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Digital page images are linked to the text file. y j 1c f F 1pf a I Ii i A L A r JJ 2r11I if flVf t fi1 d I c EIGHTHSYEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1897 NO 36 v Eicaren Playtt When do 12l- Cc1 sV1tfltt3eY 1Y- 12ve Olbtf the tfcc1ktyf b Ukt III0r lC 0 a worrYUke 01- fot big5t saY I utpeppert1t Ctit About to to CurCi kP the G da1 chlUat1fottn rw are a 55tt5pttS e 1ldfottbelr tbSPIare roJ1btall1 and Ibe 11ocrtrC 1 dtal c lt tfIr50 ce1l 4 Tan rITtlIPCOo I t TENNESSEECENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD DONT FORGET ITt By this linn you secure ihe Maximum of Speed Safety Comfort SitiiUcllon at itheMinimum Fatigue of Expmjf Anilely liolher EXCURSION TICKETS On sale at re Jooed rates Irom all points on this lino and connection lo Nnshvlllo and relutp liirina the continuance of the Ten neueo CnmnnnUI and International Expo tltlonIUIUMAX PALACE SLEEPING CAllS UMron Nashville and Chitunoogt At JatklOnrillKnoxvilinmore Ihilndelphli New York ITt mi HI i h Norfolk Jackson Mtmphii Mulo Rock TrxarNani Sherman Waco Dillas anti Fori Worth IALACB DAY COICIIES O ALL TltAINS 1 Informallon Pertaining lo TICKETS ROUTES ItATE ETC Will bd chojrfully furnished upon apph caiion to Ticket Agents or lu A J WKLCII Div Pans Agent Mem phimi Tenn J II LATIMKR Southrastini Piss Agent Atlanta Gi U J MUUANSV Northeastern Pius Aent 59 W ilh Si Cincinnati Ohio I U ARcniHoomBRIAKD V lliu Northern Pas Atrntt Hoom 328 MarqiiHle Olilg Chicago J L AgniChattanooga W L DANLliY Giiieril IuscngKr nnd Ticket Ainnl Nash IIIS Icon A LA UELLli JAUDINIEKK L FRITSCH c SON FASIIIONADLE ap MERGHANT TAILORS Mill IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS StreetILIE INDIANA- J I cirutaily solicits Ilio patronage of his lipUru county friends W AKIRUKT PinlJenl n W WADDItU tklilei 3CoFkin ourh BANK1 MADISON vi IIP Kv Capital Stock 50000 Transacts a ncnnral hanking business tad invflos the accounts of the milieus of hopkins and adjoining cnnnii- nls inRst and mst uuiirn vsuli iii h it section ol KcntiicVit Co Compound 1 prescriptions propeily it Inkcs limn It rcquirrs vtxpcrlcnco arid a complete knotvlrdgo or drugs It nqniroH tho druggist to have n bugs amount of drugs fresh drugs lie must give Ihe bust possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITh THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMj BUR WERE ST BERNARD DRUG STORE11 ST JAM lOTEL1 RATES 200 PER DAY- Roomp and Breakfast 100 EUROPEAN PLANIOOPer Day liijiKedis tad Meals Good ServIce When you Visit St Louis stop nt gT JAMBS HOTEL imif aMIfII Siritt ftw Prtseto Htiti TURKI5H BATULOpci aU4A p d c 1 YELLOW FEVER Tho Post Fro vailing at Oocnti Springe Miss A Illgld U riiiillnn Estb2IsImrdTrmIni Ordered Not to mop ul lilloxl or Ocean flprlnc llomiii of Idtuniliiff TourIsts Ordcreil Funilsiitod NEW OnruAKs Sept 7 President Olllphant of tIme Louisiana board ol health sent a telegram to that board hero at ton oclock yesterday con finn ing the report Unit time physicians ut Ocean BprlngH had deelnred the pro vailing HlukuchS unloubtcdly yellow fever Time doctor of three staten came to this conelutlon after holding an autopsy on the body of u person who died Sunday Couriers are now skirtnishming around tho city for sullluleiitinviiihcrs to make up a quorum of tho state board of health In onkr to declare quaruntlno against Ocean Sjirlngit which in about 100 miles from thiIJ city ltigld preen linns will bo t itioi absolutely to Iso late tIme Spring uitd U Is confidently hoped lucre by luiuling physicians thut the prccatillouH will bo successful In keeping tho dlscusu from spreading In this place A ease in point Is that of lilloxl tcvcral ycaM ago when there was an epidemic of yellow fever Illloxl U closer to Now Orleans than Ocean Springs but time medical men were successful In confining Limo sickness to that city Theru it little or no alarm here but sojourners on time coait nro returning Jo time city Tho result of Limo quarantine will probably be thu taking oil of time ex cursion and regular trains which run between Now Orleans anti Ocean Springs and which touch at the various resorts along tIme Mlnstsslppl sound Tho foyer list been prevalent at Ocean Springs for some titus Two weeks ago after a careful investiga lion time Louisiana authorities de shared tho disease to bo dengue which It probably was at time tlmo time disease being mild and tho death rate trilling During the past week however tho disease has become more violent and has probably developed into yellow Jack Will Quarantine Alntt Itlloxl and Ocean Hprlngi- Tho state board of health has de cided to enforce a rigid quarantine against Illloxl anti Ocean Springs Quarantine will also bo enforced against tho other watering places on tIme gulf coast until President Olli pliant returns and moro light is ob Lamed on tho situation Guards nn to bo put on tho trains andatstallons all baggogo Is to bo fumigated and every precaution is to be taken to keep tho disease out of tho city Tho Louisville e Nashville trains have been ordered not to stop at either lilloxl or Ocean Springs Time houses of all people who havo returned to Now Orleans In tho past two days are to be thoroughly fumigated Dnanlmou Opinion of ThreeEUte IlimnliJ- ACKSOX Miss Sept 7Oov Me Lnurlu has jut received tho following telegram from the ofllclals of tho state board of health who went to Ocean Springs Miss Sunday to Investigate the yellow furor scare After a most thorough Investigation in every conceivable light ISIs tho tmnnlmous opinion of tho representatives of the Louisiana Ala bamaanil MUalsslppt stato board of heulth and tho merino hospital service that the fever now provnlltn at Ocean Springs Is yellow to terSlenedl IL H IlAimAKitoir J F IIDKTKIL TROUBLE ANTICIPATED tn the Atterort tr Eject the Intruders from tho Clicroken Nation SUOAM SPIIINOR Ark Sept 7 From present Indications trouble will follow an attempt to eject tho intrud ers from time Chcrohca nation When tho Cherokee strip was sold the gov ernment promised to put out alt the in truders but upon one technicality another they have managed to remain Tho government has decided to take n firm stand however and hiss ordered their removnl forthwith There are 0000 of them HELL COUNT NOSES B N D North of Doiton for Superintend eat nt the Next Census WASHINGTON Sept OTllo Evening Star today says It is stated that Mr S N D North of Boston has been selected as tho superintendent of tho next census and that his appoint will be made as soon ns the necessary legislation can be enacted Tho presi dent Is said to favor tho establishment of n permanent bureau of census and is likely to express some views on that subject in his next message to con gress Will Return AVlthout itcqulsltlon KANSAS fcnv Mo Sept OJohn B Edmunds has consented to return without requisition papers to Colorado Springs Col whore he is suspected of killing II H Kay no at the summit of Pikes lcalc August 10 Ho will ac jompany Sheriff IJoynton who came o City after Johnnlo was arrested hero a week ago Oenjiimln 8 Parker Dying of Consump tion INDIANAPOLIS Ind Sept 5A spe cial to the News from New Castle Ind says that Benjamin 8 Parker one of tho beatknown writers of proso and poetry of the west is dying there from confiumptlonjof thb stomach By Flgeon ISxpreu PORTLAND Ore Sept4 A carrier pigeon released from the summit of Chllkoot pass Alaska has arrived hero carrying tho following message signed by Thomas Cain Tell everyone you know not to come hero this winter A Financial Formula Blkton Progress There are too many people talking and too few working is the main cause of hard times Fewer cross road i ohticians and more plow followers would be very helpful aids in solving this financial ques tion The miners In portions of Iowa are ask log as high as one dollar per ton for min jug coal Eltfaercoal is hard to mine up lb re or else Ibo demand is greater than the 1ppttpfIlIDertii J v H CLAY EVANS The CommUiloncr of Ioniloni III wIth Malarl l t Wahlnlon WASIIIXOTON Sept 5Mr H Clay Rvnns the commissioner of pensions in 111 nt his hotel In this city Col Kvuns has been under n grcnt strain for almost a year nnd upon his return here a few dayi ago from n brief vacation he liON IL CLAYEVANS had nn attach of malaria complicated with Indigestion nut he passed a very comfortable night and his physi clans report him greatly Improved Ills condition Is not considered In fboCol Evans family Is at Mystic ConDe visiting friends NOTHING IN IT Ion harrison U Neither Heir to Nor At torney For the Halt Estate IxniAXArous Ind Bopt4 A ro cent dispatch from Springfield 0 has received general publication to tho ef feet that osPrcsldent Harrison is one of limo heirs to a largo estate alleged Lo havo been left by Joseph Ball of Philadelphia and that ho hiss been retained to establish the claims of 300 or moro people to the os tate which Is credited with being worth several millions of dollars Ills private secretary says Tho story connecting Gen Harri son with tho Hall estate is entirely un true Ho is neither an heir to the es tate nor attorney for tIme claimants A BEAUTIFUL VICTIM llpiljr of n Huppoieil Victim of Nihilist Vengeance IouadrLONDON Sept 4Afrom Paris says that tIme body of a beautiful woman united nnd frightfully mutilated with time skull smashed In hiss been found In tim River Seine On the middle of time womans back are tattooed tho words Long Mvo Poland sad Death to Traitor Tho remains aro supposed to ho thoso of nihilist who had incurred tho suspicion of her fjllotv nihilistseDISCRIMI ATING DUTIES rhe Collector nt Now York Ordered to SaLI eud Their Collection WASHINGTON Sept 1AsslstntSee rotary Howoll has instructed time collector at New York to suspend time colD Icelion of discriminating duties under icctlon 323 of tho now tariff law pend Ing tho decision of tho attorneygen ernl These instructions wcro issued tvhcu It rM ascertained that tho col lector nt New York had been collecting thoso discriminating duties on goods from Canada TO BUILD A HOTEL Carpenter OIIR to Alaska to lIT Their Trade CIIICAOO Sept 4Seven men most jf thom skilled carpenters left for tho Masljii gold Holds Thursday night un ioe the leadership of Capt Barber rime men will build a hotel at St Mluhuuls for tho shelter of minors dur ing tho coming winter Tho North American Trading and Transportation 2o which Is sending tho men expects tho hotel to provo n very important itopping place on time routo to tho Yu non FLEEING FOR THEU7 LIVES jamloii It C UccomliiR Depopulated on Account ot CholeraITACOHA Wash Sept 4Wortl has been received by Mrs John W lircch tel from her husband at Sandon D tX that the people arc fleeing for their lives from time town on account of liolcrtu Sandon is situated on a oar row gulch lending to hear lake about 150 miles to time cast nnd north to tlcmlnnd No estimate of tho number If deaths hits been received SEVERAL LIVES LOST Collapse or n Iontoon Drldce During Military Maneuver WniMAH Sept 4During tho mill Lnry maneuvers in this vicinity n poutooy Jirldgo collapsed whllo tho Ninetyfourth Thurlnglan regiment of infantry was passing over it A nura her of tho soldiers and some of the trumpeter wero either drowned or bitIby the timbers of Urn bridge and killed Sited littler Threaten to SlrllIllKirN iClont Sept S Montll1nI shcKpherJers are organizing for 80 u month When wool was ayIdown tIme wngca of herders were re duced to 831 Now that it is up they want tho old rate If all time herders go out about 0000000 sheep will be af fected forced Paper DlleovudIROCKPOHD HI Sept 8 Forgcrlci have been discovered In paper rcdls counted by the Norton bank of Durand 15 miles from this place near the Wisconsin line Parties interested in tho bank havo protected tho Irregu lar paper first discovorod to tho amount of 80000 ort For tho Now Canadian Gout Field SAULT STE MAnn Mich Sept 3 Tho steamer Telegram left here late Wednesday night for time Michiplcotcn gold fields with 40 passengers each ol whom will prospect in tho now El dorado The party includes wveral prominent citizens of tho Sault Beauty is your Duty Abundant glossy haIrsIs boautt- pownlnrrg1ory To wear this crown uto AYERS HAIR VIGOR Coal miners from the Jellied district Raid to ba leaving In largs numbers fo Alabama mlneswlerethey have been of fercd tood wages Uldlte cmpteymei 4 t THE SKAGUAY 11nAIIlI Tho Practical Work of a Live Nowopopor Correspondent Opening Up the Impanublo ran wittI Dynamlto Organised Effort Amon tho Quid Bookers No One Allotted toIShirk Tbclr Share SEATTLE Wash Sept 5The follow lag letter has been received froIr JSknguay Alaska dated August 28 Sylvester Scovcl of the Now Yorli World landed yesterday morning at Skaguay by a specially chartered tug from Juneau with two tons of blasting powder anti the necessary tools tc equip seven complete crews for rocfc work on the Skaguay trail In the evening there was a meeting at the foot of the first hill attended by over tOO miners who organized for the work in front of them and elected an executive committee consisting ol James Christie of Portland president Philip Adams secretary C A Cramer of Seattle Mr Hcacock and Mr DayI as superintendents who selected expe rienced men for the york onttho rock hills and veteran loggers for the work corduroying tho marshy places There were 80 Canadian mounted police nlso on tho trail They hnveI pitched In with a good will and say lint tho building of this trail now will them to get in tho 70 tons otI provisions in time to build and provi lion tho malt stations in their territory so that they can operate dog teams all winter and they agree to deliver tho mail every two weeks from the Klondike to tho American line Work is in progress for 15 miles along the trail and all travel and packug has been suspended until it is completed There have been some kickers as usual but they are so much in tho miInority that they have had to submit While I believe tills trail will be com plete in ten days so that travel can be resumed dont start for this point ex pecting to get over for at least 30 days as It will take that long after the trllilI Is completed to get all the miners over who two now there Tiiero would never have been so much trouble for small parties but tho swarm of people M per cent of whom were tenderfoot and knew nothing about packing and mountaineering has been the cause of congestion at this point Not nearly so many discouraged prospectors are selling their outfits for a bonif as has been reported but nI rood ninny who started for the IClon Like have given up that idea IlVGI turned tovn siLo buyers and arc erect ing alt kinds of buildings and estBbI lishing themselves for the winter as best they can One