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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r 4 Ti tt J QriIlIir Ilti t H 2- y lSE 1 1 1 i I rq 0 y c II I or r tJr I fl trErGH YEAR f EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1897 NO 87 IS 4 L I J jt fJ I ffA r 4 I c t i fI tr S r Hi VT I 4L r JIbPo IS lllJ rttlY4JlclJJ lOQl p t1iPI iPzlc lJe PUII I ettoCtIhtlr11 I I PepJJerl1JiChill f lsflolLIon dolPolt I f Ity c I InakredJ7dbonstu1flczi AIIVrLalIC1 tvDcure w1OtA tdtodtt1tr 4ny J 4r k11 II- l1Ol r TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE 4 CHATTAWOOBAH 11 V AND ST LOUIS I 1AiLRbPjb- t ITJKlytfislino jlura of Speid Comfort Satiifaqlloq nt the Mfplcnotii oL Itxpensu Aoxjety Hpthcr id I EXCUBSIOV TrCKETS OntaUat red hoed rates from all points on IbKliabhnd tonneclfon to Nashville and Tctarn durrnR ih6 continuance of the Ten eue Cen6nnlk1nnd Inlcrpatlonal Expo tilion I POjLtiJAJt fAUCE 5U56IMNQ CAUS Uolf eei and Chattanooga At JacksonvilleKnoxville more Philadelphia New York Ports mouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Lllllo Rock Texarnana Sherman Waco Dallas and Fort Worth PAUCB DAY COACHES OX ALt TRAINS 1 I4 s Information Pertaining to I TICKS ourccn TES EC Will appiclonA I WKLCIT Div ARcni1 Mem 1 Jihlsenn j JJI TUIRR Pass Agent Atlanta Ga D J MuwsnY Northeastern lIuARent 4 59 W 4lb St Cincinnati Ohio AgentRoom AgentjltoomJ AgentTUANLEY4CeneralC Nashville Teen 4 A LA UFLLE JARDINIERE- L FRIT CH A SON 919XSItIONAULE 7tMERCANT TAtLOR8 + t + A TTft e ANn IljPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS q 311 Upper First Street EVANSVILLE INDIANA JIe earnestly solicit the patronage of his hopkins county friends t W A NISDIT rte lleiil 4 n W WADDILI Ciii War 4 fpk n ett- nttj1EAN LI 4 MADISONVILLE Kv SpHll liHikri 50000 Transacts a general banking liusines Hid invites the accounts of the citizens jf Hopkiaa end adjoining counties has the finest and mot inouro vault in lut Mctiqn of KpnlucVi IFojiptIuprescriptions properly it lakri limn It requires experlenco and complete knowledge of drugs It rrqujres the druggist druRshesbdsslblo and for compensation he iqust bo reasonablo jo I b WITH TiE ABOVE FACTS REMM hER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE ST JAMES HOTEL ST LOU IS RATES i2OQ PER DAY Rooji and Breakfast 100 EUROPEAN PLAN 100 Per Day Iwilps Good Meals Good Senlce fMti you Visit St Louis stop nt S JAMES HOTEL t Ktrtf uiWtlftt StfMt CeriDtrctt U Hcttl TfURKISH DATUOpcruI1 Ni il T111YELLOW FEVER Tho Doctors Now Know What Thoy Httvo to Dottlo Itopnrt to Hurc oiilriierul VTjriiian From Ilijtlclnnii fit the Mnrlno llonpltnl Scrvlco Htrlncunt Moiimirri Will bo Adopted Wviimr Sjpi LDr John Oultcrns tIm yellow fovor expert tele grnphcd to HurgconUcncriil Wyman yesterday nil follows from Ocean Srlligs Miss reportedbyfever by uutopsy another by subso quent course tlio third case Is not yellow fever Todny I have diagnosed another case of yellow lover Wo have then two casus In a stele list ot 00 There have been hero a few cases of yellow fever In the midst of a wide dengueAssistant at Now Orleans telegraphed as follows ly courtesy ot 1rcMdcut Olllphant I send lubltsbcltomorrowTo the Inilittnt aNd iltiabtn of As Louis long Hoard of lltallhU- KMTMOIEM Wo tao pbrtlclans 1110 have been roqu utcJ to ciainliu Into tho nature of Ciwos of rover on St Cloud Htroot Would rEpoclfull report thai In their collective m pcctH ihcjr ohould bo regarded nil kuiplclous unit Hhouia bo taken chano of by the board ol health Da Lruonmm 1111 COUUEnTU- Di IIKIIAs DiilrrTiT Da 1Aniuu- Qultcrti has boon InvltoJ to visit New Orleans The detention camp equipment shipped from AVhyuesvIlle Ga ha or rived In tho vicinity of Occiin Springs and Surgeon Murray h been in trnfetcd by Dr AYymitin iscloctaBite lw location has not yet boon cf1nltlllIti oruilnyd tho surgeon general having under coustdoratlpa a turraylstModhero last night to taUuqVargo of tho camp tqtnaLhonscrvlcd already Inaugurated by tlio states of Alnbnina awl Louisiana tq cvertthospgeql of thq disease ll1sje 4ltz U Surgeon Glennan has been ordered to Ctrandpay whore tho Loulsvllla Jt Noshvljlo crosses IqCa alreadydprobably will soon bo soot to tha point whore the same railroad crossed tile MississippiLouisiana state lino bythoyellowfovMississippi notably at Perklnlon and at Soranton whcro ir Sulflvau is said to havo reported two suspicious cases to thu president of the Louisiana state board of health Surgeon Curler will pa to thu lutlor place and 8urgnn himlenvllllCcharge jit Ocoau Springs If tho reports placesiru11ICUIltISEVEN MORE CASES Further Development of Yellow Voter Cqs In Nn w Urban 1NKW OHIKAXS Sopt 12 Shortly be fore noun today the board of health oftlclHlly declared six of thu suspicious cases of foyer on tit Claude street tbbo yellow lover A couplo of hours sub tcfiuontly the board announced another pronounced case of yellow feverot Mini mill Kaplimado streets In tho lower p1rt of tho city but a will or uiuro from tho Infectedsquare The I QnnouncLiiicitl oMlie first six casesd0f yellow fever was not unexpected al though It was hoped from thu dolay on tlio part of the exports that these cases were sImply of bilious malaria No general alarm has resulted here 8preadtllIollghnot bclluvo that the situation Is ma terially worse than it was four or five days ngo uud they are still confident of their ublllty with modern sanitary appliances to successfully quarantine the lufctedriistrlcL Tho olllclnl bulletin of the board of exports declaring the St Claudestreet cubes to bo yellow fever was received by 1resldeul Ollphant soon nftc ill seDtforthu Vcport whlcirwos signed by Drs Lemoiuiler Toutrn lllcUhnui PoUt nudj Ilirliiitu of tho board of experts unit lr Davrou tho attending physl clan Tho report was ns follows physlclnnhod tho 12 cosea at lover on SU Claude Dtrcot between Clouct and Louisa timid six to bo yellow fever four of whom are convalescent There are no other cases Of tho 12 oHglnal eases nIl of which lied their origlnf rom n case that had- e mu Ocean Springs tho six other than those reported today us fever Wore announced this afternoon to bo practically well anti up walking1 about their homes Of thd six pVouounced yellow fever cases four urn convalescent and two wero dcclnrQil to bp critically ill relapsoIneaycstcrday llrltUhMoxtciiu Treaty LONDOX Sept 1ITho text of the treaty concluded bbtwcen Great lrltain oundaryUnoduras was Issued today Hoadoit thoArmjriu Ionofc HAMDUHQ Sopt 11 Emperor Wit liam personally the attack ing force in the army maneuvers all the troops being engaged against no Imaginary army Senator Wlilto III LOll ANoIIsR Calt opt 11 United States Senator Stephen M Whlltfrii confirmed his homci wUM sudden at tin Ic of plmiirav 1 The only two civilized cbltries- n the world in which a white man is not permitted 10 acqiiireciyij rights town property are and Hayti JfaiJ AcaJlvcai objee lol Jt IS a over thjtwjq isisbinA state lunch in Chinaj consists of 146 dishes A FIERCE HURRICANE Btrerp Over the Cltjr and llmborof Yokohama YOKOHAMA Sept IBA fierce hurri cane swept over tho city and harbor last Thursday night causing severe floods doing much damage to property and followed by considerable loss of lifeWhen time typhoon was at its height tho German war ship Irene the lintIsh ship Olcnorlcht Capt Davies which reached Yokohama on July 31 from Port Gamble and tho British ship Londalc Capt Frazor which reached Yokohama on Augustus from Antwerp wore driven ashore All three have since boon floated with no siirlous damage The Norwo gina bark Atotte Captain Lorouion front Vancouver via Port Angeles felt n victim to the fury of the gale and was wrecked off Nlchlskl Ten of her crow were drowned and tho six sur vivors were seriously injured There is a possibility of recovering a portion ofhorcargoS TWO NEW BATTLESHIPS To lie llullt upon the River Cldo for lh lapoe UqvarnrnAI SAN FJIAKCISCO Sept 12TIme following Japaucso ndvlceq wen rqcelved steamnshlpGaoticThu iirnmenthJgITcn CC1till other firstclou battleship of 17000 tons a sister ship to tho Hklkoshlma It also conelDplates building a first class of 9OOQtonaat Yokosuko The Malifchl states that the Chinese rjoveraincnt Is no btiattbg With a for efgn syndicate for a loan of 100000000 taols for tho purpose of paying off tho balance of tho indemnity Japan and It Is LolloTcd tbattho matter will soon be brou14WaucoeasfutsiuoF versos Vt the Ula of rialSandAri C8t1I st us Polliwlflg lstho8tanailtgof the lellguoba ebnl1Clubs at the closd of lilayScrOcmbcr 18i v i Per telltUIIIL1naorovIDmton N SJ 703 w i jjtj is it e- uCinctanMiI M 47 74 00VublniloaIUgllthllurlfbQ 4t1 BltoulSTlllo 70 4t2 LLolJ1I1I tt W tI OEJlI MEMPHIS SUNK rile lslsthL foo or Line fluLt the hot tow of this MttpL1 STLOUIS SopLlINcws ot tho sink lug of tho lino ntcmcr hello Memphfs at 0I Wedncsday evening MississippirlvorjustboloIY ceived hereby General Manager Qua Co Melssonlcr TImers were ubout a hundred passen gors OU bo1oflliaiii SL Lout people All of them got oirwlthout accident and wore forwarded on the Fargoud REINDEER TRAINS The Uo rnmint Ur4 May 1roT the Sat vtlou of the KtondtkonS- KATTIK Wash Sept lrho fore thought nud wUdpm of the United Stilton government through Its agent Dr Siichlon Jackson In Ihtroduciug reindeer Into Alaska may be proved tilts cowing winter When time steamer South Coast loft SU Michaels Agent Crawford a rep resentative of Dr Jackson was there nrrauglng to scud out Ubout October slellllIlIrtytoTlio AlMOumtloff City Clerk of Kvaiuton 111 Captured VuiLAlJELiiiiA Sept 14A special Capo1IIYGeorge Myers time absuondlug city cleric of Evanston 111 was captured at Cape May Point this morning and lodfjtd In jail Ho is charged with having stolen 8JOOOof the citys funds He Is hold to await requisition paper Oubma Sllrr Dollar NEw Yo lice JJopt 14liio Cuban junta in tills city has had coined 000000 haudsoinulyJuslgned sliver souvenir dollars for which the demand Is no great from all iieetious of tho country the junta U unable to supply- It Cornelius Vntidorbllt and John Jacob Astor of Now York took 500 000 of these dollars at face value Jranil Jury Urdcroit In lusrillgato- Sr Louis Sopt HAItor a seven wcokii viicutloa ndgo1 Xachrltz re suiiiud his ilutloi In thu criminal court Tho judge gnvo time Kinuil Jury Instruc tlona uoiieofuing thu Jail escape on Au lust SO Tho chargo wa1IuutbYI and ImmedluUily aStor the oJy visited the jail preparatory to the investigation tug Ituriiuil- tSr Louis Sept 14Iho tug Archie 1nrkur caught fire libout U a in and vui liurnud almost to thu water line A barge luudud with cars near by til no caught tire and narnowly escaped doHtructlon The blazy for a tune retitouoil tliu St Loulit cotton com pivii Loss 83500 C llxfltoiiiMiit In AUilrld Over a Cuba Vie- lory MAl HID Sept ItfhoneTs1Oec- lvetl here of the capture tho Cubans of tho town of Victoria Las Tunci provlnca of HLu lull da Cuba has created oxcltouiont Tho cabinet VulnUloM liavJ been summoned to meet to coasldor the situation UoriierStuuq Laid QALKSBUBd 111 Soit Hfho cor nerstone of time Young Mens Christian association building was laid Sunday In the presence of n largo congregation It was a occasion for the Christian youDlfmen of tho city who havo labored for IB years to bring It shout URY OFCURES THE RECORD OF Ayefs Sarsaparilla Subscribe for TilE BEE U FELL LIKE TENPINS Awful Elocution Dono by a Dop utloB Volloy J SOllllG4ot1UJ8UUHAZEITON Po Sept 10Time slrlltc situation reached a terrible crisis on tho outslclrts of Latlmar this afteruooni when a band of deputy sheriffs fire into an infuriated mob of miners The men fell lllcq so many tenpins and tlid excitement since lisa boon so Intense that no accurate figures of tIme dead and wounded can bo obtained Keport runs from in to 20 odd trilled and 40 or more wounded Ono man who reached the cccno tonight counted 12 corpses Jour other bodies Ito in tho mountains between Latimcr and Harloigh Those who were not injured carried their dead and wounded friends into time woods and estimate is bat fled Tho strikers loft Hazloton at 330 nnnounelllilihelrllllcllUon soon IM this became known a band of deputies was loaded on a trolley car and went whirling across tho moun fain to tIme scene where time bloody assault followed After reaching Latliner thoy left the car and formed into three companies under Thomas Hall E A Hess and Samuel n Price They drew up In lino at the edge of tho village with a fence nnd a lino of houses In tho rear ShorllT Martin was in entire com mand nnd stood in frontof tho lino un til the strikers approached They were seen coming ncrois tho ridge and Martin went out to meet them Tho men drew up sullenly and listened In sllcncn until ho had once more road the riot oct This finished Ulow muttering arose among tho for eigners and there was a slight move iqent forward Perceiving this tho sheriff stepped toward them and in a determined tone forbade thorn to ad vance Some ono struck tho sheriff and the next moment there was a corn band to the deputies to fire Time guns of tho deputies instantly belched forth a terrible volley Tho report seemed to shako tho very moun tame and u cry of dismay went up from tIme people Tho strikers wore taken entirely by surprise and as tho men toppled and fell over each other lliojo who remained unhurt stampeded The men went down be lore tho storm of bullets like tonpins and tho groans of the dying and wounded filled time air Thu excitement that followed vas simply Indescribable Deputies seemed to bo terrorstricken at tho deadly exe cution of their gunsand seeing tho living strikers fleeing like wild mon and others dropping to tho earth thoy went to tho aid of tIme unfortunates whom they hail brought DIDNT RECOGNIZE EDMUNDS Tin Kuumu Cllr liujr Wilt 1robitbly bo Turned Ixioir- CoroilAi o SfiiiNOS Col Sept 11 Miss llcsslo Smith of Pueblo anti Miss Florence J lionel of Denver tho two young women who wore in company with II U Kay uud his companions on tlio night of Kays murder on Pikes Peak tailed to rocognlza EUiunnd 1111 tho man wanted for tho murder KJ uiuiulfi lawyer has telegraphed thin ooY1i parents that ho will probably bo released ut once Edmund Itelented COLORADO Siiuvos Col Sept 11 Edmunds tins been released und will leave fur KHIISUS City at once This leaves tho olllcors of El 1aso county without tho slightest clew as to who murdered Kay August ID on Pikes posh A SPANISH ACCOUNT Of tho Cujituro of Victoria da l aa Tuna by the Cubniii- MADHIU ScpU IUlho official dispatch from havana giving details of tho luu of Victoria do IjasTunai says Time gurrliou of Victoria do Las Tu nus con ilitud of MJ men of whom 131 wero nick In thu hospital Thu placo capitulated after an heroic defense Time commandant with thrco olllcors mind 75 men marched out taking with them the sick and woiinleJ rime Insurgents tired cannon at time hospital although time Hug of tho lied Cro society was hoUtod over It at the time Many of tho wounded perished In thu debris Time Insurgents lost 100 killed Mauoil a Treaty to Sell u Per tloii of ThrUm IttMnrvutlou- POOATCIIXJ Idaho Sopt 13It Is an uouncod that 12 of thu chiefs of the 9hoihonc3 and liauiiock Indians of time Fort Hull reservation have signed a treaty for tho ealo of lp000 acres ol this and oft tho reservation for four dollars per nero or In round figures for SilOOOO Thlswill open up time south crri end of tho reservation to public octtleincut Died In Far Janenu OAKLAND Cat Sept IJChlof of Police Lloyd has received a telegram announcing the death ut Juneau of J Co Boatman formerly private secretary to Congressman llllbora nUll recently appointed flahxcomml loncr of Alaska lie was a native Of Ohio had 40 years of ago Triplet at Joliet III JortEr III Sept 1I1oIra John dlncgo tin Austrian whoso husband Is mi umployo of tho Illinois Steal Co gave birth to trlploti two girls and onu Thursday Mother and ohll drVnuro doing well J 5 The mcah summer temperature of New York City is about 74 de green that ot Liverpool about 59 degrcesSThe Roman catacombs arc 580 milesin extent and it is estimate I i5oooojcdead To obtain admission as a mam her of the Gjants Club in Ucr 4eciinf OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Yellow fever Is again reported at Jackson Miss James Shanklln one of time pioneers of Sandoval 111 died Sunday Drought is seriously damaging tho corn crops of Indiana and Iowa cropInJames II lloulwaro an early settlor uled at Kingston 111 Sunday aged 80 Tim attendance at tho Nashville ox position smeared tho 100000 mark last week Dry weather is believed to have cut tho corn crop In Clinton county III slibrt 00 per cent A heavy storm Is reported brewing on time gulf and tho autumnal rains are thought to bo near Shoshones and lianuock Indians will sell 15000 acres of hind to tho United States nt 83 per acre Time government report on tho mer chant marine of time United States bhows over 23003 vessels It is said that two shrewd Americans have been flooding St Louts with Mux ican subsidiary silver coin Mnryhiownmnfound dead in bed Sunday Mrs Fundcrburk was mysteriously burned to death In her own homo Sunday near Stauuton 111 nnuounclllgthofish commissioner in Alaska Canadian buyers have swarmed into the Kansas apple belt and are buying up tim product of tho orchards Benjamin C liradloy ono of Chain paign countys III pioneers died at Champaign Sunday ngod 83 years Tho steamer City of Seattle has ar rived from Alaska and reports time mountain passes closed for time season IIJjurell lInnsonIWhIsky la worth 9M per gallon in Juneau Alaska and Collector of Cus toms Ivy tins 30 Inspectors employed collecting duties Time accidental turning over of an oil stove caused tho death of Misses liar spInlitersAn exconvict of Macon Go was lynched after having confessed to the assault of a young woman and the shooting of another negro Tho United Labor League of Phila delphia donated 825 to assist In tho prosecution of Sheriff Martin for shoot lag down striking minors at Latimcr Io Mrs Frank Wllltauis tho white wife of a negro was arrested nt Wichita Kay on a charge of incendiarism Sue Was caught sotting lire to a liquor store News tins been received at Seattle from A I isle u that thu Steamer Eliza Yhdcrsou bound north with gold hunt ers and supplies has been lost with all an Patrick McKunc aged 80 years nnd Mrs Mary Baker aged 80 years were married at n reunion of thu soldiers of Choiuuug Schuylor Tompkins and Tloga counties N Y A letter from Juneau Alaska under date of September 0 tells of tho lynch ing of William Co Martin of Missouri for stealing food nt Lake licunctt The tragedy occurcd on September 3 Time London Chronicle of tho 13th says Wo are enabled to state that there Is no ground for tho suggestion that tho Hank of England con templates holding onefifth of Its reserve in all verIn addition to tho other disasters re ported from eastern Cuba it is now haitI that Ilayoma Is In danger and that tha Spanish commander ut Man zanlllo has wired for moro troops am munition and cannon nt once WANTED TO DIE A Iloyi Attempt at Suicide with Carbolic Acid ST Louis Sept 13Elmer Watson a lad of U years attempted to commit suicide Friday evening by swallowing a quantity of carbolic acid lie Is at the residence of his parents in a serious condition No cause for time deed is known save that tho lad was affected by tho heat not long ago and It Is thought that this may have upset his minI THE MARKETS New Yoiw September 14 IM7 3ATTM NntlveStoorn 14 15 t l 4 15 TJ4FfOUKWliilerWHEATNOS RutS rZ A 105 COIlNNo S 3 OATSNOJSrOKlCNowMOHH I10 25 to 10 Bill ST LOUIS gUtuVh3hiocra 7 s so Cows anti hollers 2 if Ci 3 40 CALVliSper hued 0 id tt 10 CO- aUOUSKuIr to Select 85 4 4 SO SIHJKlFuir lofliolco S7i te 385 1LUUltIII ont 400 S 00 Ulcer arid Struluht 4 00 it 4 TO WHHATNo3 Kod Wllilor 93 U 9814 i OllNNo Mixed 0 ZJ DAIS No Z SO ft SOX UYliNo8 M 4s 40 lOHACCOLUBH SW U are Lcut llurloy 460 K 00 HAY CloorTlinotliy 0 OU O 8 60 lIUlTliltCUolcu Patty 12 tJm U KUUSKroU U III 1OUICStandurd nom 1Ito tsL41t0Ilmuo 44 UIIIOAUa OA11LlNaiivoi3ieors 1 75 n AM HOUSluIr 10 CHoice I 70 ft 4 33 BHIilUlulrtoCholco 2 23 ft 4 24- KMfrLOUlCVlmiLurtaiomiis A 6X- bMNprliiK Iulonti- WllK OM- CATrNaS Spring H9 07 Nil S Stud lion w wu 31116OAliNoCIOlllC Mum nun 8 JO to 823 ICNiAH ctrv OAllfK Native Hlcurn 145 9 a 20 l8AIIUrIlI0 I 75 c 4 m2- 14SYILtAtNo2 Hard 7- OAfSNo fA M 2 WhIle 20- COUNNOX 2t IOCJ4 elK N1SV OULIiANH 8COltNNItOAfSWcatern 25 t 2114 V1OIUCQ1dtPCOrLo5Ilddl1nr 7 T LOUI3VLE- WHEATNO s lied 071 f CORN NoZ Mixed IGI mIll OATSNb Mixed 01Sf 1OltlCNuivMeM II 1000 BACONClr rUlb 7 7S V011ONMlddlIni 7cts 75- 1No One Thought She Could Live I believe that If it had not got Dr Carlstedts Great Remedy for my daughter she would not bo with us today She got run down and her illness developed into rheumatism and rheumatic fever Every ono said that she could not live Five doctors Rave her no relief yet by the time she had taken two bottles of Dr Carl stedtH German Liver Powder she was able 16 sit up In bed and today sue is 83 strong as she ever was and we have noth CarlsledttSMITH VicxBRSTallulall i t T iIr p L1ii t o ANOTHER WRECK The Worst That Slyer Ooearred In tli4 State of Uolorado The Number of the Dead Not ICnonn Alter Twelve Hours Work of Recovering Bodies from time Niuoulderlng UebrlsHanr of tho Via tliiia llurnod Alive NKW CASTfn Col Sept 10Thu Worst wreck In tho history of tho state of Colorado occurred at 1225 yesterday morning on tho joint track of the Den ver Ulo Grande railway and tho Col orado Midland railway IX miles west of hero After 12 hours Incessant work by tho wrecking crews In clear ing away time debris and rescuing the yetImposslblomate of loss of life and not even those known to bo dead havo been Identified Mhny of tho unfortunates never will be known und it is possible that tho number kplcd will always bo in doubt From the best Information obtainable now fully 30 persons are believed to havo perished while 183 were taken out of the wreck suffering from seri ous injuriesSTho wreck was caused by a headend collision between n Denver Rio Grande passenger train running at tho rate of 40 wiles an hour and a special Colorado Midland stock train ruuulug at p speed of probably 30 miles So terrific was tho concussion that both engines baggage and express cars smoker und day coaches and two stock- cars wero totally demolished and tho track torn up for rods In both direc tlonsTo add to tho horror of the sceno tho wreckage at once caught fire from an explosion of a Ilntsch gas tank on thin rnpldlythntthin debris were burned to death be fore help could reach them THE DROUGHT It Slat Deei Severely Fait la Western Missouri ST JOSEPH MoSopU 10Lath corn In this section has been seriously Injured by tho prolonged drought nUll the crop will bo much shorter than expected Early corn is said to bo out of danger but many fields of late corn will be good only for fodder The hot dry weather has also injured tho fruit crop and pastures are burning up with stock water very scarce Tho drought Is tho most severe for many yearsST LOUIS EXPOSITION Tho Fourteenth Annual Season Opened Aniptcloutljr ST LoUIs Sept 10Tho fourteenth consecutive annual season of tho St Wellnesdnycenlugtense heat tho crowd was so great that thousands were unable to gain admls sion Everything points to another link In tho unbroken chain of success ful seasons The art display U ono of the finest ever collected in tho west WHERE ARE THEY AT Is Chattanooga Tennessee or a Georgia Town questionhasin Chattanooga which has long boon known as ono of tho leading cities of Tennessee becoming a Georgia town Doubt line been thrown upon tho ac boundnryIInoand if time theory of eminent legal authorities hero is confirmed may bo found that Chattanooga on Georgia toll DUN ON ANNEXATION Will Ho No Trouble llotweou Japan unit the United State MILWAUKEE Sept IEdwin Dun oxUnitod States minister to Japan in on Interview says ho does not appre hend any troublo between Japan anti tho United States with regard to Hawaii If time United States Is bound to annex Hawaii he thinks that It eauI be done In such a manner as to avoid friction As to tho advisability of an nexing Hawaii Mr Dun did not ox press himself on tho subject for pub lication ONLY FOR CHARITY