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Digital page images are linked to the text file. vt w S TwrI ri i U- t riJJGHTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1897 NO 38 Ne er C 1 7 911Ca11I t u tI I 1 n epcrrn 1s rem rAys use b t gone bcr t oi e QoY 1 1tts1bJAotC g1S I ento ig rernt y 01 0- 1UrnnlCI 00cornp U 1 11 b 1 1t tO cb 1tcIc2PtV d Ye et Ob1 nO 5Ot1 tutU Cotc lCllW1L 0 titOt2wiI gufatlT 1lifl- I r lIt 1rTENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND I INTERNATIONALEXPOSITION I NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS I RAILROAD DONT FORGET IT r By Ibis lino you secure the Maximum of J Speed Safely Comfort Sillsfactioa at the Mlnimutp of Expense Anxiety Dothei k and Fatigue EXCURSION TICKETS 1Oosale at reduoed rates from all points on this line and connection to Nashville and return during the continuance of the Ten nessee Centennial and International Exposition PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAHS Between Nashville and Chattanooga At 1b 1 JacksonvilleKnoxville4 more Philadelphia New York Ports mouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis LIttle Hock Texarnana Sherman Waco Dallas and Fort Worth PALACE DAY CatCHES ON ALL TRAINS j Information Pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES HATES ETC Will be cheerfully furnished upon application to Ticket Agents or to A I WBLCII DIv Past Agent Mem phis Tenn J II LATIMBR Southeastern Pass Agent Atlanta Ca- Dt J MUUANBV Northeastern Pas Agent I 59 W 4th St Cincinnati Ohio I R AgentRoomI URIARH F HILL Northern Is Agent ChicagoJ1 Chattanooga Tenn W L DAN LEVI General Passenger and Ticket Agent- Nashville Tenn A LA DELLE JARDINIEREI tL FRITSCH SON FASHIONABLE1 f j f TAILOR ii A 1t v 1 V 4 AND 4i IMPORTERS CLOTHS AND SUITINGS 321 Upper First Street r1EVANSVJLLE INDIANA lie earnestly solicits the piIron age ol his Hopkins county friends W A NISDBT ProjIJant r O W WADDILL Cmtiler Sfopkins Leuntv JBAN l MADISONVILLE KY I Capital Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business nnd invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most sncura vault in that section of Kentucky Co Compound Prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist to have a largs amount of drugs fresh drugs Ho must give the bet possible work and for compensation be must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REM EM BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE crV ST JAMES HOTEL 11 jf I ST LOUIS le qr a RATES 2OQ PER DAY Room and Breakfast 5100 EUROPEAN PLAN 100 Per Day ftriRoas 6oed Meats Good Service iVkeiyou Visit St Louia stop nt kST JAMES HOTELj jfi i I tt tiNtl1 iJ tc f TURKISH BATHiS Open all N2 Jt r TIlE STRIKE ENDEDI Unless Unforesoon Dovolophionti Occur In the Anthraolto Roglon Tho Miner Wilt Ilolurn to Work MOM Than One Half of tliobtrll JIIIIIl1IIOou Qobln 1crinlU the Arrvnt of HhrrlfT Murtlii nuU liii UrlullcI HAZIETJV Io Sept SO Unless un foreseen dovelopmciiU occur tho an thracite coal atrilco in tills region ii ended Toduy 1t33J men half of thu full complement returned to work utC thu llonoybrook collieries of tim Le 0thewhilo tlio Cranberry Crystal Ridge anti llanvooj collieries of tho same company und CoxoV collieries In the Drlfloii district remained ut work Tho latter weio to havu nettled thet question of strike today but ut the request of the operators hell oil tillrThursday next Tho employee of tim Huzlo mines ot the Lehigh Valley Co nw tonigh cou aldcrlng tho question of returning In the morning and will probably do so Nearly 0ODO strllcoM have returned or will do so tomorrow nuLl a llttlo less than that number arc allll out with iudicutlous in favor of their the worlcer4ITho only Incidents of today wore small outbreaks at Latttmcr nnd Eckglay both of which w ro quickly tlued and the serving of warrants of arrest upon Sheriff Martin and a num ber of his deputies At Lattitncr a band of women at tempted to drive out 300 Italians whot returned to work They wore armed with clubs nUll stones nud moved on tho cujjlneliousj null thu companys stores Time raid looked forbidding for a time nud was not ended until throetcompanies of thin Thirteenth with Used bayonets had prcusd badtanti dispersed time crovd Time disturbance nt Uckly was on at tempt by strikers to Intimidate the men who wauled to worlc und it too was quieted down by the troops with out violencePTho break of tho strike Is practically a victory for time operators as in only one or two instances have tho demand of tho men been granted although several companies have promised to consider tho grievances rime warrants for the arrest of Sheriff Martin and his deputies were issued today by Judges Lynch and Ilouuolt at Vtlkesbarre They were servcilthero tonight and no wasimade Tho wrltu contain 78 namestincluding the sheriffs and tho latter has agreed to deliver nil tho deputies for a hearing tomorrow A company of thu Ninth regiment will oscort them to VllUcsbarre lea Oobiu permitted time service of LImo writs buctuiio ho thinks time civil au thoritioi uro now able to liandlo the situation Time gradual withdrawn of the troops will bo considered tomartrow REASONS FOR INTtHVENTION Uacllth lourual 1oluu Out Aiuorlcau mlrhlaILONDON Sept 3OTiio Speaker pub pUniLtteluding portion of which ItsujB Wu inuit not forget that America has perfectly Icgitimato business In wrest in Cuba Tho Unlteil States gay criiinoiit can flnd excellent reason to IlItnCh wheuovjsr it lutes It can not Mop thu supply of arms and niun to til insurants except by nn elaborate uiiciigUt 11 illlUcult coast winch hub- slleoplufon would not 11 tau 11 Tho policy of tim Insurgents has lieuu to drain tho 0Iboon iitfccesiftltr fn Psh defeat ut Victoria de lax Timu gives Spain u hoc which It is luipjil will cheek In ilrid loiviird buuUriiptuy nud civil wIl it tht mtei k tll recall Lieu Wi ileiJ fstop Which liio irreprdvilblo criuisius of his followgcnerals ought to utilitaU1 Tho next stop Is TO nrjrnijfJ tcrmi with tho aid of tlio United SUu Otherwise Spain may havo grvuior ihingor to facj utter the meet ing i of congress in IJeuember and cur tiiuly alto will ba toss able to fMoI them Pound lMiiBllii from u LlwbIKiiiuiA N Y Kept 33rhio body of 1Mwiird II Holdeii II carpenter was found hanging from tho limb of u tree III tho wooji three anti a half trifles front this city yesterday Ho hired u liorsj and carriage to go to Mlllport Saturday uftcrnoon The horse andI wagon were found near by Time wagon wus covered with blood and lloldcu unit two gashes on his right arm abovu thu elbow and four on his wrist evi dently cut with a knife but no haifa could bj found or money on his pot ton ulttiough his wIfe said ho had 8107 whou ho left home lUAleuiaUu luiurcont Success Confirmed YASIIIOTOV bopt 18A telegram has beon received aj the state depart mont confirming tho prose reports of time capture by insurgents of time gov ernment position nt Quezalteudngo Guatemala This place is about CO wiles back from the Pacific coast Forty Ienoni Drowned Sr PfiTKOsnuno Sept 17Two steamers tho Tzarvltch and Malpitka1 collided yesterday in tho Volgavncar Astrakhan The former sank Her passengers panicstricken jumped nto time river Many reached tho shore but 40 wcro drowned i HpuiiliH Mlulitcr or Ilunuco Kxcom muulcatod MADRID SepL lBTho blshdp of Majorca Balearic Inlands has excom municated the Spanish minister of finance Senor J Ueverter for taklajj possession of the treasury of aVchurcIh In hU diocese li 1 VVhatChnnce Have They Hell fer Sarl nCeekis said fd bGthe real namejof Kentuckyjl rivtileland now tlifylfave estab Ijshed a Sunday scndol riqar its banks which is known as Helli t r Sartamn Sunday school i TIns rather improbable circumstance moves the Savannah Newsask yThe interesting tjuestlon tvhaid- hancej hai ItS rUlltl h to IDES rnUCTIVE FIRE A Threatening Illaze at the County teat of S 1 Louis County Mo- ST Louis Sept JOA blaze broke nt Clayton the county scat of St Low county at eight oclock TuesdayC night which threatened to supremefordozen excited citizens were badly hurt in thelrcfforts to save tho burning buildings The local volunteer fire company under Chief Potcr Kcrth fought nobly but wore powerless to b prevent the progress of the flames and Swlngloy of St Louis was calledCupon for assistance Ho sending engine No 30 and truck No to the rescue but they arrived too ate to render any practical service A row of four framo twostory build- Ings on time northwest side of the pub Ho square owned by Judge Herman Hclntzc and valued nt 95000 were to tally destroyed as also their contentsr which wero owned by F W he proprietor of tho Clayton Fulton The total loss from tho fire was STMO h A HEAVY BLOW Death nnd Doitructlon on tu3 Icdlttna Hlate Fnlr Qroundl w iNDiAXArous Ind Sept 18A ter rific windstorm passed over tho state lair grounds Thursday afternoonblow lug down trees overturning tenta and killing two people ono a baby in Its mothers arms Ono horso was killed a falling tree and tho storm spreadb eneral consternation and a panic in the grand stand Consider- Ing tho manner in which the limbs and portable missiles of ull kinds wore flying through tho air for some time it Is considered miraculous that was not a grcatcrloss of life POST OFFICE ROBBEDo ODe of tho Ilobben Mortally Wounded aall CapturedpDEHVEII Col imo News from Chadron Nob says Three masked highwaymen entered 1cc postoQlceat Belmont this countyp Thursday and by tho liberal sixshooters compelled tho postmaster to deliver up some 8103 of post olllco funds They made their escape but two were apprehended in Crawford fter lively fighting in which one of the robbers was mortally wounded by Marshal Spearman of Crawford A SMALLSIZED RIOT it Wfti Started la Chicago by Couple ol Anirchlit EmiuarteiqCHICAGO Sept posed to be tho emissaries of some an archistic society denounced tho govJernment branded time Ioles of s cringing cowards and as a climax ore a slllnll American flag into sbrcdsat- gUlaekhawU and Noble streets Wednes ay nightwduring which tho supposed anarchists were badly beaten and narrowly cs capcd beingIdilied- GOING TO MASSACHUSETTS Che TrciMtnt to Stake a Drier Visit to the Old naT StatidWASHINGTON Sept ent has arranged to leave Wasimiugc on early next week for a is Massachusetts Tie will bj accom panied by Mrs McKinley und MrOCourtulou lila stenographer Ills tination Is North Adams MIlS whore mc will b ho guest of W D lMuniccttb It is tho present resident to return to Waihlugton time In time latter week of thistmouth WAS IT ANDREES A lintlium Nleliteil nt Antilllrntrjloijt Arctic Haul ST PururHUiwo Sapt 18A tote graphic niLssago received here fromtKraMtioyarsk in the interior of uy that on September 11 at 11 oclockd tt night the Inhabitants of age of Aiilzltlrovrskoje in tho elli trict of Yeniseisk Arctic Itussinbsaw a balloon bolloved to be Prof Audrec thu Swedlih uerouout who loft tho Island ol Trouisoo shortly before 230 p III on July 11 in an at tempt to crois tho polar regions ATTEMPTED TRIPLE MURDER- s Actor Cool Attack Ills Wife Sarttut uud Babe The Wife Severely InJurcJ- NKWI YoiiKSept 18 Augustus Cook n actor wax locked up hero last night on tho charge of attempting to kill hi wife and baby and nurse Mrs Cook suffering from severe scalp wouudti time nurse has her fingers slightly cut but the baby although besmeared with blood escaped unhurt The alleged attempted triple murJer occurred In the luxuriantly furnished apartments of the Cooks anti creates quite a sensation Therell lie an Awful llockonlu CINCINNATI Sept ITAn Oigood lud special to the TimesStar says There will bo an awful ruelucihmi for tho slaughter of the moa tho Versailles jail All the vIctims have many relatives and friends who have determined that somebody munt suffer for the wholesale lynching Everybody hero feels that more blood will be shellIThere is a feeling that the mob no tOIl hastily as to Levi anti Jenkins Tho only testimony against them wai Hos tetters statement that they ware in volved In the Wooloy burglary Turkey Accepts the rowers Condition o- fliaci With OreVIBNXA Sept 17Titi Neuo Frelo Presso says it is reported In official circles that the sultan of Turkey and the council of ministers of tho Ottoman empire have accepted tho powers con dltlons of peaco with Greece and that It Is expected the preliminaries of treaty will be signed on Friday next 1 I- wwwsww r Pillosophy I Of malting many iiill3 there is no end Every pilltnokcr sa Il1rr my pill1 cs if ie were offering you bonbons I b- I The wise man finds a good pill and sticks to it Also the wise 4- I man who hiss once tried them j never forsakes Jyers Cathartic P lIsJ Subscribe forTHE BEE C 01 tJ0 THE YELLOW FEVER Tbo Illinois Board Quarantines Cairo Affalnst tho Southd ooler Wwnlher Kncouraeri the 1roplo ph Reports from New Orleans MobitopTciiucnoo Hint Various III slIutsIppiR SritixoFiKLD Ill Sept 21Dr- rEgan secretary of the Illinois state tioardever inspection at Cairo wires fromtairo establishing general against Louisiana Alabama anti X11sI blsslppi both passengers and being prohibited from leaving cars enIiroute northoDr Kgan states that danger exists nt Cairo from future developments of dix ase owing to tho large number of already arrived there J Now CHSC at Now Orleans NEW OniEAN8 Sept 31Dr JosephfI bolt expresident of tho health has reported nine cases of yellow fever in his practice He says theypere nil stricken violently but much relieved by prompt medical at ten tluu A vuuslilcrablo full is noted ill timea tuinpuruturo uud though tIme cooler wvnlhcr is nut entirely hopeful ta time icic it encourages the physicians to lioye time fever will spread less rapid ly Tho Illinois Central discontinued two trains on its Valley and two oc its main line Quarantine regulations havo caused their withdrawal crydfew trains are running on of tho roads and there is con bo oequentf the malls Many towns continue to refuse to receive Now Orleans papersBinfection The ital has offered to send free physicians and medicines to time indigent who are attacked with fever Time authori ies do not care to receive yellow fever- atients f in time charity hospital- sJim Mtutulppi VicKSiiuiio Miss Sept 21 Weather cool bracing town healthy rigidly B quarantined State board has ordered tropical fruit excluded from time etatec also newspapers unless fumigatedt The state board is advised that cllleus near Oiyks Miss were demanding release of persons In uarantitie at State Line Tho board wired AdjUGcn Henry request that time Capital light guards of- ackson be sent there Two suspicious of cases arc reported near Smith Station Hinds county These will be investi ated at once Very rigid quarantiner btains on lllg lilack river negro imo had twice slipped through the lines was captured smut ducked by thesguards and huH drownednMKIUDUX Miss Sept 20 Meridian continues free from suspicious cases Some of time refugees have gotton over their fright and have returned Uusi ess is Improving on