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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 30, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897093001_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 30, 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. r 4'f ' v - - J- - fcV 'EIGH3?? YEAR. THE RICHEST Alaska Ill Search ot tlie 1'rccluu- - MeUI Whatcom Couuty, Wmli., Sulil by lteturn-i- l Prospector to Cuiitulu mi Unlimited Amount of Aurlfrruu Jurlz. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KEN' 'UCKY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1897. YET. WOODFORD Che Aurlvul of NO. 39 FOOD EOIt FLAMES. Disastrous Conflagration in th Town of BainbrlUgo, O. I'ito Citizens Killed -- Thl Tromlnoiit rianio., Leaping from Homo to House, Seem Insutliiblo In Their breed I'enple on tho Verge of Despair, Cisct.v.vATi, 6., Sept, 31. to the Commerclal-Trlbuno IN MADRID. AN AWFUL TflAGEDY. OTHERWISE 1 UNNOTICED. A SWEPT TO DESTRUCTION. 4tj No Nood Now of Going to Fai the minister Creates n He lallen The I'rogrnmmc ot tlm Uoltoc States Does Xnt Uontemiiluto a Deilaru tlon nf Vnr, Hut it Proclamation ot I)l f the 1'risi uitpruvul Tho llltftiriicss Hint l'ulillc Upluluii u SurprUr. Maiiiiid, Sept. 37. The arrival ol ' .... v z wis. if P", . wppermintM kZ buy & sLsllH ij ' JSsHK MMMMMMHMMBaHHaWMHMMMHMMMM jHH TEtiNESSEE IHKi CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. DON'T FORGET IT I ly this line you cecare me Maximum oi Speed, Safely, Comfort, Satisfaction, at Anxiety, uoiner Minimum ol i ad FatUim. EXCUKSIO.N TICKETS Onsale at reduoed rates from all points on this line and connection to Nashville and- return during th continuance of tlie Ten neeeCenlenntl and International Expo-Itton, PULLMAN I A LACE SLEEPING CAIIS it, Ueteen Nashville and Chattanooga, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knoxville, Asheville, Washington, Ualll-(boPhiladelphia. New York, Ports- noultuKorfolk, Jackson, Mrmphis, Liulo Keck, Texanana, Sherman, Va:o, Dallas and Tort Worth BAY C0VCIIE3 US ALL TRAIN'?. . .. . Information Pertaining to TICKETS, KOUTES. KATES, ,EtC . Will b cheerfully furnished upon, npph gcii S ,Jl " wtliuia iu i.ci A. . Welch, Div Pass AK.ent, Mem- ffAUfJE 'f b uulhontlc news concerning Wushlng-ton'now ElDorado.ueur Mount Baker, u how to gel there Is brought to Se le by E. W. tfaportas, president ol thu lloruiatloii mid rugi ilry, who, with 'link Crydouiul Out Wiinur, d uilnursof l)av.mCUy, wvut to thu liiiu of tlm lulet uxulleinout let Hut day. According lo Mi, b.ip.n Uu, lliu roulu Is uii.l uol vjt'y lltllciill until within Uvo mlks uf thu II ml. Thu lust tlvu inllcb, hokvovur, presmit obiluulu tliuL would foruvjr dUuoiirii'iu uny one uol uu experienced pro.'pjetor uud uiount.tlnt'er. "Thuru It iu Mount Ualtor and IU hUrrouudlujfu lieif,'hU euoutfh Rold," says Mr. Saportui, to keep pi busy for thu next tun yeurs. In buiu plui of ore Unit were brought buek by thu Informant, Mr. ltogurdm, tlo as buyer, by u euriory oxuiuluutlou de clared thut free yoia existed In exceedingly good iuuull lies. "I met many men," coutluuyd Mr. Saportus who cittuu fiom Mount Tomo-ho(Tomboy) and they nil reiterated thu stories concerning the (jrcut strike of C 10,00(1 to thu tou In Hear mountain In Touiohoy (Tomboy), nud several others have found oro ejnul to thu discovery In Hear luountutn." A special correspondent ot thu Even. Iuk Times sends word from bummas At follows: "Thu gold discoveries lu the mountains ot Whaleom county aru beyond uny doubt the richest lu thu auuals of thuPuuillu coast or even lu AlatUo." So say thu most experienced prospectors whom 1 have just ueeompaiile.l to tuo scene of thu recent "Uud." The recent Uud is in Uald mountain, situated iu the uorthcast portion ot Whutcoru couuty, uorthuast of Mount lluker. The mineral rauge runs northwest and y is located for 30 southeast, and tulles. There Is no telliuj,' how much further It extends. "The vein iu the five claims, Lone Jack, Uenuie, Sidney, Lulu and Whist, varies from three to Uvo fst in thickness. It runs under a layer of porphyry ledge in a serpentine manner, aud auriferous shale appears in the ledge. It U free ralllluu; quartz ot sutrar and rose color carrying copper ami sliver. Tuo vein cau bu traced half a mile. Tho cropping Is under lolld porphyry. The gold Is known as "wire gold," aud cau ba secn.witli thu naUed eye aud ptcUed out with the lingers. That jreut quantities ot It exist there is no Aoubt, The formation of the raugo iu which the find is located Uous not look lo bd very rich iu minerals. If. there is uny placer'" tululug It lnw not as yet been demonstrated to ba u paying propo-iltion- . s 1 pas-iubly to-da- Seattle, Wash., Sept. S7. The first Minister Woodford from San Subustluu hns mndeasensutlou. Tho programme nf the Uulted States has been useer tniued. This docs not contemplate 0 decimation of war if Spaiu reject! mediation, but, according to tcport, tip "ojtcntaUoua proclamation lo llit world of dlsapptovul ot thu Cubiiu regime by suspending diplomatic relaUu tions with Spain and witlidt-uwinDulled .State-- , minister." Ueu. Woodford has declined to be Interviewed on tho subjoct further than to say tlm th Is conference with theduki of Tctuun, tho foreign minister, ".vusol thu must satisfactory character. The unexpected Mlternesi of the pros, und of public opinion has painfully 1m prossed him, but ho hopes this will soon bu allayed, as ho believes his mis slon favorable taSpanlsfi interests, and cannot comprehend that Spain could reject mediation designed to end mi Impoverishing war. lie has not named a tlmo at which tho war must be terminated, but ho hopes, ns the .result ol his tendeis that it will bo ended quick-Hbelieves tho war Is indicting Incalculable loii upon the United States, und thut It Is Impossible to pro vent the organization of filibustering expeditions. Unusual measures wcro tulcen to protect Minister Woodford 011 his journey from San Sebastian to this city, but A the trip was quite uneventful. party of gendarmes, commanded by u guarded thu Southern express, on which he was a passenger. Secret police were posted at the station, und tho prefect of polico was in waiting to escort him to his hotel. Tho drlvo through the streets km marked by no special Incident, though several persons saluted him, receiving a bow in return, Somo comment lint been caused by the fuct that Mlulstur Woo.l ford's family has not accompanied him, but frontier. behind the Minister Woo.lford explains that his party Is a largo one, requiring a commodious homo, aud prefer spending u pleasant October at lllarrltz uutll n sultublu Residence can bu secured here. Tho legation cannot be used as a residence, tlen. Wooilford has already eugaged a box at the Uoyul opera houso and has purchased horses. o HENRY tVcll-lCnni- H. CULVER. Culver, a prominent icsldelil and business man of this city, died at his home Sunday afternoon after ap illness of nearly six months' duration. Mr. Culver was a successful business man, a practical philanthropist, and h;vi on eventful life. Ho was born near New London, O., In md lie received a common school olucatlou, tnd, on reachlag maturity, Uo and his brothers, L. Culver, cama Messrs. IV. W. nnd I rett to embark in business. They enoJ for a time Trlth the Btoro and hard-ira- re firm of McCrccry & Co., of Sprlngacld, 111. Afterward they enraged la the stove business Mattoon, I1L A few years later they went to it Kansas City, where they engaged la the stovo and raneo business. In 1313 they removed their ouslncss to St. Louis and established tho arm now knonn as the Wrought Iron Ilange Ca, ulth which the deceased was connected till tho tlmo of hit death. St. rals Hu.!. Urittli of a nets Mmi mid l'lilUiitliropl.t. St. Louts, Sept. 'J3. Mr. Henry II. J II. Latimer, Southeastern I'ass Agent, Atlanta, Ca Agent O. J Mullanky, Northeastern 59 W. 4th St . Cincinnntl. Ohio K. C, Co wax DIM, Western I'jsi. Agent, Room 405 Ry. Exeh Bldg, St Louis VDmakd F, Hiu, Northern P. si. Acnt. Uuom 328 Marqnctto Ulfn , Chicago, J L Edmonson. Southern Pass. Agent Chattanooga, TenD W L DANLEY, General Passang-- r and Ticket Agent. Naihtlllc Tenn. AL UIJLLE JAKDINIEKE phis Tenn. ri OW THEY STAND. ot t'Uy buiiitay. AterjcOT lit the C'lo Septetulier UO, Following is the stuuding ot tho Woo. 88 league baseball clubs ut the eloio of oluy September 58: ilattltnuro (ijston New YorU c'incliiiull...., Ulcrclatul llruukljru WaiUiiik'run PlttsUurk'U L'blcaeu Sunday. At d Ocorgla it is said, rmnlly uf KI;htl'ersoniKUled,(jeioii ol whisky was sold In a cemotery near the d Thorn ut the Hands of n Demented platform. and Tuther, Who Then Deliberately Takes Ills Ottu Life. Mrs.; Hatfield, of Hoboken, N. J died ot consumption caused by a needle in hcrluhgs. CAitnoLL, lo., Sept. 28. Tho slaughmerTho ter of n mother and her six children chants' South Hroadway (St, Louis) than parade will be grander occurred at tho homo of John lloeckcr, fiver this year. v u farmer, living eight tulles northwest The United States weather bureau of here Sunday night. Afterward the will make an elaborato exhibit ut tho fiendish, or demented husband und Paris'exposltlon. father, at whose hands they died, coin It Is said that M. Patcnolrc, Trench pleted his bloody work by sending u mlnlser at Washington, has asked for a European post. bullet into his own head, Inflicting The French array maneuvers at St. fatal wound. The family wcro pros perous Germans, and as far as Isknown Quentln demonstrated thu usefulness lived happily. No motive for the of the bicycle corps. Weyler's latest request of tho Madrid ttugedy bus beep disclosed, liouclccr'y victims uro his wife and these chil- government Is for US additional dren: Caroline, aged 14; Chrlsliue, uilnUtrallve officers. Thefe will be a reunlonof tho Secaged 0; Henry, aged 8; Lizzie, uged 0" John, aged 3, und an Infant. All are ond regiment, Missouri volunteers. In dead but Henry, unit the latter cannot St. Louis next Thuisduy. The Nlcaraguau rebellion has been recover from his woduds. llocclcer had uu engagement to help suppressed. President Zulnya's vigoru neighbor thresh yesterday morning, ous campaign was successful. It Is leportcd that newcomers at and ou his not putting lu uu appear-uuechis brother Ileury, who lives Dawson City are compelled to sell pro'about U9 rods away, went ubout nine visions lo those alreudy there. Heavy biiows In tho mountainous reo'clock lo. bee why he did not come. Thu doors of the lloeckcr house were gions of 1'V.inee has burled thu potnto locked and llioru'wcrc uo slgus of life crop nnd cut slock olf from the farms. about. Henry tried to get In thu Washltigtou authoiities say that house, but met uo respotise, there will bo uo trouble over linflln aud finally kicking lu the door Land, its It Is clearly Hritlsh territory. came upon a horrible scene, lioccker, J, W. Olds, of Perry, la., discovered with his wlfu und baby, slept In u buck the petrified body of a man in Iho timroom, and the thruo bodies lay o.i one ber near that city. Tlie skull had been bed. Thu wife hud been shot in the fracturdd. tu'ckwlth a shotgun, which stood I u Gold has been found In great quantithu corner; the baby had been shot ties near Mount It j leer, in Whatcom and its head crushed with thu butt of a couuty, Wash. .Some of It runs 810,000 revolver. Thu man, still breathing, to the ton. had a bullet hole high up ou the foreAt a mass meutiug held in Athens, head, uud by his side was u Sunday, resolutions uere passed callempty. with two chambers ing upon tho king to renew the war It Is undoubtedly a case of murder with Turkey. und suicide. lu a letter to a French gentleman, lioccker was III years old, nnd tor Mexican over -- 0 years lived lu the bame neigh- the Mexico is minister of finance bays not considering a change borhood In fact, ou thu same farm, that gold to a basis. s lie has been regarded as u Tho engine house nnd electric power farmer, nud only receutly c bought u farm a few tulles plant at Newsom Bros', coal mine, at from the old hoalestead, On Sun- Kingston, III., were burned curly Sunday ho attended Catholic "services at day mornjug; loss, 81,000. Kaymond Uushrod, a negro, was llieda with his wife uud somo. of thu children. Later iu the day lie was lynched Sunday afternoon at Hawcs-rillKy., In thu courthouse yard for visited by a neighbor who says thut when he left tho lloeckcr homo in the assaulting Maggie Roberts. A candidate for position as letter evenlug they were seemingly a happy family und not a premonition ot the carrier who bought his way up In tho awful trngedy to bo enacted a few list ocllglblc3 lias been sustained by hours later was given by lioccker oi a civil service commissioner. anyone of thu household. Frapk Hall, a farmer, living near Pawnee, Okla,, has been held for murF I GEL AT- - LARG E. der. He of killing his wife becauso she Went to church. An Alleged Murilufor llillod Pending As Thomas Sackct, ot Wright, Okla., Trtnl. Sax FitANUiaco, Sept. 23. Juilgo Car- was hauling a load pf cotton to roll Cook decided yesterday to udmlt Guthrlehc fell from the wagon, and Theodore A. Inge, ehurgetl With tho the, wheels passed over his body, fatal murder at his employer, Isaac Hoff- iy cvusiung mm, Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes, tho famous man, to bail, pending thu trial of the case against him. Tho amount fixed horsewoman, has decided to give a swell nogro dance, with prizes, at wasSlO.OOO. District Attoruoy. llaruos agreed to Lexington, Ky., nnd has invited her the admission Of thedufendaut to ball, Now York friends to witness it. The barn of Joseph Daters, n farmer saying the evidence left cousldarable doubt as to tho guilt ot tho defend- living 12 miles southeast of ElUngham, III., containing 1.00J bushels of corn, ant. 700 bushels of oats, four horses nud BIG TIMBER FIRE. farming Implements, was burned; loss, A camp-mcotlnltui-bun, proi-porou20l)-acre, The! residence of Henry Uenjamln, at A Happy Homo Transformod Into Coultervlllc, 111., was destroyed by fire a Slaughtor Pon. Tuckers' Ciiiiip Curried Away by I Lanit.llile The Number of Victims Uu known The Victims Caught Asleep ll Their Tents. Easy 4o Take to Operate Aro features peculiar lo Hood's Pills. Small 1 size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one ma i NIclson, master ot tho tug Pioneer says: Threo men came to Ska guay beach ou Monday night with I story to tho effect that ut Sheep Camt five o'clock on Mondaj at half-pamorning a peculiar sound from th southwest sldo of tho mountain wai heard and before the residents ot tin camp could fully dress they fount themselves rapidly born down tho can you on a mass of moving debris froir tlui mountain side. "A majority ol tho residents of Sheep Camp escaped, although much of tho village was destroyed. The slide struck tho town in the northern part, where nearly all thu packors were quartered lu tents and asleep. The main part ot tho slide from the noun tain missed Sheep Camp proper, al though from tho report very little ol the town remains. "Tho packers' camp was wholly car rod a'wuy, and It is Impossible to learn the names of tho unfortunates, as they wcro all known by their given names, such as Jack, Jim., etc. "The cause of the slide was reported to bo the action ot heavy rains on the hills, where a large reservoir was formid, which body of water and weight forced tho land down tho basin below. Never before have such heavy ralus been experienced iu tho neigh, borhood of the Chllcoot pass." LOVING REMEMBRANCE. st Pout Townsk.nd, Wash., Sept A special from Chilli-cothc- , Tribute of Scotch granite, 13 feet high, has been erected over thu grave of Harriet Ilecuher Stowc. It Is copied after one in the possession of the duke of Argyle, which Mrs. Stowe greatly n.luilre-- l while vUltlug lu Scotland. Upon the crosi Is thu Inscription: : Tribute of Loving Itcmeinbranco, Erect- j oJ by tho Children. : : to Harriet Needier stotro nt Aiulover, Muss. Andoveii, Mass., Sept. 23. A cross and lower down, j Harriet lleeohcr Stowc, 139. Upon the white : the Inscription: ; : : granite pedestal ai J call her Is ., . rWo up : : Her children blessed. Tho gravo of Mrs. Stowo Is in tho pilvato cemetery ot the trustees of the Phillips academy. In the samo lot arc burled her husband and son. INSTRUCTIONS Dyim.ty. Home, Sept, 24. FROM THE POPE. Ilio Clergy of the Church of Homo lu Upalu Iu.lruetod to Support tlie Tresent Tho uncompromising attitude toward the Spanish gov. ernment of tho bishop ot Majorca, who excommunicated the Spanish minister of finance. Scnor Reverter, for scizlug tho treasury of a church In his diocese, and tho evident approval which the bishop's action Is meeting with upon tho part of his Spanish conferees, has so alarmed thu authorities at tho Vatican that tho popohas again instructed tho papal nuncio at Madrid to insist upon tho clergy opposing tho Carllsts, and to urge the clergy to earnestly support tho present Spanish ministry und present Spanish dynasty. JUDGE KILGORE No M.iro. AllDMOHB, over." ISC. C. I Hood & Co.. Wm 1 1 1 H The vlllago of llalubrldgo was the Proprietors. Lowell, Mass. "JJ scene of one of tho most disastrous The only pills to take with Monti's Sarsiparllla. coufiagrutionsyestsrday afternoon thai county. An enover occurred tire square, containing most of the prominent bushiest houses, bovoral handsome residences and the Methodist church, was nlmost destroyed, and two prominent business men lost their lives lu au explosion which occurred in tho drug stoie of W. P. Heardsley. The lire was started In a barn in he rcurof Perrll Brown's general store by two little boys', who were playing with lighted matches. Thu llamos -- TO preud rapidly and communicated with tho main buildings. Beiirdslcy's drug storo, adjoining, Kansas City, Montana, was next ablaze, aud wlth tho limited "fighting fire, It means at hand for Colorado, Pacific Goast, passed all bounds aud became uncontrollable. Iu the midst of the excitement a ter- Utah, Washington, Omaha, rible explosion occurred iu the drug store, aud Mr. Beardsloy, who was St. Paul, Nebraska, endeavoring to save some of his property, lost his life In tho ruins. Thomas Higglns, His brother-in-law- , Black Hills, who went to his rescue, was unablo to VIA get out, aud was burned to death, while several others were inoro or leas' Injured, but none futally. There was a strong wind blowing, which fanned tho flames to greater VESTIBULED TRAINS. fury, and, getting a fresh start from SLEEPERS, DINING CARS, the burning oils and chemicals iu the wrecked drug store, tho firo leaped GHI1R GARS from houso to house, until it was evident the entire town was doomed. A F. M. HUGO, TRAV. PA83-- AOEHT, OT. LOUIS, UIU message was sout to Wavcrly and HOWARD ELLIOTT, OIK'L MCn., ST. LOUIS, Ma to this city, asking for aid, and L.VV.WAKELEY,aEN'LPAS3'nAar.,6T.L0UI3,M0. both firo departments promptly re& Ohio sponded. Tho Baltimore DB. MENDENHALL'S Southwestern und Ohio Southern rail-- , ways sent special trains with tho IMPROVED but tliey did not nrrlvo until almost four o'clock, nearly threo hours after the first alarm was given. Tho best thut could bj douo was to prevent the fire from being communicated to J&J?