Rajs He raid ttie THE PORTLAND AT SEATTLE. L. & for tho Tuwualte. EXCURSION TICKETS Haiti-more, aug--me1 pur-tonone-hal- Dy this line you sccuro Iho Maximum of Tlio Lrailorof tho I'arly H.ijr It U Klclmr tlmu KIuikIIWo. Speed, Safely, Comfarl, Hatiifaclion. at Ilia Minimum of, Expnsc, Anxiety, Dottier l'OItT TOWNBKNI), Wash., Aujr. 31. nn Fatigue. Tho steamer City of Topoltn, which 1 a popular impression that supplies can be bought in tho vicinity of tho mines. They may at present buy nt six times Seattle prices, but they are taken at even thoso figures faster than they can bo pot iu, and bofore winter is half over (vlll be actual starvation. average man requires about ono toil of carcfuly selected food and ;lolhing for a year's supplies. In the summer of 1800 about :t,M)0 tons of supplies went up tho river, and the new population of 1,000 to 2,000 suffered Per won. Lost cent. from wauL Of this 3,500 tons probatlaltlmoru bly 1,500 wcro rum, tools, furniture and .(WJ i 31 Iloston 73 31 .lua iiippllcs other than provisions. Now Vorlc S7 .031 ei .015 a 39 .Ui 'This season, allowing tho most Blnolnnntl 61 Ai circumstances, not moro thnn ., Cliloaio ts .IV 41) supplies can 1,200 tho l'ltuourtfh a .I If river, Ions ofhalf of which boIsgot up nnd ivoulavlllo H 01 MM fully rum I'nllodelplitA. tr.431 hi Wuttilunton 41 60 .IV lools, as well as supplies othor than llrooliljn a 01 .ru food. Thero nro more than three times ST StLouU is many people thero now tbnn last rrintcr. Figure it out for yourself." SPREADING RAILS. A CARTOON IN PUNCH. A Cost If Wrcc!contheUhlca;o& Alton-- No hovTheystand. - (t May I'roro n Terrible Ilrallty lleforo Next Hjirlng. Lo.n'dox, Aug. 27. Punch's cartoon this week ropiescnts a desolate, snow ;lad mountain peak, on which shines a star labeled "Uold." Tho star is guarded by a hideous, shrouded skeleton and a polar bear, and mountain wolves glaro savagely from the background. n gaunt and emaciated A men arc represented iu various stages of starvation, struggling toward tho tummlL The ono nearest tho star Is in the throes of death, wlillo tho others, on their knees, arc stretching forth their hand to tho prlzo they can not rench. Tho title of tho picture, which lias had con&Ulcniblo influence upon the popular imagination, is "Klondike." REASSURING NEWS hnlf-dozc- from tho Uorernor-dcnem- l ot Iiull.i Kafr. (Jnr-rlao- u of Tort FRITSCH SON, tluvi-rn-uieo- San FitAMCisco, Auj. 31. A Chronicle special from Victoria contains a signed ttatomont from Bernard Moore, who -M- ERGHANT TAILOR- S:- dalms tho town site of Kkag-uayHo ays that ten years ago ho tnado application for 100 acres of land In : : : accordance with thu United States and : laws ns applied to Alaska, had a legal IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS survey and paid in tho requisite 5103 lo tho proper olllclals. Ho hod just 3JX Upper First Street, u tho lo EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. begun tho stock rush placo for dairy gold began, and now when lie earnestly solicits I lie patronage of his thousands of citizens arc claiming tho Hopkins county friends lund ho paid tho government for. NONE FOR EXPORT. W. A. NISIIET, FASHIONABLE . rrc-Mo- nt IlotnriiliiK .Miner Who Left Moat of Tlitlr UiMllh Ilohluil Them. SEATN.i;,Yish.. Aug. 30. Thustcara-e- r Portland arrived here at thrco j'oloek yesterday morning. It was U hours nfter the Portland was sighted o.T Capo Flattjry before sho arrived hero. Tlio Portland carried n passengers, each of whom brought only a small part of his stake. Tho total umouut of diHton tho vessel Is porhaps BTtiO.U'JJ. Tha Portland was delayed by the fallurj of tho P. B. Wooro to arrive at St. Michaels, and by a storm. Charged with tho Ilnnver l'ott Office Itob-btr- y. Mink Ckntkh, OnL, Aug. 23. Will-laIlostettcr was yesterday to by Canadian olllclals at lloll arrested City, a thu Herald from Buenos Avrcssays: milo from hero, and turned ovor to a In tho province of United Tho wheat crop Stales post oftlce Inspector from STntu Fo U calculated at about 10,000 Denver, chnrgod with tho robbery of tons, scarcely more than enough to tho Denver (Col.) post oillco a year ago. supply tho province for tho year. What Madisonvii.i.e, Ky. s true in Hun la Fo province, it Is said, To Aainitlmilo Chrlatlna. provinces, in Madiiiu, Aug. 23. A Sun Sabastlan Slock, - - - 550,000. is truewill tho other mora than that is. Qppltal none furnish cnJugh dl.ipalch says that the government has A Transacts' a general banking business, grain for home use. -li'iuneil Ihutatu seeret uuarchlst meot-lu"rrnl invites the accounts of the chitons of in London it was resolved to Tlio Klnc of M.i in In (Itrmanjr. Hopkins and adjoining counties. Potsdam, An ;. Si Tho king ol nvougc Ihu uKouiitlou of Angiollllo, the Has the finest- and most sneurn Stl in 1. ., ...... i - i.- ,...t... Slam, who arrive I hero Thursday even- nssastln of Cinovai, by an attempt uping und wiih rdlvs.l with every mark on tlio life of the queen regent, Chrisof honor by Kmpero.- - William, placed n tina. (EontponnO Co Ilruk.. J.ill. wreath of ilowurs upon tliAtomb f the Wiiwir, W. Vu., A u. ST. Eight perlato Emperor Frederick ofnQormany. Prcsci-tpttonson., hroka j ill nt tlil-- placo, WednesC;pluroil tr MoorUli 1'lratoi. properly it takes limn. It requires day, mi J ui. 1. their uscapo. Seymour MADltii), Aug. S3 experience and nconiph'toknovvlcdge The 1'ortugucsi (livy, wh.) w.it to lie lunged Septemof drugs. It requires Ihn druggist bark Hosita Falrlo has luon nttucked ber a, was among tho fugitives, as lo have a laTgs amount of drugs off Ihu coast of Morocco by pirates woro two 110,,'i-ojwho murdered a fresh drugs. He must give the best to tho lloeoi.i Kahlls. The nl Kjystonu. possible work, and for compensation captain nnd four of lha crew of the he must ba reasonable. Mr O.Ihii (loulet Dead. bark wore carried off, CovfBa, Islo of Wight, Aug. 23. Mr. Drnlli of the Dcnientoil Tliomaa Hnnoj Ogdon Ooolot, of New York, Is dead. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMNi:y Yoiik, Aug. 23. Thomas Huz-zoUp expired on board his yacht, the BER WE'RE CAREFUL. tho nged citizen of Montgomery, Mayflower. The deceased had been ill Ala., who was arrested last week in a for about two mouths. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, dozed condition wlthiaso.OOO In money and securities la his packets, died yesI'lro lit Nlllltrater, Minn. terday. Ho was 80 years old. Srn.i.WATKit, Minn., Aug. 3 .Loss amounting lo ST5.000 or moro will ocNo GompaiiHJ Money on Hoard. the burning Skattlk, Wash., Aug. 30. Mr. C. II. casioned byUmaha depot of the Flor-cuc- o mill, and several Hamilton, secretary of tho North AmerST. LOUIS. ican Trading and Transportation Co., cars of merchandise. Btatcs that tha steamer ' Portland did not bring nny money down for tho seeeseeoevssseeeeeeesaa m company. S When yoit buy a Io Send a T.urge l'oreo Agtlmt the Afrlillt 5 kL ", uplift ii,? 5rlf . Simla, Aug. 23. Tlio "government-liadecided to send nn expedition in largo force against the Afrldls. m nsK lor uic ucst anu you n The Electrical Review stjs tint the O. W. WADDILL, Cainler Arcentlnn Will Have No More Wliant than Htm NiteiU llerioir, Nkw YoitK, Aug. 31. A dispatch Hopkins dourttu BANK- - mm London, Aug. 27. The governor-genera- l of India, t' c carl of Elgin, has telegraphed thu government here tho news of tho.capture of Fort Lundi-Kota- l, adding that ono native sfllcer was killed and ono wounded. Continuing, the governor gouoral announce! that nearly all the garrison ot A l Sninshup with Lots of Llfo lc Germany. has reached Jamrud. Fort Beiilik, Aug. SL A dispatch from l'ho soldiers succeeded in retreating Elbcrfleld, 10 miles from Dusseldorf, with their nrms. The foregolug dUpatch has caused a says that a collision between passenger e, as It dlsprovos trains took place near Vohwinklc nl feeling of relief he-tho reported massacre of the garrison midnight. Three locomotives nnd si Df and ludicatcs that the carriages wero wrecked, two persons has not suf- wero killed and It wcro injured. Ol garrison of Lundl-Kolthe latter It is probable 12 will succumb fered greatly. to their injuries. PRACTICALLY A THREAT. Started Up Artcr a Shut. Down ot Two The Uulted ttaU-- Challenged to Make a Weeks. Demonstration lu Cubu'a Ilehalf. PnoviDENCB, IL I., Aug. 31. Tho Mauiiiu, Aug. 23. (Icn. Azuarraga, Harris mills started yesterday after a the Spanish prcmlor, nt tho cabinet n of two weeks. The mills council over which ho presided Thursemploy about 300 hands. govorniutfTT day night, declared the THE MARKETS. would follow iu tlio foolstops of tho late Premier Scnor Canovas del CasNkw YoitK, August 31, im, tillo. OATTr.U NnllveS toon I 4 23 Ml 5 M anCO'l'l'ON Mlildlluir Ocn. Azcarraga Continuing, 8e 8'l Wheat 3 55 j 5 OJ nounced that the government had full t'LOUK-Wli- o.3 WHKAT-Na itcd 00 COIIN-.NWeyler's poconfidence In Capt.-Oot Kfi litical and military conduct of affairs POltIC NevfMess 10 23 Ui 10 M) iu Cuba. Personally tho premier was ST. i.ouia aware that the insurrection In Cuba COTTOK-Mlddl- lng 7 ULii:Vi:.S-Steer- s. 32.1 fe 5 3.) nn cud, and if was approaching Ojwi und Holfori. .. 3 00 a 4 23 uAi,vm-ip- er 7 Be 44 10 W the United States mado any demonstraneaaj 4 4. uuj3 3 VJ amoui tion, which lie hoped would not bo the Sllli.lil ruir 10 loUUolce l''alr 3 50 case, Spain would do her duly. 4 W) 6(0 Clear uudbtraiL'ht... 3i 4TU WHUAT-N- o. K! Ked Wluior... DESTROYED BY FIRE. COllN-N- o, 2 g li.-itbhut-dowUcr 1 n. O.S Oklahoma has quarantined against llio National Kncampment for Next Yc.tt den. J, 8. P. Ooliln for Texas cattle. Citudldnte Glreu a y Tho Sunday closing law Is bolng Itoiitlnp; Itccrptlon bjr lliu Hid Pout, While the Department or Ner Yorh enforced at Areola, 111. Honor Got. lllack. This year's export product of OklaHurrAi.0, N. Y Aug. 27. Cincinhoma is placed nt 3l0,d00,000. Gen. Diaz says that tho Cuban armies nati's triumph lu securing the national encampment for 1S9.1 nnd Pennsylnro better organized than ever. commavania's Pittsburg (Kas.) operators have nder-in-chief victory In winning tho Army of tho Grand agreed to tho scale for coal mining. wcro tho features of tho encampment Weyler lins left tho Cuban capital to yesterday. were hard carry on military operations in Havana fought Tho Uoth battles precipitated struggle wus province. Immediately after tho oxccutlvc session .Mrs. Litho Woods, tho first white wns called to order. The selection of child born la Pike county, Mo., died tho next placo of meeting was first v Sunday, aged 80. token up and tho rival cities wore At Ottmmva, la., I. N. Brown looked given a hearing. nl his sun's remains nnd then drowned The citizens' committee of Cincinnati himself in tho river. wcro admitted, consisting of W. II. Mhs Rose Melllnger, a saleswoman Sfellsh, chairman of tho Convention in n Decatur (III.) storo, died league; M. E. Ingnlls, president of tho suddenly from hoart disease. lllg Four rollroad; llustav Tafettc, Evan Abrams, of Sioux City, la., fell mayor of Cluclunatl; J. M. Ulalr, presifrom a loaded wagon near Yankton, S. dent of tho chamber of commerce; Michael Ryan, assistant Unltod States D., nnd was instantly killed. Who Ishpemlng (Midi.) minors' union, treasurer, and Congressman J. II. by(a secret ballot, overwhelmingly de- llromwcll. President Ingalls presented tho feated tho proposition to strike. The marlno hospital service reports claims and attractions of the city in n show that the medical fraternity have happy spirit, und tho commlttco retired. pretty well couqusrod smallpox. Delegate Woodruff, of California, Tho aineerof Afghanistan is reports ed to have ordered tlio faithful to hold presented tho claims of San Francisco. On the first ballot Cincinnati received themselves In reaJinesi for u holy wnr. 520 votes and San Francisco U14. The Quintiu Bandcras, the famous negro vote chlof in tlio Cuban army, is said to Mr. had not been announced when have reached Havana provinco with and Woodruff withdrew San Francisco asked that tho selection of Cin12.0QJ men. cinnati bo mude by acclamation. This The stock of provisions at Dawson was agreed to. City, on tlio Klondike, is said to bo nl Following ready becoming low, and starvation for Archbishop tho selection of Cincinnati Ireland was called to the uiauy b inovitablo. stage, nnd delivered n glowing, patriAt Marseille:, Franca, il.OOO citizens, otic speech. Ho was followed by Gen. headed by tho mayor, paraded and de- Lew Wallace, who mado a short adcided to petition for abolition of tho dress. duty on breadstuff. Tho report of tho commlttco on Convict Slack, In tho followed this address. It West Virginia pjultjntinry, confesses criticised the books on history read In to having talcuu part In tlio murder of the schools In the south as Inaccurate. Peddler John Wisjman. and suggested some changes. At Huntington, Iud., the family of Nominations for commander-in-chie- f Alfred Good was poisoned by eating wcro then dcclnrod In order and Isaac caiinod corn. Ono child is dead, aud Mack, of Sandusky, O., was nomithe other members of the family are nated by Delegate Rrown; J. S. P. slak. Uoblu.of Lebanon, Pa., was nominated Harrity of tho Domo-crnli- c by Delegate Stewart; Geo. 11. Innis, re? national commlttco has written Iloston, by Dologato Wethorbee, of a lutler statlug his opposition to draw- Massachusetts, and John G. Llnchan, ing tho lino on sound money demo of New Hampshire, by Delegate Cogscrats. well, of New Hampshire. Mr. Wcth-crbelater withdrew tho namo of Tho big main bulldingof tho Annls-to- n (Ala.) pipe foundry wa3 destroyed Mr. Innis. by fire Sunday. The damago ilone is The first ballot resulted; Mack, 2S3; hard to estimate, but Is partly covered Llnchan, 181; Gobln, 290 no choice. by Insurance. The vote on tho second ballot wa. Tho pretty little village of Illlopolis, never announced oillclally, but as cast 111., was visited by a very destructive it stood: Gobln, 333; Mack, 210; Line-ba123. Ore Sunday, and half the town was Beforo tho result could bo announced wiped off the fuco or tho earth and tho by tho tellers the ten Missouri votes, othor half badly damaged. which had been cast for Mack, wcro Adjt.-GcBuggies, U. S. A., will for ago on September 11. Ho Is withdrawn and ordered changed to now away on lcavo of absence, nnd As- Gobln, who had received the other votes belonging sistant Adjutant General Ecck Is per- 13 of tho 23 to the state. This gavo Gobln forming the duties of the oillcc. ?0S votes and enough to elect. d Vjullo the son ot D. Then states began to order their P.SiOnaldson, Okla., was rid- votes other changed, but while this was in ing a horse to pasturo tho animal threw him over its head. Tho boy progress Brown, of Ohio, who nomistruck on a post and was almost in- nated Mr. Mack, asked unanimous content that tho adjutant general be instantly killed. to cast tho voto of the India's annual death roll of victims structed Gobln. Tho encampment camp Mr. then of snakes and wild beasts, just com- for pleted, shows 1.13J killed by snake adjourned until Post 123, of Philadelphia, gave bitei, and 231 by tigers and other aniGobln a rousing remals. Tlio figures show a slight ception at tho Hotel Iroquois last night. over previous years. There was a big usscinblago of enTho steamer Portland, just arrived thusiasts. Col, Gobln spoke briefly, at Seattle, Wajli., from SL Michael's, thpnking the'members of his old post Drought back, according to tho man- for good wishes. Tho departager of the transportation company, menttheirNew York O. A. It. gavo a reof 175J.000 lu gold dust Of this amount, ception last night to Gov. Black, at Si 10,000 Is credited to the passongcrs. which 1,000 people were present. A FATAL WRECK. SCRAMBLING FOR PEARLS. rig-Idldry-goo( r e u. ro-ti- re eight-year-olto-da- y. Shot Down by a Gnnrrof Dosporato Moonohinora. Two or tho Poso Killed Outright, Tito Fa tully Wounded nnd Two Mlnslu;, und All Thought to ba Head IteiTiirdi orrcred for tho Assassins. Is caused by torpid liver, which prou'nU digestion and permits food to ferment and rmtrlly In the stomach. Then follow dizziness, Biliousness ilft Littlk Rock, Ark., Aug. 31. Six men wero probably inxssacrcd In the wilds of tlio mountains of Pope county Sundny afternoon. Two were killed outright, two wero fatally Injured and left for dend, and two huvo mysteriously disappeared, und arc cither dead or are bolng hold captive by the bloodthirsty bandits who committed tho awful crime. Tho killed arc: CupU II. F. Taylor, of Searcy county, a deputy Uulted States marshal. Joe Dodson, of Sto.ie county, a deputy marshal. Tho fatally wounded r.ro two broth ers named Rcnfro, of Searcy county. Tho names of tlio missing men nro not knmut. but they arc supposed to bo IB deputy sheriffs from an adjoining eouisk Insbiiilna, nen omness, and, , It not relieved, bilious fever or blood poWonlng. Hood's m Pills Stlmnl.llfi tho ntnmiMi roino tlio liver, cure heartache, dizziness, constipation, etc. 2S cents. 