account of coufi euce in the quarantine EDWABDS Miss Sept 20No now ases slueo tho last report Everything moving along smoothly nud every ne working harmoniously together ur quarantine is as strict and effective II as is possible to matte It w JACKSOV Miss Sept i0Tlmo Ala- iamama Vicksburg railway being urns ble to run trains has laid off all their at this point with the excep IJsm of the agent and telegraph opera 01 Ilrlghlor Ht Mobile MoiilLK Ala Sept 21Sunl1oy af ternoon time hot spell was broken up by a delightful rain which served also o wash out time gutters and improve he cltyd sanitary condition Satur there were 11 new cases and Sun ay as many snore so that tho public expected ut least u score of now cases bo announced yesterday but till oard of health report was published as follows One new case no suspi cious cases no deaths Ktrloic Ortlliittiivu at Allaula ATLANTA Ga Sept llbe city council of Atlanta took somewhat re- mmnrkable action in passing au ordi nauco prohibiting public speechl that good lawyers say is violation of time civil rights act lime council tins decreed that any music woman or child who helps to circulate a rumor that yellow fever exists In At lanta ahull bo sentenced to OJ days on the public chum gang it found guilty of such an offense There are now in Atlanta about 4000 yellowfever ref ugees but not a single suspicious casec has broken out- rounesee llljld Quarantine NASIIVIUE roan Sept 21Time quarantine against time whole state of Mississippi which has been declared tIme state board of health has gone I cmto effect and applies to baggage as well as imsseigera This will not prohibit people passing through time state but they eau act stop over here Irecantloni ut Slot Spring HOT SIHINDS ArU Sept 21Mayor Gordon who Is president of time city board of health has issued instruc tions to local train inspectors to rigidly observe tim quarantine regulations against yellow fever infected districts There will be no delay or detention of visitors to Hot Springs who are provided with health certificates signed by time proper ofIficials at tho point of departure The city Is in excellent sanitary condition A Ietrlllocl Ulniu- TIIUUUUIL Comm Sept ISWork- men engaged in digging an excavation under a church In tins city Thursday unearthed a petrified giant eight foot iu hclghtand built in proportion Lo cat experts say tim mummy must havo been ISO year old It was found inn butt of quicksand 33 feet beneath tho lurfaoj The Mt Sterling Advocate will shortly publish a Womans Edi tion The Cumberland river steamers arc unable to make any more trips to Nashville this seasonon account of low water The breaking of land for wh at has been stopped by the drouth Caldwell county fair begins cSJ tember 29 and continues four djtys J 00 OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Time business portion of Wilmore Ky ith tho exception of ono store was- estroyed by fire Tho big lumber mill of time ArkaJol ilL Lumber Co opposite Arkadcl imia Ark was burned Citylimysician Vaughah of Little not an epidemic of yellow fever will reach that city It Is estimated that time business re ival has added nt least S15OUO000 tome value of limo Gould securities Near Itrooklmven JIIss Felix Woo en aged eight son of Kobert Woolen plnjlngInAbout 200 turners were at Clmtta dog Tonic to attend time convention f tlu southern district of tho North American Turnerbund Time First Presbyterian church of Galesburg has extended a call to Rev Hamilton Spcncc a popular minis ter to become its pastor Biooumlngtonllrst week Time number will bo in creased to 4000 by October 1 The town of Balre Santiago do Cuba rotinee has been bombarded with two dynamite cannon acid utterly do strayed by lest Callxto Uarcln Time new Lutheran church at Con nts a small village near Percey Ill wail dedicated Sunday The exercises were will attended and impressive Time boom of Ska nay Alaska us a town has been punctured Time gold seekers became desperate and 1500 of them havo forced their way over tho trail The wife of lion Norman J Column ied nt St Louis Mr Colman it will remembered was tho first secretary f agriculture nod Mrs Colman was a oman of many virtues MM Ague UcICinuon of 1018 South St Louis was seized by two meD while sitting on her porch bound ttnfl gagged and robbed She was found by her son when ho rdturncd rom the timeaturSThe London Times assorts that tho statement made in American newspa ore regarding the reopsningof negotiations for an arbitration treaty between time United States nnd Great prematureApache thief probnblytholvorst southwest has been gathered to his redskinned fathers This event occur JulybutSeven New York millionaires among dloppedintotho Illinois Central recently took a boom and time presence of time solid even in St Louis was time base for- umors that important developments would soon see daylight V P Hart a railway postal clerk re in Donlson was knockedxdown s- ndrun over by a trolley car at lions ton His left arm wns crushed from wrist to shoulder nnd will have to bo amputated Time left side of the head suffered contusion and larcsratlon and Ills right leg was badly bruised A Washington special says that Pres ALtotDeyOeneralMelCennn section 22 the provision of tho tariff bill which provides for a discriminat goodsimichStates in foreign vessels McKinley is n favor of time section Miss Anna Hanner a pretty music teacher is charged with forgery by a bank at Klllot la Miss Hanner when Informed of tho charge was indig nant and declared that she had not been in Elliot for months but at her homo in lied Oak limo defense alleges that some adventuress made up to resemble Miss Hannor worked tho racket W P McQarrick formerly an engi neer on limo Iron Mountain railroad running out of St Luis stopped over here says dispatch from San Antonio Tex on his way homo from Mexico where he lists struck lnIch in gold tutu ing McUarrlek claims to havo about SOOJO In gold dust stunt nuggets ansi exhibited several undoubtedly rich specimens The Lxrsent 4hl Year CHICAGO Sept IDWhenL clearances or time week were 0819000 bushels the largest this yearSTHE MARKETS Nrw YORK September 21 H1- fOATTMN llvcStoOM 1400 J1 5 K COTTON Mllhllln 0 7- FIAJUUWlntcr Wheat 3 TS a 5 B- uWIIKATNOS liedij wi- COICNNo 2- OAtSNo2 t 33 2ij Zi- rOltIC Now Moss 8W U 102- 3sr LOUIS JUiowa and llaf ri 2 75 4 3 25 OAtVtSpor hood 0 rJ a U 75 I1OUS 1ulr to Sstoot 3 f 4 ZS- SitauiIalr to Vtmoicc 2 75 a 38 6111ClourWHKATNo2 led Wlnwr a OlOItNNoc Mixed A si I OATSNO IUWca in KYliNo2 43 tt 49 TOIIACCOIUKS 3 Ofl lit 8 6J Lout llurlor 4 ro 1203 IIA ClearTlinothy 0 00 O 10 00- UUTTKUClJOlcu Dairy 13 O IM- KUUSlrcsli U II lOHlCStttlldurd IIUIT O 8 50- IIACON Clear Kill U 0 LAtiWtrlmoStcmn 4j m UlllCJAUU- OATTLB NnUvoHteor 3 TS Q It 30 lOUHKttlr to Cliolca 3 80 O 4 W- bUIiKlKuIrloUioloo B 26 4 40 LOimWJuturliteiH S 00 a B 20- HiirlhK Patouti 520 44 550- WUKArNoiHprliu 92 U 93 No3U8Unow ta 91 JOHNNO MMD- OATSNO es a u I- DLO1iCMs54 now 8 23 U S 3J IcANAScttY- tttrLu1ativeStecrs S 40 q 6 40 1OUS AllClradM SO Q t 0- 5miUATNo3 third 8W8 8Tt- fOATSNO swniio 21tt 21 COltNNo8 tfNUVFLOURHutUUraae 2 JOHN NoS 3D OATSWostcrn 410III 90 1 I- HAYChoice PORKOlcl Most 2- 5UACOSIdes 4- COTrOXUiiUlllmr 4 5tt LOUIS vfMnWHEATNO sitea Itit XK OOILNNoC Mixed 8 SH- iOATSNO 2 Mixed 001 U4 IUltIC NuwMuHi 8 37Sa 1000 BACONCIeurKlU OJM u1bl4tIuiImI 7 uA i No Ooe Thought She Could Live I believe that If it bad not got Dr Carlstedts Great Remedy ror my daughter she would not be with us today She Rot run down and her illness developed into rheumatism and rheumaliq fever Everyone said that she could not live Five doctors gave her no relief yet by the time she bad taken two bottles of Dr Carl stcdta German Liver Powder she was able to sit up in bed and today abs is as strong as she ever was and we have noth lug to tbfnk for It but Dr Caristedla Great German Remedy SMITH VicKiwSTallulaIll 1 l1 I ur Iz i i I 7 r j BuT4 MKINLEY AND LEE They have a Long Conmltatlon Iteenrd lag CubaThe Situation Carefully KB vlcivcil 1rcildcnt McKmlcy Deeply Iin pressed and Ilcqaritt Con Lee tu lie turn tu Culm Which lie Contents to Uo- WASIIINQTOK Sept 20 Gen Fltz hugh Lee consul general to Cuba had n lung consultation tvlth tho president nt time White House It was tho first time Gun Leo had seen Mr McKinley since time formers return to this coun try about a fortnight ago Ho saw tho president by special appointment and nil visitors were excluded dur ing time progress of tho conference except Secretary Alger who came over from time war department and reimained until after Gen Leos parture Time conference wan a long ono lasting almost two lmourstrKVIKWrD Tint BITtTATIOX Oou Lou carefully reviewed tim sit nation iu Cuba and explained at a orOEN FJTZIIUOir LEE length all points upon which either the president or Secretary Alger asked foi Information Gun Leo gavo his own views very freely to tho president but after the Interview was very reticent about tho nature of time report bo had made lie saint tho president had not given him an outline of his policy TUB 1BKSIDENT flEECY IJJprtBSSED It is evident however that tho pres dent is deeply impressed with the critical character of tho situation as described by Gen Lee as it Is understood that at tho conference he strongly urged ConsulGeneral Leo to retain his office at least for time present and to return to ilavnna at his earliest convenience As It has been strongly intimated for several months that exCongressman Aldrich would succeed len Lee at Havana and that time latter would probably not return time presidents action is construed to mean that ho thinks it un advlsablo to make a change nt this juncture LEE SAYS HE WILL BETUBX TO CUBA len Lee left here for CovIgtonc Va butbeforo his departure almlt tell that ho would return to Cuba as oon as lie had arranged his prirata affairs probably about the middle of October In private conversation with close personal friends Gen Leo has expressed himself vigorously as to the situation in Cuba and has been verypemphatic in his condemnation of of len Wcylers metimodsfTWO CASES OF LEPROSYs Reported to the Surgeon General from North Dakota WJLBIIINOTOV Sept 21 Assistant Surgeon R It Smylhe of tho Marino Hospital service huts written to time surgeon geiioral informing him of time existence of two casos of leprosy in Wash county N D Lime victims are Scandinavians uud time I1ll1cILSQla said to ba well developed Oue of the pa tienU is said to be anxious to return to Sweden Dr SillY tho says ho Is unin formed as to what precautions havo beon taken to prevent Its spread ANOREE HEARD FROM A Third 1Ueoii I lptcli 1lokvd cp by a- V1is1Ii Ship CoiESUVQEJf Sept IA dispatch received hero from Hutninurfcst the northernmost town of European Norway says that tho whaling ship Iulk liiis brought there time third pigeon dls patch from Prof Audreo who left time island of Trotnioo in II balloon on July 11 lust in an attempt to cross time polar regions Time message brought by the LatU reulv July U tOJp m UL 8i thug 2mln north loart IJ d Jr mln cast Oooa voyage east vaiJ Alt well Says Wo Ultra Swelled Head LONDHX Sept 21Time Globe lu an editorial ou the futility of arbitration with u power which disregards alike time legal prescription aunt ordinary courtesies of civilized nations says The idea of our being afraid of a fourthrate power like tlm United Stittes could only have occurred to suf fevers from a severe attack of swelled hevJ America has lost all sense of proportion und has forgotten sho plays only a minor role in tho affairs of the world Wo hope our relations with America will hereafter be dis tinguished by a firmer tone Mitll Service Resumed WASHINGTON Sept ISTho United States coiiiul at Managua Nicaragua reports to time state department that time mail service which usa been in tcruptod by quarantine measures U again in operation Refused to lloyoutt Ulilatie HOSTOX Sept 17The most slg Laundryt sion was the laying on the table cer tate resolutions looking to a boycott of time Chinese laundries A Comfortable Uludfall IlilLiDKrruu Sept 10Nlel Good man tin employe of tho Phoanix Iron works of Phconlxvillc lias just received word that by time death of his sister ho becomes sole heir to au estate ot 8500030 in Staffordshire England Advance In IJeiiemtr Ill Iron CLEVELAND 0 Sept 17 During the present week there has been au all vance of ISJ cunts a Lou in Bessemer pig Uon makinir tlio price 910 a ton The ninth annual meeting of the Caldwell county fair begins Wed 11nesdayhold four days About 5000 in premiums will be given away and preparations are being made for a big meeting Centennial Rates Time L N has offered the following itratesof the Tennessee Centennial Tickets Rood twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen days 340 tickets good for sevon days 275 5 DIAZ ASSAULTED Tho President ofOur Slstor Repnb llo Struck from Behind A Desperado Attacked Him While Maret tag at the Head of time Independ ence Day Military 1rocculon Dial Unmoved CITY OF MEXICO Sept 17 Ignacla Anulfo a violent character assaulted President Diaz yesterday during the military procession usual on Inde pendence tiny Time man was felled with a cane by a companion of tho president nnd wns immediately taken nto custody by the authorities At tho head of tho parade dressed in ime uniform of a general of division ime president on foot bowing right and left totho crowd came Immedi ately behind him being Oon Iradlllo time governor of time national palace who served in tho same capacity under Emperor Maxlmllltan Following j them were other officers cabinet min isters ete- Suddenly near tho Alameda there was a disturbance on tho sidewalk and wellbuilt muscular man with flow ing black hair and mustache forced his way by tremendous effort past tho gendarmes and soldiers and jumped between tho president and Oen Ira dlllo and time chief of staff Monas tone and dealt a blow at tho back of time presidents neck but the violence of time blow was diminished by the fact that ho was crowded between the president and tho officers immediately following him The president turned round and caught sight of his assail ant and resumed his march with admir able coolness I ffrPRESIDENT U1AZ OP MEXICO Meantime Chlofofstaff Monastcrio hit tho man with a cane who turning seized it and broke it Oen Pradlllo theu hit him a powerful blow on the neck felling him Tho gendarmes forward and some mounted onto ors and police seized and pinioned him Ho was taken through a side street and led away the people shouting Qivc him to us We will hang him Jlut the gendarmes succeeded In Iconplng their prisoner being rein foiccd by cavalrymen the great crowd thiutlng and running behind Time president on returning to tho alace was cheered by tho crowds nd an immense crowd assembled In- rcnt of tho palace cheering and ilnutlng and calling for tho president Gee Powell Clayton tho United BUtes minister called upon tho presi dent and offered his congratulations ts did