BlHry Anderson Will Sing In lint One Concert Lo NDON Sept ItMrs Antonio P DC Nu varro Mary Anderson telegraphs that time statement of thc Daily Mall to the effect that sue may appear on time concert platform in London this fall is absolutely false Mrs Navarro adds that her only effort In this direction will bo In singing one evening In a small village for charityStarllsts Secretly Ustabllsbluff an lilnboruto Military Organization MABIIIU Sopt 1JTimo persistence of the belief that tho Catlists are watching for opportunity to take ad vantage of tho present embarrassment of tho government over tho war hi Cuba as soon as this can be done with out a display of unpatriotic motives U continually finding expression El Imparclal in an article dealing with conflicting rumors now In ehcula tlon declares that it has reliable uu thorlty for tho statement that this CarlUts are secretly establishing an elaborate military organization Cuban Victory Officially Continued MAUnlD Sept 11 Official dispatches from Havana confirm tim report that Calixto Garcia and Jesus RabI two of time insurgent generals captured tho town of Victoria Do Lax Tunas limo Spanish garrison consisting of IOU men wero all taken prisoners WifeMurderer Goad MOUNT HOLLY NJSopU 10 Jaraes Robinson who on tho night of August 8 brutally murdered his wife by cut ting her throat at their homo In Fields boro near liordcnlown died In thu county jail hors Wednesday night of tuberculosisSHoc Cholera In Indiana WABABII IndSopti0i1o cholera has appeared in this county somewhat earlier than usual but Ill H imLltirnnnt form Several herds of animals in time southern part of tho county mro suffer lug from tho diseaseSTHE BEE has just received a fina assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in tho printing Jine pn short notice in best style and at lowest prices Centennial Rates The L AN has offered tho following I rates Rood for the ronnd trip on nccommnt- I of time Tennesseii Centennial i Tickets good twenty tisp47O tickets good fifteen tinys I jao tickets Rood for sevon days f275 SubsCribe for Tint liEs HURRICANE SWEPT Six Persona Killed and a Groat Many Injured fly tlio Iovrllns f Iort Arthur Tex riiroolourllis of tliu llullclhiRn In the Town lllmvn Uotvn Tlio Old anti Now TIIITIM of Sttblni Inss Damaged KAN8AsCiTY Mo Sept lorumo fol lowing was received by tho Kansas City 1ittsburg itUulf railway over its wires hero at 35J p m from Shrcvoport La A severe storm hit Port Arthur last night blowing in trout tho shore duo molishing thu unit railway round house mid u number of buildings In the city There was said to huvu been bovcnu killed and a number are miss lug Init biiforo time regular north bouni paujongor No3 got out tho i wiu l shifted to litaliorc A number of persous camu to Itouumont on No 3 saving nothing but what clothing they liat on- Conductor Ming nnd crow of No 8 win run fight back to rondpr all as vcopiuiftidal wave W 1C Morley superin tendent of tho southern division went to Iort Arthur from Beaumont to make n report from there but us tho hUl1osslblu Iort Arthur Is n town of about 1000 to 1500 people and has probably 300 houses many of which are substan tial structures The Gulf railway owns a magnificent 810000 depot and this principal hotel Is a costly structure of 75 rooms Iort Arthur is tho southern terminus of tin Kansas City 1ittsburg Quit raiirozuhantJ is situated 10 miles in land from Sabino Ulty In 1K80 a wave swept over Sabino City covering that place with six feet of water destroy tag many houses aud causing several deaths U rent dlatrcSs was Caused and there were manyinftmnv and thrilling escapes i When time full rood was first pro tmyKoutzeoffered tho niilrond company for a terminal Uoth Ijccausu of tho luau of tidal waves and owing to a failure to reach nsulUfuctorjr prlco for tho land litho propaiitlon was rejected Port tiiiin becauio tIme southuni terminus of time road and was built on thu strength of that enterprise upI At 533 General Manager Qillham ceived n message from Supt y Morlcy who bad arrived at Beaumont 20 miles north of Port Arthur confirm lug the previous dispatch from Shrove port but giving no further details of the utonu und thu lull railway of ficial do smut expect to bo in wire com munication with Port Arthur before morning Dire Destruction ot Life and Vroporty at 1urt Arthur HOUSTON Tex Sept 14Timo storm damage at Sabine is inconsiderable except to shipping Two tugs owned by Moore HoLts of Orjiugc wore sunk drowning both Moore anti Hulls limo damage to buildings in both time old and new towns of Sabino Puss was slight At Port Arthur fully threefourths of tho buildings temporary structures wore blown tlowii Six persons wore killed al Port Arthur front the falling of tho roundhouse to which they liiul gone for sufety and 10 wounded Severe Storm In SouL Uakutn OMAHA Nub Sept HA special to tho lice from Aberdeen S D says A severe storm of a cyclonic forma tion struck horn last evening Heavy ruin and soma hatl fell breaking win dotvs and doing considerable damage Several barus were moved from their foundation by tho wind Reports from the country Indicate great damngo to grain in shock nUll slacks by bolng blown down and thoroughly soaked by driving ruin Many people Hod to emitters during the progress of tho stormScA BLATHERSKITE REBUKED A Social Democracy Orator Doaortoil by a Bin Jorlty of III Audience DENVBII Cot Sept HAt a mass meeting Sunday night under tho nu iplccs of tIm 1tilntors and Decorators union tq protest against government by injunction J Jt prganlzor for Delis social domocrlloyln this die trict created a sensation by saying In this country everything is for sale from n limns conscience to a womans virtue Hev 1 11 Mu lone one pf tho previous speakers en toned an emphatic protest ugalnst this statement and left tho hall followed by exCongressman Late Ionco and n majority of tho audience Mr hogan then delivered violent tirade against Father Malone The Old multi the New SAN SEBABTfAN Sept 13Time retir- Ing United States minister to Spuln llannls 0 Taylor yin rqcelyod in audience by tlio queen regent and pro sented his letters of recall Soon afterwards tho now United Slates minister to Spain Gen Stewart L Woodfurd wai received by her majosty nud pro sented his crcdcullals Seth tiiw Aoocpu NEW Voaic Sopfr HBoth Lows letter accepting the citizens union nomination for mayor was received at time beadquarleM of tho union last night Mr Low says hols a republi can but ho is In sympathy with time unions purpose to secure a mayor who shall be free from partisan obligations A Now Honor for l r U H JanoC- OIUMUIJL Ma Sept lBDr H II Jesse president of tho Missouri state university has beau appointed n mom ber of oxccutlvo committee of tho National Association of Agricultural Collegcnnd Bsporiment Stations Yellow Feverlu Western Tiloitragaa- MANAQUA Nicaragua Aug BYol low fever tins appeared at Leon in western Nicaragua Several natives have dltel of tua disease recently anti it Is spreading I My boy came homo from school one day with his hand badly lacerated and bleeding and suffering great pain says Mr E J Scball with Mycr Uros Drug CoSI Louis Mo I dressed the wound and applied Cpambcrjains Pain Dalm freely All teased and it healed in a roo mnrkably short time without leaving scar For wounds sprains swellings anti rheum tlsm I know no medicine or pro scripllon equal to it I conslderlt a houso hold neccssilp The 35 and 50 cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drug Store UatlioRtbn Den Robinson Mortons Gap ca K np Sj Charles Much in Little Is especially true of Hoods Pills lot tielm ever contained so great curative IKJV m so small space Tlii y mire A whole ntli luj HoodsIIwaysCt or ever cure sick heartache Jaundice constipation etc He the only 1JIU to tako v u Is imarsa- parIllswwwwwwuwwwm IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was con aidcrcd the infallible ttmcdy for all forms of malaria especi ally chills and fever Uptodate people take the reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill Tonicirxsrctess It cures when alt others fail Adapted for oldor young Pleasant tp takeSPrice 50 cents sold by all foruggsstS Ip luto7oupeottlioccnulno wllli ourTriulo Mnrlt In flare- Manufaclmmreii Iou lIly by limo CARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO Evansville Ind AJiIUUtuuuu u 13 DR MENPENTTVTTS IMPHOVED GfflLL ANn Ml CuRE OUAIUNTKEO TO CUBE CHILLS AND FEVERA- nd Malaria In ill Forms Tasteless Hoal Kcnulno without tho above picture and the Ugnaturo Of J C Meudenhall Price 50 conts at all Donloro PREPARED ONLY DY T O M1ND1CNrIALSL EVANSVILLE IND Soul by MallinRly Co EarlinRlc Crablrtn Coal Mining Company llsley KentuckyS EXCURSION TICKETSV- IA TilE Illinois Central R It TO THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE For the above occasion tickets will be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times rales and limits including a ticket en salt daily good to return until i November 7 nnd including tickets having limit of twenty day fi fleen das and sev en das For full particulars as to which of the above applies from your maresm Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent WM MURRAV Div Pass AgI1 New Or leans JNO A SCOTT Div Pass Agl Memphis A II HANSON G P A Chicago W A Kelloml A G P A Louisville GEORGE KING onuoctsT ST ChARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line ol Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who loVes ani mals wo will send free upon ap plication a Copy Of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In addition to itensely interesting read ing it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Building New Yjrk Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and thee Only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only Ibo best That is the great dis unction to bfl looked for when tba time comes that you need thorn Nowhere else will you find so corn plete n stock A gooJ tlmelq begin I that spring medicine t ST BERNARD DRUG STORE I3RYAN ItOPPCR Maaagr LS ma JTI r I 1 5 v p L Ji 7 wr I ctr t im I ItTTh 1 1 I 1 r r t j I I L t f i t h I k rI f4t 1111 ft J t t y ii jt1e j3ee PAUL MMQORB Editor and Minifcr I BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Pcttoffice at BarlluKton as Second cull miller SUBSCRIPTION RATES tild Year urlcllr In adrance tl 00 SIz IonlnllII 50 25 SlnRlo 5 copies mailed free on application Correspondents wanted In all parti ot the ejunlr Address UI for prilculari THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1897 o = = = 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Yoa COMMONWEALTH ATTOtMST w RASSHAM We ire authorized to announce I CM C Grauhan of Llvlngiton County as a National Democratic candidate for tbe office of- CommoowealhsAttOrfley of the Fourth Judicial District the action of the voters at the coei1ng Iovember election Our Prohibition LawtWe have interviewed eminent legal authority upon the question the prohibition law now in force 1n Earlington and other portions iof Hopkins county and the proba prindof Judge Hazelrigg about which decision there has been so much said in newspapers within the past weekc1 It is the opinion of these able WifWycrs that our law is not affected but remains in force and that the- nonly provision of said law that maybe affected by the decision of Judge Hazelrigg is that which gives jurisdiction in the case to justices of the peace In fact the case that was tried in the Court ofa Appeals was not the validity of the local option law but the jurisdic tion of magistrates over violationsi of that law Under the new con stitution the jurisdiction of magistrates is made uniform throughout thetatc and may not extend to cases where the fine exceeds onej hundred dollars The penalty under the law exceeded thisI anoint in the case that was carried to the Court of Appeals and thei Court held that the magistrates did not have jurisdiction Even It upon this point there is a differ once of opinion- It seems an assured act that the prohibition law in Hopkins county isivalid and in force and the citiI zens and officials of the istrictI which this law covers declare that it shall continue to be enforced with the same vigor which has characterized its history thus far The Strike SituationtIn the Hazclton Pa region where the fatal clash occurred be tween miners and sheriffs deputies most of the miners are idle Three thousand Pennsylvania National Guardsmen arc there under com mand of Brigadier General Snow den to preserve order In the Pittsburgh district many mines have resumed and others arc start ing up daily The miners are rapidly returning to work at the sixty five cent rate In the Jcllico region some evictions have made and the miners realize that they will either have to go to work or leave the district Ohio and Indiana miners arc returning to work A state convene tion of miners of Illinois has been called to meet at Springfield Sept i aoth and nothing will be done ii that state until after the convention The strike miy be considered practically endedand all idle miners will gradually resume work throughout the country or see otheroccupations An Honest Confession The Bourbon News a stalwart Democratic newspaper ad vises its free silver brethren to make a free confession and ease their consciences It says Our silver friends insist that the increase in price of wheat Is due to short crops in foreign countries Are the foreigners also sJwl on catllo sheep mules cotton corn otstebaceo etc which are all bringing belter prices than they did last year Del ler that times are improving boy and lei your consciences feet better gradedtKfor 4th the citizens of that town yifNta school tax by a majority of lxtye- I 1 1REPUBLICAN TICKET VOTED NOT VOTED For clerk ot tho tourt of Appeals JAMES G BAILEY For Circuit Judge Fourth Judicial District CLIFTON J PRATT For Commonwealths Attorney Fourth Judicial DItlrict CHAS C GRASSHAM For State Senator Sixth Senatorial District J II LUNSFORD tor County Cleik R R GRAHAM For Ccunty Attorney WILLIAM BEARD For Sheriff GEO R LYNN For Surveyor DABNEY BISHOP For Coroner- H H HILL First District For Magistrate James H Fcx for Con ible W W Lilllcfield Second District For Magistrate O J Farnsworth for Ci stable James Walls Fifth District For Magistrate H F Porter for Constable s Sixth District For Magistrate Wm M Rice for Constable Johnson Williams Seventh District For Magistrate H F Bonrland for Const le William Harris PRICKS of mules have advanced o sharply in the blue grass region- sand stock raisers arc realizing good profits on their sales The market is unusually active TilE Kentucky State Board of Health has taken precautions against the introduction of yellowI fever into Louisville roads arc watched for a hundred miles south of Louisville FARMERS are getting good prices for everything they produce A Webster county farmer even said he other day that they were get ing too much for some things IF there is as much difference in tJ the ability of Pratt and Nunn as lawyers and judges is there isc as dignified forcible speakers the eople would do themselves a very reat injury by changing Smith land Gold Standard f SOME Georgia lawyers are dis bussingChattanooga is really in Tennessee s They will investigate and see if a correct survey of bounda fies will not bring that important city within the confines of Georgia THE spectacle of a sheriff and special guard detailed to preserve tollgate in Kentucky being captured by a band of raiders and marched off a safe distance while he gate is demolished is interes- tingror Kentucky Time for a new election in that countyI BECAUSE it is my deliberate judgment that the prosperity of America is due mainly to its system of prottctlvt laws I urge that Germany has now reached the point where it is now necessary to imitate the tariff system of th United StatesBismarckHA- WAII if annexed will not be the first island owned by the United States There are numer ous others some quite important now owned by this country We reproduce today an interesting article on this subject taken from the Washington Post Read it EDITOR GAINES of the Elkton Progress publishes a suggestion that might fit elsewhere He says There are several hundred of our sub scribers who have been so busy lately sell- Ing their dollar wheat that they haven had time to call in and see us Editors theyIsee bow they look See The new American tariff law has thrown thousands of workmen in Germany into9 Idleness CourierJournal This isnt bad coming as it does from that staunch freetrade journ al The Dingley tariff was intend ed to benefit the American work 1men and not those of Germany or any other foreign country FARMERS in Hopkins and Web ster counties arc beginning to cu their tobacco on account of the drouth notwithstanding which tli e yield of the weed both in quantity rland quality seems very fair With the prospect of continued high prices for the crop the farmer feels pretty comfortable IeuTilE benefit of protection goes first and last to the men who earn their bread in the sweat of their faces The auspicious and mo mentous result is that never before in the history of the world hr comfort been enjoyed education acquired and independence secured by so large a majority of th total population as in the United States of America James C Elaine THERE is a brave lot of soldier boys in Illinois who though nevi in an active engagement seem I engagedsoldiers have just shed their blood and portion of their cuticle cool v one after another to save the life Ia wfbadly burned Tlu doctor said kin grafting was the only remedy and the boys bravely furnished the or grafts WEBSTER COUNTY EVSf Blackford Slaughtcrsville and Other Towns SEND BREEZY NEWS NOTES itWIOSTIX COJNTT DEr iuiTConducted pDixoN DIXONwNo rain yet The farmers are now busy housing to- oacco General prosperity is hero and is wetb by all except the Bryan politician Mr and Mrs W T Drury Mr and- oMrs W C Hardwick left this morning for the Centennial at Nashville Mr Labo Lisman has just returned a rom market where be has been to pur chase a stock of dry goods He and his- rother Rice Lisman will open up a new tock in the Brewer brick Ibis week Mr Mrs W C Hardwick and Mr and Mrs W T Denny left Monday morning CentennialMr left last Sunday for Nashville Tcnn Jim Vaughn and A T Jewel of Sebreet were in town last Monday on business U S Womack of Scbrce was in town on business Monday Bait Gibson of Shelton was town Monday on business Gco Beard editor of Sebree Herald was in town Monday I fell sorry lorI George he cam J over to heir J R Hind man speak but it was the wrong day D Js article in Sebree Herald was a bummer lIe knew the reason why wheat went from 40C in 96 to gjc in 97 Cal Robert Rtdeout and wife visited Friends in town Saturday DiedSept to little Pratt son of Mr and Mrs J S Cavanah aged 17 months sympalhyeProf E C Sisk opened his school at Springfield school house Monday Mrs Nannie Kcrnobao returned home from the Centennial Sunday The county officials of Union county treated exLieutenant Gov Hindman with marked courtesy and respect Can as much be said for Webster county officials Sam Clark and Chas Asha of the coun try were in town Monday Buck Shelton of Jonesstand country was in town Monday Buck is a hustler andwelcomes prosperity with open arms If want to buy a calf or sell a drove ol 1tbem bo is the man for you Mr Geo S Beard of the Scbreo Her ald spent Monday in town The mouths of the silverites are closed Prices have all gone up some artices have doubled under the gold standard This Is IhoyIargued that prices were low because of the crime of 1873 now they say they are high because of the demand It is amusing to hear soma of our office seekers explain to the dear voters tbat it is- the wheat famine In Europe that has caused an advance in the price of wheat wasIlumber famine in Europe lot us hear from you on these articles x On last Wednesday 8th inst exLieu tenant Gov James R Hindmin sound money Democratic nominee for clerk of fairIat court for about one hour and a halt Gov Hind man is an able and pleasing speaker and those who failed to hear him missed a grand treat We were pained to see some of our prominent citizens and county officials sit within a stones throw of so able a speaker too full of prejudice and not onough courtesy lo go and hear a man competent and amply able to discuss the money question and a man whom the whole state of Ken tucky bas honored Boys come out and bear all sides We know your free sliver theory is rapidly falling into disrepute but fairLSsoon a thing of the past Some ot these saute prominent leaders of Ietbo lost cause fifteen months ago were very abusive toward free silver men Iron tbeyJa fellows though ivhen the Chicago plat farm was made became slightly affected with the disease of regularity and thou tbeytothis county and the idea of a deal with the pops became uppermost in their minds Said deal or trade was actually made by about a dozen of the bosses here last January Already otto of the principal man ipula I Helpte nfcbdcd by poor tired mothers over worked and burdened wRit care debIt tated and run down because of poor thin and impoverished blood Help la needed by the nervous sufferer the men and women tortured with rheumatism neu ralgia dyspepsia scrofula catarrh Help Comes Quickly When Hoods Bareapnrllla begins to enrich purity and vitalize the blood nnd sends it in a healing nourishing invig orating stream to tho nerves muscles and organs of tho body Hoods Bareaparllla builds up tbo weak and broken down ays torn and curce all blood diseases because HoodsSarsaparilla Is tho Ono True Blood runner All druggists 1 Prepared only by C I Hoot Co Lowell Moss I takoHoodtors of that deal has fallen by thIS way side and his prospects for political pre ferment blighted and some three or four others are now fusion candidates for various offices in this county but as they made a deal and traded certain offices off to the populists without asking the people e think the voters ot this county who are favor of fair play will make the re elections fur county officers this coming November without consulting the bosses even ratifying their deal After a long silence Sheltons corres respondent D J rallies and comes to y- tholront again not with any argument In avor of free silver 16 to r and without even denying that good times and goody of prices are here but with a low mutter ing about me having voted the Populist tickets a few years ago Now it is very clear why he does not say anything in favor of the favorite hobby of free silver because that theory is dead and deli vered is a lost cause it cannot survive the resent rush of prosperity The principal theory was that prices ere low because there was a lack of money and this shortage of money was caused by the crime of 73 Now prices f many things bavo doubled and all have advanced and the crime of 73 has not cn corrected It was said last year that when a man became affected with the tree silver disease bo could only see In ne direction Now D J has symptoms of the disease yet because be makes fling at me for baving once voted the Populist ticket and am now for Ibe gold standardWhy D J dont you remember about 15 months ago you were in Dixon yes on the Hardwick corner advocating Ihe gold standard and defending John G Carlisles Think cf it a man who less than 15 months ago one who had read the history of fiatism and was able to give good reason why he was for sound money now talking about crime of 73 Wall street Lombard street money power Plutocrats etc Vhen D Js free silver fever cools a little more I think be will recover as he is too well read in tbe history of our country to make a good Populist Doubtless be is familiar with tbe early history of R JIbut it has slipped his memory when his fever has cooled down thoroughly and be begins to recognize some of his friends he will then recollect the history ot the all ver legislation and how disastrous fiatism has always been to every country that has tried it andwill again bs advocating sound money Now D J for your sake alone I will say that in the winter of 1892 3 I studied the money question for the first time and made up my mind as lo bat sta don that issue I would take and when I took it I knew that there was