week ego lumber could bo got for SS7 per 1000 Now ItIIs 853 nUll none for solo oven at thntI Ggurc Rubber boots heavy shoes and oil clothing are in demand and fetch big prices Hardware of all kinds sells well Tho Alaska Pacific Express Co Ins mnd arrraugcments to open an ofilce here and has appointed H E Uuttln fO mly of Portland agent Lhc steatus ps Queen of Seattle Ahic- ind Danube of Victoria have landed over MM passengers 800 tons of freight and 300 horses and mules since August 25 and stilt there is moro to follow Tho Klondike excitement has turned tho attention of tho whole world this way nUll will result In opening thisI territory as nothing else would hove done FARMERS CONVENTION Forth Worth TeL Decided Upon for Next Yenrf Meeting ST PAUL Minn Sept 3The morn I ng session of tho farmers convention wus given over to choice of place for next meeting n firstvice president and action on moro resolutions Port Worth Tex was chosen almost without opposi Jion for to next place of r4oulsir ana was chosen for vicepresident An amendment of the constitution was adopted intending to broaden tho scope of the organization All Institutions end organizations interested In agri culture may hereafter be represented 3 delegates VICTIM OF LYNCHERS I The llody of n Negrp with n StopS At tached Found PINs BLUFF Ark Sept LTlo dead body of a negro was found lianglng to a tree in thin Arkansas river near Hob Hoy A ropo around tho neck and ssv cral gashes In the head indicated that I ho negro had been lynched and thrown In tho river There was nothing on the body by which tho man could bo Identified No lynching has been reo ported in that vicinity recently SEVERAL LIVES LOST terrible lloult of tlin Collmuie of a IJulli lag In Switzerland GENEVA Sept 1A dispatch from Montrcaux 14 miles from hero an nounces that an asylum for tho insane Which is in course of construction has collapsed burying n number of work men In tho ruins Up to tho time the message was sent bodies of seven dead men had been recovered and seven others seriously wounded removed The Luetgert Case CHICAGO Sept Notwithstanding the damaging testimony adduced by the stato In tho case of alleged wife murder against Sausagemaker Luet goer thin defense still holds to the theory that tho missing woman is alive and has beon soon since tho date of the alleged crlve Vrnuolt Scott Kvyn Daughter III BALTIUORK Md Sept 3Mrs Elizabeth Phocbo Key Howard only sur ylvlng daughter cf Francis Scott Key author of The StrSpangled Banner Is seriously ill nt Oakland She h nearly 04 years old and recently suf fered n stroke of paralysis Universal Education In fouls ST PETEHSBUKO Sept 3A specla1 commission will meet shortly to ills cuss the Introduction of universal rind compulsory education in lluftsla Populltt Remember flroyot Sraituland Standard The Populists will nil remember the abuse heaped on the Hon Ben Keys by Mr Grayot and they will remember the many hard things said against them by him They know the silver politicians tried to rout and scout them and swallo their identity as a party Jolj Populistsr 1 county S nlwjIdot1erigbt thing you bV OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Peoria Ill is suffering from an In R cursion of counterfeit shavers v Pcorla Jacksonville and Springfield jointly celebrated Labor day White caps have warned nil worthless negroes to leave Bartlett Tcx Labor day was generally observed in St Louis There was a big paradecC If Osborn ono of the t Orccnup III died Sunday aged 60 e yearsSam Watts has been placed In jail at Nashville Ill charged with criminal assaultaS T in Little Rock was acquitted at Perry vllle Ark Tho schooner Oraco capsized and sank off the South Carolina coast The crew escapedtAn Austrian priest says that ho has feelingUZIlIdsEugene OHnra a highwayman who broke Jail in New York city six years ago has been recaptured Two Oklahoma farmers foughta duel over a land claim with a pitchfork andgshovel tho pitchfork won a Horse thieves ah active in Caldwell county Tex More titan 100 workohbrscs have been stolen recently Time rebellious tribes of India are concentrating Already abut 17000 of them are on tho Samarana rangeaSmall farmers and cattlemen are hay ing trouble over fencing in of farms by the farmers in Qrcer county Tex The goldseekers ntSkaguay were nt last reports working on the trail and hoped to have it open by Scptcinbr 0 Tho beheaded body of an unknown woman was found near Laurel Md It had evidently lain whcro found nearly sift weeks Tho bodies of Mr and Mrs Forrest 1 1 Parker Jr drowned In Chain lake N Y were recovered by tho use of dynamite George W EL Russell cousin of the duke of Bedford will ask tho British parliament to abolish private asylums M the Insane Otto feeder was arrested Sunday at Little Rock Ark on a charge of burglary preferred by tho chief of police of fort Worth Tex Anarchist liarrll who tried to assas dante the chief of police of Barcelona Spain was tried Sunday and will be given short shrift In response to a toast King Humbert notified Kaiser William that while Italy would adhere to the drclbund she would not impair her relations with other powersWhen Thomas hawkins absconding messenger of time District of Columbia tax office was seaichcd after his ar rest In Toronto Out S4t3i was found a n him requisition for time return of E M rliornau of Chicago from Palestine rex where ho eloped with Mrs Dons a hue has beet honored by time governor at Texas The cattle sheds belonging to the Na tional starch works at Atlantic laol lapsed Sunday rime cattle sheds have not been used for several years tho starch works not being in opera LionC V Crane aged 23 years town clerk of Whitings Ind and reporterf of the Whiting Daily News Elkhart Inn Sunday to witness a game of ball and foil dead from heart ilscasctllcnjamin Arthur Arnold aged 20 a farmer of Blue Mound III jumped from II fast freight of tho Alton at tho Icpot at Lexington Ill Sunday Botha of his legs wcro crushed and ho died In a few minutes Cashier una 1uniu MIsMng- LAFAYHTTE Ind Sept 2Fred McConnell cashier of time Ambla bank has fled tho cityand about 81003 of tho banks funds arc said to be missing lime bunk failed to respond to n recent Jail from tho state auditor for a state meat Notorious Criminal nrcaptnrcd NEW Voitic Sept 7Eugene OHara alias Joe Bates aos Jas Drown 42 years old burglar highwayman des perado and probably murderer who cut his way out of Jefferson market prison In Now York city six years ago and hind been hunted over since was recaptured SundaytTHE MARKETS NKW YanK September I8J7 OATTM NnlUeSlocra f 4 40 til 5 31 COTTON Middling tft 7tf FLOUR Winter Wheat 3 BJ 5 5 IIoJ WHBATNo8 JlcU 41 I MX COttNo5 A SJ74 04vrsNo223hi 24J rOHKNunMeni 10 S3 4 10 74 ST LOUIS COTTONMlddlln 7HIUBBVKSSuen 883 c 5 Cows and Hollers 2 75 S 75 CALVlSSpor head 7 69 ft 10 so I1OUS Pair to Sologt 3 35 O 4 3- 5SmilIItaIr to Choice 273 43 375 lLOUK1alents 4W J 500 Clear und Straight S t0 53 4 70 WH IJATNo 2 iced Winter WHO MJ i OUNNo Mixed 28 3 2JM OATSNO 10 O W UYliNo3 41 U 49 TOUACCOLuira nw o a M- 4KO I Lest Hurley 12 00 HAY Clear Timothy BOO O 90UUTTEKCliolco Dairy 13 O 15 1014tOIClCSIsndirtIUACONUcarKlb l 7 LAUUrrllM3Slnitn U 4 lUIKiAUO- OATTLB NntlvaSuiw 3 00 Cl S 00 IIOUSIolr tn Olialcu i S 85 Q 4 45 BIIKBl lulrloCiulca 2 25 tS 42 FLOUlt Wlutur IatuiiU c 00 Q 820 Snrliiutatuuu 5 10 U 6 BO VflIATNo2 Sprln 9I14t tNo llloel U01I 0114S 0714 COUNNO so OATSNo3 4 I3 n IOICIC MtHH ntwl 885 ICANSAS 800 CITV- OATTLK NutlvoSleers S S5 CS 5 SO tlOUSAIIUradut S 80 ct 4 0- riIICAT No3 heal Si O C- OOATSNO swuito 19i O toH- COllNNo3 27 tD 27 NBW OltLBANS FLOUR IllKhUrada 471 O 589- UOItNNo2 3S CJ S- 9OATSWestfra U tA 26H IIAVCholco14 50 G 1500 POIC OMMOHS t3 80J 1Il401101oIlddlllllLOUISVLLli VHKATNo2Ued 1C O l1I COUNNo 2 Mixed 3ir 83 OATSNO Mixed w- POHICNowMem 21J 0 37UQ 10 00- OACONClear Illb 7Hfi 7 COrrONMltldllnK 7S 7 No One Thought She Could Live I believe that If It had not got Dr Carlstedts Great Remedy for my daughter she would not be with us today She pot run down and her illness developed into Ierylono doctors Rave her no relief by the time she bad taken two bottles of Dr Carl stedts German Llvejr Powder shu was able to sit up In bed and today she Ii as strong as she ever was and we have noth ing to thank for it but Dr Carlstedts Great German Remedy SMITH yjCKEits Tallula I5 L1Lai 7 t U a p L i fI5lJ r r r V A HYMN OF LABOR oust to be Asked to Compose a Nmtloi at lAbor Hymn KANSAS CITV Mo Sept 7rhebuilding trades council appointed W D Mlulilcr delegate from Carpenters Union No 100 to represent time local council at time national convention of delegates from tho building trades of America at St Louis Oc appointd It was suggested that organized labor should hnvo a hymn composed and tIed to organized labor to bo sung for ll time to come as Its national song It wan proposed communicate with Bousa the composer and havo him write time words and music and If It meets with the approval of time labor to adopt it otllelally The mater will be definitely decided later IN THE SKAGUAY CAMP Men Ilrcaklnc Down Under the Terrible Strain and Crime Increasing SKATTIB Wash Sjpt 7 GeorgoB Klttlngcr of Millionaire Addlcks Klon ike expedition arrived from tho SIne uay trail on tho steamship Queen Inn Interview ho confirms the dark sent out of time condition f affairs at Camp Slcaguay Miners arc breaking down under time terrible strain caused by tho hardships they are compelled to endure Failures re numerous Thieving and crime has Increased to such a degree that on Fri day August 27 time executive commit tee met and promulgated an order to the effect that time first man caught ttcnllng would be hanged without oven the formality of a trial or leave to say his prayers JUSTIFIED Robert Meyer Kxoneruteil for the Killing or liii Futhrr- 3r Louis Sept 7Robert Meyer the boy who shot and killed his father last Friday was exonerated by a cor oners jury yesterday morning fhe icrdlct was to thu effect that time shooting had been done in selfde fense When Coroner Walt rend the verdict time youthful prls oner smiled Ills mother who was present clashed him In her arms and wept over him It Is not probable that any action will bo taken against tho boy in the courts us tho evidence nt tho inquest proved conclusively that the father was tIme aggressor And compelled his son to sltoothlm A YOUTHFUL PARRICIDE lie Killed llli 1Mtlicr for Breaking Into HU Mother house 1ULTIJIOBB Md Sept 7Edward B Bishop aged 18 shot and mortally wounded his father Edward A BJshop t their homo yesterday afternoon rhe family Is an eminently respectable jne and tho shooting has caused a ten tatlon Time parents were living apart nd yesterday afternoon time elder Dish p went to the house and attempted to force nn entrance from the rear Ho vas shot by his son as ho broke through Iho kitchen door ON THE TRAIL Three Hundred Armed Men After the Pope County Ark Murderers LITTLE ROCK Ard Sept INows rom tho mountain fastnesses of Pope ounty tho scene of last Sundays bloody butchery Is rather meagre though it is momentarily expected that thtelligcnco will como telling of the capture of time murderers of Taylor podson and Renfroc It Is reported that fully three hundred armed men rc on the trail of tho murderers DERAILED AND OVERTURNED One Person Killed and ThirtyTiro Wounded WATKnviLic Me Sept oAn cx cursion train on time Mnlno Central railroad was wrecked yesterday morn- Ing R2 miles wct of Etna station One person was killed nnd 82 wounded The train was carrying excursionists from Hover and Foxcraft to the Etna catnpmucting Tho breaking of a flange derailed anti overturned a car ontniiiing 05 passengers A HORRIBLE SELFMURDER Novel nan of Hnlclde by nn Afflicted Young Lalr DETROIT Mich Sept oA special o the Free Press from Owosso Mich says Miss Mlllla Comstock a music teacher died yesterday from tho ef feeLs of being burned by her placing a blanket saturated with oil around herself anti setting fire to It She had been in poor health for some time and relmoveVANCOUVER B C Sept 7Joimn Taylor cook nt the Selkirk mine list been arrested by a detective at San don for the murder of a sheriff In Ar Icansas four years ago white resisting arrest for stealing cattle and taken to Nelson where officers aro awaiting him Sliver Service for tho Wheeling VAUKJO Cnl Sept 4A silver v- Ice of 000 pieces was presented Thurs day to the gunboat Wheeling by time citizens of the city of Wheeling W Vo by n party of congressmen ladles and citizens of West Virginia who came to Vallejo to make tho presenta tion National Fremont AiiocUtlon ReunIon PlTTsnuitoii Pa Sept 4Tho Na tional Fremont association will hold a reunion in this city September 10 17 and 18 TIme occasion will bo a memo rial to then John C Fremont tho first candidate for president on tho repub lican ticket after whom the association has been named Lived Over n Century ST Louis Sept cJnzarus Ureen gnrd time oldest Jew in tin United States died at 2 I in at tho residence of his son Solomon Orcengnrd Hut the venerable patriarch Used until November 111 next ho would have bean tor years of ago THE BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other anythhigIin best style and at lowest prices Centennial Rates The L N has offered the following rates Rood for the ronnd trip on accounl of the Tennessee Centennial Tickets rood twenty days Jjyo tickets good fifteen dai 3 40 tickets cood for seven days tz 75 Subscribe for TUB UK LATEST FROM CUBA An Insurgent Attack Upon Fort Santo Crletobol Valll Fcrrlblo MortalIty From Prevailing Epl Iciiiln Wrjler Dlieuitcil An Order Itmiril 1rohlblllnc the rianttn of Tobacco HAVANA via Key West Fla Sept S A wealthy merchant named Bias Casnros has been arrested In Puerto Principe charged with political of fenses A party of Insurgents recently mode an attauk upon Fort Santo Cristobal Vallo near Sabolo In tho province of llnur del Rio Time garrison made a stout resistance but tho Insurgents set tiro to a house near the walls of the fort which took fire compelling lliu garrison to retire with tho loss of six men killed Two brothers named Portlllo made n stand behind a treo antI were reinforced by a number of their comrades After sharp fighting the insurgents were driven off with the loss of four milled and six wounded It is reported that a group of insur gents attacked and entered tho town of Jane Guayabo near Itomcdlos where they sacked several stores and burned a number of houses It is also reported that the insurgents have fired upon Guira Melons in Havana provo ince During the month of August COO per ions died in Gulnas from epidemic dis yeUowtcvertimated that 37 out of every 1000 sick loldlers in time hospitals throughout the province die Many