8oId by all druu'KUU. XUeonly Pill to take with Hood's SaraaparlUa, Hood's II ID iinmnininmnir IN THE GOOD k vtf k (M DAYS Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the infallible remedy for all forms of malaria, especi ally chills and fever. Up-to-da- te reliable anti-period- people take the and popular tonic, and febrifuge, ic Tl victims wcro all ofiiccrs, deputy UnlW l! States' marshals and denutv sheriffs, and the men who did tho work of carnage aro moouslilncrs of tho boldest and most desperate class. Tho scene of the bloody crime was a gulch or ravlno In the mountains of iTASTZLESS.) Pope county, nn Insolatcd spot 30 miles It cures when all others fail. from Russellvllle, tho nearest telegraph oillcc, and ton miles from Witts Adapted for old or younir. Springs. Peasant to take. Tho region Is wild nnd isolated. It Price, 50 cents, sold by a!j has for years been tho favorite rendezvous for counterfeiters and druggists. nud a district in which no citizen could live. dIlo Btircsou who wero years ago hunted nnd iretthoccmitiio hounded out of Georgln, North Carotrlth otirTrode-Mur- k lu lliri-lina, Tennessee and other states, hnvo eolnr. fccttlcd in that mountainous country and continued their illicit distilling. Manufactured Ji. jiNeii 9?' Counterfeiters have oporntcd there aud nly by tho criminals of other classes have taken CARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO., refuge in tho hills of Popo county. For ind. years it has been considered tho worst jp and most dnngcrous section in tho state, and thu crack of the rifle has warned tnnny a deputy marshal to be DE. MENDENHALL'S gone. IMPROVED ' Tho officers for a long tltno havo been trying to break up tho lawlessness iu that vicinity, nnd many batFEVER tles between thcin and the desperadoes havo occurred. Tho United States authorities were yesterday asked to offer a reward for the arrest of tho gang, to which tho state will contributo.uud a determined effort will bo mado to capturo them. It is very probable tho effort will lead to further bloodshed. Capt. Taylor was an In tho federal army. lie had served two terms in tho stato legislature and was noted for his bravery. Marshal Cooper yesterday afternoon received tho following telegram from Yucatan Chill Tonic. ' moon-nhlncr- s, law-abidi- Vot-cruu- s, yrvZ5fVJ CM Al CUE Iho attorney cfcnoral: WAsnrNOTON, Aik. so. Rxpen e of poasjs, subjsjt to executive approval, not to exceed $.'.000, authorized. I'lvo liundrod dollars rowari uulhorUel for cap'.ura ind delivery to manhal ot all psrsqus Impll-;atc- d MoICen.va. la tno murder. QUAUASTIXD TO CURE And Malaria In all Forms. Tnstelctu. K01H Cenuluo without tlio above picture and U10 Elnsturo of J. O. Mcndenhall. Prlco, CO conto at all Donloro. PREPARED ONLY BY CHILLS AND FEVER FAMINE AND DEATH Ilandroda Flocking to Itoclc Creek, Iu Looking for Pearli. Little Rock, Aik., Aug. 2f. Hundreds of excited pearl huntors tiro Hocking to Rock creek, live miles from Little Rock, whero valuable pearls in a, 7a OATS-N- s i 1 Car nnd Foundry Cumpiny In Armourdale 30,000. llurned Loi, Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 27. A large part of the plant of tho Kansas City Car aud Foundry Co., in Armourdale, was destroyed by lire Wednesday night, re1 o. Iiyu-N- o.2 I'OUACUO-I.u- zs 2 Mixed 4tf 27 19V 61 Loaf Hurler HUTTIUI-- Ui noe Dairy HUJrj-l-'ro- 3 0J 7 OJ 13 IN a 12 8M large quautltles wero discovered by a couple of prospectors Thursday. K. A. Colburn, jeweler, and Austin Walker, spent two hours Thursday in opening mussel shells at tho point where Rock creek empties into Fourcho river, and in that short time found 17 largo aud very valuable pearls. The news of tho discovery has caused great crowds to desert their duty and go into tho scramble for tho precious gems. So great has tho pearl excitement become that hardly a stream has escaped the pearl hunters and reports of rich discoveries reach hero every day. Ono gem was purchased by a Little Rock jeweler from a furincr for S50. But for a slight Haw the pearl would be worth S2.000. An old soldlor In the soldiers' home picked up pearls in a single afternoon which he sold forSSOO. Tho pearls aro found inside mussel shells picked up out of tho water. About ono shell out of every dozen opcucd contained a pearl of more 01 less value. A great quantity of valuable mother of pearl shells nro being discovered. Will Keep to tho Yukon gold fields, writes from St. Michael, under date of August 15, to tho effect that there is gravo danger dI n famine on tho Klondike this winter. According to all reports received from the upper country it will bo impossible to laud sufficient food nt Dawson City lo support tho population already dc pendent upon that baso of.suppllcs for subsistence. II. R. lying, local agent of the Alaska Commercial Co. at St. Michaels, declares that there aro already over two thousand idle men in Dawson and new parties nrrlving every day, via Dhilicoot pass, while the total amount of freight landed there this year will not exceed 4,000 tons, of which not s Is provisions. more than Miners returning from Klondike, who left thero In July, report that tho food was running very low then and it was disposed of as fast as discharged from the steamers. Old timers realize the situation nnd predict distress and death as tho result. three-fourth- What U Likely to Occur on tho Klondiko Thl Winter. San Fjiancisco, Aug. 30. W. A. Ryan, n special correspondent en route EVANSVILLE, IND. Sold by M.ittingly & Co., EinhrUoi Crabtrre Coal Mining Crrrpiinv, Unify Kenturky EXCURSION TICKETS VIA THE Illinois Central R. 11 TO THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL AT - EXPOSITION NASHVILLE. Tor the alovo occasion lickMs will lie sold by Ibe Illinois Cfnlral Kaihoad at varjing limes, rates and limits, including a ticket on sale daily, Rend lo return until November 7, and including tickets having ALWAYS WRONG. limit of twenty day, fifteen d.ijsand sevFor full particulars as to uhich Ueu. Wejler Will I'osip.niu Carrying Out a en dais. of the above applies frcm jcur nraie-.- t Laud.ibla Intention. Havana, via Key West, Fla., Aug. Kailruad Illation in connicunn with I lie 80. It is asserted hero that It was tho Illinois Central Railroad, call on cr adWeyler,. as the dress your, nearest railroad Ticket A.rnt Intention of CapL-UeLee, to Wm. Murray, Div. I'js Aj.I , Nt-on tlio part of O'ousul-Gcncrissue nu order dismissing the case of Hvnugellnc Cowio Cisncros In n short Jno. A Scott, Div. Tass. Aj-- , Memphi. time, but, iu view of tho publicity a. it. Hanson, u. r. a , cincatjo. V. A. Kellond. A G V A . Louisville. given lo tho case nud the many conI result of a quiet and friondly influence s. 00 15 tradictory assertions made in regard to it, tlm captain-genera- l has decided to postpone action for tho present. The Ounbont Murlctt.l. iooo 9 50 Khjli.r l'nn GEORGE KING, DRUGCtST, Sealed Up -- I I Thejr L'au. ih 1'oiciv -- Muiulurd (iioiri UAiUN-U- oar Kill 114 s sulting from tho bursting of a furnace In the foundry building. USfjp fully $150,000. Tho plant mo Armour interests, una was insured for 8150,000. Mra. Fuller lluttoiilni; to the Death Ilcd of loss is aArrcii-NuiivtSfc$0Owned byv HOJS Fair to cri. hllliKl'-l'-alrloUiiKLOUK-WiuterPa- ljult iMIIUAiJO. CUolco. 3.00 3 00 2 23 5 1)0 5 20 V1W& 5 50 ST. JAMES HOTEL 3 80 justleo of tho United Slates, arrived 2 Hard b3 Willi AT-in this city yesterday morning and at OATS No, SMIzed IS 4:30 p. in. loft for Tacoma over the UUUN NO.3 :iKi NKWOltr.HANS. Pacific, hoping to rench her FLOUR Northern 4 83 ft IllubUrude. destination lu timo to sco her daugh- OJIIN No.3 OATS Western ter, Mrs. Hugh Wallace, reported to bo 1IAV unolce 14 50 (S dying of appendicitis. OllK O d Moss. 4J , HOClS-AUUr- ado No. Paul, Minn., Aug. 27. Mrs. Melville W. Fuller, wife of the chief St. Her PaURhtrr. HprliiK Patent 2.Spring Willi A'l'-- No. no. x iiua (iiotri COItN No.2 UilTS-nO.5 530 3 73 453 I'OltIC Mm OATTLi: NativoSteom 8 73 (now) KANSAS Cl'PV. 3 50 5 00 0SK WH 29K WH 5 20 4 W) M 3f 5 31 40 23K 15 U0 23 0 ISKW s I Sarsaparilla f at , county of Longford, wa d .ununited at 2 n. in. Tho front of the building was destroyed, but nobody was Injured Dudi.ix, lot Offluo Dynamited. Aug. 23. The post pfilco lACON-Sl- des COrroN-Mlddll- nir WIIKAT-No.2K- od 7H I.UU15V1UL.12. 01 31 C8 lMVWJ 7M 03 COItN OATS-N- o.2 PJUIC-Netr- Mo HACOX-Clear- No2 Mixed Mixed Jfijl 10 0 ltlb 371& 7 COIVON-Mlddll- nir, 7Mi 28 00 1H 1H RATES: GwrfRwws. AVhrn Room and Breakfast, SI. 00. IJU?OPnAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Day. you Visit St, LouIr stop $2.00 PER DAY. Good Ssnrlce. M Meals, at "ST. JAMES HOTEL, 'tw4ar anil Walnut. Slrctt (art Olnct to Haiti. rURKISII OATHS. Open nil Nlttht president of an electric railway company complained to his superintendent, a Hlber-ia- n named Finnegln, that his daily report Ask for Aycr's and you'll get Z of troubles on the lino wcro too long -t- oo .. wordy. "Cut 'em short," said the president. The Superintendent's next report track satisfied all hands. of a car oft-t- he It was: "Offagln. Said the Ico man, "My music is doleful, My effort to sing always fails, "Onagin. "Gonagln. But in spite of my nature unsoulful, "Finnkgin." I'm a wonder at running the scales " I Get Ayer's. i The Best. I No One Thought She Could Live. O tlm fields of wheat! O tho fields ot corn! O tho fields of cotton white! "I believe that if it had not got Dr. We'll no longer doubt; wo wrfl sing and Carlstcdt's Great Remedy for my daughter shout. , sho would not bo with us She got For Prosperity's In sight. run down and her illness developed into rheumatism and rheumatic fever. Kvery-on- e "Love me little, lovo ma long," said that she could not live. Sang tho dusty miller doctors gave bcr no relief, yet by the time To his wheat art, and tho song. she had taken two bottles nf Dr. Did a maiz9 and thrill her. German Liver Powder, sho was California Educator. able to sit up in bed, and today she is as strong as bhe evrr was, and wo havo nothing to thank for It bat Dr. Carliledt's Arc you a subscriber to GrMt German Remedy." You should be." Bee? Smith Vickers, Tallula, III 'Post-DispitcCarl-sledt's VAi.l.iilo, Cab, Aug. 23. Tho gunLoxcox. Aug. 28. A special dispatch 'from Bombay says: Thu mad mulah ol boat Marietta Is ready to go Into comST. CIIAHLES, Haddah comtnauded tho Afrldls whe mission, 'l'ho ship's battery has been consists of six have just captured tho British forts iu placed 011 board. It brooch-loadin- g rllles, four KENTUCKY. tho Khybcr pass which, tho dispatch rapid-firingnus and a Gutling adds, the natives will now keep scaled gun. The ship will e 'ato commisP- . Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. sion next Wednesday. Iniuuta uf a Poor Houm An Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Senator Morgan Starting for Ilnwitll. Aiiaulti the Keeper, Nasiivili.k, Tenn., Aug. 23. Senator 1IUB30N, Wis., Aug. 2S. Lochead, of Glemvood, who was con John T. Morgan, of Alabamti,-l- s hero filled lu tho county poor housa when for a few days, lie declines to bo inhis term as mayor expired, made 0 terviewed, but lias said that ho is en murderous assault on Keeper Walby route to Hawaii, and that his visit to To any person interested in hulast night In thodevknoss. Walby was tho Islands Is purely for private busi- mane matters, or who Ioes aniness. seriously cut. mals, we will send free, upon apIteuiarkable DlicOTcrj. LonR Bleep landed In l)th. plication copy of the "Alliance," liAl.TWOitu, Md., Aug. 28. Dr. RobJtiFFBiisoKVUJ.n, Ind., Aug. 28. Tho adert Gleriug, of this city, states that bv little child of Clareivro Murphy died the organ of this Society. InreadX ray he can develop r.nj Thursday, after sleeping more than dition to itensely interesting means of the ordinary photograph of n human bidug nlnodays and nights. The physicians ing, it contains a list of the hhowing plainly til the Internal organi can not explain the unusual case. It Is valuable anil unusual premiums and the bony structure of the boJy ol tho only one over reported in this .v- given ly this paper. Address"- - ' icinity of the kind. fbo original of tho photograph NATIONAL HUMANE g ent Free 'My boy came home from, school one Tin: Bek has just received n 1110 assortment of cards and Mkiaay yiwilh his hand badly lacerated and stationery and can furnish an vthitSBiii edlng, and suffering great pain," says 2. J. Schall wilh Mcr Bros ' Drug in the printing line on short notice Co ., St. Louis, Mo "Idrejsedthe wound in best style and at lowest prices I -- THE 11 ALLIANCE; 410-4- United Charities building. New York Don't Use Drugs unless you need them, and tbtn only pure drugs, such as are sold by reWo keep only sponsible druggists. the best. That is the treat distinction to ba looked for vifiPn the time comes that you need them Nowhere eho will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin tbat spring medicine. Centennial Rates. The L. & N, has ode red lha following rates good for the ronnd trip on account of the Tennessee Centennial; TicWejs pood twenty days, $4.70; tickets p.qgpwtn ilajs $3 40; tickets good for srvon days 2 75 Subscribe for Tub Ukb. Ti and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely. All pain ceased and it healed in a remarkably short time without leaving a scar For wounds, sprains swellings and rheumatism, I know oil no medicine or prescription equal ts it.ll I consider it a household neccsntp. Thesis and 50 cent bottles for sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Eirliocton, Ben Robinson, Mortons Gap; I Geo. King, St. Charles. ST. BERNARD DRLG STORE, 03YAN HOPPER. Mincer. jfrr" flfe& vk. ff?'Y.i .k.. ,?S5 Vtf, - w' wfr J'lMMf v . ." J This morning President Knight, ot tbo Indiana district ot the United Mine Workers ot America, returns to KenPAUL, M. MOOKD, Editor and Manager. tucky (or tho purpose ot endeavoring to induce the western portion of that BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. State to jjln tha links ll will i;o to Earlington and the to ns in that vicinity. Incorporated. Second He may be arrested and put in jiil, but if Entered the Fcttoffice at EarlliiRton at tlata matter. he is tbcro will be some pretty legal fights Mr Knight has a great over tho incident many friends in Kentucky, and they have SUBSCRIPTION HATES: seen fit to ally themselves actively with Among thee sympathizers aro his cause f co many influential men In various walks of One Year, strictly In advance 5 " " SU Monthi, s lawyers have es' ThreeMomha, 'J life. Several .. 