a large majority for free silver in our county I do not claim to be a graduate yet though Ive read the whole silver cause Coins Financial Schoot and several issues of the Cincinnati Inquirer I am thoroughly sat isfied that free and unlimited coinage at a a fictitious ratio will destroy bimetallism D J fate is against your theory it wont do come back lo the solid rock ol sound money We will extend to you ihr- right band of fellowship whether you join our church or not D B a BLACKFORD R S Ifcrin went to Shiloh Saturday Somebody is going to get married soon H B Canady went to Marion Saturday II F Parker was in Evansville last week J A Garrett of Providmco was In town Monday Rev B F McMickim of Marion was in town Saturday Miss Mary Lowry of Sullivan Is attend ling school here J II Morgan went to Clay Sunday to his regular appointment Owen Helm and Ad Bone of Madison ville were in town last week Law Meriman and wife of Sullivan visited relatives in our town Sunday J R Head one of our merchants is in St Louis this week buying his fall goods J L Reynolds of Creswcll spent Sat I urday and Sunday with friends In our townRev Pickerin of the Baptist faith is preaching a series of sermons at this place this week Georg e Hearin our clover old bachelor Is in Missouri looking for a location and also looking for a wife W B Crutcher of Caldell county hat purchased the Jones stable and Is now doing a thriving livery business After playing the part ofa tardy correspondent for some weeks we will como again with renewed energy and a full sup ply of confidence The weather is so dry and the dust is so prevalent that the popocratic orators have abandoned their work and when politics is mentioned they begin talking dry weather and other such things We are glad to say of a certainty that prosperity has once more sailed out on her i white pinions and taken the people of this country under her balmy wings lo shield and protect through future time We art glad that tbe farmers of this country are getting good prices for their produce and that tbe busy bum of industry is to be beard blending its sweet music in the air and that the hearts of happy American people are gladdened by the advent of re turning prosperity which took its flight from us about tour years ago or in other REPUBLICAN TICKETI Webster Countyt For Clerk of the Court of Arpfals JAS G DAILEY Of MaG ffln 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 WF TRUSTY For Superintendent of Schools MISS LIZZIE HERRON For Assessor G II BRYANT JailerJ For Magistrate in Dixon District J N BAKER For Constable in Dixon District- S D EDWARDSIFor Magistrate in J T FRASER For Magistrate In Clay DillrictIWILLIAM MUIR For Constable HUB EDMONSON words took its flight when Incompetent democracy look charge of the reins of our government But alasl poor Popocrats our day is over your time is past andI your doom Is sealed your party of which you so proudly boasted has struck Ihe rock Republican confidence which wrecked our ship and sealed your destiny for all lima to come but you have no one to blame but yourselves for it was you that hit her the hardest blow it was you that when intrusted with official reins of this government showed your incompetence to manage it and now with prosperity in lull bloom in our grand old commonwealth and the official reins of our government in the hands of tbe C 0 P we can have nothing but unspeakable blissLONGFELLOW Arthur James worshipped hero Sanday Miss Burab Land has been visiting her sister at Clay- Blackord has a lawyer and sin will not dare to enter therein Rev Chas Gooch filled his appointment here Saturday and Snnday The boys are busily engaged in the tele phone business at present George is sick and would like to die but that dont make Miss Lizzie cry Hot and dusty but our new street sprinkler will be out this afternoon For further information concerning telephone apply R B Morgan and C E DyeJ R Head has gone to St Louis to buy more goods He says its demand and supplyOne man of our town is still sitting on a goods box and says Prosperity has not reached him yet School is prosperous and is likely lo re main so with Prof D M Dodds and C P Simpson as teachers Judge L B Goodbye J V has come along bo will servo us much better but I hope not so long A problem for Free Silvcriles When a man has nothing to sell and wont work bow can we get prosperity to him Friends dont wear your shoe soles oil going from one part of town to another but just telephone it only costs you one cent Where are the Popocratic candidates Are they ashamed to come out Perhaps they have given up Blackford to the good Republicans Well guess they have H F Parker has just returned from Evansville from whence be went to buy high tariff goods Its all oft when they get here How is that does he give us the tan ff off1 John Nesbit the good old prophet is prosperityandIy catch that wheat bogs cattle and lo bacco its getting awful high The Republican candidates frequently visit us with broad smiles on their faces Why should they not have pleasant smiles when good old honest Democrats meet them with an outstretched hand and say God bless you you Republicans bave brought my children bread and meat I am with you even to the end LonGvazrowjg- SLAUGHTERSVILLE Steret Haynes of Morganfield is still insuring property in and around this place Some say we will have whiskey sold hero by licensed saloons after September aoth Rev J L Tall preached his first cci at the Baptist church Sunday night R L Martin and J W Jones ot tbe Depression of Spiritss- o common In summertime accompanied by loss of energy a means a deficient supply of nourish ment The vital force is lost It isnt aquestion of muscle and sinew but of resistance and endurance At any age but especially In youth it Involves the risk of lung disease Loss of flesh and a cough are threat ening signs aCitho- f of Codliver Oil with the hypo phosphites meets these cases perfectly It tones up fattens and strengthens- In Scotts Emulsion the taste of the oil Is fully disguised making It almost as palatable as milk Pkr sate at soc and ft all i SCO UOWMC We CkeSWl Nnw York firm of Martin tt Jones are In the eastern markets this week buying their fall and winter stock Forest Porter Populist and Democratci nominee for county clerk was in the city Mondaybof Dixon pasted through thec1ty Monday en route to the Nashville Centennial C S Presley and Miss Cassia Smith attended the Baptist Association at Provi denco last week They report a pleasant tripW R Parker is having a well dug near his residence for watering stocksE G McLeod ot Madisonvillo was in the city Monday Several at thIs place will attend the Loiusville Conference of the M E church South at Henderson which convenes the S3rd t LISMAN Dash Duttyll Duslierlll Mr Droc Price and family ot Nebo visited here Saturday and SundayiMr W 0 Price and family of Sturgis visited Dr E N Rice SundaysMr Dud Price who has been confined to his bed for some time with typhoid totver is improving slowly The farmers are forced to cut their tobacco on account of the dry weather Prof E G Thompson opened scbool here Monday in place of Ml Morlah Irof Thompson is a fine instructor and every parent should send their children to schoolDoubtless we will have a new officer In our little towinight soon McKinley prosperity Gold Stand ard Three cent eggs and 1013 You seldom ever bear Ibe above expressions used now a days while there bas formerly been more said about them in Webster county than was said about the Queens jubilee You bear such sentences as these Poor laboring man wheat is so high be cant oat any more biscuit Isnt it as lonlshing bow the blamed fools have got wheat so high It wont last long Marl Hanna who fled to the unknown sometime since showed up again Sunday Dn E N Rico and wife returned last Tnesdaytrom Nashville where they have been spending a few days In sight seeing Have you heard It It you havent you willtho now argument about the advance of tobacco The Oemmies are aUI uptodate and well posted They say theI western farmers are using a great deal or the weed In making a sheep wash Therefore there will be a great demand for tobaccoHasnt one of the Herald correspond ents been stung by TUB DIB recently Success lo TUB DIB SILSX 4 POQLE News scare Every body Isbasy with their tobacco The Christian brethren have closed a two weeks meeting at this place with five additions The General Baptists under the direct tion of Elders Bum pats and A B Stone have quite successful revival at Tilden Prof Trumons commenced his school the lathlnst with a good enrollment Mr Elijah Melton will start to western North Carolina the last of this week for the benefit of his health He will be ac companied by hIs wife and child Iarson Stone will commence a well this morning J C Allen will build a dwelling in town this fall and J S Gentry will build one Just out of the corporate limits Come on gentlemen we will give you a hearty wel come Norris Allen Is now with J S Lisman smiling sweetly across the counter and bands out the waft to the pretty girls Candidate will speak bee on the 30th inst The dear letlawi will be so clever then Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic anilperiodic and febrifuge It breaks the chill and prevents its return strengthening the patient and gives healthy tone and vigor without regard to diet Pleasant to take Price joe Warranted at drug store HANSON Miss Virgio Sutton ol the Ashbysburg country visited in Hanson last week J W Slaton made a business trip lo Evansville last week Miss Willie Parish of Madisonville who has been visiting hero for a few days returned home Monday A runaway team made things lively for several minutes a few days since on one of our streets No damage was done how over except to break a coupling pole of the wagoa and slightly Injure one of tb horses The wagon and team belonged ti Austin Crabtree The Epworth League entertainment las Friday pight at the Methodist church was well attended and was enjoyed by those presentMr Hallums of Springfield Tenn was here Monday Miss Minnie Slaton who has been In delicate health for some time has gone to pendr panied bj Miss May Sawyers of Slaughters who will visit relatives at that place Jno Ray of New Mexico a deputy United Stiles Marshal is visiting relatives and friends In Hopkins and McLean counties tMr Ray was here two years ago and siqce that time has lost aa arm In a battle with a set of bandits Prof E McCulley and T M Gooch tbe former editors of Tbe Exchange bave severed their connection with the above paper leaving Lee Jackson editor and pub usher I Rev W C Wilson and family of Mil burn Ky are visiting relatives here Tbe public school opened hero with an enrollment of 125 students With one of the best schoolhouses in Western Kentucky and one of the best principals in the Stale we will have as good a school as can be found In this part of the country Hanson has already about a score of deep wells and the drill men are still at work in our midst An abundance of pur water especially through long drouths Is bound to contribute to the health of any town W H Weir and wile Miss Minnie Coffraao aqa Wallace Weir are In Nash ville alleading the Exposition this week Mrs Adofchus Rudd al Morgan field is visiting be father L A Prilcbelt near this place j Hoary Atbby b still at work on that coal ailblbe1Jobaboat LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS The Louisville and Nanhvlllle railroad has given nn order to the United Stairs Company at Anniston Ala for jpo ox carsThll cost Mill aggregate shout 250000 This cider 1IIhao ill eUectot gling employment to 700 meloat the shops The Lculivlllc sad Nashville railroad bas retftcud arrangements for the ensu- Ing season to operate a regular line of steamers frcm Pfnsacola to Bremen to be as the PensacolaDremen Steam hip Line IITbe first steamer in the line will bo ibo steamship Acanthus which will bo ready for loading at Pensacola in Ihe first half of October The Louisville and Nashville expects to have two or more sailings a month during the remain der of the season The line is in a posi ion to furnish ocean room for all freight offerings to Bremen The freight earnings or the Loalsvillo Nashville railroad for Ibe first wok n September show an excellent increase The passenger earnings also continue to- how increases but it is the increase in Ibe freight earnings that is the best sign of he times The freight earnings for the first week In September this year were 290630 as compared with 270940 In 1896 and 356015 in 1895 The total earnings was 430440 as compared with 394380 in 1896 and 376403 In 1893 The Richmond Va Time tracing Ibe activity in railroad stocks to the increased earnings based upon the movement of crops from the West and South says One of the most significant facts in this connection is the report that 100000 more men are employed by the railroads in this country at present than were employed a year ago It is well known no labor is better than railroad labor and an addition of 100000 men to the payrolls means 3000000 dollars paid for labor This money of course finds its way into the channels of trade and helps to make business that much better Revival of steady business for the railroads means a great deal more than the enlivening business through the expenditure of the earnings of a greater number ot employes It means the betterment of roadway and rolling stock the completion of much needed extensions re newed activity in many manufacturing and construction lines and an encouragement to tbe development of agricultural forest and mineral resources Railroad are act only a fair Index of conditions in iI coUntry but they aid ia the creation olI conditions Hanson School Hanson is in it educationally The best house in the county is being erected A strong I headed by Prof E McCulley is in charge The courses of study arc not excelled by the average college or normal You can be suited in studies Tuition only ga pet month Board 8 to 9 For elegant catalogues address E McCully A M Principal Han son Ky Fire at Clinton Ky dcstroyci I the Christian church the post office the Emerson Hotel and several stores PERSONAL Mr Melville Wood of Washington Ind is visiting the family of R W Wood Miss Llxxle Hull is viilllng friends in Henderson this week 1illMr Ed McLecdof Madlionvllle was- in town one day last week t Ollle Toy was In Robard Sunday Mrs Lillian Beall and daughter of Cedar Rapids Iowa are Visiting relative here Master Will Maboney left one day last week for Jasper Indto resume study Miss Maggie Devney ot Evansville Is visiting friends here Mrs Julia McGralh went to Evansville one day last week lo be with her son who was then quite illi Miss essie Brown ol Madlsonvill spent Saturday and Sunday with Mlu Mary Molhershead Miss Carrie Crenshaw returned Thurs day from Hopklnsvilte Miss Susan Atkinson Iravii ibis week for Swatbmore Penn uliere she will en collegeMiss Sanders and her sister Zolie left Saturday morning fur Nashville to visit relatives Mrs D J Wardsworlhot Philadelphia who has been visiting die family pi Mr Willard Cavities and the Misses Wbalen left yesterday for home After serious Illness Hood Sarsaparilta bu wonderful building up power It pu rifles the blood and restoru perfect health OUIIImake A guarantee of perfect fit and Ml tItejgrearChicgo HOW TO FIND OUT IFlit a bottle or common water glut with and let it stand Iwcnlyfaar bears a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When Inine stales linen it is positive evidence of kid hey trouble Too frequent desire to tirfn ate or pains In tbe back is also e 8YIdllft proof the kidney and bladdetre out ot order WHAT TO DO There II a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmer Swamp root Ibe great kidney remedy fulfill every wish in relieving pain in the back kldooys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding tine la panting Itrbad erects following use of liquor wise or beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to get tip many times during Ibe night lo urinate Tbe mild and extraordinary erects of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the high est for its most wonderful cares of the most distressing cases If you need a medIcine you should be the best Sold by dreg gesls price fitly cents and one dollar Far a sample bottle aad pamphlet both sent free by mail mention TUB Dill and send your full pojloffice address to Dr KHmer ft Co Blngbampton N Y The proprie ton of this paper ganranlee the genuine ness of this oUe- rSubscribe for TilE BEE MUST KEEP BUY l fi = And in order to do so we arc making genu = fi ine Hard Time Prices on all classes of lMerchandise Money buys everything we = = handle at WAY DOWN PRICES For = i tunately for us as well as our patrons we fnever go to market without the very power i= ful cash We know we buy it = Dry Goods Shoes Notions tt Gents and Ladles Underwear and HOsllfJE fi ififi HATS AND CLOTHING lilt fi = At the Bottom Cash Prices and our Cus Jtomers reap the benefit Plant your dollar fiwhere you can get the largest returns Ours = ithepl- ace9BI5Hoi f COn = MADISONVILLE ITtWYOUR MONEY BACK If YOU WANT i i Tilt DIfFERENCE producedby3fe and an INCANDESCENT BULB is not more marked than is the difference In appear ance in style and quality of the Wearing jrApparel made by M BORN CO JjTHE HEAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAlLIEs k I and the work of the mass of Tailors The Butte and Overcoats of the former ore I UXfin productions of Tailoring Art We CuaronUo to fit and please you and eav you moil 300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNS to oelect fro- mAISTBERNARD GENERAL STORE L fIIIIi 1d WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equip meat the best in this part of the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST N V T r I 1 c o P r1 o tQ 0 oI C v I IJ I SI 0fy tiv y H1 j- r 1 4 I It fk TW mA I 4 3 tr w i 5 w ihYEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1897 SUPPLEMENT No3I ii li- I Y- ei4 1 r 1 S 4I 1 i 5 5 f SILVER ACHOBATS WONDERFUL FEATS OF W J BRYAN AND F E WHITE AS FREE TRADE AND FREE SILVER DEMOCRATS they Doth Laud ami Curso Chrnpnct Vint Credit It to Inventive Oculus mill Then Illamo It on the Crhna of 73 What F Eo White SAId In IIlU3TlIs Universal Illcsilng of Lower Price Things Sell Lower Kccaiiso They Aro Made Cheaper They Arc Mmlo Cheap er lIeeauo of Hotter Methods anti Iroo CSMSM lie Should Krplnlu Itli Ireacnt Inconsistent roillton and KtatcincnU There ate no greater cconoiulo nero turn somersaults and flipflaps backward and forward eo fast flint it makes us dizzy to watch them In ono year or ono campaign they are lauding cheapness and tho inventive genius which caused it and in tho next they nro cursing cheapnessAllhave done this act They liaro had to do it and still have to do it whenever they lot loose on these two subjects na moat of them are wont to da It Is im pcMihlo to be a free trader and tint bo hove in low prices It Is impogalblo to bollovo in tho crime of 1879 ns tho cause of tho Rrcnt anti ruinous fall of prices which has siuco occurred and lot boliovo that low prices arc n curse Oecauso ho saw tho inconsistency ofI it or for political reasons W J Dry an In his canvass last year practically refused to talk tariff and spent his time discussing tho lack of inonuy amid tho evils of low prices If ho hind talked f thrift ho would havo been in danger of repeating bis speech of Match 10 1809 In which ho snhtU You must nt genius brought down prices In this country and everywhere lInt I3ryan is not a candidate for office this year Wo will dovoto cur at tentlon to ono who has been conspicu ous since 1802 as a free trade Democrat and who is now because of his nomina tion for governor of Iowa conspicuous M a silver Democrat Of course tho Jon Frederick K White Is now saying- S that lithe people need moro money and that an abundance of money will Rtlmulato all kinds of industries and that will incrcaso tho prico of every thing and benefit everybody Ho also ays the dollar of today buys altogeth er too much to und tho rest of tim wholo monoyIidomWhlto say in lila great speech of Juno ID 1802 Under the subheads Cheapness and Tho Real Cause of Cheapness ho rondo seine statements so wholly incon sistent with his present position and statements that bo will have great diffi caitlin explaining away this inconsist ency Ills remarks at that time being a fair sample of those of scores of other silver Democrats made then and since wo lengthThostares every intelligent man in tho face that everything made by human hands or that is in nay scnso tho result of hu man skill has been getting constantly cheaper not only since tho Republican party has been in power but for time last thousand years and more and has been getting cheaper not only in this country but in every other in countries where high tariffs are maintained and in others where frco trado prevail and notably so in England whore tho protectivo principle is entirely repudi ated I C What is then the true activo cause of this constantly lowering price list of manufactures Why sir it Is n con stonily improving industrial condition caused primarily by mechanical inven tions scientific discoveries and tho promotion of general knowledge It is a higher order of human ingenuity and Industry a snore practical industrial education nil resulting in superior methods of manufacture Time slow clumsy ways of our forefathers havo given way to tho improved methods ot- A moro mechanical ago We are constantly discovering and harnessing to our use now forces of na ture are continually utilizing now Ulcns anti better inethoilH and the Inevitable result Is tho civilized world over cheaper food cheaper goodH cheaper comforts Let mo toll you who it is that responsible for this universal hlcgsliif of lower jirlccH who aro tho public benefactors and who are entitled to OUt everlasting gratitude C C C It is tho mechanic who bas tho mental capacity to evolve an ideaan idea which materializes in tho shapo of a now machine or in an improvement upon an old one it is tho machinist standing ready with his skill to utilize tho mechanical force of tho idea thus evolved it is tho chemist who sits In his laboratory working with tho zeal of an enthusiast both night and day in order that ho may discover somo bidden forco of nature sonic now com bination of materials or Rubstnucec some now process that will bo a moro- powodulfnctor in tho industrial world jt is tho scientist and tho philosopher who taking for their text tho gospel of eternal truth as it stands rovoalcd in tho geological strata and time physical constitution of tho universe are con stantly dragging to time light of day better light and moro knowledge lAp please When then this now light and knowledge have been brought to tho point of availability when UICEO new machines havo boon invented nlllitbu old ones improved when all these now forces combinations and processes have been brought to tho point of practical utility they aro given to tho world they become tho worlds property That h what has enabled ua to make such vrundorful progress That is the secret of our marvelous success That is what has enabled us to multiply a hundred and In some instances 1 thou sand fold our mechanical power and hence our productive capacity Ap please Tho reason things sell lower than formerly IH bccatirio they are made cheaper and they two made cheaper because of bettor superior methods nut processes employed In their nmmilacturc Why sir Mr McKinley might din tomorrow and by tho day after bo ut tony forgotten C Mechanical in vention AntI scientific discovery would apt be retarded The sun would still continue to impart warm tli find tIm ruin iaoteture to the earth The sown blUii hn bndm allWQuldgermjllate grow nnciflovclop into rae annual nor vest None of tho essential conditions upon which our prosperity depends would bo destroyed Out sir you an ulhllato tho inventive genius of your pcoplo destroy tho of your me chanics alldmnehinislA and tho lovo of your scientists for their labor and further progress would bo simply impossi ble A standstill would bo limo result nay not n standstill but a stagnation which in Itself would bo utterly intolerable It It Is not to Mr McKinley or any other politician but to the