&fojSls1ssssssssssssssssssssssst the other squares, and tho firo laddies toon had the flames undercontfol. After tho destruction of Beardsluy's irug store the following properly was Eplscopnl Methodist ousuuicd: hurch, Armstrong's livery stable, J. ft. Head's store, Ogles' saloon, an empty ouslncss .property, Brluhtnan's barber thop. Dr. McKco's resldonce, Seymour V. P. Beardsley's Morris' residence, residence, Houser's grocery, McDUl's aiilllncry storo and Andrew Alder-plan- 's shoo store. But two houses on g the squato wcro left standing, both private houses, ,. . . . x . m&M4mmpi'jrZimr The loss is estimated at SJ0,000. ,iW The bodies of Heardsley and Higglns GUAHANTlXn TO CURE rrcro found ou tho floor about 15 feet d CHILLS AND FEVER from the frontcntranco, mutilated And Miliaria In all Torms. Tasteless. Son recognition. ECftutnn without tho above picture aud tho O., says: said: "You nstcr know you have taken a pill till It Is nil Ho ods iWlHM 3b1I S In-lh- -- -- BEST TRAINS lu-si- St. Louis or Chicago, Ctf). on-flu- CEL MB PEM CUE -- bo-m- XiW T l EXPLOSION Duo IN A MINE. Prlco, tJgnaturo of J. C. MendenhaU. Iit-CT w HI ss 44 M W 6 Hi 1 ccdU "" Tta Per nrty-rou- It 'U & tw 00 ) to M .- 'o 7 .U & ,4W 111 .mi tiU -. L. FRITSCH & SON, TH Pallaaclphla. PASHIONADLE suiouis i.ouumio : 6t s? iw n HIS mi -- flio Uueitlou ut Ills Ku.pciulon Wlllb. Arbll ruled. ltuv. San Fiiakcisco. SepL as. Charles O. Drown has at last been ' and : : : j: Jj brought to terms by tho JJoy conferof cloths axd sui rises ence. In a letter to Itev. J. A. Cruzuu, dated Chicago, September 17, aud just 321 Upper First Street, tuecived, ho consents lo a mutual coun-clt,.t- o lSVANSVILLlS, INDIANA. bo held in Chicago, ou October bu of his 10, at which this question will Tin earaestly solicits the patronage arbitrated: "Wits thu Hay conforenco Hwkins county friends Untitled in hUSDCiulluL' Itev. C O. llroivu.'D. li without trial and utter W. A-- NISUBT, Frosl.lont the finding of tho council?" O. Wi WADOILL, Cathler ARRESTED ON SUSPICION kins Ccaatu 4 MERCHANT 1 TAILORS: - REV. C. O. BROWN'S CASS.i .J said In Madrid that tho United States has decided io express disapstructive timber fire lias bjen raging lu proval of the Spanish course In Cuba the lllg Horn country. C. W. Orcen," by withdrawing Minister Woodford special agent ot tho interior depart- and severing all diplomatic, relations ment, who has charge of public tim- with Spain in certain contingencies. Arthur Dabler, aged 13, a resident ot ber, has just roturnud, and reports SI tquaru miles In the heaviest timber de- Nebraska, attending school at Fulton, stroyed. Tho estimated loss Is over 111., died Sunday from a gunahot S.'iOU.OJO. Tho lire was finally ex wound, ucclden tally Inllictcd by Lay Allen, while they weru returning from tinguished by u suow-storto Fulton trout a hunting expedition. PRICES ON THEIR HEADS, Tho Lender, Itevulutloukr Vruspero Muralrt, Wanted. SaK b'lUNCtscg, Sept. 23. Tho latest Uquarj Jtlli-- i lu tho Hie Horn Country Iturued. lUl'li) Ctrv, S. V., ScpL'.Jj. A der gs,ooo. It Is the Noted Kllgo.-e- , Killed, Nino Injured, Three rntnlly, and One Missing. Mauion, III., Sept. 25. One mail was killed, threo were fatally Injured mil six wcro severely burned nnd DEAD. cruised by an explosion of gus la tho I'roiu Texas Williamson couuty coal tnluo yestoiv Man UO conts all Dealers. PREPARED ONLY BY at EVANSVILLE. Crabtree foal Kentucky Sold by il. IND. Co., EMhrgloi Mining fempans llsley immw news from Guatemala received lu this HKNItY II. CULVX'-lt- . city states that a price ot S103.0JU lun In 1691 Mr. Culver was united in rosrrfaBe placed on the heads of Prospero with Miss Kmtly J. Hand, of Plymouth, I lid., been (fhosurvlvoihlra. TUo family ODaslsts of ilvo Morales, the revolutionary leader, aud his aide, Manuel, Fucutes. It Is also ions uud one daughter. InlSSItUe deceased, with view of helping stated that au order to this olfcot has men to sajuro an Cd.uoatloa, founded foung promulgated by President Har-rloand endowed an Institution of learning at been . s. Marmout, Ind., knawn academy. It tary u" thJ Culver mil -Is ' 6n' spacious 3(of den ot llelem prisou has been arrested Madisonvii.lk. and placed In solitary confinement. Velasquez shot himself with a small Stock, - - - $50,000. pistol and the warden is under suspiol elllier furnishing the woapou businei.s, cion Transacts a Kcncrnl . or maintaining lax discipline. aaWnviles the accounts of thu ritirenn of titts HlirrlCt SUrtto. liotifclnt and adjoining c tault in lfas the finest and m i WASHaTox, Sept. UL At tho ibtj.ection of Kentuck) ot the Amurleuti I'odoratlou 61 Labor thu following were adopted: ' SSK. Gitll j Ml ' Or Al.llnc fo Ky. VeUtquex to Tnka Ills Own Life. Cuvok Mkxico, SepL 23. In consequence of Velasquez's suicide, thu warUhlef-of-l'ull- Maxlnhuo'tec, grounds overlooking La'-tand largo and sab jtaitlal buIUIDt havo been erected." It Unowhelarfi.cstJriHItaryncndemy la ho Unltod lijatos, wIV'i tha West Point, havlnj an enrolimdiit ' pf i'(U ,7" ' ' ', . Tho educatloa Of thS Vouth wasff iretlaoDby S of with Mr. Culver, anil 'pcrhapi foung men who wore unablo to pay for a hLher sdueatloojluve ibosnoiutatedi;r.itultiusly by tho deceased lu varlousjiromlneut lntit,utons. THE CABLE BROKE. .t Ai-nlu- ses-slo- u Ccf)empotmd pa&criplions" Tj .- 1' ' properly it laket tini'i. It r.quires and a conitilcto knnwledco 4 of finite. Il rrquito the druugist fcj loh.ivn a amount of drugs ft fresh drURS, Ho must give the best , aild for conniensaiiuii (Ahti must be reasonable. hrs nossTIsTB-work- ,w BUifWE-K- VVlltfl THEAUOVE FACTS REMEM-- J HttolmJ, That wa uoclare tho attack bl Sheriff Martin and his ilcputfos on the murch-In- j miners then on strike uiu brutal, unpro vuked massscre. lnsulrc.lby tho coal operators of that section to clefea'. ilio demands of the men for better condlUom. llttotetJ, That no condemn, most severely, tho wanton kllltiw aui wounding of the pjoi miners at Lattlmer, uni will give our fullejt btlp through the traia unions amUUS Amer'' lean Federation of I,abor to raise money toi the lexal prosecution and oaavlctton ot Stiorlft. Martin and his raurJorous minions, that ihr.turh tlm rourta of our land lustlco may be dons to atone. for tao'M'revolj- d lUJi CAREFUL, IIIUIUGIih c S H The Dulnbrldge CoulUgratton. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, ST. JAMES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. , lasxMsHBsfllflsHisnlJflBsiiiiiisS HssfssfflisflUjII HlMialLxexexexexexexexexexWsil MIUW CjjBy isisisisisisisiesisisisisisisisisisieBI Cuilijcotub, 0-- , Sept. 24. A careful estimate of the lois of life aud prop-- ' crly In the couflugratloa at llalubrldgc Thursday shows 3 killed, 13 Injured, none fatally, ana properly vaiueu 3 at The lnsur- 859,700 totally destroyod. anco was only Si.uuu. Miners itetucn lo Work. CijfClNXATi, Sept. 25. A Washington aays: (Ind.) special to the Times-Sta- r Tho Montgomery coal miners returned lo work In a body. Tho prlco paid for mining will bo the samo us before, but iho mlueis will bo charged less fcar their powder uud oil. I Ally Injured. Chicago, Sept. U3. By tho bieaklng of a cable three colored men, who were carried up In an elevator shaft of the northwest lnud tunnel, full 05 feet to One ol the bottom of thu excavation. them was killed Instantly and the othei Qrent Lvr.'of I.lfu by A. ItSllro.l.t Accident two sustained fatal Injuries. in Iiullit. An Indiana Tragedy. to the MAPtlABr,St)pL, Cinclxnaii, Sjpl. 'J5 A Sholbyvlllo having 'washed away a brldgo of floods Times-Sta- r says: railroiil, near (Ind.) special to thu Hid It.1tigao.rt."Myswru llvjrtba (Hied The town of Flat Uock, this county, en'gtiio atl Mailihii'.-uiInto u furorj by the report ijlth pauiigora svurj pivcipltiLvl Into was thrown Nudlug. a and Unit Wesley the river, v;uu,ing gc.it but of life and wealthy cltU'ju, iu u lit of jealousy, Ihc Injury'of iiiimy praoas, had shut and killed tils wife uud then fired ttbulluMnto his own brain. He l by iiu tJ.Mii t Jjr(. is alive, but cau not recover. h MOf.Sjpt. Jaek'soa uliarged with luLiauac- "' L A Company of ArfoiiKUt.. complied , nf.'OiV ilW.-O- o ?dr l l tI' Chicago, SepL 'IX Tivolvo argo inurJerof hei'liutbitnJ, - last April, wlif limits from Massuchusstts left Chicago thti grahd Thursday night yesterday disjIiar.jreiV-'uy"to tho KlonIs tcwaltlng tralU dike. UuSAAu"pMi(f Tii'rl.UirTroojijt' i' 07 0. Elwood, a British Columblau Typhoid milling expert, is at tlCo head of thj Constan risori.Bf Jtept a feVer 1 'ravaging tlltf TilrlIsli ,troops gold seekers. lnTliesaly.'Slx, thojistud men havo A fit raw for it llrownliij Marluer. already bee'n Invalided homo and 4,001) Madrid, Sopt, 27. Tho declaration is - awaiting transportation made here, nud is bclug generally cirothers jiropack to"Turkey. culated that the Spanish troops lu Cuba have recaptured Victoria de las JJubonlp Il4,ffue In IiuHn Again Active. BoiliiXv. Sept. 33. Tho latest health Tunas, which was taken by tho Insurstatistics show Hint the bubonic plnguo gents under Callxto Uarcla and Jesu.i lt.ibl on .September 5. is again active, having crept unobserved from hamlet to hamlot, until a Tritoey U Willing. wldo area is affected. Nkw Yonic, Sept. 25. Chairman u Qtilgg of tho Uopubltcau county rceolvod a telegram from lienj. JlllllllimilllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllHimilillS P. Tiaocy, staling that ho was willing to be tha republican nominee for mayor of the Urcater New York. One Man Iindnntly Killed uud Two Vu. ", " two-tcar- k wull-kuow- n niJch-inriK- Jj.-Nlrj - com-tnllte- RATE:.i'$2.00 PER Room .and Breakfast, $1.00. DAY. hrcak out easily in fields and ests. Southern Indiana is suffering seriously from the drouth. Fields are burning up, trees are dving and water courses have dried up. Fires for- lAYER'S I I VIA THE States Judgo filled. from Texas, died hero at 1:10 p. m., The gas which caused the explosion R. after n short illness. Ho began sink-tu- g iccumulatcd during tho night near tuo this morning. Ho regained south of tho main shaft. "A shift of TO THE ut nojii, uud after calliuj 15 men went down lu tho cago at seven his wlfu and chil Iron to his betlsld s, j'clock. They had proceeded only a TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL aud kissing them, died almost Immedi rtiort dlstancu up the main gangway ConUdent uf Success. cap on tho leader's The ately. Tho remain 4 will ba taken to when the lamp body Uhockton, Mass., Sept. 3 AND gas. A terrlblo a largo itrlklug shouworkors ot this city held Wills Point, Tex., for burial, tlw old explosion resulted, of Parrari and tho mass liomo of Judge Kllgore. au enthusiastic and EXPOSITION ankuowu miner wcro knocked down, INTERNATIONAL meeting Sunday. During the proceedLABOR. Iho latter being burled under u mass of VICTORY FOR UNION AT ings there was the utmost confidence broken timber und rocks. In a successful outco-i- o of tho.strlke. Union Libur Clause to Uu Juierted la All were ablo to crawl back Those who AccllUa tally Killed. School llulldiuir Cuulricts lu Chlruxo. to tho foot of tho shaft, signalled tho W. rrNETANOUiauENE, on all 2ngo which had been blown to tho surCjiicaoO, Sept. 21 The btriku W. Uriscoui, of Ph.ladelphia, whllo the school buildings of the city Is end- face by the forco of tho explosion. l'or the abcAO occasion tickets ull be on Fri- ed. The board, by a voto of 12 to 2, Uescuers descended und soon all tho Bhootiugou Ooverno. s Island, sold by the Illinois Central Kalltoad al day last, was instantly killed by the has adopted tho report ot the arbitra varying times, rates and limits, including a men wero raised to the surface. accidental dlschargu of his rifio. After-dam- p followed the explosion ticket on sale daily, good 10 reliun until tion coramltteo, inserting the union labor clause in all building coutractb. It snd put a stop to the search for tho Notcmlnr 7, and including nckcis having THE MA.IKErS. also ordered Attorney Morrill to im- body of tho unknown miner who was, limit uf twenty days, fifteen daysai.d sev For full particulars as lo which en days Nrnv Yoiik, September 28. IW mediately institute legal proceedings ao doubt, instantly killed. I 4 10 Ml 5 20 Irom your nearest OATTLU NatlreSteers. before Judgo Tuley under the state This mino is heated four miles north of the abote applies connection with the KM Mlddllnir (i mrroNtcr Railroad Station in FLOUlt-WlnWheat i 7.1 u 5 45 arbitration net to ascertain It it had from hero, on thu Chicago & Eastern Illinois Central Railroad, call en or admiliAl' No.2 lied this Illinois road, nud is owned principally dress your ncarct railroad Ticket Agent. S COItN-N- o. 3i'i 3IU tho legal right to adoptWool. clause. OATS-No- -S Zlii u looo by the Lumaghl Bios., of St. Lou's Import of SCO is rOHIC NuwMbsh Wasihnqtox, Sapt. 21. Tho records SV. LOUIS. Vm. Mukray, Div. Pair. Agt., New Or- TIN PLATE INDUSTRY. OH of tho treasury dopartmeut show that COTTON MMdllnif leanr. UUIIVIM-btse- rik 8 40 123 the imports of wool at the ports of A IlrltUh A Kent .Sends Information l'rom Jno. A. Scott, Div. lVss. Agt , Memphis. 4 00 s uud HullHrs. t aud Boston 13 0) New York, Philadelphia utud) 70J A. II. Hanson, G. P. A., Chicago. OALVUS Thin Country to HI Government. 4 20 uous-ruii- -u aw suiocu during August, 1897, the first full Washington, Sept. 24r Mr. Hugh W. A. Kellond, A. G. P. A . Louisville, U 7.i SlUilU'-l'u- Ir IjCIioIco 60 3 Mi l''I.OUIt-l'utjll- lN 40 4 U0 inoutli since the now tarilr act wont J. O'Belrno. second secretary of the 4 00 4 61 1 nd Straight. .. intouffect,ainounted to 2,875,897 pounds, llrltlsh embassy here, has made a 07 WHEAT- - No.- -' Uud Wliuur... 1 Mixed OIIN-N- o. jd,4b SlU the smallest Importation of uuy month ipecial report lo tho British foi-ll- gu us, OAT.i-N- o. 2 since January 1, 1891, when thu aggreolllcu on Iho American tin Ityu-Nu- .:! 44 kit 45H gate was 2,744,400 pounds'. Tho wool pluto Industry, and it has been ave 8 5) lUil.U.OU-I.- U 4w 12 00 189J, amount Ltntt Hurler...., DMJGCtST, Impottatlons for August, issued from tho foreign otllce as an ofil-:lBOO O 10 0) HAY cieurT n othy ed to 4,719,778 pounds, and tlie largest 14 U 17 llUTThlt-Clidocument. According to tho reoUalry EUUS-l.'r- e.i previous Importations were for April port, the United States tin plate indusSr. CHARLES, (new) 5,559,9.15 I, 1897, when it reached try dates practically from tho passage UAlUN Uu.tr Hlb. 4M pounds. AmerU of.tho McKlnley tariff act, when KENTUCKY. CIHCAUO. VMlunbte Cur go of American l'roducti. ica was supplied by South Wales. 3 40 t& sso CATTLU-NuSteors. 3 74 W 4 2S IllXJ-l-'alr to Cliolue. Seattle, Wash., Sept. 21. Steam- L'ou.tnlico lucalls to ilcconio it Uencoiieis. 2 80 i oo ship Kagoshluia, of the Nippon Yusou 6 00- - it a io Atciiiho.v, Kau., Sept. 21. Constnuco Nice Line of DniKRists' Sundries. later 1'jtuuLs for the orient 1 Knlshallne, sailed 6 00 5 30 Sprlui,' Patents.,,... John .... a via with a cargo ot 4,030 tons, valued nt lugalls, daughter of WIIKAT No. 3 Spring. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. 115 WW J. Incalls. will shortly enter the No jitud(uewj single consignCOUN-KH S222.700, tho largest "i si house .... U 14 ment being 4,003 steel rails and oqulp-mou- t, church training and dencoaess OATS-N- u.2 b 10 iu, B 15 ot tho diocese of Pennsylvania of the POIllv Mjs (iieiti going to Chemulpo. Korea. KANSAS Oll'V. Protestant Uplscopal church at Phila7 W 6 25 Nalwu Steers OATTI.K Novulc Indicted. delphia, toprcpnro herself for a dea. 85 Ura-lo- i 1IOUS-A- I1 Ckdaii IUi'iDS, la., Sept. 24. Prank coness. Miss ingalls will leave Atchi MIJi WHUAT No. s ltrd To any person interested in hu.... a 20 3 Wmto OATb-- Na Novak, who was pursued by detectives son in two or three weeits to begin 25W UOUN-N- a2 iar . to Alaska, captured at Dawsou City am studying for her life's work. Miss lu- mane matters, or who 'loves aniNUW Ulll.KAN.