5 Single Copies poused the interest of free speech In HopSpecimen coplea milled freo on application. wanted in all parts of tho kins county and will ckfend Mr. Knight if Correspondents conntri Address as (or particulars. ho gels into any trouble, as a result of try ing to excrciso his rights under the Const! THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1897. tution of the United States of America, and the Constitution of Kentucky. firsl-cla- Bj3ee The Terrc Haulc Express August 25th said: of s Brewing worse oo e ; s- -, --Tj, POOLE Rain is very much nucded at present Tbo Christian brethren are now engaged 111 a protracted meeting John S. Ltiman, our now postmaster, will take poicrsion of tho cilice on September 1st. He has received his new outfit and will mnke our town show up one hundred per cent better than it ever did Hurrah for McKinley and prcrperi-1)- Etonmch mid lier troubUa mid funalc difficulties, but I only ffrew woreo under lilj trofllmr.it. I vraj so went: 1 couM tic hardly nny work. I os nt last Induced to try llood'o HirsnjMrillr. nnd flood's PllU nnd thcpo mrdleWai Iirvo tlono mo no much (food that I now wolgh 112 pounds end am ablo to do all my housc-vrorI firmly believe 1 should hac been lfiRiygravo todoy H It had not been for My llttlo fflrl wan Ilood'a Sanwparilla. nfilicted wllb pliUi'aie. I rnvo her Hood's Snrsnpnrilla r.tul It las rollevcd her." Mns. It. S. IlAr.ri:r., 701 University Avenue, Knosvllle, Tennessee. k. Llvorr.nd Stomach Troubtoo-TWoak to Work -- Now Ablo to Do All Her Housework. "I txbb under tho can of rt phytirlan nut for fortwo years and he vaf In-itin- Stt2ttl?c3B&;&Q?S''&s SiS 2r -- igfSSSSSS u 1 -t REPUBLICAN TICKET. Webster County. Kor Clerk cf tho Court of Appeals. J AS G. UAILEV. Of Magoffin County. For Rcprcsentalivr. CHAKLES K. EDWARDS For County Judge, J. V TOOLE. For County Clerk, T. T. MORRIS. For County Attorney, DAVID BROWNING. For Circuit Clerk, W. F. TRUSTY. For Superintendent of Schools, MISS LIZZIE HERRON. For Assessor, G. H. BRYANT. For Jailer, J. J. CURRY. For Magistrate in Dixcn District, J. N. BAKER. For Constablo in Dixon District, S. D. EDWARDS. For Magistrate in Slaughtcrsvillc District, J. T ERASER. For Magistrate In Clay District, WILLIAM MUIR For Constable, HUB EDMONSON. Thus far Mr. Knight has not He did go to reached Earlington. Central City since the above was published, hut has left that place and gone back to Indiana, after a few days of fruitless agitation among the Central City miners. His "work" here is ended. When he made the speech in the Court House at Madisonville, he showed clearly that he had abandoned all hope of accomplishing anything in Hopkins county. The I5ATI "sympathy" of the "several l$lNlMONTUEWDl"niUmr lawyers" who, as is boasted through the Indiana paper, "have espoused the interest of free speech 16 17 in Hopkins county and will defend 12 Mr. Knight if he 'gets into any 19 20 trouble," did not seem then to inspire him with confidence and hope. His words and his manner carried ANNOUNCEMENTS. the conviction that he had met with entire defeat at the hands of STATE SIXATB. announce both operators and miners in HopWe are RoniNSON Kobinson asauthorized to for Stale a candidate The operators had Senator, from the counties of Hopkins and kins county. Christian, subject to the action cf the Republican actively met him with the Kenparty. authorized to announco Dr. K. tucky law which imposes a penalty BAKER We are of Madisonville, as a candidate for a man under Stato Senator, from the counties of Hopkins and against persuadiug Cbiistlan, subject to the action of the Republican contract to abandon that contract, party. ATTOaXET. TOR COMMONWEALTH'S and the law against trespass; and We are authorized to announce GRASSHAM of Livingston County, as a the miner had neither time nor inM.dAn.i nmnrrat!e candidate for the office of Commonwealth's Attorney, of the Fourth Judicial clination to give aid and encourage District, subject to the action of tho voters at the ment to his campaign of idleness coming Hovemoer ciccusu. His return was and starvation. the Chcrokccs come our not looked for and he has not Will come. way? Earlington seems to lie As to the cant about "free in their line ol march. first-class 0J ti la j$ .IS S 'Co s arsa- - a 32 parilla Is tho tcst-- ln fact tlio One 1 r jc KIikkI Purifier. At nil ditfc'its. Ite sure to p-- t Hood's. totako, P,.,. euro HvitIHs, easyi!5cmts. t iilS easy to operate. Hood's TIIE LABOR CONFERENCE Met, Resolutcd and Dispersed Tho Milling Association which owns a largo flouring mill nt Ihis place, the outgrowth of tho Wheeler and Alliance movement, ts now engaged in erecting a Urge Rraincry for Ibo storago of grain, a long needed improvement. Jeromo Duckworth is doing tho carpsntcr work which is sufficient to insure .1 good job Elder T. A. Lwh preachud hero on the He is soliciting 23d inst to a full house. funds to build a General Baptist church in Dixon. Several ot our voung teachers attended tho toacbers' instituto last week and were well pleased with it. Prof. Timmons, our teacher, did not get to attend on account of sickness. "Sollio" was with his town girl bunday. Our farmers aro waiting the coming rain to break their wheat land. Tbo general complaint is that tobacco is falling far short of tho expectations of nearly everyone We have but a small per s cent of tobacco. The dustl The duslll Ybat pistol shooting ou the streets Saturday night was committed by seme stranger. Poole has no such boys(?). first-clas- BELCOURT. No rain jel. Dustjrom four to six inches deep. The faimers are raising corn and tobacco. D. G. Dodge and daughter, of Blackford, returned heme Monday, after a visit to friends. Mrs. Julia Cobb returned from a visit to friends in the Onton country last week. R. M. Raincc' woll didn't do to suit him this dry weather, so he had Sid Nance and Rev. Hunry Hunt go down and knock ihe bottom out. Flelch Statham and Ed How el went to Hopkins this week to build a barn. Billy, Gcrty and Myrtle went, too. Dan Ashby intends to cut his tobacco Ihis week. Looks like R. N. Carlisle nnd Billy Hardin ought to go to cutting, too. cut-iho- rt Violent Speeches. Katchlord Cone to Columbus, and May Settlement cf Sirike. Effect AiLZLJLJtJOJI 13 n J5 2425 212223 IS tlj h The St. Louis conference of labor leaders, as was expected, did when he said: "Free speech nothing but meet, resolute and dis- Why they can talk all they want perse. to. Knight can hold a meeting Octoiieu 7th is scheduled in the and talk for a week if he wants to. calendar of special days at the But the operators do not propose Tennessee Centennial as New Jcr that such meetings shall be held in scy Day. There arc several Jersey- their buildings or upon their propmen hereabouts, and they will all erty. These agitators came with probably help to swell the attend the open declaration that they ancc on that day. would close the mines of Hopkins county. The operators, backed by A Poland China hog sold the the majority of the miners, have other day in Illinois for $5,100 and simply taken care that this threat another in Missouri for $3,055. was not carried out." The first named is the highest The suggestion as to the several price overpaid for a porker. Seems " lawyers, who are said to be rather a good year for hogs, to have been ready to "defend Mr. but wo would not advise Hopkins Knight if he gets into any trouble and Webster county farmers to as a result of trying to exercise his hold for these figures. rights under the constitution" is of fast horses is not interesting. The day There appears to be only two past, and the record is still being " lawyer lowered. best mile paced reasons why a The has been brought below the two or any other sort, would be especi minute mark. Star Pointer paced ally "sympathetic," or even enough on Saturday, at so to undertake a defense ol Mr. a mile in 1:59 Readvillc, Mass. The best pre- Knight in his lost cause. It is the Either, first, he must get a fee, vious record was 2:00 or, second, must be possessed of trotter's turn next. aspirations political, in the follow A KEroRT comes of the recovery ing of which so many supposedly of the bodies of Capt. fljnry able men make such gross mis guide and two porters, who takes. were killed by an avalanche on the A fat fee for the lawyer seems grand plateau on Mount Iilanc, in quite out of the question. If "am October, 18G6 It is said that the bitious phantasms haunt his brain" bodies were well preserved by the and fill his soul with longings for ice, and were found 9.000 feet bethe miners's vote, he is pulling the low where they died. wrong string. The Bee holds in Tennessee Centennial is high esteem the miners of Hopkins The again getting crowds that increase county. We cherish their frienddaily, and a very large attendance ship and would do anything posis assured for the remaining two sible to promote their welfare. months of the great exposition. And we believe that not five per cent, of them could be taken in by New attractions arc being added to this silly hallucination about "free "Vanity Fair," some of which will speech" and the "sympathy" be no less interesting than the best racket. The headlines over the above of those that have stood the test of quoted article read "try again." the summer. Mr. Knight has tried again at Tun men who howled so lustily Central City and has failed. It is a dead issue. last fall about the then low price of wheat, and claimed to believe that Q rent American Crop. the price would go to 25 cents a Some interesting facts about our bushel if McKinley was elected, greatest American crop ' are set have now no ground upon which forth very forcibly in the following to enter a complaint, as wheat extract from an editorial in the goes to a dollar, and bread must Globe Democrat: follow. Nevertheless, they must Our corn crop sometimes amounts to and will complain. 2,000,000,000 bushels, and this could be - speech." A gentleman in Madisonville summed up the situation 1 "first-class- "first-class- 1- Ark-wright- .a tbo tobacco and corn crops. Mr. Everett Jennings, of Providence, was in town Tuesday on legal business lo Dr. Parker moved his family Henderson, where he intends to make his home. Mr. Joseph Townsend will teach at the Baker school house All farm produce is going up hero except watermelons. Mr. II. F. Archer, of the country, was in town Tuesday. Mr T. E. Wheatley passed threuch to day with a drove ot calves. Messrs. Tames and Joe Monlcomcry, of Providence, were in town Tuesday. Mr. Abe Vaughn has again assumed con trol of tbo shop at the mill, and will move to town as soon as he can secure a house Mr. W. T. Baker, the iC to 1 advocate, of Sbilob, was in town Monday, but, strange to say, Mr. Towery could not draw him into an argument on the silver question. The Democrats of Maryland anj New York have already abandoned the silver issue, and it seems that one by one its in this county arc bing sisupporters lenced by the high prices that farm products now command. Mr. Robert Duncan, of TilJen, has sold his farm to a Mr McCormick. Consideration $4,200. Mr. Osey Coffman, of Slaughlcrsville, was in Dixon Tuesday, and siys b is still a Democrat. Messers. Boston nnd Majors, of Staugbt-ersvillspent Tuesday in town on local business. DEAD AT HIS FACTORY. Miss Bertha Jones, of Henderson, is visiting friends and relatives here this Forrest L. Ellis, a Prominent week. Lin Walker and family, of near DixMr. Hopklnsvillc Man, Expires ie, visited at Mr. J. K. Tomatson's Sunday, and were accompanied home by Miss Suddenly. Ella Tbomssson, ttfco will tpend several dais visiting in that community. Hopkmsville, Ky., August 28. Forrest L. Ellis, President of the Bro. Evoret Sisk and wife, and Misses Ellis Ice Co , dropped dead this Delia and Jennie Ferguson, attended the Madison Saturday. morning at his factor. He was fair at Ida Polly is visiting friends in the superintending the loading one of MtMiss Lebanon country this week. the ice wagons, and suddenly comMr. Ben Herron, of the Yates country, plained of a suffocating sensation was in town last Tuesday on business. in his chest and sat down on a Mr. Cbarley Kintz, who has been quite bench. An assistant brought him sick for several dajs, is improving rapidly. Miss Kannie Cavanab, who has been on a chair, and as he arose and took it he said "thank you," and sat the sick list for some time, is convalescent. down. The assistant 'walked into to Messrs. Kay Baker and John Bailey ivant Madisonville Tuesday, the factory and just as he got inside Mr. J. T, Conlcy, a prosperous farmer, called to him that was in town Monday, and suddenly took ill the wagonman Mr. Ellis had fallen to the ground. and was obliged to remain in town all When assistance reached him he night. The reward offered for the silver-whewas found to be dead. Mr. Ellis was one of the most tberemometer used last year failed to It is well known that the silveritc3 prominent business men in the one. ashamed of the arguments used during are city. He was formerly in the mill- the campaign, and it would doubtless lake ing business, but of late years had a large sum to hire one of the conducted a big ice factory. He the lo make such a speech as tbey were in habit of making then. vice-preside- nt e, St. Louis. Sept. 1. The labor convention has met, passed resolutions and adjourned. It war. also resolved to meet again in Chicago on September 27, when it is expected there will be more present to aid in the deliberations. This is the record; and not only the miners who were mainly interested, but the world outside that has been looking on, may now reasonably ask: "Well, what of it? What are the results?" From all that can be learned, no greater power rested in the delegates who met in Masonic hall than lo pass resolutions and agree to meet again. This they have done, and no more. Debs and others made violent and incendiary speeches and the resolutions adopted were of like tenor. Only about one hundred delegates were in attendance. M. B. Ratchford, president of the United Mine Workers of America, left last night at 10:30 o'clock for Columbus, O., where he goes to'confer with the representatives of the Pittsburg mine operators on a basis for 'he settlement of the strike. The invitation to this conference, Mr. Ratchford says, came from Thos Young, of the mines in which Senator Mark Hannah is interested. The proposition which is to come from the operators, Mr. Katclitoru says, will be submitted to the miners for their acceptance or refusal, aud the acceptance will bring the strike to a close. Webster County Conducted b- 1 David llnou NINO, uixoh, ir. V DIXON. The continued dry ueather will injure CROFTON. Miss Mary Rowc, of Evansville, Is visiting relatives at this place. A good many of tbc Crofton people visited the Fair at Madisonville last week. Miss Rote Brown, who is teaching school at Flat Hock, visited her mother at Madisonville Sunday. Rev. James Keith, of Los Anglos, Cal , is holding a series of meetings at this place. Mr. C M. Durrslt is vrry sick this week. ried Mrs. Carrie Barnes, of St. Louis, is visiting ber mother at this place. Mrs Jda Hendrix is very ill with typhoid fever. Miss Bertha Armstrong, an attractive voung lsdy of Empire, was the guest of Eva and Essie Day, Sunday. Miss Minnie Henderson has returned lo her borne at St. Charles from a short visit to friends at this place The ice cream supper at Ihe Christian church last Saturday night was a success. Henry Smith, a negro of Hcpkimville, was returning from tbc Fair at Madisonville, lell I rem the rods of No. 75 at New Empire and was cut to pieces Collin Gunn, - farmer living near here, got drunk Saturday and ran his family awsy from home and then set the house on Gunn wss ar- lire. Nothing was saved boot-blac- development of the same require that thoy should sav what tbey are able to pay their men and bow the mines should be run. and those who do tiat wish to work for them are at liberty to go elsewhere Such being the case, is It right to demand wages an opera' tor can not pay and upon his refusal, stir round the mines and not allow anyone else to work? Then it is that the law has to be appealed to and your property wrestled trom ttioro who piay mo "dog in 1110 man ger" act Several months ago the managers of the Jellico coal companies tound out that Ib.'y could not, with profit, operate their mines at Ibo wages then being paid and at the ptice received for coal, and thereforo were Now they were compelled to shut down want to resume work at Ibo old price, but ihe miners say no and demand an increase which tho operators refuse to give and the prospect la that each parly win take a urm stand and the striko continue unless tho operators decide to take the bit in their teeth and put in new men who arc willing to work at tbc old scale, It has been truthfully said that no in junction was necessary or even called for tn West Virginia or Pennsylvania until Debs, without being in control of thu miners sought to induce them 10 perpetrate deeds olviolcnce, and it was men mat ine courts, wera called upon for protection against trcs pass and destruction of properly, Wo understand that through Ibe advice of some of the legal lights ol Kentucky Mr. Knieht. President of the Mine Work ers, of Indiana, will again visit Ihis Stale and show his defiance ol the law by per suadinirmen workine under contract to loin Such acts, If the ranks of tho strikers persisted in by him, may oot only prove embarrassing but costly, and the men so counseling him to act sbould also be held responsible. Never in tho history of the Hopkins county Fair were Ibe miners out in sucn numbers as tbey were last Thursday "Miners' Day." All the mines owned by the St. Bernard Coal Co. were well rep resented, in fact, it was a gala day for them ar.d vou can rest assured that tbo tbc kind ncss of the coal companies will never bo forgotten by all who enjoyed a free visit to tbo Fair on mat great aay. Sunt. Crutcbfield. as usual, took great interest in tbc trotting matches at the Fair and through bis management, landed an Earlington borse a winner. Although the demand and price of coal is not as great as it was a few weeks ago. the rnine-- s here have steady work anu lose out little time when Ihey want lo work, but going to the Fair, they lay, laid several of them up lor a tew aays last wee. While tbc cut in wages by the Monarch Coal Co was ill advised, tbemanagerswere not long In seeing the error of Iheir ways put the men back to work at standard wages in a short time after