other diplomats and many other prominent people There Is no doubt that if Anulfo laud fallen Into tho hands of the people ho would have ben torn into pieces so inlouso was tho rage of the populace THEY LYNCHED HIM The Aitallant of rroildent Dial of Sleileo the Victim of a Mob NEW Yom SeptJ8A special to the Ev suing Telegram from Mexico City InS Aroyo who on Thursday ru altcd President Diaz was lynched at night by a mob of common people Mont twenty of tho lynchcrs were arrested Tho mob had ap parently no organization but it wis directed In some mysterious way They broko Irto tho jail by forcing tho doors with huge timbers handled by a hundred men A GOOD ATCHIJam Woodworth n Notorious Ueiperado Captured at Uutlirle Okla OuTiiitiE Ohio Sept lBSam Wood worth a notorious Seminole desperado was captured Thursday and lodged In tho federal jail He is a fugitive from tho Indian territory and was a mom bee of time gang that held up time Santa Fe passenger train near Edmond In Woodworths possession wero found 610200 lu cash 8500 in counterfeit money and a kit of burglars tools MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN Governor anti Staff to bo Invited to the Denver FeitlTal- Dnxvun Col Sept IOAt a meet lug last night of tho board of directors of time Festival of Mountain and Plain which will occur In this city October S to V It wax decided to extend invita tions to time governors of all the states and territories to attend These invi tations will include the governors staff Storm lu Northern Ohio CLKVKLASD 0 Sept ITTho storm which swept over northern Ohio yes terday afternoon approached a cyclone In intensity At Sandusky roofs were blown off plate glass windows demol- Ished and numerous trees blown down A yacht in the harbor was wrecked At Defiance considerable damage was done to buildings and crops and the same report comes from Masslllon At Fauldlng several buildings at the county fair grounds were wrecked and a panic ensued among the people Thus far no loss of life or serious in jury to persons is reported No Quarantine Necessary KNoxVILLE renn Sept ilLThe Enoxvlllo board of health has decided that no quarantine against points in fected by yellow fever is necessary usI this city never had an outbreak of the disease My boy came home from school ont day with his band badly lacerated and bleeding and suffering great pain says Mr E J Schail wlY Myer Eros Drug Co SI Louis I dressed the wound and applied Chamberlains Pain Dalm freely All pain ceased and It healed in are niarkubly sbort time without leaving a scar for wounds sprains swellings and rheu matism I know of no medicine or pre- scriptIon equal to it I consider it a house bold necessity The 45 and 30 cent bottles for sale by Si Bernard Drug Store Earl Togton lien Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charier S 3i LiverIflsLike pation sour stomach indigestion are promptly cured by Hoods Fills They do their w- orkHoodseasily and 4 net after thoroughlyP I 11 C2ZI cents I 9 Prepared by C I Jood III Co Lowell Mass Tl only Pill to take with Hoods RimparllU aurevwrnninir rmsnmmrw a IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the infallible remedy for all forms of malaria aped ally chills and fever Uptodate people take the reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTELESS It cures when all others fail Adapted for oldor young Pleasant to take Price 50 cents sold by all druggists RPBo sure you Bettliocenulno with ourTrnleSMark In hire colon Manufactured Inly by the CARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO =Evanovlllo m- dAAAAA U IDR MEWDENHAILS IMPROVED Al MR Cm OtUnAXTEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria In nil Forms Tutelean Noatf genuine without the abore picture and the signature of J O Jlendenhatl Price BO canto at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY DYST O MENDKTSItAJLXH EVANSVILLE IND Sold by Mattingly Co Ealhn tc I Crabtrcc Coal Mining Company llsley Kentucky EXCURSION TICKETS VIA TIlE Illinois Central R B TOTHE- TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT NASHVILLE Fur the above occasion tickets will be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying limes rates and limits including a ticket on sale dally good to return until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen days and seven days For full particulars as to which of the above applies from your nearest Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or address your nearest railroad Ticket Agent WI MURRAY DIV Pass Agt New Or leans JNO A SCOTT Div Pass Agt Memphis A H HANSON G P A Chicago W A Kellond A G P A Louisville GEORGE KING DRUGGIST ST CHARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who loves ani mals wu will send free upon ap plication copy of the ALLIANCE tho organ of this Society In ad dition to ilensely interesting reading it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address TUB RATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United CharillfsBulldlnc New York Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and iheooiy pure drug such as are sold by responsible druggists Wo keep only the best That is tbo great dis unction to ba looked for when the time comes that you needtbem Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST I3ERNARDDRLQSTQREBRYAN lII U IiT rQ e i ee rPAUL M MOORB Editor end Manager i i l BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Pcttoffice at Barlluglonat Second ass miller 4ci SUBSCRIPTION HATES i Old VeatllrlcllJIadvance ti 00 Six 50 ThreeMomht IS Single Copies i iSpecimen coplet mailed free on application Correspondents wanted In all parts the countr Address ni for particularst THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1897 J J t1I ANNOUNCEMENTS E I Foe COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY I t fRASSHAMWe are authorized to announce I CNC Graubam of Livlngiton County as a I f candidate for the office of 1 PourlbJudlcialh4 tcomingNovember election k4 WE have the initial number of lAds published by H M Cald well Louisville Ii is a handsomely Ilt gotten up pamphlet published monthly devoted to advertising r and ad writing EXSENATOR HILL of New York says the GlobeDemocrat see that an era of prosperity is at hand 1tButit was not secured last year by I- a policy of silence and inactivity t among those who believed in s sound money- There are others4 ANOTHER story comes from an t unpronouncable Russian town to the effect that Prof Andreas bal loon was seen for about five nun utes The Professors friends and and the whole scientific world look l b with strong desire to his safe reo t turn but the probabilities arc all I against his ever being seen again even for five minutes SS A KANSAS paper reports that a man named Rodgers who calls himself The Noah of Today is prophesying the end of the world in thirteen years He does not Vclaim any connection with the astronomers who are charged with the belief that thu big sun spot will shortly explode and blow the I inhabitants into eternity lr PRESIDENT DIAZ is not in sym pathy with mobs even when the vicTtini was hU assailant and had I- r nearly ended the Presidents life J ifiT is prompt action and strict r Investigation ofa Mexican mobI T even to the arrest and imprison af ent of government officials is ant example that might well be fol i lowed by the officials of our re public which boasts its advance in civilization SOME eminent astronomers arc reported to be speculating upon Ifheresult of the great activity of a I big spot on the sun which has been much in evidence for the last two years The prediction is made tint a new planet may at any time breakaway from the sun and that the earth will probably be smashed and all animal life thereon de stroyed The date for this transformation has not been set iKENTUCKV merchants and manufacturers and the State have been I honored recently by the United Steamship Company of Copen hagen who have named a new 4modernbuilt merchant vessel Kentucky at the suggestion of a member of the Louisville Board iofTrade Louisville manufacturD r ers are making talarge cargo of their pro ducts to Denmark on the initial trip of the Kentucky Site is expected to arrive in New Orleans in a short time The Louisville Board of Trade has purchased a handsome set of silk fljg to be presented to the officers of that vessrl i ifTm patent medicine manufac i iJUrerS one of whose chief objects i r T Jias been to prepare remedies that I Jf rare pleasant and acceptable affilcteij huminity have at last r been completely discounted by Prof Bridger of New Jersey who I Jf in a controversy upon the quesI tion of the transmission of microbes by kissing maintains t l hiit ottonlyfjudiciolls kissing It iir 0c r REPUBLICAN TICKET WOTED NOT VOTED For Clerk ot the Court of Appeal JAMES G HAlLEY For Circuit Judge Fourth judicial District CLIFTON J PRATTSFor Commonwealths Attorney Fourth Judicial District CHAS C GRASSHAM For State Senator Sixth Senatorial District J H LUNSFORD tor County Clerk R R GRAHAM For Ccunty Attorney WILLIAM BEARD For Sheriff GIrD R LYNN For Surveyor DAB EY BISHOP For Coroner- H H HILL First District For Magistrate James H Fcx for Constable W W Littlefield Second District For Magistrate O J Farnsworth for Constable James Watts Fifth District For Magistrate H F Porter for Constable Sixth DistrictFor Magistrate Wm M Rice for Constable Johnson Williams Seventh District For Magistrate II F Bourland for Constable William Harris not injurious but tint it is pos tively and in a remarkable degree invigorating Nothing in the in his opinion of this timehonored practiceuis a more healthful stim ulant to digestion than a series of highpressure kisses well served before or after eating Bridger is all right Uncle Dick Potter Mason Uncle Dick Potter of Bowling Green is dead The deceased was one of the oldest and most active and enthusiastic Masons in Kent tucky and is remembered mos kindly by the members of that order He was eighty years old and attended the recent Annual Conclave of Kentucky Knights Templars at Hopkinsville Just after the close of the splendid exhibition drills by the drill corps of the Louisville Commands ery and the members of the Little Commandery from the Masonic Home and after the completion of the beautifuland impressive cere mony in which the Sir Knights and little Knights were decorated with lovely flowers by lovlier ladies Uncle Dick stepped up to where the writer and another Knight stood neither of whom knew him then and with feeling in his voice and a mist of moisture in his eyes said Will the time ever come when you will forget this day Both were replying to the old gen tleman in words assuring him oi their appreciation of the impressive ceremonies when a young chap who stood by sidled up and addressed the trio thus Say you fellers are havin a good time aint you Uncle Dick turned upon and replied in a voice full of meaning Young man youll have to get another term good time dont express it In fact the dear old gentleman could not himself com mand word to express his feel ings He afterward told the writer that he had made his boys promise that if he was alive and unable to- go himself when the time should arrive that they would take him to the next Annual Conclave but he said if that might not be he looked forward to a grander meeting in that city not made with hands Big New Stock Our store as you see it today is a wonderland of beauty and bar gains Our buyers are back from market and lots of our splendid new purchases have already arrived new consignments of new goods selected with special care to suit the needs and tastes be they ever so fastidious of our thousands- of customers Freshest goods from the best markets A vast variety to select from Many articles andi styles not to b foundanywhere else Perfect satisfaction with qualities Perfect confidence thatI prices are the lowest Easy opportunities to see everything The courtesy of our salesmen is well known You will be treated as no one can treat you better The people of Earlington and throughout Hopkins and Webster counties are extended a most cor dial welcome at our big storef whether they want to buy anything oi not J T ALEXANDERMadisonville Ky The proposed quarantine against Tennessee cattle will not be en forced the railroads having agreed not to haul objectionable cattle There was a stampede of the strikers to return to work in the anthracite region Tuesday and nearly all the mines are In operation George F Porter of Louisville walked out of a hotel window atiColumbus Oand was killed by the fnllIThe Superintendent of Poiiceof Indianapolis has been suspended on a charge of intoxicationt Robert Harian colored for many years a conspicuous figure in politics in Ohio diedyestcrdayo The Society of the Army of the s Cumberland met at Columbus O t yesterday 11rrt T LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS That great railroad excursion lo the Centennial has taken place and everybody was happy Those who accepted the kind invitation ot the company and joined the railroad boys and families on that day speak In glowing terms cf the treatment given them M M Thomas Walsh was along with the boys last Saturday and took great Interest in seeing that all were made as com fortable as possible on the trip but why did not that band play us a tune When met on the Centennial grounds Walter and company said they were mak- Ing for the gate to go home aoJ at the same lime they were marching toward the streets cf Cairo Wash says they were lostA great sight indeed it must have been when that company of twenty or more headed by W W E armed with large tin horns was seen marching through the streets of Cairo even the Egyptians were dumbfounded Of courss the bys will loak for that case of beer since registering at the brewing stand or at least those who took pains to have their name and residence there The band bays togged out in their new uniform presented a fine appearance while on parade and they do siy the music was grand Business on the Henderson division con tinues good although the coal traffic has fallen off considerably Several new men have lately been ex amined and found fully qualified to run trains Among that number are Leslie Reynolds James Sparrow and Mr Harris Master of Trains Djvney was along with the excursion trains last Saturday looking alter the site transportation of the excursionists The procession was to long that even Foreman OBrien and Agent Elheridge could not hear those forty pieces last Sat urday They should be provided with ea trumpets next time No wonder railroad companies are taxed to their utmost capacity for cars 1and to move freight when it is stated that last week over six million bushels of wheat was shipped from New York to Europe It requires thousands of cars to transport the grain from the many state to that shipping point Conductor Reynolds his been called to bis horns in Louisville by the serious ill ness his mother wtft is thought to be