memory of perfected ory of tho men who discovered tho yourIyour power looms and cotton gins to tho memory of time men who construct ed your telegraph and laid your ocean pfectodmemory of limo men who have the men tal capacity to put together your self binder which havo revolutionized tho bread problem it is to tho memory of thcso intellectual giants that wo ought to erect monuments that would plerco the very skies applause while wo may with perfect safety allow tho name of MoKinloy and every other politician to go unsung nnhouorcd and unmonu mcutcd Applause I Wheat Upi Silver Down Silver and wheat have parted com peal lately in n way which will spoil many of tIme arguments In tho tons of pamphlets anti books now being circu hated byiho flilvcrites Instead of tag ging around after each other and al ways keeping near together they have broken apart and are so widely separat ed that they have lost sight of each other Whilo silver has gone down 18 cents per ounce clnco July 1 1800 wheat has gone up over 20 cents per bushel Tho silvcritcs will havo to do modify their arguments Sliver and Halo Professor Francis E Kiphcr has Just discovered another ono of tho many evil effects due to that awful crlmo of 73 ItlIo finds thnt the rainfall at Montlcollo Jones county la dimin ished from 03 inches in 1S75 to 18 inches in 1805 It is remarkable that tho heavy drop from 87 inches in 1802 to 18 inches in 1805 corresponds to tho heavy fall in tho price of silver Do not those facts demonstrate clearly tho intimate connection between silver and rain Is there a farmer in America so blind that ho cannot see this connec tion Every rational man knows that tho Shylccks who perpetrated tho crime of 73 will continuo to depress and degrade silver until not only Iowa but tho wholo of America is a dry barren desert Arouso yo liberty loving patri otlo sons of America Strike down tho money sharks and famine makers of Wall and Lombard streets Let not this horrible crime go unavenged Itcmouo tim silver at 10 to 1 and get back to limo rainy days of your fathers Greenback Education In Kansas Now that prosperity is returning to Kansas tho superintendent of pnblio schools of that state ought to hunt up a United States note of tho sort common Iy described as greenbacks and read cvety word thereon printed Ho will then felt that time statement that green backs are not money they are simply promises to pay for which ho threat ella to suppress a textbook is a complete and exact description of these notes Wo do not suppose that tills will change isis Populist view of his official duty but it will enable him to understand how extremely silly tho action is which he proposes Now York Times Ilapld Decline of Interest Tho truth is says tho Kansas City Journal that time farmers of tho wet arc lost losing their interest in silver as an issue They voted for frco coinage because they were persuaded that it was time only road to prosperity Thoy want ed it simply as a means to an end As they are rapidly attaining the end they dont care anything further about means Mexico Ilrallilnc tho Populist Dream Mexico is now reaping the bitter fruits of fred silver coinage which the Popocrats ao EO eager to establish in this country Though our neighboring republic has been blessed with abundant harvests her free sliver system is threat ening her with financial rulnPblla dolphin Record Warmed Over Sliver Arguments With time rising tide of prosperity contradicting nIl of Mr Bryans time cries and with tho great flood of gold that is pouring into time markets of tho world from Alaska from Colorado from Utah and from South Africa tho silver fad appears to bo doomed to an early death It will hardly survive an other year In Ohio Kentucky and lowti thin Democratic and Populist era tors already find it hard to got audiences to listen to a repetition of their old warmed over silver arguments of last year Gold Not tho Guilty Wretch You must attribute it to time invent ivo genius that has multiplied a thou sand times in many instances tho strength of a single arm and enables ns to do with ono man what 60 men could not do CO ynars ago That is what has brought down prices in this country and everywhere William J Bryan March 10 1803 Unrafo Mcuetary Condition The sovcrn forms of our paper money offer in my judgment 11 constant em barrassment to tho government and peril n safe balance in time treasury From President McKiuleys AlesjajM n Congress JUDGE FRENCH ON SILVER lie repudiates Repudiator and Talks Ilalnljr About Money Judge Nathaniel French temporary chairman of tho Democratic state con cution which met at Des Moines on Aug 7 and which declared for the honest payment of our debts and for a sound and stable currency spoko in part as follows Since Jacksons administration and through its act wo have had tho gold standard excepting only tho period of suspension of specie payments Our debts both public and private have been contracted on that basis and com mon honesty requires that they shall bo repaid accordingly Tho cry of tho Chi cago convention for time frco and unlim lied coinago of sliver at tho false ratio of 10 to I attacks our existing standard threatens us with wholesale repudiation paulo and ruin This cry is supported by tho claim that tho government is all powerful and by its moro flat can don tie tho value of silver and mako and keep tho silver dollar tho full equal of the gold Somo men honestly bollevo in this miraculous power but what thoy really want is not free coinage of sliver but free coinage of paper Others favor this ratio as an easy way of paying debts Others made des pcroto by present conditions aro willing to risk any change hoping for better times Ignorant of the fact that tho present hard times are mainly duo to this agitation they are willing to try a bigger doso of tho stuff which has pot soned them Others whoso main object in lifo is to break into office regard It as a moans of getting a pnblio job Be hind all them is the greedy crafty co tone of millionaire silver mlno owners furnishing limo funds and pulling tho wiresThe sliver men say our money is too good and too scarce They would make it poor and plentiful Tbo trouble however Is not duo to scarcity of money but to scarcity of confidence Our mon ey has increased faster than population but tho silver agitation has awakened distrust Tho remedy Is to restore con fidence Capital will seek employment freely only when sure that it will not bo confiscated when sure that tho re turns of tho venture will bo in tho same good money invested Wealth Is tho product of intelligent labor The better time tools used and tho moro bralonuixcd with tho labor the greater the result but first of all assur Alice is needed that half the tools will not bo stolen Tho good money of tbo gold standard is the best tool of com merce and used by the leading nations Tho best is none too good for tho American people and the financial tools of Mexico and China are out of place heroSilver has its proper use in time minor transactions of commerce and when maintained at a parity with gold through limitation of coiuago and other safeguards serves as a useful tool which no one would discard Tho uso of silver with gold in this way furnishes tho only practical bimetallic currency liryan Diminishing Dollar It is now a 40 cent silver dollar in stead of a CO cent dollar Of course if Mr Bryan could mako a CO cent dollar as good as a 100 cent dollar ho could do the same with a 40 cent dollar And if ho could do It with a 40 cent dollar why not with a 20 cent dollar And why not with a 10 cent dollar and a 1 cent dollar Then why havo any value at all in a dollar Why not mako a dollar out of nothing And the deuce of it is for Mr VII linn J Bryan that wheat keeps on going up while silver goes down Tough on him but the country can stand it New York Press Silver Not lu It The fall of silver to tho very bottom will not stop the Ont money movement but it will bring back many an honest believer in sound money who was led pleas to believe that it was possible for limo United States not only to arrest the fall of silver but to double its value by coining tho white metal frco and In unlimited quantities The real fight is between sound money and flat money Silver will be in it but a little while longer Macon Telegraph MEXICOS SILVER SEESAW As Sliver and Heal Wages 00 Down Prices and Dent Go Up Consul General Donnelly at Nnovo Laredo Mexico reports to the deportment of state I have the honor to report a marked rise in tho prico of all commodities iu Mexico as tho result of tho recent tall in tho prico of silver This was to bo expected of imported goods but domestic products and oven routs havo risen There have been no corresponding advances however in wages or salaries Labor stays on its silver basis Wages Hfor antI Sloco 1873 Thirteen years before the crime of 78 according to the United States census of 1800 tho average wage per annum paid to each person was 288 Seventeen years after that catastrophe tho average had increased to f484 That ia tho wago earner of 1800 got 08 per cent more than did tho wage earner of 1800 Not only that but each dollar of 1800 would buy more of tim necessities and comforts of life than would each dollar of 1800 Does the wage earner think that ho gets too many dollars or that bis dollars buy too much HOw many crimes like that of 1878 could ho ntandf China Bang on to FAlter Since Germany abandoned silver as its standard of monetary valuo in 1871 tbo gold standard has been adopted by every great nation save China through out the entire breadth of the old world frqffl Norway to Japan New York Journal of Commerce 1 I MILK TICKETS FOR BABIES IN PLACE OF MILK The above is from n redrawing of one of Nasts cartoons used In Robinson Crusoes Money Tho Crusoe islanders went through ou evolutlmiary period of flat legislation They got the idea somehow that if there was a scarcity of moury cr milk they could by solemn legislative enactment increase the sup ply of llicRu articles Tho voters were not as quick to discover tho difference Uitwcuu iriil and sham money as were tho babies to discover tho difference be well us it did the green backers of 1870 A UnlrcMal Gold Standard Director of tho Mint It E Preston Is said to hafb predicted that within in years every nation in tho world will bo using tho gold basis for Its financial system Ho thinks Mexico will bo tho next important nation to fall into line for gold Fifteen years is a short period of timo with oriental nations but it may bo sufficient timo even for China to accept tho inevitable As the dangers of a silver standard become moro and moro apparent nations aro almost fall- Ing over each other to get to a gold ba sisIt is probable that moro nations will adopt tim gold standard this year than havo ever before adopted it in any one year Japan Salvador British Hondu ras Costa Rica and Peru arc some of the countries that have this year either adopted tho gold standard or started tho process of adoption Nicaragua and In dia may also join tho gold procession this year Commenting upon Director Prestons prediction tho New York Journal of Commerce Rays Tho nations of tho world ore too closely connected by the tics of commerce now to maintain different and especially differing standards Commerce has wiped out boundary lines The steamship and tho telegraph and 5 cent letter postage wo may add and tho in creasing moans of tho people of every country to buy tho products of other countries and tho increasing demands of tho manufacturers of overy land for materials from other lando havo altogether brought tho nations of tho world into a siuglo market Whilo their re spective moneys bore nu unchanged re lation to each other it only required a little arithmetic to translate prices from ono language to another but when their relations toward each other changed rapidly it began to be evident to all except a few American statesmen that it was imperative that whether reduced to a common unit or not their moneys must be reduced to a common standard Inconsistencies of Sllrerltes exCongressmauBlond that tho high price of wheat is duo to short trops abroad After telling us for years that in some strange way the prices on silver and wheat wero linked together so that they could not get far apart they now express surprise that anybody should think that tho rise of wheat had anything to do with the sil ver question According to these eminent silver goesdown1873 but when it goes up it is be cause of tho law of supply and demand They say truly that if tho wholo world has big crops of wheat next year tho prico will go down Why then charge it to silver And why not apply tho same law of supply and demand to sil ver to account for its phenomenally low price Increased production and do creased demand have lowered tho price of silver just as certainly as decreased production and increased demand have raised the prIce of wheat Tlio Funnels New Ioiltlon on Sliver To Put Up Price of Silver The silver magnates who have closed their minus on account of tho decline in prico are ut lust going about it the right WilY to raise value There will always bo it domuud for silver and us the supply goua down tho market will qo up Just as noon us tho silver miuc iwnirri nEoit to busiucsd methods in dtuad nf politics they will accomplish ntn t iliii Tlio wonder of it all is that tliiv li ivo not tome to their souses soon r Ihtludtlnhia North American Reform It Now A period of toni or apparent prosper ity ii thu one In which to demand our rency reform In hard tlmea tho people will nut take kindly to that reform and the cranks crowd to tho front vith quack rcmtdica which are too credulous ly reguvdcd Cuiitiicy reform is tho next duty and 1ThuGToukljn Euglo Nine Hindi of Money Nino different kinds of circulating mediumjust think of itgold silver nickel copper legal tenders national bank notes gold certificates silver cer tificates treasury notes and all called money about 1200000000 of which relies on tho faith and credit of tho government for sustenance and rests on tho vacillating sensitive business disturber and breeder of panic turmoil and strife viz tho gold reserve which varies moro or less from day to day and runs up und down tho scale from 40 000000 to 160000000 the minimum being a little more than 8 per cent of the liabilities aud tho maximum about 13 per cent thereof Can any sano man convince himself that this is a safe con dition of affairs and can bo maintained indefinitely being lulled into a feeling of false se curity and our efforts to adjust tho finances of tho govcfimcnt seem prao tically abandoned Present conditions cannot bo expected to continuo in definitelyA slight increase in imports or sales of our securities by foreigners would largely increase tho flow of gold In that direction and na usual tho unprotected government vaults would be called upon to supply it Then wo will havo a repetition of tho endless chain farce furtber issues of bonds business conditions seriously disturbed and an abundance of material for tho enemies of sound finance Therefore why not into tho matter up without delay and dispose of it in a manner that will forever eliminate from politics tho questions that wcro so bit terly contested during the last cam paign and not walt until wo aro forced to do so In times of ease prepare for stringency and then there will bo no stringency William 0 Littlo of St Louis A Freo Colnneo Viable A Fox borrowed some Gold Dollars from his Neighbors When tho timo for repayment came ho said My friends Gold has appreciated since last year When borrowed this money from you Anyhow I dislike this Scramble for Gold I propose to restore Silver I shall pay you now in Silver Dollars coined at tho ratio of 10 to 1 under tho new free colnago act If Tho Industrious Beaver speaking for time rest replied These may bo Dollars but they will buy only half as much as those wo gave you If you havo no objection wo would prefer Gold Dollars Gold is good enough for us Whereupon tho Fox became angry and declared that the Beaver and his Companions were Minions of tho Money PowerMornlSoUlo borrowers would liko to pay their Debts with n Cheap Dollar Sound Money Silver by tho Pound Silver will soon bo quoted by the pound instead of tho ounco if tho rato of decline in price of the last month continues much longer Tho present prico Is between eO and 7 per pound or about that of aluminium ten years ago It Is already wending its way from tho jewelry to the hardware store whore it will becomo a competitor with copper and iron for use in kettles rots and pans Will our children bo Belling it by tho long ton as a substitute for stone and asphalt iii paving streets Holes Now Sliver Scheme To cover his complete abandonment of the failing cause of freo sliver coin ago exGovernor Doles of Jown has pushed to tho front tho storage ware house scheme of government silver pur chases evolved by Secretary Windom in 1880 but quickly abandoned as pur poseless and impracticable by both friends and enemies of silver coinage in cougrcss By this scheme silver bullion is to bo deposited in time treasury nUll market valuo certificates issued on it redeemable on presentation In bullion at tho later market rato No silver is to bo coined and bullion is merely to bo dealt in speculatively as an out und out commodity To what a trivial and shrunken compass has tho oxgovernor of Iowa reduced tho all embracing sit ver programme of 18001 Such heresy can bo lIttlo less odious in time eyes of tho truo boliover than an actual con douatiouof tho crimo of 1873NowY- ork Tribune btcdy the Money Uuc toul Apart tom the political aspects of tho coinage question all our people men and women should know the fun damental facts concerning tho monetary systems of tho world They should know especially the history of our own coin ago In tbo writings of Hamilton and Jefferson and the speeches of Webster are plain teachings which are as appli cable now as whep thoy were written or spoken All young Americans should bo familiar with them Sound Money 7 r 6utEIGHTH giving nodoujt prevailIng FARM PEICES HAVE NOT DECLINED IN IOWA SINCE 1860 Decline of London irlco of Wheat Due to Decreased Cost at Transportation Crime ol 1873 Had No Effect Upon Prices No Evidence That Gold Is In creasing It Value Professor Nlphcrs Conclusion No Occasion For Political Hysterics Tho great grievance of tho eilvcritca against gold is that it has appreciated in value sinco 1873 and that it will buy too ranch or as they prefer to state it prices arc too low If it bo true that tho gold dollar is increasing in valno from year to year then this grievance is a real ono especially it tho appreciation docs not result in a lower rate of inter est or is not compensated for in some other way- Bccanso prices of manufactured arti cbs havo fallen siuco 1873 and London prices of grain aro now lower time silver lbs usually tako it for granted and sound money men too often concede it that gold has appreciated Ono groat factor labor is nearly always omitted in these discussions and yet it is per Imps as important as all other factors combined If tho purchasing power of both labor and commodities is consid ered it is absolutely impossible to show that gold is appreciating Properly con sidered it doubtful if it can bo shown that gold is increasing in valuo even when measured by farm products Ono of time bust pamphlets over published on this subject is that of Professor Francis E Nipher of St Louis It Is entitled Tho Appreciation of Gold and is volume No 14 oSonnd Currency Hero is what Professor Nipher says on prices of farm products in Iowa tho figures or diagrams are omitted for lack of space Mr George E Roberts of Fort Dodge Ia baa published a paper enti tied Iowa and tho Silver Question In this paper ho gives a great mass of Du buquo market quotations taken from tho columns of tho Dubuquo Herald on file in time historical department of tho state of Iowa at Des Moines The quotations are taken on tho first of each month between 1801 and 1802 in elusive and the value of the gold dollar in tho currency of the day is also taken at the same date Tbo prices are then referred to gold These results show the average annual purchasing power of gold as applied to wheat corn oats hogs cattle butter and eggs be tween the years 1801 and 1803 in elusive If gold has been increasing in value by reason of tho so oalcd crlmo of 1873 these quotations should show a decrease in price dating from 1878 Tho farmer has been told that this state of affairs exists but it is the price of wheat in Liverpool or London that has been appealed I to for proof of this decrease In order to detect any change dating from 1873 it is necessary to make the exam ination cover at least ton years prior to 1873 Tho results are shown in tho dia grams which follow They show at a glance how prices have been changing and bow they have been affected by tim events of 187- 8WheatFig 8 represents the price in Dubuque from 1801 to 1803 Tho average annual price in gold of wheat during tho five years ending in 1805 was about 00 cents This covered tho period of the war During time period from 1800 to 1885 tho annual averages fluctuated between 03 cents and 130 There was no general riso or fall There were simply fluctuations up and down From 1885 to 1802 tho prices have been moro stoutly and lower than during tim preceding interval but with an upward tendency They were however nearly down to war prices There is certainly nothing which indicates that anything happened in 1878 which affected tho price of wheat From that data to 1880 the general tendency of prices was dis tiuctjy upward No person not previ ously acquainted with limo diagram could pick out tho year 1873 if tho dates were removed front tim diagram When too many people raiso wheat tho price is low If wheat commands n high price by reason of n short crop more people begin to raise wheat the price gradually falls and people gradually stop raising wheat Suddenly u short crop may again raise prices to an extent that will again incrcaso tho number of wheat growers Time average price of wheat at Dnbuqno during this entire interval has been 70 cents ibis price has been so nearly reached recently that it is hardly profitable to speculate about tho causes which produced tho low prices of wheat during tho paulo and hard times beginning in 1302 But it does seem unreasonable to attribute it to a crime said to have been commUted 23 years ago and which few people con sidered criminal five years ago Mr Bryan evidently hind not discovered this crime on Morph 10 1803 Corn and UatsIIgs 4 and 0 show tho Dubuque prices of corn anti oats from 1801 to 1803 There ia nothing about either curve to attract attention to the year 1873 except tho word crime which indicates whore tho act of 1878 was passed Both curves show a distinct rise from 1801 but after 1807 time prices of both havo been practically constant with pcrhapa n slight upward tendency and distinctly higher than during tho war Tho prico of corn hums fluctuated around on average of about 88 cents and that of oats around an average of about 00 cents This dots uot mean that at various times limo dolly quotations may not have been mncli lower In 1801 for example during August and September tho price of oats was 10 cents per bushel Tho similarity between lbo slope of tho curves for corn and oats is very striking CuttieFig 0 shows tho Dubuque price of cattle per hundredweight from 1801 to 1803 From 1801 to 1804 time annual average was a little less than ea From 1800 to 1803 tho prico was very steady at about 340 excepting during tho period from 1880 to 1885 whoa prices wcro abnormally high run ning up to 080 in 1883 Here as in tho other cases tho war prices were the lowest Tim highest prices were not before but nine years after tho crime HogsFlg 7 shows tho Dubnquo price of hogs Compared with subso quent prices the war prices for hogs were bettor than in any of tho other commodities Tho demand for army supplies way perhaps account for this Prices during 18080 and 1870 were ab normally high Since that time thoy have shown no tendency to either rise or fall They have fluctuated around An avcrccu of about 400 per hundred Weight Butter and EgsFig 8 shows tho Dnbuquo price of butter and Fig f the price of