deaths occur on steamers en route to Spain Tho bodies of those who die on route arc thrown overboard Three deaths oc curred on one of thesis steamers re cently before sho left port Capt Gen Weyler returned to Ha raua greatly disgusted because of tho srroneous Interpretation of his edict referring to the gathering of cattle largo numbers of oxen and cows have ing been slaughtered In consequenco it tIme misunderstanding of his orders Weylerileposetand sent several military commanders to Cabana castle At Gulnas and other towns ho caused tho release from custody of a number of merchants aud rcconcontrados who had been falsely eeusedIoacco within time boundaries of tho ullltary cultivated zone Seven hundred members from mu nicipal lire brigades have returned to havana from the Majana trocha Many of them wero III and nil wero llsgustcd An attack was made recently by In urgent upon Fort Tursula province Df Santiago do Cuba with no other re mit than to cause great alarm among time residents The insurgent general Castillo with nls command has crossed tho lino into Lime province of Plnur del Rio lIe was lefcalcd according to lust advices Nestor Ilauraguo accompanied len Castillo amid Haul Arago remains In shargoofthoInsurgcnt forces In time havana province HORSEFLESH ON PARADE Grand Opening oftimo TimlrLjtnuiual Horse Show ut iCunnas City grnndIequlppagcs of every description and lrlvcjjby owners of the animals from ten states or carrying smartly Ircssed riders of both sexes was the principal attraction at Falrmount purk when time third annual horso show opened The parado probably composed tho best dis play of fancy horses and costly turn outs over witnessed in this part of time country while tho grand stand and boxes contained a wealth of beauty and fashion from this aswcll as many other cities HOW THEY STAND Average at the Close of flay Saturday September 4 Following is tho standing of the league baseball clubs nt the close of ploy September 4 Per Won Lost cent Doston TD 31 KM Baltimore 75 sa eat Now York C9 S9 639 Cincinnati 63 45 m Cleveland U M 510 Chicago M 83 le Loulsvlllo M 03 412 Brooklyn W 62 441 49 63 435 ClWblniuon 433 42l St Louts i 2S W 0 Prosperity In South Carolina COLUMBIA S C Sopt 31hero will probably be more mortgages and notes paid off by South Carolina farmers this fall than any year in time past 15 While time cotton acreage was greatly Increased time condition of time crop was never better and tho yield will be 71000 bales greater than in any previous year ThlrtyFIro Homeless Families KAHBAB CITY Kas Sept 4 Thirty five families were rendered homeless by a fire on time ICaw river bottoms Thursday evening An ontlroblock of frame buildings bounded by James Roy nolds North James anti North First streets was destroyed entailing a property loss of 0000 Vise Men Injured ST Louis Sept aLouis llrecn Daniel OlJrlen William ORroln Iat rick Gllian and an unknown man were Injured by the fall of an elevator in lIme Nelson Morris packing houso at East St Louis lircens nose was cutoff Our export Trade WAsliiNQTOff Sept cThe figures of tho exports from tho United States for July show an increase over tho corre ponding month last year of pjout 84 COOOOO Time domestic exports last year wero time largest In tho United States Uis loryM boy came home from school one day with his hand badly lacerated and bleeding and suffering great pain says Mr E J Schall with Myer Bros1 Drug Co St Louis Mo I dressed the wound and applied Chamberlains Pain Balm freely All pain ceased and it healed in a re markably short time without leaving a scar For wounds sprain swellings and rheu matism I know of no medicine or pro scription equal to it I consider It a house- holdI necessitp The 35 and 50 cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drug Store EatlinRton Ben Robinson Mortons Cap Geo King St Charles No GripeWhen you tko Hoods FIlls Tho big oM fain loncil sugarcoated pills which tear you nil fo j pieces are not In It with Hoods Easy totako HandSupdruggists 2JC a I hood ts Co Lowell Mass Tw only rills to take with It f0 Sarsaparllla IN TUB GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the infallible remedy To for all forms of malaria especi ally chills and fever Upfodate people take the j reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTELESS It cures when alt others fail Adapted for oldor young Pleasant to take Price 50 cents sold by all druggists urKo Buroyon cot Ilio ccnnlna with ourTrado Static In Ilircn iulurn Mannractnroit tuly by limo I CARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO tlvansvJIIo Ind JlUIUIUUUUUUUMMMMulUMLK DR MENDENHALLS Jt l IMPROVEDs GHILL ANn FBVBR mnUt QUAKANTEED TO CURB CHILLS AND FEVER J And Malaria In all Forms Tasteless Neal grnuluo without tho above the clgnaturo ot J O lendenbolLIt Price 50 6onts at all Dohtoro 4 PREPARED ONLY BY 1 c MINDXN11MT4loT EVANSVILLE IND by Maltirply ft Co Hnilnclc3 Crabtrco Val Mining Ctrnji n Ilsley Kentucky EXCURSION TICKETS VIA THE Illinois Central R R TO THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION- Al 1 NASHVILLE For the above occasion tickets will be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times rates and limit including a ticket on salo daily good to return until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen days and sev en days For full particulars as to which of the above applies ffbm your nearest Railroad Station in connection with tile Illinois Central Railroad call on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent Wu MURRAY Div Pass Agt New Or leans JKO A SCOTT Div Pass Agt Memphir A H HANSON G P A Chicago W A Kellond A G P A Louisville GEORGE KING I DHUGCISTt j ST ImNTUCKY I I Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in Jilt mane matters or who loves ant mals we will send free a plicationa COpy of theIIALLIANCE1 the organ of this Society In addition to itensely interesting reap ing it contains a list of b valuable and unusual premiiihfs given by this paper Address TIlE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Rulldlnc New York Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold re sponsible druggIsts Wo keep only the best That is the great dis unction to bo looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good tima to begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRLQ STORE BRYAN HOPPER MMigr IP Cd r IIc I f ir O e ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered thrPcitoRce at Blrllrl Ion m Second class miller SUBSCRIPTION RATES Om Year strictly In advance i 00 Sii Monllit 5 0 ThreeMonthi to 2 J Single Copies 3 Specimen coplen mailed free on application Correspondent wanted In all part Ihi c IIIUT Addren UI for partlcnlart THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS roe COWUOMVIAITHS ATTORNST are authorized to announce GRASSIIAMWo of Uvln iton County at a National Democratic candidate for Ihe office of Commonwealth Attorney of the Fourth Indicia1 District tubject to the action of Ihe voters al coming November election 0TheTicket The Republican county ticket has been nominated and it is a winnerThe effort and desire of the party in Hopkins County has only been to put strong able and popular men on the ticketmen of charac ter and standing who would command both the votes and the rc f spect of the public This has Lccn done Of course there were defeated men who answer well to the requirements desired by the Repub licans of the county Although the Republicans were modest as ever in seeking office there were yet not enough nominations to give to those few good men who offered as candidates But the mam point is that the Republicans lost sight of personal ambitions and according to their light worked for the good of the party So that there is left no bad taste in the month no dissen tton but all arc prepared to abide cheerfully by the judgement of the majority as cxpressc in the nomi nating convention Some Democrats are not encouraged by the existing Republi can harmony and the good ticket that has been nominated Pleuropncu mon ha Since the outbreak of pleuro pneumonia in a herd of hogs in Henderson county an account of which is in a special dispatch in another column it is of interest to cnow what manner of disease this plague isifwe do not already know Plcuropneumonia is defined a uA specific conttgious disease pe culiar to cattle affecting the lungs and pleura supposed to be caused by some form of microorganism it- cenIturyand it occurs now in all countries of western Europe the United States Southern Africa and Aus tralia Here is a description ol the plague upon highest authority The disease first appears in the interlobular tissue of the lungs t whence it invades the pleura and the lung tissues proper The lat ter becomes solidified and dark red in color which varies in later stages The interlobular tissue becomes thickened into broad yellowish or grayish bands which give the cut surface of the lungs a peculiar marbled appearance The disease may be limited to a single lobe or involve one entire lung A lung becomes very heavy weigh ing in some cases over fifty pounds The disease appears after a period of ihcibation of from three to six weeks with a feeble cough which grows more and more troublesome from week to week There is Blight fever associated with par tial cessation of rumination and milk secretion The back is arched anti the head is stretched out hori zcintally during fits of coughing Alter a period of frcxn two to six weeks the animal may recover or tho disease may enter a second or acute stage in which all the Spill tons mentioned become greatly ag I gravated The stage may last two Jt or ijirce weeks ending fatally jJt iffeM30 10 50 percent of all the 1it Ltr J 7 J 1 rnv J 1IJ rIi IREPUBLICAN TICKET VOTED NOT VOTED For Clerk ol the Court of Appeal JAMES G BAILEY For Circuit Judge Fourth judicial District CLIFTON J PRATT For Commonwealths Attorney Fourth Judicial District CHAS C GKASSHAM For Slate Senator Sixth Senatorial District J H LUNSFORD l or County Clerk R R GRAHAM For Counly Attorney WILLIAM BEARD For Sheriff GEO R LYNN For SuncorrDAUNEY BISHOP For Crroner H H HILL Tremenduous Importations The importations at wool in June 1897 amounted to over 5000000 in value against less than 600000 in June 1896 This was one of the many incidents in which the importers strug gled in the closing month of the Wilson tariff to get even with the farmers for voting to take that measure off the statnt books The value of the cattle imported in June 1897 was nearly 20 times as much in Juic 1896 cotton 2j times as much fibres a gain of 50 percent oranges and preserved fruits an equally large gain and so on through a long list of farm products The average farmer has good reason to be thankful that he voted against continuence of the Wilson tariff law AN Earlington grocer a few days since became the doubtful posses sor of a lot of unusual watermel ons He called them goldbug melons They were of a golden color both rind and meat and as he says round as a gold dollar But he was dubious and thought they might be something else than they appeared May be some recollections of the last cam paign made him doubt appear ances but he would not test his melons publicly He took a couple home and got in a back room where nobody could see him and there went inside of the suspects They were found to be true to their color and to contain the sweetest and tile yellowest meat The melons do but will the Democrats who arc gold bugs at heart in this region have the courage to show their colors on the outside this year Their opportunity has come TilE Smithland GoldSlandarJ indulges some straight tips to Mr Nunn who it seems has been jumping on Grassham in his ab sence IfThat paper assures Mr Nunn of a very interesting time if he will tackle the coming candi didatc for Commonwealths Attar ney face to face It says Its a lilileslranitatbat Mr Nunn should jump on Gra sham In bis absence Let him tackle Grassham to bis face and be will see what hn gets Nunn has enough to do to attend to his own race but if be wants 4o Jump anbody let him sail in and he will think beforu he gets through that a pack ot blood bounds are after him TilE Owcnsboro lI1usmgtr has at last discovered what TilE BEE and lather papers have said some weeks ago was true that Dr Clardys bill will be in vain and without effect on the regie tobacco contracts Anthorizing the President to investigate regie contracts does not clothe him with the power to per toIenormousr TUB extremities to which the despairing free silver papers go at this day to reason away the black eye their last years arguments about- the divine relations of wheat and silver have given them are very amusing Almost any sort of an excuse is now offered and some of them even now admit that suppi and demand have something to do with prices an idea they spurned last season Mn BRYAN is now offering him self for i5ootod basis speeches According to the last years theory ofa 200cent gold dollar these would be 3000 speeches at the then existing ratio of gold and sil ver Upon this same theory Bry ans speeches have now jumped way beyond the 3000 markand like wheat continue to advance in price as silver declines PRESIDENT McKiNLEY in an ad dress recently to the old soldiers at Buffalo paid this deserved tribute to our soldiers past and present Blessed Is the country whose soldiers tight for it Rail aro willing to give the best they have the best that any man has becausoIan army the j Slates has alwiys commande1 In all her historyliii Ii1 T a f I ilo Hflh n r Y t I 1 Vt io TilE jokes in which the calamity papers are indulging about the profits Farmer Phil Armour Farmer David R Francis and others have made in wheat are very good but they contain no ar gument The wheat grower in this country knows his own profits and is not affected by the gains or losses of speculators HERE arc some fncts of interest to the American farmer compiled by a writer who knows Tho food supply of Europe is now esti mated to bo 1625000000 bushels short of the normal demand This shortage is divided as follows Wheat 300000000 rye 325000000 bushels potatoes 1000 000000 bushels This means business for the American farmer and had business for the calamity shriekers MR R C CRENSHAW of Christian county will be the man en dorsed by the free silver Democrats for State senator All the Hop kins county Democrats wanted to get out of the road when it became evident that the Hon J H Luns ford would be the Republican nominee THERE arc dark clouds hovering now over the manufacturing towns throughout this country But they arc not clouds of adversity They are the pillars of cloud that arc leading our honest toilers to the promised land of material pros perity