at the point of death The dapat at Sabres bad a escrow es cape from being consumed by tire lately Zeveral buildings close by were burned and only plenty of water applied saved the depot as it was badly scorched The Hopkinsville and Nashville Accom modation ran into a large flock of sheep a few miles south of Trenton last Thurs day morning and killed about thirty of the number The engineer could not stop his train in time to prevent the slaughter Chas Campbell who has been confined in jail at Henderson for shooting and wounding the popular L 0 N flagman I C N Crowder gave bond at that place on Monday in the sum of son and his case was continued until the 5th day of the January term of circuit court Crowders suit asks for 5000 damages ou account of hit in jury Special Revenue Agent Collier and De teclive Johnston of the L N spent several hours in the city yesterday on their way to their respective headquarters after making a successful moonshine raid in Jackson county They were accompanied on the raid by Deputy Marshal Jno Morgan of Owsley county one of Marshal James new appointees On Friday morning the three officers surprised Jack Gibson and Will Madden in the act of making moonshine whisky in the hills near their home twentyfive miles east of Beatlyville Alter destroying the still which bad a capacity of ten gallons per day the deputies tooc the men to- Beattyvllle where they were committed to jail The capture is considered a very important one from the fact that Gibson and Madden are both expert moonshiners and have been wanted by the revenue au thoritles for several j ears Lexington PressTranscript- DOWN IN THE IlNESI policebasbut it must ba barne In mind that the force is still above that used when peace reigns supreme at all points Quite a number of the coal miners ac cepted the kind invitation of the railroad a company and enjoyed a free ride to the Tennessee Centennial last Saturday Goe C Atkinson was away several days daugbterSusanattend college We believe we voice the sentiment of ur Earliogton miners when we state In general are opposed MN and forever to ShereSampson Platt Is now able for tba Hirst T I GreatSthat the people have nit abiding confidence In Hoods Sarsaparllh Orcat C staleUwomen show that Hoods Sursai rlli ac tually does possess Poweroycr ilisease by purifying en mid Invigorating tho blood upon which not only health but llfo Itself depends The great Success hoods Barsaparllla In others warrants you In believing that n faithful mo of Hoods Borsaparllltv will cure you If you suffer from any trouble caused by Impure b- loodHoods Sarsaparilla IsthoOnoTrtioBlood Purifier All druggist e J Prepare rnly bye 1 Hood Co Lowell Mar lyHN time In about two months to walk around and It is hoped his recovery will be speedy The backbone of the strike was broken last week by thoimndsol miners in several different states returning to work While the miners have lost au immense amount of money in wages by the late strike we lire Inclined to believe that thel efforts for an increase of wages his not been in vain and that in the future they may look for higher wages About the oaly gold mine n at yet ra porting the finding of a big nugget of gold mine is the Georgia gold mine owned and worked by our Kentucky friends The lease taken by Davis and Company on the Woodtock coal mine we are informed will soon expire and who will the next firm be The late strike was much bOiler for the ciminercoal in many cases was but little in advance of the regular price yet it furnished the Kentucky miner about three months steady work By the failure of the Woodstock Coal Company one miner among many other losers lost about 400 which is quite a loss for those who dig for a living As the season of the year has arrived forth stocking of coil the miners have bright prospects ahead for continued steady work for the next few months Keystone Ky is soon to have a coal mine in operatian The West Aberdeen Coal Company has been formed there with a capital stock of 6000 It is stated that the Indiana operators and a committee of miners have agreed on a comprcmise rate of wages and that work in mines will be resumed at once John Hogan is just recovering from a severe spell of sickness which lasted about ten day I The strike at the mines of the Deanfield and Thompson coal companies has been settled by the miners returning to work at 24 cents Nothing has been gained by the strike and it is said that the operators have conceded nothing Here is tho way the Union town Telegram writes about their cdal rtilne and prospects ahead It is rather a stiff claim about the yet undeveloped coal and what that paper says is certain to be done but the writer is correct as to the value of a successful coal mine to a community As coal from coil seam No it under Irand around Uniontown is a better grate coal than any being sold at St Louis or Chicago it is absolutely certain that when the mines are put in operation on a large scale a full train of cars loaded with the best grate coal will be sent by the Illinois Central Railroad from Uniontown to both St Louis and Chicago each week day in the year for hundreds of years and be dis posed of in said cities at the top of the marketThe coal business brings money lo the place where the mines are slu1ted1I sends no money toother places If 31000 bushels of coal are shipped each ddY from Uniontown to St Louis and Chicago and sold for five cents per bushel net after paying freight etc it would bring to Union town Si 500 and add that amount each day in the year to the actual amount of money in circulation among the people of Union town and vicinity Such an addition to the money in circulation from day to day would certainly be a great blessing tp the people and soon make Uniontown a city of at least ten thousand peopl- euTuiue I for Elfty Cents Guaranteed tobacco habit cure niilcn westmen Btronu blood pure Mclt All druggists CROFTON Cold and dry News very scarce Most of the tobacco cut ill this section A new Republican at R W Trotters The three weeks meeting at the Chris tian church closed Sunday Mrs Florence Cappi of Princeton is visiting her mother at this place Mr A B Craft visited his daughter Mrs Farlelgh Williams in Mortons Gap Sunday The L N R R Co placed a semaphore signal at this place last week which the trainmen say wasbadly needed Mrs Ida Hendrixis very ill with typhoid fever Drs S H Williams and G W Lovan viewed the Centennial this week A series of meetings were begun at the Baptist church Sunday George Suarton was thrown from a mule Monday and badly injured A street fight took place Tuesday be tween Messrs A B Long and J M Dulin of our prominent ciliz ins and resulted n the latter receiving a black eye PERSONAL Mr and Mrs f V McEuen of St Charles and Mrs Klusmyer pent yesterday with Mrs E R McEuen Misses Nannie Stokes and Aggie Wyatt are visiting at Nashville this week Ollie Toy has gone to Robards to spend few days Mrs Dan Umstead and Mies Ninnon were in Madisonville Monday shopping Misses Lizzie and Nellie Sullivan re turned yesterday from a visit to Nashville 1 Mrs Julia McGrath and family and MisstSallle Colbert are visiting in Nashville week Mrs W W ElberfilKe Saturday jn Slaugblmville with relatives v t4 LcuiviljisisitIng A REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster County For Clerk of the Court of Arptalu JAS G BAILEY Of MagoOin County For Representative CHARLES R EDWARDS For County Judge J V POOLE For County Clerk T T MORRIS For County Attorney DAVID BROWNING For Circuit Clerk W F TRUSTY For Superintendent of Schools MISS LIZZIE HERRON For Assessor G H BRYANT JailerJFor Magistrate in Dixon District J N BAKER For Constable in Dixon District- S D EDWARDS For Magistrate in Slaughtersville District J5T FRASER DistrictlrFor Constable nun EDMONSON WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS SHELTON We had a nice rain here Thursday eve The cool nights seem lo be very alarm ing to the farmer who have tobacco in the field they are rushing to get the weed in lo avoid the danger of frost Mr Robert Ramsey a staunch republi can of Union County was here Wrdors day Well Tat if V Perkins is not known anywhere better thin be is known here be is 1 lost man sure G B Shelton is on the sick list There is a protracted meeting in progress at Cedar Grove conducted by Revs Duncan and Todd the prospects are favorable for a goad meeting as the entire church seems to be working in earnest E F Shelton who has been confined lo his bed for several days is able to be out againMr A S Rigis left tbii morning to visit relatives in Henderson county Whats the price of calves D J One Mr Majors of Hopkins county passed through here Thursday One Mr Wilson a widower about 30 years old and the Ii year old daughter of Mr Ben Glaysbrooks were on their way to Ellzabethtown III to get married Thurs day however before they reached Casey villa Mr Glaysbrooks had been there and odered the police to stop his daughter So Mr Wilson was compelled to return without his intended bride Well D J I am glad to see you so hone est I expected you to deny these political changes but I see you bavnl now D J just come out and make an honest con fession and say you are a populist you know an honest confession is good for the soul You accuse me of being a populist d tow years back D 1vcre you ever at a wheeler lodge Grand thing to be sure Now D j seems to think Im ruining my party by asking who Judge Halls prcde cessor was and asked me kindly to stop my gab about the Judge D J Im glad 4o see you so interested in our G O P as not to wish to see it injured You are really coming over to us faster than I ex ected Now D Jwlsbes me to give some reason why Judge Hall should not be elected in November First the Judge has not bad sufficient ex pcrience If he could bold that office two more terms then he would know how to keep 5 percent of all fines that come un der his jurisdiction and how to charge the county superintendent of schools ten dollars for a settlement also just before an election was held he would know bow to write a letter to some county paper in or der to defeat some populist and would not let a single copy of that paper come to Free Union Now D J Judge Hall would make a good judge if he only had 15 or 20 years more experience but we cant wait so long so we will just elect J V Poole and let L U rest for a season D J I am thankful indeed for your kind baby like words and the blessings you reomemberPopocracy Yours respectfully JOHN SHERMAN POOLE Several of our townsmen demonstrated the fact the other night that they had running qualities Ask Dr Tbornberry about what time he thinks he made andttwo or three days It LosingFlesh IYou naturally lose flesh In the summer and running down is so easy You get a little weaker each day without hard ly noticing It There Is loss of appetite headache weakness of the muscles disturbed sleep weakness of memory and these are the beginning of nervous prostration Iron and tonics and bitters may afford som temporary relief but what yoiT need Is a food for body brain and nerves U11WtOflq of Codliver Oil with the Hy pophosphltes furnishes just the nourishment needed for those are run down and pale and hin and weak If you lose flesh in summer take Scotts Emulsion how Dont wait till fall or winter before beginning r iiiiii1iiuii oflourdeal of complaint and inconvenience just nowOur townsman Dr Frank C Bone has received the appointment as medics examiner for the Dixon Board a Well mer- Ited appointment Speaking at Vandersburg today where the campaign will open in good earnest A man by the name of Bunch of the sanctified and healing persuaslen is now with us trying to stir up a revival Some of our gcod people will attend the Methodist Conference Ibis week Our obliging Postmaster has arranged a nice writing desk for the use of the public generally John can always see what is needed and then he supplies it with pa slack band except it be in the matter of getting him a wife There are lonely hearts who would like to be a companion of such a nice fellow and If be could only realize it be might take courage and speak for himself SLAUQHTERSV1LLB Frost Monday night Miss Bertha Denton of the Mt Pleat ant neighborhood visited relatives hero this week- S P Sisk and Jesse Coffman are hi the Nashville Centennial this week Prof B D Rowlee and wife of Louis villr were in the city several days last weekAps Ashby and wile and Mesdames Mat tie Kerb and Mrs Myrtle Bobannon are attending the Fair at Evansville Ibis week J M Cates left Monday for Abeline 1 Tex where be expects to reside at least one year Dr Ed Hayes of Midlsonville is here this week in the interest of his profession Joint Public Speaking The lion J G Bailey Republican nominee for Clerk of the Court of Appeals and lion Jo A Parker the Populist nominee for the same office will speak at Pixon on Wednesday October 6th at one oclock p m This will be a joint discussion by two able exponents of the principles advocated by their respective parties Come all and bear both sides of the political question Joint DUcuiilon The DemocraticFreeSilver Fusion Norainewfor the various County offices of Webster County having published a list of appointments for public speaking in the different parts of the county and having invited the Republican nominees for the several county offices to be present and ac cept a division of time which would be ac corded them The invitation is accepted and a joint discussion will take place between the respective candidates at the following times and places viz Vandersburg Tuesday September list Onton Thursday September 23rd Slaugbtersville Saturday September stb Tilden Tuesday September 28th poole Thursday September 3otb Sebre Saturday October and Clay Saturday October gib Free Union Tuesday October nib Rearm Thursday October ijth Blackford Saturday October iflth Dixon Monday October iStb Golds Tuesday October 19th LIsman Thursday October 2 lit Wanamaker Saturday October 23rd Chalybeate Tuesday October aCtb Stanbope Thursday October a8tb 3otnSpeaking I oclock p m The public is invited to attend COURT NEWS The Docket as it Stands for the Coming Term of Circuit Court FEW CASES OF SPECIAL lNTEHEST There arc only a few cases a special interest on docket for th Hopkins County Circuit MondaySeptOne of these appears on the equity docket under the title W H Jernigan against the City of Madisonville etc This is a suit to test the question as to whether the City of Madisonville is in the fourthor fifth class There is some interest in the case of Rachel A Parker and others against J T Alexander and others This attacks the title to land upon which the town of DaY son is built and is brought by heirs of former owners against numer ous pucha ers and is said to involve thcbulk of the property in that place including the Arcadia Hotel property Some fifty or more witnesses have been summoned in the case of Wilkes charged with rape near Bculah this county which case is set for the fourth