eggs Hero also time lowest prices were during tho war and in both tendencyIW1rofcssor Nipher then quotes London prices of wheat and shows that they havo declined faster than Iowa prices mainly because of reduced cost of trans portation Ho says that without doubt tho future prico of wheat will bo deter mined by tho amount of wheat grown and the ability of pcoplo to pay for it Ho draws time following conclusion It In not one of thcso diagrams ia there time slightest indication of a falling off in price dating from 1873 tier is there tho slightest feature to indicate that tho year 1873 has any siguificanco what over in our commercial history In not ouo of these diagrams could any person pick out tho year 1873 if the dates were removed What ground havo wo then for asserting that prices havo fallen by reason of time crime of 1873 What is this grand display of political hysterics nil aboutFrom 1801 to 1803 the farmers in Iowa were getting on tho average slightly Increasing prices for their prod ace This was certainly truo of produce which was not forced to seek foreign markets In tlio uamoof all that is reasonable why should these farmers object that time dollars in which they were being paid would buy more of manufactured goods in 1803 than they did in 1873 Let us bo candid Let us rcuiovo thcso business matters from tho corrupting influence of partisan politics and think about them soberly and talk about them calmly They concern our welfare and tho happiness of our famlllcsI No Longer Wedded to direr Senators Stewart and Jones those two old silver war horses aro mystify ing tho enemy and dumfounding tho sllvoritos by their sudden change from pessimism to optimism Thoy are both in Vall street and aro speculating on a great wavoof prosperity Senator Stew art said ou Aug laIThere h no room for pessimism this country No ono can bo n bear in tho face of tho wheat famino in Argen tina Russia Hungary and ladle In view of this condition abroad I should not bo surprised to GOO silver sell as low na 25 cents and wheat as high as 1 There is nothing in talking silver at tho present time and my adyico to my friends in tho west is to tell into hue with tho forces of prosperity and prog rcss and receive their duo share of tho reward Time time has passed for tho old is sues Wo must turn to face now issues and new conditions I frequently hear it said that this security market is a duplicate of tho market in 1780 It is not It is moro of a bull market All a man has to do Is to get into itgo to sleep and got rich Tho wheat situation in the west will make every railway not only a dividend earner but a dividend payer Senator Jones talked in a similar vein Ho seems to have discarded silver and gone back to gold Ho said I believe a great deal of gold will bo found in Alaska and it is certain to restoro prosperity An abundance of money means prosperity It is a relief to bo told by these for mer gold haters that prosperity can come through gold They are welcome to their moro money theory of prosper ity mainly because it differs from the 10 to 1 theory Tho Cheap Money WolJ Tho sheepskin does not conceal tho free silver wolf Klondike Argument While Bryan Towno and Altgcld aro bewailing time scarcity of gold tho Klondike miners lire sending over lj 000000 in gold dust to tho Pacific coast There are evidently many mil lions moro to come Tho Free Sliver Talker An Iowa paper remarks that tho aver age frco silver orator does not uso moro titan 1000 of tho 250000 words III tIme English language Ho also uses but ono idea and that isnt soSt Louis Globe Democrat No Ilcipcct For Chicago Platform Once wore time market prico lists show wheat going up nUll silver going down at tbo eamo time Tho fluctuations of time markets show no rospcot whatever for the Chicago platform New York World Thoio Wheat Conspirators- In 1800 when wheat scored sunh big advances just before time national elec tion many farmers wero suspicious that tho advances wero n part of n great Wall street goldbug scheme to beat Bryan anti sliver Now that n presiden tial election is three years oft these seine farm era will scarcely credit tho present very high prico of whoat to tho same gang of conspirators Thoy know that whoat Is soiling for n dollar boo cause it is actually worth u dollar in the markets of time worldnot simply a 40 cent dollar such as wo might havo had had Bryan been elected but a 100 cent dollar worth par in any civilized country The farmer who Etill holds his wheat us most do is not sorry that it Is worth a gold instead of a sliver dollar Nor ia ho losing much sleep over tho very low prico of silver Ho falls to soo time same intimate connection between tho prices of silver mid wheat which ho once imagined ho saw mid tho wholo free sliver delusion hits lost its charms Ho may not toll oil of his neighbors right uwny what ho thinlit but ho will keep thiukiuj Byron W Holt Time mIssing linktime connection be tween tho price of sliver and the price of wheat Vrosperlty anti Currency Deform Commenting upon time favorable ef fect of tho riso in wheat and tho col lapo of free silver theories The Finatf cial Chronicle says With all the malt ifWt advantages arising from this yt markable situation there is ono serious danger Oar currency system has been tried anti found deplorably wanting Its frhuds affirm that time currency troubles during time past seven years have been n result of financial and industrial distress This from ono point of view is tree but people who accept this asj conclusive answer strangely overlook time fact that such n result Is tho most serious indictment of the system When all commercial conditions unite to favor a countrys industries it may with impunity take largo risks antI cuter on dangerous experiments Fiat I money seemed to be no bar to our prof pcrity In tho early seventies The Elaud silver coinage law was busily at work in 1870 aud 1880 yet it hind so far as any observer could discover at tho time no especially baleful influence on the countrys prosperity In the foIl of 1891 there wero plenty of political oracles to point out tho fact that good times wet returning in tho face of tho silver per clinic act of 1800 But what value is to bo seriously put on currency systems good only for favoraUlo times in trade What for In stance would tho world have said of the English currency system if it had satisfied everybody in tho smooth sail inn of 1888 and 1880 nUll then calloused into general discredit during tho rflorrn of 1800 If it is true that we need tlii surest and most iuvnlncrablo currency in the world to sustain our industries through these periodical storms which sweep over an industrial community then it will reasonably bo that tho preparation for such n system must be made before the emergent arisoaIf wo aro to pass in thn future through other years of commercial did trees aud nobody is so great an optft mist as to argue that tradi reactions iwo gono forever wo surely ought Ian intelligent people to provide that iu such nn event our wholo system df public and private finance government antI individual credit need not bo swept down simultaneously Tho time to plh6t our own currency on a sound and stable footing is tho immediate fntnra w1mtm our industries arc still feeling the im pulse of this years favorable accident of nature along with tho discovery S1 what our own productive poaatbilitlfa actually are Wo havo sufficient faith in the pres beli6yothatdirection before this year is over Undo Sams Whlto Elephant Doles Dolts Sixteen to One Under circumstances as they now ex 1st with silver demonetized by the great commercial countries of the globe with tho frightful chasm that separates time commercial valuo of tho metals constantly widening and in tho ligjjt of our own recent national election I cannot bring my own mind to believe timid tho frco coinage of silver at ufo ratio of 10 tol with gold Is within time roach of its friends nor can I help thin fear that it would not bo desirable ovoh if attainable I have mover been able to say and cannot now soy that I know free coin ago jU such a ratio under existing con ditions without safeguards of any kind to maintain tho parity of tho metals would not drive gold out of circulation and leave ns practically at least upon n silver basis Horatio Bolos A Look Ahead Our national currency system is still In n highly unsatisfactory condition and all friends of monetary reform should unite in bringing their Influence to bear upon congress next Vrlnter to Eccnre Fomo positive constructive legis lation to euro time evils which they all recognize as existing Whatever incas arc Is brought forward to simplify time paper circulation to fortify tho gold standard upon which all our paper and silver issues rost and to improve our national banking system by authorizing branch banks nUll giving tho feature of elasticity to bank circulation will be pretty sure to bo antagonized by all the motley forces of cheap money silver men as well as paper fiatlsta On this question I believe parties will make their nest national struggle On ono side limo platform will be government paper money and plenty of it to stimulate business and start a now era of speculation On tho other side it will bo that nIl paper currency should tie issued by sound banks under govern ment supervision and its amount should depend on business needs which vary from month to mouth with tho cheek on overissues by the bankers themselves to avoid insolvency Time light between sound anti unsound money theories will bo n herd one nud the WIOUR side may win ut first with much resulting calamity to our business intercstB but I do not see how the con test ecu bo avoided Wo must retire the greenbacks and wo must have a better system of hank issues before we can get our currency atTain upon a nafo basis It Heouis to mo that the first duty of time friends of sound money in rrepAr big to mako the contest that seems ine itablo is to continue time process of odV eating time public mind which was V 9 gun last ytmrR V Suialloy in Old cago TimoaHuruld Tile Plot ThlcUons Tim hortiblu pint cf tIme Bound money men to ruin time country by putting up time rikrjt farm productsstlll goes en Lofiimir t N IX i Pioneer Tho Farmers Klondike With wheat at 1 with proepeeta that it will go higher what use has Dma Maryland farmer for any Klondike ax- ontsUm tickets BaltiinoHiABwrtcau I 1 i 41 1k L j 4- C I I 4 w 1 LIit i- Ti iT1T T IT I 11I 1ITa Ir o l le l 5ubs1g we t el fzt r IrLT LOCAL NEWS 14 A 1 j FraAt D Rash will leave in a 9 inert while for Boston where he I ROCS to nter for a three years course at college j vr Mri11 ODrentook his son Douglas to Mobile Ala last J b week wheru ho entered him at school for the winter Miss Susan Atkinson leaves this i week fonSwaihmore Pcnn where she will attend Swnlhmorc College an institution of tim Society of Friends if j T Alexander and Mrs Ella V I OConnor have just returned from i Cincinnati where they have been buying a supply of dry goods etc 4etc for fall and winter trade t Alexanders stock will be more c than ever tMrand Mrs Ed F Robinson of Sullivan Ind visited Mr Rob- E OIS mother and other relativesI hero last week and this Ed was half sick but could not be kept from his work and hurried back 1hoIro Tuesday I A fine well of sulphur water is reported to nave been discovered at Barnslf I It is situated where e it will do the most gooiltt the school house and church It IS said to be a good vein and strong with the mineral Just now it 13 kept locked except while school is in session and on Sundays at church times The Barnsley people ex pect to put in a pump so that tho well may be accessible at anytime Li done to Market l3r Woodson Browning and L Miss Sallie Browning arc in St a complete line of fal1andvtntcr goods for Bishop Co which will be up to tho old time excellent standard of that leading Madisonyillu dry goods Wait and seo their pur chases A Small Burglary Monday night another small seized burglary occurred nt the cistoreofjno M Victory Co A hr e1lilass in the front window oi was taken out and i the burglar entered there Noth I Vin1 Was taken except a small r nmount pf change perhaps 75 y cents which had been left in the L cash drawer Tile thief seemed ff a only to want a little cash and he I got a little There is no clue to the identity of the burglar Died From Burns S flu horrible fato of thu young 4e1t child of Mrs McCormick of b place has excited the deepest Bpmpathy of nil who know the S story The little one about three L years old ono day last week was psiverc1y burned about the body in the kitchen where his mother had been kindling a fire- S Death ended tho childs sufferings t Sunday afternoon It was the jq yeunge9fthree children 1t 1 j j tlIon iUrtporting the Republican BtyBOWinating convention TIIKBKE said that MrM McCord among others seconded the nomi nation ef Mr Jas B Ross for county clerk Mr McCord says this ia miitakc and we take pleas I tire in correcting the error There t were several on their feet at the tlmc Mr Ross nomination was seconded and TUB DEE thought Mr McCotd was among them ii f IHoK Burned With Acid ti child of Mr apd Mrs Wm VaMccrijri met with an accident the iite day that might have d fatal The little on- eplThgvji1i was a bottle vbicl1Mrs 4 Vanasen thought had and was empty There was however carbolic acid in the I bottle Fortunately the baby did not get tho acid in its mouth but I it was spilled on tho childs dress burned its way through to the Jikn10 The little one is doing very I I well 4 iVl Courtesyw President McKinley andJus Sf ftarjtfWr John Addison VPor ter are notoriously courteous The privte secretary finds time even to answer most courteously c communicatipns about names for new babies Here is a sample Executive MansionI r ft VMhlngton Sept it 1897 L DEAa Sia Writing lu behalf of the President I beg you for tho compllmonl you r have paid him in the choice ot a name for r v your boy Very truly yours JOHN ADDISON 1ORTBB I Secretary to ills President ALTER ft PAVER Earlington Ky pro Bells Peppermint Chill TonIci4I perfect ifver Iazativcantl blood purifier Removes blliosness whiz I ou purging Cures chills and makes tbo roiriplexiou good Guaranteed by al j tIeaIn RELIGIOUS NOTES t i J Rev J uncff Verpon who has been Vaster of the ChristiaTchurch at Henderson for some has cMircltatIzdepcnhnc preach IIS first sermon atlnde1 pendence on Sunday Oct 3 At a recent meeting of the Chris tian Endeavor Society of th a collection was takento assisPtliij Barnsley Union Sunday tho way of literature TJus collec lection amounted to 421 and was turnedover to Mr Chas McFad den who was present arid reprcr scntcd the Barnsloy school On Sunday morning the Barnsley Sun day SchoOl by a rising vote of thinks expressed their appreciation of the assistance given them and a record of the vote was ordered spread upon the minutes They are now well equipped for their work with proper As announced at his regular ser vice Sunday evening Rev R V Omcr pastor of the Christian church at this place is conducting a protracted meeting at Barnsley this week Good attendance and apparent interest is reported byRevprotracted meeting at Grapevine church beginning next Monday night 4 Feeling Much Better For several years I bvibeen troubled with Indigestion nnd dyspepsia and often sulTered intense pain I was invited to Iry Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon after I began taking it I found it was giving mo relief My general health is much better since I began the use of this ntedicInoIf T JANE PECIC Rulledgc Tennessee Lunsford Formally Nominated The Republican Scnatbrfat dist trict convention me t nt Madison yule Monday as adnonncdblast week in Till BEE and focmally nominated the Hon J H Luns ford for State Senator from the Sixth Senatorial district composed of the counties of Hopkins and Christian Mr W F Btirrwas chairmai of the convention There was no other nomination than that of Mr Luns ford and the total vote of the district was cast for Ilie Hopkins county manin leJ thjsnpminatibn u anamous i 4shfs 1ttizothsd 444Aug J Uocot the leadingjlrug Rill 0 Slircerrpoit Lni sijrt Dr 1I New Dltcovery is theonly Iblngi Jhll cures my cough anti it is tilt best seller t have J F Campbell merchant of Safford Arir writes Dr kings New DisMvcry Is all that is claimed for it it never fails and is n sure cure for Consumption Coughs and Colds I cannot say enough for its merits Dr KlnR Now Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds Is nol- an experiment It has been tried for a quarter of a century and today stands at the held It never disappoints Free trial bottles nt Sl Bernard Drug tilorc Our city assessor began work yesterday Miss Nannlo Stoles as announced last week is assessor Ihisycar The appoint ment of a young lady as assessor was an innovation and her beginning the Work on the first day of the term fixed bylaw in which 10 make the assessments is said to bo another innovatian Electric flitters Electric Uilteri is a medicine suited for any season but perhaps more generally needed when the languid exhausted feeling prevails when the liver Is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and atlera live is felt A prompt use otthts mWlclfiO has often averted long and erhpfataI bilious fevers No medicine will act more surely in counteracting nnd freeing the system from the malarial poison Head achc Indjceslion Congestion Dizziness lchlJIO Electric Bitters SoC and Stoo porlSttla at SIi Bernard DrugStore 4- L s ThefaYiguo c felt after exertion snow usually attributed loathe pres once muscles and blood of the chemical products that r suIt from action torrho11 5ia Su Cnsc reU Coml CalUartlc tho tOnal van donut moUloiil Ilfscovcrv ot tho age pica nut null rotrosbinff to tho taste t gently nnd postUvcly ohkltluoys liver and bowels cleansing cntlro tom dispel told euro headaoho lover habitual constipation and biliousness Please buy nnd a of U aa Unlay cents noldand KIIIUmtood to cure brail druggists One hundred pounds of flour will yield over 130 pounds of bread Improve your esRel rid of that rough grinding of tim lids and clear your sight by Sutherlands Eagle Eye Eye Salve Thousands of people who never had sore ees use it to the sight and strengthen the eyes The first successful flour milt was erected in London in 1764 Bucklena Arnica Salve The best Salve Inlhe world for CUll Bruises Sores Ulcers SaltKheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posh Lively cures Piles or no pay It li guaranteed lo give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price ascper box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Sjorn Coal mines in the Pittsburgh district arc opening up rapidly A Cure For Bilious Colic RBSOURCI SCRBVBN Co GAIbav been subject to attacks of bilious colic foi several enrs Charaberldina C61lc ChOl- era and iarriIalt Remedy is the only cur relief It ucla like a Ooeijose oh It Rives relief whenall othor remedies fail G D SnARl 1or sale SI Uernar Drug Store 11ngtonGearge King St Cbatles lien T Robinson Morions Gip j I A DV JATtIAI1It CURLZOtI5TJPMIOHto IifiO DRHIImI- MNL ITO tUJIaaI 1sw I1IIIVY JUAJU UInr Ip t NtoarainaeMl o 1 cMeIoNaIilcLorxsTofk I00I 4ktfie Id iTXUflffILEMED1 I p ct1 a J I tN PAY 4 4- ArrgeMent for the PWasurc of 4 fIe NBmployeejUtlfeTtn 4 i i iiese CintejinIal 4 4 01 t at l4fl 4 NEXT SATURDAY THE DAY 4 Ii Three StetUai of tbd Excursion Train itTwelrcoriroizrte n Iuudrepp Men In Line Next Saturday September iBih is the day for tile big excursion of employes of the Hcnd rs riahdsll St Louis divisions of the Louis m yule and Nashville Railroad The special train will be runin three sections The first section in will leave Howell at 345 Saturday of morning tllesecondsectionaL 355 ily and the third section 31405 The running time between Howelland Earlingtonwill be somethiog like te one hour and thirty minutes so that the last section will arrive at Earhngton about 540 It is un derstood that the Earlington con The tin gent will go on the last section te which gives them all the time pos sible to get their breakfast and cd m pTheHotel about ten minutes apart Here the ladies will remain in the train and the men will form in lire ru on College Street between the LasN crossingand Dcaderick Street march out College to Dead and fijSummer1Union Depot N The procession win be headed by a battalion of mounted police no The Howell Shop Band with its find beautiful banner next then the to first division consisting of machine ists blacksmiths boiler makers nbannerqricldivisions followed Joy thesecpr ond division of employees hi thbannerof painters and planing mill workers no The colored men wilt fall in he behind this section 1 I The marsballs Jho dky win be hi- T Walsh Chief Marshal E J Young flni1Pt McCue marshals of the first division with five as sistants A W Patton marshal oftll the second iJivisiopY with six as b- sistants A J Pruning and F M in- VanWlnkle marshalsof the third his ibvrsionowltkjferUtisIstaatsi The ladies will remain in thela coaches and Me conveyed to alExpositionplied by the N C St L Road where they will wait at the stationtr inArrangementsat the Military Cafe to get an exaccllent dinner served for 25 cents and this will be L N ilcadm ClEverybodya badge and men women andw tlbadgesN people and will be worth while piandthat day trBewareContain Mercury nAssmelt and completely derange the whole W system when entering it through the mu q cous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from repu table physicians as the damage they will do Is often to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Ca tarrh Cure manufactured by Frank J tCo Ohio contains no tmercuryrectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure yon get the genuine It is taken Internally and made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Testimonials So free Sold by Druggists Price 73c per hhaltsOur Sick W C Drooks Is still unable to sit up but Is sornewbit improved Jesse Jones is improving slowly Oscar Tinder will sb6ri be but again of Mrs Toombs is up and going around but is not Mu stronglhthought4 The Woman Friend jfornothing to supply the place of German Liver Powder Mrs J P Meneness Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other Ijver troubles and JennieGreenFriends advised mo to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver corn plaint I Hall relief before I bad taken ono bottle It did memore good than all med icine prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell Jeffersonvllle Ind After an autopsy the death at TreacyLexington c dental t RduCto Your Hawaii With CmcureU I Candy Calharllclcure constipation forolrer I refun4 mOlley The city of Decatur Ala may go into the hands of receivers be ing unable to meet its obligatibns If Save the Croupy Children SBAVIBW VAWO have a splendid sale on Chamberlains Cough Remedy and par aearspeakIsaid that their children would have died if crop it Chambetlajus Cough Renudy bad OURRaNtI toni DcnTJRobinson MorlonsGati Ceo King St Charles Ifto first tralf before a colored jury in Mercer county took place Tuesday The verdict W1Soot guilty 6 IkstubIohiiIt aid Sim i C t j io quit kiccu easily nni Iunr be UIBB ortlo full or life ami vigor take NoTo Baci tuwondorworker that makes wak men strong AH drugglstaWo or It Cure guam toed Booklet aad sample tree Address Stettin BMaedj Co CbUago orNtw York Senor Sagas atho Spanh Liberal leader the Cuban ipeclIng3rfsteaddying I To Cure ContUpatlbu Farorer Take CwoareU Candy C bn tlc KoorXez pc c tai1toouredreivt rerund IROIKJY Story of an Abandoned Farm r E 01 r J i 1 AMAR L N EPIS D ibeI V lit An Original Story written for TfiB tiKE lN the old white homestead man sion of Colonial type Todd tfo bios ancestors had dwelt since the settlement of the country by the er witHes Standing at the foot of the ar opo of the woodclad hills it com sw anded a view of the surrounding tion farms of upland and meadow for mites around and was a landmark the vicinity Several generations Kpblcs had maintained the fam in reputation for fine cattle and large crops and when Todd as fo slimed the management of the pa rnat acres after his school days were over his one ambition was to M raise mqre corn and pork and fatter cl cattle than Todd Sr had done be latterwith his wife and