the strike occurred. Suppose that Debs. Ratchford & Co. should bo successful in causing all off he labor unions to take part in the miners' strike, who would receive any benefit? Would not thousands of men become idlers while the strike lasteJ and many thousand women and children become objects of charity and millions soon be lost? Coal The directors of tbe Co., at Barnslcy, havo been called to meet 10 consider, we understand, at an early-dal- e the question of reducing the price ot mining to what it was a couple of months ago. Tbe Inspector and assistant Inspector of Mines for Kentucky were in Hopkins county tbe pail week looking after the condition of the mines in the different localities. Tbc officer of tbc law who takes an active part in tbe active encouragement of the agitator to violate a law deserves condemnation and is unfit for the position that be holds. Col Toombs, wbo had charge of Ibe St Bernard Co's. usual display at tbc Fair last week, says that tho public took great interest in the exhibit, it the asking 01 un usual questions was a sign of interest taken Republican voters of the Second 4 Junction were coveted at a speed of Magisterial district (according to 82 26 miles per hour the old boundry lines) will meet in Judged by tho mere standard of speed Earlington, Saturday, September this was an excellent perfoimance Even If. 4, at 2 o'clock p. 111., and select It had been maintained by a special drawdelegates to attend a delegate con- ing one or two coacbe, it would bewotthy. vention at Madisonville, Monday, of special record, but when it Is remembered that the train weighed 320, 3no September 6. A full attendance is pounds and that much of the distance was urged. W. F. Bukr, run against head wind nnd in n heavy District Chairman. thunderstorm, Ihe fea,t becrfmes truly exceptional. in 48 minutes, or at tho rato of 6933 miles Haglstcrlal Convention, per hour. The train sheet shows that tbe Notice is hereby given that the 8 miles between Egg Harbor and Brlgan-lin- e - J& . McKinley vote and the representation to which each precinct and magisterial district is entitled: Official McKinley vole White Plains Nortonvillu Mortons Gap 84 S3 125 The train was made up of ono cambinn-tio- n car, three standard passenger coaches and a Pullman vestibule parlor car. It was Total vote 291 in district, 6 gates. Lake, Earlington S. E. Earlington N. E. Earlington Richland dele- 178 55 Total votes 367 in district, egates. Court House Elk Mill Kitchen in 33 7 del- Total votes 723 in district, delegates. East Hanson ......124 West Hanson Oak Wall 43 5 130 219 320 134 hauled by n Baldwin four cylinder compound, with cylinders 13 inches und 22 inches diameter by 26 inches stroke Tho heating surface is 1 835 tquaso feel, tho drivers aro 7 feet in diameter and the lotnl weight of Ihe engine and lender is 326 9 pounds. Tho total weight of ihe engino tons. It about 273 s and train will bo seen that tho locomotivo is a very being about powcitul machine, its weight two thirds that ot the train, and the distance is short compared with that coventl by tho Empiro State Express. On Iho other band, the Atlantic City train was longer by ono more car than the New Yttk Central train, and lis booked speed is about 1 miles per bour faster was-thu1 f 14 TIIE I Fifth Avenue Hotel, $ Total votes 218 in district gates. North Nebo South Nebo Dalton dele104 12G LOUISVILLE, KY., - " Total votes delegates. Charleston Dawson Ilsley St. Charles 369 in district. 98 104 139 7 Is the Only First-Clas- s $ $2.00 Per Day Hotel 5 in the City. g 1 I in S COME AND SEE US, g I? Hi PIKE CAMPBELL, 179 Total votes 504 in district, 10 h MANAGER. s delegates. It will be seen by this that the Surplus Funa. total representation from the six Capital Sick Paid In, 120.000. S50.000. districts will be 48 delegates. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887. The Paiteit Train In the World. The distinction of running 'hho fastett train in Ihe world ' now belongs to the At- JNO. G. MORTON, lantic City Railroad, which has recently inaugurated a snmmer schedule which inThe advantages of a bank acrount cludes a one hour train between Philadelare numerous. It is not to busiphia and Atlantic City. The palm for fast ness men wo arc talkin- g- they running which was held for so many years know all about it but to salaried by tbe Empire State Express had latterly men, wage earners and to women been claimed by the Caledonian Railroad, There's safely If tho bank is a Scotland, which was running a regular good one. There's convenience passenger train on .1 schedule of about 60 tho money nlwavs ready and out miles an hour Ibis, which wis considerof reach of your own petty iquan-derinably higher than tho booked speed of the too It is easy to spend New York Central train, has in turn been small sums when you have a large greatly exceeded by the railroad above sum in vour pocket mentioned. Tbc new train leaves Camden at 3 48 p. MADISONVILLG, - KENTUCKY. m. and Is timed to reach Atlantic City, 55'$ miles distant, at 4 40 p m The new ser TVho rut UilaK vice was inaugurated by a train whicb. in An nt kom almpl thins to pat'olf spite ot tbe fact that it started minutes Protect your Mean ther my trio jon wrtllh. late, reached Atunlic City 14 minutes Wrllo JOIIN WKbDEIUUIKN CO. I'aUnt AlUw . VVMMnrt.in. 11. O, Ht ahead of time, the 53 '2 miles being run off nrr now lut uf oat UuxuiDd lhlr tJSO wauled.KXr nil lartouoiit g, BANKER. ', 2i Wanted Idea rr 4? 4? 1 gt stump-speake- was fifty years years old and leaves a family. His wife was Miss Jagoe, of Madisonville. He leaves a large will send you a few Items. estate. The hail storm that struck this place of the Hotel He was a director Saturday afternoon was very destructive. Latham, and prominent as a Re- Three hundred or more aires ot tobacco, publican leader. within less than three miles of this place, Mr Editor ONTON. With your permission, I It is not improbable that the trates tho policy of all strikers and agitators: "11 persuasion tails.tnen j writer had Kentucky in mind when the last sentence. force." he penned indefinitely increased if the markets offered The potato crop will be some- a suitable reward to the farmer. In any what short this year. The Ameri- case the tiller of the soil in America is facan Agriculturist says: "It is not miliar with Its great advantages. If he cannot sell it at a fair price, he can fed it possible for the crop to reach thus enrich the soil, a form of wealth bushels this year, com- and identified with raising wheat. In an not pared with 255,000,000 bushels extremity always to be regretted, it serves last year and 300,000,000 bushels as fuel, which again is not true ot wheat. But it adds, A growth in the foreign demand for corn, two years ago." "Farmers arc getting nearly twice with fairer proportionate prices, is so much added to the resources of our farmas much for their early potatoes ers and a basis of steady prosperity for now as they did last year." Everything that American agrirulture. Ind , in the tends to proclaim the merits of Washington, At tho world maize as food strengthens county whence came the agitators against famine. There was a time when whose agitation was a failure, one the.starving Irish rejected corn meal behundred strikers met a crowd of cause methods of preparing it were unminers on their way to work and known lo them, and tbey had always attacked them with rocks andchr s. Many it as a grain for cattle. l'liu superintendent, who was with places still exist where enlightenment is ihu miners, was baJly bruised. needed concerning the product of a magThis is th'i iiatur.il result and illus- nificent plant. 200,-000,0- changed to Ramsey was totally ruined. Corn was also damaged some. The total less is estimated at $26,000. It leaves the people in a bad fix (Harper's Bazar.) as some were depending on their tobacco They were sitting on the sands for bread. Married, at the residence of Dr. W. M. side by side, looking over the Hardin, Mr. W. F. Asbby lo Miss Ethel ocean. Rev. E D. E'liott officiating. Mr. "How peaceful it looks," said he. Davis. is one of Webster's best citizens.and Ashby "Yes," said she, "but how very a staunch Republican, while his bride is n beautiful and accomplished young lady wet." "True," he observed, "and yet They have our best wishes. how calm and restful it appears. of Peach and apple cuttings are the order the day. With you by my side I couid sail Mrs. Belle Critser and daughters, Mieses on her forever." Mollie and Lucy, of Henderson, returned "Yes," she queried. home yesterday, attcr a visit to Mrs. Allie "Yes," he affirmed, "forever. Hancock. Mr. Frank Nance and wife visited relaWill you dearest?" "On one condition," she replied. tives near Dixon last week. -- Prof S C. who and "I am a cautious girl, and I do not been spendingHancock days wife,Dixon have few in and But I will Tilden, returneda hoiio Friday. wish to be over-hastyou make the test, and when let Mr. P. A. Bryant aud wife aro visiting the test is made and you say it is Mr. Ebb Ashby and fjmily at Highland successful, I will go with yon." Miss Lora Bryant spent Sunday night "And that test, love?" he cried. with Miss Laura Luck. Messrs. J. E. Scott and Chess Vincent, of "You take a boat and sail on forever, and after you have sailed Bremen, visited in our town last week. Mrs Alice Hoagland, of Ashbybburg, on forever tell me how it works," visited Mrs. Dr. Hardin, this week. she answered. Mrs Nannie Durham, of Hopkins counShe left him meditating. ty, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Roland. NEGROES MASHED UP. Mr. Will Ashby, of Belcourt, was in town today. Riding Blind Baggage Two Fall Mr. Lacy Tapp was drumming our town today. off and are Hangled. Born to tbo wife of Prof, J. II. Brinkley, on Ibo 21st ult., a fine boy. Ky., Aug. 27. Hopkinsvillc, Mr. Oda Berry was in town Sunday to Five negro bootblacks of Hopkins- see his best girl. were returning from the villc, who Mctsrs. Fonnie Bronson, Life ChamMadisonville Fair rode "blind berlain, Harvey Kendall and John Cobb baggage" on an L. & N. freight left today for pirts unknown, hunting train. Late last night two went work. Dock Sellers was suddenly awakened one to sleep and fell off at Empire. week. Thinking bo heard the night "Cotton" Smith's head and arm sweet last of serenadcrs, ho fhw to the music were completely severed, and Geo. door to offer bis many thanla for the sweet music, but lot when be opened the door bo Hooscr's leg crushed. found A. D. Nance's old bay horse with a neck. Dock P. B. Winstead, one of the firm bell lied to bis few rocks. meekly retired casting a of Winstead, Hampton & Co., at after Mahutin, of Grnvson county, Ky., Sebree, has withdrawn from the is Mr. visiting bib brother, C 1 Maburin, ol firm and has moved to his farm this pUcn. near Green river, and the firm has Mr Er IU3 Dutham is visaing relatives A Seaside Romance It Saves theCroupy Children. Seavikw, Va. Wo have a splendid sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and our customers coming from far and near.speak It is unfortunate that a great industrial ot it in tho highest terms. Many havo disturbance like the miners' strike should said that their children would have died of be so imperfectly understood as it is It crop if Chamberlains Cough Remidy bad appears in Ibo papers, through the wild not been given. kellam cc uurrcn. language of Mr. Debs, and even according Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earling to common editorial comment, ss a great Ion; Ben T Robinson, Mortons Gap; Geo, cor.lltct between capital and labor It is be King, St Charles. iug used to rromotc tbc antagonism and bitterness of tbc employ cd class against the BLASTS. LOCOMOTIVE employers, to stimulate the hatred of the poor against tee ncn, and to aid in the division of society into two hostile camps. It is dlfcusced daily as evidence of the ex The Fair train run last week between tortions and inhumanity of the employing clashes, ar.d of the degradation of labor, Henderson and Madisonville proved a great and the necessity for radical and violent convenience to those wishing to attend tbo and it was well patronized. measures to reform Ibe existing order of society. But very seldom is tbc truth con Agent Ethcridgo was again able lo brinr cerning the coal mining business plainly down enoii(,n pigeons lo entitle him to a stated. prize nt tbe Fair last Saturday. Supt. Hcgc, wbo was formerly in cbarco The "Eigineericg and Mining Journal" reveals the true cause of the miserable con- of the Henderson division, has retired from dition of ihe coal miners, and tbc real dif- the railroad business and was visiting his ficulty about settling tbo strike, when it friends at Nashville last week. soys. 'The annual consumption of coal in Conductor Litilcpage had charge of ibe this cojatry has never quite reached train last week, and by close attention 50 tons, and, according to reports to business, made Ihe train pay a nee sum made to the authorities in tho several states, over operating expense. tbc mines have a capacity to produce this A the excursion quantity in a little more than ninety days." train large crowd patronized Evansville last run from Elkton to When alt of the mines now equipped to supply roal are in operation they can turn Sunday. Supervisor Davis expects to put down out four times as much coal as can be sold. nil on the That is a fact which nono of the agitators ten miles of new seventy-pounor sympathizers have commented upon, south end this season. and yet it is a fact that must be reckoned Agent Davis, of Morion's, sold several with before all of the miners aro supplied hundred tickets on "Miners' Day" to Mad with steady work and living wages The isonville and return. candid consideration of these facts are very Tbe report of tbe L & N. earnings for much needed. the first three weeks in August, this year, It has become almost a daily occurrence showed a good Increase over tbo same three to read in the papers of the new discovery weeks of last year. of some valuable metal. Gold, silver, lead Operator William Mann, of Henderson, and zinc mines are among the most im- spent several days with relatives at Pemportant discoveries of late. broke this week. President J B. Atkinson, of ihe St. BerTbe large L. & N. freight depot at Hen nard, is now on an extended trip south and derson has lately undergone repairs and is east, and before his return, be will visit now in appearance, and in tad, is as good Nova Scotia, where be goes by request of as new. leading men of tho cast, who are largely Neither Chief Author nor Sargent can interested in the coal fields of that country. find time to attend Ibe labor conference at Up in Ohio county tbo miners do not St. Louis Ibis week, called by Debs & Co. seem to be satisfied with receiving standard Messrs. Author and Sargent appreciate tbe wages, but arc now attempting to create way the numerous railroad companies havo trouble over the question of paydays They treated them in tbe past when thev bad a are demanding that tbey be paid off every just grievance and it was presented to the two weeks instead of monthly as now. officials, a bearing was given Ihem and Justico to the men who invest their mon- when justice demanded it a favorable reply ey in the purchase of coal fields and the was given. Now it is no fight of theirs, neither have they complaint to make, and why rush in where there is no interest at stake. A young darkey by tbe name of Smith, wbo was returning from'ths Madisonville Fair and was stealing a ride, fell from a car while asleep and wos killed by tbe cars running over htm. Operator Sam Jameson is contemplating a trip to tbe far west in tbe near future for says an eminent English doctor, "will the benefit of his health. Sam Is now day carry enough poison to infect a house- operator at Pembroke. DOWN IN TIIE MINES. 4? 47 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? MU ST KEEP BUSY And in order to do so vc arc making genuine Hard Time Prices on all classes of Merchandise. Money buys everything vc handle at WAY DOWN PRICES. Fortunately for us, as well as our patrons, we never go to market without the very powerful cash. We know we buy i t ? c i i i i 4? 4? 4? i fcv i 4? 3 Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, 4? & 4? 4? 1$ 4? ? 4? Gents' and Ladies' Underwear and Hosiery, Globe-Democr- Gents White and Colored Shirts, 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. f ? 190,-ooo- ,0 ti ? 4? 4? 4? 4? r I il ? i d 4? ti ti ti 4? 4? B I5HDP & "TV CD jj i r c ti WYOUR MONEY ti ct'Cf'Cf'CfCr'rfCfe' v MADISONVILLE, KY. BACK IF YOU WANT IT. i r rvrvvvrvvrVrvvvrVvvVcvrvi EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS. FEANZ TTJTT, PROPRIETOR, MADISONVILLE, KY. . .