Miss SAUtE BROWN the Demo cratic nominee for County Superintendent of Schools for Hopkins County has returned from Frank fort bringing with her a Slate Certificate TilE Uniontown Telegram got out a very handsome industrial edition two weeks ago This is one of several such that have been issued by various papers this year in Western Kentucky WE acknowledge the receipt of the initial number of the Lcwis burg JViuts Its appearance is promising and THE BEE wishes it the best success TOM WATSON will camp on Bryans trail if the latter invades Kentucky this fall And Tom will make things interest in for William a THE schoolmaster and the schoolmaam arc abroad in the land Let everybody help and encourage them in their work ONE ounce of silver lor a bushel of wheat last year Two ounces of silver for a bushel of wheat this year LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS A large crew of men are now at work repairing tbo Henderson bridge Operator Reeves of Hopkinsville was called to Caldwell county on account of the death of a relative Ed Phillips has cast his lot with the rail shopshereCompanywiltville to a more central location Chas Wood formerly conductor on divisiontlatelyhadbe used in raising the ends of Ihe iron spans of Ihe Henderson bridge A great demand for grain cars is now someYpricosheavy thathisployes is but slight His followers were but few at the convention last week at St arelosingSupervisor Sullivan met with quite a painful accident one day last week While en roule bomo a coach window fell on his arm causing him great pain for sometime and from the effects ho was compelled to daysOrakemanbetween Earlington and Nashville last Saturday night was badly hurt by some unknown scoundrel throwing a rock knockingthe effect notthoughtlbatCapt E T Edmund a well known InDowlingmorningWhileto fix a brake beam wider a car The rightlegHe is now at Uulbrlo but it is reported EdmundsIsopularitylIopklnsvllle 4 Ij WhyDo peoplo buy Hoods BarsapariUa In preference to nay otbcrln fact almost to tho exclusion of alt ot- hersBecauseThey know from actual use that Hoods lathe best I o it cures when others fall Hoods Sarsaparllla in still mado under tho personal supervision of tho educated pharmacists who originated It Tho question of best Is just as positively decided In favor of Hoods as tho question ol comparatlvo sales Another thing Every advertisement of Hoods Sarsaparllla Is true Is h- onestHoods Sarsaparilla Is the One True ItlooU Piiriflcr Alhlrugglststl Prepared only l y 0 IlIooIC Lowell Mass tAkoHoods DOWN IN TIIMIINES Paul IMceot the St Bernard Company made a trip south the past week in the in terest of that company Edwin Phillips who until somclima ago worked with tho St Bernard Coal Com pan is at work in the shops here for railroad company The starting up of old manufactories and also that of new ones is going to in crease the demand for coal yet with a large surplus of miners the prospect of their making big wages is not bright Even if the strike should end now it is thought that work at the mines will con tinue good until next spring as the sea son for stocking coal has arrived which always makes steady work for tho miner Col Toombs for the St Bernard Coal Company will soon commence work on a new building for the fan now in opraton at the old Arnold mine and the company wilt soon move same down to the No 9 mine where it will be permanently lo catedIt to bo hoped that the compromise proposition made to the miners will have the effect to end the strike by their ace p tance of the same Thousands ofwomen and children are suffering and it is cer tainly better that work be resumed even if all demands are not granted Foreman Thos Robinson of the Em pire Coal Company came down last Sat urday and quite naturally look an interest in the convention before which his son was a candidate He says that his company has been crowded with orders of late but price of coal was low rs they only shipped to southern points Never in the history of the Hopkins county coal mines haye the miners theyhavethe payroll will be all that is necessary to convince one that they have worked hard and received good wages for their laborQuite an interest was taken by the miners in the Republican district conventions held in county last Saturday and it is hoped that their choice as mad known there through the selection of dele gatesand the action of the latter in county convention will meet with hearty approval at the polls ibis coming November elec tionAs was predicted the conference of labor leaders at St Louis last week accomplished nothing that will in the least bit assist the miners On the contrary the adoption of some bitter resolutions against our courts shows tho hatred that exists against law nnd order in the bosoms of the agitator of today and it can be plainly seen that if such men could have their way mob law would reign supreme and peace between operator and miner become a thing of the past If the object of the strike is only to ob lain living wages for mining coal why do its promoters not fix a rate per ton which wil a wage and let the operators who will pay it start up while they keep the rest of the mints idle The public will sympathize with the miners in a fight on that line It will enable the operators who are willing to pay n just wage to do business rindenable the public which is not an offender in the case and is entliltd to some consideration to supply its needs by paying a fair price What moral gofarthernot be sold to those willing to piy a satis factory price Instead of doing this the policy maintained is of stopping production until a scale for mining is agreed to by all The reason for this appears in the quotation given alove It is simply that if onefourth of the mines were allowed to start up they would the entire demand and leave the remaining operators and miners out of the business That the promoters of planincludesa distribution of the business and that is positionTho mpatby for men who arc willing to work but who in employment so laborous and dangerous as mining ire unable to support their fami particular feet thick instead of from one 6 feet thick A price for mining that will yield good wages in the latter will be a starvation rate in tho 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 are plenty of big veins to supply the entire trade but that solution docs 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 that if a laborinsupply should be taken from the first place so long as that is a fact The public docs not want to pay nn extra price for coal to compensate one owner for the disadvan ages under which nature has placed his mine as compared with other But the plan of this strike is lo establish such a scale as will permit all to do business and have their share of the trade 0 HANSON HopkinsConntytember I The new school hnuso U tuarins completion and is ono of the brat in this part stale Mrs T L Ashhy and her two sons Libburn and Glover arc visiting in Nebo weekW Parrish ami vie have gone lo Providence to attend tho Little Bethel Association which meets at that place the 8ih insl visitingmonths started for her hcmu in Arizona todayThe Republicans of Hanson precincts met in convention last Saturday endorsed Lunsford for State Senate and appointed atMadisonvillo whohasT D Lucket of Clarksvllle and F G ofLuckctmidst this week RuIns Howell of thin country had a asInJ W Sill too h erecting fi handsotle partlown I I Subscribe for Tin BEE j REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster county For Clerk of the Court of Appeals JAS G HAlLEY Of Magoffin County For Representative CHARLES R EDWARDS For County Judge J V POOLE For County Clerk T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVID BROWNING For Circuit Clerk W F TRUSTY For Superintendent of Schools MISS LIZZIE HERRON For Assessor G H BRYANT JailerJ For Magistrate in Dixon District- J N BAKER For Constable in Dixon District- S D EDWARDS For Magistrate in Slaughtersville District 0 J T FRASER For Magistrate In Clay District WILLIAM MUIR For Constable tHin EDMONSON HEARIN Ate you a Republican I am Republi canism and Prosperity are one and the same thing Dear Pops and Dems jump in the band wagon and go with us it will do you good make you feel happy and give you an easy conscience An honest con fession is good for the soul Come boyr come this is no new thing Good luck has always come to this nation every time a Protective Tariff Dill has passed tim Fed eral Congress and we have had some ten or a dozen just such bills Search the records friends and lay a foundation for what you pretend to believe Mr J H McGill has been on the sick list for two or threo weeks We notice in the Sebree Herald that V Perkins is on a visit lo Sebree from a Visit to Danville bit School opened hero last week with an enrollment of forty pupils Mr Robert Heariu is now a capital shot with his Winchester Dont shoot with him boys or you will get left Is Mr V Perkins a Republican- Mr I P Woodring and wife went to Sturgis one day last week Is Valentine Perkins a Populist Mr Tom Williams and wife and Mr R H Kuykendall and daughter visited the Centennial a few days ago Is the Hon V Perkins a Democrat Messrs W J Holcman James 13 Black well and Odie Potts attended school last week You are right boys stick lo it We see that the great intellectual giant of Shelton has come forth from his biding place again robed in the shining glory of his magnificent ability Now D J I dont wish to have any argument with you whatever because I know full well that you can make 1873 arguments and fasten 1013 points per argue I know if Davie and Johnnie have yet read your penetrat lag scorching riproaring argmument of last week that they both wish they were not you Boys dont think hard of D J for being a Democrat He cant help it He was born that way He dont know Demo cracy from any other form of profanity HepublicaasIfIt would not matter what our principles might be We might advocate a Protec tive Tariff the National Banking System and the Single Gold Standard but that would make no difference just so long as we say we are Democrats D J has his eye on a certain office which be aims to capture four years hence but we fear the fellow will get disap pointed about it You see there is an of lice distributing company in this county and most likely they will give the office which D J wauts to Iho Populists and completely knock him Into the same fix they have knocked others See how it goe Does any body know whose names will appear under the Populist device on the election ballots Watch for them Hearin September 6 1897 TAT Election Officers Following is the list of election officers completed yesterday by County Judge John Hall and now published for the first time Precinct zVhito Plains A D Fox G G Clark judges R E Allen sheriff R P Teague clerk Precinct a Nortonville W L Clements Garnett Hamby judges Wm Ball dock sheriff J H Wilkins clerk- Peeclnct3Mortons Burr Morton B Dock Smith sheriff W B Davis clerk Precinct iSt Charles Med Stewart Dice McGregor judges Jos H Kennedy sheriff Dr W K Nisbet clerk Precinct 5LakeWm Bradley R W Wood judges Taylor Oldham sheriff jno Hogan clerk Precinct 6N E Earlington B Head M M Croft judges J M Victory sheriff D M Evans clerk Precinct 7 Barnsley Hugh Almon H H Shelton judges J P Lovan sheriff Wm Gatlin clerk Precincts Court House T M Slalon H G Davis Judges J L Todd sheriff Ernest Speed clerk Precinct 9ElkB E Laffoon Chas Ashby judges W H Manner sheriff Geo Rash clerk Precinct toCottonIt H Brown Ad Weak Lungs Hot weather wont cure weak lungs You may feel better be cause out of doors more but the trouble Is still there Dont stop taking yo- urScotts Emulsion because the weather happens to be warm If you have a weak throat a slight hacking cough or some trouble with the bronchial tubes summer Is the best time to get rid of It If you are losing flesh there Is all the more need of attention Weakness about the chest and thinness should never go together One greatly Increases the danger of the other Heal the throat cure the cough and strengthen the whole system novs Keep taking Scotts Emulsion all summer For sate by all druggists at 500 and Jixo tt b Raines judges D Dondurant sheriff N Kohn clerk- Precinct zhbansonL A Pritchett J D Haywood judges Wm Dranson sheriff Harry Brown clerk Precinct I2W Hanson Klchd Ham sey I M P Stewart judges las P Drown sheriff Jno F Bailey clerk Precinct i3OaltwallV D Crowley Jas Barr judges Richard Brown sheriff- C C Majors clerk Precinct IofN NeboG B Ilarrolson Wm Harris judges jno JacVsou sheriff W m Langley clerk Precinct zS NeboU L Good II II Hill judges Wash Hobgood sheriff D C Morrow clerk Precinct z6DaltonJ V Montgomery T n Peyton judges Jo A Quinn sher iff Delaney Sisk clerk Precinct 17 Sllenl RunG N Majes J W King judges John Wilson sheriff Ham Frazier clerk LoglnJacksheriff B P Earle clerk Precinct 19Dawsonil D Menser Ben Franklin judges J T Day sheriff Chas Cato clerk Precinct 2ollSlcTbOS Hamby It J Salmon judges G 11 Russell sheriff Dimmit Woodruff clerk VtsittinghillJiff S D Cooke clerk Precinct 22IilchenW F Starks II G Coleman judges T B Young sheriff W D Orr clerk Precinct 23ManllouW M Rhea jas Scott judges Rail Uradley sheriff Uobt Mangram clerk Precinct a4RichlandU E Tison Chas Wright judges F E Mellnn shier iff Tom F Coil clerk It would be wcJl for the clerks here named to hunt up the ballot boxes now and see what is needed in the way of stamps and pads and notify the county clerk in good time The confidence of the people in Hoods Sarsaparilla is due to its unequalled record ol wonderful cures INCENDIARY FIRES Residences Robbed During the Fire at Sebrce Ky Scbree Ky Sept 4SeJreewas visited by a disastrous fire last night and about 20000 worth of property was lost The fire orig inated in a stairway between P Countezellors drug store and a large dry goods house of Jewell Sellers Countzcllprs loss is esti mated at 3000 only 1000 insurance carried Jewell Sel lens lost 8000 and had 5000 in surance J A Powell owned both houses and carried no insurance The fire was certainly the work of incendiaries as there had been no fire in either house during the summer While the buildings were burning many dwellings were rob bed Sebrce Ky Sept 5Sebree is the victim of fire again Four tonightWand machinery loss 1100 J B Yonts house and salooon 2000 JimPearcehouse was a restaurant and lodge room loss 500 no insurance This is the second fire within three days and it is certainly the work of incendiaries as both conflagrations broke out where no fire could have been left by accident All roads leaving the town are being guarded and the will sibly be capturelISecond magisterial District The Republicans the Second Magisterial