daugh W rn had retired to the neighboring nt village leaving Todd a wellstock th farm to start business with and tll- entYof good advice as to adhere ar g to the good old ways of his forefathers Tpll and straight blue eyed and Jte ked Todd Noble was handsome a specimen of the cl rustic gentry as could be produced was a welcome guest at tho eside of festive gatherings the surrounding dis and trict m But at twcntyfivc he seemed in fe hurry to take to himself a wife in the old housekeeper continued lij reign supreme at Meadowcroft ho formany year one Cautious and deliberate in busi tii ss matters generally when it da ine fa wooingilc allowed family pe ide and sensitiveness to govern st adspted set his heart and who would doubt have accepted him had spoken out after years of polite a dillydallying finally married one of tii S neighbors From this time G Todd seldom mingled in society at evinced a strong antipathy to his tr successful rival and at the age of irty became a confirmed old bachelor careless in dress shabby ji equipage and indiscriminate in of selection of friends Aooiitthiff time the discreet old dy who had been for years his housekeeper and manager in fact c most a mother to him was a to leave on account of ill idealthactod by the necessity of search the g for some one to fill her place is sisters took turn about in man ging for him when he could not any one and when after uch tribulation he would be suc it sslul the arrangement would not the st very long and again the same orry would have to be gone rough with One great reason r tIns was the difficulty of keep ing servants another the inde endent ways and irregular hours the master Starting away In his carriage early in the morning for a ip to the village store he might e back by the middle of the after oon or not till in the evening and p ould brook no interference or ta tiuestioningmeals to be served promptly and to properly on his arrival In vain his sisters when sojourn ing at the house would endeavor or soance of being more punctual and methodical The gossip of the stores or shops or roadside encounters always proved too strong at for years this was the acustomed routine except that the stay of the housekeeper became more brief Iand nd the securing of another more difficult and at last Todd announc r cd that he was tired of this continual worry and intended to lock up and quit farming after the close the current year As Todd was now verging on ixty years oi age his once dark turned white as snow and is sturdy form grown bent the were delighted at his decision and glad of the prospect of his a joining them in the village home ut that summer when his housekeeper became sick during harvest time and he was making inquiry for another an acquaintance told him he thought he knew where he could get a person to suit him aniLI would see if she would come so bring her to make arrangements with him The next day they drove over and Miss Marcie Grimm was introduced She was citybred had been a cashier and bookkeeper in Ifone of the large dry goods estab lishmcnts seemed ladylike and tefinedand spiritucllu looking for a work ing housekeeper in a large farming establishment where help was scarce incompetent and often un obtainable lIowever as the ap plicant professed to be proficient expressed a desire to escape from a detested monotonous round ofI routine work in the city to a coun try life in which she delighted andI seemed to utterly ignore all hints as to the labors and lonesome life she would leadif she could but be independent and obtain a remunerative salarya contract was made idratherunusualsavoring more of mercantile life to which the lady had been accus tomed It was to the effect that she was to receive a certain sum per week for superintending the household and having all the labor perform d either doing the work herself or paying some one for do- InG it Entering ac once upon her duties she soon demonstrated her capa hbility for the situation meals verc up to time and served whether in fthe dining room or servants hall a more tasteful manner life cooking even to the plainest foo fl seemed to have imparted to it ra touch that made familiar diesf u i pJitt hiaboutappearance the lawn and pathsmi ineptand Todd was induced to buy he ttpcouldcagtagrmitoryseemed bound to affect was the improvement of the master of ere tude obOtlIcsH tohencawcoroughem from hard or cudIn bfttheblacked and hats in ordere weeannj j ance ralmindersThis was suba sevittedqu hagralmewhere he was going staying him heyGrppervice was succeeded by remon he tllthenwimean hedolabic but spiteful and vindictive Wiseacres of the neighborhood to peya citybred girl of her age and ascIlonelymere business venture and freelyve fredesigning ouideapurpose of bettering her for inlNoblecommenced and Todd commented indiscriminately upon her peculiar ics and denounced her as having ing worst temper of any person he ever knew and said that he hon estly believed she was at times really deranged it was concludedab that she had played her and wITodd libeinbecause he knew that when she left he would be at sea again deth inkeme Therefore when he wanted take an early train he took his hihesupper was cleared away he re- orted to the cellar for a lunch to appease his appetite be Time rolled on and the discordant elements in the Noble mansion Meadowcroft abated nothing in intensity till at length during harvest time the disputes taunting recrimination ended in an open rupture of all business and social clationa and Miss Grimm announced her intention of leaving forthwith and Todd expressed himself as delighted at her decis ion and offered to immediately pay her the balance duo and take her and her baggage to the station which having beeu accepted and accomplished he hunted up a wo man to take charge temporaril- ys exulting in his freedom from carping criticism oerweening punctuality and a scolding tongue relapsed into the oldtime slipshod habits of selfish indolence of But soon the old trouble was re newcd good housekeepers and passable servants were scarce and even poor substitutes hard to find and retain and if the truth were known Todd often remembered the good qualities ot Miss Grimm t regretted her fiery temper and unhappy disposition and debated in his mind whether or not his own obstinacy and love of power and rule had not contributed largely o the display thereof In the meantime Miss Grimm had obtained a position as housekeeper and companion with two old ladies in a nearby city where she was living in comparative ease but the lack of independence the feeling of not being considered on an equalitywas galling to her pride to her temper and one day during the following winter learning that Todd Noble was again in search of a housekeeper she wrote him to say that if he was not suited and would employ her again on tim same terms she would be glad to take the position and Dlwouldher unfortunate temper Todd showed the letter to his sisters who advised him not to make the experiment and endeavored to dis suade him from it but the great difficulty he had in procuring suitable and capable people finally prevailed and he once more in stalled her at the head of his bach elor establishment Miss Griram certainly appeared to have profited by her former experience and af fairs at tii farm ran more smooth ly Todd CfTd not criticise nor com plain so much It was Miss Grimm who now embraced every oppor tunity of descanting on Todds peculiarities and shortcomings to when such members of his family as she you met and him in a chronic wife btate of expectation that she might str leave at any moment In addition wit to her duties as housekeeper she ybookkeperand her read ne and reliability feel had been of great assistance to Todd in that Way The casual visitors to whom she her complained were nearly all rela it i- cs or intimate fnends of Toddsoc o while recognizing the truthafr her remarks wcro far from aelcm ring the want of tact displayed this manner of entertaining ment guests and marveled that of even under the circum ure nces submitted to her eccentric he But capacity for work ter- pabilities as cook neatness onomy and despatch in manag but the affairs of the household diness with the pen and prcf in nce for home staying and soli seemed to counterbalance the we- jectionable qualities Indeed se latter were so seldom allud d that after a few months it be me a matter of suspicion and njecture on the part of the im diate family who began to dis as ss the probability of Todds ving been caught in her toils flu er all For years his sisters had en endeavoring to make a match tween him and a beautiful and althyyoung lady of his acquaint who lived near them in the of lage and in teasing them both mind d concciycd the idea that the y now no longer young but ble eral years his junior and still the well preserved healthy and such ndsome would not be averse to- ni as a suitor but Todd when the lied on the subject said that in a e first place she would not have it he wanted her and secondly never should marry So now thout once referring to Miss imm as a matrimonial proba ity whenever he visited them be was regaled with an account of Gordons attractions and per loyal tions and efforts were made to ing about an unexpected meeting th retreat on his part impossible such d often ending in his escorting r on her return to her residence of One of his sisters had for years their been an invalid and accustomedof being somewhat humored and tie tted by the family generally and e it was who actuated by her anxiety lest he should make whatab emed to them a mesalliance and son assorted match through a pro he rted notion of business necessity quently sung the praises of Amy out and was listened to with t irritation but with good hum take ed indifference the But one day in the spring follow tel the second advent of Miss rimm at Meadowcroft there was yebytook place Up in the invalid the Elcnors room the two had been tion discussing the demerits and draw wicks of farming the difficulties life out keeping good help indoor out when Elenor said Todd in the world dont you try reilivesenty of money and I believe she ould accept you and you could en live down here put some one the farm house and manage the yjWellplace a man must be around among s hands to drive on a farm suc ssfully That is sointerruptcd Elcnor and I guess in that way you would its on the farm more than you arc its now Todd laughed at this sally and then glancing away in a shame nut faced manner said Anyway his there no use talking about Miss Gordon for Im going to marry n somebody else Although not entirely unprepared for what was coming she affected surprise and asked What in the world do you mean Wily answered Todd mean I am going to be married v Married To whom Im going to marry Miss Grimm Well of all the queer fooln things that I ever heard of said Elinor that certainly takes the lead only a short time ago you could not speak too disparagingly lien her temper was such you thought her deranged her lack faacquaintance with the usages of good society often mortified you when you had visitors her imme diale family with whom you had become acquainted were intensely disagreeable to you her health was such that you wondered she could get through with the work she did especially as her family was con sumptive I at first thought she only went there on purpose to court you but 1 afterward concluded her temper had prevented it No said ToddIIi that was her purpose she tins succeeded for I have promised to marry lie rand I shall do so Well said Elinor it is said theres no fool like an old fool and for a man of sixty to marry a spitfire of thirty just because he thinks he is gqing to secure a permanent housekeeper shows that such is the case The trouble you have had about servants is nothing UIforyou have lost your working housekeeper after she has attained her object in accepting that position Her relatives and yours have never moved in the same soc circle are not congenial and- re will never harmonizeas you have hiet tofore recognized and ackno vI edged If this is irrevocable I am very sorry for you and truly hope you will not regret it when it is an accomplished fact You Ire the one to be suited you will have to live with her not I But it is very late in life for a man to st out to raise a family and as y have been farming for thirty years and never made more than a living I you had none but yourself I will be likely to leave your if she should outlive you to mayhexpect to live tosgc your children ou should have any started in uKcler your supervision I that it will result in your gradual alienatiorbfroiu 1 your family be cause of the lac of conguiuiliy friends arc not our friends ands impossible to mingle the two ial strata successfully and I am aid when too late you will dis your error Todd listened to this long argu and the protests of the rest them without evincing displeas and combatted them the best couldwliilcadhering to his domination Drring the course of the summer little was said in relation to the matter by common consent and the autumn there was a quiet wedding to which only a few friends re invited as witncsscsand Todd Noble who had fpr so long lived a bachelor life at Meadowcroft became Now a Bcnedjtstrading parties that Mammon had much to do with arranging the match as Cupid as each was in enced somewhat by businesspconsiderations As time predictionsverified and that his expectations having household cares off his were not to be realized for failing health rendered it impossi that his wife should accomplish labor to be done in an establishment And when a son and heir arrived pride felt in the ownership of lusty boy was thicturcd with anxiety for the health of the frail arc pIforpetutlonseriously impairedcaTenderhearted as a woman and le to the core Todd exerted w himself to lighten her cares and spent time and money in procuring are assistance as could be obtained and so that the incompatibility the couple was neutralized by mutual interest in the growth now the lad and delight in his pratcit quButwhen he reflected that in all prob ility he would not live tprsee his attain to manhood or did H would be unable to render such advice and assistance in starting at in life as he would like He recognized that he had made a mis that could not be rectified andin reflection saddened and embit ed his declining years After struggling along in this un of satisfactory manner for two or three ars Todd announced to the mily who were joint owners in old homestead his dctcrmina to leave the farm because his fe did not like the lonely country she was leading and on ac count of the difficulty of procuring both indoor and outdoor laborers in It was very evident that Todd gretted the necessity of breaking the and removing from the old place the home of many generations of Nobles around which clustered all the family traditions arid of near which in the country church rd his ancestors were buried off brooks in which they had fished the woods in which they had hunted the fields and meadows where the herds of fine cattle had grazed the ancient mansion with broad porches surrounded with velvet lawn neath the spreading so oaks and elms where they had lived and loved the chestnut wal and hickory trees so dear to boyhood and all the nooks antIbcorners rich in associations con cted with his childhoods days bltionalheart was heavy at the thought otlbidding them good bye But the farm was finally leased C IIIwas band farming implements were soldp and Todd removed to the city 3 n he dreaded and engaged in a busib ess enterprise of which he knew but little and separated from alLIw his old associates and friendsoAs time passed on the tenants who rented the farm grew moro and more worthless and neglectful nd the revenue became gradually smaller because the land grew less productive until finally it was im possible to procure any one to oc cupy the premises and there was hardly sufficient income obtained to pay the taxes In the government statistics it is ranked among the abandoned farms and as appears by the advertisement which revived these reminiscences is in the hands of the real estate dealers for rent sale or exchange and will soon pass out of tile name a FOR RENT 8ALB OK BX5IIANOB Fino Farm of Goo acref 300 under livation the rest in oak pine and chestnut timber in Howard County near two stations Large Colinlal mansion Great bargain EBICKSOH Cc Calvcrt ahd Charles St Baltimore NoTollao for rifts VentS QuarvntocJ tobacco habit euro makes weak men nilone blood pure 60otl All dru ilsts Ore alleged to be worth 100 ooo a ton is said to have been struck at Cripple Creek ialTo Cure a Cold in one Day Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund tho money if it rails to Cure 350 A manuscript Hebrew Bible in the Vatican weighs 32tLOUttheand is the largest world To Cure a Cold in One Day TablatsOUto Cure25Co For sale by St Oernard Drug Store Earlington Kv J4 L j BeforeRetiring take Ayers Pills and you will sleep better and wake In bettez condition for the days work Ayers Cathartic Pills have no equal as a pleasant and effect constipationiliousness ll liver troubles They are t sugarcoated and so perfectly prepared that they cure without the annoyances experienced in the use of so many of the yourdruggistPills When other pHIs wont help you Ayers is THE PILL THAT WILL Yellow Fever 1 The yellow fever scare idthe rapidly many cases of fever at many aces a small proportion of which ses have been declared by ex I rts to be yellow fever Yester ys dispatches reported four new ses of yellow fever in New Or cityhilewere under investigation There two cases at Edwards Mist three new cases at Mobile Chattanooga has taken back her offer ofa haven of refuge and is quarantined against Southern ies All Alabama towns are arantined against Mobile From passengeisfrom stop or express matter to be de IThe tincd against New Orleans Ocean Springs Mobile and other infected towns Some small towns northern Alabama and Mississippi have quarantinedagainst the world and allow no man nor cars to enter Nashville does not permit passengers from New Orleans and other points along the Gulf to stop but all arc required to proceed further north While the prospect is not en couraging in some of the extreme Southern towns everything is beg done by government and state officials to prevent the spread of fever t Robbery Tuesday night the slore of W R Coyle this place was entered by thieves and over fifty dollars worth of goods carried Tbe entrance was effected by prizing open a back shutter and bending the up right iron rod inside the wmdow IUa man could pass between them After gaining admission the thieves carefully 7se lected a choice lot of shoes bats shawls and umbrellas A mandolin lying nearjby pleased their fancy that It was promptly included in the swipe The gentlemen next proceeded to Investigate Mr Coylei man cial standing by examining his cash drawer ut Coyle profiting by former experience had made a run on the treasury the evening before and only two dollars had een left In deposit and these Inclosed in envelope escaped notice Galhcringiup eir swag the thieves boldly opened tho fronl door and took their departure Mr oyle enjoys a rard popularity among as th s is the fifth time his boiise as been robbed in five years and as soma eople never know when to stop it Is kely that they will continue to cultivate is acquaintance hereafter unless fore by a dose of buckshot TUB OUR ill publish free of charge the obituary f any party caught in the act of burg lary or arson The Klondyke Gold Fields The Burlington Route is the direct northwest line to SeattleJ or Tacoma and the direct westward line to San Francisco en route to Alaska From 80 lo 200 miles and several hours saved by the Burlingtons splendid passenger train service to the northwest from St Louis Kansas City or St Joseph Pullman sleepers and Free Chair Cars on all through trains Several extra 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OleVearttrlcllylnadn r ft oo TlirecMonthl o 25 Single Copies 5 copies malted trco on application Correspondents wanted In all peril or lilt ejnntv Address ni for particular THURSDAY SEPTEMBER iG 1897 Islands Owned by the United States Washington Iosl Distributed over the midPacific in the neighborhood of the cqua tor arc quite a lot of small islands that belong to the United States Most of them arc from 1000 to 2 000 miles to the south and south west of Hawaii Some ol them are near the Gilbert archipelago and there is a considerable cluster just about the lesser distance mentioned and directly south of the Hawaiian group including America Christmas Jalmyros and other islands of larger size- Christmas island is about thirty five miles long It got its name originally from the tact that the famous Captain Cook stopped there on Christmas day for the purpose of observing an eclipse It is an atoll or ring of coral formation inclosing a lagoon of water that has become so salty through evapora tion as to be a veritable brine Fishes thrown over the reef by slorms arc pickled in it and remain perfectly preserved and good to cat for months These isles of the Pacific belong ing to Uncle Sam number sixty in all They have all been annexed to the United States under an act of Congress which became a law August 18 1856 This law which remains in force today declares that whenever any citizen of the United States shall discover a deposit of guano on any island rock jurisdiction he shall be at liberty to take peaceable possession thereof and such island rock or key may at the discretion of the President be con sidered as appertaining to the United States The discoverer is required to give I clue notice to the Department of State with affidavits describing the island and showing that pos session of the same has been taken in the name of this country He is obliged at the same to give a bond which is filed in the Treas uryThe discoverer at the pleasure of Congress enjoys the exclusive right to occupy his island for the purpose of obtaining guano and for this product he is allowed to charge only a fixed price namely 8 a ton for guano delivered at the ships side or 4 a ton for the privilege of digging il where it tiCl furthermore he gives guarantee by his bond to deliver the guano only to citizens oi the United States and to be used in the United States The law also provides curiously enough that all offences and crimes on such islands by persons who may land thereon or in waters Ijacent shall be deemed as corn mitted on the high seas on board i a merchant ship of the United States and shall be punished ac coidingly The President is author ized to use the land and naval forces of the United States to pro led the rights of the discoverer or his licks lmpireincludesfar greater importance than the guano sles referred to In the Behnng sea there are stveral very large islands besides the tattle Pribiloff group to which the fur seals resort This country own the entire chain of Aleutian islands which separte Bishring from the North Pacific The inhabitants of these islands called Alents are particu larly intelligent much more civil ized than the Eskimo and bear a dose resembance physically to the JapaneseOff coast of southern Alaska is a group of islands of great size on some of which live the Thliukcl Indians These Indians arc the most artistic savages in the world being skillful wood carvers Off the coast of southern California is comprising More Wages for Alabama Miners Birmingham Ala Sept 9 General Manager McCormack of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company announced today that as soon as pig iron scores an other advance of twentyfive cents a ton his company will raise the wages of its ten thousand coal miners and laborers about 9 per cent at the rate of two and a half cents a ton of coal mined in ac cordance with its sliding scale wage contract with its minors based on price of iron Other operators in the district employing five thou sid men will take like action un der the operation of the same scale A Long Span V Louisvillfi Tinas WWith silver in the cellar and Awhoat high up the oratorical Pup 4iacjrar in vain essays to givu the d hand to both If hu cntchus i j fliijal ho must 1st g i of silv r if rib clutches jhtril1l Ms 1rtvIiit III