- m, "The Foot Ask of a Fif e, Makes unsurpassed Flour, Meal, Bran, Crushed Corn, Feed s Meal every thing a mill produces. The people of the county arc invited to come in and he treated right. Gives on exchange as much as any mill, and guaranteed satisfaction. Flour warranted to be superior quality. hrst-clas- Trade With Webster, McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited & Hampton. lure Yotiraurl Patsv. Rev. R. V. Omer, pastor of the Christian Church, will be home in timo lo fill bis next regular appointment, which falls Mr. Omer recently on next Sunday joined bis wife in Virginia, where they Dave been visiting relatives, and will return after a pleasant sojourn with renewed vigor for bis work. Rev. C. C. Hall, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, will preach his last sermon of this conference year on next Sun day. Ho goes to attend Annual Confer ence, at Pineviiie, on Monday, and tbe best wishes of bis congregation and of many citizens go with him. Tub Beb speaks ibe sentiment ot tbe Partington people In expressing tbe bope that he may be returned to Ibis charge. Rev. T. T. Cherry, pastor of the M. E Church, South, as announced in Tub Bub Cod-livnourishOil, is condensed of last week, will preach again to bis Earling(Friday) night, ment; food for the building up of the ton congregation system to resist the attacks of disease. at the regular hour for evening services. Cherry that If it It should be taken in reasonable doses sent bboJld so happen alwaysuev.probabilityis a to another woik, all summer long by all those whose with a Methodist preacher, Ibis is tho latt weight is below the standard of health. time his congregation lit re will have mi op- iransltrs If you arc losing ground, try a bottle uriunity to bear him belore dm However, n thu conference take place. now. there is always liopo, and Brother Hurry's many friends hope for his return. I'or salo by all drugslsts at sac. and f t.o thin-bloodeer In summer-timmore especially, disease germs fill the air, multitudes arc infected, fall ill, die ; multitudes escape. These messengers of mischief do not exist for millions. Why no t ? Because they are healthy and strong protected as a crocodile is against gunshot. It is the weak, the waited, the d who fall) those who have no resistive power so that a sudden cough or cold develops into graver disease. We hear of catching disease! Why not catch health ? We can do it by always maintaining our healthy weight. hold." RELIGIOUS NOTES. THE OlfFERENCE BORN & CO., TAILORS, Wdliy i) 1 y?, a r in the Quality and the amount of light produced $: by an old fashioned TALLOW DIP W and an INCANDESCENT BULB 5iES is not more marked than is the difference in appeal-ance- , in style and quality of the Wearing EV3. jr JjM ?Uj ' THE (MEAT CHICAGO MERCHANT and the work of the mass of Tailors. t vVtT I Tho Quits ond Overcoats of tho formor ore flno productions of Tailoring Art. Wo Cuarantoo to fit end ploaao you and oava you inonw 300 CHOICE NEW PATTErtNB to Boloct from. HJST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE Dncqvalal lUcllUkifor Lrxatlno artuhntci in Lucrative Situation!. I m s BYHHT&STBHTTOKiJOnGOLLEGE. (3.iniYoar.) Omlatiit VnhuMe Information la thote dalrlng lo Learn SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. ETC. RatOS VOrjf LOW- - 13 MW9TM " irtv , tt- - j 71 wspt- - gyoaypmr - t, Ti,--,- f iv jTf 7 AS PREDICTED. THE PUBLIC SCHOOL Earle Plain. Duath, a never welcome messenger, will come when he will come. He came Monday evening while the twilight lingered round tiic home and claimed Earle Plain as his own, and he sleeps beneath the sod in yonder silent city. It is said that death is no respecter of persons, and yet, he could hardly have chosen one in all this community whose morals and daily walk bespoke a better subject for his sudden summons. As far as human eye can judge, he was well prepared for His coming. There is therefore no occasion for Beautiful eyes grow dull and dim mourning, save for the loss to the As the awlft years steal away. community of a valued member; Beautiful, willowy forms so slim to hi;) comrades, of a true friend: Lose falrneas with every day. to his family, of a loving brother But she still Is queen and hath charms ta spare and son, and to the world nt large, Who wears youlhM coronal beautiful of an honorable, christian gentlehair. man. If we but believe in our religion, condolence should give place to congratulation, and sorrow to reconciliation, scciigthat he has lost earth and gained heaven; has antiand you prosorvo your youth. cipated us in gaining that precious "A woman is as old as she goal we all seek. What is death looks," says tho world. No but a temporary separation? Or woman looks as old as sho is life, but a vexatious prolongation uT her of a struggle which must end at hair has preserved its last in death? Then wherefore normal boaaty. You can keep should we mourn for those who hair from t ailing out, restoring die? Because of selfishness. This its normal color, or rostoro the selfishness is so strong in us, we normal color to gray or faded would fain restrain a friend from hair, by tho uso of bliss unspeakable. We delight to speak of the great beyond as "That undiscovered Vigor. country, from whose bourne no traveler returns," when in truth, if we have faith in our religion, it is PUBLIC SPEAKING. not an undiscovered country, and travelers have returned. Indeed, the greatest of all Travelers has Candidates for County Judge will returned: has told us of its glories; Open Campaign September 11. has taught us the way and has The candidates for the office of offered us His rod, His staff aye, His loving company. We have County judge, H. R. Bourland and reason to believe our deceased John G. B. Hall, will open the friend listened to the story, trusted campaign at the Court House in in its truth, accepted the offer and Madisonville on the second Satur-dain September, the nth inst., is today enjoying his reward with at (.30 p. m. the others who occupy Some interesting talk is anticigraves, and those that arc older to the eye, yet still new to the heart. pated in these speeches and it is probable that the general invitaE. L. H. tion to the voters to .be present To Curo CoiMtlpiitlnu Torcucr. will bo accepted by a large numTnko Casein ets Candy Cathartic lOoorc It C C. C fall to curo, druKRifcts refund money. ber. to-da- y A -- i2? ? r - iLbeijiPjfe3ee Miners' at the Fair Gratifying Success Day Was a Attend- j - r I 8 00a m 143am 9 37 a m . pin 338am 1030 a m Beware of Ointments for Catarrh thai Lv. Central City ... 6 30 p m 4 19 a m 11 13 p in Contain Metcury Ar. Loultvilla.. ..to 33 pin 8.00am 3.13 pm Ar. Cincinnati An mercury will aurely destroy t lie scnac of 640am 1133am SOUTH HOUND. smoll and compltlrly derange id whole No 3it. No. 201. No. 203 8) stun when entering it through thu mupm Lv. Cincinnati. 1120pm cous surfaces. Such articles should never 3 30 a in I.v. Louisville. 7x13 p m 40 .1 m e Lv. Central City . 8 13 a m 10.49 pm 133pm be used execpl on prescriptions front . Lv. Nortonvllla physicians, ns the ihmage they will 9 u a m 11.11 p in 151pm I.v, Princeton ,.ioi3 am 1116 a 403pm do is often tenfold to tl.u g.iod ou can Lv. I'aducah. 6.1s n in 11 son m 137am I nil's CaLv, Fulton 133pm 3.30 am 8.00 pm possibly derive from them tarrh Cure, manufactured by I'mnk J. 703pm 720am at. Mempuis Ar. New Orleans, ..810am 700am Cheney & Co , Toledo, Ohio, contains no All trains run dally Nos. 103 and 104 are solid mercury and is taken internally, acting diVeilibuled trains, pinttcli gas lighted, nitli Pullman llullct Sleepers and Free Keellnlng Chair rectly upon the blood nnd mucoui surl.iccs In buying .l.ill'a Colnrth Cars between Cincinnati and New Oileans. Trains uf the S)slm soi ami 103 also run solid between Ciuclnnali and Cure Ui sure you Ilia genuine It New Oileans, carrying Pullman llullct Sleepers is taken internally and mdc in Toledo, Direct connections undo at all junction points. P. Cheney & Co Testimonials Ohio, by A. II. HANSON, G. P. and T. A. free. Sold by Druggists I'tics 73c per bottle. Halt's Family Tills ate the best Lv. I'aducah Lv. Princeton . . Lv. Nortonvllla... ance Large and Good Time. Liirge Attendance With an Interesting anil Iiiylit car loads of people, prin' Profitable Meeting. cipally miners mid their families, were hauled from Earlington and Morton's Gap to the Fair on the The County Teachers' Institute early accommodation train last is in session at Madisonville this Thursday. This was the beginning. week. The attendance is excelL. N. TIME TABLE. Many others went before and after lent and the program attractive and noon, by train and vehicles from profitable. The sessions arc held May 30, 1897) the coal mines in this and other in the Court House. south. Wc nere give a list of the white parts of the county until the red No. (I. No. gi. No. 31 Chicago p m badge of "Miners' Day" flashed teachers in the county, the district 10.10 L. St. Loul I.v. 8.33 pm from the shoulder of every other each will teach in, and his or her 8.11am I.v. Kvamwllo 110pm Coop m 3 13a m I.v. Ilcntlenon ... 1.36pm 6.o p m 3 43 a m person one met in the great crowd postofiice: Lv. Scbica 307pm It. I' Urown, Slaugbtcrsville. that attended the Fair that day. I.v. .Slaughter! JJIpm Lv. Hanson 1 11 n m "Children's Day" opened the 2 Annie1JHicklin, Madisonville. I.v. Madisonville .. 3 49 p m 4 47 am rooks, Hanson. 3 TF 4 na p m 7.J0 p in i.v. uariinxion 39 a in Fair with a splendid attendance of C. M. Lulz, prin ; Mollie Plain, Flora 4 L.v. Morions uap. 4.13 pm of bright and happy children. Pcarco, Minnio Dempscy, Jessie Urown, I.v. Norlonvlllo 3 19 a in 4.11 p m Lv. Ilopldntvlllc. 3.13 pm 8.16 pm 6 07 a in "Miners' Day" followed with its Dollic Urown, Madisonville. Ar. Gmliila ... Pm Robert Martin, Charleston. 5 I.v. Gutlitla ft.ijpm 8.47 pm 6 51 am large gathering of hearty pleasure- Ar. Kaibvitlo .... 8 40 a in 8.03 ji in 10.10 p Ray, seekers. These two first days were 7 GuyR Henry, llakeri,port. MOBTII. Ashbysburg. What Hood's Sarsaparilla has done for the distinctive features of the a lilbert Coals, Dalton. No. gi. No 34. No. JJ. others it will do for you. It cures all blood I.v. Natlitlllc. 7.33 am 7.43am 7.30 pm season, and no dajs were more en9 M. F. Drowning, Hanson. I.v. Gulhtlo 8.39 am 931am g up m diseases. 10 Katie Sullivan, Hanson. Lv. Ilopklnsvlllo.. 9 41 a m 10.18 a in gjipm joyable than these. I.v. Notlonvlllo. m 10.10 am 03 a m 10. vj ti Milton Durham, Manitou. Dr. Parker's Picture. "Miners' Day" will long live in 12 C II Eastwood, Slaugblersvillc Lv. Mortom Gjp 10.27 a ni 11.13 a m I.v. Uarllnaton.. 10.33 '" "" w io 33 P m the memory of all who were so for- 13 Everett Finley, Richland. Dr. G. W. Parker's reproduc10 16 a in 11.18 a m it.o6nm I.v. tiadltonvlllo uv. ninion Harry Foard, Manitou. tunate as to sec this great gathering 10.37 am 1131am 14 tion of Schmalz's famous painting, Lv. blaughteii. .. 11.03 am 11.03 pm Annie Lynch, Nebo. 15 of honest toilers whose presence, Lv. Sebree .. 11.17am 11 10pm "The return from Calvary," which 16 Gradje llishop, Madisonville. Lv. Henderson 11.44 a m 11 33 p m 11 10 a m under the circumstances, impressed was exhibited Inst week at the Ar. Evansvllle. 17 Oscar Lovan, Dal Ion. tiiopm 1.13 p in 11 40 a in one with the cordial relation oi Ar. St. Louis 731pm 720am 18 Norah Ueasley, Madisonville. Hopkins county Fair, attracted Ar. Chicago ... 817pm 8.55 am 19 Lizzie Hanks, Madisonville. No.sgi and gi will stop at Madltonvlllo and miner and operator in Hopkins much attention and favorable com A. lonson, Earlington. Springfield to taVn on and let oil passengers 10 county.nnd the remembrance of the 20 J and from Chicago and points north ol Uvannvlllo The picture is 7 feet 8 ment. P. M. Durham., Veazey. 2t day will live long, doubtless, in the tiaK.&T. II W. W. Teague, Nortonville. inches long and 5 feet, 7 inches 21 No, gi makes regular slops at Guthrie, hearts of the miners themselves and 23 Pratt Hailcy, Mortons Gap. llopklnsvllle and Henderson. high. It is done in black and their families. II. W. Davis, prin.; Richie Key, as- white, crayon. A 3 rsoviDtnca accouuoimtioi. picture of this sistant, Nebo daily xicirr bukdav. Long may there live and strong size and character of course reProvidence Ar.. 25 II. N Stinncllc, Richland 613am ....Lv. ..735Pm er grow the friendly and cordial am Lv. NehoAr 6.33 pm 26 Amanda Ewing, St. Charles. quires to be displayed under more ., 6.20pm feeling that now exists between the I.v. ManllouAr 633am 27 Ira Castlcbcrry, Mndkonvillp. favorable circumstancs than arc af603pm 7.20am .. I.v. Madltonvlllo Ar 23 T. E. Finley. Manitou. and the operator in this, Ar. llarllngloiil.v 43 P m miner 7Jjam forded at even the Hopkins County LvHarllnglonAr 5 30 pin 7.4) a in 29 Ithicl Cherry, prin.; Lucy Daves, Hopkins, the leading coal mining 3 P 803am . .. Lv. MadltomllleAr. Fair, but it was placed there to assistant. Dalton. Lv. Hanson Ar Hfjani 34 P m county of the State, and may there the best advantage possible. It is Lv. Slaughters Ar 8.443111 30 N. S Morgan, Silent Run. 437lm often recur such friendly episodes Lv. Sebree Ar. 10 pin A3 am 31 J. S. W)atl, Madisonville. oflercd for sale. I.v. Henderson Ar .. 3.20pm as these 9 30 a m that carry with thcni7taaj 32 Oil Stanley. Madisonville. 2 45 I'm Ar. Uvansvlllo Lv 1030 am 33 T. N. Lisenby, Hanson. The Woman's Friend. W. W. BTHRIDGK, Agent. certain proot ol tnese lnenulj re34 Clde Nisbct, Principal, Ta)lor lations. With such feelings exist"I know from my own experience that Assistant, St. Charles for ladies of a constipated habit there is TIME TABLE I. C, R. R, ing it will be many days before the 35 Virgil Ray, Madisonville. nothing to supply the placo of German miners of Hopkins county join a 3G Minnio Lynch, St. Charles. Liver Powder." Mrs, J. P. Menrness, (KfTeclivo May 6, 1S97 ) 37 Georgia Eudaley, Principal, Roxio crusade of "idleness ami siarva Eudalcy. Assistant, Springfield, Ohio. NORTH IIOUNI). Ilsley. l lion" like the one just but 38 Delia Knox, Dawson. "I liavo lalcn German Liver Powder for No. sol .No. jo No 221 dyspepsia, and other liver troubles, and I.v. New Orleans ... 6 30 p m 900am declined. 39 Lena Campbell, Manntngton. Memphis am 813pm 7:30 L'. Hobgocd, Principal, Minnie would not be without it." Miss Jennie May it ever be so. oopm 12 10 p m (mam Lv. Fulton 40 N urcen, Atuilne, In Session this Week ut sonvllle. Madi- - "Bij 3n6ustcu toe (Djrtoc." (EffL-cllv- tfirp-7-.- oo 1 4 35 . 111 0-- 1,. Opens 011 Monday Next. Parents Urged to Send Children on First Day. The Earlincton Public School will open next Monday morning, September 6th, with the following eincient corps of teachers in charge: Mrs. Ida Walker, Principal, Miss Minnie Bourland, Mr. E. B. Dourland and Miss Laura Ligon. There arc something over 450 children of school age enrolled in this district. How many of these will be at school on opening day? Every parent should make it their especial care that their children shall attend school and begin with the beginning of the session. The opportunity for giving jour child an education should not be thrown away. Do not keep your boys and girls at home unless there is abso lute necessity to do so. t3A s5 a5 aU aflt 4& A DEEP CUT IN PRICES. FOR BUYERS. Wc have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment of J 4 a GREAT ATTRACTIONS Preserve Your Hair STRAW GOODS! Everything in this line almost given away. Wc also offer Special Bargains in . . . 11 11 . . . . WASH GOODS At greatly reduced prices, also close out our line of Will 1 AyerS Hair . 3 MATTINES At prices that will be appreciated. Wc have Great Bargains in a . . 3 4 4 . 55 ! Cra-no- r. ofK-rt.i- y 1 I .. 440 1:53 p m 1 113 am 111 repu-tabl- 111 ft W Earlington Notes apnins. r? Discharged. rw at Nichols this county, on August 21, had his ex amining trial on Monday before The testiHorse Auction, Earlington, Sat County Judge Hall. satisfied the unlay, p. in. I). F. Todd & Co. mony introduced court that the killing was justifiaThe Earlington public school ble and Kobcrtson was discharged. house is this week receiving a coat A Cure 1'or Dllious Colic of fresh paint on the outside. ItesouKcu, Screvbn Co , Ga I Everything is comfortable inside been subject to attacks of bilious colichave for and the school begins Monday. several tears. Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and 0iarrl.ee Remedy is the only burc Let all the children go. ol Special Mention. 