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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 23, 1897

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 23, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897092301_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 23, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. L&fc&&J - K.iW!'.- - EIGHTH YEAR. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1897. THE STRIKE ENDED, A NO. 38 DIAZ ed DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. TIIE YELLOW FEVER OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. M'KINLEY AND LEE. lr 13. &Z T'SJSrf -- ".J TboiAW VUV- - &$$ i. -- Unices TJnforesoon Dovolophiontrt Ooour in tho Anthraolto Region. Tho Miner Will Itclurn to Worlt-M- orj Tlmn O110. Half rtliuStrlltrii:mi!oca (Ion Gublti Vcriult the Arrval of Sliirtrf Murtlu uuil Ills 'SXcir-- i u ie'vt fV ;,. U1V" " S tri F 5: 5iw TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOBA AND ST, LOUIS RAILROAD. DON'T FORGET IT I Dy this lino you secure tho Maximum of Speed, Safety, Comfort, Sitisfactioa, at (be Minimum of .Expense, Anxiety, Dotber and Fatigue. EXCURSION TICKETS tbis lino and connection to Nashville and return during the continuance of the Ten nessee Centennial and International Exposition. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAKS Uetwreen Nashville and Chattanooga, At- Onsalaat reduoed rates from all points on lanta. Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knoxvillo, Asbevitle, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Jackson, Memphis, Little Hock, Texamana, Sherman, Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. Haiti-mor- e, PALACE DAY COICIIES ON ALL TltAlX ! " V r H London, Sept. J0. Tho Speaker publishes an article dealing with thu UulU-i- l Status aud Cuba, in tho concluding portion of which llsujs: "Wo must not forget that America A LA BELLE JARDINIERE has perfectly legitimate business Interests in Cuba. The United States gov& L. ernment can Ond excellent reason to FASHIONABLE whenever it likes. It can nut htup the supply of arms nud men lu except by uu elaborate th.' iiisttr(rt-ut-:- MERGHANT TAILORS' polioi.igAif 11 dltlluult coast, which would uotstaud, Thu policy of llio insurgents hus been to drain I " AND IS the SpauTsh resourcosjj. They huvo IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS been suecii8iftli;"rTJio,:!ltnsli defeat at Victoria de his Tuikk gives Spniu u 321 Upper First Street, sho- - c, which, it is liopjil, will check civil INDIANA: lie. 1I1 ill loivurd baukruptey nud (Jen. EVANSVJLLIS. step is to recall w.ir. iIm-llr- t of his 'NW IcrThtup which tiie Irreprdsslblo He earnestly solicits the patronage Hopkins county friends ought crtu isms of Ills to 1 11 ititiiU. Tho next .step is TO W. A, NISUBT, PreslJunt terms with the aid of thu United O. W. WADD1LL. CMbltr Otherwise Spain may have Sliu-- . grviiicr danger to f.ioj after thu nicel-i- n 3(epkirto (Lcu.nl;, of eoagresi In December, nnd slu will ba less uble to faco Ilium." -- Information Pertaining to ROUTES, HATES, ETC. Will ba chcarfully furnished upon application to Ticket Agents, or to A, (. Wm.ch, Div. Pass. Agent, Memphis, Tenn. J. II. Latimer, Southeastern Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. I). J. Mullanev, Northeastern Pass.Agent 59 W. 4th St . Cincinnati. Ohio. It. C. Coward:n, Western Pass. Agent, Room 405 Ky. Etch Bldg, St. Louis. Uriard F. Hill, Northern Pi si. Agent Room 338 Marquette Hldg , Chicago, J L. Edmonson. Southern Pass. Agent. Chattanooga, Tenn. W. L DAN LEY, General Passongr and Ticket Agent, Nastnllle. Tenn. TICKETS, Unless unforeseen developments occur, tliu conl strike In tlil'j region h cmlcil. 1.80J men, half of tin; full complement, returned to work ut tliu lloneybroolc colllerici of tho Lehigh & Wllucsbarro Co., us did 330 of tho 1,330 ut Pnrdco'H Lntlliucr mines, while tho Cranberry, Crystal Itlilge and HanvooJ colliurlcs of tho same company unci Coxu'i collieries In tliu district, romntticd ut work. Tho latter wcro to liuvu settled tliu question of slrilco but, ut tliu request of thu operators, held off till Thursday next. Tho employes of the Huzlo mines of tliu Lehigh Valley Co. urj thu question of ruturiilug lu the morning, uud will probably do so. Nearly 5,000 stridors have ruturuud or will do so mid a Httla less than thut number uro still out, with Indications In favor of their joining the worker. were The ouly Incidents of small outbreaks at Lattlmcr nnd Eck-leboth of which wore quickly subdued, and tho serving' of warrants of arrest upon Sheriff Martin nnd a number of his deputies. At Lattlmcr a band of women attempted to drive out 300 Italians who returned to work. They were armed with clubs and stones aud moved on tho cuglne-hous- j nud thu company's stores. The raid looked forbidding' for u time, nnd was not ended until throe companies of tho Thirteenth regiment with fixed bayonets had prcis.nl back aud dispersed the crowds. The disturbance at Eukly was an attempt by strikers to intimidate tho men who wauled to work, und It, too, was quieted down by the troops without violence. Tho break of the strike- Is practically a victory for the operators, as In only one or two Instances have tho demauds of tho men been granted, although scvcinl companies huvo promised to consider tho grievances. The warrauts for tho arrest of Sheriff Murtlu and his deputies were Issued toil ay by Judges Lynch nnd llouuelt at WUUobarre. They were served and no resistance was here made. Tho writs contain 78 names, including tho sheriff's, and tho latter has agreed to deliver all tho deputies for a hearing A compauy of thu Ninth regiment will escort them to Wilkcsbarrc. lieu. Qobln permitted the service of the writs because he thinks thu civil authentic! ure now nblo to handle the situation. The gradual withdrawal of tho troops will be considered IlAZt.uro.v, Pa., Sept. 20. To-du- y to-duto-dn- y y, t, Threatening lllaze at the County of St. Iouli County, Mo. St. Louib, Sept. 10. A blaze broke nt Clayton, the county scat of St. Lous county, at eight o'clock Tuesday night, which threatened to destroy the town. Pandomonium reigned supreme for two aud a half hours, and half a dozen excitod citizens wcro badly hurt In theirefforts to savo tho burning buildings. The local volunteer firo company, under Chief Peter Kerth, fought nobly, but were powerless to prevent tho progress of the flames, nnd Chlof Swlngloy,of SL Louis, was called upon for assistance. Ho responded by Rending engine No. 30 and truck No. 0 to tho rescue, but they arrived too lato to render any practical service. buildA row of four framo two-stor-y ings on tho northwest side of the public square, owned by Judgo Herman Ilclntzc, nnd valued nt 83,000, wcro totally destroyed, as also their contents, which wero owned by V. W. Snugulnct, tho proprietor of tho Clayton Fulton market, Tho total loss from tho flro was 87,f0O. BLOW. A HEAVY Death unit Destruction rific wind-stor- fil ASSAULTED. The business portion of Wllinore, Ky. Tho Illinois Board Quarantines with the exception of ono store, was Cairo Against tho South. destroyed Cooler H'rrtllicr Ilncourafrc tho I'eoplo HcporU l'roin New Orlcnnn, Mobile, TciuifMoo mid Vurlous l'olnti lu MUnlailppl. 111., 21. Dr. SntiNoriKLD, SepL Eguti, secretary of tho Illinois state board of health, in charge of yellow fever inspection nt Cairo, wires rfrom Cairo, establishing general quaiunllue against Louisiana, Alabama ana Mis slsslppl, both passengers nnd.tratmucu being prohibited from leaving cars en route north. Dr. Kgan states that danger exists nt Cairo from future developments of disease, owing to tho large number of refugees already arrived there. ttoxr Case nt New Orlcam. SepL 21. mother's arms. Ono horso was killed by a falling tree, nnd tho storm spread general consternation and created a panic in the grand stand. Considering tho manner in which the limbs and portable missiles of till ktnds wero flying through tho nlr for bome time, it Is considered miraculous that thcro was not a greater loss of l'fo. POST OFFICE ROBBED. One of tlia Ilobben Mortally Woundtd ana Captured. Dknveh, Col., Sept, 18. A special to tho News from Chadron, Nob., Bays: passed over tho state fair grounds Thursday afternoon, blowing down trees, overturning tents nnd killing two people ono a baby In its on tba Ictllnua Htato Fnlr UrouncW. Indiaxai'oms, Ind., Sept. 18 A ter- "Three masked highwaymen entered the postoQlcoat Uelinont, this county, Thursday and by tho liberal display of Dr. Joseph of tho board of health, has reported nine cases of yellow fever In his practice. He says they were all stricken violently, but wero much relieved by prompt medical attention. A cuntdderablo full Is noted iu tho U'tnperalurc, uud though the cooler weather Is not entirely hopeful to the sick, it encourages tho phyaluluus tc believe the fever will spread less rapidly. Tho Illinois Central discontinued two trains on its Valley and two on its regulations main Hue. Quarantine Very have caused their withdrawal. few trains are running on any of the roads, and there Is consequent slowness lu the delivery of the mails. Many towns continue to refuse to receive Now Orleans papers, fearing infection. The charity hospital has offered to send frco phyidclans and medicines to the indigent, who arc attacked with fever. The authorities do not care to rccclvo yellow fever patients In the charity hospital. New Holt, Om.EANs, compelled tho postmaster to deliver up somo 8403 of post olllco funds. They made their escape, but two wero apprehended in Crawford, after lively fighting in which one of the robbers was mortally wounded by Mnrshal Spearman of Crawford. A SMALL-SIZED riot. It Wat Started archistic society, denounced the government, branded the Poles of Chicago as cringing cownrds, nnd ns a climax tore :i small American flag in toshreds.at niackhnwk nnd Noble streets Wednesday night. riot, Tho result was a small-sizeduring which tho supposed anarchists wcro badly beaten nnd narrowly escaped being killed. GOING TO MASSACHUSETTS. d In Chteaco by i Couple nl AnarchUt Eiuluarlei. Cuicaoo, SepL 17. Two men, supposed to be tho emissaries of somo an- tho 1'reiMent to Make a Urlef Visit to the Old Jlay Stale. 18. Tho president has arranged to leave Yashlug- ton early next week for a short visit to Massachusetts, lie will uj accompanied by Mrs. McKlnloy und Mr. Courtelou, his stenographer. Ills des tination Is North Adams, .Musi., where he will b. .ho guest of W. U. Plunkett. His tho present expectation of tho president to return to Washington ionic time in the luttcr wecic oi mis month. Wasihnoton, Sept. REASONS UnglUh FOR INTtiHVENTION. .Inufu.i ToluU Out Amorlrjiu ItlBht,. FRITSCH SON, WAS A. IT ANDREE'S? Hlslited nt AiitzlllriV4!Jr, Arctic Ilniata. 18. A tele- Ilallooii Int-rvei- -- u . graphic message rccohvd here from Krasnoyarsk, lu the Interior of Sibarin, says that on September 1 1, at 11 o'clock st night, the inhabitants of the village of AiiLdtlrovrskojd, In the dlj-triof Yeniseisk, Arctic llussin, saw a balloon, believed to be thut of Prof. Auilree, thu SwedUh uurouuut, who luft the Island ol Trouisoe shortly before 2:30 p. in., on July 11, in un attempt to crois the polar regions. et St. PKrensuuitu, Sopt. felloiv-geuern- ls ur-r.u- ATTEMPTED TRIPLE MURDER. eer-l.u.i- ly Actor Coolc Attack 111, Wlfo, Serttat uud llitbe-T- lio Wife Severely Injured. Nkw YoitK.SopL 18. Augustus Cook, BANK 1'ouml DmiibIIii from u 33. 1,1 uib. ' Madisonville, Ky. Capital Stock, $50,000. Transacts a general banking business, nnd invites tbe accounts of tho citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has the finest and moM secure vault in that sectiou of Kentucky Co (EompoitnO Prescriptions properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It require tbe druggist tohavealargs amount of drugs fresh drugs. He must give tbe best possible' work, and for compensation be must be reasonable. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMBER WE'RE CAREFUL. 7 .The body of I'Mwiird II. lloldeii.u carpontcr, was found bunging from the limb of u tree lu ihowooj-throe und a half miles from this elty yesterday. Hn hired u liui'Ke aud eariitigu to go to Millport Saturday afternoon. Tho horse, und wagon were found near by. Tho wagon wus covered with blood and Holden had two gashes on his right urm abovu the elbow and four on his wrist, evidently cut with a knife, but no kulfa could bj found or money ou his nl though his wife said he had S107 when ho left home. llu.ileui.iUu lusurecnt Suceiti Confirmed. Washington, Sept. 18. A telegram lias been received uj. tho state department confirming tho pross reports of thu cupluro by insurgents of tho government position nt Quczalteuaugo, Guatemala. This place is about 50 miles back from tho Pacific coast. i per-101- 1, lh.illit.v, N. Y,, SepL on tho charge of attempting to kill Uh wife nud baby and nurse. Mr. Cook. Is suffering from severe scalp wouudo, an actor, was locked up here last night tho uurso hns her fingers slightly cut, but tho baby, although besmeared with blood, escaped unhurt. Tho alleged attempted triple murder occurred lu the luxuriantly furnished apartments of the Cooks, and creates quite a sensation. 'Jliere'll lie an Awful Ileckonlii;. Cincinnati, Sept. 17. An Osgood (lud.) special to the Times-Sta- r s.i,v: There will bo an awful ruckonlng fur the slaughter of the 11 vo men in the Versailles jail. All the victims have many relatives aud friends who have determined that somebody must suffer for the wholesale lynching. Everybody hero feels that more blood will be shed. There Is a feeling that the mobuetod hastily as to Levi and Jenkins. The only testimony against them wai statement that they were Involved In the Wooloy burglary. Hos-tetter- 's ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, &3b JAMES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. ' Forty l'ersom Drowned. SepL 17. Two steamers, tho Tzarvltch and Malpltka,' collided yesterday in tho Volga, near Tho former sank. Her Astrakhan. jumped passengers, nto tho river. Many reached tho shore, but 40 wcro drowned. Bnaiilih Mlulitcr of Flunuco , St. PfiTKitsnuno, Turkey Acetyl the rower," Condition! ot 1'eace With dreece. Vienna, SepL 17. The Neuo Freio Presse says it is reported la official panic-stricke- Ezcoiu-muuloat- it 'JHRHIjfllOl ft.' Whnt.'.Chnnce Have They? "Hell fer Sartatn Creek" is said (6 bc.thc'real namejof ja. Kentucky) PER DAY. rivulet, and now tUety have estabRATES: 'Room and Breakfast, $1.00. lished' a Sunday schriol near its EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Day, banks which is known as ;'HeH fttfRooas. 6ol Meals, 6oo! Service. Jer Sartain Sunday scho"bl."(ft(This rather improbable circumstance When yon Visit St. Louis stop nt moves tho Savannah News .fS1 ask: ?Th&. interesting ruiestlon Iff atd Waltui.. Strut Cart afnit io'klni chance for '"salvation have its,' ,; TURKISH BATHS. Open all NiBht, pu?il??"t' EflnriHillliliillllllllliiimiBlillE Madrid, Sept. 18. Tho bishop ot Majorca, ISaloarlo Islands, has excommunicated tho Spanish minister oC finance, Senor J. Reverter, for,. taking possession, of the treasury of a church ij In his diocese. It, circles that the sultan of Turkey nnd the council ot ministers of tho Ottoman emplro have accepted the powers' conditions of peaco with Qrceeo, and that It is expected the preliminaries of the treaty will bo signed on Friday nexL r Pillosophy. Of snaking mauy pills there ! Tvprxf TiM1.mnl:rr lo ma o $2.00 says: "Try my pill," ts if lie were offering you bon bonsl The wise man finds n good pill ana sticics to iu aiso, mu uo man who has once tried them never foraake3 a Jyer's Cathartic Pills.. ST. JAMES HOTEL, -- iJ Subscribe for Tun Bee. Is deeply impressed with the Evanovlllo, Ind. critical character of tho situation as In Mleslsiilppl. doscrlbed by Gen. Lee. as it is underJUMUMlAJMUUUlJMlJUtJUtK Vicusncito, Miss., SepL 21. Weather stood that at tho conference he strongcool, bracing; town healthy; rigidly ly urged Consul-GenerLeo to reDR. MENDENHALL'S quarantined. State board has ordered tain his office, at least lor tho IMPROVED tropical fruit excluded from the ttatc, present, and to return to ilavana, at also newspapers, unless fumigated. his earliest convenience. As it has CUBE. The state board is advised that been strongly intimated for several Aldrlch citizens near Osyks, Miss., wcro months that demanding release of persons in would succeed Ucn. Lee at Havana, rKESIDEST DIAZ OP MEXICO. quarantine at Statu Ltuc. Tho and that the latter would probably not Monosterlo Meantime, lleury requestreturn, the president's action is conboard wired AdjL-Uchit tho man with a cano who, turning, ing that tho Capital light guards of strued to mean that ho thinks it to make a change nt this seized it and broke it Ucn. l'radlllo Jackson be sent there. Two suspicious then hit him a powerful blow on the cases arc reported near Smith Station, juncture. neek felling him. Tho gendarmes Hinds county. These will be investiLEE SAYS HE WILL 11ETUIIX TO CUBA. rushed forward and somo mounted ofllgated ut once. Very rigid quarantine Ucu. Lee left here. for Covhgton, cers and police seized and plnlonod him. obtains ou Ilig, IJInck river. A negro Va., but before his departure a hnlt-te- d Ho was taken through a sldo street had twice slipped through the who that he would return to Cuba as and led away, tho pcoplo shouting lines was captured, uu.t ducked by the soon as ho had arrangod his prlvato "(,'lvc him to us:" "Wo will hang him:" guards and half drowned. JJut tho gendarmes succeeded in affair, probably about the middle of MKlUDtAN, Miss., SepL 20. Meridian d private conversation with Iccoplng their prisoner, being crowd October. In continues free from busplclous cases. by cavalrymen, the grcnt close personal friends, Gen. Lee has Some of the refugees have gotton over behind. 