District of Hopkins county arc hereby called to meet in convention at Earlington on Saturday September iithat2 oclock pm for the purpose of nominating candidates for Magis trate and Constable for said district W F BURR District Chairman Fifth magisterial District The Republicans of the Fifth Magisterial district of Hopkins county arc hereby called to meet in convention at Dalton on Saturday September nth at 130 p m for the purpose of nominating candidates for Magistrate and Con stable for said districtT PORTER District Chiannan PUBLIC SPEAKING Candidates for County Judge will Open Campaign September II The candidates for the office of County Judge H R Bourland and John G B Hall will open the campaign at the Court House in Madisonvillc on the second Satur day in September the nth inst at 130 p m Some interesting talk is antici pated in these speeches and it is probable that the general invita tion to the voters to be present will be accepted by a large num her A Handsome Invitation- A beautifully executed and most courteous invitation was presented to the Mayor and Councilmen at their last meeting on Monday eve ning from the officials of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition ask ing their presence at the Centen nial on Saturday next to assist in celebrating Nashvilles Natal Day Nasjiville Day will be a memor able day at the Centennial It is more than probable that at least some of the members of Earling tons city council will attend the dayThefollows On September tbo eleventh the people of Nashville and vicinity will celebrato the anniversary of Nashvilles natal day at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition which lies in the suburbs of this city As a committee appointed by the Presi dent of the City Council wo aro charged with the pleasant duty of inviting you to join with us in the celebration of this happy occasionWe believe that the outpour joyful be a spectacle which every Amen can citizen will behold with satisfaction and delight II will give you an idea as noth- Ing else can ol the energy public spirit peopleThanking for the favor able consideration of our request wo ate respectVuA F McCoNNKLL V WT HARWELL A S WILLIAMS f Committee i n E FORBMANJ 0 Bachelor Maids The Bachelor Maids held their first meeting of the season with the Misses Burron Saturday after noon Most of the members were present and much interest was JlansCorprogmmitions Misses Celeste Moore President Sue Burr ViccPrcsidcnt Ethel Evans Secretary Lucy Crenshaw Editor Minnie Bourland Assist ant Editor Alice Bourland Re porter Alter pleasant games sweet music antI gay conversation dainty refreshments were served and the Maids pronounced this the first meeting of the third year one of the most enjoyable ever held Valuable flcnicntocs Among the most interesting me mentoes of life arc those which jrc call past benefits and pleasant scenes to hearts that arc grateful Such arc a few things of small intrinsic value and yet highly val tied in the possession of William Crane of the Richland country They arc the proofs of the benefits he received at the hands of the Masonic fraternity in his childhood He was a beneficiary in the Ken tucky Masonic Home twentyfive years ago he anti his brother One highlyisand well preserved worn by both himself and his brother at different times while small boys in the Home Another is an instantaneous photograph by Klatibcr of the the Home and its children super intendent and teachers taken in 1873 He has too a union catechism which was studied in the Home at that time Mr Crane displays these mementoes to his friends with pride Miss Bertha Powell of Waverly 0 is visititlng Mn T D Walker Miss King of Henderson returned home Saturday after a visit to Mrs C H MR Gary Educate Your tlmrcU Wllli Cuirnrrl forercrlmornlllllorTo Cure a Cold in one Day Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure 25C A Valuable Perscriplion Wotthingtonmdprescription in Electric flitters and I can cheerfully recommend it for Constipation and Sick Headache and as a general sys tern tonic it has no equal Mrs Annie Stehle 2625 Cottage Grove Ave Chicago digestfoodand felt tired and weary but six bottles of Electric Bitters cured her entirely and re newed her strength Prices see and S 100 Get a bottle at St Bernard Drug Store Methodist Conference The committee on entertainment A at Henderson are actively at work securing houses for the probablaM 400 guests who will be in attcncl niiro upon the Louisville AhnUll Conference which convenes iri that city on tho aand instant Up to the first of this week the com i mittce had yet to find homes for nflarge number of delegates but thin I j good people of Henderson could IK take care of ten limns the number and may bo drpindcd upon toj look after the 400 r NoTolluc fur rifly Cento aunrnutccil tobacco tialilt cireziaio weak men strong bkxxl pure toe 11 AllUructliU The Klondyke Gold Fields TIm Burlington Route is tim Iii rect northwest him to Seattle or v Tacomn and the direct westward line to San Francisco en route to Alaska From 80 to aoo miles and several hours saved by the Burlingtons splendid passenger 1 train service to the northwest from St Louis Kansis City or St Joseph Pullman sleepers and Free Chair Cars on all through trains Several extra steamers will sail before the season closes j iiinCormationsigned L W WAKELT2Y tl 00 1St4d f o- 1i THE I Fifth Avenue Hotel i LOUISVILLE lY1ij Is the Only FirstClass Z 200 Per Day Flotel r in the COME AND SEE US i PIKE CAMPBELL MANAGER h y vA Capital Sick Paid In Surplus Fund 160000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It Is not to bus theyknowmen wage earner and lo women Theres safetyIf the bank Is A one There Mthesquandotingsmall sums when you have a largo sum in your pocket MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Wantedftn Idea =Protect rflur Mnu i tirr ins brtu you wr lih iVrito JOHN WKUUKIUIUIIN IXVPtlcnt Allor n Wuhlnrum It their ttjua oar ieall DCW Ilit fcf uno IBTUUOM wutM poI MUST KEEP BUSY It And in order to do so we arc making gcnu 41 inc Hard Time Prices on all classes of i Merchandise Money buys everything we iu handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For + tunatcly for us as well as our patrons we tnever go to market without the very power M t 4 ful cash We know we buy il v 4 bit Dry Goods Shoes Notions t e Gents and Ladies Underwear and Hosiery 841 tJt f- i Gents White and Colored Shirts 4 I 41 HATS AND CLOTHING i 441 I At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus 41 tomcrs reap the benefit Plant your dollar Mo where you can get the largest returns Ours it placeF1815u0P Co4j bit Mo i f MADI50IMVILLE KY t4tyou MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT Movf4 JIs 9 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOwho Do You Get CORRECT FIT IIYOU RECEIVE THE BENEFITS or 20 YEARS o-rr SUCCESS BYORDERING OFMBORNCOTHE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS We guarantee to fit and please you and sate you imy L 300 NEW SAMPLES TO 8ELLECT FROM ATST BERNARD GENERAL STORE razza Ifn iIJII wJIiJIo It rIfJ WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funer 1 Equip ment the best in this partof Ihe State Anything and 0cverythilig you wantin livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST df Tt 1 qe 3ee 3ll Jnbllstrn we fvLve L A N TIME TABLE Effective May 30 1897 SOUTH NO53LMr SI Loul 8IIm 833 p- aio In Lv Kvanstillo pm 600 p m 315 a in Lv llemlcrton 236 p m 620 pin 3U n m Lv Kebrea 307 p m pinLvLv MadltouvillB 349 pm 447 am Lv Kirllnxlon 4 01 p In 710 p m 459 a In Lv Morloni Gap 415 p nt Lv Norlonvllle 411 p m 519 n In L llopklniville 513 pin 86 pin 607 R in 55spin1Y 847 p in ftji am Ar Nashville 803 pm 1010 p m 840 a in HOtTH No5toLpmILv Norlonville 1010 a m II 05 a in 1039 P in Lv Motlont Gap 10170 m 1113 a in Lv Hitllnnlon 1033 a n 1111 a in 1033 p m L Madlwnvlllc 1046 am 1138 m floG pm Lv hanson 1037 a m 1131 a m Lv Kliughtcii 1103 a in 1103 ini Lv Sbreo 1117 a m i jio pu Lv ilenderton ii44 a m 113 p m nina m- Ar Bvanivlllo 1110 pm 113 p m 1140 a m- Ar St Loud 731 p m 710 a m- Ar Clilcaco 817 p m 855 A In Noei and 92 will atop at rrdhonvlllo and SpilnnfielJ 10 lako on let off pntsenRcri to and from Chicago and polnu north ol Kvanivil tlaftT H S No 91 makes regular tlopt al Gulliite Earl Union Itopklnsvilln ant Ileuderionm- oVIDIMCK ACCOUUOIHTIOH DAiLY Kscirr sUNDAY tlam Lv Providence Ar 735 P m 640 a in Lv Nebo Ar 63 P in Rjja in Lv Manllou Ar i2011ln 7wam Lv MadltonvilliiAi Oo p m 7Jjam Ar KaillnglonLv 5n pm 745 a iiiLv Urlln lon Ar 530 ImII es U IiiLv MadlionvllleAr iP in- 8aga mLIInon Ar 434 pm 844 a m Lv Slaughters Ar 437 p ni Aa m Lv Sebree Ar 4 iopin- 95O a in Lv Henderson Ar 320pm 1030 a in Ar Kvanivllla Lv 245 pm W W KTIIRIDGB Aeen TIME TABLE I C R R lidectlvo May G 1897 NORTH BOUND No MI Nnri No inLv New Orleans 630 p m 900 a m Lv Memphis 7oam 8ijpm Lv Fulloo t opm ifiop m 6ooa m Lv Padocah 155pm iss a m 800 a m LvPrlncelon440p lit am 9137 a m LT Nortonvllle 3J9pm 3j8am 1030 am Lv Central Cllr 6sopm 419 am 1113 p m- Ar Louisville topm 8w a m 51 pm Ar Cincinnati 6o aiD 1153 am SOUTH HOUND No tot No toj No tit Lv Cincinnati utapm 153 p m Lv Louisville 330 a in 7 OS p m 840 a m Lv Cu1 City 8t5 a m 1049 pm I33P m Lv Nortonvllle- Lv git a in 1113 p m 254 P to Irlncslon 1018 a m ul6 a m 0 pin Lv Paducahiaaopin 137 am 615 p m Lv Fulton 235 P n 13 a ra 800 pm Ar Memphis 703 p m 710 a m- Ar New Oilcans 810 a m 700 a m All trains run dally Net 103 and 104 are solid VetllbuUd lr lnsplnisth Itaa Ilabted with Pull man lloDel Sleepers and Free Reclining Chair Cars between Cincinnati and New Orleans Trains toi and 503 also ran solid between Cincinnati and New Orleans carrln rullmsn Uudtt Sleepers Direct connection made at all junction points A II HANSON G P and T A- GarIinIor4aEnins News Notes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy S ol Special Mention Circuit Court convenes again in Hopkins county Monday Sop lumber 27th The children of the Christian Sundayschool will give a picnic at Lakeside Park next Saturday Rev R V Orner has taken quar tors with Mr and Mrs Hamp Lox in their home on Vest Main Street John Twyman is building an ad ditional room to his home lIe is enlarging both his residence and Ills business and has taken an apprentice Thu Earlington public school opened Monday Attendance is very fair and the work is well un lor way The school building nuks very fresh and inviting with ts new coat of while paint Miss Sallie Brown the Demo ratic nominee for School Super intendent of Hopkins county has secured a State Certificate andi 19W well and legally qualified to ill the office for which she is a andidatc She returned from Frankfort last week where she went for examination Married Miss bollie E Almon ant Mr John halley were married at the home of the brides mother in Ear inglon Wednesday Sept ist 1897 Janitor Wanted Mrs Ida Walker principal of 3irlington public school desires a janitor to look alter the school milding Apply to her for par iTulars f Will be Around The city assessor will soon be around to your again Ihc time set by the city charter IS September 15 Look out for him lie is coming Hon Chas W Buck lion Chas W Buck exMin ister to Peru spoke at the Masonic Hall in this place Tuesday even ing His talk was an ablu pre i sentation of the points covered in favor of the gold standard Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic nilperiodic and febrifuge It the chili and prevents its return strengthening hit pillent nnd gives healthy tone and vigor without regard to diet Pleasant to lake Price soc Warranted nt drug lore ORGANIZED BY DISTRICTS Our School Teachers to Stimulate Educational Affairs Through District Associations The organization of Hopkins county into educational districts at the County Teachers Associatii tact week is one step of progress in the direction of better schools hotter education and better education for our children progressinbe too much of it Every citizen should he actively interested in andlIoencourage nncl strengthen tlw earnest anti conscientious teacher upon whom they depend for their childrens education Let no man put a stumbling block in thin way of our schools hut each do all in his power to improve nun build them up The vicepresidents appointed to take charge of the district work and the tnve and place for holdin tile district associations au as FollowsNo i Association meets at St Charles 17 Norman Hobgood vicepresident EartiiigtonSeptember presidentNo At Baughs school house October i Ira Casllobcrry vice president No j At Hanson Oct 8 C il vicoprestdentNo M W vsceprsidcntNo Oct n 22 viccprcsilentNo 25 T E lfinlcy vicepresident The Grape Crop Mr M Grconwell manager of paninformedcrop this year was fully 20 per cent over the average tic began gath ring grapes and manufacturing wine August 22nd and expects without hindrance to finish by September xoth The company cultivates a considerable variety of grapes the principle of which are the Concord Reislmg Cynthian antI Bacchus They have a good stockof wine in storage of each season dating back as lar as 1891 The Wine Company also manufactures a considerable quantity of brandy which is used to fortify the sweet kinds of wine of which they make several varieties Their product has a well established reputation not only in Kentucky but in the adjoining States Killed an Eagle Last Sunday Billy Wilson who lives up on Methodist Hill achieved notoriety and this is how lie did jt Whilst roving through the forest north of the city he dis covered a bald eagle sitting very sedately upon a limb and calmly Viewing the surrounding scenery lilly executed blue streak to the shaft and equipped himself with a Marlin rifle and succeeded in ap proaching and killing the great bird Shouldering his prize he returned home and summoned his neighbors to rejoice over his rare fortune Billys enthusiasm drop- Ped 100 per cent when the assembled friends declared his rare bird to be a common turkey buzzard and genuine bald eagles could now aradc his front yard in droves unmolested HydraHeaded Sunflower Rev J A Burden brought to- this office last Tuesday a sunflower which is decidedly a curiosity The stalk and leaves arc nothing unu- sllal hut the head is an e pliircbus tinilun affair consisting of ten distinct heads grown firmly together forming single head of curious ipearahcc The only solution suggested to explain the singular freak has been advanced by the lioss editor Ho contends that liro Bunion composed onu of his sermons near thc plant about the- Jime it was heading out hence its draheided composition It will beplaced in the museum at the Library The victories of Hoods Sarsaparilla over all