1 1 James Robertson, the young man Personal Paragraphs ami who shot and instantly killed Wiley Other Doings at Home Worthy nt a picnic Ilsley, The Louisville Annual Confer-crcnc- c i. 4 fr' Henderson, on September 22nC Then come the changes for many a Union Meeting: Christian Church preacher and congregation. at Sebrcc 'Springs. There will be a grand union Kcv. C. C. Hall and wife went to Hopkinsville Tuesday morning meeting of the Christian Church, to attend the funeral of Mr. T. M. at Sebree Springs, Ky., Friday, Gooch, an old friend of Mrs. Hall. September 3, 1S97. Round trip tickets one fare from Mr. Gooch lived in Hopkinsvillc Providence, Ncbo, Madisonville, foe nnny years until he moved to Lebanon, III., in May last, where Hanson and Slaughtersvillc, good he died Sunday. He was about to return the same day. Lay aside your business and have one good 70 years of age. day's outing and enjoyment. Elder On Saturday evening a small Larimore, of Florence Alabama, number of young people were will deliver a lecture on the pleasantly entertained at the home grounds-Plentof good wholesome reof Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Chattcn. (Nashvillo American. various games, the crowd freshments, but no intoxicants. After A runaway marriage took place at was favored with beautiful music, Good music, Plenty of innocent Good meals at the home of Dr. Charles Badcr, in vocal and instrumental rendered amusements, 25 cts. Come North Nashville, at 3 o'clock Tuesby Mrs. Anderson, of Hopkins- brcc Springs COMMITTHE. one! Come all day afternoon. The contracting villc, and others. parties were Wm. L. Boyd, of Uucklcn's Arnica Salve. Bymim at Mndlsonvlllc Earlington, Ky., and Miss Fannie The best Salvo in iho world for Cuts, Hon W. D. Dynuni, chairman Hruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Winstead, of Nebo.Ky. Owing to of the National Committee of the Sores, Tctler.'Chapped Hands, Chilblains, opposition of the bride's family, Eruptions, nnd and .National Democratic party, will Corns cures all Skin no pay required. posi-is Mr. Boyd was forced to resort tively Piles or It and at 2 speak in the Court House at Mad- guaranteed to give perfect sitisfaction or to strategy, morning, by prearrange-ment- , isonvillc on Saturday, October 1st. money refunded. Price 25c per box For he stole his fianceo from her Sale by St. Uernard Drug Store. father's house and catching a train The News, There Was 110 Mill. the lovers arrived in Nashville sevDavid lJarnctt has secured the Those embryo prize fighters, eral hours later. On their arrival agency for the St, Louis they were driven to Dr. Badcr's "Kid Precis and "Spike" This adds another paper who were extensively billedCreson, home where preparations were at to giv to his list, and puts him in control a glove contest in Madisonville once matlc for the wedding. J. W. of thrccsplcndid papers, the the other night, did not appear Eddings and Miss Yula Sharpc Courier Journal and the at the Armory. Mayor Hole-maagreed to lend their presence while and the good people of the coun- the nuptial knot was being tied. was performed ty scat decided that they did The ceremony Died. not need this class of entertain- promptly at 3 o'clock by Rev. R. Clifton L. Hewlett, son of Mr. ment, and the exhibition was pro- Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd will and Mrs. William Hewlett, aged hibited. That word prohibit, with probably remain in the city for nineteen years, died at his home its variations, is very objectionable several days, during which lime west of Madisonville', Friday, Aug- to many, but it must bo used for thu regulation letter of forgiv.incss ust 37th, about 9:30 p. m. His the public good. may bu received. remains were interred at Hrowdcr's Dr. Usll's Poppormint Chill Tonic cures Old People. church cemetery A perfect A sura appetite. permanently. Sc-Hot- of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, will convene at rclicl. it acts like a charm Una dose ol it Rives relief when all other remedies fail. I). Sharp G 1'or sale by St. Ikrnard Drugstore, Earlington; George Kins, St. Chatles, Hen T. Itobinson, Mortons Gap, most excellent young men, died Monday evening. His death is said to have been caused by a congestive chill. The trouble originated only a few days ago when he took a drink of ice water while he was very warm. This was followed by cramping and he continued to Had a Severe Attack. : grow worse until the congestive "Having a severe attack of rheumatism and malaria fever, and not receiving benefit chill ended his life. This is the end of a useful nnd for medicines prescribed, I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. I was very weak at devoted life. He was an earnest tiit lime After taking three bottles I was Christian man, devoted to his relieved, and at tbe end of three months I mother, sisters, brothers and his was cured Jambs F. Miller, Grundy, home, and he had the respect and Kentucky of all who knew him well. Hood's Pills act easily and promptly on esteem His remains were interred at the the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. Odd Fellow's cemetery Tuesday Married in Nashville. afternoon. Whitfield, Assistaut, Mortons Gap. Willie Mills, Ncbo. 41 42 Jennie Hobgood, Ashbysburg. 43- - To be supplied. 44 J U Manna, Ashbys. 45 Mrs Ida Wnlker, Principal, Minnie Hourland, K I). Dourland, Laura Ligon, Earlington. 46 T. L Collins, Si Charier 47 A. J. Fox. While Plains. 48 Miss S W, Foard. Earlington. 49 E. R Huchanan, Hanson. 50 Rosi Hall, Madisonville 5t Mary Greer, Nebo. 52 Cordis Gretr, Nebo. 53 C M. Oates. White Plains. j C E. Calvert. Charleston. 55 II, F. Kendrick, Dalton. jO Lcnnie Whitfield, Mortons G ip. F. McCulley, Principal, G 57 -- E Urown, Eltzi Hess, Hanson. 58 Jennie Peyton, Nebo. 59 Rancc Mcintosh, St. Charles. Gj R O Davis, Dalton. Gt Belle Parker, Manningtnn. 62 Robert Tippett, Dalton. G3 Virgie Sutton; Madisonville. Oilio O Fox, Dawson. G4 0I.1 Hill, Nebo. GO J, D Sisk, Dalton, C. Daves, Silent Run. 67 C. 08 N. W. Uranscn, Hanson. Gg Emma Knox, Mortons Gap. 70 Helen Osburn, Richland. Lewis Oalcs, White Plains 71 72 Vic Wyatt, Earlington. 73 Jennie Knox, Madisonville. 74 Ivcy Alexander, Leech School House. 75 E U. Urown, Hanson. 76 Sallic Hobgood, Hanson 77 I as W. Urown, Veazey. 78 Ora Compton, Manitou. 79 Samuel Crow, Madisonville. Ho E J, I lam by, Hamhy Station. 81 Salho Cavanaugh, Earlington. 82 L D. Urown. Principil, Mrs. An- nleO'ISrjan. Minnie Lynch, Dawson. Principal, S. T. 83 Ophelia Davis, Cayce, Uarnsley. 84 Fred Hobgood Nebo 85 Lula Knight, Nebo. 8G Sallie King Charleston. Mattis Urown, Madisonville. S7 88 -- Letcher Fox, St. Charles. to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com1 had relief before I had taken one plaint. o botllt. It did mo more good than all prescribed by physicians." Mrs. John Campbell, Jeffersonville, Ind. mo med-icin- lex. "Friends advised new-mad- e ricdnry's Horse Won. Formers arc cutting their millet; McGary's "Bilhc the Kid," first and it is the finest crop seen for money; Barnctts"Charlie Tandy," years. second money. That is the way Something to Depend On. the race ended. It was the buggy Mr. James Jones, of the drng firm of horse trot or pace, mile heal , 2 in 3, for Hopkins, Webster and Mc- Jones U Son, Cowden, 111., in speaking of Dr. King's New Discovery, that last Lean counties, on the third day of winter his wife was attacked says La Grippe with the Hopkins County Fair. Both and her case grew so serious that physiletding horses were fromEarling-to- cians at Cowden and Pana could do nothlivery stables, which seems to ing for her. It seemed to develop into Hasty Consumption. Dr. King's make rather a good showing for New Discovery in store,Havingselling lots of and the horse interests of this unpre- it, he took a battle home, and to the surtentious town. But our liverymen, prise of all sho began to get better from the first dozen dollar bottles and and we have three of them, can no cureddose, sound half awell. her and King's more be turned down than our Discovery for Consumption,Dr.Coughs New and business men in any other line. Colds is guaranteed to do this good work. Look out for Earlington to be in Free trial bottles at St. Uernard' Drug Store. the front rank every time. The time made by "Billy the Lost, Kid" was 3:02 Between Earlington and Madisonville yesterday (Wednesday) mornIhm'l TulmmiSilt anil KitiuLu lour Iff AJ. To quit, tutnu-i'0'inlly and forever, bo mag ing, a purse containing a small nctlc. lull r 11(0, nerve ami vigor, tal.o tlio that malcas woalt men sum of money, and papers, also JtroiiR. All druBBlsta, tOoorll. Curocuaran-len- t rosary beads, prized highly. Itooklct nnd froo. Address Suitable reward for return to Sterling Kcmcily Co, Chlcaco or New York. n Hlndman's Appointments, All at 1.30 O'clock, p. m. I I BIG GROCERY I BIB LINE OF SHOES a!& Nothing but honest stock and good values offered. And you won't forget that our a5t 3v & Thursday, September 2, Marion. Friday, September 3, Cadiz. Saturday, September 4, Eddy-vill- c. Tuesday September 7, Madisonville. Wednesday, September 8, Dixon. Thursday, September 8. Friday, September 10. Henderson. Saturday, September n, Ovvcns-boro- . Appointments for Air. Duck. villc Monday, September 6, Hopkins- Contains everything you need or desire for your tabic during the hot weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice. Anything, you want at 3v Mor-ganfiel- d. E J55 5 M5 EMS EHERflL STORES- 5v & 3 5 A J. I wonder-worker- , Chairman Carroll, of the National Democratic State Campaign Committee, has made out the following speaking appointments for the Hon. Charles W. Buck, ex Minister to Peru: Cadiz, September 6. &A V (03 taH 5U The Bee office. Died. . Earle Plain.one of Madisonville's urday at Come to the horse auction Sat1 o'clock, at Earlington, B. F. Todd & Co. Earlington, September 7. Sebree, September 8. Allensville, September 9. Mr. Buck's appointment Earlington at 8 for o'clock p. in. Hanson School. Hanson is "in it," educationally. Ky. The best house in the county is Drug Store, Earlington, being erected. A strong faculty, Special auction sale of horses headed by Prof E. McCulley, is in extra drivers and roadsters at charge. The courses of study are Earlington Saturday next, Sept. 4. not excelled by the average college B. F. Todd & Co. or normal. You can be suited in studies. Tuition only S2 per month. Board ?8 to $q. For ,11, iimjmgitr elegant catalogues, address E. McCully, A. M., Principal, Han- son, Ky. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tabletr. All Druggists refund tbe money if it fails to Cure, 25c. For sale by St. Uernard both oulcos. Over 4,000 vacancies several times as many vacancies as momb;rr. Must bavo more members. Several plans; two plans give free registration; one plan GUARANTEES positions. Ten cents pays for book, containing plans and a $joo love stoiy cf College days. No charge to employers for recommending teachers I Southern Teachers' Bureau, Re. Dr. 0. M. Sutlon, ) Sullon Teachers' Bureau. V C9-A.M., Cearborn SI , S. W. Cor. Main &3dSU., Chicago, III. Louisville, Ky. ) President nnd Manager. ) Northern vacancies Chicago oSce, Southern vacancies Louisville office. One Ico reglitrrs in TEACHERS WANTED! Subscribe for The Bee. I, I If you ever try Sutherland's Eiglo Eyo Salvs for failing ee sight, granulated lids, or sore eyes of any kinchvju will bo n fur 1'lfly Cents. advertiser among your friends for Ouarontocd tobacco haLit cure, nml, cm weak it. For salo by St. Uernard Drug Store, men Btroug, blood puro. Wc.tl. All drutrulsta Earlington, George King, St. Charles. keen-sight- Thc first whisky bottled in bond under the new law was at the old W. S. Stone distillery in Owens-borIt was on an order for 1,200 cases for a St. Louts house. o. - o'clock-Tuesda- y Post-Dispatc- Globe-Democra- t, Post-Dispatc- h. r soldiers line to San Francisco, en route to From 8o to 200 miles, arrangements are in charge of and several hours saved by the 'Lincoln Post, G. A. R., of LaRue Burlington's splendid passenger county, and they with the hearty train service to the northwest from aid of the citizens of the town and St. Lotus. Kansis City or St. county, are making every effort Joseph. Pullman sleepers and toward the success of the under- Free Chair Cars on all through taking. All old soldiers are in- trains. Several extra steamers vited to attend. Special rates have will sail before the season closes. been granted by the Louisville & Ask your ticket agent for detailed Nashville and Illinois Central, and information or write the under tickets can be secured nt one fare signed. L. W. WAKELEY, for the round trip. General Passenger Agent, , St. Louis, Mo. of Kentucky, Soldier's Reunion. The Burlington Route is the diThe 10th and nth of September rect northwest line to Seattle or arc the dates tor the reunion of Tacoma, and the direct westward and The Klondyke Coal Fields. H TO mm Kiviciyw UK DONT aw AMDYOUW V.'fll'f at'Hodgcnvillc. The Alaska. COALBILLDOWlt fail to use MJy iv " jc Ut MM itnosa, KjAAABMAiin QZmf - ? ; i.uuo feUitflaW r r DAILY CAPACITY- -; Wl aflaVaHk uragwr aB Ml XWSfit- - v?BSWVmiKLm msSvB JIFW TSa l ir . WRITE FOR ku ji PRICES XrTJ, REFERENCE;?! mft Jk r laaST a taBab 3 nc Tho great Yucatan Chill Tonic. rcliablu and popular tonic, For Sale. Jersey cow with young calf tor sale at a bargain. Call on J. A fine M. Victory for particulars. A fine lot of horses 13- auction Saturday in Earlington. F. Town & Co. Come. for sale at blood purifier. A complete strengtticner. It will give color in the face nod change that sallow complexion to a Imnutiful rosy hue It corrects disorders of the stomach and aids digestion. Overcomes nervous depressions and low spirits. It will exhausted and nursing mothers to full strength nnd energy, and mal.es bono and muscle for children. Guaranteed For sale by St. Uernard Drug Store Karling-ton- ; George King, St Charles. JJANDY to GAII1ACTIC Old pcoplu who rcquiro madicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will And tbe truo remedy in Electric Uitters This medicine does not stimulate and connins no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but nets as a Ionic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach nnd bowels, adding strength and giving tones to the organs, thereby aiding nature In the performance of her functions. Electric Uitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people hnd it just exactly what they neeU. l'rtce 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle at St. Uernard Drug Store, I eorconstlpjtin. fnwsrrts are lbs Ideal i 1R1AI 4AKmjUTquIV finiBUNTtf RTi to cure nf llUAnfinlKDU tlf.afrBrlpirirrlii,liitraueo nj natural rfsnltf. STKRMNO BKHEDT CO., Chlcaco. Montreal, Can.,orNenTork. Id. Itkawl IS 50 twdRE'COHSTPATIOH WJ JJtftM lJ"JJII Hi dlfUtm ;i"iTiiiiMiM Uilrr. n ALL nmiGGi.srs Ijim- bam- - S Fencing, storm Sunday night. outbuildings and crops suffered. Cascnreta won-dorf- A deal of damage was done in Daviess and McLean counties by a ISSS 117. Uvoryliody Puy Bo. most Caii'lCitl'iii Hi, U10 ago, pleasmodi-- ul INeovWf 0MI10 ant and rofrosliinr; to tho taalo, aci Kciitly nnd positively 011 ltldnoys, liver nnd Iwivcls, cleauslns tho cntlro system, iUbiwIcoIub, rurlin!iiliu.iQ. favor, habitual constipation and biliousness. Plcaso buy and try a box 0, 23, 60 ccnt3. bold and of O. C O. guaranteed to euro by nil druggists. 1 and febrifuge. It breaks the chill and prevents its lelurn, strengthening Pill a bottlu or common water glass with the pitient and gives healthy lone and urine, and let it stand twenty-fou- r hours: vigor without rtgard to diet. Pleasant to a sediment or setting indicates a diseased Price 50c. thke. Warranted at drug condition of tho kidneys. When urine 'torn. stains linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble. I no (renuent desire to urin The Exchange Roller Hills. ate or pains in the back, is also convincing Mr. Frank Tutt is the hustling proof that tho kidneys and bladder aro out of order. proprietor of the Exchange Roller WHAT TO DO, Mills at Madisonville, which were There is a comfort in tho knowledge so formerly so successfully operated often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- by Mr. U. J. Holland now deceas- root, thu great kidney remedy, lullills every ed. Mr. Tutt has been operating wish in relieving pain in the back, kidnoys, this mill a comparatively short liver, bladder nnd every part of the urinary It corrects inability to bold passages while, but is already pushing the urine and scalding urin in passing it, or business to the front with gratifyiny bad effects following use of liquor, wino or results. He is producing every- beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many thing turned out by a first-clas- s times during tbe night to urinate. The mill and treating everybody right. mild and extraordinary effects ol Sw.imp-KoHis prices, too, arc always reasonis soon realized. It stands tbe highable and exchange always just. est for its most wonderful cures of Iho most Mr. Tutt, through the columns of distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug of The Bee, invites everybody to gpst price fifty cents and ono doll ir. Pur call and see him and solicits trade n sampld hutllo and pamphlet, both mth with Webster, McLean ami adjoin fri'o by ni.ul. mention Tub Urk ami u ml Kil.ni ing connttcs. 