1jt '" nrurt OTKH-TSiTexpressed himself vigorously as to the ih'iutiug and running returning to tho their fright and have returned, llusl-ucs- s -Tho prosldent on mz '' JtJ'JMr sltuutlon in Cuba, nnd has been very on account of confiis Improving by tho crowds, GUARANTEED TO CURE emphatic in his condsmnatlon of somo palace, was cheered dence in the quarantine. ai.d an Immense crowd assembled In of Gen. Weylers methods. CHILLS AND FEVER. Edwards, Miss., Sept. 20. No new front of the palace, cheering and And Malaria In all Forms. Tasteless. NorW cases siuce the last rcporL Everything president ilrmtlng and calling for tho genulno n ltliout tha above picture and the TWO CASES OF LEPROSY signature of J, O. Mendenhall. is moving along smoothly and every'.leu. Powell Clayton, tho United prcsl-fle.- t Prlco, DO conto nt all Dealers. working harmoniously together. one Itoporlcd to the Surgeon General from BU,es minister called upon tho PREPARED ONLY BY North Dakota. Our quarantine is ns strict and effective and offered his congratulations, as is posslblo to make it. Washington, Sept. 21. Assistaut ts did other diplomats and many other .X. O. Jackson, Miss., SepL 20. The AlaSurgeon F. it. Smylhu, of tho Marluo prominent people. Thero Is no doubt EVANSVILLE. IND. Hospital service, has written to the that If Anulfo had fallen Into tho bama & VIcksburg railway, bciug unaSold by Mattir.Rly & Co., Eailinulot surgeon general informing him of tho bands ol the people ho would have Crabtrce Coal Mining fempanv, lhley ble to run trains, has laid off all their employes at this point, with the excepexistence of two casos of leprosy in ben torn into pieces, so Intenso was Kentucky Wash county, N. D. Tho victims are tho rago of the populace. tion of tho agent and telegraph opern-or- . Scandinavians uud the dlscuso'is said THEY LYNCHED HIM. to bj well developed. Ono of the EXCURSION TICKETS llrlghlor Ht Mobile. U said to be anxious to return to VIA THE the AualUnt of I'roildent Diaz ot Mextoo Mobile, Ala., SepL 2i. Sunday afSweden. Dr. Smythe says ho is uninthe Victim of r Slob. ternoon tliu hot spell was broken up formed ns to wiiut precautions havo New Yonic, Sept. 18. A special to the R. R. by a delightful rain, which served also been takou to prevent Its bprciid. Ev suing Telegram from Mexico City, out the gutters nnd Improve to wash who, on Thursday, ANDREE HEARD FROM. io;s: Aroyo TO THE tho city's sanitary condition. SaturPresident Diaz, was lynched at day there were 11 new cases, nnd SunA Third l'lxeoii DUpjtch 1'lcked cp by a night by a mob of common people. TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL day as many more, so that tho public Vl'lutlnc blilp. twenty of tho lynchers expected ut least u bcoro of now cases SepL 21. A dispatch Alout CoiT.NH.vaEN, woo arrested. Tho mob had apAND to bo iiniioiuicud yesturduy, but the received hero from Hummerfcst, the parently no organization, but it board of health report was published northernmost towu of Kuropcuu Nor- wi.s directed In"" somo mysterious as follows: "One new ease; no suspiway, says that thu whaling ship Fulk way. They broko into tho jail by INTERNATIONAL - EXPOSITION cious cases; no deaths." has brought there the third pigeon dis- forcing tho doors with hugo timbers AT patch from Prof. Audrec, who left the handled by a hundred men. titrlcic OnlliiKiivu ut Alhiutu. Island of Tromsoo In it balloon on July A GOOD CATCH. Atlanta, Ga., SepL 21. The city 11 Inst, lu an attempt to cross the polar The I.srjcut 'i till Vcar. council of Atlanta took somewhat re regions. Tho incvi.igd brought by tho 10. Wheat clearances Chicaoo, SepL Bum M'oodwortli, a Notorlom Doporado, Fulk read,: markable action lu passing an ordiFcr the above cccasion tickets will be Captured nt Guthrie, OkU. July II. I'i: p. m., lat. Si dog. S mln. north, public speech, for the week were 0,819,000 bushels, the prohibiting nance sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at largest this year. lo;u. 11 d A in In- - cast: Oood voyasjo OuTintiE, Okla., Sept. 18. Sam Wood-wortthat good luwycrs stty is a plutu var)ir.g times, rates and limilr, including a All well. n notorious Semlnolo desperado, ticket on sale daily, good to return until violation ot the civil rights acL The THE MAftKEfS. was captured Thursday and lodged lu November 7, and including tickets having council has decreed that auy man, Hy Wo Havo Swellod Ilend. federal jail. He Is a fugitive from limit 'A twenty daic, fifteen datsand sevNrw York. September 21, H17. woman or child who helps to circulate Lo.ndo.V, Sept St. Tho Globe, in an tho .1 4 00 OATTM'. 15 IS tho Indian territory, nnd wnt a mem- en das. For full particulars as to which n rumor that yellow fever exists in At- COTTON Nnlli eStoors. editorial ou the futility of arbitration ber of tho gang that held up tho Santa of the above applies from )our nearest 7 Miuiiiinz U 3"7.S e & ou Wheat lanta shall be sentenced to 0'J days on FLOUK-Wln- lcr with u power "which disregards alike Fe passouger train near IMmond. In Railroad Station in connection with the W11UAT public chiilu gang, It fouud guilty COICN-N- o. No.2 lied the prescription and ordinary the leg. 3.1)4 ? . di Woodworlh's possession wero fouud Illinois Central Railroad, call on or adin OATS-Nof such un offense. Thcro are now Zi Sl'4s4 courtesies o( civilized nations." says: Ticket Acent. 9 W U 10 23 610,200 lu cash, 5500 in counterfeit dress jour nearest railroad rOltlC New Moss yellow-feve- r Atlanta about 4,000 "The idea of our being afraid of a money und a kit of burglar's tools. HV. LOUIS. but not a sluglo suspicious case COTTON .Middling fourth-rntpower like the" United e,so Wm. Murray, Div. Pass. Agt , New OrUUKVUS-Stcc- rs. !H a ft 00 has broken ouL MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN. Slates could only havo occurred to sufleans. Covrs und Ilelleri. . 2 75 a 3 Si GALVUS-(pcrhO- Jd) ferers from n severo uttnek of swelled 0 50 a u 75 Agt., Memphis. Teunetseo'e Itlgld Quarantine. Uovernori nnd HUtTi to bo Invited to the Jno. A. Scott, Div. Pass. to !10US-l''- utr ISO a 4i head. America has lost all senso of A. H. HANSON, j. r. A., iuicagu. ulr 75 44 3 8'. to (JLoIco Denver 1'citlTal. Nashville, Tenn., SepL 21. The SUUIU'-K- uls pioportlou, and has forgotten sho plays PLOUlt-l'utcW. A. Kellond, A. G. P. A.. Louisville. 6 00 5 lti Dknveii, Col., Sept. 10. At a meetquarantine against the wholo state of W 4 75 Clear and blrMght... ouly u minor rolo In tho ulfnlrs No.2 Ued Winter '' of the world. Wo hopo our relations ing last night of tho board of directors Mississippi, which has been declared WIILAT X .. (A OltN by thu state board of health, has gone iOATS-N- o. No. Z Mixed of the Festival ot Mountain aud Plain, lOii'dl KJi with America will hereafter be dis43 it 49 Into effect, nud nppllus to baggage ns KYli-N- o.2 which will occur In this city October B tinguished by a lirmer tone." TOHACCO-I.U3 01 a 8 5J to 7, it was decided to extend Invitawell as pusse.'igera. This will not pro12 03 Lout llurlor 4W 10 00 6W tions to the governors of all the states ORUGCtSTt Mll Survlco Iteiumed. hibit people passing through tho state, HAY UleurTlinothy UUTThlt-Cuui12 Dairy. ui V'M YYAsm.xaro.V, Sept 13. Tho United aud territories to attend. These invi but they can not stop over ho re. -- i' rein do II kuua Status counil at Mauagua, Nicaragua, tations will lneludo the povornors' .. u 8 to (nun) ST. CHARLES, Precautions at Hot Sprlnst. ... a IIACON Clear Illu 6X reports to tho state department that taff. LAItU-l'rli- uo Sloum Wit 49tf the mall service, which has been Hot Sphinqs, Ark., SepL 21. Mayor Storm lu Northern Ohio. UUKJAUO. Gordon, who Is president of the city OAl'l'LU NullvoHtcors. KENTUCKY. 3 75 ft 3) by quarantlno measures, is Clkvkland, 0., Sept. 17. The storm 380 8 ita instrucHOtlS Kiilrto Clioluu. board ot health, has issued again in operation. which swopt over northern Ohio yes2 2o to U loloc i 0) tions to local train inspectors to SUUK1'-I''- ulr i'LOUIt-Wln- tor terday afternoon approached n cyclone 600 a &S0 Patents llofussd to llojuott CJiluvfe. obscrvo tho Did U SM quarantine rigidly Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Siirlnu falouti IU Boston, Sept 17. The most sig- in intensity. At Sandusky roofs wero WIlliAT-No- .il Sprln. U regulations against yellow fever off, plate glass windows demol01 no. suou (nan; U Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. nificant act of the National Laundry-men'- s blown infected districts. Thero will bo no milN-N- o. S association at Wednesday's ses- ished and numerous trees blown down. .... U foil delay or dotentlon of visitors to Hot OATS-N- Mem (neirl harbor was wrecked. iU u 8 3) sion was the laying on the table cer- A yacht in the considerable damage was Springs who nro provided with health I'OltIC At Defiance KANSAS UVL'Y. tain resolutions looking to a boycott ot certificates, signed by tho proper of- oVrMjU NallvoSteora 40 RIO ft 5 done to buildings and crops, and the the Chinese laundries. Ko Si 4 05 ficials at tho point of departure. Tho 1IOUS AllUraue..., tame report comes from Masslllon. VTHUAT-NO- .S W,V Hart A Comfortable Uludfull. ilty is in cxcellont saultary condition. OATS-N- o. 'J White 21 iWH'ii To any person interested in huAt Paulding several buildings at the 2U COUN-N- o.2 xiH PniLXDiU.i'uiA, Sept. 10. Nlel Goodcounty fair grounds wero wrecked nnd mane matters, or who loves aniNKW OltUBANS. man, un employe of tho Phoonlx irou A l'etrlllsit CI In cit. 70 Q D2) panic ensued among the people. upon apss a 39 COUN-N- o.a works of l'hcouixvlllc, has just received WorkTltuituuix, Conn., Sept. t8. Thus far no loss of life or serious in- mals, wo will send free, 5411 (i OATS Western word thut by the death of his sister jury to persons is reported. 15 00 men engaged In digging an excavation 1103 lco plication copy of the "Alliance," K2S he becomes sole holr to an estate ot under a church in this city, Thursday, I'OKIC-O- lddei Most Mo Quarantine Kecenary. tho organ of this Society. In adUACON-Sl& In Staffordshire, England. uncurthed a petrified giant eight foot lOTroN-Maklll- nj,' It $300,030 (J, Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 10. The dition to itensely interesting readIjOUISVlbbU. iu helghtand built lu proportion. LoAdvance In Ueuetntr l'lf Iron. Knoxvillo board of health has decided ing, it contains a list of the 91 miCAT-K- o. Sited cal uxperti say tho mummy must have COItN No 3 Mixed Clkvela.ni, 0., Sept. 17. During the that no quarantlno against points in- valuable and unusual premiums Sllitt been 150 year. old. It was found in a OATS-N- o. S Mixed wiia present week thcro has been an fected by yellow fever is necessary, us e 3714a to no Address I'OltIC bed ot qutcksand, 33 feet beneath the UACOM Nuw.Muss of 53 cunts ton in llesscmer pig this city never had an outbreak of the given by this paper. CleurKlU o'i in Iron, inaklnir tho a I. Hill 7 ul .. price SIP ft ton. 7U O l"" ) Mi iu rf ac j. disease. ' . T11E NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, one No One Thought She Could Live. The ninth annual meeting of the "My boy came home from school and p:o.tii Unlled Cbarllits Bulldlnc Ntw York The Mt. Sterling Advocate will Wed- day with his band badly lacerated Edishortly publish a Woman's "I believe that it It bad not' got Dr. Caldwell county fair begins 29th- - and will bleeding, and suffering great pain," says Don't Use Drugs tion. Carlstedt's Great Remedy for my daughter nesday, October She" got hold four days. About $5,000 in Mr. E. J. Scball with Myer Uros.' Drug would not be with us today. unless you need them, and then only The Cumberland river steamers she doun and her Illness developed into premiums will be given away and Co., St. Louis, Mo. "I dressed tbe wound pure drugs, such as are sold by rerun arc unable to make any more trips rheumatism and rheumatic fever. Every- preparations are being made for a and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm sponsible druggists. We Veep only in a refreely. All pain ceased and It healed the best. That is tbo great disto Nashville this seasonon account one said that she could not live. Five big meeting. markably short timo without leaving a scar tinction to ba looked for when the relief, yet by the time of low water. doctors gavo ber no For wounds, sprain, swellings and rheutime comes that yon need them sha had taken two bottles ol Dr. Carl Centennial Rates. medicino or prematism, I know of no Nowhere else will you find so comLiver Powder, of land for whdat stedt's German bed, and today she iswas I consider it a houseplete a stock. A good time to begin The breaking The L. & N. has offered the following scription equal to it. as she able to sit up in and 50 cent bottles hold necessity. The 45 that spring medicine. has been stopped by the drotttl: strong as she ever was, and we have noth- rates good for tbe ronnd trip on account for sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Centennial; Tickets good ing to thank for It but Dr. Carlstedt's of tbe Tennessee ST. BERNARD DRLO STORE, Uobinsou, Morton's Gap; Ben twenty days, $4.70; tickets good fifteen days Caldwell 'county fair begins Sep- Great German Remedy." HRYAN HOPPER, Maasger. George King, St. Charles. $3 40; tickets good for sevon days la.75. Smith VtCKnitS.Tallula.Ill tember 29 and continues four dliys. f, n. by fire. Tho big lumber mill of the ArkaJol-phl- a Lumber Co., opposite Arkadcl-phl-a, Ark., wns burned. City Physician Vatighan of Little Rock docs not bellevo an epidemic of yellow fever will reach that city. It is estimated that the business revival has added nt least S15,0J0,000 to the value of tho Gould securities. Near llrookhaveu, Miss., Felix Woo-tenged eight, son of Robert Wooteu, w.is smollii red to denth while playing In teed cotton. About 200 turners wero at Chntta-nooTenn., to attend tho convention of Ui southern district of tho North American Turnerbund. Tho First Presbyterian church of Galcsburg has extended a call to Itev. J. Hamilton Spcncc, a popular minister, to become Its pastor. . Tho public schools of lllooinington, 111., showed nn nttcndaiico of 8,401 the first week. Tho number will bo Increased to 4,000 by October 1. The town of Ilalrc, Santiago do Cuba province, has been bombaidcd with two dynamite cannon nnd utterly by Gen. Calixlo Garcia. s, The new Lutheran church nt a small village near Pcrccy, 111., wai dedicated Sunday. The exercises were will attended and Impressive. The boom of Ska. uay, Alaska, us a town has been punctured. Tho became desperate, and 1,500 of them havo forced their way over tho trail. Tlio wlfo of Hon. Norman J. Column died nt SL Louis. Mr. Column, It will be remembered, ivas the first secretary of ogrlcullurc, and Mrs. Colman was a woman of many virtues. Mm. Agnes McKlunon, of 1018 South Broadway, SL