Forms of dlseaso- Conclusively provo That It is an cncqmlled- Dlood purifier it conquers The demon Scrofula Relieves lha Itching and Imminent salt- rheum cures running sores ulcers nnd- every other form of humor or Oiscaso aria ing in impure hlood The cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla are cures absolute perfect permanent cures Thoy aro based upon its- Ire11 power to purify anti enrich tho blood A Lady Assessor The Enrlington city council at- their last regular session on Monday evening of this week appointed Miss Nannie Stokes city assessor She will begin her work promptly Ott September 1511 the day set by law and may bu expected to complete it promptly anti sails torihy A woman cat do anything if she will It Saves the Croupy Children UAVIBW VA WI have n splendid sate Ion Chamberlains Cough Rained y and our nearspeaklofcrop if Chamberlains Cough Remedy hlld- not been given KBLLAM A OURHCN Sold by St Uernard Drug Store Earling- ton lien T Robinson Mortons Gap Ceo 1 log St Charles c J 941 ANDY CATATCCUR- LCOt15TIPATIOI S p ALL toU ODflUGGISTSto core Dr eueoteonstipatlou ueartu areTISPPI AIN QUARAITEun tIlIonr rrlp or tPOIoDt rue el1l1natonlruDIt Sasi- ph sal booklet tree At STERLIxO RXMEDT CO Chieit CD IU j- L U A STRONG TICKET Put out by the Republican Convention at Madlsonvillc Unquallllcd Endorsement of lion Clifton J Pratt in Stirring Resolutions Liinfard Had Solid Delegations From Every District Hut One w The Rcptililican county nomina tiiiR convention was called to order on Saturday afternoon at the courthouse in Madisonville by j D Harvey chairman of the Execu tive committee promptly at 2 oclock the hour named in the call A large number of Republi cans were present beside the 48 delegates upon whose action tic pcndcd the result of the convention William Beard was chosen tern porary chairman of the convention and Paul M Moore was made tern porary secretary and the tempo rary organization made permanent The following committees were appointed by the chairI- tciolullont First District Garnctt Hamby Second District W jr Uurr Third District U C Coleman Vourth District J D Hay RodgrrsSisihCredential Iirst District G C Berry Second isricl II C Uourland Third District I ITucW Fourth Iistrictf W Demos nub District Carl Hoffman Sixth District J V McEucn RUM anl IVrminent Orfanlzatlon First District Josj Tcague Second lislrlcl M McCord Third District II G Davis Fourth Dislrict W E Hampton Fifth District II 11111 Sixth Henry Faults The various committees retired- as appointed A suggestion that the convention proceed to nominate candidates while the committees were out was overruled by the chair Mr J B Earle antI others were called on for speeches but all declined The committee on crcditials was first to report as follows We your committee on credentials have examined same and find them regular The committee on resolutions roughtm their report The re solutions as originally submitted- to the convention contained a clause bearing on federal appoint ments There was a light made on this clause and the committee after the vote was partly cast asked to retire and in the interest of larmony returned the resolutIOns- to the convention with this clause stricken out R J balmon in explaining his vote on the resolution said that his action was in the interest of harmony and that lie would not do the least tning in the world to cause a smile to flit across tIle face of a single Democrat many of whom stood watching for some sign of disscnlion 5n tile Republican ranks The resolutions as adopted arc as follows 1 The Republicans of Hoplun county in convention assembled- to reaffirm the principles and doctrines enunciated in the late National platform adopted at St Louis 2 We unqualifiedly approve of this Convention of delegates chosen according to voting precincts and magisterial districts in- tho various magisterial conven jolts regularly called and held for that purposs on Saturday Sep Miiber 4th 1897 3 We rejoice in the passage bf- the Dinglcy tariff bill by which the party has fulfilled a solemn pledge- in its platform The passage of- this law gives hope for a revivalof our prostrate and drooping com icrcial and business interests It will give adequate revenue to- tho country and will add greatly to our prosperity and material de dopment The administration of affairs hath national and state is worthy of popular confidence and meets our hearty approval and en arsoment 4 We congratulate this the Fourth Judicial District of Kentucky by reason of the fact that we- have had to preside over us for- the last five years sucha pure- ahle impartial and incorruptible Judge as lion C J Pratt We pledge him our heartyearnest and united support in Ills race for reelection and we most heartily amid earnestly recommend him to- Ihe Republicans ofthc district for reelection to the same office which he has filled with such honor to himself such credit to- the district and such satisfaction to the people at large 5 We take pleasure in endorsing the course of our distinguished representative Hon R R Graham while serving his term in the General Assembly from Hopkins County He is a true tried and fearless Republican ever found on- the side of right anti justice Jaw- and good morals The report of tho committee on- rules was as follows We your committee on rules would respectfully recommend that- the nominations for Senator and county officers be called for in the following order State Senator County Attorney County Clerk Sheriff Surveyor Coroner Ve- also recommend that the nominations for any office be called for by Magisterial districts in consecutive order and for the general government of this convention we would respectfully recommend the rules of the Nation I Hun of Representatives as 1IIleredb- y the Hon Thos Bracket Reed When the time came to begin the nominations Ben T Robinson was called for and in a few words withdrew his name in favor of Hon j H Lunsford and moved to make his nomination unanimous After a speech by W H Ross seconding the nomination Mr Robinson moved that a unanimous rising vote be given Mr Lunsford which was done Lunsford went into the convention with solid delegations from every district except the First which was Robinsons home districtWilliam Beard was nominated- for County Attorney receiving tie countyHname of it R Graham lor the office of County Clerk This nomination was seconded by R J Salmon W 11 Ward and R V Wood Al Barnctt presented the name of James B Ross which was seconded by M McCord andothers all of whom had the floor at the same time The vote by districts gave Graham 34 and Ross 12 Ross receiving the total strength of the First District and half of the present voting strength of the Third Geo R Lynn was nominated for sheriff by M McCord and seconded by W H Ross and W F Ward Tim nomination was made by acclimation Dabney Bishop was nominated For Surveyor and H II Hill for CoronerThe following resolution was presented to the convention anti unanimously adopted That the Executive Committee of Hopkins county is hereby empowered to fill any vacancy that may at any time exist on the the Republican ticket W H Ross scored a point in his speech seconding the nomination of Gco R Lynn for sheriff He said he wanted to serve notice on the Democrats of Hopkir ounty right now that if Mr Lynn was elected he would have no negro deputies He said too that his back and the backs of other colored men were galled by Democrats riding into office on them and that they were tired of hearing the cry of negro domination from the Democrats The convention again illustrated the habit of Hopkin county Republicans to stand together against the common enemy and the many visiting prominent Democrats found no lissentions with which to coasol themselvesThe wore beautiful louttonaires sent them with the compliments of Mrs Harvey wife or the county Chairman relegates to Sctfatorinl Convention At a called meeting of the Republican Executive Committee 61 Hopkins County held in Madison yule on September 6tha motion was carried that five delegates be ppointcdto meet the delegates from Christian county in the Sixth Senatorial District Convention to- be held in Madisonyille Monday September x3th for the purpose- of nominating a candidate for State Senator for said district and the same are hereby instructed to cast the vote of Hopkins county for the Hon J H Lunsford for the nomination The following delegates were named J B JSalmonK Burr J OliN B HARVEV Chairman Executive Committee Hopkins County E L HENDRICKS Sccy ewarc of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury- As mercury will surely destroy the sense o- smell and completely derange Iho whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as tho damage they will do is often tenfold to the good ou can pssibly derive from them Halls Ca- larrb Cure manufactured by Frank J bency Co Toledo Ohio contains no mercury and is taken internally acting dl- rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrt Curt bn sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohioby F J Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists Price 732 per hOllle 9 Halls Family Iills are Ibo best Miss Doris Teaches at Henderson Miss Mary Doris remembered most kindly by many people m arlington since the time some years since spent by her as teachei in our public school has engaged to teach a district school in Edge wood a beautiful suburb of the- city of Henderson Miss Doris is- to have a bran new school house in a bran new district Dr Kings New Discovery fr Consump- tton This is the best medicine ia tbo world for all forms of Coughs and colds and for Consumption Every boltla is guaranteed II- will cum and not diiippoint It has no- fqual for Whooping Cough Aslhm i flay- Fever Pneumonia Bronchitis Ii Grippe Coltlln the Head and for Consumption Il is safe for nil ages pleasant to take and- ahou all n sure cure It U always welt to take Dr Kings New Life Pills in connection with Dr Kings New Discovery as- Ihey regulate and tono the stomach anti bowels Wo guaranteo perfect satisfac tlon or return money Free trial bottles So cents and too per bottle at St Bernard Drug Store Dr Qoocii Dr Geo J Gooch who has been practicing medicine in Ear1in ton- for some timelhus decided to make Empire his home and will probably make the change about Sept 20th The Doctor and his excellent wife will be missed anllthe- best wishes of Earlington people go with them iimt Tubarro Slut unit KnioLii Yunr Lire Ana Xo quit luburcu ouHlly arid uruvcr txj lDlg- neUe lull of lire nerve mid vigor talio NoTo- Ilno the wondcrworUor that makes weak men- Itrong All druggists cOa or tl Cure guara- ntcd Ilooltlet antI sample free Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or Now York A book company has offered to furnish geographies to pupils for- two years free of charge in Chattanooga as a result of a fight be- tveen companies Chills araa bad sign Chills protend thi oncming of serious disease They precede pneumonia inflammation of the bowels and many other dangerous diseases They should never ba neglected De licit Peppermint Chill Tonic Cures thfam I tastes like mint candy It Is Guaranteed For sale by St Dernanl irlington George King St Ch rles- i Arc you a subscribe to Tit lBEE You should be f n REV ec HALL Most Heartily Commended and Endorsed by Earlington People SIEECIIBS IJY IKOMINENT CITIZENS Made Sunday Night at his Last Appointment Before Conference That Rev C C Hall has en deared himself to the people of Earlington was proven Sunday evening upon the occasion of his services at the M E Church which pastorforAt the close of an earnest scr mon not a farewell sermon Mr Hall spoke a few feeling words as to his interest in and friendship and love for the people of Earliug ton His words earned the certain proof of their sincerity and itwas clear that he was ready and willing to take up again his labors for another year among the people ol this circuit of smalland financially weak congregations even ifat a great material sacra fice Mr R W Wood then arose antI in well chosen words asked that congregationcome forward and bid the pastor and his wife good bye and God speed Nearly allof the large ongrcgitiou joined in this hearty expression of goodwill Following this Mr W F Burr and Mr John It Evans made earnest and touching talks that con veyed the friendship anti high regard in which Mr and Mrs Hall argeAllare members too ofother churches and the action of these congregationbut Ur and Mrs Hall is not confined- to their own church The people outside as well as in the Methodist church desire his return t Wise Men Know- It is folly to build upon a poor foundation eilher in architecture or in health A foundation ofsand is insecure and to deaden compoundsis t true way to build up health is to make bytaking s Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on- Ibo i liver and bowels Cure sick headache Many counties in Western Ken b ucky are suffering much for want or rain and crops are being much c injured The Womans Friend- I know from my own experience that- for ladies ofa constipated habit there is nothing to supply tho place of German fiver Powder Mrs J P Meneness a Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder forndyspepsia and other liver troubles JennieGrcenFriends advised mo to try Gorman o Liver Powder for long standing liver complaint I had relief before I had taken one bottle It did me more good than all med physiciansMrsJohn r The deliberations of the Second Magisterial district convention at Darlington on Saturday last were brief and businesslike W F Burr was made chairman and W S Fcland secretary The chair man appointed II C Bourland O j Farnsworth anti W D Cavi ness committee on resolutions Their report was adopted and in ludcd the names of the seven del jatcs to which this district is milled Kvcryboilf Says So Ciscafets Cathartic the most wonderful medical discovery of tho age pleasant and refreshing to taste act gently and positively on kidneys liver nnd bowels cleansing the entire colds euro headache fever habitual constipation- and biliousness Plcaso buy and n box or O C C today 10 23 GO cents Hold and guaranteed to cute by all druggists Chattanooga will offer a refuge- on Lookout Mountain to fugitives from the HuH towns infected by yellow fever A homey rough fehling about the cjes Inflamed or granulated lielsIs made soft andsmooth with one application of Suth erlands Eagle Eye Salve Try it tonight IIndou cm see better tomorrow night It is not unpleasant to use It is for- salo by St Uernard Drug Store Earling ton George King St Charles Auditors Agent Karn is about to- sue the city of Owensboro for back taxes on over 100000 worth of Property for ten years A