day of the term Following is a list of the complete docket of new cases for the September term New Cuea Cqulty Docket 1 J W Noel Administrator c vs J A Campbell c 2 Joseph C Howlon vs John E Creek more 3 G T Mattingly vs Wilson A Davis c 4 Alex Brackin vs J B Harrison 5 J W McCulloch vs M F Allen c 6 J H Fox VI Fleming Bell c 7 mo G Morton vs Davis 8 G W Green vs H E Green 9 O C Dillingham vs Ella Lacy c WPutmann Dallas Pulman vs Joe Pulman FWeill13 G W Ramsey vs Nora Ramsey 14 James James c vs Joe Rice cI- S Orion vs W M Howell 16 T U Price vs J E FuRate 17 H J Moore c vs Ida Dilliugham c 18 JI1 Langley c vs J B Price 19 J H Langley vs W P Thomson 20 C L Slaton vs Alice Slaton 2r J 13 McCawAdmr U H Brown c 22 HF Porter vs J T Jones 23 Edith Balder c vs D A Morton 24 Mary F Worlhington c vs Addle E Worthington c 25 W H Sisk vs Geo S Hicks 26 Rachel A Parker c vs J P Alexander 6Vv 27 T E Parker vs Wm Parker 28 O A Pritchclt Admr vs S tPritehctt c 29 J H Vandever vs Madora Win stead Ac 30 Jno G Morton vsliILlhs31 M E and J C Kirkwood vs Sam IlaplialChurch37 Ward Headley Ac ys Frank lyey 8cc If J3 D Dogges vs Emma I3oggcs 34 Thot H Smith vs W M Tarp c 35 W H Jernlgan vs the City cf Mad sonville c- New v CittiCommon Docket- S L Wilson vs A R Moore 2 J A Phelps vs Birry Howton 3 H J and B F Spiinxllrld v 1 Ed Hill 4 ettIInsurance Co TTippettC etc 70 W Beshears etc vs M M Caslleberry etc 8 Hopkins County Bank vs D E Coffman g W K Nisbet vs III Central R R Co 10 A S Winstead vs J M Kirkwood 11 W H Austin vs Frank C Hannah 12 H R CoxiS Son vs Jno M Young 13 M T Winstead Sr vs C H Young etc I j Claud Baker etc VP I B Head etc 13 A J Edwards vt L N R R Co 16 T R Franklin vs L N R R Co 17 Bernbelm Bros vs J M Mills 18 1 M Sisk vs III Central R R Co 19 S B Miller vs III Central R R Coao W L Russell YI III Central U R Co ai Wm Umstead vs III Central R R Co JRol33 Mary A Woodson vt L A N R HCo 34 II C Ford vs L A N R R Co New CCowmonw llh Docket SECOND PAY SIPTCMUIR TEaM CrIItlolhnledtllrOlpllrulllr ofPeacecarryingconcealed floutiiblngdeadiycanyhjconcalddeadiywapons obtaInlogII Commonwealth vs Walter Wilkey mall piontly thootlnc etc maliciouslygrandlarcenymaliciouslycuttliiit Commonwealth vt Steve Wilson mall clout tbootlnf etc crrloccocealdcarryingconcsald canyingconcisleddeadly drawingandprcllcu1dnllstr carrylagbrealllalllo1sellinIIqllorsellllllIIqllor bruUodlIIalliquorwithoutGoocbdlitnrblnnlawfuli mweaithstien Edmondr murders Commonwealth va G W Nance uiterlnc and publishing a forged wrltlni n Commonwealth TI Dock Clayton dltlntblnf religious worship tiore aS breakingbouse19 Commonwealth Ta James GrIn breach of peace Commonwealth va James Griffith breach ofpeace Ji Commonwealth Tt James Ross Gaming maliciouslycutting mallclollslyIbootlneCommonwealth TI harrison Adams mill clonilr shooting lie- S Commonwealth Tt Marion Allen breach ot peace 36 Commonwealth Henry Roark boj steal lag mllclonllliootJnlJS Commonwealth TI James Ilrowder mall boolla etc 39 Commonwealth Tt Rowland Moore petit 40 Commonwealth vt Daniel lIar olo mall cioslj stabbing etc 41 Commonwealth vijllchtrd Strickland tell lag liquor without license selllniIIqllor4J Commonwealth vt Biro Lold and Org Fir giton aelllng liquor without license 4 Commonwealth Garland Itanner flouilih lag deadly weapon 4 S Commonwealth vt hay Howlon Trespass THIRD DAY 45 Commonwealth vt I I Mtrtln col ob timing moae bv false maliciouslyshooting shootingSiihoctingatjo Commonwealth vt Mrs Alice Seen 51 Commonwealth vt Weldon lenklnt cutting In heat and SI Commonwealth Wm Minter attanlland battery eouriebingdeadlyII vt Joe Lcnce gaming In house under his control 53 oramonwealihvt1 Dave Dame j6 Commonwealth VI Maggie Walker Commonwealth vt Mrt U Arteiberrrcb log a noareiidenk and falllns to tile 1m Of 1 land with County Clerk is Commonwealth 1111 JacU6ntam Commonwealth vs Eugene aaa 60 Commonwealth Vt C S Cox for tame 61 Commonwealth vi W Nr Drown or sane 6t Commonwealth vt R R Kenton for same 6j Commonwealth va Jorl Parker for tame i d Commonwealth vs Ernest T Atbby tmei cj Commonwealth vt frank Goad tarar Commonwealth va Wm Irvin genie 5i 67 Commonwealth vt W D lludton same US Commonwealth s Mrs p M Tapp same fi9 Commonweaiih s MI Mary AlIDsam 1 FOURTH DAY 70 Commonwealth vt Frank Wilke y Pure rich blood feeds the nerves 1 list i Is why Hoods Simp trllbthe great blood purifier cures nervousness M Yucatan Chill Tonic Tho great reliable and popular tonic antiperlodic and febrifuge It breaks the schill and prevents Us return strengthening the patient and gives healthy lone and vigor without regard to diet Pleasant to take Price soc Warranted nt dru4II- lorl Hanson School Hanson is in itl educationally The best house in the county is facultrheadedcharge The courses of study are not excelled by the average college or normal You can be suited in j studies Tuition only Ia2 per month Board 58 to 9lorelegant catalogues address E wp McCully A M Principal Hnntson Ky The Klondyke Gold Fields The Burlington Route is the IN red northwest line to Seattle orSTacoma and the direct westward line to San Francisco en route to1 Alaska From 80 to 200 riulesSGytheDurlingtons train service to the northwest fromrSt Louis Kansis City or St Joseph Pullman sleepers and Free Chair Cars on all through trains Several extra steamers will sail before the season closes Ask your ticket agent for detailed information or write the undersigned L W WAKELEY General Passenger AgentSSt Louis Mo WoeastklpgwanLeu wealthVrltoIfNIlol p 3 Capital Sick Paid In Sirilii Fend tSOOOO 120008 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1117 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages ot a bank account are numerous It is not to busi tberkoowmen wage earners and to women Theres safety It the bank is a good one Theres convenience 7 the money always ready and out rlumnderlngsmall sums when you have a largo sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE r KENTUCKY A Fj4- i RArAr THE I Fifth Avenue Hotel f LOUISVILLE KY i Is the Only FirstClass 4 1t 200 Per Day Hotel t in the City i f 1 ussCOME AND SEE PIKE CAMPBELL l f MANAGER V AVV lgM i JItfi UrI IlL UWI Ma From Top to Bottom I d I 1- Ifi Ifi 4- f nJl1S is the appearance our Store makesy s tfi now Every thing is all aub Ifi Spring stuff has either disappeared entire Ifl or taken a back seat We extend the readers bit Ifiof TilE BEE a cordial invitation to come in and I 41allow us the pleasure of showing them the latest t c t fiand most complete assortment of JS Clothing Hats Mens and Ladles llnderwearfSIwi = fi yIfi DRESS GOODS DRY GOODS 1wqcGenerally We want your trade and if correct Ma Styles Good Assortment Lowest Cash Prices Ma and Polite Attention are an inducement we shall tfihave it Lowest Cash Prices Quality Consid Shall Rule Our force is com pnsed of iitile following well known people y Miss SALLIE BROWNING MR BEN M SLATONSg MR CLIFT PRITCHETT MR LEE L KOSURE IflMR W H HALL JR MR WOODSON BROWNING Ifi ERNEST Cox MR M W DIJIIOPy Any one of whom is arixious to see you =2 I BISHOP CD- S 121 West Center Sf Madlsoiville Ky = t tIfl j i i i i i i ii ii 0000000000000000000- WHO 15 YOtIR TAILOR 14JIJ y Do You Get CORRECT FIT a YOU RCCeiVC THE IENEFIrS 20 YEARSIUCCES L GRADETlLOitlNGiy ORDERING YOUH SUITS AND OVERCOATS orMBORNC0 i THE GREAT GHtCASQJEItCHANTTAILMS We gwraitee ti fit aied jriease yw aN sate you MNV r 300 NEW SAMPLtS TO EUUCCT O- MITST BERNARD GENERAL STORES I R Co t 0J i I L 7 l3e w123 j Jnbustru W t1rve LOCAL NEWS yrA If ibechlggar Were bigger As big as a cow And bis digger hail vigor Like a subsoiler plow Can you figurr- Picnicker Where you would bo now Ex Our Assessor Leulsburg News Earlinglon has a lady female assessor Not a citizen can conceal anything of value or of no value from assessment or discussion in hit town now Wooden Wedding t Invitations arc out for the cele wctllhngaby DatcyatMadisonvilic ember The hours an for ladies 4 to 6 for gentlemen 6 to 8 Our Schools In nn interview withschool School Superintendent Smith he said to TilE IJER that the percent age of attendance in the schools of the county was high and quite 8thehad been well attended Prof Smith will be on hand at the Second district institute in Earl ington Friday Will Speak October ist lion W D Bynum National Chairman of the National Democratic I Executive Committee will address the citizens of Hopkins t county at the Court house in Madic sonville on Monday Oct i All who arc interested in the political questions of the day should hear Mr Bynum lIe is a a gentleman of national fame and will discuss these questions in ah cable mannercHenderson County Fair THE DEE acknowledges the re ceipt of a complimentary ticket to the Henderson County fair to be held October 13 to 16 This is tho first fair held in Henderson county for some years and the management which is young and topfairshopsbandfair Well Isnt ItvAt the Eddyville camp meeting the Chinese missionary J H Bell who has been appointed to return to his native country to preach tho gospel delivered an address peoplehis c bad for the American woman to bind her waist as for the Chinese woman to bind her feet The address was listened to with marked attc ition and created quite an impression upon all who heard it Hon H R Bourland will Speak Hon H IL Bourland Populist Hopkins vicinitySaturday Masonic Hall Mr Bourland and Judge John Hall have been hold ing a series of joint discussions for some weeks past but the silver Democratic county committee havew seen fit to pull Judge Hall the jointdiscussion arrangement and Mr Bourland will speak alone at Earhingtona v Plenty of WaterKI While most of the towns of j Western Kentucky not situated on the rivers are beginning to purposlEarlington It excellent and practically inex haustible supplies of good water from deep wells for drinking and other uses and any quantity of pure soft water from Lock Mary for stock for washing for power fpr any use supplied through the water works of this city There is no danger ofa water famine here is A BlazenThere was a slight fire scare on 1 Monday night at L X Beads restaurant on Main and Railroad tistreetswere discovered to be on fire and the city hose and hydrant were quietly Drought into service with 5 the result that the blaze was ex imguished in a few minutes and before any damage was done to any amount The fire originated dryshinglesAnother Ol of the value yfireTo Cure a Cold In One DayaTake Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets All DrufMbts refund the money If it failsii16 Cure ajc For sale by Drug Store Earlington It A FAST RUN Victor Herberts Special Broke Ui e- RecordI3etween Nash4hlle- knndStLouIs fI lit 171897MrTravelling Passenger Agent Louisville Nashville Railroad No 2 Noel Block Nashville TenD Dear SrIt affords me much pleasure to state that the run you gave the Victor Herbert Twenty bylongthat I have had during my manag erial career and I have had a num ber of specials As far as I can understand you made the run in eight hours and eighteen minutes to East St Louis although I was in lied and so were all the rest of our men They could scarcely re alize that they had reached their point of destination as I had informed Victor Herbert and rest of the members of tho bantI that we were due to arrive at 1015 a in but that generally means youformy special and hereafter I will believe youno matter what you agree to do I hope that Iwill soon have the opportunity to use the Louisville and Nashville at Nashville With best Wishes in which Victor Herbert and the members of his famous Twentyrccond Regi ment Band join me 1 am very truly yours JOHN MAIINKIN dopotNashville rived at union depot St Louis at 35 a m- TiredNo Appelile Poor Blood hi was lictedwltb a tired feeling and general debility I bad no appetite and my blood did not seem to circulate Finally I began takloloOJs Barsapirilla which gave me a good appetite and entirely cured the tired feeling Maxgiu Wash ngton 46 Vertner street Lexington Ky Hoods Pills are tile favorite family ca- bariic and liver medicine Price 25 ents Band Concert Our own boys of the St Bernard Brass Band will again appear in public Saturday evening The concert in the band stand will the following numbers March The High School Cadets Sbusa tv Andante and Polka Emma Louise Majell Waltz Lombrc Las Olas W H Makte- Schottishe OIy OwnChiad sey Medley Between Drinks Boyer Quickstep God be with you till we meet again Herndon The boys are improving rapidly and the addition of Tab Henley and his clarionet adds much to the alue of their music The Grandest Remedy Mr n U Greeve merchant of Chilli bowie Va certifies that be bad consump lion was given up to die sought all medial treatment that money could procure tried all cough remedies be could bear of but got no relief speot many nights sitting up In a chair was induced to try Dr Kings New Discovery and was cured by use of two bottles For past three years has been attending to business and says Dr lings New Discovery is Ibo grandest remedy ever made ash has done so much for him and also for others in his com munity Dr Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs Colds and Con sumption II dont t fail Trial bottles free at St Bernard Dug Store Will 00 to Florida to Raise Cuban Tobacco About twenty five young men representing the best families in outh Christian county taking ith them more or less capital arc arranging to go to Florida this fall to engage in the cultivation of he Cuban types of tobacco which rc Gulling at 30 to Go cents a ound says the HojJkinsville The war in Cuba has its cultivation on that islaitlamI much of the Havana tobacco is being raised in Florida is said the soil of Florida is well adapted to its cultivation and if the war in Cuba continues big mane can be made in this industry inFloridaSomethIng to Know It may be worth something to know that the very best medicine for restoring the tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor Is Electric BHteri This medicine purely vegetable acts by giving tone to erve centres in the stomach gently stimu ate the Liver and Kidneys nnd aids theacE organs fu throwing off impurities blood Electric sitters improves the appe le aids digestion and Is pronounced by those who have tried it AS the very besl blood purifier and nerve tonic Sold for 0C or 100 per bottle at St Bernard Drug Store The Mexican war veterans will hold their reunion in Louisville next year Cutting around the eyes should bo voided unless you are willing to make ourself a subject for experimenting In This is unnecessary Suther lands Eagle Eye Salvo will cure sore eye I nd granulated lids after all others have l It strengthens weak eyes It is arnle5s For sale by St BerardDiug Store EarlinglbnY Gee King St Charles I I ltr1 t T t FANDY CATUAIIFIC f If or 1 to ALL IOJ DRUGGISTS MAl h ta iseaofeoeitiatIn Cawsrrts ire the UM1 Liii vI rlUID tire vur nip rr trItrail ieiursireiiti bi bsiIfrs Al mKwIanIbmo Chin trealC1aorle1fTorL liT Q nC j V A GREAT