LouU, was seized by two men, while sitting on her porch, bound and gagged and robbed. She was found by her son when ho returned 'rom the thcatur. The London Times asserts that tho statement made In American newspapers regarding tho reopanlngof negotiations for nn arbitration treaty the United States nnd Great Hrltaln arc at least premature. Apache Kid, murderer, sheep thief, cattle and horse-thiennd probably thotworst Indian that overlived In the bouUiwcst, has been gathered to his fathers. This cveutoccur-re- d In southern California last July, but has been kept quIcL Soven New York millionaires, nmong whom was John Jacob Astor, dropped into SL Louis in a bunch. Tho stock of tho Illinois Central recently took a boom, nnd the presence of tho "solid Bovcn" in SL Louis was tho baso for rumors that important developments would soon sco davlighL ' V. P. HarL a railway postal clerk re siding In Denlson, was knocked --down and,run over by a trolley car at Houston. His left arm was crushed from wrist to shoulder, und will havo to bo amputated. The left sldo of tho head suffered contusion nud larcsratlon, nnd his right leg was badlv brulsefl. A Washington special says that President McKlnley nnd Attorney-GenerMclvcnna radically differ in regard to section 22, the provision of tho tariff bill which provides for a discriminating duty of ten percenL upon all goods which uro imported into tho United States lu foreign vessels. MclClnlcy is lu favor of the section. Miss Anna Hanner, a pretty music teacher, 13 charged with forgery by a bank at Elliot, la. Miss Hanner, when Informed of tho charge, was indlg-uan- t, and declared that she had not been in Elliot for months, but at her homo in Ued Oak. The defense alleges that some adventuress, made up to resemble Miss Hanner, "walked tho raekeL" W. P. McGarrlck, formerly nn engineer on tho Iron Mountain railroad, running out of SL Louis, stopped over here, says n dispatch f oai Sail Antonio, Tor., on his way homo from Mexico, wheru he has struck krlch in gold mining. McGarrlck claims to have about $.0,0J0 In gold dust uud nuggets, an l exhibited several undoubtedly rich specimens. n, gi Con-untgold-seekers d They IIiito a Long Comultatton Itecnrd-ln- c Cuba The Situation Carefully President McKmtey Deeply n nnd Ilequrtt Ucn. Lee to to Culm, Which Ho Contents to Do, Washington, SepL 20. -- Gen. FItz-hug- h Lee, consul gcncrnl to Cuba, had u long consultation tvlth tho president lto-tur- Tho Prosldont A Dciperado of OurSIstor Ropnb Ho Struck from Bohind. Attacked Him WlilloMnrcl" Ilend of the Independ- Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, constipation, sour stomach, Indigestion are promptly cured by Hood's nils. They do their work Liver Ills IIIC II Inc time Gen. Leo had Been Mr. McKinlcy bluce tho former's return to this country, about a fortnight ago. He saw the president by special appointment, aud all visitors were excluded during the progress of tho conference, except Secretary Alger, who came over from tho war department, and remained until after Gen. Leo's departure. The coufercuco wao a long one, lasting nlmost two hours. nt thu Whtto House. It was tho first ence Hay Military l'roccsston Dial Unmoved. at the WS Citv op Mexico, Sept. 17. Ignacla easily and thoroughly. Best after dinner pllb. W Anulfo, a violent character, assaulted 23 cents. All druggists. H President Diaz yesterday during tho Prepared by a I. Uood Si Co., Lowell, Mass. military procession usual on Inde- Tl only Till to tike w'Hi Hood's Samparlllt. pendence dny. Tho man wns felled with a cane by n companion of tho president nnd wns immediately taken Into custody by tho authorities. IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS At tho head of tho parade dressed in the uniform of a general of division, tho president, on foot bowing right Quinine and Whisky was conr.EVlEWI'.D THE SITtfATION. nnd lett to tho crowd, came, immediGen. Leo carefully revlowed tho sit- ately bohind hlra being Oon. l'radlllo sidered the infallible remedy uation lu Cuba, nnd explained at tho governor of the national palace, for all forms of malaria, especwho served In tho same capacity under ially chills and fever. Following Maxlmlllinn. Emperor people take the them wcro other ofllcers, cabinet ministers, etc. reuaoic ana popular tonic. Suddenly, near tho Alameda, thcro ic and febrifuge, was a disturbance on tho sidewalk, and muscular man, with flown well-builing black hair and mustache, forced his way by tremendous effort past tho gendarmes and soldiers and jumped between the president and Qen. l'radlllo and the chief of staff, Monas-torlnnd dealt a blow nt tho back of (TASTELESS.) the president's neck; but the violence It cures when all others fail. of tho blow was diminished by the fact that ho was crowded botweon tho Adapted for old or young. president and the ofllcers immediately Pleasant to take. OE.V. PITZIIUOII LEE. following him. Tho president turned length all points upon which cither the around nnd caught sight of his assailPrice, 50 cents, sold by all president or Secretary Alger asked foi ant and resumed his march with admirdruggists. Information. Gun. Leo gavo his own able coolness. jnjr vfn rFllo sure you views very freely to tho president, but Ccttliogenulno after the interview was very reticent frith ourTnulo- about tho nature of the report ho had Mark In Uirea colors. made. He said the president had not given him an outline of his policy. Manufactured Up-to-da- te Hoo d's k ?wsnmFiinmnmrv k ff THE rnKSlDKNT DEEPV lMI'niCSSED. anti-period- t, Yucatan Chill Tonic. n g wsjnjHjjs ident It is evident, however, that the pres- nly by tlio CARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO., CM Ai FEM Chlof-of-stn- ff roln-foiec- MENDENIIALIi, ts Illinois Central NASHVILLE, ! cast-var- J; h, 11 o.2 s, o GEORGE KING, KS 113 o.'.' Free FLOUR-IIlKUUr- aue. HAY-Cbo- 1 H-- Earl-Tcgto- n; HELl ' -- jt .- 0?ejHf$ee PAUL At. MOORG. Editor -- REPUBLICAN TICKET. n Maimer. Qaloc BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Incorporated,) f I elm miller. ' Entered the Pcitoffice at Earllugton at Second SUBSCRIPTION RATES: t).u Veir.Mtlctlrih Six Months, " ThreeMonths, VOTED. l X r advance " oo 50 J 5 For Clerk ol the Court of Appeal, JAMES G. BAILEY. For Circuit Judge, Fourth udicia1 District, '' A..ae NOT VOTED. I Dauov in Hood's SarsaparllU. (treat S proved by ths voluntary ments of thoimmM of men nml acwomen show that Ilood'i Sarsaparillt tually docs posses 0Tcr disease by purlfjlng, state-wUlw- proved by the statement of lead-9calIng druggist everywhere, show that the people hare im al)IJIn confldeneo Great MiiiiMBBibbk'tFv tiiVHT -S I lkuxiKv IH--r REPUBLICAN TICKET. Qnnpoce OUCLcbb tlio rlchlng mid Im Igor-ti- ng blood, upon which not only health but llfo itself depend!. The great Webster County. For Clerk of the Court of Appeals, JAS. G. BAILEY, Of Magoffin County. For Representative, CHARLES R. EDWARDS. For County Judge, i i Single Copies Specimen copies mailed free on application. wanted in all parts of the Correspondents county. Address ns tor particulars. ,vv CLIFTON J PRATT. For Commonwealth's Attorney, Fourth Judicial District, CHAS. C. GRASSHAM. ot N00' Sarsaparllla In curing others warrants you In believing that n faithful uso ot Hood's will euro you If you sutler from any trouble caused by impure blood. THURSDAY. J SEPTEMBER 23. '897. For Slate Senator, Sixth Senatorial J. N. LUNSFORD. District, ' - 13855" SUNl County Clerk, R. R. GRAHAM. For Ccunty Attorney, WILLIAM BEARD. For Sheriff, GEO. R. LYNN. For Sun e or, DABNEY BISHOP. For Coroner, H. H. HILL. First District For Magistrate, James H. Fcx; for Constable. V. V. Liltlefield. Second District For Magistrate, O. J. Farnsworth, for Constable, James Watts, Fifth District For Magistrate, H. F. Porter; for Constable, Sixth District For Magistrate. Wm. M. Rice; for Constable, Johnson Williams. Seventh District For .Magistrate, !!. F. Bourland; for Constable, William Harris. tor Hood's Sarsaparilla IsthoOnoTrnoBloodPurlflcr. All druggist. $1. rrcpare4 'nly by 0. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. nro r.tty to take, enty flOOU S HlllS to operate. ssccnt. lima In about two months to walk around and it is hoped his recovery will bo speedy. Tbe backbone of the striko was broken last week by Ihoimndsof miners in several different states returning to work. While the miners have lost au immense amount of money in wages by tbs late strike we aro inclined to believe thit Ihcir 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 not yet reporting the finding of a big nugget of gold mine is the Georgia gold mine owned and worked by our Kentucky friends. Tbe lease taken by Davis and Company on tbe Woodstock coil mine we are informed will soon expire, and who will tbe next firm be. Tbe late strike was much better for the miner than tbe operator as the price of coal in many cases was but little in advance of the regular price, yet it furnished tbe 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 for tbe stocking of coal tbe miners have bright prospects ahead for continued steady work for tbe next few months. 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. II. BRYANT. For Jailer, J. J. CURRY. proved to be entirely Ico local, for some of our near nc'ighbors got none. The lack of stock water causes a great deal of complaint and inconvenience just now. Our townsman, Dr. Frank C, Bone, bas received tbe appointment as medical examiner for the Dixon Board, a well merited appointment Speaking at Vandersburg where tbe campaign will open in good earnest. A man by Ihe nme of Bunch, of tbe "sanctified and healing" persuasien, is now with us, trjing to stir up a revival. Some of ourgcod people will attend the Methodist Conference this week. Our obliging Postmaster has arranged a nice writing desk for tbe use of the public generally. John can always see what is needed, and then he supplies it wltb no slack band, except it be in the matter ot getting him a wife. Tbere are lonely hearts who would like to be a companion of such a nice fellow, and if he could only realize it he might tako courago and speak for himself. 56, Commonwealth vs, Maggie Walker 33. J. B. Boggss vs. Emma Boggcs. 37. Commonwealth vs. Mra. U, Arlerberry, lie-lo- g 34. Thos. H. Smith vs. W. M. Tapp &c, a nonresident and falling to filo list of W. 11. Jernigan vs. the City cf Mad- - land with County Clerk, 33. sonville &c t Commonwealth vs. R. II, Jackson, same, jg. Commonwealth vs. litmena llradlay, satM. New CuesCommon Docket. 60. Commonwealth vs. C. S. Cox for same, ' Or. Commonwealth vs. W. Ur Drown or tame, 1 L. Wilson vs A R Moore. 61. Commonwealth w. K. R. Kenton for tame. 2. J. A, Pbelpsvs. Birry Huwlon 61, Commonwealth s Joel Parker for same 64 Commonwealth vs. Ernest T. Ashby, timet H. J. and 0. F Spiimtlli-l- d s Ed 3. t, Frank Goad, same. f3. Commonwealth Hill etc CO, Commonwealth Wm. Irvln, same. 4. Wilson & Davis vr The Grrmania s W D, Hudson, sane. 67 Commonwealth W, Commonwealth w, Mra, P. M. Tapp, same. Insurance Co. s. Mrs. Mary A. llalsee. 9. Commoowealih 5. Davis Bros. vs. . T..Tippett. 0. 1. G. Gilmore vs R. Q. Ingram elc. lame. Castleberry etc. 8. Hopkins 7. G. W, Besbears etc. vs., s. M. M. D. E. FOURTH DAY. 70. Commonwealth va Frank Wllkey 1 hat County Bank Coffman. 9. W. K. Nisbet vs. III. Central R. R. Co. to. A. S. Winslead vs. J. M. Kirkwood. 11. W. II. Austin vs. Frank C. Hannah. 12. H. R. Cox & Son vs. Jno. M. Young. 13. M. T. Wlnstead. Sr.. vs. C. H. Young elc. 14. Claud Baker etc. vp. J. B. Head etc 13. A. J. Edwards vs. L. & N. R. U. Pure, rich blood feeds ths nerves. is why Hood's Samptrilla, the blood purifier, cures nervousness. gtrat VrT Co. Co. 16. T. R. Franklin vs. 17. Bernhelm Bros. vs. J. M. Mills. 18. . M. Sisk vs. III. Central R. R. Co. 19. S. B. Miller vs. III. Central R. R. Yucatan Chill Tonic Tbo great reliable and popular tonic, and febrifuge. It breaks tho chill and prevents lis return, strengthening the patient and gives healthy lone and vigor without regard to diet. Pleasant io Prlco 30c. Warranted at druij L. N. R. R. Co. tako More. J?l For Magistrate In Dixon District, J. N. BAKER For Constable in Dixon District, S. D. EDWARDS. For Magistrate in Slaughtersville District, J T. FRASER. For Magistrate In Clay District, WILLIAM MUIR For Constable, HUB EDMONSON. MCNrfflMHUimifSAT HHl I i 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 e 3 i 10 11 f ' r 26fc7 281 2930 19 20 SI 22 23 24 2& ANNOUNCEMENTS. - RASSHAM We are authorised to announce VJ C C Grassham, of Livingston county, as a National Democratic candidate for tbe office of Commonwealth's Attorney. 01 tnc rourinjuaicni District, subject to tbe action of tbe oters at tbe coming ftovemoer election. rO COMMONWEALTH'S ATTOXNIV. We have the initial number of "Ads," published by H. M. Caldwell, Louisville. Ins a handsomely gotten up pamphlet, published monthly devoted to advertising and ad writing. Ex-Senat- or teak M T i u ' jT-.tne- ti 1 ' .t,ht'not Well D. J. I am glad to see jou so honest, I expected jou to deny these political with the excursion trains last Saturday changes, but I see you bavn't; now, D. J. turn, but the probabilities arc all this day?" looking after the safe transportation of the Both were replying to the old gen- excurslouists. just come out and make an houest conagainst his ever being seen again, fession and say jou are a populist, )ou tleman in words assuring him of even for five minutes. Tbe procession was to long that even know an honest confession is good for tbe their appreciation of the impressive Foreman O'Brien and Agent Etheridge soul, You accuse me of being a populist -. A Kansas paper reports that n ceremonies, when a young chap who could not hear those forty pieces last Sat,a few years back. D. J. were ou ever at man named Rodgers, who calls stood by sidled up and addressed urday. Tbey should be provided with ear a wheeler lodger Grand thing to be sure. himself "The Noah of Today," is the trio thus: "Say, you fellers trumpets next time. Now D. . seems to think I'm ruining my No wonder railroad companies are prophesying the end of the world are bavin' a good time, aint you?" party, by asking who Judge Hall's predetaxed to their utmost capacity for cars cessor was and asked me kindly to stop in thirteen years. He does not "Uncle Dick" turned upon him and to move freight, when it is stated my gab about tbe Judge. D.J. I'm glad claim any connection with the fiMrl rnnlitwl in n vni full nf mnnii.' that last week over six million bushels of 40 see you so interested in our G. O. P. as The Docket as It Stands for the astronomers who are charged with ing: "Young man you'll have to wheat was shipped from New York to Coming Term of Circuit not to wish to see it injured. You are the belief that the big sun spot get another term, 'good time' don't Europe. It requires thousands of cars to really coming over to us faster than I exCourt. transport the grain from many states will shortly explode and blow the express it. pected Now D. J. wishes me to give In tact the dear old to that shipping point. the some reason why Judge Hall should not inhabitants into eternity. gentleman could not himself comFEW CASES OF SPECIAL l.NTEHEST. Conductor Reynolds has been called to be elected in November. mand words to express his feel bis bom: in Louisville by the serious illFirst the Judge has not bad sufficient exPresident Diaz is not in sym- ings. He afterward told the writer ness bis mother, wK is thought to be at There arc only ,1 few cases of perience, If he could hold that office two pathy with mobs, even when the that he had made his boys promise tbe point of death. more terms then be would know how to special interest on docket for the .victim was his assailant and had County Circuit Court keep j percent of all fines that come un- Hopkins ' nearly ended the President's lite. that if he was alive and unable to Tbe dspat at Sibres hid a nirro esnext Monday, der his Jurisdiction and how to charge which convenes go himself, when the time should cape from being consumed by fire lately. prompt action and strict Zeveral buildings closa by were burned the county superintendent ot schools ten Sept 27. arrive, that they would take htm and only plenty of water One of these appears on the dollars for a settlement, also just before an applied saved investigation of a Mexican mob, to