Cure For Bilious Colic HBSOURCU SCRBVBN Co GAI hlob- een subjeci to attacks of bilious colic for several years Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrloci Remedy is the only suie relief It acts like n charm Ono dose of it gives relief when all other remedies fail G O SnARl tor sale ny HI Bernard Drug Siore KarliiiRton Gurge iCing St Chllcs lieu T Kobinson Mortons G ip Six people were killed by an ex pl0310n of nitro gl ceriuc at Cygnet Ohio To euro coiMtipiiUitn irovor 23cItThe meeting of the Constituent Assembly of Cuba which was to- have been held September 2 to select a President of the Cuban republic was postponed Ducklens Arnica Salve The best Salve In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi lively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Hanson School Hanson is in it educationally The best house in the county is being erected A strong faculty headed by Prof E McCulley is in charge The courses of study are not excelled by the average college I or normal You can be suited in studies Tuition only 2 per month Beard 8 to q For elegant catalogues address E S IcCully A M Principal Hat son 17 I The Same Old Sarsaparilla Thats Ayers The same old Barsaparllla as it was made and sold by Dr J C Aycr SO yeara two la the laboratory it is different Thero modern appliances lend speed to kill and experience But the sarsapa rilla is the same old Sarsaparilla thatmadc the record SO years of cures Why dont we better it Well were much in the condition of the Bishop and the raspberry Doubtless he said God might have made a better berry But doubtless also lie never did Why dont we better the sarsaparilla We cant We are using the sauna old plant that cured the Indians and the Spaniards It has not been bettered since tOO make Sarsaparilla AndI pound out of Sarsaparilla plant we see no way of improvement Of course if we were making some secret chemical compound we might But were not t Were making the same old sar- I saparilla to cure the same old diseases You can tell its the satno old aarsapaHlla be cause it works the samo old cures Its the sovereign blood purifier nndiflI Avers- PIRSONAL Miss Mary Rash otMadisonville visited relatives hero last week D Misses Cora Derry of Robards returned home Saturday after a pleasant visit to riends here FannyEudaleywith friends here spentThursdayThomas E Finley was In the city a short vbile Friday passedhrough morningfrom To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets Alt Druggists refund the money If it rails o Cure ajc For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington KY meetinghowedimproved attendance ai tha cooler weather draws nigh Another encouraging feature was the presence of two resident minister oth of whom bad preaching appoint reipectivohurches HOW TO FIND OUT Pill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twentyfour hours sediment or setting indicates a diseased ondition of the kidneys When urine linen it is positive evidence of kid ey trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pains in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out f order WHAT TO DO There Is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp oot the great kidney remedy 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c Makes tmsurpassetl Ftowr MsiL UN CratuM Corn Feed Meal every thing a tust class mill i wduc The people of the county ate invited to conte in and be treated light Gives on exchange as much as any mill atul guarantors sat is faction Flour warranted to IC superior quality Trade With Webster McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited xTENNFsSSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION NASI MSHB The Exhibit of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway At the Terminal Station in the Centennial Grounds is one of the most interesting instructive and costly displays at the Exposition and hould be seen by every visitor It consists of an artistically arranged 4 display ol Agricultural Products Minerals Timbers Valuable Relics Curiosities etc collected from points along ihu line traveled by this f Road which penetrates the most fertile and picturesque portions of the South Trains leave the Union Dtpot Nashville every fifteen minutes for the Centennial Tormina Station The Quickest and Best v Route Fare Five Cents BSTDONT FAIL TO SEE ITIIBa J NEW ENTERPRISEe IH DAILY Bvtnr one OIVINO ISO 200000STOVES OVCIf SAnSFACTOff l They nro made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen I who ore sustained by the products of Southern Farmers They lat longer and make more homes hllPPY than any other Stove on earth Sire back guaranteed for 15 years If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co t NASHVILLE TENN COOKING AND HEATING OF STOVES Manteli and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc 5 5 4 tAURa IN- to China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Kvory tiling necessary and convenient i I fur tho Kitchen Dining Room lnJry and Dairy SflSS tSS MEDICINEfor I MILLION BICYCLES A SPECIALTY aAnn t ProprietaryMedicine for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A JfeirTork company of manufacturing chomUUtha Rlponi Chemical pced upon the niarket aboul tlvo carg u a medleinti tbe or tabule cnnpoJ compressed powdered iireparatlouu uf irrtaln medicinal drugs which had nicer tallied 10 1 of more general use niuoui lucillcal men than nor other for the euro or alCletlallon nf luch ilia common to man Lo tuvo their origin In an tlleettlon weakened capacity for oiilmllntlng fuwUivtisotblng nourUnment and cllmlnatlui watlp Thtcatalosuuof I1i Included under It lAId to Include pretty nearly every dlteaia for which tie phyIctan 13 caflet upou Iopreicrlbo in preparing thetr atandatit prIncIothatILDd proteclctt UI to retain UI qua1Itlc Inlocl nod unImpaIred through xtcndc1 lapo of limo In climate nily Iho choicest drop should used their preparation should be In accordance with tho latest l rfeclcd methods of modern science the tabulca packed In s protected by absorbent ttoiiand securely corked Krcn corks used have been of a frrado sohlgli In 1M au1rnenti that no manufacturer cf Iheso Terrday stoppers couM supply moro Ioi 1 a small proportion from Ills output that vou11 ml Clncallolll tio plan fa were turn llckctlln boics of quality not lurpaaletllD beauty nod perfect Ion of workmanship liy need ty tbo m Mt fastidious Jewels nod orIaalcnts 1Iavng itthrIrUgitndard andnoverconuMitliifrto T proprietors resorted to tho accepted modern- methodi of miking moJltNg even hundred o dollars In rested within nro years In adrcrtulng has Informed every American citizen concerning tbn superior nod surprising qualities of Hlpans Tabules Tftponrupon the suecitiil of their fob managers of the company that thro i a J nacn e t I is lower 1r1co ar kTJlt reaches or approaches an tiulrerial use and that tho people although requiring the best of everything resent being called upon to poyhsvjercantaiesfor supeiflucus wrapping and packing or unnecessary protection against that might re soon but U In the case n Intended to be consumed In a experiencethat teellencfl from that might at lint been expected Inasmuch na uuder favorable conditions those that have lain loono In a drawer a traveling bar or pocket for several weeks or months arc found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious as ever Actln ton those lUzcoKtlotu and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers nnwsold torn rent Instead rate of five tinieR that amounts and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased tho company hava entered upon the experiment of putting lllpans Tabules In pasteboard cartons which they will offer a OauJtJert which wilt permIt a sinissiid by or storekeeper than oer before adopted for Q ruirkLiry inedlelnoFIVE cRhTiten iabulei or doses for onehalfa cent each Thu c 11111101111 not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which Im hivo loomed to know and value the lllpans Tabules but will otter the cheaper in xporlmtntnllyforthot heneilt of such as may desire them It should be plainly 1 nualltr the medicine Is Identical In both sorts the only difference pagkIsingleII t 1I fnrwarsicl to the l n I Co o lOBprueo St ew York Until the I N ili ini thoroughly Introduced to the tradejwcnts and peddlers will be supplied at a t r1 t which will allow then a tale margin of iTont vlst dozen cartons for 40 cents H till II cartons for tl33 9 gross TJU cartonj tot OM 23 erosa IWO cartons forlJIA tals seth tlio order In every cose w r- jsDJOHN U CASTUMAX AKTIIUIt G LASCIIAH DKECKIMtlDGE CASTLE IAN Royal Insurance Co- OF LIVERPOOL The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States Looses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 24983lO3 ARBEE CASTLEMANManagers Southern Department General OfficeLouisville AtJL M MOORE Earhn ton Ky Resident Agent for Earlington niil Vicinity scribe for The Bee THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XI THIRD QUAtVTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES SEPT 12 real of thc Xruon Koin xlll 031 Mem orT VrrsctC 1018 Gulden Text Itom xlll Ct Coiuuirntnry by tile Rev 1 M Strums ft Let IOTO be without dissimulation Abhor thnt which s evil Cleave to that which is good Tim n V says Let lovo bo vlthout hypocrisy The Holy Spirit through John rays Let us not lava in word neither In tongue but In iletxl anti In truth I John III 18 Tho tltla of our lesson Is Chrlstlnn L- Ing which Is elsewhere tlcllnal ns tho llfo of Jesus made nmnlfrst In our mortal flesh Tho thirteenth chapter of I Corin thians describes tho love thut was mani test In Christ ns never In iny othcr nnd Ho will manifest that love and thnt llfo In us In proportion ns wo present to Him our bodies a living sacrifice verso 1 10 13o kindly nfTcctlonctl ono to nn ather with brotherly love In honor pre ferring ono another This Is tho lovo 4 that scckcth not her own not our own profit but tho profit of mnny that they runy bo saved I Cor x 83 xIII 6 Tho therefore of verso 1 of our leeeon chap II IreeyJustlfledfrpcly with Him nil things etc of Rom III SI v 1tIll 1 83 and because of nil this It Is surely n reasonable timing thnt wo should let hint hnvo our whole being that lIe may by renewing our minds transform us into Ills own Imago Rom Till 20 11 Not slothful In ImsliiCFS fervent In spirit serving tho Lord Tho R V rays III diligence not slothful nnd In the margin says thnt somo manuscripts give serving tho opportunity Time latter would suggest tho simplicity of I Snm x 7 Do ns occasion servo thee for GOtI Is with thee nnd time former would bo In tho line of Col III 23 WhntEOcvcr yo do do it heartily ns to tho Lord and I not unto men 12 Rejoicing in hope patient In trlbtlI lation continuing instant in prnycr I think wo ore safe in saying thnt tho hope In the New Testament generally It not always refers to the second coming of Christ and tho ovcnts therewith associated Sco Rom v 2 vill 24 25 Titus II 10 I John ill 0 Tho tribulation that work cth patlcnco is our privilege nil along tho journey Rom v OJ John svl 83 Rev II 0 Hob x 80 37 and tho attitude of Increasing prnycr la our great privilege ni well as necessity I Timers v 17 Hob Iv 10 IS Distributing to tho necessity of faints given to hospitality If one should be asked why ho worked so hard early and Into at his sully foil anti should reply That I may have to glvo to him thnt nccdcth ho might seem to bo n lit tlo uiibnlanccd in his mind but he would bo talking ns well as living according to the Scriptures Eph lv 28 14 Bless them which persecute you bless nnd curse not Now tide Is easy talking but tho practice of It Is not soIpopular ns to have ns yet bccomo tho fash ion It Is however tho plain teaching of our Lord Math Y 44 and Ho always practiced what Ho preached If Ills llfo Is to be made manifest In us of It Is surely Included It was muutlfuUyI manifest in Stephen when he In the midst of their persecution looked lIko an angel and acted like tho Lord Himself Acts vt IB vii GO 15 Rejoice with theta that Co rejoice and weep with them that weep Tho unity of tho body of Christ is such that when the members nro abiding In Him if ono member suffers nil suffer with tl tone and if ono member bo honored nIl tho members rejoice with it I Cor xIIt20 This Is ItS It should Loc but It scent What then ails tho Itody Is It ns in Phil II 21 All seek their own not tho things which nro Jesus Christs If so how cnn tho body expect tho blessing of tho Head f Let each ask himself Am I n healthy member of Ills body or n grief to luau 10 Bo of the enmo mind one townrdI another Mind not high things descend to men of low estate Bo not wiseI in your own conceits On tho second clause time margin says Bo contented with mean things Tho margin of tho- R V says Bo carried away with them that are lowly If wo will allow our selves to bo carried away with Him who Is meek and lowly who made Himself atIno reputation and humbled Himself death for us Ho will surely take possession of us rind manifest Ills life in UIII17 Recompense to no mann evil for evil Provide things honest In tho sight of nil men Not rendering evil for evil but contrariwise blessing knowing that yo nro thereunto rolled thnt yo bouldlnhcrltI a blessing I Pot III 0 honest things not only in tho sight of the Lord but also in the sight of men II Cor vill 21 Whatsoever things are trueI honest just lovely wo are to think on these things Phil Ir 8 18 It it bo possible as much ns lleth In you live peaceably with nit men This seems very carefully worded There arc those who know nothing of pence theyI seem born for war nnd yet somehow get united to or mixed up with those who lire for peace and tho peaceful party eccnm to bo in a gocd school for tho cultivation patience Well we must let the peace of God rule In our hearts and bo thankful that Ho Is able to subdue for Ho Is tho Prince ot Peace Col Jll 16 j Phil Ill 2J 10 Dearly beloved avenge not ourIreives but rather give place unto for It Is written Vengeance Is mine I will repay saith tho Lord Tblsccrtninly cannot mean that wo are to bo futlaficd with getting angry but without taking vengeance Rather ax In tho R V mar gin glvo place to tho wrath of God Let HIm toke charge of all tho wrath and vengeance business 10 Therefore If thlno enemy lmta Cr feed him If ho thirst give him drink lor In so doing thou Elmlt heap ccalsof fIre on his head This Is a quotation from Prow xsv 21 22 but the lust clause of that passage Is omutttcti The Lord shall reward thee 21 Bo not ovtromo of evil but over come evil with gcod Tie niiamcnt of n meek and quiet spirit Is In the sight of God of great prlco I Pet III 4 mal tho mcik nnd lowly one who when lie was re riled reviled not