DAY Vas IIJ andN Day at the TennessceCentennlal NOTES OF THE JOURNEY The big excursion of the L 1 N employee from Howell shops Earlington shops and elsewhere along the St Louis and Hender son division of the great Louisville Nashville to the Centennial is over and the many hundreds of people who enjoyed the oppor tunity of taking that mos delight ful trip do not cease to talk of the pleasures of that day and will long remember the enjoyments and diversions that lay experienced through the bounty of the officials of the L 8 N The first section composed of ten coaches and engine and a crackup engineer conductor and crew took in the Earlington contingent as it passed through here about 515 Saturday morning Jotl3urchcould draw his own conclusions as to the run that was made even if he were not told The run from Howell to Earlington was made in about one hour and twentyfive IIIPetersburgwhole run was smooth and on good time The ten coaches wert loadedThe second section had twelve coaches and an uptodate crew Engineer Griffith and conductor Thos Wane showed the fellows front over at Howell shops how a unapproacliablhenderson I up well the first section Master of Trains Devney was also on the second section but a certain young lady where was she Thats all right He didnt ride alone on the return trip Did anybody say banners I Well there were banners and ban ners Here are a few that emblaz oned the sides of the coaches in which the comfortable throng of employes with some special friends CityTheyI Trust The Companys Interests NIsion to Tennessee Centennial From Sun to Sun and Zone to Zone the L Ns Good Name is Known Howell Shops Em ployes We Carry Our Own Band Sayl Dont You Wish You Was Us Hurrah for Our Officials Smith Metcalf Leeds Dickson Walsh To the Cen tennial via L 8 N Hurrahl An Honest Management Shows Big Returns L N Pay Car is Never Behind Time Malice to None Good Will to All the L N Fair Dealing Characterizes the L 8 N To the Pride of Dixie Nashville Whats the Matter with the L N Shes All Right And there were others Judge Giannini said he had heard that one of the coaches bore the inscription on one side In God We Trust and on the other In Nashville We Bust I An investigation did not bear out this report but the point was evi dent as was proven by the experience of some of the boys Some twelve hundred or more men were in procession at Nash villa from Links hotel to the JamesGeddesville M J C Wrenne of the Nashville Chattanooga Train master Howard and Yardmaster Yatcr welcomed the visitors at the Union Depot Sergt Read with a detachment of twelve policemen acted as escorts to clear the way tot the big procession which marched four abreast The procession was headed by the Howell Shop Band number ing forty and dressed in their handsome new uniforms All these men arc employes in the Howell Shops and the Earlington people have heard a great deal about this big and promising ago gregation of musicians which was on that day the recipient of much praise for their manly bearing and excellent renditions Here is what the Nashville American has to say about the projector and chief worker for the success of the excursion Master Mechanic Thomas Walsh whom all the men know so well The central figure in the delegation and the projector and indefatigable worker for the success of the excursion was the veteran Col Thomas Wash Master Mechanic- of the shops at Howells He is one of tbe pioneers of the mechanical depart ment of the Louisville Nashville having served his apprenticeship In the shops in uisvitte and from the lower rung of tht ladder his by integrity and faithfulness risen step by step He left Louisville to accept the position of Master Mechanic at Memphis and was afterwards trans ferred to Mt Vernon III When the Louisville and Nashville shops were or ganized at Howells in 1883 be was sat lected to take charge and the wisdom of tbat choice has been fully demonstrated by Its successful management since that date When Howells was first inaugu rated he realized the necessity of foster- Ing and encouraging among the men a more brotherly and friendly feeling than usually exists among mechanics from all parts of the country and be lost no opportunity of following out this idea He organized various literary and social societies together with the band which yes terday made such a magnificent display at the exercises and he is very proud of bis boys He was the prime factor In getting the holiday excursion for his men to the Can grailaedS accompanied yesterday by his two sons Ogden Walsh Master Mechanic at Mont goraery Ala and Writ Wl h encln ei on the St Louis dlvlsiiu hutr MI on are young men destined tti in Ktt their mark In railroad circles Mr Walsh has many ends in this city who will always accord him a hearty welcome Nate of the Trip THE BEE was along and had a good time in company with numerous friends of Earlington and the railroad ThOse special friends outsule the railroad circle who L they ourtesr ThosWalsh o Ir Mr L H OBrien and Mr Mi Devney were with sionists have many of thcmasked TilE BEE to express their thanks for ihe pleasant they were enabled 1ospndwith thick railroad friends and atthe Tennessee Centennial There were some amusing separations in the rush to catch the first section Families were divided indifferent parts of the train and each thought the others had been left One gentleman and his wife left hot coffe and breakfast and ate sandwiches at Bealls lunch counter Mr Patrick McCue got oft an Irish joke on TilE BEE in the morn nightbya place to sit down on the return tripIt is supposed that John Barnett walked part of the way He and three others showed up at the top of Bakers hill The great Howell Band of forty pieces is to play for the Henderson fair Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from repu table physicians as the damage they will do is often tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them halts Ca JCheneymercury and is taken internally acting di rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It Is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney 5 Co Testimonials perbottleHalls Family Pills are the best The Louisville Conference More than 400 visitors arc be ing entertained by the people of Henderson this week The occa sion is the meeting of the Louis ville Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Southupon whose deliberations depend the future work and location of so many devoted preachers in that church The Conference will continue through this week and a part of next Nothing will be known of the appointments tin til Monday or Tuesday Ivcryloelf Bayi Su Coscnrets Candy Cathartic tbo most won derful discovery of tlio ope picas nut and refreshing to tho taatc MI gently and positively on kidneys liver nnd bowels tho entire dispel colds constipationI01OCC today 10 60 cents MolUnnd gtlarantoet1 to euro by nil druggists Charity Concert A specially attractive concert will be given at the Parochial School Hall Thursday evening September 23rd tonight by W H Collins Esq of Chicago 111 consisting of operatic sympathetic and humorous songs The concert will begin promptly at 730 oclock Mr Collins is a finished musiciaii and a fine singer arid has already delighted some of our peo in a private parlor of an Earling ton home Those who have not secured tickets bad best secure them at once as the hall has a limited seating capacity and the demand for scats will be considerable The price of admission is only twentyfive cents It Saves the Croupy Children SKAVIEW VAWe have splendid sale on Chamberlains Cough Remedy and our customers coming from far and nearspeak of it In the highest terms Many hove said that their children would bavo died of crop if Chamberlains Cough Remtdy had not been given KELLAM OURREN Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earling ton lien T Robinson Morlons Gap Ceo King St Charles The Frost The frost of the past two or three mornings has been severe enough to cut what tobacco re mained in the fields But the farmers have been letting no grass grow under their feet in their efforts to house all the weed and they have had timely warning from the weather bureau to look out for Jack Frost Mucl of the to bacco was cut early on account ofI the drouth and with the extra effort put forth it is certain that not a very large proportion of the total crop was caught That which still remained in the field in bottom- land caught heavy damages Wont Tnbsfo Siit and Snmlf Yuur life Awn To quit ttibiuuo oaxlly ami forever be tear nctle run of life nerru unit vigor take NoTo Due the wonder worUcr that makes weak men strong All druggists 40o or II Cure IUlll1ln toed llooklct nnd sample free AdOrcss Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or Now York Will Build The banking house of John G Morton will at once begin the erection of a newbank building on the west side of Main street opposite their present business house in MadisonvilleThe is designed by W C Morton especially for the requirements of a banking office and is on modern and original plans It will have a handsome front of buff Bedford stone and as far as possible be built 01stone brick cement and steel The interior ornamentation and finish will be of wood partly and the walls will have some handsome stucco work The plan comprehends the idea and necessity of light and more light in the banking office and am pie provision is made for this important item A bridge upon which Captain Speed will perch is not forgotten The building wjll be heated with hot water and it will be a handsome and unusual addition to the business quarters of Madisonvillef A Cure For Bilious Colic RESOURCE SCREVBN Co GAI bave been subject to attacks of bilious colic for several years ChamberlalnsColicrChol- era and only sure relief It acts like a cbarm One ose of it gives relief when all other r med es fail G D SHARP fror sale by St Bernard SthCharlesjDel1 and NOr GUILTY Hunter Wilson Franks and Gaines Dismissed on the Charge of Conspiracy to Bribe We the jury in the cases of Hunter and others charged with conspiracy to bribe find the defendants not guilty That was the verdict of the grand jury at Frankfort rendered Tuesday morning This ends the famous case and perhapsGainesat the result And Gaines is of course relieved- A reporter quotes the gentle men as follows Dr Hunter said I am pleasqd with the result I never expected anything else Mr Wilson said I knew the anydoubtMr Franks said While I did not doubt the result I am glad it is all over Teachers Association Program of teachers District Association for Magisterial Dis trict No2 to be held at Earling ton September 24 1897 at 10 oclock a m 1000 to 1010 Devotional Exer cises 10 to to 1025 Welcome Address E B Bourland 1025 to 1030 Response J A Johnson StudylIiss1040 to 1055 Development oi the Will Power of the ChildMrs Ida E Walker further discussed by members of Association 1055 to iio How to Develop the Childs Reason Judgment and IveyAlexander 1120 to 1145 Means of School Discipline What are TheyO P Bailey further discussed by Mrs Ida E Walker and Miss Laura Ligon 1145 to 1200 How to Teach Spelling to Primary and Advanced Pupils Miss Laura Ligon Dis cussed 1200 to 130Noon Intermis sion 130 to 145 How to Secure a Large and Regular Attendance Miss S W Foard further discussed by members of Associotion 145 to 200 Language Howl taught to the Different Grades Miss Minnie Bourland further dis JA200 to tSHow to Teach ReatlingClassesMisljes and Vic Wyatt 215 to 240 Methods of Teach ing Elementary and Advanced GrammarMiss Rosa Hall dis cussed by members of Association 240 to 250Recess 250 to 300 Methods of Teaching GeographyMrs Ida E Walker and J A Jonson 300 to 320 How to Make Civics a Live Subject Messrs E B Bourland and O P Bailey 320 to 325 How to Teach Writing and DrawingMiss Laura Ligon Mrs Ida E Walker dis cussed 335 to 400Miscellaneous- S T CAYCE VicePres The Womans Friend I know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there is nothing to supply the place of German Liver Powder Mrs J P Meneness Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and JennieGreenFriends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I bad relief before I had taken one bottle It did me more good than all med physlclansMrsJobn The Misses Bourland entertain ed delightfully the Bachelor Mauls and Bachelors last evening at their home on Farren Avenue Uucklcns Arnica Salve The best Salve In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sorts Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains positlvely guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by SI Bernard Drug Store Joint Debate Joint debate between Hon J G Bailey and Hon J A Parker will be held in this section of the state as follows Russellville Oct 4th Henderson Oct 5th Dixon Oct 6th Princeton Oct 7th Kducato Your llowoU With Iluraret foreverlOoCSc If Interested in Education All those who arc interested in the education of their children or their children children or their especiallyinvited stitute for this Magisterial district to be held at the public school building tomorrow Friday morning and afternoon If you are not intetestcd you ought to be andnow is a good time to begin Turn out and encourage your children and their teachers by your presence Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic tastes good and does good An effectual positive and permanent cure for chills fever and ague Contains no poison An antimalarial and upbuUding tonic A blood purifier An appetizer aiding di gestion It makes the complexion good Large bottles Soc Guaranteed by all dealers St Bernard Drug Store Earl ington Geo King St Charles Strayed or Stolen From m lot in Earlington Fri day night September J7thone pony built bay horse about four teen and a hands high about ten years old small while spot on one car end of foretop cut off leaving jt bushy shod all aiound Is a rackjng horse Suitable reward for his returnH- UMPHREY WOOUSON Earlington Ky I Wt Fifty Years Ago This Is the cradle In which there grew That thought of a philanthropic brain I A remedy that would make life new For the multitudes that were racked with pain Twai lariaparttla as made you know j By Aycr some so years ago I I Ayers SarsaparillaIwas in its tury ago strido tho narrow world like a colossus What is the secret of its power Its cures I Tho number of them I Tho wonder of them Imitators have followed it from tho beginning of its success They aro still behind it Wearing tho only modal granted to sarsaparilla in tho Worlds Fair of 1893 it points proudly to its rocord Others imitate tho remedy they cant imitate tho record So Years of Cures In the Western Baseball League the pennant was captured by In dianapolis with Columbus second and Milwankee third EiRhtbjudicialtional Democrat for Common wealths Attorney 1oroverTalcaorlao If C C Co fail to cure UrupclMS rotund money It is expected that nearly one thousand men will be given work in a few days on the canal