the next Annual Conclave; but the depot, ai it was badly scorched. election was held be would know bow to equity docket under the title "W. even to the arrest and imprison- he said if that might not be he The Hopkinsville and Nashville Accomwrite a letter to some county paper in or H. Jernigan against the City of 01 government oliicials, is an der to defeat some populist and would not Madisonville etc." This is a suit looked forward to a grander meet- modation ran into a large flock of sheep a example that might well be follet a single copy of that paper come to to test the question as to whether ing in that "city nut made with few miles south of Trenlon last Thursthe City of Madisonville is in the lowed by the officials of our reday mnrninp MM triltail Iwm( tl.t.1.. r Free Union. nnrl -- WM U..V Uli hands." Now D. J fudge Hall would make a fourth or fifth class. public, which boasts its advance the number The engineer could not stop) There is some interest in the good judge if be only had 15 or 20 years his train in time to prevent Ihe slaughter, in civilization. Big New Stock. more experience, but we can't wait so case of "Rachel A. Parker and Chas Campbell, who has been confined Our store as you see it is long, so we will just elect J. V. Poole and others against J. T. Alexander and Some eminent astronomers arc in jail at Henderson for shooting and a wonderland of beauty and bar others." This attacks the title to fur I'lflj Cents. let L. U. rest for a season. reported to be speculating upon gains. Our buyers are back from wounding Ibe popular L & N. flagman, Guaranteed tobacco hutlt cure, iu1.cn weak D. J. I am thankful indeed for your land upon which the town of Dawtneu strong, blood pure. 60c, H. All druggists. the result of the great activity of a market and lots of our splendid C N. Crowder, gave bond at that place on kind baby like words and the blessings you son is built and is brought by heirs big spot on the sun which has new purchases have already arrived; Monday, in the sum of $500 and bis case CROFTON. have bestowed upon me and will ever re- of former owners against numerwas continued until the 5th day of tbe Cold and dry. puchacrs and is said to been much in evidence for the last new consignments of new goods; January term of circuit court. Crowder's member you in your days of trouble and ous involve thebulk of the property in News very scarce. Popocracy. Yours respectfully, two years. The prediction is made selected with special care to suit asks for $5,000 damages 011 account of suit the needs and tastes, be they that place, including the Arcadia Most of the tobacco cut iu Ibis section. Ioiin Sherman. tint a new planet may at any time ever so fastidious of our thousands bis. injury. Hotel property. A new Republican POOLE. at R. W. Trotter's. Special Revenue Agent Collier and Debreak away from the sun and that of customers. Freshest goods from Some fifty or more witnesses Scleral of our townsmen demonstrated have been summoned in the case Tbe three weeks' meeting at ihe Christhe earth will probably be smashed the best markets. A vast variety tective Johnston, of the L. & N., spent ibe fact the other night that tbey had of Wilkes, charged with rape near and all animal life thereon de- to select from. Many articles and several hours in tbe city yesterday on tian church closed Sunday. Ask Dr. Thornberry Beulah, this county, which case is styles not to b : found anywhere their way to their respective headquarters, Mrs. Florence Cappt, of Princeton, is running qualities stroyed . about what time he thinks he made. else. Perfect satisfaction with after making a surces3full moonshine visiting her mother at this place. set for the fourth day of the term. The date for this transformation qualities. Perfect confidence that raid in Jackson county. They were ac The welcome local shower came and Following is a list of the comMr. A. B. Ci'ott, visited his dauebter. has not been set. prices are the lowest. Easy op companied on the raid by Deputy Marshal Mrs. Farleigh Williams, in Morion's Gap, laid tho dust for two or three days. It plete docket of new cases for the Jno. Morgan, of Owsley county, one of September term: portunities to see everything. Sunday. Kentucky merchants and manThe courtesy of our salesmen is Marshal James, new appointees. On FriNew Equity Docket. e Tbe L. & N. R. R. Co. placed a ufacturers and the State have been well known. You will be treated day morning the three officers surprised r. J. W. Noel Administrator &c. vs. signal at this place last week, which j. A. Campbell Ac. honored recently by the United as no one can treat you better. Jack Gibson and Will Madden in tbe act the trainmen say was badly needed. of Earlington and of making moonshine whisky in the hills 2. josepn U. Howion vs, John E. Creek-morSteamship Company, of Copen- The people Hopkins and throughout Webster near their home, twenty-fiv- e miles east of Mrs. Ida Hendrixis very ill with typhoid 3. G. T. Mattlngly vs. Wilson A Davis hagen, who have named a new, counties arc extended a most cor- Beattyville. After destroying the still, fev.r. &c. modem-buil- t Drs. S. H. Williams, and G. W. Livan vessel dial welcome at our big store, which had a capacity of len gallons per merchant 4 Alex Brackin vs. J. B. Harrison. You naturally lose flesh In 5 J. W. McCulloch vs. M. F. Allen &c. "Kentucky," at the suggestion of whether they want to buy anything day, the deputies too't the men to viewed tbe Centennial this week. 6, J. H. Fox vs. Fleming Belt &c. the summer and running down Beattyville, where they were committed to A series of meetings were begun at the J. T. Alexander, a member of the Louisville Board ot not. 7. I no. G Morton vs. Wilson & Davis. is so easy. You get a little Madisonville, Ky. jail. The capture is considered a very Baptist church Sunday. 8, G. W. Green vs H. E. Green. of Trade. Louisville manufacturimportant one, from tbe fact that Gibson 9 O. C. Dillingham vs. Ella Lacv &c. George Suarton was thrown from a mule weaker each day without hardThe proposed quarantine against and Madden are both expert moonshiners ers are making active efforts to 10. E. D. Morrow, Pub Adm' vs. S. W. a ly noticing It. There Is loss of Monday, and badly injured. Putman &c. send a large cargo of their pro Tennessee cattle will not be en- and have been wanted by the revenue auA street fight took place Tuesday be- appetite, headache, weakness forced, the railroads having agreed thorities for several j ears Lexington it. Dallas Putman vs. Joe Pulman. ducts to Denmark on the initial not to haul objectionable 12. Hopkins County Bank vs. P. F. tween Messrs, A. B. Long and J. M Dulin, of the muscles, disturbed sleep, cattle, Wells &c trip of the "Kentucky." Slje is two of our prominent ciiiz ins, and resulted weakness of memory, and these 13. G. W. Ramsey vs. Nora Ramsey. There was a stampede of the in the latter receiving a black eye. expected to arrive in New Orleans DOWN IN THE MINES. 14. James & James &c vs. Joe Rice &c. are the beginning of nervous strikers to return to work in the 15. E. J, Orton vs. W. M. Howell. me uouisvuie anthracite region Tuesday, and in a snort time, prostration j6. I. B. Price s. J. E. Fugate. Iron and tonics PERSONAL. Board of Trade has purchased a nearly all the mines are in opera17. H. 1. Moore &cvs.Ida Dillingham-. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McEuen, of St. and bitters may afford some Col. Toombs says bis force of day police 18. J. H. Langley &c vs. J. B. Price. handsome set of silk flag to be tion. bas been reduced but night crew increased Charles, and Mrs. Klusmyer, spent yester- temporary relief, but what yoa 19. J. H. Langley vs. W, P. Thomson. but it must ba borne In mind that tbe day with Mrs. E R. McEuen. C, L. Slaton presented to the officers of that need Is a food for body, brain 20. J, B. McCaw vs, Alice Slaton. George F. Porter, of Louisville, force is still above that used Adm'rvs. R. H.Brown 2r. when peace Misses Nannie Stokes and Aggie Wyatt and 'Vessfsl. nerves walked out of a hotel window at reigns supreme at all points. &c. are visiting at Nashville this week. 22. H. F. Porter vs. J. T, Jones. The patent medicine manufac- Columbus, 0.,and was killed by the Quite a number of tbe coal mln-r- s an. Ollie Toy has gone to Robards to spend , A. Morton. 23. Edith Balder' &c vs. fall. cepted the kind invitation of the railroad a few turers, one of whose chief obj'ects 24. Mary F. Wortbingion &c vs. Addis dap. a E. Wortbingion &c. The Superintendent of PoJice.of company ana enjoyed lastfree ride to tbe Mrs. Dan Umstead and Miss Ninnon of Cod-liv- er Jias been to prepare remedies that Tennessee Centennial Oil with the Saturday. 25. W. H. Sisk vs. Geo. S. Hicks. Indianapolis has been suspended were in Madisonville Monday, shopping. 26. Rachel are pleasant and acceptable to Goe. C. Atkinson was away several days furnishes just the Alexander &c. A. Parker &c vs. J. P. on a charge of intoxication. this week. He accompanied his daughter, Misses Lizzie and Nellie Sullivan, reafuictc'l htiimniiy, have at List 27. T. E. Parker vs. Wm. Parker. Susan, to Swatbmore. Pa , where she will turned yesterday from a visit to Nashviile. nourishment needed for those Robert Ilarian, colored, for attend college 28. O. A.;Prilchctt Adm'r vs. S. C. been completely discounted by ulia McGrath and family and Miss who are run down and pale and Pritchetl Ac. Mrs. years a conspicuous figure in Prof. Bridger, of New Jersey, who many in Ohio, died believe we voice the sentiment of Sallte Colbert are visiting in Nashville this thin and weak. If you lose flesh We 29. J. H. Vandever vs. Madora yesterday. politics our Earlington miners when we stale they weex, &c. In summer take Scott's Emul in a. controversy upon the ques In general arc opposed no-- and forever to 30. Jno. G. Morton vs. J, H, Lilts. Mrs, W, W. Etheridge spent Saturday in of , The Society of the Army of the saloons being opened here. Of course of the transmission tion sion noio. Don't wait till fall 31. M. E. and J. C, Kirkwood vs. Sara Sljugblmville, with relatives. Hawking Trustee Oak Grove Baptist microbes by kissing, maintains Cumberland met at Columbus, O., tbere a few exception'. winter before beginning. Mies Josio Motrison, of Louisville, is wuurcu. Sampson Piatt is now able for tbo first visiting the Misses Whalen. judicious kissing (yesterday. only-i- s For sale at joo, and f 1,00 by all druggist 32. Ward Headley &c vs Frank Ivey &c. York, corps of the Louisville Command-erOf coursi the bays will look for that sees says the and the members of the Little case of beer since registering at tbe brew that an era of prosperity is at hand. Commandery from the Masonic ing stand or at least those who took pains But it was not secured last year by Home, and after the completion of to have their name and residence there. a policy of silence and inactivity the beautiful and impressive cereThe band bays toggeJ out in their new among those who believed in mony in which the Sir Knights uniform pre.seo.trd a fine appearance, while sound money. and little Knights were decorated on parade and they do sty the music was grand. to,. There are others. with lovely flowers by lovlier Business on the Henderson division conAnother story comes lrom an ladies, "Uncle Dick" stepped up tinues good, although the coal traffic has unpronouncable Russian town to to where the writer and another fallen off considerably. the effect that Prof. Andrea's bal- Knight stood, neither of whom Several new men have lately been exloon was seen for about five min- knew him then, and, with feeling amined and found fully qualified lo run utes. The Professor's friends and in his voice and a mist of moisture trains Among that number are Leslie Reynolds, fames Sparrow and Mr. Harris. and the whole scientific world look in his eyes, said: "Will the time Master of Trains, Divney was along desire to his safe re- ever come when you will forget with y Globe-Democra- Hill, of New t, lo the Centennial has taken place and everybody was happy. Those who accepted the kind invitation o! tbe company and joined the railroad bo sand families on that day e speak In glowing terms cf the treatment given them. M. M. Thomas Walsh was along with tbe boys last Saturday, and took great in Uncle Dick Potter" Mason, terest in seeing that all were made as com"Uncle Dick Potter" of Bowling fortable as possible on the trip, but why Green is dead. The deceased was did not that band play us a tune. When met on the Centennial grounds, one of the oldest and most active makKen- Walter and company said they were and enthusiastic Masons in ing for tbe gate to go home, anJ at the tucky and is remembere.l most same time they were marching towards kindly by the members of that the streets cf Cairo. Wash says they were order. He was eighty years old lost. A great sLjut indeed it must have been and attended the recent Annual Knights when that company of twenty or more of Kentucky Conclave headed by W. W. E , armed with large Templars at Hopkinsville. tin horns was seen marching through the Just after the close of the splen- stteets of Cairo, even the Egyptians were did exhibition drills by the drill dumbfounded time-honored high-pressur- not injurious, but tint it is and in a remarkable degree, invigorating." ''Nothing," in the in his opinion of this practice, "is a more healthful stim ulant to digestion than a scries kisses, well served of before or after eating." Bridger is all right. pos-tivel- LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. That great railroad excursion lERCoumrasT SHELTON. We bad a nice rain here Thursday eve. The cool nights seem to be very alarming to the farmer, who have tobacco in tbe field, ihcy are rushing to get the weed in lo avoid the danger of frost. Mr. Robert Ramsey, a staunch republican of Union County, was here Wrdnrsr day. Well Tat if V Perkins is not known anywhere better (ban he is known here, he is a lost man suro G. B. Shellon is on the sick list. meeting There Is a protracted in progress at Cedar Grove conducted by Revs. Duncan and Todd, the prospects are favorable for a good meeting as the entire church seems to be working in earnest. E. F. Shellon, who has been confined to Ke stone, Ky , is soon to have a coal his bed for several dajs, is able to be out mice in operatian Tbe West Aberdeen again. Coal Company has been formed there with Mr A. S. Rig; left tbij morning to a capital stock ot $6,000. visit relatives in Henderson county It is stated that tbe Indiana operators What's the price of calves D. J ? and a committee of miners have agreed on One Mr. Majors, of Hopkins county, a compromise rate of wages and that work passed through here Thursday. in mines will be resumed at once. One Mr Wilson, a widower about 30 Hogan is just recovering from a John severe spell of sickness which lasted about years old and the t year old daughter of Mr. Ben Glajsbrooka were on their way to ten day, ibe mines of tbe Deanfield Elizabethtown. Ill , to get married ThursThe strike at and Thompson coal companies has been day, however before tbey reached Casey-vilMr. Glajsbrooks bad been there and settled by tbe miners returning to work at the police to stop bis daughter. ?Yi cents. Nothing has been gained by tbe strike, and it ts said that Ibe operators So Mr. Wilson was compelled to return without his intended bride. have conceded nothing. li strong . iThts "-- Here is the way ths Uniontown Telegram writes about their cdal mine and prospects ahead. It is rather a stiff claim about tbe yet undeveloped coal and what that paper sas is certain to be done, but the writer is correct as to tbe value of .1 successful coal mine to a community "As coal from coal seam No. it under and around Uniontown is a better grate coal than any being sold at St. Lojis or Chicago, it is absolutely certain that when the mines arc 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 iu tbe year for hundreds of years, and be dis posed of lo said cities at the top of tbe market. The coal business brings money lo tbe place where tbe mines are situated. It sends no money toother places. If 3",ooo 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 $1,300 and add that amount, each day in tbe ear, to Ibe actual amount ot money in circulation amonq the people of Union- town and vicinity. Such an addition to the money in circulation from day to day wuld certainly be a great blessing tq the people and soon make Uniontown a city of at least ten thousand people." TM, Prof. B. D. Rowlee and wife, ot Louis-vill1, Commonwetllh ot Kentucky vs. Chailes Carcity several da) a last lisle, otteiise, luillclouslj iliootlnr, ele, were in the a. Coiuuonwealih vs. Henry Asbby, offenir, week. deslioylni (rull trees. 