liGnin when lie suffered Ho threatened not will work In us this spirit nnd live III us this llfo whenever we nro willing thut lie should Iho word transformed In UFO 2 ef this chin cr Is the panic wcrd llu t lsUmit latrdtinng flgisrcd In Mntli xll Si j Hurl Ir 2 anti nro changed In 11 Ccr III 18 timid It is used only III these four places Tho last pwtngo sccjiis to mo to bhow tho only wy to bo thus trnnsllgurcd therefore let s- liD on beholding Him until wo ere Him taco to face and then wo shall bo like Him I John III S CROFTON- Dr A Sargent and wifcof Hopkinsville visited relatives here Sunday Corn to Mr and Mrs James Coleman Thursday a baby boy Mr J T Hugblell the silversmith at thisplacc is soon to locate in Trenton Mr Hiram Drown of this city went to Hopkinsville Monday where ho will take a ten months course In South Kentucky College Mr Louis Wilbert cut and dangerously wounded Henry Legate at a country school FridayMr Collin Gun who was charged with burning his own house was held over for trial at Circuit court Mr C M Day the agent at this place made a business trip to Kussellvillo Thurs day Sunday night a thief entered the house of C M Drown and took tIS 75 front his Hopklnsvlll to be innocentGHLhALLLF3 Uscin 1 t 1t 1 t1 1 t 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED IMiners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE I 11Ii General Office Earlington Kentucky ija I i BrArlch OfficesA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Chctry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer Mouse Urondxvny Pnducali iTennessee Kentucky r 342 V Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets ijiBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill i Ii THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL jFor jMil1espaI BRUSHED GOKE FOR BflSE BURNERS ID PURNHGES i Why buy TTighpriccd Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price o- neiton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as Ione ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 5 M im CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR foplo For tho AVcrk llrglnnlng Sept II Comment by fey S II DojIe TOPIC Our gifts front God our gifts to 3odKom vIII 20B- OClirstiaiiity is a religion of gSviiig It ad its origin iu the detcnninatiou of tho Son of God to give tho best gift Bo could give Himself to tho world It has its fullest completion in man ru tnruing thIs gift by giving himself to God through Jesus Christ In tho beau iful laugungo of Paul contained iu tho topical reference wo get some idea of how precious man is to God what God dono for man and with what assurance wo may meet tho trials and trib ulations of life iu consideration of tho fact that God is for us and that noth ing can separate us from the love of God In Christ Jesus our Lord 1 God gives us Ills lovo We should givo Him our love Tho love of God to wan is breathed throughout this entire eloquent outburst of tho apostle As vo read it wo cannot but recall tho words of John iii 10 God EO loved tho world that Ho gave Ills only begotten Son that whosoever beliovcth in Him should notperish but should have ever lasting life First of nU God glla mann His love It was this gift that led to the others Time lovoof God for human ity was so broad and deep that Ho was willing to give Ills best gift that man might bo saved In return for this gift the least wo cnn do to show our appre elation and gratitude is to glvo God the sincerest love of our hearts Love usually begets love May Gods love for us beget iu us a firma and steadfast lovo for Him I 2 Gcd gives us Himself Wo should give ourselves to God God gave us His Son He gave His only begotten Son Ho who spared not Ills own Son but delivered Him up for ns nil will give us nil things else says Paul In giv lug Christ God gavo Himself Tho Father and I aro one said Christ God gave Himself to man Iu return vro should give ourselves to Him By that act lie bought us Therefore wo are not our own amid should glorify God iu our bodies and spirits which lira not ours but Gods Iu short wo should cause crate ourselves entirely and uncondi tionally to God In salvation God gives to us In consecration wo give to God Let us then give to God ourselves and oar all mind tho gift once made let it bo made forever not to bo used as our own or to bo recalled at our own pleasure- S Clod gives us salvation This is time resultant gift of Ills love and time sacrifice of His Son for tho world It is well to remember that all time steps in salvation calling justification nUll glo rification are gifts from God This is n blessed fact It makes salvation sure Not so much us emma stop depends upon us Wo nro saved by grace through faith and that uot of ourselves It is a gift of God Bibb Readings Gen xxviii 2022 Deut xvi 10 17 Pa ii 8 xxix 11 xxxvii UC lxxxiv 812 cvii 18 Provo xxiii 20 Matt vii 711 x 18 John ill 10 x 27 28 Acts xx 85 II Cor viii 110 ix 0 7 Eph ii 8 Hob xiii 1210 In the World of Art and Letters As the result of Iho development of our public school system and the cheapening of books there has grown up a large class of men and women who seek broader education or desire to extend their knowledge along special lines Their duties in life or lack of means exclude them from the tinker shy TUB COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE has un dertaken the task of bringing liberal educa lion In its broadest sense within the reach of those who have time aspiration but are de privcd of the opportunity Or Andrews late of thrown University has undertaken the Presidency of TUB COSMOPOLITANS educational movement The work thus begun is not intended to take the place of regular university work but to supply a gap in existing educational facilities Those who are really in search of knowledge will hnd direction and aid It can do nothing studyAnroLiTAN New York his name occupation previous courses of study studies desired In be pursued object and purpose for which course is designed anti the number of hours daily or weekly study which can bs given No charges of any kind will be made to students A IA GREAT HISTORICALSPECTACULAR With Grand Musical Effects II lustrating the Wars in Which this Country Has En b gagedeNASIIILLE DAY AT TilE CENTENNIAL Will te Crowded With Many Splendid I Enterta lair eelsiNashville Tenn Sept 8Only three more days and then will be gin a day at the Centennial thato for vast crowds variety of amusements and gorgeous and awcainspiring fireworks will surpassc all the days that have September ruth has been set apart- as Nashville Day and to every man woman and child of this great metropolitan city it means muchtThe people of arc j doing great things to promotes trcmenduous attendance on thisa day The tickets for Nashville Day a are beautiful in design the back resembling somewhat U S legal tender note and they arc in them selves a beautiful souvenir of thedCentennial Every holder ticket will have the same returnedt after it admits them Exposition grounds and it will be a handsome memento of the pastsin alter years The pin goes with each ticket bears a fine picture of the Parthenon and surrounding scenery and is a thug of beautyIn to the many attrac tions arranged for the day special rah191have night some idea of the indescriba ble granduer and beauty of these special works the managementl have works aloneCThe great historical spectacular entertainment to be presented at the Tennessee Centennial Exposi tion for the first time on Nashville Day will be one of the greatest attractions to be seen on that dayc although tho day will be full oft things of interest This spectacti lar will be presented with grand musical effects by the celebrated Conterno band of New York It is called Battles of Our NationI and consists of three acts ole scenes with twenty tableaux illustrating the wars in which this country has been engagedtThe first peacefulI colony life under the rule Engc land the murmurs of at the stamp act and the approach of the British ships The ride of Paul Revere is heard and of the British troops followed by the noise of battle the crash of musketry and the clashing of swords The battle Bunker Hill the defeat of the Continental nrmy and thetburial of the dead follow and musics strains portry the marchof events as plainly as words The grim determination of the Americans is pictured in the music and the surprise of the Hessians at Trenton followed by the gloomy daysof Valley Forge The alli ance with France causes joy the French land and the victory o Yorkton follows and the dcclara tion of peace The second act describes the early Wars at sea with Great Britain It the deafening noise of a battle between ships of war the victor at New Orleans and the conquest of Mexico sonic decades later All these engagements arc faithfully portrayed by the wonderful music and tableaux and the audience that will not be interested can note gathered up in this country The third act is devoted to the preceding and succcding the war between the States It begins with a picture of the old plantation life the songs of the negroes and their characteristic dances Then come the mutter ngs of discontent and the hot debates in Congress followed by the bombardment Fort Sumpter n this realistic scene the bursting f shells is intermingled with the airs of the contending factions nd Maryland My Maryland for the supremacy with The Bonnie Blue Flag Then the soldiers depart for the war as the bands play and soon the fierce with all its terrible noises he rattle of musketry the boom ag of cannon the clashingof the clatter of horses hoofs nd the cries of the soldiers giving vivid picture of the horrors of warThe tableaux here shows the departure while till music the famous march to time ea The soldiers sing Marching through Georgia and are fol lowed by tilt negroes carrying household effects Tim next shows a battle field and the music gives a dreadful idea of its horrors fhu Vacant Chair shows that many of the brave soldiers have not returned from the battle Then taps arc sounded by the bugled as the last rites over tin graves of the dead Then comes Gettysburg at night the blue anl gray hoapfti together in death iul the blood of time wounded baptizing the sacred ground The inusc depicts tim feelings of the men and indicates mow much a nun can suffer for his country The music in scene 10 describes the joyful feelings of those who have had goodnews from the scat of war and shows the happiness of those at home Following this comes the close the war and the happiness and content as the feeling of reconciliation spreads through the Nation The war has shown to the world that all Americans can fight fur their rights The news that the war is over brings peace and happi ness and such songs as John Brown Johnnie comes Marching Home and Tramp Tramp inform us that time soldiers are returning As the soldiers in blue meet the soldiers in gray they clasp hands to the song of Auld Lang Sync The flourishes of trumpets and the blasts of bugles show the greeting tendered to the soldiers as they return home and reach the National Capital Then comes the grand finale the Glory of Columbia when and prosperity have returned o the country and the soldiers have laid down their arms to return to their labors The say voice of Cuba is heard begging to be liberated from the Spanish yoke and taken into the Union Columbia listens to her pleading and finally comes to the rescue All are happy the country is in peace and prosperity and the Na tional anthem America signifies what this country has done and what it may do in the future Subscribe for THE DEE PLEUROPNEUMONIA The Plague in a Drove of Hogs In Henderson County Dr Eisman of the State Uoard III Health rAiled to Examine Henderson ly Sept SSpc- cialA peculiar disease appeared recently among a drove of hogs owned by Mr Thos T Barrett of this place Local veterinary sur geons did all in their power to stop the plague but in vain There has been doubt as to what the dis ease is and it has been very fatal Out of a drove of 105 Mr Barrett has lost thirtyfive hogs and al most it not quite all the rest arc sick Veterinary Surgeon Eisman of the State Board of Health was telegraphed for and arrived today Your correspondent saw Dr Eis man after he had made examina tion and he pronounced the dis ease to be swine plague or contagious plcuropncumonia lIe said he found a few cases ol cholera hut the pligii had affected nearly all of the herd he hind examined lie also said thai none of thy hogs attacked by tin plague had recovered Dr Eisnnn is a prominent anil recognized authority on iiors at well as an authority iif veterinary surgery A Philosophic VI9W Miysvillo Qill Whats thu usu of worrying am fretting through life You initfh as well take things cool and h merry Life is full of trial hu we can brighten the discomforts ol mortal existence by being good natured and cheerful Voting and Iriylne Glasgow Republican SLime men vote as they prayan they never pray tiniest it is to ash a personal favor 9ur Joloted Milkens poICan ALrxANPiir Karlmclon Kr Louis Rny ia better at this writing Miss Clara Hois is very tIck at Madison villv Hiship Doc KI rl arid Sam McNar was al Hupkinsvillu SuinJay School will open Mondiy with T Greer and Miss Iafrtlec flay Miss Redford returned from Clartsvill TuesdayMrs Priicbel visited at Madison ville this week J E Edmondson and Dell Fowler c1 Columbia Tcnn are in liarlington W H Rots felurned from Louisville Friday rldlnrSundayWe would like lo find time fellow who threw the eggs There will bo another marriage soon Guess who it will be- Come out lo the Reading Room lonlghj Come lo Ibd Christian Endeavor Sunda afternoonSend your name for TUB BEB Miss Cordie Tigg of St Charles was In tIme city Monday Messrs Will Pfitchatt IJjck Nickles Misses Paralee Ray and Llllls Dorse and Mrs Carrie Alexander vlaited Midlion vitle Tuesday night atIlopltinsvilloAbe Oiborno was at Madlionvilk at Madisonville Monday Mrs Sabry Duncan was at Midtsonville Monday Mrs Sarah Osborno visited Madison ville this wee- kMrsRlh Merriweaihcr was at Madison yule this week Two Through Trains Daily I Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Cars Nashville to Chlcaje 13 HOURS NASIIVILLG TO CIIICAO- OHEWORLEAHSAFLORIDASPECIAL Leaves New Orleans Dally at taos noon t7205iflThroughUtIena II CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Nulivllle Dally at 710 p m Por detailed Information address- P P JCFFRIGS Qenl Passenger Agent Cvanivllle Ind D II HUMAN denl southern Agent N livlllj Ttnn S L ROdCRS Tray Passenger Agent Atlanta Cld I w LdNRA1LROAh THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK UNL beisscen the ciilitf Cincinnati 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