im provements at Louisville To Cure a Cold In one Day Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund tbe money if it fails to Cure 25c Photograps Cheap I will for the next 20 days make Cabinet Photographs is for 198 per dozen Half Cabinet 100 per dozen Come this offer for only 10 days Best Cabinet Work for h50 per dozen VIRGIL Fox HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let It stand twentyfour hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen It is positive evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire lo urin ate or pains in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root the great kidney remedy fulfills every kidneysliverpassages It corrects inability lo hold urine and scalding urin in passing it or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes tbat unpleasant ne manytimesSwampRoot est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should havo the best Sold by drug gests price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention Tint DEB and send your full postoffice address to Dr Kilmer proprietors ness of this offer ad I1wE z d ad bL WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSETo our Funeral Equip ment the best in this part of the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST P el2rvp y P w 1 3- b E I zcc AJiJAAJiJAAJJJJ 4 IIttJJivc have cut to the red the prices all our Big Assortment of J STRAW GOODS jg A Everything in this line almost given f 4away We also offer Special Bar qltgains in J1 VASHL GOO5D I AAllAtB greatly reduced prices Will =Aalsoclose out our lineof II MATTIM6SJtI k At prices that will be appreciated lWehave Great Bargains in a I BM LINE OF 8HOK8It 6 Nothing but honest stock and ivalues offered And you wontfor our Ji GROCERY 4tContains everything you need or de 2sirc for your table during the hot Jiwcather or any other sort of weather I A always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice AnythingV ypuwintatV A t ZT BRRHARDI ISTORES0fL4ii4 m m rro K3TEAiu c OAk BILLS DOWII 0 DONT FAIL TO UE7 CDAILY CAPACITY WRITE FOR c 1000 J 0 7Ita 3 G- F i 4 THE BEST5TEAM COAL on I THE NA1JET sEND Uj A Tfll LIe I ORDCFtAMD YOU WILL USE HO e c If dilER ORDERS PROMPTJLYFILLED A tCtJ ATtSrACTON GUARALIT DS f rurCj7i I I 1 C tlI I f L j 4r r 1 w- TwirjfJ k I i rEXCHAKE ROLLER MILLS 1 FRANK TUTT PROPRIETOR i MADISONVILLE KY f isMakes unsurpassed Flour Meal Bran Crushed Corn Feed I Mealevery thing a firstclass mill produces The people of the county are invited to come in and be treated right 4 Gives on exchange as much as any mill and guarantees satis faction Flour warranted to he superior quality fade With Webster McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited b TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION NASIIVUTUEENNESSED The Exhibit of the 1 Nashville Chattanooga Jand St Louis Railway RAt the Terminal Station in the Centennial Grounds is one of the most NfTnteresting instructive and costly displays at the Exposition and C thould be seen by every visitor It consists of an artistically arranged misplay ot Agricultural Products Minerals Timbers Valuable Relics Jfcuricsities etc collected from points along the line traveled by this v Road which penetrates the most fertile and picturesque portions of jfithe South Trains leave the Union Depot Nashville every fifteen minutes for the Centennial Terminal Station The Quickest and Best jJRoute Fare Five Cen- ts5DONT FAIL TO SEE 1TlU 4bi INEW ENTERPRISE t I 5TOVES ST 200000 zsssr 1Theyare made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen are usUlaed by the produeU of Southern Farmerg I tI They lost looter and make more home happy than any N oLioother Store on earth Fire back guaranteed for 13 year r LItyour Dealer does not handle them WRITS FOR CATALOGUE c Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co 01NASHVILLE TENN 4 auAzurAciuRuiOf 0COOKING AND STOVES Mantel and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc t DIALER M China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Kvcrjthlngnecessary and convenient 1 1 for the Kitchen Dining Room I iuiilry and Dary It t rTp I MEDICINE for the- MILLION I I BICYCLES I I A SPECIALTY Ls oJ A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A New Toik company of manufacturing ehemlaU the nipana Chemical d upon the marker about five egri sgu n medlcln1 or tabule composedlof eonipreiwd powdered prrparalluun vt certain medicinal drugs which bad aicerJtalaed to be of more UM among medical men than any other for the cure common to man us Iao their origin Ia en tlon or Jlll for uImIiticg food absorbing nouzlsbinent inc eliminatIng waste Tn catalogue ot I1U Included under ttilt head U said to Inclndo pretty nearly ercr tissue for which the physician U called upon topretcribe In preparing tbelr atnndard remedy for the acceptance of tbo American peoplo the company the principleothat everythln entering Into the packet should bo ot the highest grAde and so and prolPcted as to retain Its qualities Intact And unimpaired through any extendedIklot time In any climate n17 Ibo choicest drugs hould tied their ihould be In n000rdance with the latest pcrtctcd methodS ot modern science the tabuks In clua protectM by absorbent cotton and securely corked Jbrcorks IIpacked been otu grade eohlgh In Ite requirements that no b these coukt supply zoom tbio a proportion from his Output tbtwould Sneet the exacUn speclocations pleas vlig were In turn pcckcd luboxes of not aurpaisod beauty perfection workmanship by those used by tbo tfutldloui dealerS In jewels and ornaments ofrold Uavlngietlbrlrblghitandard aadneTcrconicntlnirto vary from It the proprietors WOtr accepted moderngmethods of making commodity known and o vested within aye years In newipaper advertising hu informed every American citizen concerning the superior and mrurulng qualities of lUpine Tabulea Ding oug and painstaking tn ot the chanted condition that sweep over tb commercial to note every clrcumitanco having a bearing the successful prosecution of their trade the manager ot the company nave notexthat there Is it present IniUtent demand for a lower price for er article reaches or approaches an universal use and that tbe people alOlouahrequlrlnll the bell of everything resent being called upon to h wvy for superfluous and packing or nnnecMiary protection against deterioration that IeclJIle but II needless In tbo case of n purchase Intended to be t week It has also been discovered and rond Umeand actual experience that thoseTabules do not have the tendency to loss of or diminution of ex cellence from that might at first have been expected Inasmuch as under favorable conditions those that have drawer a traveling bur or k for several weeks or months are tlfolpC I 01 fresh and aa efficacious aa enActing upon Ibcio lUfnrentlonii and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of crest newspapers now n cent rate of five times and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased lllea the company havo entered experiment of putting nipans Tabules In pasteboard cartons which lrlOt upon terms which permit 0 a sold b the druggIst or storekeeper at a oe lower than ever Before adopted for Vpmprletarr medicine FIVE CENTS ten tabutes or dous for onehalf maticbcmpny will not discontinue the manufacture andsal In the form the have learned to know and yaluo the lupans Tabules but will over th cheaper aortexperlmentaliyfortho benefit ot such ai maT desire them It should be plalnlT understood that the medicine Is Identlcalln both sorts the only difference Iwlnz In the form and comparative cost of or The firecent pack ho iu ear not yet to be although It 1s probable that almost any drug l Kilt will obtain a requested by a customer 101 but In asycase a single r cartm containing Ufplrhen will be sentpostIga paid to any address for five cents to- L t sins forwarded to the Chemical Co 10 BtM New York Until the F cnrvlifira thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will supplied at a t wlr wlilch will allow them a ralr margin of front vis i cartons for 40 cents L It down III cartonS for ln 5 gross cartoni for CJOJt 29 cross 13000 cartons for tUU Cash with the order UeTtry CMC rt S 1 JJOHN CASTUMAN ARTHUR G LANGIIAM BKECKINUIDGB CASTLE IAN Royal Insurance Co OF LIVERPOOL Tile largest Fire Insurance Company in the World j KentuckyiLISSIS Paid In Kentucky In 1896 24983103 BjARBEE CASTLEMAN Managers Southern Department General Office Louisville pAUJM MOORE Earlington Ky Resident Agent for Earllngton y and Vicinity L ttifcf rAHANDSOMEILLUSTRATEDCATALOOIJEOFTHE fiRYANT ft STllllUOU61NES COLLEGE r 33rlYar LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Conlatni KiiunUe Tiformatloi to those dalrlng to Learn BOOXKEEPINQ SHORTHAND TElEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP 4 itiiIr JieffiHgsMLOCaUQ Graduates in lucrative Situations RBt68 Very Low j THE SUNDAY sCHoOL LESSON XIII THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES SEPT 20 A Comprehensive Review or the Qoar tctt Lemons ijoldcn Text Math v 10 Commentary by tlio Her D 111 Stearns LESSON IFirst Converts In Europe Acts xvi 015 GoUJoii TlxtPI cxlr 130 Tho entrance of Thy words glvctl light Tb3 golden text for the quarter Let your light EO shluo etc Math v 10 suggests that Christ who Is tlio light U to bo allowed so to work In us that Got inny bo glorified in us GaL 1 24 Paul tea tlflcs thnt it pleased God to reveal Christ tn him Gal I 10 and ns tim Lord Jesus Christ never sought Ills own will or pleas tire John vl OS Rom sv 3 so Paul when hindered front going Into Asia or Dlthynla was satisfied to cross over to Macedonia at the call of Ills Lord anti pa tlcntly wait for the opportunity anti cheer fully accept tim seemingly small ono ot speaking to a few women by the riverside LESSON 1Ilaul and tile Phlllpplai Jailer Acts xtl 22O1 Golden 1oxt Acts xII 81 BelIeve On tlio Lord Jesus Christ aiid thou elmlt Lo Fared and thy house To bo arrested beaten and tin prisoned did not look much Ilka success In their work neither did it look like suo cess when our blessed Lord was arrested buffeted scourged crucified as a malcfac tor LESSON nrpolIl nt Thcssnlonlca and Ilcrcn Acts xvll 112 Golden Text Acts xvll 11 They received tho word with nfl readiness of mind anti searched the Scriptures dally Sonio wcro added unto tho Lord at Philippi and Paul passed- on to other cities for ho believed that It was Ills calling to cruise all whom ho could reach to see and hear tho gospel It is to bo seen in our lives and heard from our lips and whether wo arc freoor bound resting In ono place or persecuted from place to place it Is that under all circumstances pcoplo may see and hear of Jesus Christ Not all will receive Him but some will anti some like the Koreans will earnestly search the Scriptures LESSON IV Paul Preaching In Athens Acts nil 2384 Golden TextJohn iv 24 God Is a Spirit and they that worship Him must worship Him In spirit and in truth lie found tho people of Athens worshiping all manner of gods but Ignorant of tho only living and truo God and giving their time chiefly to hear ing and tolling tho nows regardless of anything beyond the present life LESSON VPouls Ministry In Corinth Acts xvlll 111 Golden TextI Cor III 11 Other foundation can no man lay than that is laid which is Jesus Christ Here ho works at his trade as n tcntmakor and on the Sabbath days preaches Christ in the synagogue ns long as tho pcoplo will listen to him anti when they will hear him no more ho preaches in a house right be sldo tho synagogue Many are saved in eluding the chief ruler of tho synagogue and all his house Tho Lord Himself vis its and encourages Paul and ho continues 18 months at Corinth LESSON VI Working and Waiting For Christ I Tbcss Iv 0 to v 3 Golden TextJohn xiv 0 If I go and prepare a place for you 1 will como again and re cclvo you unto myself that whcro I am them ye may bo also Turning to God tram idols Is the first step tho coming of His Son from heaven is the consumma tion and all between Is included in serv ing the living and true God I Thess I 0 10 Wo need to be assured of our sill ration or thero can bo no pcaco of mind LESSON VJI Abstaining For tho Saka of Others I Cor vIII 113 Golden Text Rom xiv 7 For nono of us llvcth un to himself Tho lovo that bulldcth up tho body of Christ is better than tho knowledgo that puffcth up oneself To pity self or plcaso self or live in any way unto ourselves Math xvi 23 margin Rom xv 0 II Cor v 15 is directly opposed to tho spirit of Christ and therefore cannot be pleasing to Him but to deny self and dally to die unto self that Christ may bo Leon In us Math xvi 24 25 II Cor iv 11 this is Cbrlstllko and glorifying to God and thus souls will bo won to Christ LESSON VIILTho Excellence of Chris thin Love I Coy xIII 118 Golden Text I Cor xIII 13 And now abldcth faith hope love these thrtc but the greatest of theso is lovo Ocd is love and Christ was God manifest in tho flesh and this chapter Is n photograph of Christ so that although His name Is not in it wo cannot mistake tho picture any more than wo would that of nn intimate friend LESSON IXPaul Opposed at Ephesus Acts xix 2134 Golden TextTako heed and bowaro of covetousness Tho trouble at Ephcsus arose from those who said Our craft by which wo have our wealth is in danger This Is not to bo wondered at when it comes from those who have in this world all they over will have but when it is seen in those who bear tho vamo of Christ in connection with our church or our board or our no ddy or our denomination it is pitiable Indeed and must bo grievous to God who by ills Spirit is seeking to gather rom all nations n body of people Irrespec ive of nil names but that of our Lord esus Christ LESSON X Gentiles Gvlng For Jewish Christians II Cor ir 111 Golden Text II Cor Till 0 Yo know tho grace of ur Lord Jesus Christ thnt though Ho tvas rich yet for your sakes Ho became poor that ye through Ills poverty might bo rich God so lovfd that Ho gave His only begotten Son tho Son of God loved mo and gave Himself for mo It we see others need that which wo have and we ivo not to them how can tho lovo of God bo dwelling in usP John 111 10 Gal II 20 I Joint 111 10 17 LESSON XL Christian Living Rom ii 081 Golden Text Rom xII 21 I3c not overcome of evil but overcome evil with good This is again on tho sumo line of thought rs some previous les sons anti begins with II Ltt love bo with out dissimulation end it both begins and ends with hating evil and loving good Thcro is imoimo good cnvoono that IsOod LEstoN XII Pauls Addreca to the Ephcslon El ers Acts xx 2336 Golden Text Acts xx C5 Remember tho words of tho Lord Jesus how Ho raid It Is moro blessed to give than to receive He is abloby the grace of God to testily that the exceeding abundant grave of God to him I Tim I 14 nulled him for three years to give himself so tully to them that with nil humility cf mind und tempta tions and tears ho had testified the gofjc of the grace