3. Commonwealth vs. Henry Ashbr, breach ot Aps Ashby and wife and Mesdames Mat-ti- e reace. va. Charles Reed, carrying; 4. Commonwetllh Korb and Mrs. Myrtle Bohannon are concealed deadly weapons. Charles ReeJ, flourlihlnr 3. Commonwealth attending tbe Fair at Evansville this week, deadly weapons. vs Charles Heed, carrying 0. i;ommoweaii M. Cates left Monday for Abeline, CWh(.vbim J. uvauij wcipgui, 7. Commonwealth vs. J. W, McCarthy, obtainTex., where he expects to reside at least ing money under false pretense. one year. 0. Commonwealth vs. Waller Wllkey, shooting, elc. Dr. Kd Hayes, ot Madisonville, is here 9. Commonwealth vs. Ceo, Wiggins, malicious-I- t sulking, elc thi week in the interest of bis profession 10. Commoawealth vs. Laden Daniels, grand Istceny. Joint Public 5paklng it. Commonwea'lh vs. Bbb Nurse, maliciously The Hon. J. G. Bailey, Republican cutting, etc It. Commonwealth vs. Steve Wilson, malinominee for Clerk of the Court of Appeals ciously shooting, eic. vs. O. Lunsford, carrying 13. Commonwetllh and Hon. jo. A. Parker, the Populist ucauiy weapons. vs. Wm. Trolter, carrying 14. Comtponvteatih nominee for tbe same office, will speak at concealed deadly weapons. Dixon on Wednesday October 6lb , at va. Sam Green, earning 13. Commoowealih conctaleddeadly weapons. one o'clock p m. 16. Commonwealth vs. Sam Creen, drawing This will be a joint discussion by two and pointing weapon at another. 17. Commonwealth vs. J. S.Willit, practicing able exponents of tbe principles advocated dentistry without registering. 15. by their respective parties. Come all and ing Commonwealth vs, Jts. Ed Gibbons, carryconcealed deadly weapon. bear both sides of the political question. 19. Commonwealth vs las, Kd Gibbons, break ing store House, etc Joint DUcuislon. to. Commonwealth va. Dave Allen, selling liquor without ll:ense. Tbe si. Commonwealth vs. Wm. Miller selling Nominees for tbe various County offices of liquor without license. as. Commoawealth Webster County having published a list ot dwelling house, elc va. Will Miller, breaking si. Commenwealtb vs. Dock Don J selling liquor appointments tor public speaking, in the without license. different parts of tbe county, and having si. Commonwealth vs. Henry Gooch.dlsturbtng lawful assembly ot persons. invited the Republican nominees for tbe s. Commonwealth vvllenryW.Edmondr, murder. x&. Commonwealth vs. G. Nance, uttering several county offices to be present and acand publishing a forged writing. cept a division of time which would be acCommonwealth va. Dock Clayton disturbing 17. corded them Tbe invitation is accepted religious worship. aS Commonwetllh vs Schlmmel, breaking and a joint discussion will take place be- store bouse, etc r). Commonwealth va. James Griffin, breach of tween the respective candidates at the peace. jo. Commonwealth vs. James Griffith, breach following times and places, viz: of peace Vandersburg, Tuesday, September list. Ji. Commonwealth vs. lames Ross, Gaming. 3s. Commonwealth vs. John Manoo, maliciously Qnton, Thursday. September 33rd. cutting, etc. 31- Commonwealth va. Jamee Cur. maliciously Slaughtersville, Saturday, September MVV... V... 31. Commonwealth vs. Harrison Adams, mall. ajth. uuviins, lie, Tilden, Tuesday, September .8tb. ommonwealth vs Marion Allen, breach of peace. Poole, Thursday, September 30th. 35. Commonwealth vs. Henry Roark. hog tteal-luSebre, Saturday, October 2nd. 17. Commonwealth vs. Will Kyle, maliciously Clay, Saturday, October 91b. 33. Commonwealth vs James Urowder, Free Union, Tuesday, October rath. shooting, etc 30, Commonwealth va. Rowland Moore, petit Hearin, Thursday, October 14th. larceny. Blackford, Saturday. October lOth. 40. Commonwealth vs. Daniel Harpole, mall- cioutly stabbing, etc Dixon, Monday, October 181b. 11. mmonweatth vs.Richard Strickland, tell- Ing liquor without license. Golds, Tuesday, October 19th. 4. Commonwealth vs. Henry Kraver, telling Lisman, Thursday, October 21st. liquor 10 minor. 43. Commonwealth va. Eiro Loid and Org Wanaraaker, Saturday, October 23rd. telling liquor without licente. urith-log Chalybeate, Tuesday, October aCtb. 44. Commonwealth va Garland Hanner, deadly weapon. Stanhope, Thursday, October a8tb. 43- - Commonwealth vs. Doy Howion, Trespass, Pruvidence. Saturday, October 30th. THIRD DAY. Speaking will begin promptly at 1 &. Commonwealth va. J L, Martin (col.) obO'clock p. m, Tbe public is invited to taining money by false prrtense. , attend 47. Commonwealth va. James Dati, maliciously sboeting, etc 48. Commonwealth vs. Wllscn White, thoollng at railroad car. COURT NEWS. 49- - Commonwealth vs. Wilson White, shooting at railroad car. SKCONO DAY r, 20. W. L. Russell vs. IP. Central R. R. Co. 21. Wm. Umstead vs. III. Central It, R. Co. Frost Monday night. 22. Harbison & Gathright vs C. I. Miss Bertha Denton, of Ihe Mt. Pleas- Rels, and S. J. Mitchell. ant neighborhood, visited relatives hero N. R 23. Mary A Woodson vs. L, It. Co. this week. 34 II, C. Ford va. L. A N. R. R. Co. (. P. Sisk and Jesso Co dm an are -- t the New CatesoCowmonwe-U- h Docket. Nashville Ceutennut this week. SLAUGHTERSVILLE. Hanson School. Hanson is "in it," educationally. Tho best house in the county is being erected. A strong faculty, headed by Prof E. McCtilley, is 111 charge. The courses of study are not excelled by the average college or normal. You can be suited In studies. only $2 per Tuition month. Board 58 to 9. For elegant catalogues, address E. McCully, A. M., Principal, Hanson, Ky. t. The Klondyke (Jo!d Field. The Burlington Koutc is the direct northwest line to Seattle or Tacoma, and the direct westward line to San Francisco, en route id Alaska. From 80 to 200 miles, and several hours saved by the Burlington's splendid passenger . M ciLtiu train service to the northwest from St. Louis, Kansns City or St. Joseph. Pullman sleepers and Free Chair Cars on all through trains. Several extra steamers wilt sa.il before the season closes. Ask your ticket agent for detailed information or write the undersigned. L. W. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. Democratic-Free-Silver-Fusio- u Wanted-- An Protect your Meat, they may !n Write JOHN WCUllEIUlUHA (XVPatent Alter-ney-e, Wuhtnrton. I. u. tor ibetr lju prlte o4 new Iht ot oaa touuu laTenUoaa wanted. Idea Who eaa thta- of earn elmpt lotag lo pateuir you wraith. ar Capital Stck Paid In, fSO.000. COMMENCE!) BUSINESS Snrelat Femd. 120,009. IN HOT. JNO. G. MORTON, The advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not men we are talking they know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safely It tbe bank is a good one. There's convenience the money alwats read and out ot reach of your own petty squandering, too It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket BANKER, - - - mill-outl- y MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY. ic civaVM- - S THE 5 1 S Filth Avenue Hotel, S LOUISVILLE, KY., s Is the Only k First-Clas- J 2 $2.00 Per Day Hotel 30, Commonwealth vs. Mrs. Alice Sweeny 51. Commonwealth vs. Weldoo tonkins, culling in heat and passion. 31. Commonwealth rs. Wm. Mlnter, assault and battery. 3J. Commonwealth vs. Wm. Mlnter, flourishing deadly weapon. 34. Commonwealth vt. Jno. Lence, tuOering gaming in boute under bit control. 33. CoramonwealihTt.i Dave Dame COME AND SEE US, t h PIKE CAMPBELL, MANAGER. &&&&&&&AA&&il&&il&Sl&&&&& ? ? ? ? ? i A NEW SUIT From Top to Bottom ! c 0 to-da- y 49 49 4? 49 49 is the appearance our Store makes now. Every thing is all aitb IDiiitcr. Spring stuff has either disappeared entire ly, or taken a back seat. We extend the readers of "The Bee" a cordial invitation to come in and allow us the pleasure of showing them the latest and most complete assortment of c r i i ce i o J! Clothing, Hits, Men's and Ladies' Undeiwear, Shoes, DRESS COOPS and DRY GOODS tt c 6 J: 49 49 49 49 49 49 :; 49 49 49 49 49 sema-pbor- Losing Flesh S-. e. Press-Transcri- jc; i BISHOP & CD 121 West Center SI. Madisonville, Ky. i 0 Miss Sallie Browning, Mr. Ben M. Slaton, 0 Mr. Clift Pritchett, Mr. Lee L. Kosure, Mr. W. H. Hall, Jr., Mr. Woodson Browning, 0 0 Mr. Ernest Cox, Mr. M. W. Biiiop. Any one of whom is anxious to see you ofr 0 0 0 0 Generally. We want your trade, and if correct Styles, Good Assortment, Lowest Cash Prices, and Polite Attention arenn inducement wc shall have it. "Lowest Cash Prices, Quality Considered, Shall Rule." Our force is compascd of the following well known people: o i i JJ CttWes tflisses' M-YO- qnb Cljtlbren's Wraps a Specialty, o o 49 49 J MONEY BAOK IF YOU WANT IT. MHO ISYOUR TAILOR? Do You Get YOU a CORRECT FIT? THE i RCCCIVC ScotlS&nuilstcn-- . t. BENEFITS ...OF OA sfU YFllta0' EtJIIIO SUCCESS GRADE TAILOBING by ' ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS A.vll!Jtt!(LH cM. BORN & Co. THE GREAT CHKJA60 JIEICHAHT TAILMS. Win-stea- d we or gurutM to fit as. plus, yw, ul sate yu 300 NEW SAMPLES TO SELLECT FROMtmi BERNARD AT ST. 6ENEIUL STORE. O, . . n lit !.!- - az. fffPWt W- i.4 gXuL V" jj'l CteBta&e "S)j 3n&usfrij to A FAST RUN. A GREAT DAY frfjripe." Victor Herbert's Special Broke the Was "L. and N. Day" at the Record Between Nashville Tennessee Centennial. and St. Louis. Louis, Mo., Sept 17.1897. Mr. Herman Holmes, Travelling Passenger Agent Louisville & Nashville Railroad, No. 2 Noel Block, Nashville, Tenn. Dear Sir: It affords me much pleasure to state that the run you gave the Victor Herbert Twenty-seconRegiment Band was by long odds the fastest special run that I have had during my manag erial career, and I have had a number of specials. As lar as I can understand, ou made the run in eight hours and eighteen minutes to East St. Louis, although I was in bed, and so were alt the rest of our men. They could scarcely realize that they had reached their point of destination, as I had informed Victor Herbert and the rest of the members of the band that c were due to arrive at 10:15 a. m , but that generally means about noon. I want to thank you for the personal attention you gave my special, and hereafter I will believe you, no matter what you agree to do. I hope that I will 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 Twcnty-reconRegiment Band join me, I am very truly yours, John Mahnkin. Special train left union depot, Nashville, at 12.15 a '" nnu ar" rived at union depot, St. Louis at 8.35 a. m. d d irtRl rf" f LOCAL NEWS. lftbechlggar Were bigger bis as a cow And his digger Hail vigor Lite a tubsoiler plow, Can ou figutf, Picnicker, Where joh would be now? As St NOTES N. OF THE JOURNEY. & The big excursion of the L. J Ex, Our Assessor. (Leuisburg News ) Earlington has a lady female assessor. Not a citizen can conceal anything of value, or of no value, from assessment or discussion in that town now. Wooden Weddlnjj. Invitations arc out for the celebration of their wooden weddings by Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Ross and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Baicy, at Madisonville, the 28th day of September. The hours are, for ladies, 4 to G; for gentlemen, 6 to 8. Our Schools. In an interview with school School Superintendent Smith he said to The Bee that the percent ago of attendance in the schools of the county was hi;h mid quite encouraging. He albo siid that the Magisterial district institutes had been well ultended. Prof. Smith will be on hand at the Second district institute in Earl ington Friday. Will Speak October 1st. Hon. W. D. Bynum, National Chairman of 4hc National Democratic Executive Committee, will flood's Pills are the favorite family ca address 'the citizens of Hopkins thartic and liver medicine. Price 25 county at the Court house in Madi- cents Blood, "I was afflicted wilb a lired feeling and general debility. I bad no appetite and my blood did not seem to circulate Finally I brgan taking Ilocnfs Sarsaparilla wtiicbgave me a good appetite and entirely cured the tired feeling." Maggiu Washington, 46 Vertner street, Lexington, Ky. TiredNo Appttlle Poor sonville on Monday, Oct 1. All who arc interested in the political questions of the day should hear Mr. Bynum. He is a a gentleman of national fame and will discuss these questions in an able manner. K 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 comity lor some sears and the management, which is joung and Drinks" Medley, "Between vigorous, promise to have a tip top Boycr. fair this time and keep it up. The Quickstep "God be with you till celebrated L. & N. Howell shops wc meet again." Herndon. band will furnish the music for the The boys are improving rapidly fair. and the addition of Tab Henley and his clarionet adds much to the Well, isn't It? value of their music. At the Eddyville camp meeting, The Grandest Remedy. the Chinese missionary, J. II. Bell, Mr It. U. Greeve, merchant of who has been appointed to return Va , certifies that be had consumpto his native country to preach tho gospel, delivered an address tion, was given up to die, sought all medibefore several hundred people, cal treatment that money could procure, his subject was: "Is it not as tried all cough remedies be could hear of, bad for the American woman to but got no relief, spent many nigbts silling bind her waist as for the Chinese up in a chair, was induced to try Dr. woman to bind her feet?" The King's Hew Discovery and was cured by address was listened to with use of two bottles. For past three ears marked attc ition and created quite has been attending to business, and says an impression upon all who heard Dr. King's New Discovery is tbo grandest it. remedy ever made, as it has done so much y. Chilli-bowie, Henderson County Fair. The Bee acknowledges the re Band Concert. Our own boss of the St. Bernard Brass Band svill again appear in public Saturday evening,' The collect t in the band slant! will comprise the following numbers: March, "The High School Cadets" Sousa. Andante and Polka, "Emma Louise" Majell." Waltz, "Lombrc Las Olas" W. H. Makic. OIy Own" Chad-seSchottishe, Hon. H. R. Bourland will Speak. Hon. H. R. Bourland, Populist nominee for county judge of Hopkins county will address the people of Earlington and vicinity Saturday night September 25th at Masonic Hall. Mr. Bourland and Judge John Hall have been holding a series of joint discussions for some weeks past, but the county committee have seen fit to pull Judge Hall out of the arrangement and Mr. Bourland will speak alone at Earlington. silver-Democratic joint-discussio- for him and also for others in his community. Dr. King's New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and ConIt don't fail. Trial bottles sumption. free at St Ucrnard Drug Store. n Plenty of Water. While most of the Western Kentucky, not situated on the rivers; are beginning to suffer for water for any purpose, Earlington is well supplied with excellent and practically inexhaustible supplies of good water from deep wells for drinking and other uses and any quantity of pure, soft water from Lock IIury, for stock, for washing, for power, fpr any use, supplied through the water works of this city. Tht.ro is no danger of a water famine here. A Blaze. towns of Will Go to Florida to Raise Cuban Tobacco. young men, About twenty-fivrepresenting the best lamilics in South Christian county, taking with them more or less capital,-ararranging to go to Florida this fall to engage in the cultivation of the Cuban types of tobacco, svhich arc selling at 30 to Go cents a Hopkinsville pound, snss the The war in Cuba Kentuckian. has stopped its cultivation on that island, and much of the Havana tobacco is being raised in Florida. It is said the soil of Florida is well adapted to its cultivation, and if the svar in Cuba continues big money can be made in this industry in Florida e e prT Something to Know. It may be worth something to know Ibat tbo very best medicine for restoring the tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone lo nerve centres in the stomach, gently stimulates tba Liver and Kidneys, nnd aids these organs In turowmgoit impurities in ine blood. Electric Bitters