gltith Uiiliig bulbil II- dattvttJl this hi I Id of til s li JirdWiifl ililhr vhr ai rcul II rj l AI 1Iubs riMrt I fr414i You shuld bo IIII S j MAY BE VALUABLE Oas Found at a Depth of Five Feet Near Unlontown Morganfild Sept gSpecial Natural gas and oil were discovered in this county near Uniontown yesterday Several years ago oil was struck in boring for a well The flow was good but as it was through salt water nothing could be done with it Yesterday while prospecting near well which is located on the Bush coal property J C Hamilton discovered petroleum and natural gas within five feet of the surface A match was lighted and applied when the gas and oil ignited and burned steadily Globules of oil oozed through the black sticky mud On reaching a depth of five feet the gas burst out with such force and noise that the negro who was doing the digging became frightened and jumped out of the hole The find is thought to be a valuable one anda com pany will be organized to develop it EXPELLED FHOM CHURCH More Troubles for Common wealths Attorney Rowe Owcnsboro Ky Sept 9J-E Row Commonwealths Attorney in this judicial district and free silver nominee for re election has been expelled from member ship in the Third Baptist church on a charge of drunkenness Rowe is now said to be at a sanitarium in New Albany Circuit Judge Owen today ap pointed Chapeze Wathen Commonwealths Attorney pro tern Exciting Brush with a Kentucky Moonshiner CourierJournal Deputy Collectors John Burloa and McD Ferguson tell a good story of their exciting time in Cal loway county early Wednesday morning as reported yesterday Gen John T Kesterson was with the revenue officers and also a guide They had information that an illicit distillery was being operated by a man named Bob Green and they undertook to cap ture him and destroy the still which was located on Blood creek five miles from Pine Bluff and in an almost inaccessible part of the counlry Arriving at the place after a hard trip the officers called on Green to surrender but he re fused and made his escape to a forest Being pursued he opened fire and things were very interest ing for a time- Deprly Burton led the way and the others followed creeping on their hands and knees to a cabin where Green had taken refuge They surrounded the cabin at close range Green was then called upon to come out and surrender Fearing that he would shoot in stead the officers had taken the precaution to get behind trees Greens answer was a shot He poked his rifle through the win dow and aimed at the tree be hind which Deputy Ferguson was sheltered The latter returned the fire Green did not again open fire and things became si lentThe revenue officers waited a minute and called to him again to surrender For answer he burst open the cabin door and with a yell of defi nee tinted through the moonlight aul into the woods At the same instant the officers opened fire None of the shots took effect In his native forest Green had every advantage as he was familiar ith the country He opened fire on the officers as they purMifd and they returned his fire It was a regular battle in the wildrness tin a small scale and strange to s ly though the trees were lugcdwith bullets here and there ansI limbs and leaves cut off neither pursuers nor pursued were injured Finally when Green had exhausted the ammunition in his repeating nfl he plunged into the underbrush leaving the officers to follow as best they could They finally gave up the chase and re turned to the still Over 120 illuns of beer were poured into ihc creek and eighty gallons of high wine were de stroyed TUB men set fire to the still iiud vatcliid the flames con sume it The plant destroyed was valuable the still being made of copper and ol large capacity- A warrant wit be issued for Green It is thought that he had assistants in operating the still Humane Notes Our Dumb Animals Olla very hot daykeep a sponge a towel or your handkerchief soak ed with pure cold water on the top of your horses head If your horses back is sore use pure cold water on it freely every time the saddle is removed Try it and your horse will thank you In hot weather drive slowly es pecially up hill Be sure your checkrein is loose and your horse frequently watered Always kill a wounded bird or other animal as soon as you can All suffering of any creature just before it dies poisons the meat Open thy mouth for the dumb Provo 318 It is said that the food wasted in this country and England everyday would feed all the starving millions of India Is it cruel to keep a horse locked up in a stable without exercise Answer Just as cnizl as it viitild bo to kuep a boy or girl or man or milan in lliesamu con dition If to thi is milled solitary con liiiiiinunl without the company of ijlhiT men then thu cruelty still g wlttr I WARMING UP Political Campaign Opening In Various States Depreciated Silver the Uninsplr Ing Base of Democratic Battle- Vashington D C Sept 14 The political campaigns in the various States are warming up throwing very warm in fact Parties arriving here from New Yotk Nebraska Kentucky Iowa and Ohio report extreme activity and Interest in the fight which is to bo made in those States Re markable as it is that the silver cause should still havejany life left in it it is a fact It is to be made the basis of the battle in every State where there life important elections this tall One year ago one ounce of silver would buy one bushel of wheat in New York now it takes two ounces and silver is still falling and wheat is still ris ing It would scarcely seem possible that anybody could sue cessfully argue in favor of currency made from metal whose value has fallen over 35 per cent in eighleei months Yet that is a fact as to silver On March yth of last year it was worth 70 cents an ounce in New York now worth 52 cents liov it is that any party can now assume to win a battle with silver as the chief issue in States where they could not win on that issue a year ago is hard to under stand On last Presidential elcc tion day silver was wprth 657 Today it is worth 51 cents a fall of over 20 per cent If the Demo crats could not carry Ohio Ken tucky Iowa Maryland or New York on the silver issue in Novem ber 1896 with their proposed dollar worth 51 cents how can they expect to win this fall with a dollar worth only 40 cents Yt they aro going into the fight for i every where though there ar signs of weakening in spots Republican Prospects In Ohio The Democrats it seems from reports received arc trying to run away from their platform made but a short two months since This action however is not to be wondered at in view of the fact that silver has fallen 15 per cent in value even in that short space of time July 10 an ounce of silver was worth in the New York mar kets 606 cents and it is now worth but 52 cents and is still going down Small wonder then that the Democrats are trying to get away from it when within two months after its adoption the metal which it advocates as money declines 15 per cent It goes with out saying however that the Republicans of the State will not let their opponents get away from the issue they have made It also goes without saying that time Re publicans will sweep the State now that they have the enemy on the run providing they are not over confident Situation In New York New York City is the coign of vantage in State contest The fight in New York this fall relates to the myorahty but it is for a first mayor of the largest city in the United States and second largest city in the world and will decide whether or not Tammany Hall shall control Greater New York If Tammany gets control it will greatly endanger Republican prospects in the State indefinitely Thoseopposed to Tammany and free silver must therefore combine on one good man By refusing to do so they give Greeter New York and probably the State over to the Tammany silver Democrats indefi nit ely Maryland and tin AntlQorman There is good reason to lupc that the party in Maryland will fall into line now that the fac tional fight in Republican ranks is over and with the aid of the gold Democrats and the anti Gorman men win in the fight for the legis lature Owing to Gormans free silver leanings and the generally conceded opinion that he would vote for free silver in the Senate the soundmoney Democrats throughout the State arc ready to again cooperate with the Repub licans as are also of course all the and Gorman men to secure defeatGenerally speaking the drift all seems to be in the direction of Re publicanism The people sue that Bryan and the silvcrites made a deliberate effort to deceive thorn last year and many of those who vpted for him will have nothing further to do with silver Hut the Democratic leaders arc not asleep They arc conducting an active and vigilant campaign and arc out on a still hunt for votes whose result may surprise the Republicans unless they arc wide awake and working to arouse every man and push him enthusiastically into the fight The tide is now all running in the right direction but this very evidence of prospective victory is liable to lead to overconfidence on the part of some of the Republicans and to allow dissensions to arise which will prevent a solid front against the enemy Ohio Valley Extension Nashville Tcnn Sept 8ColJ- ohn McLeod chief engineer ofI the Ohio Valley railroad spent Sunday and Monday in Nashville anti has since been on a trip through the country in the direction of Clarksvillc and it is understood is laying out a route for a proposed extension of the Ohio Valley from Gracey Ky to Nash villi Have You Noticed It L A W Hullotln- jli s i bummer Rirls so woo beep told For Arc really a deceiving lot r r same young buds havn EO old That summer girls and soano1io not FROM TilE MAGAZINES The Mon who Does his Work From the Century Magazns This life is a strain and a struggle We are born to a world of care And of all tbo scurries and woes and worries 1e had a bit more than my sharer Its idle to say that its even And theres no such thing Bscbanct Though one has trdubleanotber has double One icrapes for tbo other to dance And some they whlno and they whimper Thais the kind that will never be missed For honest labor there always a ncighbai To lend him a helping fist This much I have learned for my comfort Its never worth while to shirk Blow east blow west the world wagi bC t For tLe man who dots his work Qiristian Endeavor Scribners MagazineScptember PERSONAL prljUlllccs go down before figures il the latter are big enough While no one could fail to sympathize with the motives and aims of the evangelical workers who are re sponsible for Christian Endeavor meetings it is undoubtedly true that their methods arc not wholly acceptable to some staid indi viduals who cannot bracket re ligion and emotion without trepidation Yet it is doubtful if even the Salvation Army presents such a noteworthy phenomenon as the rise of this society Some sixteen years ago Dr Francis E Clark the pastor of a cmirch in Williston Me took advantage of a fervent revival to organize a Young Peoples Society of Christian En deavor which was so successful that an account of it was pub lished a Jew months later tn two of the prom met religious papers This was in the summer of 1881 There arc today 50000 Christian Endeavor societies all over the world with a rapidly growing membership of over three million Now one may have serious doubts as to the efficacy of the comfort bags supplied by the Floating Society to sailors one may even be unmoved in the manner designed by the detailed parallel drawn by an enthusiast between a Christian Endeavorcr and a trolley car The far is the Endea rer The wheels arc his ability the trolley sfraytr The fender is his helping or saving handetcj but any organization which has in fifteen years enrolled three million individual in support of a most praiseworthy idea Which has lick ten million meetings and distri buted five million copies of its constitution in some forty different languages must claim altcntiom Repentant Haipcts September Magazine Drawer has received tin THE story concerning a reverend gentleman whose namo is withhHd The hero of the tale was regard cd as one of time brightest men in the Ohio Conference limit he had one besetting Mn exaggeration Time habit had become so fixed arid he carried it to such lengths that it was not only a matter of comment among his parishoncrs but among the preachers in that part of the State and time latter determined 10 bring the case before the annual conference at its next session It was customary when any personal matter affecting the preacher was discussed to request him to retire When the accused gentlemans turn came he gracefully withdrew and the complaint concerning his un fortunate habit was considered Upon his return the bishop inform ed his errant brother that the brethren feared he was doing the cause great harm by his abnormal tendency to draw the longbow and hoped he would make an ef fort to overcome the habit The minister confessed his fault with humility adding plaintively that he rcalig d his failing and that he had shed barrels of tears over it This was too iniidh for even a Methodist conference anti brought down the house A flystery Solved Harpers Magazine September NOr many years ago in England was a country legal practitioner whose greatest ambi tion was to see his only son become a minister of the Church and hay ing scraped together a fair share of this worlds goods he purchased the jidvowson of a country parish church In due course of time the son a jovial kindhearted fellow passed his university examination anti thereupon became entitled to sign after his name S C L ieScholar of Civil Law until the degree of B A was attained which latter however ho never took the trouble to assume Soon after en tering on Jug parish duties lie became a univcrsil favorite and was in conuUitt doinaud for charity ser mons or oil lretses in various placis and announcements of such were 01iirfi ciiiisiiciously aioiuU FV6- rult cs Him tt ScamitittI oni1 these posters which itmfonncitip- uilihic Unit olyn certain forlhcpiil a ing Sunday a sermon would be preached by the Rev W Green way S C L These letters puz zled their brains for some tine each having his own idea as to their meaning until one of them suddenly exclaimed I have it Bill I know fin father well Them letters means Son of a Country Lawyer Horses for the French Army Lexington Herald Jewchl Patterson dealers in horses on Thursday sold to M Lcibrie of Paris France a car load of horses to be used in the French army All of the horses were sixteen hands or over and of unusually good form and action A peculiar requirement observed by the French Government is that all horses for use in the army must be either bay chestnut or blackno light colored horses be iqg admissable AUof the consignment from here were bays which color is preferred Mr Jewell reports an advance in good horses with a more active market than for several years Republicans in the South New York Sun Democratic At no time since the close of the civil war have the prospects of the Republican party in the South been as bright as at present after the large defection from the Democratic party to Populism and the increased development of manufactures in time principal States South of Mason and Dixons line To the student of American politics it must seem somewhat sur prising that Kentucky and Maryland two Democratic strongholds should have Republican Governors and that in Tennessee at the last Presidential election time Republi cans should have polled 45 percent of the total vote in the State while they had 36 per cent ot it in Georgia 52 per tent in West Vir ginia and 47 per cent in North Carolina besides polling 167000 votes for McKinley and Hobart in Texas a State in which the Re publican vote in 880 was only 57000 in 1888 88000 and in 1892 81000 The fact is that the Republicans have been increasing rapidly in numbers and influence in all the States of the South particularly in those on the southern border with the exception of two South Caro lina and Mississippi in which by constitutional provision there is a large distranchisemcnt of colored voters The chief cause of this Populist party and has withdrawn man voters from the Democratic candi dates without getting many recruits from Republican ranks In no Presidential election since the close of the civil war have the Republicans polled so large an electoral vote in the Southern States as they did last year Mr McKinley received 12 electoral votes in Ken tucky 8 in Maryland and 6 in West Virginia which with 3 in Delaware make a total of 29 in what was formerly the solid South In three StatesNorth Carolina Virginia and Tennesseethe con test between time Democrats and the Populists on the one hand and time Republicans on the other was very close and the severance of friendly political relations between the Democrats and the Populists I in these States make more probable than heretofore Republican success A Colored Mrs Partinglon A colored Mrs Partington lives in Georgia and she talks interest inglyShe is about seventy years old and makes a great show of reading the Bible though it is well known she cannot read a line The other morning she was seat ed on her front porch with a large lapSome sal herGood morning aunt Caroline Mawnin1 sub mawnml Its right previous weather still Yes rather previous Dc clouds hang so low hit look like dey bout ter have a cot legience wid de airth II Yes it does look sorWell de Lawdll anus De Bible say lie distempers do wind ter dc born lambs Is that the Bible youre read irmgi Oh yes sub Why its upside down Look heah misterl said the old woman indignantly dont you spose I knowcd it What dif mince do it make Du Bible is so plain you kin des read it any way Literary Note Thin interiqrs of one llmmud of the most attractive homes in the United Stales have been photographed by The Lidies Home Journal One hundred of the best of these pictures will bo reproduced in that magazine The first article of the series Inside of a Hundred lIomeswilt appear in the October Journal Bedchambers reception and dining rooms bathrooms halls and apart ments of every kind will ba pictured jiiil as they are in d thy use Each picliini contains dozens of suggestions Every woman is interested in Ukin u peep into the most attractive homes in the land In see how they art arranged She wants In get practical hints and iiuw iduai fur fur nishing her own Tilt louse I photo graphed by hit Jnurmil dru lliosu occupied by persona of mdtriIii- ncotno Their Interior arnngcmrni shows what perfect laslo can ac complish with a little money and the touch ora womans deft lingers Home in every Slate In the Union from Malim to- iditirnitwetc photographed or tin Journals unique nnd useful Ririis rArc you a subscriber to I HE BEE omm be 11 I H OUT OF SIGHT WheatSllver Charts that Fol lowed Weavers Speech in 1 t WEBSTER COUNTY LAST FALL f Offer of Reward has Failed to Call One From its Hiding Dixon Ky Sept riThe ad vertisement of reward offered recently in TUE BEE for one of the many wheatsilver charts that were so numerously displayed in this county last fall have failed to call forth a single chart For some reason the silverites arc not anxious to see or hear about those charts which were designed to prove the eternal relationship of wheat and silver During the campaign of fall General Weaver made a lastI in Webster County which was tened to by a very largo number of farmers He referred to those Saunese twins wheat and silver and lmkt hearers have sworn by his arguments until advancing wheat and declining silver have knocked the wind out of them and better prices and good crops have filled their barns and made their pockets fatterIt shortly after his speech that these charts bearing the picture of thermometers withwheat and silver marked alternately at at equal heights in the columns made their appearance but with the advance of wheat am time foil in the price of silver they have nil been destroyed Among other things Gun Weaver said was this- I have come from the sri lit nnticiillurnl State of Iova to tell you tillers If the soil bow dependent upon silver Is tbo price of your wheat mhigreat cereal which serves mankind s the staff of life He also asserted that the price of farm products could never go up under the gold standard- A day or two ago two farmers one a National Dcmocrit and time other a freesilver man met atn country store riot far from here and discussed politics and prices Mr J A Justice the cold farmer siM to Mr John Price the silver man who youwillingprices under H gold standard Prices are picking up wellsaid Mr Price and things lire In Rood shape for farmers ex cept for this drouth Mr Justice said he had been farming in Webster county lor twentyone years And I never knew the time ho continued when uo could get as much money for what we raise Ofcourse I want all Ian Ret but to be honest about it prices on some of our products are higher than they ought to be I do not know of a thing on which we arc not getting hilt paying prices except horses and mules The farmers understand tbli and have quit talking fres silver I am satisfied that many of those who voted for Uryan last year wilt vote for Hindman ii November In an argument the other day I pinned one silver man down until he admitted that supply and demand made wheat hog cattle tobacco etc go up and then I asked him if he still thought the crime of 1873 made prices law last year while supply and demad made them high this year II dive Them Permits San Antonio Express Debs and Sovereign should be given special permits to carry pistols and shoot old Plutocracy on sight Dont Run Ajln Uf Ashland News The recent earthquake that shook up Japan wasnt a marker to the shaking up that country would get if it were foolish enough to attempt to fight the United States A caterpillar in a month will devour 6000 times its own weight in food HovVorry Affects the BrainI Pharmaceutical Products I Modern science has brought to light nothing more curiously inter esting than the fact that worry will IdllMorc remarkable still it has been able to determine from recent discoveries just how worry docs kill It is believed by many scientists who have followed most carefully the growth ol the science of brain diseases thatscores of the deaths set down to other causes are duo to worry au l that alone Tim theory is a simple one so simple that anyone can readily under stand ih Briefly put it amounts to this Worry injures beyond repair certain cells of time brain nnd the brain being the nutritive cen tar of tho body time othor organs becomes gradually injured anti when some diseases of these organs or a combination of thorn arises death finally ensues Thus does worry kill Insidiously like many another dicutsc it creeps upon tho bruin intho turin of n single constant tioverklst iden as tIme dropping of water over period of years will wear a groov in aMonr notices worry gradually imperceptibly hut no less stirrly destroy the bruin cells that heath all the rest that are so to spbnk the commnndmi officers of menial power health and motion Vorry to mall time theory still stronger is mill irritant at certain points which produces Ittilit harm if itcoimst UK iv Is or irregularly Occasional 01 rlnl of the system the brain can copes with hut the item ten nnd ivitcrntion of onu id IM oft tliHpiiettng sort tlic culls of time Ir tin an not proof against It is kt if time skull were laid bare timl tIme smfuco of the brain struck lightly with n Itniniuci every few seconds with never a sign ol n letup or time failure of a strokeJust in this way docs the annoying idea tilt maddening thought that will not bo done away with strike or fall tion certain nerve cells hover ceasing anti week by week diminishing thu vitality of these delicate organisms that ore so minute that tliuy oan only be seen under the microscope lime llopkinsvillu New Era has the following comment on the new game law Hero is A nuw game law tlia will meet with general approval Book agents may bu lulled from October i to September i spring poets front March i to June Ji scandalmongers April t to DC cctnbor i j umbrella borrowers August i to November I and February i to May i while every mar who accepts a paper two year bu when the