-S4 7J t 6 21 brought back, has been Indicted by thr. galls' duties will bo similar to those of PLOUIl IllkhUrude. 2& will send free, upon ap39 kit L'ultN No.3 grand jury for tho murder of Edward a Catholic sister of charity, except that mals, we 25K W OA'tS Western 13 00 promises to bo she does not take the vow of celibacy. plication copy of the Alliance'," 14 0J U Murray. The case lce 4ft H2S POItIC Old Mess. In adstrongly fought The announcement mado yesterday has the organ of this Society lt& it AGO- N- Sides 8H ex o. cause much comment In society circles. dition to itensely interesting readLOT VOS Wlddllnif 1'retldent Krucer' Health. LOOISVlLLli ing, it contains a list of thu Hon. II. Cly Kvmu 111. 03 Losdo.v, Sept, 21. A special dispatch WHCAT-No.21- led sivt SOllN Noz Mixed Columbus, O., Sept. 21. Hon. IL valuable and unusual premiums, 3lft Pretoria, Transvaal rjpublle, con- from 2014, OA'1'S-N- o.a Mixed 8 00 4i 97 talus u denial of the tatomuntthut the Clay Uvaus, commissioner of pensions. given by this paper. Address eOltlt NewMons D.'JW UACO.I Clear Itlb health of President Kruger la causiug Is confined to his room at the Chlttcxi-te- u .... o UOiTXJM Mlddlln THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALU ASCB,' hotel with temporary Illness unxietv to his- friends. L T., Sept, 24. United' Jay. Au unknown minor isstlll imprisoned ,u tho shaft and was undoubtedly EXCURSION TICKETS Illinois Central II cd d NASHVILLE. 8. -tt- -e.- GEORGE KING, -- al oi I'OiCn-feluutu- rd um li SUi;i:l'-l'-alrloUiio- loe. JU y o.2 Free HAY-Cho- Sarsapr.illSQ la tho original Sarsaparllla, tho Others fhavo Imitated tho remedy. j'llioy can't lmltato tho record: S stantlartl of tho world. ' g W. II. Brian, Grand Dictator of the Knights of Honor of Kentucky died Monday at L'aducali. EUKOPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Day. A serious forest fire has burned iMilMis. 6m4 Meals. Owl Sendee, over several square miles, in Wood' : Wke yea YUit St. Louis stop nt ford county, and farm houses are No rain has fallen in danger. 50 Years of Cures iwHiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiiiiiiiniiiiiiir? ST.JAMESHOTEL, aW 0Jii. Stir ert IHntt 1 b'M'l-TURKIS- there since July;!. Subscribe forTE Beb. jfLm Subscribe, for BATH'S. Open Nlitht The Bee. No One Thought She Could Live. About 200 acres of bluerass "I believe that If it had not got Dr, meadow near Lexington were burn Carlstedt's Great Remedy for my daughter etl over by a fire startini; from lo She got comotivc sparks. she Xvonld not be with us Republicans run down and her Illness developed into Woodford count nominated for Representative Dr. rheumatism and rheumatic fever. EveryIndue V. II. Yost and Congress not live. that she W. E. Sleet, a National Democrat. one saidgave her no could yet by the Five man John IL Rhea will meet in relief, time doctors she had taken two bottles ot Dr. Carl- - joint debate at Henderson Centennial Rates. steals German Liver rowuer, sue was Deputy Warden Neat, of the The L. &f- N. has oflcrea the following able to sit up in bed, and today she Is as ,! - ih. rnnnd .rlti on aecounlf stronc as sha evtr was, and we have noth Frankfort Penitentiary, has re- of the Tennessee Centennial; Tickets good Ing to lhank for it but Dr. Carlstedt's signed to run for Congress in the davs. Si.7o: UCK61S CO0Q lllteen uataf urrai uniu.unuTO,( r Eleventh district. Smith VicxBKs.Tallula.Ill 13,40; tickets. Rood for sevon days ,3.75. to-tia- ..... 'My boy came home from school one day with his hand badly lacerated and bleeding, and suffering great pain," says Mr. E. J. Schall with Mjer Bros.' Drug Co., St. Louis. Mo. 'Tdressedlhe wound Pain Balm and applied Chamberlain's freely. All pain ceased and it healed in n releaving a scar markably short timo without Pur wounds, sprains, swellings and rheumatism, I know of no mediclno or proscription equal to it. I consider it a household necessity. TI1025 andsocent bottles for sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Ben Hoblnson, Morton's Gapj George King, St. Charles, Eirl-ingto- 410-4- 11 United Charities UiilMIne, New Yoik Don't Use Drugs unless y ounce J them, and then only pure drugs, such ns aro sold by responsible druggists. We keep only Iho best. Tint js Iho great to bo looked for when the timo comes that you need them Nowhere elso will you find .so complete a stock. A good time toJttjjhj that spring medicine, n; ST. BERNARD DRLd STORE, MtYAN HOPf'IiR. Manager. ( wmhafttbiiMM T555 cr " y!7WiB r-- T Ji- -t. y "l" 'I'Jfl'INi I'liim, i'H j'"mh qpi fW" v"T: - i kJWPPPW 'n"1 (RWlfVS! V 'm ,rmm!MM''iW '"T" ' 'IHHIPIfr, (tbcfe3ce IMUL M. M00RB, Editor and REPUBLICAN TICKET. Makes Marnier. BEE PUBLISHINB (Incorporated. COMPANY. Second elut matter. Entered the Pcttoffice t Earllwston a SUBSCRIPTION KATES: One Vear, strictly In advance ' " Six Montha, Si oo 50 S VOTED. NOT VOTED. JAMES G. BAILEY. For Clerk ot Ihe Lourt of Appeals, For Circuit. Judge, Fourth ud!cial District, CLIFTON J. PRATT. For Commonwealth's Attorney, Fcutlh Judicial District, CHAS. C. GRASSHAM. For Stale Senator, Sixth Senatorial J. H. LUNSFORD. For County Clerk, R. R. GRAHAM. For County Attorney, WILLIAM BUARP. District, 5 Single Copies Specimen copies mailed free on application. wanted in all parts o( the CorreiDondcnts county. Address us (or particulars. ThreeMontha. mlsory to thousands of people It manifests itself in many different ways, llko goitre, swellings, running sores, bojls, salt rlicum and pimples and other eruptions. Scarcely a man is wholly frco from it, in 6omo form. It clings tenaciously until tho last vcstlgo of scrofulous poison ia eradicated by Hood's Sarsaparilta, tho Ono Truo Blood Purifier. Tliousands ot voluntary testimonials tell of suffering from scrofula, oftcu inherited and most tenacious, positively, perfectly and permanently cured by lifo Scrofula in fM .afrxJJ?"'s?woo!vvv j 1 JJPe3gggag?; lEZBHrc'' lBRC-'flT?35v- ksSSSSSSSnUbjKSSSSLBMbC3-- l REPUBLICAN TICKET. Webster County. For Clerk cf tie Court of Apptats, J AS. G. BAILEY, Of Magoffin County. For Stale Senator, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1897. SmKiiwi rr. Hood's Sarsaparilla Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, Bo siiro to get Hood's and only Hood's. r nro tho best Mood S FllIS pllli. aid digestion. see. after-dinne- aK6ffi (ALENDAR For bheiifT, GEO. R. LYNN.' For Suriejcr, DABNEY BISHOP. For Coroner, II. H. HILL. First District For MaRistrate, James II. Vc; for Constable V. V. Liltltficld. Second District For Magistrate, O. J. Farnsworili, for Consiablc, James Walls. Fifth District For Magistrate, II. F. Porter; for Constable Sixth District For Magistrate, Wm. M. Rice; for Constable, Johnron Williams. Seventh District For Magistrate, H. F. Bourland; for Constable, William Harris. ELI NICHOLS. For Representative. CHARLES R. EDWARDS. For County Judge, J. V. FOOLE. For County Clerk, T. T. MORRIS. For County Attorney, DAVID BROWNING. For Circuit Clerk, W. F. TRUSTY. For Superintendent of Schools, MISS LIZZIE HERRON. For Assessor, G. H. BRYANT. SlJNlMONlTOMHU m 12 13 M ssn rM Z&Zt S8I 230, IS 20 21 22 23 24 25 n 10 & 15 16 17 John Brown thinks "Dick" alive. tht veteran and energy, becomes a trained Roods. Brother Bunch's meeting failed to mayesterday reProhibitionist, was Dr. Bud Cosby, of Vaudersburg, was in terialize, and artisan or farmer a protbe "Lord ordered him elseof death at his ducer of wealth and accumulates town last week. He is thinking of getting where." ported at the point Mr. Alexindcr to tun his to Elder Bumpass preached his last sermon Vandersburg. home in Portland, Me. an independent living, that to bis church here Sunday. Mrs. Nannie Ledbelter and family left and the respect of other Elder Stone will begin the pastorate of CROFTON. The Mayfield Mirrorhas issued a Monday for McLeansboro, III., where they the General Baptist cburcb here next men will follow. will make their home. Their's is one of Looking for rain. handsome "harvest and centennial the oldest families in town and we hate to month. Mrs. Genie Crick died Friday of fever. The edition" that points to prosperous The Bee is indebted to Miss see them leave though we wish them joy pleted. new grainery of tbe mill is comf of the standing crop of tobacco BLASTS. LOCOMOTIVE conditions in that thriving town. Minnie Bourland for the ex- in their new home. M. B. Crowley's horse tore up that new was Mr. Ben Farmer, of Sbelbine, Mo., is Mrs. Ida Hennrix d.cd Friday of typhoid of the proceedings hereon a visit. Mr. Farmer served us as buggy Sunday. The "mining number" of the cellent report Men have been brave, they say, in war, Sam Morrow, ot Blackford, is visaing fever. of the Second District Teachers' jailor from 1878 until 188G. Everybody rip snorter But tbe Misses Eva and Essie Day purchased was glad to see him. He had quite a nice his sister, Airs, Henderson, of this place. Los. Angeles (Cal.) Times just rerides in tbe sleeping-catbe Association, which appears in this trip; he drove through in a buggy and was them a bicycle, T. T. Morris, candidate for county tbe Centennial. while in Nashville viewing Is And fellow who tip tbe porter. ceived shows an inclination on the refuses to clerk on the Republican ticket, was here issue. A perusal of this report eleven days on tbe road. L A. W. Bulletin. part of the pushing Califofnians to A feather renovator company has located G. G.- - Morris and Jno. Hearin were Tuesday shaking hands witb friends. He few will show that there are some G. M. Deane, of Dallas, Texas, claims and Prof. Poole started this evening for here, witb gcod prospects tor business. in town bunuay. counteract Klondike fever by a vigof our Earlington citizens who arc Tbe Davis & Hoskins Well Drilling to bave invented a locomotive which can J. W Polly spent several days in Hen- the Tilden county where tbe candidates orous representatiou of the richness speak tomorrow; our boys report every- Company is drilling a w'ell for tbe Crofton be operated on ice Mr. Deane states tbat interested in the school derson last week. tbe locomotive can us) petrolejm or gasothing lovely so far. hotel, this week. We actively of their native resources. Rev Laslio filled his appointment here line as fuel, and tbat be so to spare a Tbe protracted meeting at the Baptist struct an engine very soon.expects to con ONTON. of work sufficiently Saturday and bund.iy. look for a like edition, presently, church closed Friday. little time to encourage their chilD. Browning and Thos. Page were comNews is scarce, but dust is plentiful. The orders for coal cars last week were the Dahlonega (Ga.) Nugget. Mr. T C. Lanier had a mulelo die. last dren at school and the teachers pelled to quit tbe canvass and return far of tbe supply on account ot Rev. C. S. lupin, who was appointed at week, that was ears of age. Ihe in exerts j home Saturday morning on account of brisk demand for coal the Kentucky Annual Conference, which There are not many such mules. Governor Bradley has prompt- who labor with them. sickness in their families. was held at Pineville, Ky., is in our B. F. Dickson, we are pleased to note, ly authorized the payment of two But there is good and sufficient A great many people have beard that old midst. He is preaching for us this-- ' week. Mr. George Clark, of tbe Crofton Mills. has so far recoercd from bis recent illness has accepted a position at the Crescent chestnut told so much and so often about as to be able to return home from Ihe Rev. A. D. Foster, our former pastor Mills in Hopkinsville. thousand dollars to cover necessary excuse just now for the small at- Bryan having carried Webster county last South. A lunatic escaped from tho asylum in expenses of the operations of the tendance of fathers of Earlington year by a majority of 1013, that probably was mixing with bis miny friends, , here . We venture the assertion that when our someone believes it to be true. Tbe facts Saturday and Sunday. Hopkinsville. and was captured here Sun State Board of Health in prevent children, in the fact that nearly all are that the first Bryan elector last year, brass band passes through Howell they Mr. and Mrs. Chess Vincent. of.Bremsn. day morning. will play a tune. ing the introduction of yellow fever of them are called, by their first according to the canvassing board, received were the guests of II. L. Asbby and farrfily A tobacco barn and contents of Mr. Dan ' Work on a new water tank at Deer 2.741 votes; and the first McKinley elector Saturday. Fowler's were burnt last week. Loss. $500, into Kentucky. There is provision duty to their families, to labor in 1,484 votes, which, according to our arithCreek has been commenced and one of tbe Mr. Louis Whitten. of Vandersburc. witb no insurance. This is the third barn ' standard make will be erected there. for such action in emergency cases the mines and on the railroad and metic, makes a majority of 987. In (he year paid a flying visit to our town Monday. Mr Fowler has lost by fire. Rumor also says that a long siding will be i8p2, the combined Democratic and Miss Anna May Hardin.of Beecli Grove. Hon. amcs Breathclt and Hon. Thos. put in there. like the present in the General elsewhere, every day and co istantly. list majority over the Republicans, Popuwith visited her brother Dr. W. M. Hardin- - Cook, candidates to.' circuit court judge of On account of the yellow fever the railStatutes, and our State officials In this is cause for congratulation, 1,000 less votes polled than in 1896, was last week. the 3rd Judicial District of Kentucky, will 1,256. which sbows plainly that the Repubroad business in many places tbe have been very prompt to provide and if, under the circumstances, lican party in Webster rountv is in a Miss Minnie Green, who has been 'teach address the people of Christian counly at is greatly interfered with, tbein lines South runing music at this place, has returned to the following times and places: these parents sec to it that their hcilthy condition. against the scourge. ning to New Orleans being tho greatest ner borne at t'rovidence. Miss Minnie is Crofton, October 2nd. sufferers. The "Pie children attend school regularly, Hindman. brigade" would not go to hear an excellent teacher. Erie, October 4th. Will they go to hear Bailey One of the latest inventions is a spring Hon. H. R. Bourland and Mr, David Coffman attended conference Fruit Hill, October jih. they cannot be accused of negli- and Parker, October 6th? They are throwcushioned tie lo prevent, the inventor says, at Henderson last week. Pembroke, October fith. Judge John G. B. Hall locked gence of duty. ing kisses at tho good Populists of Webster, the wear and tear of cars Rev. E. D. Elliott spent two da)sg& Howell, October 8th. and should keep up the sham by going to horns in Earlington Saturday Cal Martin spent several days at Ihe Lafayette, October gib. Yet the fact remains that we all bear their representatives speak; and if Henderson last week, attending confercncel Centennial last week and what be saw outSpeaking begins at 1.30 p. m. night, but preserved their equiliMiss Nola Hancock visited friejids at what he sas to tbcm throws them into fits, side of tbe Streets of Cairo be won't say. arc remiss in matters that pertain why Bailey is good on fits SrAKKKNDOODt-H- . Ashbysburg Monday and Tuesday. , brium and maintained that they atAgent Walker, of Madisonville. to the education of our children Miss Alice Hancock, who is an assistant All the tobacco factories at tbu place are fair at Evansville one tended tbe were friends, amidst some pretty visrented and Ihe merchants are smiling and teacher in tbe Beech Grove school DOWN IN THE MINES. and ourselves, for that matter. day last week. sharp personalities that inter- There is many a man and many a the colored brethren and sisters are bunt- iting friends and relatives herd this General manager Metcalf was at Evansing their old tin thimbles. Say, just hit the school having closed on account of spersed their speeches. They had woman who look back with deepest under the old log cabin, it will do tbe looking after tbe making of diphtheria in the town, ; Ben. W. Robinson, manager of the ville, last week, rest. a fair audience and the remarks of Candidates were shaking hiaJi in ' our Coal Company, was here some improvements, Wanted O.ie of regret at the pjor school facilities wheat thermometers;those free silver and town last week; they were all smilej and this week Jellico short time looking By running ahead ot time without orders for a after also a copy of both were frequently applauded. which were offered in business of great importance to his com- to do so, two good men on tbe Henderson their child that paper that was alluded to by of course all of them will bj elected. Both made good speeches from hood, pany. Tbat company now contemplates division lost their job lately. It is another Patsv. "John Sherman" in and poor the use, Bbc, and was carriedtbe last issue of The putting mining machines in their mines lo case where both conductor and engineer past tbe Free Union their respective standpoints. DALTON. be run by compressed air. It is an evi- forgot their duly or looked at their lime was maybe, made postoffice to Clay, thus depriving the c ti- that A protracted meeting will begin, next dent fact that tbo company has been al- card wrong. of the advantages offered. These, zens ot Free Union country of their papers Sunday IN his speech here