improves the appetite, aids digestion, and is pronounced by those who have tried it as the very best blood purifier and nerve tonic. Sold for 50c or $i.oo per bottlo at St Bernard Drug Store, employes from Hosvell 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 opportunity of taking that most delightful trip do not cease to talk' of the pleasures of that day and svill long remember the enjoyments and diversions that day experienced through the bounty of the officials of the L. & N. The first section, composed of ten coaches, and engine, and a crack-uengineer, conductor and crew, took in the Earlington contingent as it passed through here about 5.15 Saturday morning. Will Rosve svas engineer and Joe Burch conductor. So that one could draw his own conclusions as to the run that svas made, even if he were not told. The run from Howell to Earlington svas made in about one hour and twenty-fivminutes. The train sveut Up Petersburg in fine shape and the whole run was smooth and on good The ten coaches svert time. loaded. The second section had tsvclve coaches and an cresy. Engineer Griffith and conductor Tlios. Wcnc showed the fellows fropi over at Howell shops how a train is run on the unapproachable Henderson Division, and followed up well the first section. Master of Trains Devney svas also on the second section, but a certain young lady, where svas she? That's all right. He didn't ride alone on the return tup. Did anybody say "banners?" Well, there were banners and banners. Here are a few that emblazoned the sides of the coaches in which the comfortable throng of employes with some special friends rolled away to the Centennial City. They read like this: "In God We Trust," "The Company's Interests are Ours, the Employes," "L. & N. Hosvell Shops Employes Excursion to Tennessee Centennial." "From Sun to Sun and Zone to Zone the L. & N.'s Good Name is Known,JI "Howell Shops Employes." "We Carry 'Our Osvn' Band," "Say! Don't You Wish You Was Us?", "Hurrah for Our Officials. Smith, Metcalf, Leeds, Dickson, Walsh!" "To the Centennial via L. & N. Hurrah 1" "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. &N." "To the Pride of Dixie Nashville," "What's the Matter svith the L. & N. ? She's All Right." And there svero 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." An investigation did not bear out this report but the point was evident, as was proven by the experience of some of the boys. Some tsvclve hundred or more men sverc in procession at Nashville from Link's hotel to the Supt. Union Depot. James Geddcs of the Louisville & Nashville; M. J. C. Wrenne, of the Nashville & Chattanooga; Trainmaster Hosvard and Yardmastcr Yatcr svclcomcd the visitors at the Union Depot. Sergt. Read, svith a detachment of twelve policemen. acted as escorts to clear the svay svhich for the big procession marched four abreast. The procession svas headed by the Hosvell Shop Band, number ing fort)' and dressed in their All handsome new uniforms. these men arc employes in the Hosvell Shops and the Earlington people have heard a great deal about this big and promising ag gregation of musicians svhich svas on that day the recipient of much praise for their manly bearing and excellent renditions. Here is svhat the Nashville American has to say about the projector and chief worker for the success of the excursion, Master Mechanic Thomas Walsh, svhom all the men knosv so well: p e and Mr. L. H. O'Brien and Mr. ni. uevney, were svitn the excur sionists have, many of them, asked The Bee to express their thanks for the pleasant day the)' svere enabled lo spend svith their railroad friends and at.the Tennessee Centennial. There ssere some amusing separations in the rush to catch the first section. Families ssere divided in different parts of the train, and each thought the others had been left. One gentleman and his svifc left hot coffee and breakfast and ate sandsviches at Beall's lunch counter. Mr. Patrick McCuc got ofl an Irish joke on The Bee in the morning, but he fixed all that at night by helping The Bee and ladies to a place to sit dosvn on the return trip. It is supposed that John Barnett walked part of the svay. He and three others showed up at the top of Baker's hill. The great Hosvell Band of forty pieces is to play for the Henderson fair. NOT GUILTY. 2, r. niaiM-I l n il2.li aliurA mrtft-- ndt mlT.iiL.,fJlhi .rttw.1 ti .Jl ..... twih. Tit t HilWt IllllilllnAll Hunter, Qalnes Wilson. Franks and Dismissed on the to Bribe. WE HAVE SPARED Charge of Conspiracy We, the jury, in the cases of Hunter and others, charged svith conspiracy to bribe, find the defendants not guilty." That svas the verdict of the grand jury at Frankfort, rendered Tuesday morning This ends the famous case and all concerned, except perhaps Gaines, are satisfied and relieved at the result. And Gaines is of course relieved. A reporter quotes the gentle men as follows: Dr Hunter said: "I am pleasqd svith the result; I never expected anything else." Mr. Wilson said: "I knesv the lasv and facts, and never had any doubt about, it" Mr. Franks said: "While I did not doubt the result, I am glad it is all over." Fifty Years Ago. cradle In which there grew That thought of a philanthropic brain A. remedy that would make life new For the multitudes that were racVea with pain. Tmi sanaparilla, as made, you know By Ayer, some 50 years ago. if) NO EXPENSE tz this is the To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the Stale. Anything and everything you want in livery. hi X PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. "vj1" J"I,"T!: T 'ii "r rT""j: I''""!' ' J'MipimMJ'iil "5Pmsj!S Ayer's Sarsaparilla tho narrow world liko a colossus." What is tho secrot of its power? Its cures I Tho number of them I Tho wonder of them I Imitators have followed it from tho beginning of its success. They aro still behind it. "Wearing tho only modal granted to sarsaparilla in tho World's Pair of 1893, it points proudly to its rocord. Others imitato tho romody; they can't imitato tho record: was in its infancy half a y tury ago. it doth To-da- cen"bc-strl- do 2w J?& Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury Association As mercury will surely destroy the sense of Teachers' Association. Program of teachers' District N PRICES, smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mu cous 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 sou can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by Frank J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the s)Strm. In buying Hall's Catarrh Curo be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by K. J Cheney & Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists. Price 73c. per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. The Louisville Conference. More than 400 visitors arc being entertained by the people of Henderson this week. The occasion is the meeting of the Louisville Annual Conference of the Episcopal Church, Methodist South, upon svhosc deliberations depend the future work and location of so many devoted preachers in that church. The Conference svill continue through this sveck and a part of next. Nothing svill be knosvn of the appointments tin til Monday or Tuesday. Eicrrhody Bays So. ut CoscnreU Caudv Cithuitlc, tbo must wonderful modioli disco crv of U10 ope, pleas-nand refreshing to tbo taste, tu.t gently and positively on kidneys, liver nnd bowels, cleansing tbo cntlro system, dispel colds, curo headache, fovor, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box 10, 2.V 60 cents. Hold nnd of 0. C. O. guaranteed to curo by all druggists. Charity Concert. A specially attractive concert svill be given at the Parochial School Hall Thursday evening September 23rd. (tonight), by W. II. Collins, Esq., of Chicago, 111., consisting of operatic, sympathetic and humorous songs. The concert svill begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Collins is a finished musician and a fine singer and has already delighted some of our peo-ia private parlor of an Earlington home. Those svho have not secured tickets bad best secure them at once, as the hall has a limited seating capacity and the demand for scats svill be considerable. The price of admission is only tsventy-fiv- e cents. n for Magisterial District No. 2, to be held at Earlington, September 24, 1897 at 10 o'clock a. m.: 10.00 to 10. io, Devotional Exercises. 10.10 to 1 0.25, Welcome Address E. B. Bourland. 10.25 to 10.30, Response J. A. Johnson. 10.30 to 10.40, Child Study-M- iss Minnie Bourland. 10.40 to 10.55, Development ol the Will Power of the Child Mrs. Ida E. Walker, further discussed by members of Association. Hosv to Develop 10.55 t0 the Child's Reason, Judgment and Memory Discussed by Miss Ivey Alexander, S. W. Foard and others. 11.20 to 11.45, Means of School Discipline, What are They O. P. Bailey, further discussed by Mrs. Ida E. Walker and Miss Laura Ligon. 11.45 to 12.00, How to Teach Spelling to Primary and Advanced Pupils Miss Laura Ligon, Discussed. 12.00 to 1.30 Noon Intermission. 1.30 to 1.45 Hosv to Secure a Large and Regular Attendance MissS. W. Foard, further discussed by members of Associotion. Hosv 1.45 to 2.00 Language taught to the Different Grades Miss Minnie Bourland, further discussed by Mrs. Ida E. Walker, J. A. Johnson and Rosa Hall. 2.00 to 2.15 Hosv to Teach Primary and Advanced Reading Das-iClasses Misses Ophelia and Vic Wyatt. 2.15 to 2.40 Methods of Teaching Elementary and Advanced Grammar Miss Rosa Hall, discussed by members of Association. 2.40 to 2.50 Recess, 2.50 to 3.00, Methods of Teaching Geography Mrs. Ida E. Walker and . A. Jonson. 3.00 to 3.20, Hosv to Make Civics a Live Subject Messrs. E. B. Bourland and O. P. Bailey. 3.20 to 3.25, Hosv to Teach Writing and Drawing Miss Laura Ligon, Mrs. Ida E. Walker, discussed. 3.35 to 4.00 Miscellaneous. S. T. Cayce, "-2s Vice-Pres. GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR BUYERS. We have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment of So Years of Cures. In the Western Base-baLeague the pennant svas captured by Indianapolis svith Columbus second ll STRAW GOODS! Everything in this line almost given ayyay. Wc also oiler Special Bargains in and Milsvankee third. It & The Republicans of the Eighth judicial district svill support a National Democrat for Coinmon-svcalth- 's Attorney. To Cure Constipation Vorevrr. TakoC.isroict3 Candy Cathartic. lOcorEc, C. O. C. f.UI to euro. UturkIi-It rufund inotioy WASH AtQ GOOrDS Will It is expected that nearly one thousand men svill be given svork in a fesv days on the canal improvements at Louisville. To Cure a Cold In one Day Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund to Cure. 25c. greatly redue'ed prices, also close out our lineof the money if it fails & MATTINGS At prices that will be appreciated. We have Great Bargains in a per dozen. Half Cabinet $1.00 per dozen. Come, this offer for only 10 days. Best Cabinet Work for $2.50 per dozen. Vircil Fox. HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine, and let it stand twenty-fou- r hours; a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidnejs. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney troublo Too frequent desire to urinate or pains in Ibc back, is also convincing proof tbat the kidnejs and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO DO. There is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-roo- t, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passages. It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding urin in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes tbat unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. Tbo mild and extraordinary effects ot Swamp-Kois soon realized. It stands the highest for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by price fifty cents and one dollar. For a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mail, mention Tim Bee and send your full posloffice address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iiinghamplon, JJ. Y. The proprietors ot Ibis paper gauranlee the genuineness of this off er. ot drug-gest- Photograps Cheap. lor the next 20 days make Cabinet Photographs is for $1.98 I svill A A f 4 1 BIB LINE OF 8H0E8 Nothing but honest stock and good values offered. And you won't-for- get that our f Jfc JKD 4 BIG GROCERY Contains everything you need or desire for your table during the hot weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice. Anything you want at 4 1ST- tf3 frts W BERNARD GENERAL STORES- wSwt It Saves theCroupy Children. Seaview, Va. We have a splendid sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and our customers coming from far and near.speak of it in the highest terms. Many have said that their children would have died of crop if Chamberlains Cougb Kemidy had not been given. Kellam & Ourren. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; Den T. Robinson, Morions Gap, Ceo King, St. Charles. The Misses Bourland entertainthree mornings has been severe enough to cut svhat tobacco re- ed delightfully the Bachelor Maids mained in the fields. But the and Bachelors last evening at their farmers have been letting no grass home on Farren As'enue. grosv under their feet in their ef Iiucklen's Arnica Salve. forts to house all the weed, and The best Salve in the world for Cuts, they have had timely svarning from Bruises, Sores, Ulcert, Salt Rheum, Fever the sveathcr bureau to look out for Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Mucl) of the tobacco svas cut early on account of the drouth, and svith the extra effort put forth it is certain that not a very large proportion of the total crop svas caught. That svhich still remained in the field in bottom The Frost. The frost of the past tsvo or 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 would not be without it." Miss Jennie Green, Abiline. Tex "Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long Minding liver complaint. I bad relief before I had taken one bottle. It did me more good than all medicine prescribed by physicians." Mrs, John Campbell, Jeffersanville, Ind. The Woman's Friend. "I know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there is s, aS" 35 vs iS5p 3t wi w$i '&?;;i ? h w mi m. mw s arwfe.. vwct "Jack Frost." Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25c per box For Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. TO ffl RZKPI 1 KSIEAMUpAIIDYOUld COAL BILL5 DOWfi DONT fail to use- land caught heavy damages. Ilnn't Tuliaf.'O Spit and Mimkr tuur I ire An). as follows: To ami (orever bo mas lulhuiu Russellvillc, Oct. 4th. The central figure in the delegation and mile, quit or lllo, , full nemi unit vJnor, taUe NnTo-Hacthe projector and indefatigable worker for Henderson, Oct. 5th. the vnndcr-worl.cthat makes ncoli men the success of the excursion was the vet- strong. All ilrugclsts, too or II. Curocuaran-teeDixon, Oct. 6th. eran Col, Thomas Wash, Master Mechanic tree. Address Ilooklct nnd Princeton, Oct. 7th. of the shops at Howell's. He is one of Sterling ltemody Co., Chicago or Now York. d Joint Debate. Joint debate between Hon. J. G. Bailey and Hon. J. A. Parker svill be held in this section of the state W t HAILY f?APAf,ITY- -r Wlllk r- I , V There was a slight Tire scare on Monday night at L. X. Beall's restaurant on Main and Railroad streets. The shingles in the roof r v were discovered to be on fire and the city hose and hydrant were quietly brought into service with the result that the blaze was ex tmguished in a few minutes and The Mexican svar veterans will before any damage was done to in Louisville Tho Arc originated hold their any amount. next year. from burning soot falling on dry shingles. Cutting around the eyes should be Another illustraiio.i of tho value avoided, unless you are willing to' make of Earlington water supply- - and yourself a subject for experimenting in fire plugs. surgery. This is unnecessary; Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve will cure sore eyes To Cure a Cold In One Day. and granulated lids after all others have Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets It strengthens weak eyes. It is All Druggists refund the money if it fails Sailed. For sale by St. Bernard Drug 10 Cure. 33c For sale by St. Bernard Store, Earlington; Geo. King, St. Charles. Drug Store, Earlington, Ky. PinKs"' 4, IA " tstsnt4,,l AKDYGAIHABTIC CURECOHSnPATlQIJL J'39niMaMMMMrVrfr3'V I 3SUaKil I SHI 1 -; .