hill is presumed says I navr ordered it may be killci on sight without reserve or relic from valuation or appraiscmcu laws and buried without benefits oi clergy Reversible Courier journal The Bryan argument seems te be that when prices of farm pro 187isI the explanation must be found ii I time law of supply and demand t FOR JENNY Im happior than any Of the Klondike folks I see For Im diggin gold for Jenny An shes baldn bread for ma- In sunny days or rainy Its never Car I roan iInAn at my toil Im ningln1 i For still her lace I see i Who thinks no fl wer thatll springing Is too sweet to wrar for met 1TheripineForAn Jennies love Is hilmi- So rm happier than any Of the Klondike folks 1 see lenny4sAnAll tnts Constitution BETTER TinES COMING IllcfMitrs that vireimiilinR On ilie Ucrs in spring- TenHctlylcfiullitiR UiriSs to pauio and sine 7 Walt for us no loncrr Wild a 111 iitltli lwigs citico rail lir tlringir Ready io tar fnili Glowing promini niin ltl Not so lung OKI I VVrc the words will pinnlnl Soon the unit whlIln V HoH will not Ii iMiishtil j ThotiRli the ilijs w in Ifir Ilnwrnbf porcti liivii vVnishrd lint time iruit i h ir WAmshsingtnn SIlr- L The Kidykc FIcids The Burlington Kotito is this If rvcl northwest line in Seattle or Fa coma anti the direct wcstwur l line to San Francisco en route h t Alaska From 80 to 200 mill and several hours saved by tlm Burlingtons splundid passenger train service to the northwest from Su Louis Katmq City or St Joseph Pullman sleepers anti Free Chair Cars on nil through trills Several extra steamers will sail before thu season closes 11plailedinformation signed L W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo t sw4lkf THEwi Filth Avenue Hotel 4 I LOUISVILLE KY k Is the Only FirstC ass 4 200 Per Day Hot l g in the City jj COME AND SEE US 3 p tPIKE CAMPBELL k MANAGER fc V 40V V A Cipllal Sick Paid In Snrplat Fond 50000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of n bank account are numerous Il is not io business men we are talking they know all about Itbut to salaried mm wage earners and 16 women nrthe money always ready andout tquandcringsmall sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Wantedfln Idea = ir- I rrotrct Tnur tIal thur tnur wrtlUu Wrllo JOHN WKUItKIIUUIlK CuTPal t Atlor niT Waihlnruin l O for their oRcr ml now lieS Z on tbounud =wanted kI TO iTEiUP AIIDYOURj cCOAi BLL5DOWll nAil V APMITY WRITE FOR Ii W 1G r T THE BESTrEAM COALON TIE MA KCTvSEttD UJA TflLALc ORDptAMD YOU WILL HO 1 OTIIERJORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 6 1 t1 ATlSrACTlOH GUARANTEED J1 i 5D I t 4 i sii i I ml ji q ai- 4 c t rT I I T rs 1- I f c t1 t 1 j i riv t i t rki t L 1k a 4 f 0 r i y rlzIttffi1 i I 1J J 4L 11 7 1 H u EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS YFRANK TUTT PROPRIETOR MAIIsONVILLEKY14Iakcs unstlrp3sscd Flour Meal Bran Crushed Corn Feed thing a hrstclass mill produces The people iMealevery arc invited to come in and be treated right i on exchange as much as any mill and guarantees satis faction Flour warranted to he superior quality Trade With Webster McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION NAS VLTUGNNESSEE HI r The Exhibit of the i Nashville Chattanooga I and St Louis Railway Atthc Terminal Station in tho Centennial Grounds is one of the most interesting instructive and costly displays at the ETposition and should be seen by every visitor It consists of an artistically arranged display ol Agricultural Products Minerals Timbers Valuable Relics Curiosities etc collected from points along the line traveled by this Road which penetrates the most fertile and picturesque portions of the South Trains leave the Union Depot Nashville every fifteen minutes for the Centennial Terminal Station The Quickest and Best Route Fare Five Cents JJV 1DONT FAIL TO SEE ITlTBa NEW ENTERPRISE STOVES ST 200000 ==They ae made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who ate sustained by the producta of Southern Ofartner j they last lonccr and make more homes happy than any other gtoTe on earth Tire back guaranteed for 13 yean If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN lWIurACTUullt or COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc CIALW IN 1China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary and convenient for tlio Kitchen Dining Room Laundry and Dairy vwwlr I I MEDICINEI for th- eMilliON BICYCLESA ProprietaryMedicine for Packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade comPllIITIplacedor eomproMCd powdered preparation U ivrtaln medicinal drugs nicer to more e use onioui inullcil men than any other tor the euro or ii- IoItIonoCauchlIIicommontomanns liuvo their origin to an Impaired dlgettlon or vaakened cspwlty for nailmIlallug foo4ithiorbtnr nourlibxnent ani nitminaung wsstc cerydijesieprinciplethatextendedMahould be In accordance with the latest KrfitleU methods of modern tele nco the latulrapacked In glass protected by absorbent cotton and securely corked Kren the corki used IiaveEoen ode grade so high In Its requirements that no manufacturer of these ererrdajr could supply moro than a small proportion from bis output that- would meet the exacting specifications Tito plan vials were In turn packed In boats of A not u in ueauty and perfection of workmanship thoso used tbo mottfaitldloua dealers In Jewel and ornamcnlsofgold UaTlncsetihrlrhlghstandard andnereronnwntlnirto rary from the proprietor resorted to the accepted modem methods of miking their commodity seven hundred thousand dollars In vested wllbll nO years la newspaper advertising has Informed every American cltUcn concerning the superior qualities ot lUpans Tsbulcg lldlng thougmf and palnstakinr oen of the chaaged condition that wanlllCuponthat tiiero A present tilititent demand a lower price for every article that thebestvrappiu aud pocking or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might re roars hut Is uoldleuln the case of A purchase Intended to be consumed n ezperiencpthatcetienoe from exposure that inletit at first iiavo been expected inasmuch as under pocketforever Acting upon these suggestion and noting particularly the grant newspapers ikowaoId a rent instead rate of Ore limePbalmoual and tho general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sale the company hero entered upon the experiment of putting up lupine Tabulealn packagebeinga proprietary medlclno FIVE CENTSten tabules or doses for onehalf cent each whichIiI plalnlTIrIIIa to Ih3 tonn and comparative coat of pecking or putting up The fivecent pcbL CP r irfl not yet to xhad of all delers although Ii probable that almolt any drug singleII t imn forwarded to the Itipans Chemicat Co No 10 Spruce Nt New York Until the I riiInrn thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied al aI iirlc which will them a fair margin of irofltvlsi I cartons for 40 centsit i forlt1 I I I R JOHN D CASTLIMAX AUTIIUR G LANGIIAM DKECKINK1DGE CASTLEMAN Royal Insurance Col OF LIVERPOOL The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Docs the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States LISSIS Paid in Kentucky in 1896 24983103 BRBEE CASTLEMANManagers Southern Department General OfficeLouisville PAUL M MOOR Earlinfjton Ky Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity C I A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OP T- HIS4TjflR1llHT 4 STIluTTOJiBlISIllESSBOLlEBL- jy2 CJ3rl1ear LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 1 j frY y Omtaliu IalunUe Information to Uuueileilrtno to Lair ii t BOOHEEPHIQ SHORINNO TELEGRAPHY pHANSHlP F- JCtJkJrwt9 t r1 f juraifvc situation R ry Low I r TuB SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XII THIRD QUARtER INTER NATIONAL SERIES SEPT 19 Trxt of the Lcvm AclsJS 22femi i ory Verses 33Slr Golden Text Act xr 35 Commentary by tlio Rev P jr Stcar2a J S3 AntI now behold I RO bound la tho spirit unto Jcrusiilcii not knowing tho things thnt pjinll befall jno there After tho npronr at JCplicatis rmil went to Macedonia and Greece then returned through Mnccdonln to Asln and aiming If possible to bo nt Jerusalem by Pento cost ho tarried n little nt Mllctns anti sent to Ephcsus for tho cldcni of tho church to como nnd ECO him Our lesson Is jiurt of his nddrcsa to thoso elders llo reminded them thnt em Ing the Lord with nil hu utility and In many trlajs ho hOt both publicly nnd prlrntcly taught both Jews and Greeks repentance toward God and faith toward our Lord Jesuit Christ 28 SflVO that tho Holy Ghost witness cth In crcry city mylng that bonds and afflictions abide inc Tlio Lord hnd said to Ananias I will show him how great things ho must suffer for My immos sake npostl091InJohn JtTI1I3 14IIDnt nono of thso things more mo ITo thought of nothing but of magnifying Christ Phil I CO ready to bo bound and Imprisoned nnd to dlo for tho imrao of tho Lord Jesus If thus God would bo moro glorified Acts xxl 13 Ho was Intrusted with tho gospel of the grace of God and ho fearlessly lived It and spolio It dny by day under nil circum stances not as pleasing men but God who trleth our hearts I Thcsa II 4 IIII And now behold I know that yo nil among whom I hnvo pono preaching tho kingdom of God shall see my face no more Tho last wo hear of Paul In this book ho Is In Rome n prisoner but ho la preaching tho kingdom of God and teaching those things which concern the Lord Jesus Christ Acts xsvill 01 Thus ho was ono with Him who had chosen hint for In Acts I 8 wo find that our Lord Jesus during tho 40 days between Ills res urrection and ascension spoke of tho things pertaining to tho kingdom of God 20 Wherefore I take you to record this day that I am puro from tho blood of nil mon Ho said In II Cor vll DIIWe- hato wronged no man wo hnvo corrupted no lean wo haro defrauded no nan Ho had sought to UTe pa an ciufcnssador tor Christ In Christs stead beseeching men to bo reconciled to God II Cor v CO and La had been by the grace of God such a faithful witness that tho blood of nono to whom ho over testified could bo required at his hand Bzck xxxlll 70 27IIFor I have not shunned to declare unto you all tho counsel of God All that Paul has on band to pass on to others Is of God Ho prcnchcs tho gospel of the grace of God nnd the kingdom of God and the counsel of God to gather out and to build up the church of God nnd In It all ho alms only to please God Ho spoko tho word faithfully ODd diminished not a word Jer xxiii 28 xxcl 2 28 Feed tho church of God which Ho bath purchased with His own blood There is no redemption but by tho blood of Christ by which alone wo receive tho forgiveness of sins Eph I 0 7j Rev I 6 v 0 neb Iz 22 nnd each ono who truly receives tbo Lord Jesus trusting only in Ills finished work becomes a part of tho church of God whether ho ever boo comes part of nny church on earth or not Now being saved It Is tho privilege of every saved one to unite with some com pany of Gods people called 1 church but they ought to be sure thnt It Is n church whero their souls will bo fed with the word of God for nothing else will truly nourIsh thn souL I Pet II n v CI Job Mill 12 Jcr xv 10 ntydepartingamong you not sparing tho flock II Since tho serpent slandered God In Eden there have always been those who follow him seeking tho destruction of souls sometimes they seem bent simply upon tho ruin of people and sometimes It Is to sot follower for a person or a doctrine or n sect I 81 Therefore watch and remember that by the paco of three years I not to warn crery ono night and day with tears Paul had no fear for the loss of nay soul that had truly received tho Lord Jesus his words concerning them nro almost os strong r8 our Lords own words Phil I 0 I Cor 7 8 John x 2720 but ho did fear lest they might only have a knowledge of Him without truly reed ing Thin Itch vl 40 x 20 and also mightlose16 Jx 27 hence his earnest admonition to taLo heed and watch 82 AnsI now brethren I commend you to God anti to tho word of ills grnco which is ohio to build you up When our Lord was about to leave Ills disciples He MaryMyyour God John xx 17 that Ho would keep from tho evil those whom IIo bad given Htm anti that Ho would sanctify them through tho truth This word John xvll 11 16 17 And when Ho said I have given them Thy word the words which Thou gayest Mo John xvll 8 14 ho must have believed that these words were tho very best thing that Ho could give them In another place IIo MillliTho words thnt speak unto you they nro spirit and they are life John vl CO 88 I have coveted no mans pllvcr or told or apparel II Tho people testified of Samuel Thou host slot defrauded us nor oppressed us neither host thou taken aught of nny mans hand I Sum xII 8 To tho Thcialonlans Paul wrote remind lag them of his labor night and day that ho might not bo n burden to any ono I Thoss II 0 0 81 Yen o yourselves know that these bands have ministered unto my necessities and to thorn thnt were with me He was very grateful for all gifts from tho Lords people and cpeaks of such as an odor of a sweet smell n sacrifice acceptable well pleasing to Ged 85 Remember the words of tho Lord Jesus how Ho eald It Is moro blessed to give than to receive ptihapa referring to such teaching of our Lord ns Is found In Luke vl 80 xlv 13 11 or potulbly refer ring to some unrecorded sayings of our onlybegottenHo gave Himself Tho grace of our Lord Jesus Christ was manifest in Ills becom ing poor for us that wo through Ills pov erty might bo rich Tho love tbnt Ho manifested In laying down Ills Ufo for ns should wake us ready to lay down our lives for others II Cor Till 0 I John ill 10 Dut most of us are moro ready to 10 celvo than to give and so John III 10 Is munch moro familiar than I John III 10 and I Tim I 1C than Titus III 8 Sam Jones at Henderson Henderson Journal meetinginducted by Rev Sam Jones has been definitely settled and the first service will begin at 3 oclock Sunday October 17 The Rev Stuart will assist in the preaching and the singing will be under the direction of Mr Tillman one of the best known church singers in the United States The tabernacle will be ready in due time An inventor in Madrid has suc ceeded in making a superior quality of soap out of grasshoppers Pockets in ladies dresses first appeared in England during the reign of Edward III il PiSQS CURE FOR bi1tltt Au LIE fAILS float Vsein1ELu1I I 1 I I t thI tI 1si BERNARD COAL COMPANY I 111 INOOrtPORATEDr II ClOKEJiI LiGeneral Officej EarlingtonI Kentucky i ftBrFtr1chiA M CARROLL ITennes ifilwAS FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Eyansville m- dV11ctti ti 1s AcrittJOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis M6 i J VV BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III ITHE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL I For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles i Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET iIBRUSHED COKE FOR BflSE BURNERS AND FURNBBES IWh buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One i ton of the Crushed Coke will do i the same work as T one ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 14 hICHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic For the Week Beginning Sept 19 Comment by llcv So II Dojlc TOPIC Biblo directions for practical life Eph vl 10 A memory meeting suBgcstwl In this passage tho npostlo refers to tho duties incumbent upon tour classes of people which includo most of tho duties of oveiy day life Theeo nro tho duties of children of parent of ser vants and of masters 1 Tho duties of children to parents verses 13 In theso verses tho unties of children to parents are set forth with tho reasons for so doing 1 Tho first dnty is obedience Children obey your parents in tlio Lord 2 Time second duty is honor Honor thy father and thy mother Tho reasons given are I It is right 2 It is tho first of the commandments with promise 3 It carries with it tho promise of prosperity and of long lifo Children owo honor and obe dience to parents This commandment cannot be too much emphasized today Tho commandment is largely reversed today and children are demanding obo dicuco from parents This is contrary to right and justice and to tho direct command of God Tho scripture con stantly enforces tho precept Honor thy father nud thy mother and in obeying parents children obey God and in disobeying parents they disobey God 2 Tho duties of parents to children verso 4IIAntI yo fathers provoko not your children to wrath bnt bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord Tho duties of parents aro hero expressed both negatively and pos itively 1 Parents are not U provoko their children to wrath 2 Thoy aro to bring them up in tho nnrtnrn and admonition of tho Lord These aro tho two duties of parents to children Tho child uatnro is hike n very delicato in strument It may bo played upon in such n way as to wake life sweet and pleasant and harmonious or harsh and discordant Our children belong to God They are precious gifts from God We should train them up for Him His command is Bring up this child for Me and I will pay thco wages 3 Tho duties of servants to inns ters verses 67 Theso duties are sum med up in tho word obedience Serv ants be obedient to them that are your masters in the flesh II This obedience is to be rendered 1 with fear and trembling 2 ns unto Christ nnd not unto men 3 not with oyo service to please men 4 but ns tho servants of Christ doing tho will of God from tho heart Theso characteristics should bo seen in tho work of nil those who labor for other 1 Tho duties cf mustcH to gory ants Musters arc to do the Kama thing that Is do to tho servants as they would hnvo them do to them They are not to Uneaten If cmptcd to grind them down to defraud or to make life bitter they lIe to remember that Ono is their Master iu heaven who will hold them responsible God wilt hold all men who have had others employed for the way In which they treat them God perfornmuiico Bible Readings Kx xx 12 Deut vi 00 xxvii 17 1 Sam i 028 1s cxliv IMC Lev xix 32 Provo xx II xxII 16 Mnl 10 I Cor x 31 Gal vi 0 Col iii 2023 II Tim HI 1117 TItus U M3 1 Pet ii 1126 Getting Away From Gods Iurptxe There ia no BUCCCSS III nil this world which is so to bo dreaded no tile success of getting uwny front Gods purpose soytheything is running smoothly money is coming in and they write over nil these things This in success But until they have found Godit plan for their lives tho moro success they have tho upoutheirthey have fallen into line with Gods plan for tlmcmB Ji Bpecr There arc said to be about 480 256000000Confucians dues i8oococoo Mohammedans These arc ma I ely estimated figures L REV HALL RETURNS Methodist Conference at Pine ville Adjourned Greta llivtr District AopolatmtaU No Change In Ireildlng Elder Pincvillej Ky Sept 13fheseventyfirst session of the Kentucky Confcrcrencc of the Methodist Episcopal Church closed its session here tonight with t short talk by Bishop Mallalieu The Conference will meet in Maysvillc next year some time during September Rev C C Hall is returned lo the Earlington circuit and Rev PresidingElderFollowing is a complete list of appointments for that district Green Uiverdistrict S W Schel ton Presiding Elder Bremen W W Ariner Dawson Springs sup ErubreyDeeruiBton C C Hall Greenville G P D Jeffries Hopkinsville N C Lainh Hickory Grove E B Timmons Marion G M Burnett Milhurn W C Wilson Morgan town A J Bennett Canton C S Jtipin Olaton J T Smith Owonhoro II C Shaw Owens horo Circuit J H Hays Paducah W T Dunn Sugar Grove H R Hardison Chaplain Eddyville Penitentiary D F Kerr Rowes Case Dismissed Louisville Sept 14TIle case of J E Rowe the Common wealths Attorney in the Owens boro district who figured on the Police docket as J E Monroe with a charge of drunkeness attached was dismissed yesterday JudgeThompsonRowe has been greatly troubled by Ink thirst After divers com plications arising therefrom had been settled he went it was re ported to New Albany to take the gold cure Sunday evening he was in Louisville and was arrested on havingbecomewith a cabman Rowe is the silvcrite nominee for rcelectian It it said that an effort will be made to have him withdraw STOP YER KICKIN Slop yer kickin bout the times youSkirmish the dimes youCroakindress Growlln isnt init Fix your peepers on success Then go in to win it Times is glum good agin Try lo help them all you kin lipThatTry lo gel a better grip youPutneighborThrow Git right down lo labor dayThings way Stop yet kickin an get a hold Of the wheel an turn it goldLess eyesStopAn youll notice that yer skies Allusll be sbinin trySneakdie Barton SI1tisdcs number the men by 148669 r ur Colored iiens- mWWm pesteiningloGin ALiiiUDii Eailutilon Kt Bishop U W Arneli in hit address la the west Kentucky Conference of ibV African Methodist Episcopal Church coo demaed lImo use of AfroAmerican and other names that mad been applied lo Iho American negro and declared thai be was a negro and was not ashamed of it Bradley Dunvil was buried at Slaugbl ersvilla Sunday Ed Killebrc Is very tick and is not ex peeled tolive Mrs Henry Earl is very sick Rev Matthew Tomer of Nashville will preach allbe Baptist church tonight All are invited The public school opened Monday with 120 pupil enrolled Rev J W Henderson preached at the A M E Church Sunday Rev T H Merri weather ii in Nash ville this week J W Jabnson is very sick with fever at Madisonville Messrs Will lloss Simon Dunlap and George Alexander were in Slaughlersville Sunday Sheep are sometimes taken over a bad road to get in a good position Mrs Cella Dunlap b on thdsick list Ben hunt Is on the sick list Mrs Rose Rilcllff was in Madisonville Sunday J E fpdd left Tueiday night fur Grape Creek IU T B jroerwas sick Tuesday Mrs Ed Mines It on the sick list this week a- Miss Belle Margraves will be mirried to Mr Patterson Monday night Little Robert William is on the lick list this week Rev eftY Dupes the vooer able pas tor of the Washington Street Baptist church aP4ducahdied In Kansas September jib Ha preached in the morn log at eleven oclock from the text Ye must be Born again and died the tame day at 19 p m Funeral services were conducted Tbursday the glb beglnnlue at 1000 oclock a m and dosing at 330 p m and were attended by miniilori and lawyers from all over the State Teachers Association The First Magisterial district teachers association will be held at St Charles Friday Sept 17th The following is the programs i Call to order at 10 a m Devotional exercises by local minister Welcome addressClyde Nisbot- Respon 1030 to louj Development of the Will Power of the CbildL R Ray Discussed by W W Teague and MM Lens Campbell 1055 iisio Perception and Aes thetic Culture MIsi Della Parker Ten mtbatea discussion by Amanda Ewing and Taylor Craynor DisciplineNof Association Adjourn to meet at i p m i to r23ModehLsnguago Work Min nie by Mr Emcaa Knox and Mn Lena Campbell HlstoryOPand Lclcber Fox 155 to2io How to overcome Mono tone and Secure Proper Enunciation Mod ReadingClydeNisbet Discussion by LinnIe Wbilfiold and Lewis Oalf2- 201QlttroUow to Make Spellers W W Teague Discussed by members 245 to 300 Claaa Work In Geography A J Fox Soggatlions by Belle Parker andO P 310 to 315 Making Civil Government a Live Study T Craynory Discussed by L R Rayan4 Lewi Oats 33 to 350 Practical Work in Physi ology Leicber Fox General discussion 4OO to 430 Mfscellaaeous N Hoiooou VIcePres THE NEW BABY 0110101 W CABLB There came to port last Snndiy night The queerest little trail Without an Inch of rigging on I looked and looked and laughed It seemed so curious that she Should cross the unknown water And moor herself right In my room My daughter 0 my daughter She has no manifest but Ibis No flag floats oer the water Shes too new for time British Lloyds My daughter 0 my daughter Ring out wild bellaod tamed ones tool Ring out the layers moon I Ring in the little wonted sockil Ring In Ibe bib and spoon Ring out Ibe mussel ring in the nursel Ring In the milk and water I Away with paper pen and ink My daughter 0 ray daughter The tour thousand men at lb Pennsyl vania railroad shops in Pittsburgh are ordered on filly hours a week instead of Ibirlylwo hours Are you a subscriber to TilE Bin You should be L II N TIME TABLE Effective May 30 1897 OUT No 51 No 91 No 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