on Saturday Agent Etberidge now bas cne ot bis at the Baptist church at this place. most forced to such action in self defense. or auoui inree aajs In that part of the State organized labor young brothers working witb him at tbe Fox and Rev. Burns-wil- l night, Judge Hall paid the Hop- perhaps, yearn to see provided for The candidates for tbe various offices Rev. U. been their children the best possible ad spoko at Tilden Tuesday to a fair siz:d au- - preach. All denominations are invited to basdictate very strong and at times desired depot. kins Fiscal Court a hi,'li co to upon what conditions tbe mines Some idea of the great strain on a aience. ana some very spicy and entertain attend. Much tobacco has been ruined in tbe should bo operated, therefore troublo bas mind can be formed from the sad He spoke of it in highest vantages, and that all effort in that ing talks were made. Tho Hon D. Brown been caused and with tbe machines and case here mentioned; "Last Sunday afterheavy frost that ing created a tempest by bis country by terms and said it was a good, clean direction should receive the heart- forcible allusions lo tbein a teapot bareain Most of tbetbe first had been housed fell a limited number of loyal men, steady noon tbe funeral of Fred O'Connor was crop deal, trade, but worn win oe assured and tiio operator be held at tbe First Presbyterian Church at But what or agreement that was made by some fifteen what was not boused was killed. One of the Magistrates iest encouragement. court. are we doing to this end? Let or twenty members ot the Democratic and Farmers arc suffering for stock water at auic 10 accept orders ofand nil tbe atsame Valpariso, Ind.. Rev. J B. Fleming offwas present, Mr. O. J. Parnsworth, a strike tbe iciating. Populist parlies, whereby a compact was Ibe present dry time. The drouth in this promptly without Zear Mr. O'Connor was train dispatcher on the Fort Wayne road during the old veteran who has served every parent do all they can to en- entered into in which they undertook to part of tbe country continues in unabited most trivial offense. The Sebree Coal Company has thus far tbe World's Fair, and through a mistake to vole for the Demo faithfully and is standing for re- courage their children and our bind tbe ropmists county offices and the beat, dust, and dryness. crals for certain terrible wreck Tbe public school at thii place has been suippcuandauoui roriy cars 01 coat to St. of bis tbeline, in which at Colehour, on Louis Democrats to vote for tbe Populists for the in progress a dis- teachers. tbe State a dozen passengers other points. election from this, the Second remaining ofiices.all without the knowledge ers, Mr. I. month or more. The teach were killed, occurred. He walked out'of Payne, Givens & Co.. of Providence. I. Oaerry and Miss Lucy trict. The people of this district or consent of the honest voters of the re- uares dispatcher's office, and. the first news A Card. will soon open up a new coal mine about a tbe report an spective parties. Things are waxing warm scholars and say earoument ot nearly too mile or two east of Providence, near the received of him was his death announceknow that Judge Farns worth has To the Voters of Hopkins County; and more wijl bo said on this subject in cellent condition that tbe school is in ex- tbe railroad. A test shaft is being sunk. ment in New Mexico, where be died from and tbe attend ince been throughly clean and honest The larger tban usual. Having been tendered the nomi- MtAl HbCh a I33UC Ul 1 IIU DBB. The lease held by Davis on the Wood a broken heart over his mistake. from Fort Wayne road ran a special train in the administration- of hio office. nation for the office of sheriff by We observe in tbe Sebree Herald of last Mr. 1. H. Sisk, Lee bisk and several stock coal mine expired last Saturday: and Fort Wayne and Chicago today to enable week an article from tbe pen of that emi other of our citizens went to Madisonville efforts are being made lo form a new com- trienas to attend ms tunerai. acclamation at the hands of the nent statesman W pany to at onco lease the mine. Agent The National Labor conven- Republican party, I desire to ex- stead,ana renowned the United F.States, Win to attend a speaking last week. formerly of but of has To Cure a Cold In one Day Prof I. I. Cherry and wife visited Mr, Tcfft, an Nortonville, said been solicited to tion at Chicago knocked out a res- press my sincere thanks for the hon- now of British Columbia. It take interest in company but so Take Laxative Bromo and Mrs. W. C Lingley, of Providence, Quinine Tablets or conferred. In accepting the nomi- seems that Finis is still strong for the 16 last Friday. They also went to Madison- iar ne nas declined. olution approving the free coinage All Druggists refund tbe money if it fails to or bust theory, notwithstanding that ville to visit Sunday. J. U. Atkinson Is back from a trip lo to Cure. 25c. of silver at the ratio of 16 to i and nation, I do so with a full realiza- proposition was uusteu some time ago the cnal fields of Nova Scotia. He speaks tion of the responsibiltics of the He also wants tbe bays to "whoop 'em up' introduced in its stead this clause: office in giowing terms ot mines there, tbe coal Teachers' Instltue. MORTONS GAP. and assure the people if for W. K. Price, democratic nominee for being of excellent quality and the veins A. W Davis departed Thursday for "We favor the issue of a stable elected I shall spare no pains to circuit clerk and sajs be is amply nualified Following is the program for the measuring from seven lo nine feet in notwithstapding the legal tender by the Government discharge its duties in a fair and was refused a certificatefact that said Price Louisville. thickness. On account of the late tariff Third Magisterial district teachers of qualification by Mrs. Ben Robinson and son and Mrs. institute to be held at Baugh's and impartial manner. his own circuit, judge and notwitbstandins direct and the establishment of Phillips spent Thursday near White Plainf, the fact said Price is so badly crippled, it ig Ihe guests of tbe family of Henry school house Friday, October 1: Respectfully, Johnson. savings hanks." Government utterly impossible for bim to attend to the MORNING SESSION. Geo. R. Lynn. duties of that office or to the common at Tbe Baptists closed a successful revival The resolutions which were to Salem Friday. 9 to 9:15, Divotioail exercises Tbos. Three confessed the every day necessaries of life unassisted. II. Smith. Moonshiners in Muhlenberg. have been voted upon finally yesFinis also sajs some ugly tbincs indi faith and were baptized in the lake Friday Address Miss 9:15 to 930, Welcome au meeting was conducted by (Greenville Banner ) redly about B, D. Bailey's candidacy for evening. terday contain this paragraph faCrumbaker. ' is starved blood. It shows itself Emmie to greea lor omce etc. flly God, Bros. Pendley and Thomas. Whisky has been flowing too rap- sucriu, uis 9:30 9:45, Response Miss VIrgie vorably; reported by the CommitMrs. j E. Williams spent several' days have you forgotten yourself. Do in pale cheeks, white lips, weak Sutton. tee: "We admit the failure of tlie' idly in Muhlenbetg county for you not remember having asked the peo in Crofton last week. 9:45 to 10, Orgaoizttlon. sometime, and Saturday, N. B. pie of Webster Counly for tbe effice of Prof. J. II. Talbert gave an entertain- digestion, no appetite, exhaus10 to to:ij, Teachers' Meetings their strike method." circuit clerk in tbe ear 1886 and again in ment witb a graphaphone at tbe Christian Chambers, deputy collector of in tion, lack of nerve force, soft necessity and value Superintendent Thos. ine year 1092, ana again in the year 1807, cburcb Monday night. ternal revenue for the Owensborol H. Smith. The cancellation of the speak-in- g division, and O. P. Deyer, of the and I was about to forget jou also asked Dr. Almon and family bave retuned muscles, andchief of all, weak to 10:15 10 10:30, Proper Incentives mem tor me omce 01 juier in tee year iromtne Centennial at Nashville. Teach and Why? Miss Gradye Bishop. appointments of Mr. C. C. Henderson division, made a raid 01 1094. Your doctor calls it 10:30 to 10:45, Discussion Bytmrabers Miss Nellie Maithews, of Kinney, Tenn., muscles. Have you forgotten that Geo. Hubbard, Grassham in Hopkins county this into this district and succeeded in B. D. Bailey's opponent for sheriff ran is the guest ol Miss Arrie Lovan. Anaemia. He will tell you that and others. Whispering Some practi10:451011, week, on account of his illness at breaking up a moonshine still. for the office of assessor of Webster Mrs. F. I. Oroft spent several days in on rid ol the weakening weather of sum- cal suggestions, Miss getting Beasley,it i.i the is a disappointment They found the still and destroyed bounty in tbe year i8g- as a democrat and Earlington last week visiting relatives. Madisonville, school room Nora it. There were four large mash for tbe effice of sheriff agalost B. D. Several of our people were at the meet11 to 11,15, Discussion By members. to a large number of our people tubs and an democralic nominee in the year 1892 ing at Grapevine church Sunday and took mer often brings it on. tank full of 11:1510.11:30, Is it better for children who have heard very favorably of beer. There was a copper still oj as a populist, and for the office of jailer dinner on tbe grounds. to sit at their desks or change to a recitain tho year 1894 as a populist against Mrs. Will Whiiford spent Sunday at tion bench to recite? Miss Mattie Brown-- . this bright and able candidate for sixty gallons capacity and a new Tom Page democratic nominee, and in Heda. By 11:30 to 11:45, Discussion Commonwealth's Attorney and whisky worm. The officers failed the )ear 1897 for sheriff on tbe Mr. and Mis. Geo. to find anybody about the distillery well you can name the ticket. Oh consis Earlington Ibis week. Toy are visiting in 11:45 to 1:30, Noon Intermission. want to hear him present his tency tbou art a Jewell. "People who live but it was said to be the property in 30 tn 1:45, Song Service. Miss Cordie Covle is on the sick list this class houses should not tbrow stones." claims. Friday 1:45 to 2:15, Symposium of two farmers, Rogers and Bates, funs ought lo turn right now 10 tbe week, exercises. Their use and abuse Mr. Grassham is in care of a both men of good standing in passage of scripture and read it, which Ibe conventions are over and tbe asMisses Sallle Hobgood, Jennie Knox and physician and will doubtless be county. It was one of the sajs: 'First cast the beam out of thine pirants for the various offices aro fn the Annie Hicklin, own eyn and then tbou canst see more field. Wu promise the Republican ticket of Cod-livOil with Miss 2:15 10 2.30, Blackboard Moltos "able to again prosecute his cam- - largest stills which has been cap- clearly to pick tho mote from thy brother's our earnest support from top 10 bottom, tured by the officers for quite eye" will make poor blood Virgie Sutton, Discussion and appeal to our friends throughout, tbe paign in a few days. Members and 2:30 to 2:45. a while. It has been in operation So your old friend Finis Winslead still counly to close ranks and march forward rich. others. It is a food for over-taxe- d for some time, and the stock was has bis blood up lo a thousand? Three with as much enthusiasm as Ihouoh vour 2:45 to 3:00, How to secure nniform at A company has been launched in beats in three straight heals was sufficient choice bad been selected. Fellow and weak digestion, so prepared tendance at school Miss Grad)u Bishop handled through a blind hav- to drive him clear out of the U.S., and by our gallant leaders and if will Chattanooga, Tenn., which is or- ing government license, tiger 3:00 to 3:15, Uiscusnion by members and and the now he has the argument is closed and that it can easily be taken in oiheix. ganized and will be operated ex- liquor was sold in jugs so as to and is roaring at British Lion by tbe tail all do this when the and the American eagle as it Ihe conllicl is over the ballots counted .t,., fi.. rvi ur vis to 3:30, Good Citizenshm the Pro uvci ju clusively by negroes. then our efforts will not havn been in vain, J ou"mu;i wntii It is a conceal the fact that no tax had soars above tho swamps of anarchism. Supt. thos. H. Smith. duct of Education Really, Finis has stolen a march on the for that gallant knight of Kentucky poJiUcsl even ordinary foods might repel. foundry company and will make been paid. 3I4' to 3:45, Discussion Hy members people of tho United States. We remem- the Hon. J G. Bailey, from ihe county of . and others. ber hearing him say, last fall, when he was Magoffin will have been elected Clerk of h SCOTT & BOWNE. ptpves especially, but the equip M New York Subscribe for The Bee. 3 45 to 4.00 Miscellany. slumping the county, somelhlug about old Ihe Court of Appeals and that man who 1 ,. bv aU druiniU. Ika O. Castlbbbrrv, 'VtcntPrts. For sal. t oc and General Neai. Dow, s, self-respeOne-halfrost-bitteiron-nerve- d England, Lombard street, the devil, and old Plutocrat (whoever that may be) virtually owning this country, and dictated what laws should be passed, and would buy out Congress at tbe dead hours ot midnight. Well, Finis lias gone over lo Ibe enemy, and after blowing his horns at tbe Queen's jubilee, proceeds to dictate to Ibe people of Webster counly whom they shall vote for, and tells Ibem who is qualified to fill cerfotin-dr- y ment will include all kinds of tain positionsetc. But we fear that, unWEBSTER COUNTY NEWS. less silver takes a powerful rise in the marwork. ket, or Finis goes to Klondike and digs This will be an experiment to ''George Towery's kind," it will be a long WKBSTKR CoVNTV DtHAMKEHT. time before be can buy out Congress at the Conducted by J. W. Cavakaii, test the capacity of the negro to the dead hour ot midnight, ghosts or no Duck. Kv. manage his own affairs,and is after ghosts, owls or no owls, lightning or no DIXON. lightning. the idea of Booker T. Washington, It Finis would only rest his throbbing Dr. Rice, of Lismin, was in to'.vn TuesSouthern leader of the day. the wisest brow against an iceberg for about six subscribe for The Bee, Negro race, who advocates and J. M. Dixon, of VandersburR, was here months, reports carefully, move read tbe back to market proves the theory that the road to Tuesday. harhngton or Providence go 10 digging coal and voting tbe Repuolican ticket, he Young advancement for his race is through P. J. Hunter is here from Tampa, FI2. would, in tbe course of a year or two, D. J. didn't answer the Dixon article. know tbe difference between tbe Dingley useTate is manual training and industrial What is the mailer? bill and a Billy-goa- t, and would begin to fulness. He believes that when W. C. Hardwlek left Tuesday for the recognize bis friends. the negro, through his own thrift market to purchisa bis fall slock of dry POOLE. For Jailer, J. J. CURRY. For Magistrate in Dixon District, - I. N. BAKER. For Constable in Dixon District, S. N. EDWARDS. For Magistrate in Slaughtersville District, J. T. FRASER. For Magistrate In Clay District, WILLIAM MUIR. For Constable. HUB EDMONSON. stands without n peer in old Kentucky and whoso reputation is as pure and white as tbe driven scow, will again be cbosen to preside over the Courts in this Judicial District, the Hon. Clifton J. Pratt, of Hopkins county. And old Hopkins, the grandest county in the great calaxy of counties that go to make old Kentucky a gem among the States of Ibe Uuion within whose confines are lo be seen the most beautiful women and the most gallant men "that tbe sun sees in bis course around the world" will be swept from her moorings and into tbe Republican column there to remain as long as lime lasts, and with that tremendous majority from old Christian counly, Hon. J. H. Lunsford will be triumphantly elected to represent the sixth Senatorial district in the next Legislature of Kentucky. n is put upon coal, but little if any of this coal finds .1 tnaiket in the United States, but instead finds a market nt Montreal. lolin Houan, of the Hccla Coal Com pany, sajs that the scarcity of coal cars has greatly interlered witu tlieir business tue past ten das. Foreman John R. Evaus and son Ellsworth, spent several days at the Tenn essee exposition last week, and are they now kept quite busy at times describing wonderful sights be saw there. It can not be charged that Ihe St. Bernard Company has gone into the brass band making business, but it is a fact that they hay.e more cr less interest in four bands at Ibis time. Thirty or forty cars of coke weekly shows a good steady business done by the St. Bernard Company, and a big improvement over that done last year. Several of the Hopkins counly coal companies still continue to find a good market for coal at St Louis and other northern points. The miners of Iowa and other western stales now threaten to mako trouble, and already several thousand ot them are on a strike. This teems to be .1 season ot strikes for the miners in many states. The scarcity ot coal cars interfered with the shipment of coal last weekt to a considerable extent. When sufficient evidence was produced for Judge Halt to issue thoie warrants to restrain those agitators from interfering witb the business of the mine operator, be did bis duty to Issue same, and it is unnecessary for him to make an apology, and those who censuro him for so doing favor an infraction of tbe law. Jellico, Tenn., Sept 25. This week has witnessed considerable weakness in tbe coal strike. All but one of the Blue Gem mines are working at last year's price. These probably employ 150 men in the miners are district.