of God preached tho kingdom of God and declared tho wholo counsel ol God and now ho cared not what awaited him If only he could still glorify God so fully was ho given up to Him who ap peared to him on tho way to Damascus Tho sonic Lord Jesus will do tho same in and through us if wo are only willing Letter List Buckner Mr Thcs Mj Drouillard Marie Brouillard L M Bradsbaw William Bulock Ella Crock en Mr Collie Carter Rev H II Chapman John A Clemmens Miss Annie Cagle Lee Dame William Douse Mrs Maggie Floyd Mrs Magdalene F Galoway Mr JMMrs Mag Lester Mrs Lizzie Mitchell Geo B McGeary Sj Narras Alvin Porter Miss Lullc Peachum Jasj Rogers Laura Schmitb Wm T X Slaton J Wj Swanford Miss Maggie Slockard Mrs Sallie Silvey Cary Tucker Dan Viddi tow I Kj Watts T C Walker D D Wyllis Lucien Tj Drouthard Mr Tom C G ROBINSON P M a The Arnold brothers of Frank fort long missing and supposed to have drowned in a Florida stream arc believed to be in Cuba WHkRMAHost UseInCONSUMPTION ji V4ft UI L 444 1 1t 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY iINCOAPORATEDIand Shippers of COAL AND COKE 1Miners I Office Earlington Kentucky f I tj1E3IFEirLc11 Offices Iiap IVVrtolesaleiBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III THE FAMOU5NO9 COALJ IIi MARKET I E R IWhyNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One n ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as Ioneton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY i P CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For tho Week Beginning Sept 10 Comment by Her S II Doyle Topia Losing onoa life and finding it John xII 18 2020 It may seem paradoxical and yet it is true that to win life we must loso itthat is to win the highest form of life there will be much in tho lower forms of life that must be sacrificed Life comes through death exaltation through humiliation self glorification by mucus of self abasement This ia the low of nature II Except acorn of wheat fall into tho ground and die it ubidoth alone but if it die it bringeth forth much fruit It ia tho law also of tho worldly life If a man withes to get rich if ho places wealth before him as tho highest standard of life ho must die to many things in lifo about him Ho cannot enter to any great extent tho social world tho world of pleasure or the world of learning All his time all his energies must bo concentrated upon this one object and if with this as his goal ho is willing to dio to all other things that ho may livo for wealth ho can usually win a great fortune If a man wants to win distinc tion iu the world of wisdom ho must also RO through tho samo process Ho cannot amass a great fortune lie can not be a leader in society Everything elso to a largo extent must bo sacrificed All lila energies must bo devoted to tho ono liuo of work and by the sacrifice of other things and tho pursuit of this ono alone ho can ordinarily win tho distinc lion ho desires This law of loniiiR tbat wo may find dyiu that wo may live is also charac teristic of tim spiritual world Ho that lovclli his lifo audi lore it says Clni t cud ho that hutcth his lifo ia thin vorlU shall find it The life that muKt le lost is this present life It must bo mciifiud if we tire to win tho eter nal lifo of the Eoul iu heaven Two lives mo pluccd before UP We cannel have both to a large extent but we muy have eithir If vo prefer thi Tlifc to tail give up tho future lifo and livo for this only If we pu I r tho Letter higher life with God wo must sacrifice this life To Escriiico this lifo for tlio higher lifecf the soul should give uaiio thought mid no nnsicty The higher lifo of the soul is KO influitily beyond anything that wo can uchicvo or attain to in this lifo that we should not hesitate for ecu Bin pic moment in making our choice II For what shall it profit n man if ho gain te wholo world uuJ lose his life tho higher lifo of tho tool beyond tho grave If it would set pay us toEscri fico this higher lifo for all tho world I how could it pay us for sacrificing it for thu fLlJullfcJy Hunll part of tho world that iiuy of us ecu win Let us bo willing to sacrifice this lifo for tho higher lifo of the soul rind do it Bible Readings Math x 130 xl 20 xvi 2420 Mark viii 8G38 Luke ix 2825 xviii 2027 I Cor xv 80 87 Gal ii 20 v 1520 Phil i 21 ii 112 iv 1314 I Johu iii 1517 vI 4 r Will go to Hartford Madisonvillo Hustler The Madisonville Cornet Band will go to Hartford the last of this month to play for the fair that begins there on the 29th instant The band at this place is the most deservedly popular band in this portion of the State The boys have never yet played for a fair or anything else that they did not give entire satisfaction to all concerned It is very likely that the band will furnish music for one O r two other fairs yet this fall Turned Down- GlobeDemocrat Professors of calamity will not confess that they have been turned from the error of their ways but find it useless to deny that they have been turned down i Are you a subscriber to TUB BEE You should be TilE NATIONAL GAME Of Politics Shows Very Encourag ing Outlook for Republicans FUTURE COMPLEXION OF TilE SENATE Washington D C Sept 21 Much interest is felt here in the Senatorial contests in the severa States especially Ohio Maryland New Jersey Texas and Iowa for portions of thA legislatures which are to be chosen in Iowa and New Jersey are to participate in the election of Senators While all Senatorialelections arm subjects of especial interest here those this fall especially in Ohio and Maryland arc particu larly so because the control of the Senate from March 4 1899 to 1901 may be determined by them On the Ohio election will depend the complexion of tile Senate between this and 1899 provided a Repub lican is seated from Oregon So Ohio is the first to attract at tention because she may determine the control of the Senate for the next two years while she may with the other States above mentioned control it for twoyears more It is not surprising then that every politician from Ohio is eagerly questioned on his arrival here and that those from other States are also the subject of attention when they put in an appearance On till States above named may de pend the control of the Senate during all of President McKinleys term There arc now 43 Republicans in the Senate 32 silver Democrats 5 silver Republicans socalled 5 Populists and 3sound money Democrats The ucath of Senator George and the absence of a Sen ator from Oregon leaves tine total number but 88 With a Republi can seated from Oregon and one elected in Ohio that party would with the cooperation of one Pop dst control the Senate Even if a Democrat were appointed to suc ceed Senator George it is consid ered probable that at least one of the Populists would cooperate with the Republicans thus leaving that party in control of the Senate with the aid of the Vice Presidents vote Thirtyone scats in the Senate are to be filled between now and March 4 1899 Eleven of these are now filled by Republicans fif teen by silver Democrats two by Populists two by silver Republicans and one by a sound money Democrat It is conceded that the Republicans will elect Senators from Maine Vermont Massachu setts Rhode Island Pensylvania Iowa Michigan and Minnesota the Democrats in Virginia Flori da South Carolina Texas and probably Missouri and Tennessee with the Ohio Republicans success ful this fall the Republican party is practically sure of 41 votes in the Senate in the last half of Mo Kinleys term and tlic silver Democrats 25- There is reason to believe that the Republicans may be suc cessful In sending members of their own party from Maryland West Virginia Indiana Wisconsin North Dakota CaliforniaNew York and New Jersey to succeed Democrats now holding seats from these States Should this happen jt would give the party an easy c ntrol of the Senate Should tl win inonchalfol voiY on these States they would be able to control the Senate with the vote of the VicePresident- It will be seen then that there is good reason for the intense interest with which the Ohio election of this tall is being watched Upon it alone may depend the control of the Senate between this time and March 4th 1899 while upon Ohio Marylandand a few other close States will depend the control after March 4th 1899 to the end of President McKinleys term Therefore all eyes are on Ohio as to her possible control of the Senate during the next eighteen months and upon Ohio Maryland and a few other close States as to the control of that body during the remainder of President McKinleys ter fliHappily the reports from all of these States arc very encouraging to the Republicans In Ohio there now remains no doubt of success provided the members of the party in that State do not allow their good prospects to lead to a neglect of duty They have some very shrewd men to deal with and some very unscrupulous ones too and between these two they will need to get out every vote But if they do so it is conceded that they will win In Maryland the Republicans are very hopeful They are all standing now well in line and when the good round majority by which they carried the State last year is remembered it is apparent that they have fcood chances of success Yet they have as shrewd and unscrupulous i man to fight as have the Ohioans for Arthur P Gorman is a man who can only be beaten by the must heroic work on the part of the Republicans of Maryland Advices from Ohio indicate that time voters there understand pretty clearly the heavy responsibility which rest upon them A failure to elect a Republican from that State passes the control of the ben ate into the hands of those opposed to President McKinley at least until March of 1899 perhaps to the end of his teim It is a big responsibility and it is well that the Ohio Republicans recognize it Agricultural Procession New York Press When wheat started up the road corn pricked up its ears instanter and now the potato has got its eyes open The whole farm will be in the procession before long Capt Jas Barrett helter known as Hickory Barrett conductor on the Princeton branch of tbeL N and Miss Pallia Menefee were married Friday morn ing In ClarLsville The was performed by Father Sapesof tha Catholic church TIME TABLE I C R Ri Effective May 6 1897 NORTH fOUND No sos No 304 No atLv New Orleana 630 p am goo a zu Lv Memphis 750am 8ij p m Lv Pulton ioopnm ZislOpm 6oea m Lv Paduc h 3i3pm ism5pos m LT Prlnctton 440 pm zts a m s37 a n Lv Nortonvllle 339 pm jj8 a m 1050 a m LrCenlrl CIt 6o pm 4ao a mUIS m- Ar LouliVIll3O3 p III 500 a m 5t15 p m- Ar CloctDnall 640 a m u55 a m SOUTH BOUND C No sot No 101 No ail Lv Cincinnati ntopm rjjpra Lv Looliville sue a m 7 jpm 840 i m Lv Ceolral city sis am 1014 p m rjjpm Lv Norlonvlllo gas a m 1113 pm t54 P m- LvPrloceloDtoa8am ui6 a m 493 pm LvPdncab titopm zya m6t5 p m Lv Fulton tjjpm jjo a m Soopm Ar Memphis 705 P m 710 am Ar New Otltaot 8101 ra 700 am trains run Noss jsadso4are solid V itlbnUdlralnipInttehr au Pall manBnfTet and Yrco Reclining Chair Cart between Cincinnati and New Dunn TraIns and alto run solid between Cincinnati and Sleepers1DirectA If ANSON Gp and T A r L 9ur Eoloted iflens All communication and matters of news per Iambi lo thIs column should be droned to Gao ALI iixpia Kailuuton Ks S Mis Dora Allison of Evansville is Ibe tacit of Mrs Ella Alexander Aaron Hale is very sick We expect a large crowd out lo the Reading Room tonight Prof Johnson an estimable and widely known man died at Madisonville Thurs day Sept 16 slier an Illness of three weeks lie leaves a wife and two chi I dren Oscar Smith is sick blweek Misses Florence Graddy and haul Holland of Morions Gap were In Earl Inglon Monday at the wedding Quite a number from White Plains attended Ibe wedding Monday night Jake Nichols from the country was up MondayRev Pritrhell of Owensboro preached Tuesday night Rev Wm Foster left for Ma field Tuesday morning Mr Taylor France Is very sick this week Rev Geo B Walker filled his appoint meats Sunday Edward Killebrew was hurled Than day Sept 16 The U T L Club gave a rrcrptsc Saturday night Sept 18 in honor of their wives It was a grand success Everyone seemed to erjoy themselves very nicely Tbuna present were Mr and Mrs I B Hawkins Mr and Mm W M Killabrew Mr and Mrs I H Edmonton Mr and Mrs H Garreli Mr and Mrs Tbos Earl Mr and Mrs M Garrett Mr 1andHayden and E Z Edmonton Welcome address by W M Killebrew response byi Mrs H Carrett TilE BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and othit stationery and can furnish anythin- in the printing line on short notice in best style and at lowest prices 0 1I A N TIME TABLE Effective May 30 1897 SOUTH No si No gi No i Lv Chlcifo j 010 am 700 p Lv SI Louli 6i4am 85jpm Lv Brantfllla iiopm doe pm 31 jam Lv Henderion l9pm Cjopm 343 a m Lv Sebree 307 pm Lv Slaughters 314 pm Lv I Union 3ljpm Lv Maditonvllle 349 p m 447 a Lv E rlnlon 401 p rn 710 p am 459 a Lv Morton Gap 415 pam Lv Nortonvllls 411 p at 19S fu Lv Ilopklntville JIJ P m 8i5 pot 607 a m Ar Gothde 5pm Lv Guthrle 613 p m 847 p m 61a m Ar NashvIiiLo3 p n main p m 840 S- NoIx m 54LvLv Gnthrle Bjgam 931 am 911 pm gjjpmLvLv Mortont CAp ia 7 am 1113 a m Lv Earllof ton 1033 a m tIn a m iau p m iinfipmLvLv Slaughters ito a m 1103 p m iii7iLislopin1v 1110 a m- At Bvanivlllt 1110 pm iijpm 1140 m- At St Load 731 pm 710 am ttfVmNoaoiSpringfield to take onanttisl odpaiiengerno from Chicago and folntiportbof Stan 111 laETHr f Erl10lonruclnusCz- c II anoll Diar ixcirt IVXMT csU am LPrOvIdiace Af 735 P m 640 a m 63am ProLv7JO a 11111 Mad Uonvlll Ar o oj p m 7jjam 745 am WopSLT80 a m 811911111LTllaaonAr 44 I pgoamLvDI n I0joaw 0Joam jtopmAr41 ww BTHR1DQR Axwt Two Through Trains Daily jRunnlnr Pullman Veitlbule Sleeping I and Dining Cars Naihvllle to Chicago l 12 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHICAGO NEWORLEANSPLOR1DASPECIAL Leaves New Orleans noon vIsLNRR Na hvlfleat7ao am Through Uullet rom New Orleans II CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Naihvllla Dally at 720 p m For detailed Information address P P JEFFRIES Qcnl Puitenger Agent Evansville led D II IIILLMAN Icnl Southern Agent c Naihvllle Tfnn S L ROGERS Tray Passenger Agent l Atlanta Oa I L4N RAILROAD THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE botwecti the title of Cincinnati Lexington LOllis ifs r Evansville St Louis And thu cities of Nashville Memphis Mont ol1lcr Moliile and New Orleans Wttlicattt Ciasi scA- ND SPEED UNRIVALED SHORTEST AND QUICKEST UOOi R i From St Louis lvansviIlcfand Henderson to time SOUTHEAST ANp SOUTH 1 THROUGH COACHES It From above cities to Nashvillu and Chattanooga make ing direct connection I WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS jJ For AtlantaSavannthMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Gutlnie t and Nashville for all points North East South and West I LInI EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of 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