- the pioneers of the mechanical department of the Louisville & Nashville, having served his apprenticeship in the shops in Louisville and from the lower rung of the ladder, has by integrity and faithfulness, risen step by step, He left Louisville to accept the position of Master Mechanic at Memphis and was afterwards transWhen the ferred to Mt. Vernon, III. Louisville and Nashville shops were organized at Howell's in 1883, he was se lected to take charge, and the wisdom of that choice has been fully demonstrated by its successful management since that date. When Howell's was first inaugurated he realized the necessity of fostering and encouraging among the men a more brotherly and friendly feeling than usually exists among mechanics from all parts of the country, and he lost no opportunity of following out this idea. He organized various literary and social societies, together with the band which made such a magnificent display at the exercises, and be is very proud of his boys. He was the prime factor in getting the holiday excursion for bis men to the Centennial, and has every reason to feel grati He was fied over the result of bis labor. accompanied yesterday by his two sons, Ogden Waljb, Master Mechanic at Ala., and Wirf. Vlsh. rnqlnef on the St. Louis division. totv if ivlon are young men destined id u.,k iheir mark in railroad circles. Mr, Swish has many frjends in this city, who will always accord bim a hearty welcome. Notes of tho Trip. yes-terdloot-goraer- y, Will Build. The banking house of John G. Morton svill at once begin the erection of a nesvbank building on the svest side of Main street opposite their present business house in Madisonville. The building 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 of stone, brick, cement and steel. The interior ornamentation and finish svill be of svood 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 ample provision is made for this important item. A "bridge" upon which Captain Speed will perch is not forgbtten. The building svill be heated with hot water, and it svill be a handsome and unusual addition to the business quarters of Madisonville? lOo, SSe. K.lucato Your ItowoU With (.'intra Candy Cnthartle, curo constipation forever. If O. C. O. (all, druggists relund money. rl. Sm x iyr uugmm M77LW tvuu &r&ffi WRITE t 3fo nimm FOR- - ml ilKs a PRICES & a. REFERENCE: If Interested In Education. All those svho are interested in the education of their children or children or their neighbors' children are especially invited to attend the teachers' institute 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 and nosv is a good time to begin. Turn out and encourage your children and their teachers by your presence. Dr. Bell's Peppermiut Chill Tonic tasles good, is good and does good. An effectual positive and permanent cure for chills, fever and ague. Contains no poison. An A tonic. and blood purifier. An appetizer, aiding digestion. It makes the complexion good Large bottles 50c. Guaranteed by all dealers. St. Bernard Drug Store, Geo. King, St. Charles. Eail-ingto- their childrens the BEST5TEAM THE MAMX COAL on 5EI1D US A TFftAL WILL ORDOtMID n; From- - myt lot in Strayed or Stolen, Earlington Fri- ORDERS PROMPTIY.FILLEP m vm KlCSf migATHSFACTlQII GUfARAHTEED w)9vi to ' -- YOU UE G HO SSA OTHER T 0 lift to so ... XMSf ALL DRUGOSKf or ften X6TL. ... fiUMWBEDifWar. aBfjnui kvmfht i. wsr; :777". ; : . r.. . si ivn.. rkLiM.. KAtrl.faa.t r .7 UMLOKLY am lll.B A Cure For Bilious Colic. Resource, Screven Co., Ga. I have good time in company with numer- been subject to attacks of bilious colic for years. Chamberlain's Colic,. Cholous friends of Earlington and the several Diarrhoea Remedy is the only sure era and -- "r railroad. relief. It acts like a charm. One dose. of all other Thoje special friends, outside it gives relief whenFor sale remedies tail Sharp. by St. Bernard G. railroad circle, who, through Drug D. the Store, Earlington; George King. Si the courtes&SIrr Thos. Walsh Charles; Ben T. Robinson, MortoAs Gap, The Bee was along and had a o Si - day night, September 17th, one pony built bay horse, about fourteen and a half hands high, about ten years old, small white spot on one car, end of foretop cut uii leaving it bushy, shod all aiottnd. Is a racking horse. Suitable re kvard for his return. Humphrey Woodson, Earlington, Ky. f flhimiTKT - "l ii mUmmri HfCI Li m i w i t im Ml IBTZfH i rMMiMM h mm h K53X?s3 X "?p EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS. FRANK TUTT, PROPRIETOB, KY. MADISONVILLE, M Makes unsurpassed Flour, Meal, Bran, Crushed Corn, Feed The people s mill produces. Meal every thing a to come in and be treated liht. of the county are invited Gives on exchange as much as any mill, and guarantees satisfaction. Flour warranted to he superior quality. first-clas- THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. A LESSON XIII, THIRD QUARTER, INTER- NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 20. A Cotuprclicnslro Rcriotr of tho Quarter's Lessons ijoldcn Text, Math, v, Commentary by tlio Iter. D, M. 10 Stearns. Les&on i ST. BERNARD s Miners and Shippers of COAL COMPANY. s INCORPORATED. I. 0-- 1 First Conu'rls In Kuropo C). (Acta xvl, 130, Golden Text Ph. cxlx, ft Trade With Webster, McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION NASIIVILLH, TENNESSEE The Exhibit of the if , V$ &&X. Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway ts the Terminal Station in the Centennial Grounds is one of the most interesting, instructive, and costly displays at the Exposition, and tfshould be seen by every visitor. It consists of an artistically arranged tor. -- 5ispldy ot Agricultural Products, Minerals, Timbers, Valuable Relics, Leseox III. Paul nt Thcssalonlca and Golden Text-A- cts collected from points along the line traveled by this Bcrca(Acts svil, Curiosities, etc., ' 'Road, which penetrates the most fertile and picturesque portions of xvll, 11, "They received tho word with all readiness of mind and searched Depot, dally." Somo wero added tho lthe South. Trains leave the Union Station. Nashville,' every fifteen untoScriptures nt Phlllrpl. and Paul passed The Quickest and Best on totho Lord for the Centennial Terminal vminutes other cities, for ho belloved that it was Ills calling to cnuso all whom ho Route. Fare, Five Cents. could reach to sec and hear tho gosrcl. It suo-ce- "Tho entrance of Thy words glvcth light." Tha golden text for the quarter, "Let your light lo shine," etc. (Math, v, 10), suggests tlint Christ, who Is tho light, Is to bo nllowed so to work In us thnt God iiiny bo glorified In us (On). 1, 24). Paul testifies thnt It pleased God to rccnl Christ In him (Gnl. 1, 10), nnd ni tho Lord Jesus Christ never sought Ills own will or picas-- u ro (John vl, 33; Rom. xv, S), so Paul, when hindered from golug Into Asia or if? Ullhynln, wns satisfied to cross over to Macedonia nt tho call of His Lord and patiently wait for tho opportunity nnd cheerfully accept tho seemingly smnll onoof speaking to n few women by the rlvorsldc. Lessok II, Paul and tho Phlllpplnn Sb Golden Toxt Jailer (Acts xvl,3-31)- . Acts svl, 81, "Bellovoon tho Lord Jesus Lo saved and thy Christ and thou slin.lt To bo arrested, beaten and Imhouso." p prisoned did not look much ULo success in look llko their work; neither did it when our blessed Lord was arrested, buffeted, scourged, crucified ni a malefac- QQAI AND COKE. . wMMMfflffira & General Office3 Earlington, Kentucky. IBx-frTLo- Hi Two Through Trains Daily Running; Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Dining; Carj Nashville to Chicago 13 HOURS NASttVILLQ TO CtllCAOO h 4 OfTfioe&B. A. M. r 201 N. Chcriy Street, Nashville, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali,. Tennessee. Kcntuckv. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tcnn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. CARROLL, Manager, i ff ff I ff? 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Paul Preaching In Athena Golden Toxt John (Acts xvil, tv, 21, "God is a Spirit, nnd they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth." He found tho peoplo of Athens worshiping all manner of gods, but ignorant of tho only living nnd truo God, nnd giving their tlnio chiefly to hearing nnd tolling tho nows regardless of anything beyond tho present life. Lessom V. Paul's Ministry In Corinth Golden Text I Cor. (Acts xvlll, ill, 11, "Other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ." Here lie works at his trado as n tcntninkor nnd on the Sabbath days preaches Christ in the synagoguo ns long as tho rooplo will listen to him, nnd when thoy will hear him o no moro ho preaches in a houso right Many arc saved, intho synagogue. cluding the chief ruler of tbo synagogue nnd all his houso. Tho Lord Himself visits nnd encourages Paul, and ho continues ), our lives and heard from our lips, nnd whether wo arc freoor bound, resting In ono place, or persecuted from place to placo, It Is that under all circumstances pcoplo may sco and hear of Jesus Christ. Not nil will receive Him, but somo will, and some, llko the Bercans, will Is to bo seen In THE FAMOUS ND. 3 COAL, St. Charles uses, For all from Earlington, Diamond and Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. L.N.RAlLROAI THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE between thr cllicn of Cincinnati, Lexington, Loiiistt. livansville, St. Louis, And thu cities n( Nashville, Memphis, Montnmurt Mobile and New Orleans, , s p 2 I PDUQurm pm17 ithd dttof mmiui7EK? nun miDMnPFQ Dnuormu Dimii run djuoe dumimvo niiu runnnoiio, Why buy High-price- "NAfitlnot-a- t AND SPEED UNRlVALUn. Oli o n rc ' d Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. 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Abstaining For tho Sako Golden Text of Others (I Cor. vlll, Rom. xlv, 7, "For nono of us llveth unto himself." Tho Ioto that bulldcth up tho body of Christ is better than tho knowlcdgo that puffcth up oneself. To pity self, or plcaso self, or live in nny way unta ourselves (Math, xvl, 22, margin; Rom. MANUFACTURERS Of xv, 0; II Cor. v, 15), is directly opposed to tha spirit of Christ and therefore cannot bo pleasing to Him; but to deny self and Mantels and Crates, Hollowware, Tinware. Etc. daily to dlo unto self that Christ may bo seen In us (Math, xvl, 24, 25; II Cor. lr, DtAURSM 11), this is Chrlstllko and glorifying to God, and thus souls will bo won to Christ. Lesson VIII. Tho Exccllcnco of ChrisWOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Golden Text tian Lovo (ICor.xlil, I Cor. xill, 13, "And now abldoth faith, hope, love, these three, but the greatest of Everything necessary and convenient tbeso is lovo." Gcd is love, and Christ for tho Kitchen, Dining: Room, wns God manifest in tbo flesh, and this laundry and Dairy. A SPECIALTY. " chapter is n photograph of Christ, so that although Ills namo is not in it wo cannot mistake tho picture, any more than wo 4? would that of an intimate friend. Lesson IX. Paul Opposed nt Ephesus Golden Text "Tako (Acts xlx, 'Tho heed nnd bowaro of covotousnees." troublo nt Ephesus nrosn from tboso who Popular Proprietary said, "Our craft, by which wo havo our M wealth, Is in danger." This is not to bo Medicine Sold at Retail j wondered at when It comes from those for Five Cents a Package who havo in this world all they over will have, but when it is seen in those who the first experimental bear tho namo of Christ in connection step in a direction that with our church, or our board, or our society, or our denomination, It Is pltlnblo may lead to revolution indeed, and must bo grievous to God, OQ in the trade. who, by His Spirit, Is seeking to gather from nil nations n body of peoplo Irrespco- X New York company of manufacturing chemists, the Ttlpans Chemical Company, placed upon the market about flro 3 ears fc'o n medicinal tablet or ' tabule " composed tlvo of all names but that of our Lord of compressed powdered prtparatluu uf certain medicinal drugs which had been ascerJesus Christ. tained to be of more general use among medical men than any other, for the cure, or al lerlatlon of audi Ills common to man u havo tbelr origin In an Impaired digestion or Lesson X. Gentiles Giving Tor Jewish weakened capacity for assimilating food, absorbing nourishment and eliminating waste. Golden Toxt The catalogue of ills Included under this head is said to include pretty nearly ercry Christians (II Cor. lx, disease for which tbo physician Is called upon to prescribe. In preparing tbelr standard II Cor. vlll, 0, "Yo know the graco of remedy for the acceptance of tho American people the company laid down the prluclplA our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though Ho that ererythlng entering Into the packet should 00 ot the highest grade, and so prepared and protected as to retain Its qualities intact and unimpaired through any extended wns rich, yet for your sakes Ho became lapse of time In any climate. Only tho choicest drugs should bo used, their preparation poor, that ye through Ills poverty might should be In accordance, with the latest perfected methods of modern science, the t sbulos packed In glass, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Krcn the corks bo rich." Uort eo ltnctl that Ho gavo Ills used hATe been ot a grado so high In Its requirements that no manufacturer of these stoppers could supply moro thin a small proportion from Ms output tbst only begotten Son; tho Son of God lovtd would meet tbo exacting specifications. Tho glass vuus wero In turn pecked In boxes ot mo and gavo Himself for mo. If wo sec quality notsurpassod In beauty aud pcrf ecllon of workmanship by those used by tbo IlaTlngsettbrlrhlghstsndard, most fastidious dealers in Jewell anil ornamcntsofgold. others need that vwilch wo havo and we andneverconscntlngto vary from It, tho proprietors resorted to tho accepted modern glvo not to them, how can tho lovo of God methods of making their commodity known, and seren hundred thousand dollars In. rested within lire years In newspaper advertising has Informed ercry American cltlicn Lo dwelling In us? (John 111, 10; Gal. ii, concerning lbs suiierior and surprising qualities ot Klpans Tabules. 20; I John Hi, 10, 17.) Using thoughtful and painstaking ot the changed conditions that iwrep world, and careful to note erery circumstance hartng a bearing orer lbs commercial LLSbON XI. Christian Living (Rom. upon the successful prosecution of their trade, the managers ot the company hare noted Golden Text Rom. ill, 21, xll. that there Is n present insistent demand for a lower price for erery article thst aches or approaches an unlrersal use, and that the people, although requiring tho "13c not ovcrcomo of evil, but ocrcomo E t of ererythlng, resent being called upon to pay beary percentages for superfluous evil with good." This is ugnln on tho wrapping and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might result In rears, but Is needless In tho caso ot n purchase Intended to be consumed In a sumo lino of thought r.s some rrcvlous lesweek. It has also becndlscorcrcd, and proved by the test of time and actual experience, exsons, and begins with, "Ltt lovo bo withthat these Tabules do not hare tho tendency to loss ot qualities or diminution of cellence from exposure that might at Aral hnvo been expected. Inasmuch as, under out dissimulation," and it Loth Lcglns f arorable conditions, those that hare lain looso In a drawer, a traveling bag or pocket cud ends with hnting ct 11 nnd loving good. for sereral weeks or months are found to bo practically as fresh and as efflcacwus as crer. "Thcro is nono good save ono, that is God." Acting upon thcio suggestions, and noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity ot LLbtON XII. Paul's Address to tho crest newspapers now sold for a cent Instead ot the old rate of fire I Imea that amount, and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, the Ephcslan Elders (Acts zx, Golden company haro entered upon tho experiment of putting up Illpans Tabules In pasteboard cartons, which they will offer to the trade upon terms which will permit of a packago Text Acts xx, 85, "Remember tl.o words being sold by the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than erer before adopted for of tho Lord Jesus, Low Ho snld, It Is a proprietary medicine FIVE CKNTS ten tabules, or doses, for one half n cent each. The company will not discontinue tho manufacture and sale In the form with which more blessed to give than to receive," Ho fie people hare learned to know and raluo the IUpans Tabules, but wllloffer tbe cheaper tl.o grace of Liod to testify that is nblo-bsort experimentally for the benefitot such as maydestre them. It should be plainly understood that tho quality of the medicine Is Identical In both sorts, the only difference the exceeding abundant grnto of God to packIwlni In the form and comparative cost of packing or putting up. The him (I Tim. 1, 11) umLlcd him for thico t ages arn not yet to be had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any will obtain a supply when requested by a customer to do so but In any case a single years to gho himself so fully to them that cart m, containing ten tabules, will be sent, postage paid, to any address for fire cents In vt imps, forwarded to the illpans Chemical Co., No. 10 Spruce 8t New York. Until the with nil humility cf mind nnd temptavorvltara thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will be supplied at a tions and tears ho had Uglified the gosj cl prire which will allow them a fair margin of rront, rls. dosen cartons for 40 cents. of Uio graco of God, preached tho kingdom II ilwn (111 cartons) for Sltt. s gross (Til cartons) for 30.53. 