- - About twenty-fiv- e working at Ibe P.octor Coal Company's mines at tbe reduced scale. Tbe company received a c.sa of rifles end ammunition this morning. It already has some Deputy Sheriffs on guard there, and will put more Some of the strike leaders on if necessary are trying to get tbe Coal Creek miners out, but tbey only laugh at them. They tell them they remember how the (ellico miners promised lo assist them in Ihe Coal Creek war ot 1892 Several of the miners would go to wotk Monday it it was not (or fear of tbe black list. Others say tbat something must be done at once or they will bave to go to work to keep from starving and going naked They bave no gardens now tbat are worth much, and tbey are now beginning to realize their fate. Tbe provisions sent here are not enough for one tenth of those dependent upon charity or their organizations. Tbe business men and farmers about Jellico are visited almost daily by soliciting committees unlit tbey are getting sick and tired ot it. There will be a big change in the strike situation in the next two weeks unless the national organization sends considerable aid. Courier ounal. TOBACCO AT BIG PRICES. Enormous Profits Realized Dealers and Prices Going Higher. Decidedly the most intere:-tinplace in the city from a husincss point of view now is tho tobacco "hreahs," says the Courier Journal. The selling is so free it might quiet the market were it not that men are coming hero from all over the State to put their money in the weed. Tobacco men are recalling the famous "boom" ol 1887, when drouth destroyed fully half the crop then, as it has done now. They say it was impossible to buy any kind of tobacco then under $12 a hundred pounds, and that prices now are reasonable, even as compared with 1891, 1892 and A famous sale made.Jiy 1893. Sterling Edmunds in 1887 is recalled, lie had bought a lot of tobacco at $2. 10 per 100 pounds, and when he sold did so at the enormous advance of $21.50 a profit of about 2,000 per cent. Remarkable as this was it is being almost duplicated by rchandlers and traders, who bought last winter and early spring, but held their tobacco until now. One such man bought 200 or 300 hogsheads in the country at one cent a pound, He is now closing out and hardly anv of his hogsheads have sold under four cents a pound, while some have gone as high as six. No man would want a butter husincss than that. When tobacco is sold at auction the seller can reject the bid if it is not sufficiently high and then sell again. A warehouseman yesterday put up a lot of thnsc rejections. Tobacco which originally brought ninety cents a bunded went for $4 and $5 Instances of 200 and 300 per cent advances were quite common. One remarkable sale was made yesterday by a man who bought a a trashy hogshead from a dealer at When sold $1.95 last Friday. yesterday $4.95 was realized. A good many buyers predict the market will advance no further. Others more candid admit that higher prices would not surprise them. and taken from Harlan county until but few are left in tho hands of the people to take througli.tne by winter. Sheep are now in demand and hogs also. In fact, there is nothing raised by the farming class which could not he turned into cash at a t'ocd price. the passed through Earlington the other day on their return from the Tennessee Centennial the broad brogue of the mother tongue antl the wit of the true Hibernian was The soldier afloat on the nir. boys got off, ol course, and trooped down the platform, cracking jokes as they went. Ono of them spied and they all ran for the lunch stand, and camo back munching sandwiches. A talkative young Irishman, with the map on his face, addressing an officer who came with a mouthful of bread, said: 'I3edad, an' yoii're sthill eattn', Moike?" And the answer came: 'An whin did o'l sthop? Only whin oI nadn't it. Sliurc an' oTtn dhrinkin'too, whin u'l con git itl" When Irish-America- Spying Uncle Dick Morgan on his front veranda an Earlingtoniau called to him and asked him tn come over and set) his countrymen. And Mike soliloquized thus: Shtire an' o'l wish u'l wuzasolil as him. Thin o'l wouldn't hev to worrulc fcr a livin'. Whin a mon's young he has 10 worruk like blazes n livin' onlcss he's a fcr thin he has to learn lo cuew me rag tuoigniiiy. a,T. a" poli-tishu- 'e ft nji purifier The proper way to build healiM is to mako the blood rich and pure by. taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, Ihe one trut blootl 'f PERSONAL. Dr. Albert Cordier and family, of Kan sas City, Mo , are visiting relatives bere. Mr. Charles Wendelken and bride, of Cloverport, spent a few days with relatives here last week Misses Dona Wood and Myrtle, Davis visited relatives at Kvatisvillo last week.anil while there attended the Fair. Miss II. E. Brook, ot Madisonvllli.. spent Sunday evening with the family ol Mr. W F. Burr loo Huff visited in Sebree Saturday "1 -- i r Speaking About Better Tlmc5. Ashland News: The Ashland headed by Prof E. McCulley, is in Fire Brick Company's plant is be- charge. The courses of study an; ing tested to its full capacity now, not excelled by the average college and a night force has been added or normal. You can be suited in Tuition only $2 per so as to enable them to keep up studies. Board ,8 to Jg. For month. with their orders, which come from elegant catalogues, address E. all parts of the country. McCully, A. M., Principal, HanHenderson More farm- Hanson School. Hanson is "in it," educationally. The best house in the county is being erected. A strong faculty, S thirty-seve- n 1 Joureal: son, Ky. ers were in town yesterday than have been seen here on Saturday Subscribe forTiir. Bek. for some time. Nearly all of them Who eta ihlaK carried bundles of varying bulk Uantorl An Irloa Ot MM (iBipto when they started home. UlllUU fill IUUU Uft4PtaU The . jou Your Mmi l thtr mr merchants generally reported a Wrlle JOHN WKUDGKUUHN brtnf IUnt CO , prtt Whlnmn. I). O. fur tblr $JU0 wtaua.otttt a brisk day's business. nd caw Hit ot odci ttuHiunil lnTnUoM Paris News: Moses Kahu yesterday shipped twenty cars of fine VVaVA'W cattle from this city to New York THEto be exported lo London. Jonas Well also shipped yesterday from Fifth Avenue Hotel, Winchester and Richmond twenty-sevecars of export cattle to New LOUISVILLE, KY., York. Both lots of the cattle averaged about 1,450 pounds and g Is the Only First-Clas- s cost the buyers from $4.50 to $5.75 0 $2.00 Per Day Hotel per cwt. in the City. Harlan Boomer: Drove after drove of cattle has been bought Attar-BfT- i. - xw n I fcTI COME AMD SEE US, g ntCouUUjrup. mime, UJrttX WHtHt 111 IIU- - iiltS- Taitc-Uuu- i. W-'e- Tri-Slat- c k. jvtui brdruirffljitJL d. Uto I PIKE CAMPBELL, MANAGER. TiXsVN I c c ofr S Bird-Ey- e VVC'K5CWCOAJ 4? 4? ? cftftAftftAftAAA4ftftftftAAaftftftftftft i . 4? ? A NEW SUIT From Top to Bottom ! I I J npli-men- t. 4? 4? 4? 49 r" 4? 49 49 4? 49 49 49 49 Spring stuff has cither disappeared entirely, 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 Clothing, Hats, J ""HIS is the appearance now. Every thing is our Store makes 4all altb IDitttcr. c c c o c 0 - i Men's and Ladies' Underwear, Shots, DRKSjCOODSjnODBMMODS - far-awa- y 1 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 i Generally. We want your trade, and if correct Styles, Good Assortment, Lowest Cash Prices, and Polite Attention are an inducement we shall have it. "Lowest Cash Prices, Quajity Considered, Shall Rule." Our force is compascd of the following well known people: Miss it :; c fcfr fc 5; I: 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 Poor Blood 9 Sallie Browning, Mr. Clift Pritchett, Mr. W. H. Hall, Jr., Mr. Ernest Cox, Mk. Mr. M. W. Bniioi-- . Any one of whom is anxious to see you. v Ben M. Mr. Lee L. Kosure, Mr. Woopson Brownino, Si-ato- 1 iRTRr-tn- p -- tr -- a. . r5?, v 121 West Center SI. rnij. , v c Madisonville. Ky. $ 49 49 cfr Ccifcies,' illisses' inb Cljilbrcn's IVvays a Specially. ?9$$$$$$s:s;a;&;s--- ; &jff" k ft VA1 WJV I YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. :; 5' Bat-le- TSSgO Boo-gallo- n . Scotts er "' iTJ " ?r SJJMZ2. 'u ?) ) mem-bet- s, 7tt THE iti Muh-lenber- g Emulsion jtj uu 1 Bk$S 1 Y rx 1 I m 11 c 1 Hypo-phosphite- s, the Quality and the amount of light produced'4 by nn old fashioned TALLOW IDIP mid an INCANDESCENT BULB is not more marked than is the difference in appear- ""'i " iy: uuu quality cu me wearing DrreRENcn ((Jj) Jp ijjpurut umuc uy , Rcpubli-cans.stan- d .,..,. I m Th0J8u,.t,s onU Ovdrconta of flno productions of Tailoring Art. tho former aro mt uiuAi CHIUAGO MERCHANT TAILORS, umi iji wuiii ui um mass ot Tailors. tn M. BORN & CO.. VV'XT lW HfST, BERNARD GENERAL STORE, i a huJjur' in' umiit 11 KasiL''jmm V r ) w - " rT7ri V III L gHBP "3u 3nbusiru toe tTIjripc." ROBBERY AT DAWSON. FARM. AND FOREST FIRE. Day Bros ' Clothing- Entered and Buckner's Farm Near Earlington ' Burned, Threatening all the. Hnrslial Called. Surrounding' Property. Store - Tnlcen-Earllngton's , i LOCAL NEWS. As husbands you aren't quite all. 'You' really should bo unless O men I wooing your sweethearts oer again Tbsy would think of you now as ihcy 5 thought of you then And joyously answer "Yes," L A. W Bulletin Vereou Esq. T. R. Card well is a candidate (or the office of police judge lor tlic city of Madisonville. Dr. Geo. . Gooclt nnd family have removed to Umpire, where the. Doctor, as announced before in these columns, wilt practice his profession and make his home i ? y. j 'the Tabernacle committee at Madisonville have gotten to the point of asking for bids for the erection of the proposed edifice. This looks like business. Tin: I3ee will be seen the advertisement for plans and specifications. Else-Altetvi- '" Ill n Considerable repairing is now being done by property owners in Earlington, preparatory for the winter. Leaky roofs only let in the sunshine now, but theru may come a time when there will be something more moist to seek nnd force admission. Sunday night the store house of Day Bros., at Dawson, Ky., was entered and clothing taken which probably amounted to considerable value. It was impossible to determine the value of the goods taken. One of the burglars seemed to have entered the store ana passed out to tne oiiiers a large quantity of clothing, which they then proceeded to pick over and choose from. That they wanted they took; that they "didn't want they lelt. Tlu-- also took some pocket knives, but seemed to be poor judges of cutlery, taking cheap goods only. Our City Marshall, Mr. J no. T. Barnctt, was telcponed lor and went over Monday morning. Tracks oi three men were discovered going to and coining from Dawson, which were supposed to be the tracks of the men who had committed the burglary. They went and came the same way and along the route thus indicated was found a pair of Day Bros, trousers stuck under a log or cross tie, which were identified by them. The Dawson officers are still at work on the case and it is understood that Day Bros, have offered a liberal eward for the capture and conviction of the burglars. y TWO HUNDRED MEN LEND A HAND. Meadows, Barn and , Other Property of St, Bernard Coil Company Seriously Threatened. Hay Eternal Vigilance Isaha price of perfect health Watch carefully the first symptoms of impure blood. Cure boils, pimple, humors and scrofula by Inking flood's Sarsaparilla. Drite away the pains and aches of rheumatism, malaria and stomach troubles, steady your nerves and overcome that lired feeling by taking the same great medicine. Mr. J. T. liarnclt sold Ins fast horse, "Charlie Tandy" last week to Dr. Douglas C. Ramsey, of Mt. Vernon, Ind., for J150. The Doc tor is a prominent physician in that Hood's Pills are the best fumil) cathartic section and is grand medical examiner for the A. ). U. W. in In- and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure diana He is rci&tctl to be very Maids and Bachelors Entertained. much pleased with his new purA pleasant reception was given chase. to the Bachelor Maids nnd BacheSome one lias sprung a conun- lors last Wednesday evening by drum at the expense of a Madison-vjll- e Misses Minnie and Alice Bourland. man, who is very rotund and A goodly number of the Bachelors bears the'repiitation of being an were present. indefatigable money getter: The principal feature of enterThe question h asked: tainment for the evening was a like the street drajving contest, which created a 'Why is sprinkler?" a great deal of fun and laughter. Of course you give it up, and ask The Bachelors proved themselves "why?" superior to the Maids as artists. "Because he's big and round and Mr. Jerrold onson captured the is always after the dust." first and Walter McGary the booby prize. The latter appreciated his lion. A. K. Bradley Hurt. prize so highly that he requested Hon. A. K. Bradley, while walk- then and there that at his death, ing on his back porch last Thurs- his box (which, by the way, served day night, became dizzy nnd fell. him in good stcatl later in the eveHis thigh was broken and he was ning) should be buried with him. otherwise bruised. Mr. Bradley's After the contest, dainty refreshhealth has not been very robust lor ments wore served, and about 1 1.30 some time past. He will probably the Maids and Bachelors wended he Inid tip for weeks. their homeward way after spending a most enjoyable evening, Joint Debate. Thete is Nothing so Good. Joint debate between Hon. J. G. There Is nothing just as good as Dr. Bailey and Hon. J. A. Parker will be held in this section of the state King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs nnd Colds so demand it and do as follows: nol crmil the dealer lo sell you some sub' Russcllvillc, Oct. alb. stitute, lie will not claim there is anything better, but in order to make more Henderson, Oct. .5th. profit ho may claim something else to be Dixon, Oct. 6th. just as good. You want Dr King's New Princeton, Oct. 7th. Discovery because you know it to be safe Lj ; and reliuble, and guaranteed to do good or Died. money refunded. For Coughs, Colds, affections of Consumption and for On Friday, September 2, at her Throat, Chest and Lungs,allthere is nothing home iu Hanson, Miss Edna Liv- so good as is Dr King's New Discovery ingston, aged fourteen years, died Trial bottle free at St Derhard Drugstore. of typhoid fever, "after a short ill- Regular size jo cents and Ji.oo. ness. Miss Livingston was a Welcomed by the Brass Band. Geo. J. Gooch, and Mr. John J3. Atkinson, Presispent several weeks with her here tins' summer. Her friends here dent of the St. Bernard Coal Comwill be sorry to learn of her death. pany, who has been to Nova Scotia examining coal properties for the Dominion Coal Company,retufned Hon. W. D. By num. night, bringing with Tomorrow lion, W. D. By num. last Friday him his wife and Mrs. Paul M. - Chairman of the National Com who have "Tnittec of the National Democratic Moore and son John, of spent the past two months at the party wiU'Jddress the citizens visiting relatives in Hopkins county at the court house seashore andand Philadelphia. He New Jersey This has been in Madisonville. was met at the station at 11 o'clock .announced before in these of the "St. Bernard is not out of by the boys a reminder Brass Band" who welcomed him drclPK This able gentleman of flourish of trumpets. national reputation deserves a home with a largejjfcnd courteous hearing, even Did You Ever from'thosc who differ with him in Try Electric Uitters as a remedy "for your tlielFvicws on political questions. troubles? If not, get a bottle now and get Fire swept 'a part of the Buck ner's farm just cast of this place Monday, doing considerable damage to fences and young timber, threatening corn, which stood shocked in the field, roarifig through the underbrush in the timbered tract. There was imminent danger of its further spread but prompt work of some two hundred willing men stopped its progress and turned it back upon itself. While many people of Earling-to- n were eating dinner, the distress whistle at the air compressing plant of the St. Bernard Coal Company sounded the alarm of fire.and the news quickly spread that the Buckner farm, adjoining the property of that company was burning and the wind blowing directly the shaft. The news was telephoned to the mines, teams were started and men on horseback and afoot and awheel hurried to the scene of the conflagration with half finished dinners or no dinners at all, carrying shovels and other things handv to fight fire. And some of them have had sufllcent experieuce of late to know what to do. Two of these who know how to fight fire forgot the location of their coats one day last week and let them burn. Men went from the mines, the town, the railroad, the arms, until not less the 200 or 250 were strung out along the course of the advancing fire line. Fences were torn away, dead trees and stumps scraped around and men left on guard at doubtful points of vantage. The work was made thorough by scraping a path through the woods, from a lane in the Buckner fartri, well on if not quite to the Hopkinsville road. The leaves were- fired as. rapidly as the path wa3 made along its edge and this new fire started back to clear the way to the main body of the fire and stop its progress. ' This was done successfully and in a very short while. Within an hour and a half after the alarm was sounded