111s products lie &our full pojiolfico address to Dr. prnp,!. r Co . Uinglwinpion, N Y. The guarantees to give satisfaction, tors of this piper gnuranteo tho. ;iniini-nrtso- f this oiler. I'.iiurmo our uowen 1v11.11 Candr Cnthnrllc. euro constlDatlon forhtnr. . Subscribe for The Bee. lOc.i'Sc. If 0.0. (all, druggists refund mfmcy. HOW TO FIND OUT, (JTJ ' J) THE bUAU tfEl JUPAl US A TflLAL TiC MArMCT.SEMD 1 OH c ORDEFtAWD YOU WILL USE HO OTHER . W& ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED $&? H oyjy GUARAlfrEED 5 s& jLgflnSFA(TnOtt a I ,( V a.1 i' .. ..:3Tn JNfr "n w &&& ' jKfpfftf ST i1 JOHN B. CASTLtM.YX. AUTHUtt C. LAXGIIAM. 1.KECKINUIUCB CASTLEMAX. I TILE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON X, THIRD QUARTEH, INTEn-NATIONA- L Royal insurance Co. OF LIVERPOOL, The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World. i$2i&!&?&&&!$S$ Tx & k"riTui a rraETi SERIES, SEPT. D. Ef K r,ir to others, tvhctlier In tilings tcin'pbml or splrltunl, Is r. very Gcdllkc orfo, for "The Fon of junn enmo not to bo 'minis-tcrcunto, but to minister, nntl to ptto Ills life n ransom for maiiy" (Mnth. xx, 28). Ho Is our great nritl only oxnniplo In General Office Louisville. Managers Soifthf.rn Department. nil tliltiRS If wo linvc first of nil truly received Him nntl thus Lccn sjivcd by His PAUL M. MOORE, Earlington, Ky., Resident Agent for Earlmglon blood (Kpli. I, 0, 7). Until wo nro Kivctl ' and Vicinity. by Him wo cannot servo Him, but when onco wo linvo becomo cblldren of Gotl by fnltli In Him then our grout work Is to servo tlio living nml true Gotl. NASHVILLE. 3. "Your zeal lmtli provoked very TDNNRSSER TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION mnny." As wo consider Him of whom It Is written, "Tlio zcnl of thlno liotiso hath Exhibit of the cntcn mo up" (P. lxlx, 0; John 11, 17), nnd who, though Ho was rich, j et for our snkes becamo poor, that wo through His poverty might bo rich (II Cor. vlil, 0), wo will bo lilcrcnslngly filled with His spirit nnd manifest Ills zeal (II Cor. Ill, 18). Then ns others neo Him In us they will .: Him and want to bo llko Him. When onco wo nro wtved by Him, Ho nsks At. tlic TYrniinal Station in the Centennial Grounds is one of the most us to hand ovw to Illm our bodies that Ho may in interesting, instructive, and costly displays at the Exposition, and glory of dwell thous nntl wnlk in us to1,tho arranged II Cor. vi,God vlll, Father (Rom. xll, S; should he seen by every visitor. It consists of an artistically C). 20; 3. "Yet hnvo I sent the display ol Agricultural Products, Minerals, Timbers, Valuable Relics, our boasting of you should brethren lest loliivnliiln Curiosities, etc., collected from points along the line traveled by this this behalf; that, ns I eatd, yo may bo Is seeming "readiRoad, which penetrates the most fertile and picturesque portions of ready." 'Xlicro not often a result In n pernlwnys ness that docs Nashville, every fifteen formance, cither through lack of sincerity the South. Trains leave the Union Depot, pr somo of tho adversary. minutes for the Centennial Terminal Station. The Quickest and Best Ilcnco 1'nultemptation nnd n brother whoso sent Titus praiso wns In nil tho churches (II Cor. Route. Fare, Five Cents. 111, designating them both ns "tho T ITI-tB- a messengers of tlio churches, tho glory of Christ." To theso brethren, nnd through them, tho bclievors nt Corinth wero to show tho proof of tholr lovo. 4. "Lest haply If they of Macedonia como with mo nnd find you unprepared, wo should bo ashamed li this Fame confl-doboosting." If wo trust in ptoplo nnd e In tholr promises, wo will bcvcryiptto o bo nshnmed, for tho best intentions of IH DAILY svcAr own oivina USB may como to naught. John, by tho BATIBPAOTIOH. OVER Spirit, exhorts us so to nbldo In Christ that wo shall not be ashamed teforo Him They nrc ntncJe of Southern Irou by Southern Workmen, nt His coming (I John II, 28). If God Is who nre sustained by the products of fioinheni I'nrtnera. working in us, Ills thoughts pml works They Inst lonjrcr and make more homes happy than any pro sure to bo fulfilled (Isn. xlv, CI; Jcr. other Store on earth. Fire backs guaranteed for 13 years. II, SO). Hut If wo aro, apart fr. m Him, seeking to accomplish eomewhet, It will If your Dealer does not handle them, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. bo very npt to fnll through. jtdiflfitSLL C. "Therefore I thought it necessary to exhort tho brethren, that they would go beforo unto you nnd mnko up beforehand your bounty." Ihore seems to mo to bo a llttlo moro of looking to men than tb God in nil this exhortation nnd fearfulncFS on tho part of 1'mil. It eccms n good ileal llko tho way things nro dono today, rather than whon, In thodaysof Moses, thopcoplo gnvo so willingly nnd nbundantly that they had (0 ho restrained from bringing (Ex., xxxv), G, 7). 0. "But this I sny, Ho which sowcth sparingly shall icpp also svarlngly, and ho which sowcth bountifully thall reap also bountifully." Or, n,s It is written in Prov. xl, Si, "Therols that scMtcreth nnd yet Incrcnsoth, nnd there ls'thnt wlthholdcth icoro than is meet, but it tendeth to poverty." And again in Trov. xlil, 7, "Thero is thatmakcth himself rich, yet hath nothing; thcro is that maketli himself poor yet hath great riches." No farmer expects ft groat harvest from n small sowing; how win n Christian think othcrwlsof 7. "Every man according ns ho purpos-rt- h in his heart, eo let him glvo; not grudgingly or of necessity, for God lovcth n cheerful giver." All scrvico to bo must bo heart service unto God, In tho name of the Lord Jesus nnd in tho power of tho Spirit. Thoso who worship God must worship Him in spirit and in MANurACTUBtRS OF truth. No mcro outward form counts for ' anything. God so loved that Ho gave. Tho Son of God loved mo and gnvo Himself for and Crates. Holltrwwart. Tluwarc. Etc. Mantels me, and unless wo cheerfully glvo wo hnvo not nis spirit. Tho Greek word DEAURSM hero translated cheerful, is not found elsewhere You can easily sco iu it our word hilarity, suggesting God's plcasuro WOODEN AND WILUOWWARH. lu ono who gives with laughter because ho is so glad of tho opportunity. 8. "And God i3 able to mnko nil grnco Evi'rytliinp necessary ami convenient abound toward you; that yo nlwnys, havfor tlio Kitchen, Dining: ltooro, ing nil sufficiency in all things may LuwnJry and Dairy. A SPECIALTY. abound to every good work." However -J icmerrigyr-TCTrari?r.r.TOcloso ono may bo naturally, nnd not in.acasxs!ur: vasijzmajns; clined to give, tho exceeding, abundant ompo of Grid Is nbln to trnnsfrirni even such a ono into n hilarious giver, and Euch n miracle of grace brings great glory mmvm to God. So in every other phaso of tho Christian life God Is ablo to make manifest in the most unlikely person tho very Popular Proprietary spirit of Christ. "Not that wo aro suffMedicine Sold at Retail icient of ourselves to think anything ns of ourselves, but our sufficiency is of God" for Five Cents a Package (II Cor. Ill, 5). A very llttlo Christian the first experimental living and Christian work eccui to satisfy many who bear Ills beautiful names step in a direction that pennies for God, but dollars many for n may lead to a revolution bicycle, or n spring suit, or cigars, or n bulliUcss; n few moments for Him, but in the trade. many hours n day for recreation which A New York company of mam. clicmliti.the Rlpans Chemical Companr, must bo had. placod upon the innrutt about fli J ear . u n medicinal tablet or " tabula " computet! drug! which had been 0, 10. This parenthesis is ft quotation uf compressed jxiwdcred preparation .1111 rtulu medicinal to bo 0 more general use aiiiottt uutllcal men than any other, for the euro or nl from a psalm (cxii), which srenks of the testation tit such llli common toinmi ai L.nu their origin In an Impaired digestion or blessedness of tho upright mnn who lives sveakeneu rapacity for osMmllatlng foo!.u!KKi blr.g nourUhment and eliminating watte. The catilosuu of Ma Included undr tl.it head Is Raid to Include pretty nearly every ill tho fear of tlio Lord ; to such God will disease far which tho physician U called tiiiou loprescrlbe. In preparing Ibclrainndaiil glvo tho power of doing geed Leycnd their reinaly for tho acceptance of t ho American oopto the company laid down tho principle the highest irrodc, that every thins t ntcrlnz Into tho iacl.ct lioulil Ijo ofunimpaired throughaud so preaieil utmost thought. Ho will nut only proido any exlindrd and protected us to retain Its qualities Intact and lapse of tlmo In any cllmato. Only lliocliolocst drugs should be uicd, their preparation that which wo nro to scatter, but Ho will bless it ns wo scatter It nnd cnuso it to inpacked In Klass, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Ksi tlin mrkii uimnofA crado anlilirh In its lenulrements that no lnnuufectuier at llnsa crease nnd multiply liko the 11 vo loaves of used every iiivo stoppers could supply moro that a small proportion irom his output that day tho hid which fed tho u,C00. Tho scid to would meet tho cxactlnc specifications. Iliorloss vials were In turn packed luloxcs of workmanship by those used by tho equality not surpassed In beauty nud iirrfccllonof gold. bo sown Is His, whethir It bo seed In tho Having sctthe Irhlghrtandard. most fastidious dealers In Jewelsaud ornmiutsof form of His word or mcuey or good dctds. anduoverconsentliiff to rary from It. llo iroprletors resorted to tho accepted modem commodity known, and seven hundred thousand dollars In. mothndsof making their "Tho seed is tho wold of God," "Tho silrested within live years in newspaper advertising lias Informed every American rltliru ver is mlno nnd the gold Is mine, saith concerning tho superior and surprising qualities of Hlpans Tabules. Ilalngtiinughlrul and painstaking observers of tbs changed conditions that tho Lord of Hosts." "Good works nro also oyer tho commercial world, and careful to noto every circumstance having a txailnir prernied for us to wnlk in" (Luke vlli, upon the successful prosecution of their trade, the managers of the company nave nottif that there Is a present Insistent demand for a lower prlco for every article that 11; Hag. 11, 8; Eph. ii, 10). When God reaches or approaches an universal use, and that the people, although requiring tho sees nny ono who Ir willing faithfully to best of everything, resent being called upon to par heavy percentages for superfluous wrapnlu-- and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might scatter seed, He will nbundantly supply in can), but Is needless In the cawi of n purchase Intended to bo consumed In n both tho sitd and Ills blisslng, without week. It lias also bcciidlscovcrcd, and proved by the tettof time and actual experience, that theso Tabulos tlo not havo the tendency to loss of qualities or dlratnutlou of which there can bo liO increase (I Cor. from exposure that might at tlrst liaro been expected. Inasmuch as, uudcr fnvorablo conditions, those that liavo lain looso In a drawer, n traveling bag or pocket III. T). aro found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious as for several weeks or months 11. "Being cnilii.id in eterj thing to ever. Acting upon theso subventions, nnd noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of nil bountifultitss, which ci.iiteth through groat nowspapers nowsold for n cent Instead of the old rate of five times that amount, us thanksgiving to Gctl." As q pass on and Ilia general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, tho 01 ijuiiiuk up miwiii i.uum m iiuirutwni eo nnanyuavn euiereu upon sue. the gocd things of Gud I toplo nre Messed cartons, which they will offer to tho trada upon terms which will permit of a package und Gcd is gloriilcd, r.nd I ho uuscnknhlo the druggist or storekeep r r.t n prlco lower than ever licforo adopted fur '.r.niri.'tarv meiiicina fivi: cents ten tauuies.or Qoses. ror one naira cent eaen. gift, our Lord .Ttnn (hiitt Himself, Is I III e Mlipiuy will not uiscouiiiiuu mj iiiHiiuinciure mm nolo ill mil lurin vviui wuirn magnified. In cvirytl lug vro r.ro enriched t ie poopla h no learned to know and value tho Hlpans Tabules, but will offer Hie cheaper may desire them, it should beplalnly 1 ir' eviierlmnntiilly fnrtho benelltof such as by Him In till litttranco Mid ki.ovtlidga 'erenee st hki mat tho quality or mo meuicino is laeniicann ootn sorts, me oniy (I Cor. I, C) .mil bit), ecl with nil ft Irltiml i l'ir t'l form nnd comparative cost ' iri imn'iiuiiviiaiiiiittii ncmci... blessings nml cvirjil. T.g icittilnn.g to life lit ivi.l ri'irnlu n snnnlv when reouested rt aud gulllniFs (Kpli. I. U; 11 l'tt. i, a), f. itnttitnfr tin tnhtltes. will be sent. forwarded to the Hlpans Chemical Co., No. 10 Spruce 8i New York. Until the ' . il irx thoroughly Introduced to the trade, ageuts and peddlers will be supplied at a that wo may Lo chaiat tliroi.gh which i ,1 wiili ti will allow them a fair margin of front, vlr.i dozen cartons for 0 cents. these thing,; Ho can i:iH on, or 1) Ins udUrartnnslfor l Ji. 6 gross (TJJ cartons) for $30.S2. 23 gross iS.OX) cartons) for known to others. "I will bless thee, and ji n 1 otli with tha order In every case. thou shalt be n blorslng." "Freely jo luno received, freely e'vo" (Gen. xll, 13; iy3w--:acSfrfTaHiJia Math, x, 8). Docs the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky. Docs the Largest Business in the Southern States. $249,831.03 Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 MemText of tho Lcssnn, II Cor. lv, ory Verse, CS Goltlcti Text, II Cor. Till, 0 Commentary by tho llcv. D. M. Btenrns. . ST IS NARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. "For na touching tho lulnlstcrlng to tlio mints, It la EtipcrlHious for 1110 to ivtlto to joii." Tho grait iirlvllORO of inlnfsVtcr-ln1. g tl Miners and Shippers of QQAL. AND COKE, iai . -- BARBAE & CASTLEMAN, r. ' & I Two Through Trains Daily 11 "Til xm sir" The ci' Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway d nd-jnl- 201 N. Chciiy Street, Nashville, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Rainier louse, J3romlwa, Pndiicah, Tennessee. KcntucKy. S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Krnliickj'. Memphis, Tenn A. S. PORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. A. M. CARROLL, Mr.nagcr, ffice, Earlington, Kentuc ky Branch Offices. J I . J Unnnlne Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Dining Cars Noihvllle to Chlcagu 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CIIICAUO $3 & '$ "HEW ORLEAHS&FLORIDA SPECIAL" Lcics New Orlrani Dally at 13.05 noon 1..& N. It. K. Nashville at 7.3o a.m. Ilirougli ISiiUct Sleeping Csrs Irom New Oilsans "CHICAGO & IIASHYILLE LIMITED" loaves Nisshvllte Dally at 7.30 p. m 1 ....... cJJkm Building, HESSER, WholesoiJe Agentts - JOHN 85.T. H.irtford Building, Chicago, BRIDGMAN, Room 111. Aty 1'cr Information, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. k efo fi i THE FAMOUS ND. I n Tn.,- J9-DON- FAIL TO SEE 10-1- 2 I'Ur till - - UJirJb, x Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED GOAL IN THE JUULLJKl.Jli'l . J irUIll HjfctrilllgLUlJ, 1-- 1 i x iltULLLUllU ii a .i ntcnstilh., bill. D. II. IIIIXAUN, Oen'l Southern Agent Ns.slivl.1.. Tcnn. s. I.. KOOP.R-- s Y-tVncmrcr Agent t a. All. SNBaaESMTtXlft Ps -- .1WSir I'. I'. JHpFRins. titn'l Pa icnger Agent COAL, rrtx L&N.RAILROAIi THE GtlEAT . a i rsi tlllU Db. OIistl.rlU!S' THROUGH TRUNK I.INL between the cities of Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, Kvansville, St. Louis, And the cities ot i1 ' iNE ERPRISE 200,000 nt Nashville, Memphis, Montgomery Mobilu nnd New Orleans, pco-pl- i BRUSHED BDKR FOR BASE BURNERS UND PURNHGES, Wh)' buy Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARDCRUSHED 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 UNRIVALED. SPEED Gl-icir-i;ea AND SHORTEST AMD QUICKEST ROU1 12 From St. Louis, Evansvillc nnd Henderson to the B SOUTHEAST -M AND SOUTH! THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga, making direct connection S Rtzic vnr k ENDEAVOR. nrcziT np Globe-Dtmcrr- T7niP it G fliv.n cnn Riniviox-- do r S 5? WITH PULLMAN I'ALACE CARS For Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Jacksonville and Points IN FLOK1DA. CHRISTIAN The Miners' Strike. (Geo E. Roberts in the ) Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co, NASHVILLE, TENN. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutleiy, BIGYOLBS -- MEDICINE for the A 1 MILLION.. makes images ont of gold and silver, nud yet it has not by nny means reach cd n roint whero Gotl holds first plnco in tho human henrt. Oar idolatry may differ in form from that which existed iu tho past mid exists iu many heathen lands today, but it docs not differ iu character. It is no less idolatry becauso wo hnvo ceased to bow down to that which represents tho things which wo lovo and worship beforo God Himself. Idolatry is a most heinous sin. It is placing something clso iu tho placo cf God. It is in direct violation of tiio command of God, "Thou dhalt havo no other gods beforo Mc." Tho folly of idolatry is supremo. It cannot but appear so to any who will givo tho matter n serious thought. Why men should havo ever mado images and havo called them gods is n great mystery. Wo cannot hut wonder who made tho first idol. It seems such supremo folly for men to havo believed tha tlio works of their own hands could do anything for them that it would bo incrediblo did wo not know positively that such has been tho case. But tho idolatry of tho modern world is none tlio less stupendously foolish. It ia only a chango in form. Tho thing idolized usurps tho placo of God iu tho heart and lifo, aud tlio folly of so doing is supreme. The human soul needs God. It cannot bo satisfied witn-on- t God. Topic For tlio Week Ilfclnnlnj; Auff. 85 Comutcnt lij-- Iter. S. II. Dnjlc. Topic Tito ldolawo nro likely tow orshlp.-E- x. xx, J,uko ill, Idojntry is tlio curso at tlio world today. Tho civilized world iins ndvanccd from tlint stato of bnrbntifin where it It is unfortunate that a great industrial disturbance like the miners' strike should be so imperfectly understood ns it is. It appears in the papers through the wild language of Mr. Debs, and even according to common editorial comment as a great conflict between capital and labor. It is being used to promote the antagonism and bitterness of the employed class against the employers, to stimulate the hatred of the poor against the rich and to aid in the division of society into two hostile camps. It is discussed daily as evidence of of the extortions and inhumanity cf the employing class, and of the degradation of labor, and the for radical and violent measures to reform the existing t r of society. But very M.M0111 is the truth concerning the coalmining business plainly stated. or-d- asrer-tallie- 1 1 11 -- 1 V 11 ,111 1 Thcro aro many things which wo arc likely to worship as idols. Tho second topical refcrenco suggests gold. How many nro worshiping calf y 3 ns sincerely aud devoutly ns tlio of old? Tho greed for gold is and lias Lccn almost insntinblo. It has caused men to sacrifice- honor, position, reputation nud everything that men should hold dear in the world. Yet how transient its blessings arc. Today wo have wealth, tomorrow it is gouo, nud oven if it should last uulil tho end of lifo wo cnuuot tako it with us at death. How foolish to let it tako God's placo. Pleasuro is an nttracjivo idol in tho eyes of tho young. Many young pcoplo livo simply for plcnbure. They think of it, dream of it nud livo for it legardlcss of God nud of eternity. Self is another popular god. Solfishuess is tho controlling priiicipio of many lives. Qoforo God, beforo others, many plnco self, and yet tho truest lifo is n liio for God and for others. Let ns livo less for fielf nud moro for others, nud wc will ho ltsj likely to fnll iuto idolatry. Biblo Itcudlngs. Ex. xxii, 20; Lev. Deut. iv, xxvi, I Kings exxxv, xviii, Ps. cxv, Math, vi, Jer. ii, xvi, xix, Acts iv, xvii, I Cor. x, M; I John ii, n to-daJc-sq2C-215-2211-310-221-210-28; 22-310-1- the miserable condition of the coal miners, and the real difficulty about settling Hie strike, when it says: "The annual consumption of coal in this country has never quite reached 190,000,000 tons, and, according to reports made to the an (lie several states, tlie ihon lies mines have a capacity to produce tins quantity in a little more than ninety da) s." When all the mines now (quipped to supply coal are in operation llic-- can turn out four times ns much coal as can be sold. That is n iact which none of the agitators or sympathizers have commented upon, and yet it is a fact that must be reckoned with before all of these miners arc supplied with steady work and living wages. The candid consideration of this Iact is very much needed. 111 y The "Engineering and Mining Journal" icvcals the true cause ol from one feet thick. A price for mining that will yield good wages in the latter will be a starvation rate in the former. The public would like to buy all of its coal from the big veins, where it can be mined easily and sold cheaply, and there arc plenty of big veins to supply the entire trade, but that solution does not satisfy the operators who own the thin veins or the miners who work in them. These parties want to dig and sell coal, too. It is obvious that if a ton of coal can be mined with less labor in one place than in another, the entire supply should be taken Irom the first place so long ns that is the fact. The public docs not want to pay an extra price for coal to compensate one owner for the disadvantages under which nature has placed his mine, ns compared with other mines. But the plan of this strike is to establish such a scale as will permit all to do business and have their share of the trade. country can use. Thero is a great deal of land in Connections nrc made nt Guthiio and Nashville for all points the United States which cannot be profitably farmed at the present North, East, South nnd West, prices for produce. Wc cannot In Pullman Palace Cars. hope tl.c price of produce to raise to enable all kinds cf land to be EMIGRANTS used. Thcro is land enough fanned without that clans. 'Ihe men who Socking homes on the line of tl c go upon that kind of soil are sure road w receive special low rate; to experience hard times. Their Sec agents of this company for only remedy is to find something else to do. Just so of the coal rates, routes, &c, or write to C. P. Atmomt. G. P. fi T. A.. business. Thcro aro a great many coal veins which cannot bo worked Louisville, Kentucky. with profit at present prices and pay living wages, but there is no occasion for such mines to run at all. The demand for coal can be supplied without them. If the the managers of this strike- - would make a reasonable scale, and let the mines where it is paid surply the demand, and keep all othor's shut up they would be on strong ground. No other policy can have any results. If the object of the strike is only to obtain living wages for mining coal, why do its promoters not fix a rate per ton which will be a fair wage, and let the operators who will pay it start up, while they keep the rest of the mines idle? The public will sympathize with the miners in a fight on that line. It will enable the opontors who are willing to pay a just wage to dy business, and enable the public, which is not an offender in the case, and 13 entitled to somu consideration, to supply its needs by paying a fair price. What moral right has any combination of men to go farther than this, and say that coal shall not be sold to those willing to pay a satisfactory price? Instead of doing this, the policy maintained is of stopping produc tion until a scale for mining is agreed to by all. The reason for this appears in the quotation given above. It is simply that if of the mines were allowed to start up they would supply the entire demand and leave the remaining operators and miners out of the business. That the promoters of the strike will not consent to. Their plan includes not only an advance in wages, but a distribution of the business, and that is the weakness of their position. one-fourt- Couldn't so too Quick. (Paducah Sun.) What we Escaped. 1 iri utt-m- fl i'A , : ?j. ; rl mliif'J'liiilm'lliiillliiifc U (Philadelphia Press.) WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To makeour'jFuneral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. 5 The silver measured by its bul lion value is worth 39 cents, silver selling yesterday at 51 cents an ounce. The decline in the 5SS value of silver shows no sign of stopping. It may yet reach the 25 cents an ounce, which Nevada Stewart predicted for it. That would make our dollar intrinsically h worth about 19 cents, yet it would continue to pass at 100 cents, beE cause maintained by the government on the gold standard. What monetary chaos and loss wc esfir caped when Bryan and his party were defeated 1 1 Mr. Debs saya lie would go to the gallows for the cause of labor, and the Louisville Commercial thinks lie cannot be too quick about it. . The earlier Mr. Debs makes his mortal transition upon that suspending and strangulating machine, the quicker aud more enduring will be the benefit to labor. If he could persuade Sovereign to hang with him, labor would have cause for rejoicing for at least a quarter of a century. How often you hear iho question asked: doing well has be a good "Is practice? Ia liu successful in business? Aro bis a flairs prospering?" And the answers: Why he seems to be doing splendid!) I Ho always carries himself well and wears good clothes. In other words be has "the air of success." The wearers of the clothes made by M. Horn & Co., the GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS, alwajs have tlio that successful appearancn. this .titil'. lo ico Miners1 Diy wjs a urt-- d iv m the I'jtr, If the strike should be suco sv Mid was mueli enj)cd lu our pcp!u ful and the price of coal be corresThe services ai the A M. It Church Sunday evening wero vory impressive, pondingly advanced, it would the opening of new mines, and Afltr his farewell sermon, Rev G. II. Walker choicest blessings renewed demoralization ol prices. upon his invoked God'sand congregation visit special The most important fact to be blessings upon Mr. J. II. loAlbinson nnd family. faced is the present Wonder if our people who look in the exof coal. A revival of railway traffic and manufacturing will help cursion last Sundiy are richer for il? Wo wero pleased to see Rev. Copcland, the situation somewhat, but in any event the most practical relief for of the Madisonviilo C. M. E Church, in our city Monday. n in-viover-producti- Instead ol a contest between labor and capital wc have a con All communications in mines if nw pi test between rival coal fields. Wc t tnis cnlu Km sboulo tic iitdl. nml iu r.ro. ALiKNiirs. tUilinmon, h. have vast deposits of coal, and are accustomed to congratulate ourMrs Johnnie IJiy is on the ick hit selves upon the fact that wc have The hand bos are lliinLinx if coing o enough to last this country for Lllcnderson this month. many generations. But every man Ed Killebrow will be home ntxt uok who owns any of it is anxious to Miss Lillio Dorsey, ot t.ouimillr, i visget it out and sell it now. The iting friends here. Rev. T. H. Merriwealher left fnr Louiscompetition of the different fields has been very sharp, and every ville Thursday night. Ruby Williams wan married, SiimI.j, In method that could be devised to Mopkinsvlllo 10 a lady of thai at). increase the output of a mine has Rev. Dist prenchrd at Ml. Zlun .hurcl ss i,VvisH 1 been put into use, operators fight- last week. .? 1 m r d VH U m n ing for big sales to make up for the Mrs. J. Williams is on the sick it small profits. Digging machines lien Cunningham was in Evantville SunIS JUST AS COODFOR ADULTS. have been put into use in mines day wilb his best irl. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. favorable lo their operation, and, Rev. C. 11. Walker left fur Lou:si.!r (Ur atta, Ills., Not. IB, 1831. with modern hoisting plants and Ttusdiy night, where he will nlltntl con Tnrls Hr.!lclno Co., et touts. Mo. HM bottle a (icntlpincn Wo oU l&sl rear. TABTK1.KK1 Cllltl, 'lO.NIrfsfirt hato nilOVK-large capital, the pioduct of some ference. Krunsalrcndr tills year. In nil Ed Tcdd, u( Danville, Ii.r. is visiting bought tlirco II Tonrs, In tho (trim buslnwvcur cr. of the large veins has been pcrleiico ut tinvn friends hero. uorer solil nn nrtlclo that gaio suca unlrcrsal sail and the cost per ton very 'ourstnilr, locttai os jour Toulc. Haywood Ur.idlty, Will Pitlclu t . Cliarll & ox a AUMr.CAIlR low. Meantime ihe consumption Osborne, Hcl Ilulits ami 1'ntlor France of coal by railroads and lactones were in Evansville SiiiuUy CO YCARS' during the depressed times has Iko Wateis and Mrs K.iicliff were i.i EXPERIENCE. been comparatively light. Im EvansviJIe Sunda). Wm. C. Mouro nnntiuniri hitrwetf as an proved engines use less coal than independent randidnlu for tins cflicn of the old ones; oil and gas have been clerk of llic polic.t 31k court ln plnU(ii !i important competitois iu recent lo work for ho ben ir.'iicMs years. The plain fact ought to be people, if elected fcicuri, lint the country duct not Mrs. Ella MerrKviilirr nir.ic.l TRADE MARKS, Nashville, Suntliy need all of these coal minis in DESIQMS. novnimivi, a. Mr. Louis It iv still IbM in en. if il c n and cannot support nil ol Anrono sendlnjr n skotrh anil description mar dilion. M.iny of tin ii'il Iric 1, quickly ascertain, free, whctUcr an Invontlwi is Ui u these men as coal miners. proljAtily rntcntablo. Communications him, .tiinir-1- ur (Jolor'ed (Mtiens. Cil ill i 9 ZJl TASTELESS Halea I cnor-111011- ", 1 vSb SCIENTIFIC hint-tel- f I I 1 1 I I Ft r- - fri.-i- 1 ns strlctlr rontuientlsl. Oldest ncencj forsocurlnspntonta in America. Wo liavo a Waslilnittnii ufflco. Talents taken turouRu Jlunu & Co. rccclro special notice lu tlio AMERICAN, Inrecst circulation beautlfultT Illustrate!, 2 or .V'?!1""- - Term. on rtTrsTsoonlfroe. cr.im and lUtai AddrCM MUNN & CO., (Inns. Ni" nit.. BEN T. ROBINSON," h kssjs. r.Mrgpa.'JT TJP"'jjstjii l ' V'MT'iiT"K7'VZ1'rfprfri Are you a subscriber to The Bee? You should be, Subscribe for The Bee. risrsrewCTrasRCT? luiftSWHllft All II sf Tins t CouuU Bjrup. 'i'utos Uuud; Uso iu tuna, noiu DrnruKiriais. Subscribe for The Bfx. The public has sincere sympathy for men who are willing to work, but who, in employment so laborious and dangerous as mining, arc unable to support their families decently. But the public has no particular desire to buy coal from a, vein two lect thick instead ot in which the men earn such beggarly wages. The whole theory of advancing the price of coal, so as to put all tho operators on an equality, and thus enable thin veins and mines distant from markets to be worked is surely wrong. It means the taking of business away from the miners in one field and giving it to other fields which ought to be closed up entirely. It is an ineffective and vicious remedy for the troubles under which the miners suffer. It is impossible to establish the business on a healthy and thrifty basis by ' such, a plan, the fact of prime importance, viz.: that all of these men who want work can diR several times as much coal as the the industry that can be suggested is the abandonment of the mines MORTONS GAP. Rev. Merriwcathcr preached his farewell sermon Sunday nip.ht. Rev. 13. II. Shipp preached at the Baptist church Sunday night. Everybody is invited to atlend tha Sunday-school supper at the Ilapitst church, Tuesday night. Miss Francis Devoo has returned to U10 Gap lo attend school. A grand picnic, tho last of tho se.voa, will be given here Saturday. Rev. II. II. Gordon will fill his regular appointment here Sunday. Our people all went lo the Fair Thursday. Mrs. Mallnda Rhodes, Miss Leh.i Harris and John llass am on (ho sick list. Thomas Johnson and lien Edmonds injuries while at work last week. Willie Oales has returned to iho Gip. Several of our people icok in ilia nenr. sion Sunday. A few of our peoplo attended lha batket meeting at llsley Sunday. N 11 II, Morton'n Always on hand a full and complete stoclt o( DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS, Kentuol-c- Oei;p, T y r ' PrtYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. WantGd-- An now J WjV.hJrJRton. Irlfla fS2!&M!l&?M'a.wMw i. ir.'i. a, - Who can Udotf nr iiiii alsm.in thlugtonntriil i """'iiuiu.tHtheiruo.. rntrnfAttor-JSVSUMO .irlta oatv I. for one thousand Inventions wanted. rjoBWOKK ,Will receive- prompt aftent tion at this office. Estimates ' furnished upon application. "' o ll

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