29 gross iJ,JQ cartons) for awu. i;au wiiu lug urucr tu ovcry vase of God and declared tho wholo counsel of God, and now ho enred not what awaltod him if only he could still glorify God, so fully was ho given up to Him who appeared to hlia ou tho way to Damascus. Tho same Lord Jesus will do tho sauio In ARTHUR G. LANGIIAM. UltECKlNMDGB CASTLEMAN. and through us if wo are only willing. JOHN B. CASTUMAN. 18 months nt Corinth. ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY $;$a)S)SStSS)S KtfS?S? - For Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA. Connections arc made at Gutlnie and Nashville for all points J CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Of THE NATIONAL GAMP Topic For tho Week Ucelnnlug Sept. 10. Comment by Her. S. II. Dojlc. Tone. Losing ono'a tlfo nnd finding It. John xll, It may scorn paradoxical, aud yet it la truo, that to win life vro must lose it that is, to win tho highest forni of life thcro will be much in tho lower forms of life that mast be sacrificed. Lifo comes through death; exaltation Politics Shows Very Encouraging Outlook for Republicans. COMPLEXION' OF THE SENATE. FUTURE COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, BICYCLES .antui!tKni iH MEDICINE sv ). A for the MILLION a Terr-da- obsM-rer- s y five-ce- drug-gis- 1 1 It. through humiliation; self glorification by mens of self abasement. This is tho lnw of nature. "Except acorn of wheat fall into tho ground and dio, it ubidcth alone; but if it dio, it bringcth forth much fruit." It is tho law also of tho worldly lifo. If a man wishes to get rich, if ho places wealth beforo him as tho highest standard of life, ho must dio to many things in lifo about him. Ho cannot cuter to any great extent tho social world, tho world of plcasuro or tho world of learning. AH his time, nil his energies, must bo concentrated upon this ono 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 distinction in tbo world of wisdom, ho must also go through tho sanio process. Ho canuot amass a great fortune; ho cannot bo a leader in society. Everything elso to a largo extent must bo sacrificed. All his energies must bo dovoted to tho ono lino of work, and by the sacrifice) of other things and tho pursuit of this ono alouo ho can ordinarily win tho distinction ho desires. This law of losing that wo may find, dying that wo may lire, is nlso characteristic of tho spiritual world. "Ho that lovctli his lifo thai) loro it," Fays Clni. t, "ami i.o th&t liatctli his lifo in this world Fhall find it." Tho life I hat must U' lottisthis present life. It must bo mciifiud if wr mo to win tho eternal lifo of the ccul in heaven. Two lives mo placed btfero u?. Wo cannot iiao Loth to a huge extent, bnt wo muy have either. If v.c prefer thi3"lifc, Wo i an rivc up tho future lifo nnd livo for this only. If vc pui r tho Letter, higher life, with God, wo must sacrifico this life. To Eueriflco this lifo for tho higher lifecf the fcoul should give u? no thought nnd no nn.icfy. The higher lifo of the soul is ko InthiiU ly beyond anything that wo can uchicvo or attain to in this lifo (hat wo should not hesituto for ouo single moment in making our choice. "Ftrwhat shall it piofit n mnn it ho gain tLe wholo world uuJ leso his lifo?" tho higher lifo of tlio oul Leyond Iho grae. If it would not pay U3 toscri-JIc- o this higher lifo for all tho world, howeould it pay us fcr sacrificing it for thu it.fjuiu.jy Mimll part of tlio world that nny cf us can win? Let us bo willing to sacrifice this lifo fcr tho highor life of tlio soul and do it. Biblo Headings. Math, x, SO; xi, 20; xvl, Mark viii, Lnko ix, xviii. I Cor. xv, 30, 87; Phil, i, 21; ii, Gal. ii, 20; v, iv, v, I John iii, B5-323-220-215-212-1- 4; 15-1- Royal Insurance Co. OF LIVERPOOL. I The Largest Fire insurance Company in the World, H v Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky. ' Does the Largest Business in the Southern States. $249,831,03 Lusts Paid in Kentucky in 1896 & CASTLEMAN, BARBEE Department. Southern Managers go to Hartford. Buckner, Mr. Tbcs. M.; Brouillard, L, M., Bradshaw, Marie; Brouillard, (Madisoovillo Hustler.) William; Bulock, Ella' Crockcn, Mr. The Madisonville Cornet Band Collie: Carter, Rev. H. 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Much interest is felt here in the Senatorial contests in the several States, especially Ohio, Maryland, New Jersey, Texas and Iowa, lor portions of tli legislatures which arc to be chosen in Iowa and New Jersey are to participate in the election of Senators. While all Senatorial elections an; subjects of cs cciai interest here, those this fall, especially in Ohio and Maryland, arc particularly so, because the control of the Senate from March 4, x8gg to 1901 may be determined by them. On the Ohio election will depend the complexion of the Senate between this and 1899, provided a Republican is seated from Oregon. So Ohio is the first to attract attention, 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 two'jears more. It is not surprising, then, that every politician from Ohio is eagerly questioned on his arrival here, and thnt those from other States are also the Mibject of attention when On they put in an appearar.ee. the Stales above named may d the control of the Senate during all of President McKinley's term. There are now 43 Republicans in the Senate, 32 silver Democrats, 5 5 silver Republicans, Populists and 3 sound money The Heath of Senator Democrats. George and the absence of a Senator from Oregon leaves the total number but 88. With a Republican seated from Oregon and one elected in Ohio, that party would, of one with the control the Senate. Even if a Democrat were appointed to succeed Senator George, it is considered probable that at least one of the Populists would with the Republ.cans, thus leaving that party in control of the Senate with the aid of the vote. Thirty-on- e seats in tho Senate are to be filled between now and March A, i8qq. Eleven of these are now filled by Republicans, fif teen by silver Democrats, two by Populists, two by silver Republicans and one by a It is conceded that Democrat. the Republicans will elect Senators from Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Pensylvania, Iowa, Michigan and Minnesota; the Democrats in Virginia, Florida, South Carolina, Texas, and probably Missouri and Tennessee; with the Ohio Republicans successful this fall, the Republican party is practically sure of 41 votes in the Senate in the last half of McKinley's term, and the silver Democrats 25. There is reason to believe that may be sucthe Republicans sending members cessful In of their own party from Maryland, West Virginia, Indiana, Wisconsin, North Dakota, California,New York and New Jersey to succeed Democrats now holding seats from these States. Should this happen it would civc the party an easy Should control of the Senate. ol tley only win in de-pei Pop-u'is- t, these States they would be able to control the Senate with the vote of the It will be seen, then, that there is good reason for the intense in tcrcst with which the Ohio election of this fall is being watched. Upon it alone may depend the control of the Senate between this time und March 4th, 1899, while upon Ohio, Maryland, and a few other close Stales will depend the control after March 4th, 1899, to the end of President McKinley's term. Therefore, all eyes arc 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 McKinley's term. Happily, 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, loo, and between these two they will need to get out every vot. 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 f,ood chances of success. Yet they have as shrewd and unscrupulous k man to fight as have the Oliioanf-- , for Arthur P. Gorman is a man who can only be beaten by the most heroic work on the part of the Republicans of Maryland. Adviceb from Ohio indicate that the votrrs 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 Senate into the hands of those opposed to President McKinley, at least until March of 1899, perhaps to the end of his tcim. It is a big responsibility, and it is well that the Ohio Republicans recognize it. Vice-Presiden- ur tttiens. t. All communications and matters of newt pel talnlnc lo this column should be addressed lo Cso. Aliishdsb. Ksilmston, Ky. North, East, South and Wcsf, In Pullman Palace Cars. Mis Dora Allison, ot Evansvillc. ii the goest of Mrs. Ella Alexander. Aaron Hale is ery sick. Seeking homes on the line of tl .1 We expect a large crowd out to tbe road w receive special low rates Reading Room tooigbt, Sec aqents of this company (ur Prof, Johnson, an estimable and widely or write to known man, died at Madisonville Thurs rates, routes, &c, C. P. Atmorb, g. P. A T A , day. Sept 16, after an illness of three weeks. He leaves a wife and two chilLouisville, Kentucky. dren. Oscar Smith is sick this week. Misses Florence Graddy and Heltio n Holland, of Mortons Gap, were in Monday at tbe wedding. Quite a number from White Plains attended the wedding Monday night. Jake Nichols from tbe country was up PtaHt (i JafJaHHatflaJalssssssssssssssI M Wl aU arV Monday. of Owensboro, Rev Pritrbetl, preached Tuesday night Rev Wm. Foster left for Ma field Tuesday morning. Mr Taylor France is very sick tins week. Rev. Geo D Walker filled his appointments Sunday. Edward Killebrew was burled Thurs day, Sept. 16. Tbe U. T. L. Club gave a reception Salurdav night, Sept. iS, in honor nt their wives. It was a grand success. Every to enjoy themselves very one seemi-nicely Those present wens Mr and Mrs. W. M U. Hawkins, Mr. and Mr J Killebrew, Mr. and Mrs. I II Edmonson, Mr and Mrs. H. Garreti, Mr, and Mrs Tbos. Earl. Mr. and Mrs M. Garrett, Mr and Mrs P A Cavanaugb, Messrs. R. II. A3 COOD FOR ADULTS. Harden and E Z. Edmonson. Welcome WARRANTED. PRICE O ar.ATia, Ills.. Nov. M, 1993. address by W. M. Killebrew, response by Paris Moillclno Co., Hi. Louis, Mo. Mrs. H. Garrett. (ieotlemoni Wo sold last rear, GOO bouleo a. EMIGRANTS Eirl-ingto- GRDVEL af TASTELESS U C HILL ISJS's g r TDNIC 60cts. AUNir.CAttn&Co. BO VCARS GllOV'fc-- The Bee has just received a Tine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printing line on short notice in best style and at lowest prices TABTULKSd CHILL TONIC and hav4 bought Ihrra arou already Ihla year. In nil our 01. penenre ot 11 yean. In tbo drua busloou, hiTf never sold an article tuat gao sucti universal satis. Yours truly, iacUoa as your Tonic AL'J, EXPERIENCE. mjra L. A N. TIME TABLE, (EfiL-ctlv- e Agricultural Procession. (New York Press.) Vice-President- 's May 30, 1897.) SOUTH, No. 31, 8.11 a m 1.10 p m 2.36 p m When wheat started up the road corn pricked up its ears inatanter, and now the potato has got its eyes open. The whole farm will be in the procession before long. Capt. Jas. Barrett, better known as "Hickory" Darrett, conductor on tbe Princeton branch of theL, & N.. and Miss Pattle Menefee were married Friday morning in Clarksville. The ceremony was performed by Father Sapes of tbe Catholic church, may nuiiura sieicn ana quietly ascertain, free, whether Rescript on an Invention probably patentable. Communications strictly No, J3 7.00 p m 3.13 am 343am '" wvriniunis unn TRADE MARKS, DEBIQNS, SfcO Lv. Chlcaeo... Lv. St. Louis , Lv. Kvantsllle Lv. Henderson, Lv, Sebree Lv. Slaughters, ... . Lv, Hanson Lv. Barlinglon..,, Lv, Mortons Gap, Lv, Nortonvllle,,. Lv, Hopkinsville.., Ar. Guthrie ,., Lv, Guthrie Ar. Nashville .... Lv, No. 91. 6oop m 6.to p ru bjjpm .pScli,,cotfoe,fn,tn0rOUe', Uadlsonrille., 3 35 P m 4.47 am 3.49 P m 4 01 p ra 7.20 p m 4.59 a m 307pm 3 14 pm issstsussufiweekly, torms"ja Journal, jkm! UOalx Dontha. codIm Uwk ox PATKtm'sBntrro Unoclmen 8GIENTIFIC AMERICAN, XSircsa ''" tHUt n rear. 11a M sound-mone- y 4.11 4.5Pm pm MUNN &. CO., Hriwidnnv, New Vorli, 8.16 3.38 P m 6.1 p m MOUTH. pm 5.19 a 6.07 a 8.47 p m 6.31 am S.oj p m 10.10 p m 8.40 a m BEN T. ROBINSON, lVIor-tor-i'e- a TIME TABLE I. C, R. R, (Effective May 6, 1897.) NORTH BOUND. 1, No, gi. Lv. Nashville--,.- .., 7.3jam Lv, Guthrie 8.39 a ro Lv, HopklniTlUe., 9.41 a m Lv, Nortonvllle 10.JO am Lv. Mortons Gap v. 10.17 a m Lv, one-ha- lf Lv, ii6pm Lv. Lv. Lv, Sebrea 11.17am itsopm n Lv. Fulton Lv. Henderson... 11.44 a'm 11 33 p m 11.10 a m Lv. Psducsh. ...... m Af. Krsnsvllle...... u.topm' 1.13pm 11.40am suo p m i:8 a m 937 a Lv. Princeton 7.31pm 7.10 am Lv. Nortonvllle.... 3:19 D m 3:38 a m 1 0:50 a m Ar. St. Louis. .... !. am ,8.17 P mr Lr, Central Cllr... 6. jo p m 4:19 am liiirp m Ar. Chicago. 01 will No. soi and lion at Uadlaonvllln mt Ar. Louisville...';... o:jjpw o.ooin Jlijpm Springfield to lake on and let off passengers to Ar, Cincinnati,.'..... 6:40 am 11: am and from Chloata and bolnts north of Evimvltu SOUTH BOUND. ' ' KlE.& T.Hi . No. tot. No. 203. No. ail. No. 91 makes regular stops at Guthrie, Earlington, Hopkinsville and Henderson. ,.11:20 p m 2: p m Lv. Cinclnnstl 8'40 a m' Lv. Louisville vjoam mOVIDXMCS COUIODt10X, Ly. Ceotrsl Cltr n:i am io:epm i '53 p m dailv xxcir-- i svanav, m u:tpm 3:34 P m o:n Lv. Nortonvllle Lv, Princeton; io:iBm 11:16 am 4:03 p m 6.13 a m.. (...L'ProvIdeneeAr, J7.n d m Lv. Paducab. 1. .ii. ..12:10pm 1.37 am 0.13 p ra 6.40 am... ,, 6.33 pm Lv, NeboAr. ...Lv. llanllou Ar....,,,.. 6.so p m Lv. Fulton 3.30am 8.00 pm 6.35 a m I35Pm Lv, Madisonville Ar, 7.03pm 7,20am 7,10 am Ar. Memphis 6.03 p m 8.20 a m 7.00 a m Ar. New Orleans . 945 P m 7.13am....,..Ar. Earlington Lv Lv Earlington Ar am . pm Alt trains run dillr. No. 201 and 204 re solid 8 03 a m....Lv. Madisonville Ar, .. . j.ijpm Vestlbulod tralm, pintschiss lighted, wltb Pulli Lv. Hanson Ar , 4 34 p m msn Bullet Sleepers and Free Reclining Chslr S.9ra ,.s.t. aiaoaaiJrs Ar...,. r 437 P m Cars between Cincinnati and New Orleans. Trains po.4am s.t. oeDres Ar. ...... . 410 pm soi and 203 also run solid between Cincinnati and . 3.20pm New Orleans, csiTjIng Pullman Buffet Sleepers, 0.30am.. ....Lv, Henderson Ar . s.43 pm 10.30am. ,,.,..Ar. Evansvllle Lv Direct connections made at all Junction points. A. H. HANSON, C. P. andT. A. W. W. ETHRIDGB. Agent. Ly Lv. Memphis Nw Orleans No. 201, 1N0. 104. No. 3)1. 6:30 p m 9.00 a m 7:50 am Biijpm m , 1:00 pm 11:10 p 6:00 m 8:00 a m No, 31. N0.J4 7.45 m 7.20 pm g.31 a m g.11 pm 10.18 a m 9.33 p ra 03 a m 10.39 P m 11.13 a m Earlington,. . 10.33 a m ri.ii a m 10.33 p m Madlionrllle... 10.46a m 11,38 a m ; Hanson.... 10.37 am 11.31am Slaughters..,, 11.03 a m u.03 p m n DRUGGIST Gap, FUMERY and TOILET ARTI- CLES PAINTS AND OILS, ,.,,.,,, Always on band a foil and complete 'stock ot DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PER. PriYICLBANJS' PRESCRIPTIONS" CAREFULLY COMPOUNfiED.c - Wanted An Idea teSftJBHT WfrnttttiSittiSSJiES HWXAas&tMfjU wlauh! . Vwr:;i.V"ii,,,l"5'"".V'iaiiatpr- - .Who eon think or some slntpla o" . ' ls oJOB WORK Wm receiverjroippt atten. tion at this Office. .KSrimntna furnished upon application. " TL. .. 1 mTfSSSOK E-1-

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