the bulk of the men were on their way back to town, leaving Harry Corey and his force in charge with the fire under control. Rowland Rich came near being struck by a burning chunk which fell from the top of an apparently green tree under which he was working, It wasa good big chunk plentifully supplied with fire, and would have made an impression, but it missed him by a safe distance about six inches. Mike Long was not the only one whose manly eyes wee filled with tears at the sight or perhaps the lack of sight. But even he cheered up when he thought what a clear shooting ground for quails would be left by the fire. And Frank Arnold, too, looked happy at the prospect of using a pump gun on something animate in a good open space where walls and things could not intervene. The railroad boys ran a special out from one of the livery stables but it cannot be proven that they repaired anything. This is only one of the many fires that have been turned back and extinguished hereabouts in the past ten days. But this one had gained much greater headway. It burned from Grapevine and spread over the Buckner place. - W. C. T. U. The lucil Woman's Christian Temperance Union had a most enthusiastic meeting at the home of Mrs! Browder Myers Tuesday eyening. The threat of bringing saloons to our town has aroused a new interest in this cause. Two new members were received, Mrs. Idi Walker and Miss Celeste A. Moore. Mrs. Browder Myers was chosen delegate to the State Convention of the W. C T. U., which will be held at Glasgow, Ky., from the first to the fifth or October. - The Madisonville Union will be represented in the State Convention by Mrs. A. C. Long and Miss H. E. Brooks. The members of the convention have a pleasant program ahead of them in which work is well supplemented by diversion. There will doubtless be great pleasure derived from the hospitality of Glasgow, and after all business of the convention is disposed of the itinerary takes in the Mammoth Cave. And to explore the Mammoth Cave no month is so auspicious as the month of October. Yellow Jack Killed. Cascarels, Candy Cathartic kills Yellow Jack wherever they find him. No one who takes Cascarels regularly andsystematically is in danger from the dreadful disease. Cascarels kill Yellow fever germs in Ihe bowels ond prevent new ones from breeding, toe. 25c. 50c. all druggists. Willi TUE TEACHERS. nit ,1m Ar"'J b TfrtJ ; sVtE&blt&l ImLsb&i 1 Account of the Interesting Alcct-- k Injr of the Second District LsJ rt WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE Institute. The teachers of Magisterial District No. 2 met in the Public Schoo Building for their third annual association, last Friday. At ten o'clock order was called and devotional exercises conducted by Mr. W. F. Burr, followed by some uclignttul music irom some of the school girls. The welcome address by Mr. E. B. Bourland was very appropriate as was the response by Mr. J. A. Jodson. a subject interesting above all others to a live teacher, by Miss Minnie was introduced Bourland and discussed by other mtjmbeis. The ability to understand one's pupils was given up to be a factor of the greatest importance in the success of a teacher. Many very valuable devices for the study of child nature were presented. Prof. Smith added much to the interest of the subject. The Development of the Will Power of the child another favorite subject, was very ably presentA very lively ed by Mrs. Walker. discussion followed, Prof. Smith, Miss Foard, Mr Bourland and Mr. Cayce taking part. Mr. and Mrs. Burr and mother, Mrs. Reese, of Philadelphia being present were voted honary members. The subject was continued, Mrs. Reese expressing herself very forcibly, emphasizing a very clear distinction between the judgment and the will. "How to Develop tho Child's Reason, Judgment and Memory," was introduced by Miss S. VV. Foard, in a manner most profitable and enjoyable to all. The quotation, "A teacher should study to make himself useful to his pupils" was most aptly used. Mr. O. P. Bailey led in the discussion of the next subject, "Means of School Discipline." lie suggested many devices, but thinks a feeling of sympathy and fellowship between teacher and pupils must be secured for the best results. Mrs. Walker thinks co operation of parents the greatest factor. Suggestions were offered by Miss Davis, and Mr. Burr gave a very practical talk on the subject. Mr. Bourland thinks that to control one's pupils the teacher must first control himself. After a very complimentaiy speech by Mr. Burr in bcha'f of the work and advancement of the Association, the teachers adjourned for dinner. Child-study, To make our Funeral Equip,. Fifty Years Ago. Who could imagine that this should be U LlJ t-- ment the best in this part of the State. Anything you want in livery. if I' K E 1 and-everythin- The place svhere, in eighteen ninety-threr That white of arch and dome Should shadow the nations, polychrome .. . Here at the Fair was the price conferred On Ayer's Pills, by the world preferred. Chlcago-lllce- , they a record show, Blace they started 30 years ago. e world-wonde- i- PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. r. "' Ca3 v l" 7 ' '"T" 7 ' 'T5 "r "v r ''"t ""T1 ' Tin ? " yT--j ";" i i"1 r v "y1 "v t"4- - 3 3s 3a 3, h 5 Js 3 & 5s 35i 35 Ayer's Cathartic Pills havo, from tho timo of their preparation, been a continuous euccess with tho publio. And that moans that Ayer's Pills accomplish what Is promised for them; thoy euro where othors fail. It was fitting, therefore, that tho world-wid-o popularity of theso pills should bo recognized by tho World's Pair medal of 1893 a fact which emphasizes the record: A DEEP CUT IN PRICES, FOR BUYERS. We have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment ol f f GREAT ATTRACTIONS & Fire in the Arboretum. One day last week a spark from a locomotive set fire to the grass along the track next to the Abore-ttin- i at the Southern edge of town. The fire spread rapidly into the enclosure and two or three choice young trees that helped to make up the large collection there, were ruined before the flames could be checked. Mr W. A. Toombs sped away on his wheel and with some assistance succeeded by hard work in getting the fire under control. A sweeping fire in the Arboretum would be disastrous to many voung trees that have cost much time and and labor in collecting, and would seriously injure this large collection of trees of great variety, which is one of perhaps only two Arboretum's in the State of Kentucky. At noon Tuesday fire was again discovered in the Arboretum. A few men got on the ground promptly and stopped its spread in short order. The conditions were just right for rapid' burning and the whole enclosure Would have been swept, but for quick work with brush and shovel. No damage was done. There was some lire beyond, along the railroad, but of little consequence. 50 Years of Cures. Court News. Very little of much importance has transpired in Circuit Court this week. ? STRAW GOODS! Ml business rapidly as usual. lowing is the juries: Grand Oury. Judge Pratt is dispatching Fol- J. W. Crum baker, A. N. Franklin, Ab Sina, T. P. Peyton, Ad Raines, J no. V. Osburn, Winfield Bone, Webb Brown, Dan M. Evans, W. II. McEuen, Robt. T. Lulz, Jas. R. Boyd, foreman. Petit Jury. m. wash good greatly reduced prices. also close out our lineof AtQ Everything in this line almost eiven away. Wc also offer Special Bargains in x Alex Dixon, Thomas Slaton, C. P. Dexter, D. W. Demoss, Rich-arH. Friday, W. T. Alexander, JoL. Buchanan, Thomas II. Jones, Elijah D. Rudd, John Card well, Bedford S. Oakley.S. J. Vaughn, J. A. Davenport, W. II. King, Geo. T. Clark, M. M. Wyatt, L. M. Littlcpagc, Samuel F. Harris', Robt. P. Morrow, M. P. Btintin, S. T. Clayton. Geo. W. Martin, T. E. Dillingham, Ben P. Dunn. HOW A & Will A d MATTINBS At prices that will be appreciated. Wc have Great Bargains in a BIB LINE OP SHOES ! sW TOJFIND OUT. 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 Cough Remtdy had not been given. Kellam & Ourren. Sold by St. liernard Drug Store, Earling- ton; Den T. Kobinson, Mortons Gap; Ceo. King, St. Charles. It Saves trie Croupy Children. Promptly at 1.00 p. 111. the Seavisw, Va. We have a splendid sale teachers and after on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and our singing, the program was resumed. Delightful Concert. The concert at the Parochial - ' v An effectual good, is good ami doss good Dusiuvt! atw p;rininenl curu lor cnin;. Irvcr and ague. Contains no poison Ai Ionic. fS .1ni111nlan.il and an An ufriiel z ir.'uidinii dl lilnoil niirifWr iftstiun. ft mikes Ihn cuiuplexluii goild;' H Gu.r1(Ueed b Largu bottle yic. te:I-rFor sale by rft Bernard Ding Kobtnson, for ladies of a constipated lubil lucre. U Store, Euhngton; lien' I" -- nullilng to supply lhe place of German Mortons GjO. '' ' Liver I'owder." Mrs, J. 1. Meiicnes. Springfield, Ohio. Master Eddia Hula returned, last week, "1 have taken Gestnan Liver l'ourisr for from Uowling'Gree?, where hefhas been dyspepsia, and other liver trouble, and attending Cherry tiros ' Business Collrge. . wquldaiot be without it." Miss Green. Abiline. Tex. Yellow Jack Preventative. ' t Friends advised me lo try German i Guard against Yellow Jack by keeping Ll.vtr Powder for long standing liver comthe system thoroughly clean nnd free I bad likiiti one plaint". I had relief Cascarels bottle. It did me morn good tlian nil med- from cerm breeding mailer Oitndy Cathartic will cleansu the sjslrm by physicians, "p-icine prescribed and kill all contagious disease germs. John Campbell, Jeflersonville, Ind. n ? . V -Mrs Mr. Qrassham Sick. Mr. C. C. Grassham, candidate Attorney, (or Commonwealth's was'forccd to cancel all his speakHopkins ing appointments in county, as announced by posteis generally distributed. He was taken sick at Madisonville on Monday and forced to retire to his room at th, hotel. Up advice of his physician, Dr. J. L. Dulin, all his engagements lor this week are cancelled; Tliis is a present disappointment, as many of our county people .who have heard of Mr. Gras-shadesire to hear him, but the hope is entertained that with good fortune the tune will come he will be able to maktj an active speaking canvass in this county. The Woman it I'd end. thai "I know from my own m relief. This medicine has been found to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and curu of all Female Complaints, exerting a direct influence in giving wonderful If you strength and tone to the organs. have Loss of Appetite, Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells, or are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spellsr Electric Uitters is Health and the medicine you need. Strength are guarauteeed by its use. Fifty cents and Si 00 at St. Bernard Drug Store n Mr. John Mahoney, formerly an boy, is visiting relatives here this week. It has been about eight years since John left here to make his home in the South, and consequently he finds things greatly changed, and sajs he can hardly realize that it is the same place, jp great ere the improvements. Earl-ingto- Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as lbs damage they will do is often left fold to the good ou can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by Frank J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and Is taken internally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system Catarrh In buying It Cure bo sure you get the genuine. is taken Internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. . Cheney & Co. Testimonials Price 73c. per free. Sold by Druggists. bottle. Hall's Family Pills ate the best. Miss Edna Moore, of Henderson, sister lo Mrs. Chas. Hi McGary of this place, has accepted a position with the dry goods bouse of Dulin, Glenn & Co., of Springfield, Tann. Miss Moore has been for some with Leiber, at Henderson, years. She is visiting Mrs. McGary for a few diys before she goes to assUnii her new place. YcJIjw Fevor Girm n id vi'i Jirrad binnnls. Kill the urx icifn from ill awful derasi. I asc-irets destroy lha ermi tbrmwtwtit tin system aivl make it t'lipfMslMti for umv onts lo form Citctri-- l are Ihn only safeguard for young and old aiMlnst Yellow Jack. 10c 251. jic. alt druggislR o 11 ' Dr Dell's Peppermint Chill I'nnic tastes timber fire in the Big Horn "country of South Dakota caused a loss of 8500,000. A Cutting around the eyts should be avoided, unless you are willing to make yourself a subject for experimenting in surgery. This is unnecessary: Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve will cure sore eyes and granulated lids after all others have failed. It strengthens weak eyes. It is harmless. Sit 'rffAHI)VATI)AIIJiC 4 1AW0LUTEL! Half the factories in the Indiana gas belt are running day and night. All Druggists 10 School Hall Thursday evening proved, as Tim Bee predicted, to be "specially attractive." It was delightful. The hall was filled, only a limited number of tickets having been issued so that there would be no overcrowding, but it was filled full and a few chairs had to be brought in. Mr. W. H. Collins, of Chicago, who cntcrtaind the audience, proved himself a most delightful ballad singer and his Irish and Bailey. Negro dialect songs, which largely Misses Wyatt, Hall and Methods of Teaching Grammar predominated, were rendered with great zest. His dialect was fine, was discussed at length by the enunciation clear, and he was al- members. "The use and abuse of Mr. Collins the text book" was here considtogether pleasing. for the pleasure of his au- ered. sang After a short intermission and dience and said it was a great pleasure to him to give them pleas- singing the subject "Methods of ure. He rendered more than Teaching Geography" was preShe thirty numbers with very little rest, sented by Mrs. Walker. some two or three of which num- recommends Home Geography for bers were operatic and the rest hu- primary pupils and gave some inMr- - Jonson teresting devices. morous and pathetic. The first number showed the favors the continued use of the power and possibilities, of his best maps. Mr. Bourland next lea in the voice, eliding on B flat. Among the numbers that were discussion "How to Make Civics a best received were "Songs My Live Study." Mr. Bailey added Mammy Sung," which introduced very much to the interest of the the Irish lullaby's as rendered subject. "How to Teach Writing both by the "mammy" and the and Drawing" was made quite a "daddy," and was very rich; the lively topic. "We learn to do, by pathetic "Story of an Engineer," doing," was strongly emphasized which told how the red and the in this discussion. Mrs. Reese thinks that drawing green lights were left with the engineer's wife to be used as signals is of such importance that it should to him to tell him, as he flew by the taught in spite of all difficulties. The followinu resolution was on his engine, whether their child was dead or better, and how the here presented by Mr. j. A. Jonson green was shown; the "Laughing and accepted: Song," to the accompaniment of Kesolvhd. That it is the sense of this cumnieiid l'fof Smith, which every nerve and fiber of the association, that w nnd fe.ulfs adminissinger shook with feigned laughter, for his able, honest as Superintendent ol tration of bis office to his Hopkins County Schools, lout wu tndir which, communicated hearers, became unfeigned and to tun our sinccru lhauks for same, .ind shook tliein likewise. "My Ange-hnu- that wn will ever remember with gratitude bis noble t.rrvicc1! in behalf of Hopkins wa pei haps the favorite ol County's schiHih Hit; vming the Neurit roiius. Prof. Small iespoiided with well Herb druthers, Fcte'.i sons, sunn chosen woid-- . expressing lhauks spells. two duetts in tin: for the hearty commendation. I he concert was repeated by refhe Association extended a vote quest on Friday night and the of thanks to the ladies for the eleveiling was program for that gant dinner and to the visitors for laigely a request program. the delightltil music. Closing remarks by the members or Stolen. Strayed and the Association was adjourned One yellow cqw, half Jersey, at 4.30 p. m. four years old. No marks in ears, Minnie L. Bourlano, white belly, strayed from my Secretarv. home in Earlington on the night liucklen'ti Arnica Salve. Sept. 22, 1897. of Wednesday, The best Salve in the world for Culs, Was raised in Christian County. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Suitable reward for her return. Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Geo. Fosen, Corns and all Skin uruplions, and posi" 1 Fill n 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 kidncjs. When urine stains linen it is positivo evidence of kidtrouble. frequent desire to urin"How to Teach Spelling" was ney or pains in Too back, is also convincing tho discussed by Misses Ligon, Hall, ate that the kidnejs and bladder are out proof Wyatt and Davis. of order. WHAT TO DO. "How to bcctirc L?oou AttendThere is a comfort in the knowledge so ance" was next considered, and was well handled by Miss S. W. often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-roo- t, fulfills every the great kidney Foard. She thinks that to secure wish in relieving pain remedy,back, kidneys, in the the best results the school-rooliver, bladder and every part of the urinary must be made pleasant and home- passages. It corrects inability to hold passing it, and scalding tirin like for the children, and that pa- urineeffects following use of inliquor, wine nr or should be made to feel the bad and overcomes that unpleasant ne rents beer, importance of regular attendance. cessity ot being compelled to get up many "Language How Taught in times during the niht lo urinate. The Swamp-Koe the Different Grades"was discussed mild and extraordinary It (Tec is ot the highis soon realized. stands by Misses Bourland, Hall, Mr. est for its most wonderful cures of the most Jonsonand Mrs. Walker. Many distressing cases. Kjou need a medicine devices were presented for making you should bavo the best. Sold by price fifty cents and one dollar. For this interesting to the child. a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent The subject, "How to Teach free by mail, mention Tub Beg nnd send Primary and Advanced Reading," your full postoflico address to Dr. Kilmer was introduced by Miss Ophelia & Co., Uinghampton, N Y. 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FWjfjfL I wv II II I Zk UiaiL JISS viiv 7imp at Jr I mu-W- I 111 YSSfes 100 I f a PRICES & REFEREMCEgf ra.-r?-.) -- (the BEST STEM ORDERg PROMPTLY FILLED W COAL on THE MAZT.jSEW US A TIBIAL ORDEFtAMD YOU WILL UJSE HO OTHER . "3 X Earlington, Ky. To Cure a Cold In One Day, Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. refund the ut en "KiiiiiraiMiHi GUARANTEED NKKLMH KKMKIU Hi.. n t mumtnw "", ALL 1mm int. id. SSSSKSSIiSffSSffSl Bieawmwi jy,';,"i" SS Mrr. Ou C Atkinson uu liulnd.iui'hur ' tabernacle in Madisonville, Ky., la;t week from L'misville, alter a Drug Store, Karlington, K , will be received by S.iiuuel Bassett short visit to relaiives. Jim Long and Will Wiley, of Hopkins- OctoDer 4, 1897, not later than 7 A Cure For UiUous Cohc. p. 111. The privilege of rejecting ville, Sundayed in our town. bCKBVBN to IMW UA IUSOURCK, any ami all lints is leservetl. to ult.iclis of biliou cilc lot Yucatan Chill Tome Plans and specifications can be hcensut?ci 1 Cnlir, l 'l.o several je.irs. Chaniln-rThe. great reliable and popular tonic, fur era and Diarrhoea Rented) is Hit- - only tnr Il breaks Ihe seen at Bissau & Thompson's nnii.iv.rlmlic and febrifnue. Onu iJotr ol relief. It acts like a cliarni chill and prevents, lis return, strepgiheiin niture store. iz the piliHill and gives healthy lone and it glvrs relief when all othur reuitdrrs fail 'J. A. Ramsey, President. G. D. Sharp, i'or sale by Si. Hernanl Pleasant to vigor without' rrgatd to diet Samuel Bassett, Secretary. Drug Store, Earlington; George King, St, Warranted at drug Madisonville, lake. ..Price 50c, Ky., Sept. 20, 189 Charles; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gip. store. Cure, 35c. For sale wv .1 If il fails ,i, ISciuard Contractors Notice. Sealed bids for the'ercction of a tively cures 1'iles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to givo perfect suisfactlon or money refunded, f'noi ijc per box. For Sale by St, Bernard Drtia; Slori. I j'JOi e aMri sSsi j I I l 1111 .1 '& "''-f&- - V "fcllJPf1 t SWp-?R- . I K Aij. TS"" 4 ,W- EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS. FRANK TUTT, PBOPRIETOR, THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.' lesson rourmi quarter, international SERIES, OCT. 3. i, l Jjjp&ttetoteMstoto i .MADISONVILLE, lust-clas- - KY. Makes unsurpassed Flour, Meal, Bran, Crushed Corn, Feed s mill produces. The people Meal every thing a arc inited to come in and be treated right. of the county Gives on exchange as much as any mill, and guarantee?: satisfaction. Flour warranted to lie superior quality. Text of tho I.csson, Acta xxl, 1.15 MemText, Acta xxl, ory A'crsca, Commentary liy the Her. D. M. 13 Steams. Trade With Webster, McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION NASIIVII.LI3, TENNUSSi-l- l m 3K Tho Qospcl hnd rcuched nnd been received by some In thU city, nnd so tho travelers nnd the rcfhlents wcro nt onco frlcnd.o, for there Is no bond llko tho blood of Christ. Ills redeemed ones nro nil citizens of heaven, but pilgrims nnd strangers hero (Phil. Ill, 20, It. V. J 1 1'et. II. 11). But hero Is n strnngo messngc to Paul 0, which makes us think of chapter At the Terminal Station in the Centennial Grounds is one of the most 7, when the Spirit suffered him not to go Into Asia In thatcaso he interesting, instructive, and costly displays at the Exposition, ond obcdlont. or Illthynln.how ho nets now. wag Let us eco artistically .11 ranged B, "And when wo hnd accomplished should be seen bv everv visitor. It consists of an wo departed thoso display ol Agricultural Products, Minerals, Timbers, Vamalilc Relics, wny, dnyg nnd wo kneelednnd went our down on tho by this shoronnd prayed." Tho Spirit bad not Curiosities, etc., collected from points along the line traveled stop nt Tyro, nor to proceed for Road, which penetrates the most fertile and picturesque portions of said to It was nil right to inovo on.noHow ther, so Nashville, every fifteen touching this parting ncencl Men, women the South. Trains leave the Union Depot, nnd hli nnd children minutes for the Centennial Terminal Station. The Quickest and Best companions outncconipnnr l'mil nil kneel of tho city, nnd on tho shore in prayer, bo In chapter xx, Route. Fare, Five Cents. SO, before, leaving tho elders of Kphcsus ho BaSrDON'T kneeled down nnd prayed with them nil. 0. "And when wo had tnken our leave ono of nuothcr wo took ship, nnd the; returned homo again." Thcso believers nt Tyro may havo bcon part of tho result of or tho visit of our Lord (Mnth. xv, perhaps through tho preachlug of thoso wcro scattered tit Stephen's death who (Acts viil, 4). Thcro Is just ono thing for disciples to bo doing, whether nt homo or cvBnroHB oivina nbrond, nnd tlint Is to walk worthy 'of our BATIS PACTION' calling nnd show ourselves npproved unto God (I Thess. 11, 13; II Tim. II, IB). They are made of Southern Iron by Southern 'Workmen, 7. ''And when wo hnd finished our voy who are attained by the products of Southern l'armers. npo from Tyre wo enmo to l'tolanmU nnd They last longer and make more homes hppy than any pointed tho brethren nnd nbotlo with them other Stove on earth. Fire bacics ffuaranieea jar 13 ono day." Brief but blessed visits of men CATALOGUE. of God nnd foretastes of tho eternal fellow-shi- n 1 your Dealer does not handle them, WRITE FOR of the future. Thcro would bo but onotoploof conversation, tho kingdom of God nnd tho things concerning tho Lord mil Jesus Christ (Acts xxvlll, 31), but ono book, the Scriptures, nnd doubtless much prayer, Tho believers would bo encouraged to bo steadfast nnd to do nil in their power to glvo tho gospel to others. 8, "Wo entered Into tho houseof I'hlllp, tho evangelist, which was ono of tho seven, pud nbodowith him." Leaving Ptolcninls, they enmo to Ctesnrcn, which stems to bo Philip's home. Tho Inst wo heard of hlni was preaching in tho cities from Asotus to Ctrsarca after ho had led tho treasurer of Queen Cnndnco to Christ (Acts vli, 40), Ho is still known ns n bearer of glad tldi ings nnd was doubtless continually nt It. Why should not every believer bo In some largo senso an evangelist, au embassador for Christ? 0. "And the enuio man had four daughters, virgin, which did prophecy." Daugh ters ns well as sons nro Included In tho promise of tho gift of tho Spirit (Joel II, C8j Acts II, 17). In tho Old Tcstnrncnt Miriam, Dobonih nnd Hulilah and In the New tho women whom Ho sent from the scpulchcraudPriscllln and others ore notable examples of women whom Ho used as Ills messengers. JO, 11. "Thus snlth the Holy Ghost, So shall tho Jews nt Jerusalem bind tho man that owncth this girdlo nnd shall deliver HANUrACTUREItt OF him Into tho hands of tho gentiles." Thus testified n prophet named Agnbus, who enmo down from Judrca, and being with Mantels ant Grates, Hollowware. Tinware, Etc. thcso ditclplcs took Paul's glrdlo and significantly bound his own hands nnd feet CCAURSIN with tho same. Thus for tho second tlmo Paul is wnr.net! not to go up to Jerusalem, nnd it is tho Holy Spirit who tolls him not AND WILLOWWARE. WOODEN to go. 13. "And when wo heard these things both wo nnd they of thnt place besought Everything necessary and convenient him not to go up to Jerusalem." Now It for the Kitchen Dining1 Room, Is posslblo for n man to stand alono with laundry and Dairy. A SPECIALTY. God and bo all right, and It is posslblo for n man to think ho Is standing with God nnd bo standing with himself. 18. ''Then Paul nnswered, What mean yo to wcop nnd to break mine heart? for I PMM nm ready not to bo bound only, hut also to dlo nt Jerusalem for tho namo of tho Lord Jesus." This is certainly a right Pooular Proorietarv nttitudo of soul for n bellovcr, and tbo only right nttitudc to bo ready for lifo or Medicine Sold at Retail death, prosperity or ndverslty, If only God for Cents a Package is glorified thcroby but my perplexity first experimental hero Is to know what was tho heartbreaking part of this affair to Paul. Was he so step in a direction that Fct upon getting to Jerusalem at this parmay lead to a revolution ticular time that his heart would break If ho did not accomplish It, or was ho so set in the trade. upon doing tho will of God that his heart A New York company of manufacttirlug cbcmlata, the Rlpans Chemical Company; would break If ho failed to do it? If the placed upon the market about Ilvo ) car uko a medicinal tablet or " tabule " compoeed latter, then why not accept tho voice of of compreued powdered preparatlui at certain medicinal drugs rnlf ft bad been aacer talned 10 l of more ccneral uio amuu medical men than en other, for the cure or altin; Spirit nt Tyro and Cicsarca and be satienation ir iuch Ilia common to man u bate their origin In an Impaired digestion cr isfied to bo subject to the Spirit In this vieakened capacity for aailmllallng rul, absorbing nourUhment and eliminating waste The catalogue of Ilia Included under tl.la bead U aald to Include pretty nearly eiery motter? Is not perfect submission to tho dkeane fir which tbe phyalclan la called upon to preacrlbe. In preparing their atnndatd will of God tho highest mission on earth? remedy for the acceptance of t he Amerlcau eopla the company laid down tbe principle blgbect trade, and ao prepni cd that everything entering Into the paclu t xhouldlie of the As one has said: and protected aa to retain lt quulltlea lniact and unimpaired through any txlended upae of time In any climate. Oulr tlio choicest drugs should be used, ihelr preparation Isr.ot His will the wiMwt; Is not HUvnr the rfectcd methods of modern tclrnce, the tabulei In acconlanco with tho latest should be lost' packed In glasa, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Ktcii the corks And iu perfect cerjnictccnco U Ibcro not perused haYebeenofa grade so high In It rcquliements that no manufacturer of Ibeso fect rest ? ererr-dastoppers could supply mora thin n small proportion from Ms output that 14. "And when ho would not Lo perwould meet the exacting tpeclllcntlons. TI,o class rials were In turn pecked In Voles of aquallty not surpassed In beauty and perfecllonof workmanship by thoneuted by tbe suaded wo ceastd, say lug, Tho will of the incxtfaitldlous dealers In Jewell an J ornaments of gold. Ilaringsttlbrlrhlchstandanl, Lord bo done." Both Paul nnd Barnabas anduerercousentlngto Tary from It, tbe proprietors resorted to tbe accepted modern methods of miking their commodity known, and sercn hundred thousand dollars could not Lo right in tho matter of John within lire years In nowapaixr advertising has Informed erery American iltlzi D concerning the suierlor nnd surprising qualities of Itlpans Tabules. MatU (Acts xv, and both parties thoughtful nnd iialnstaklug changed conditions that fwrep llilng of tbe cannot bo right in this cue, but the brethorer the commercial world, and careful to note crery circumstance baring a bearing upon the successful prosecution of their trade, tbo managers of tbe company hare noteil ren J icld to Paul and nppcal to God. It Is that tliore Is a present Insistent demand for n lower price far crery Article that good to say, "Thy will be done," Lut It is reaches or approaches nn universal use, and that tbe people, altbouph requiring the best if ercrythlng, resent being called upon to pay heary percentages for supeifltu us better to do it witiiout resistance. It Is wrapping and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might re good lo say, "It is the Lord; let Him do suit In riari. but Is needless In the case of A rmrrhaae intended tn lie consumed tn a. week. It has also lieendlscorered, and proved lir tbe test of time and actual experience. what scemeth Him good," but it is better I hat thean Tahules do not hare the tendency to loss of finalities nr diminution of ex to bo wholly In His hand that Ho may uncellenoe from exposure that might at first liaro been expected. Inasmuch os, under those that bare lain looso In a drawer, a trarellng bag or pocket f arorablo conditions, hindered do what stcmclh Him good. The for several weeks or mouths are found to be practically as fresh end as eolcuclous as nftcr developments ni.d the years of waitcrer. Acting upon these suggestions, and noting particularly tbo unimpaired prosperity of ing as a prisoner (Acts xxiv, 27) all seem great newspapers now sold for ft cent Instead of the old rate of Ore times that amount, to indicate that this f,ulug to Jerusalem nt nnd tho general tendency In all directions toward loir rates and Increased sale, the company hare entered upon the experiment of putting up Hlpans Tabules tn pasteltoerd this tlmo was of Paul nnd not of Gud. cartons, which ther will olTer to tbo trade upon terms which will permit of a package IB. "And after tl.f lielng sold br the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than crer before adopted for days we took up a pruprleury medicine FIVB CENTS ten tabules, or doses, for one halta cent each. cur currhigis (H. V., our bngguge and Tlw company will not discontinue tho manufacture and aale In the form with which txxipla hire learned to know and value the Hlpans Tabules, but will offer the cheaper up to Jirusjltui." The Lord will wmt fie -a irt experimentally f or the lieneflt of such as may desire them. It should be plainly mlthir fail nur fur.iLu His riopb, cci tindrstimd ih it the quality of tho medicine Is Identtcaltn both sorts, the only difference being tlio form and comparative cost of packing or putting up. The though they do not tco His will elenrly, although It Is probable that almost any drugto be had of all dealers, lroidcd they retilly want to honor Him, gist will obtain n supply when requested by a customer to do so l but In any case a single cart n, containing ten tabules. will be sent, postage paid, to any address for nre cents In nr.d Pnul certainly wanted to magnify t imp. forwarded tn the Hlpans Cbemlcsl Co., No. 10 Bpruce St Hew York. Until the url-- r, even untu t!)ing lor Hint. See Is are thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will be supplied at a prl-- e whleh will allow them a fair margin of rrollt, viz. t I doten cartons for 4(1 cents. tlurefuro the prnelcim Ults nnd messages is It ...iz.M. (Ill cartons) for tirj. t gross (TJJ cartons) for C20.K. 23 grots (3,000 cartons) for ot the Lord to His hirnnt in his soro trouSi w. i nn wiinineorucriu witimc bles In Actsxslll, II; xxvll, Muy woevcrhear Hli bksed"Boof pood cheer, fear not," and bo nblo truthfully to say, GGSSiCmnSZ "Whoso I nm and wham I forve." May utir only nlm Lo to please Him, never BRnCKIMMDGE CASTLE II AN. wanting to bo nt Jerusalem or elscwhcro AKTI1UR G. LANGIIAM. JOHN B. CASTUMAN. Unless He wants us there. The Exhibit of the "And wlicn It enmoto pass that wo vrcro from llicm wo snlleJ unto Syria Mid lantlctl nt Tyre, for thcro tho chip wna to iinlntlo her htirilrn. " This U n suiuninry of thepo threo rKCd, quoting from tho It. X. lie wns hnstlna If It to it? nt JcruFiiIcin by tho wcro liny of l'cntcco.st (clmittcr ix. 1(1), but ns they wcro iU pendent upon tlit possibility of finding n vessel nbotil to Full In tho dl rcctlon In which they wlhcd to journey, nnd upon fnvornbl'o winds", It would not seem to us much llko nmUIng hnsto. I. "And finding disciples, wo tnrrlod there f even dfiyc, whosnld to l'niil through tho Spirit tlint ho should not ro up to ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. I Miners and Shippers of I QQ1- ATfD COKE. INCORPORATED. - ft 2 I s I i General Office., Earlinaton. Kentucky. I :-w- If Two Through Trains Daily Running; Pullman Vestlbula Sleeping: and Dining Cars Naihvllle to Chlca 13 HOURS NASIIVILtn TO CKICAOO "MEW 0RLEAHS&FL0R1DA SPECIAL" Leaves New Orleans Dally at I J.o j nooa vlaL.&N.K.R. Naahvllle at J.aoa.m. Through Uuffet Sleeping Cars from New Orleana 9 -- -j- . Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway xl, i I Uieiry Street, Nashville, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Tennessee. Kentucky. 4 S. H. NEWEOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main btreet, Louisville, CAPT.'T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tcnn. A. S. FORD. Manacrer. xii TJnner Second Strint. TCvnnsvillf Ind. 201 A. M. CARROLL, Manager, N Branch Offices, JOHN T. HESSER, 1 I Wholesale Ageirite BRIDGMAN, i I 3ft "CHICAGO & NASHVILLE LIMITED." Leaves Nashville Dally at 7.ao p. m. Por detailed Information, address P. P. JEPFRICS, Oen'l Paxtngcr Agett Bvansvllle, Ind. D. It. IIILLMAN, Oen'l Southern Ages Nashville, Ttnn. S. L. ROOERS, Trav. Passenger Agaat Atlanta. Oa. ....... Hauser Building, St. Louis; Mo;; J. W. Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. ft, FAIL TO SEE IT!"a I I 1 THE FAMOUS NO. 9 mCOAL, Ti .11 au xwi rtll TT'-- L & N. RAILROAD THE GREAT iruiu Hitu'iiiigion, uiamona unaries Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables -- uc, , X, T- -i 11 i. i t ana ox. THROUGH TRUNK LINt between the cities of NEW ENTERPRISE STOVES "ST 200,000 yen. 1 used. THE BEST SELECTED COAH Market. IN THE i Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, Evnnsvillc, St. Louis, And the cities ol Nashville, Mcniphin, Montgomcrj, Mobile and New Orleans, "WAtl-iova.- : i s BRUSHED GOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND PURNflBES. Why buy High-price- d AND SPEED UNRIVALED. Clneincre m1rii tMi3fr,Wte Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- i i i SHORTEST AND QUICKEST KOU1 E NARD CRUSHED COKE r fcW Topic for a much less price? ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. One From St. Louis, Evansvillc and Henderson to tho SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH M 1 THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga, making direct connection ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY V- WITH PULLMAN PALACK CARS - . For Atlanta,Savannah,Macon, Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA. WHERE THE PREACHERS GO. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Jolm Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co, NASHVILLE, TENN. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, BCYGLES' MEDICINE for the A Five the MILLION so s fire-cen- t hi Koval Insurance Uo. OF LIVERPOOL. The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World. Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky. Does the Largest Business in the Southern States. Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 $249,831,03 General Office Louisville. Managers Southern Department. M MOORE, Eirlinston, Ky., Resident Agent for Earlington PAUL and Vicinity. BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, vrB S VutgualcJ JtctlUUtfor r A HANDS O:. .- .'.LUSTFTATED CATALOGUE OF THE BYflHTujTinojiBusifESS College. (33nlYear.) LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, TELEGRAPHY, Cbnlrtlnt ValtuilAt Information to thou dttlrlng to Learn SHORTHAND, PENMANSHIP, ETC, Ittatlng GraJuatct n Lucrative Situation!. RtltOS VOfy LOW. Program of Teachers' Association to bo held at Nebo, Oct. 15 1897: lit, Call to order at 10 a. m. Devotional exercises by local minister. Q Welcome Address G. H. Winstead. Response Sarab , McDowell. . 10.3010 10.4J Relation of ibo Teacher to tbe Pupil, P. R. Cabell. Discussed by JobnJSIaton and Mrs. Nora Ross. Lewis. The lay delegates are 10.5510 it. 10 Teaching as a Profesr.ternltyl Eternity! How loos art thou, eternity t John L. Wheat, R. E. Crockett, sion T, E. Greer. Discussed by W. M. As long bs God is Qod, bo long W. S. Johnson and T. J. Williams. Jenkihi and Miss L B. Moore, THE AUTOGKAPII BOOK OF BLUB. Endure tho patna of hell and wrong, Discipline, W. n Bo long tho Joys of heaven remain. W. K. Piner and D. S. Campbell H.11.20 to 11.35 Meansbyofmembers of tbe She gave bim her book to write In Martin. Discussed Oh, lasting joyt Oh, lasting pain! were elected clerical alternates. association. Her autograph book of blue Tondor, O man, eternity Adjjuro to meet at 1 p. m. 5uperannuatcd List. And she said; "Write it straight, now, Biblo Readings. Dout. xxxiii, '2d, 1.00 The following ministers were Miss to 1.25 Migration of Teacher, 37; Ps. xo, 1, 2; Isa. lvii, 16; Math, Tommy, Alexander. Discussed by J. S. e put upon the superannuated list: xix, 1033; xxr, Mark x, And something nice and true." and Miss L. L. Litllepage. John iii, iv, 86, 80; xi, W. T. Reed, T. C. Frogge, C. K. 1.35 to 1.45 Stiffly and squarely he wiote a line of Trustees xii, 24, 26; Bom. vi, 23; II Cor. Boggess, G. W. Dennis, Win. and Teacher -- H. S. Sanders. Discussed For bis queen with tbe eyes of v, 1; I Tim. vi, II Tim. iv, Kambhn, J. R. Dempsey, J. M. by Misses Louise Winstead and Ella Noel. and signed it, "Tommy" 1. 55 to 3.10 Recitation in History. MIi Rev. ii, 10. Walton, W. W. Lambeth, J. J. Pinkey Prilcbett, Discussed by Misses "Maggie, Hove you true." Hardison, J. F. Lulajglaton and Marry Littlepage. Capital Stck Paid In, Surplus Fund Rodell, P. T. A youth came from a college 2.20 to 2.30 How to Make Good ReadDeWitt and J. P. Hogard. $80,000. $20,000. A student grave and wise COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867. Revs. Thomas M. Sphng and ers, Miss L'ordie Teague. Discussed by Association. Hi looked at the little old autograph book; Frank M. Thomas were granted 2.45 to 3 co How I Would Teach FractiHe looked at her true blue eyes. . supernumerary relations. ons,-J. S. Cargyle, Discussed by G. II. And he scrawled, with cynical smiling. Geo. F. Campbell was expelled Winstead and Miss McDowell. In tbe old, old book of blue, 3.10 to 3.25Grammar, E. T. Flshback, from the ministry and the church Of the folly of love and signed it, Discussed by H. S. Sanders and P. R, on the charge of immorality by a Cabell. advantages of a bank account The "Thomas Reginald Hugh." are numerous. It is cot to busi- vote of six to three in the Como 3 50 Civil Government John A man came from bis labors, ness men we are talkin- g- thev mittee on Trial. The charces Slaioo. Discussed by W. H. Martin and know all about it but to salaried Learned in the school of years; T. E. Greer, or general discussion. were made by the preacher's wife, men, wage earner sad to women. Gazed at the little blue book, and dreamed, 4.00 to 4 30 Miscellaneous. who has sued for divorce, but Mr. There's safety if lae bank is a II. S. Sanders, Vice-PreAnd gazed, as he dreamed, through tears, good one. There's convenience Campbell claims that his wife's Then he looked and saw her smiling, the money always ready and out mental condition had caused her The Bee has just received a fine of reach of your own petty squanWith tears in her eyes of blue. to be dissatisfied with her home. assortment of cards dering, too. It is easy to spend Agd he wrote and signed it "Tommy" and other was at first thought that he stationery and can furnish small sums when you have a large , jt "Maggie, I love you true." anything . sum in your pocket. would appeal the case to tile gen- - in the printing line on H. W. Jakbwav in October Lidiri'-Homshort notice . 2U-21 Car-gyl31-4- 0; 28-8M-220-2blue-Proudly, anything last throughout eternity? As wo look at the world about us it seem.i subject to tho laws of change and de cay, aud wo are romiuded of the words of tho apostle that "tho things that nro seen nro temporal," The world has not always existed. "In tho beginning God created the heavens and tho earth." Henderson DUtrlct. Tho world will not always exist Presiding Elder G. II. Hayes. "Heaven and earth shall pass away," Henderson It. W. Browder. says Jesus Christ What then is eternal? Audubon W K. Smilh. God. God is infinitely eternal. He alCorydon J C. Pelrit, ways has existed. Ho always will exKobards 13. C Itussell Morganficld Station R. F. Hayes. ist Lifo is also eternal. This is revealed Moijanfield Circuit O M. Hveritt. in God's word. Human life is not a . Madisonville S H. Lovelace. spark that is to bo pat out iu this Hanson, D. S Campbell. world, but it is an eternal ray, born SUughtersville E. E. I'ate. into existenco by tbo power of God. Wo W. L. Corbin. Sacramento Bhall livo forever. This is the most sol- Sebrce W W. Kiser. emu and should be tbe most impressive Uixon C. IJ. Ward. revelation of God's word. C.sej utile T. L. Cranddll. Tho rovelation of eternity as to lifo RuiAtllvllle District. is solemn and impressive becauso there Presiding Elder , M. Liwson. are two eternal destinies before tho Kusstllville James A. Lewi. Aiiairville D S. Bowlei. humuu bouI eternal life, eternity spent Allrntville W. iu happiness with God, and etcruul Elkion E l: Crowe death, eternity spent iu separation from Sbaton Grove Joseph S. Chandler. God in misery. It is this fact that Kirkmansville J H McAfee. unities eternity of to much consequence Trenton A. P Lyon. and importance to ni. It it thi fact Hopkinsvillt W K Piner. thut should innke ns willing to sacrifice Ilopkinsville Circuit -- II. C. Duval. this life, if necessary, that uo hhould Crofton Mission W. O. Hickird. gain eternity. Many think it i nnrea- Lafaveite G W Lton. Auburn J. E. King. Fonuble to givo up the present for tho Elkton Circuit P. II. Djvm. fntnre, yet it is whut men arc doing Lewisburg Elias Smith. c.vety day iu practical daily life. Men Princeton District. practically sacrifico 20, flO uuil nvcu Premding Eldcr--- S C. Allen. mow years that they may enjoy 10 or Princeton and ft jck Springs V. J. h 20 years of prosperity nnd pnrcos iu the future, end yet no mnu I.qh any gear- .Marion P A Mitchell unite that ho will livo tbeo fntnre folu Robert Johnson. yc.ito iu this life. Study Crave E. O. Uogges. If it is rcnsouitblo for men to sacrifice Salem W. H. Archer. tho present for the futnro iu this world, Cinrville R. T. McCarnell. how much mere reasonable it is for Southland B. A Bradon. Grand Rivers W. W. Prine. them to sacrifice time, for eteiuily. Edd)ville L V Browder. What aio 80, 60, 70, 100 years iu comKuttaua L M Kumk.1I. parison to eternity 1cm thce few years? Cadiz J. D. Eraser. Gladly should wo Lo willing to lose this Cerulean Springs-- J. F. Sbiffer. life if ucccsrary to guiu eternal life. Canton S L. C Cowherd. Eternal lifo can culy te found in Star Lime Works G. W. Paogburn, Jesus Christ. Christ came to eurth to Greenville W. C Hayes. bring life aud immortality to light Greenville Circuit R. C. Love. through tbo gospel. Ho has brought it, Dawson J. W. Crowe. yet how many are. indifferent to it? Delegates CltcteJ. How in any livo ns if it wero nil of life The clerical delegates elected to live and all of death to die? And yet God has xoveulcd tbo fact that man were David Morton, H. C. Morrison, Gross Alexander and J. C. shall livo throughout eternity. Ran-dulp- comprehend. Eternity is ono of these, tt is easy to deflno It is impossible lo comprehend If tho largest snowfall had been removed by tho melting of a singlo flake- in 1,000,000 years, who could comprehend tbo tiiuo requir ed for such an achievement, and yet if sucn a ming were possiuio ancr it jiuu been dons eternity would still bo aa if tinio had only just begun. Is there anything that is eternal? Will Appointments in Henderson and Princeton DisThcro oro sotuo words in the human tricts of the Louisville language easy to define but difficult to Tonc.-Etenii- tT. For the Week Ueglnntnir Sept. 40, Cowmen t by Iter. S. II. lole, Rus-sellvil- later to abide by the decision of the Committee and let the matter rest; though he still protests that he is innocent. The next confere.ice will be held in Louisville. L. c N. TIME TABLE. SOUTU. No. 31. (Effective May 30, 1S97.) Connections are made at Gutluia and Nashville for all points No. 33 r, L. l., Lv. Chicago L.. St. Loull it it Conference. L. KYinille .... ... Lt. L. Sebree Slaughters...... uv.iiiniou Lt. Lt, Lv. Lt, Ar. Ilaoderson. S.lm 1.10 135 4.13 ij6pni - business at the Louisville Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, in session at Henderson last week, was disposed of with great rapidity by Dishop Wilson. The appointments, of greatest interest to preachers, their families and the laymen, were read at 11.15 Monday morning and the conference adjourned immediately thereafter. Following is a list of the appointments for the Henderson, Russcllvillc and Princeton districts: ur (Joloted (Jitiens. All coiuRiunieanona ami nutters of oawi pi tiiulUK to (bit column ibuulu be iddratted lo Gro. ALtitxDBi, Karlinctoa. Kt. Ar. Cothile HopklaiTill. Maditooville. Earlington ... Monona Gap. Nortonvltl .. 401 p m 349pm J7pti 6.0m .tpm pm S.16 10 pm pm pm too pin 313am 7.00 8.33 No. 91. 10.10 a in North, East, South and West, In Pullman Palace Cars. y fa 34J a 01 EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on tho line of tLs road w receive special low rate. Sec agents ol this company frr rates, routes, &c, or write to C. P. Press Miatirs has been quito sick, his condition is more hopeful, and bis friaadi manifest great anxiety for bis recovery. An interesting meeting is in session at tbe A. M. E. Zion cburcb. Rev. W. Hayes preached an excellent sermon on Monday night to a large and eager audience. Miss B. Minlers, of Elizabetbtown, is visiting relatives here. Miss Lillie Dorsey returned home last week. Miss Joiie Pritcbett visited in Madisonville last week. The little daughter of Tillman Sbelton Tuesday morning at tbree o'clock, and was buried Wednesday. bow-ever, Lt. Gulhil. Nathtllle .... Lt. NailiTille. Lt. Guthrie Lt. lIODklnsvllle.. Lv. NortoQTille pm 4.11 p hi S.npm jspm 6.111pm 803 pro ROKTN. 439am pin n 3.19 a tit 6.07 a m 6.31 am 8 40 a m No. st. 7.10 p m 4.17am 47P top m 31. Atiioxi, LT.Hgnomuip Earlington. Lt. Lt, Lt. Lv. Lt. Lt. It anion Slaughters. Sebree . . . UidUonvlllo Henderson. . a m ii.ij a m am 11.11 a m 10.31 p m ia6a in n.)3 a m u.o5pra 10.17 10.33 7.33 am 7.4S-a.39 a m 9 11 a 911pm am a 0.33 P m 10.10a m 11 03a m 10.39 pin No 9J. No. G. P AT. A., Louisville, Kentucky. an mil 91 will atop at Maditcntllleand Springfield to take on and let off pattengert 10 ana from tnicago ana pomu nortn or KTanttuie la E. & T. II No. gi makes regular ttopt at Guthrie, Earl Ington, HopkliUTllIe and Henderson. Ar.Cblcago No.sot and Ar. Bvanvillen Ar. St. Lou 1 . 11.03 pm 11.17am 11.10 pm 11.44 a m 11.33 p in tt.10 a ro 11.10 pin 1.13 1140 am 7.31pm 7.10 am 8.17 nm 8.uam 11.03 10.37am 11.31am am GROVE W BHWn pm iff fc Mr. W. H. Ros. of Madisonville. is manifesting a commendable interest in Atkinson Literary and Industrial College. We need trustees who will be active and do something for tbe college. Rev. R. B. Orndorf, of South Carrol-ton- , Ky., visited our city Ibis week. Tbe elder has been on the sick list for several weeks, The Silver Anniversary of Bishop J. W. Hood, of Fayetteville, N. C. was celebrated this week. Bishop Hood is tbe senior Bisbop of tbe great A. M. E. Zion connectipn. He is tbe oldest negro bisbop Iu tbe world. Pres?ding Elder E. II. Curry. D. D., visited Earlington this week. He preached at theEailington A M E. Zion cburcb on Tuesday night, Revj W. T H.iyir, of Bardstown. Ky is in the city. Elder Hayes, was licenssd to preach by tho Eirlington A. M. E Zion Church. Iln and his children are visiting bis mother Mrs Violet Hays and other relatives. Hn is looking quite well, and bis friends here are ttlad to see blm so rapidly in bis chosen work. Alklasaa LIUrary and Industrial CoHtga. Tbe' work of the filth began on the aad intt. A tine corps of teachers are on bafad to do the educational work. Prof. U II. Joyce. Prin., Miss L Galewjod, Matron; Mrs. I Brooks, Teacher of Art and English Department: Miss E. H Stockdale, Muic Teacher. Tbe new catalogue of Atkinson College are otft. They present a neat appearance, and are the fine workmanship of Tits Bbb raoviDtaci DAILY accoMuoDATioM, ' 713pm 6.33pm Lr, llanllou Ar...., 6.10pm 6.03 pm 7.10am ...Lt. UaditonYllleAr. , Ar. Earlington Lt. 7.3Sam 3.43 pm Lt Earlington Ar 3.30pm 7.43am Lr. MadltonvllleAr 3.13pm 803am 8.19am., Lr. Ilamon Ar Minn 8.44 a m. ...... Lt. Slaugbteri Ar 4 17pn Lr. Sebree Ar. 410pm 9.03am Lr. Hendemon Ar ... jtopm 9.30am . J.4S pm Ar. Eramrllle Lr. 10.30am W.W. ETIIKIOGE. Agent, 6.13 6.40 am am 633am IXCirT SUNDAY. Lr. Providence A- r, Lv, NeboAr. V 'aLsaiaaC'vW' TIME TABLE I. C, R. R, (Effective May 6, 1897.) NewOrleana Memphis... . Princeton.. . Norlonrllla Lr Central Cllr Ar. Louitrille Ar. Cincinnati NORTH BOUND. No. 201. No. 104. No 6.30 p m 9 co a in 7.30 1:53 4 111. Fulton Paducah ixop 40 p til i:( a m 9:37 a in m am am 3'39 ...,0.30 P 3.3s a in 10:30 p m pm 4:19 11:15 1033 pm 80 a in 3:13 pm 6:40 am m pm 8:13 11 10 1:13 pm p in am am CHILL ISJSVASCOODFORADULTS. OaiATlA, TASTELESS - r I. Ceo a in 8.00 am TON IE Ills., Nor. U, UM. 8 am 11:33 , SOUTH Iarla Moutclno Co., bl. Loula, Mo. Oemleoieni Wo aold laal jroar, 009 bottles o' TA8TKI,la CHILI, TO.NIC and ham 8:40 am 01lOVi:-Lr. Central City. ... 10:19pm njpm bought Ihrfo Rrvaaalreadf tblayear. In all oar Lr, Nortonvllle ot II reara. Iu tbo drus boilneaa. hara 11:13 p in 1:34 p in DOTer aold an article lust rare sucn unlreraal satu Lr, Princeton,, . .,,10:18 am n:iSara Lr, Paducali. " u:ioprn 1.37am 6.15pm lacUon aa rour Tonlo. Yours trulr. ABsar.Cana ACS.. Lt. Fulton. ... Minm 1.Aam a m n m Ar. Mampbia.. ...,7.05 pm 7.10 am Ar. New Orleani. , . 8.10 am 7 00 a ro Alltralntrun daily Not. 103 and 204 are solid 60 YEARS Veillbuled Iraina, piolichgas lighted, with PullEXPERIENCE man liuffel Slceoera and Free lieelinlni Chilr Cars between Cincinnati and New Orleani, Traint aoi and 103 alto run aolld between Cincinnati and ntw urieant, carrying Pullman nuUel Sleepers. Ulrcci connections made at all Junction points. A. II. HANSON, G. P. andT. A. Lt. Cincinnati.. Lr. Louitrille .11:10 pm 3:30 a in 8:15 am , 911 a m 1:53 7:03 UOUND. No. 101, No. 203. WAtl RANTED. PRICE BOots. pm pm No. 111. Teacher' Association Prsgran. wwwiiinninmrB SlN THE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the infallible remedy for all forms of malaria, especi ally chills and fever. people take the reliable and popular tonic, and febrifuge, Up-to-da- liSMS TRADE" MARKS, DESIGNS, aaeteb and ?KViTiSrtlM,'ee',,'etner tnTentloSft patentable. Communlcatlona iilrlrllw Wo JltT" . Waablngton oea. ,ni.A?J.rt .rMlT,ono ,e5lS n " I ' ... . 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