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Digital page images are linked to the text file. tst r 74 z vk 4- i 1 4 rI1c J f I I or c II EIGHTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY I I It a hI i a p 1 t t firstL The rron r o tCJ1i I sto f e n csttCOt S 1Vett1C V l 00ct 1- 1att 0 Itu c tcOeuoie g t t loU n bsObottC 1 tlrt tc wSo to Pot EN1MESSEE ENTENNIAL AND TERWATIDNAL POSITION 0NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA I AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD DONT FORGET IT I ls this line you secure the Maximum of wd Safely Comfort Satisfaction at Minimum of Expense Anxiety Dotber Fatigue JB EXCURSION TICKETS ala at reduoed rates from all points on line and connection to Nashville and urn during tbvcontinuance ot the Ten ExpoIonI PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAUS Uetween Nashville and Chattanooga At kata Augusta Macoo Jacksonville Knoxville Aibeville Washington Ualti Were Philadelphia New York Ports Mouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little k Texaricana Sherman Waco Dallas Fort Worth ACE PAY COACHES OXtLI TRAINS Information Pertaining lo TICKETS IIOUTES HATES ETC III ba cheerfully furnished upon apph cation lo Ticket Agents or to 4 J WBLCII Dlv Pus Agent Mem phi Tenn It LATIMBR AgentAtlanta D J MULLANEY Northeastern PdSl Agent f 59 W 410 St Cincinnati Ohio IL C COWARDIN Vestern Ps Agent Room 405 Ry Exch Bldg Si Louis HiARD F Hiti Northern Pass Agrnl ChicaGoJent Chattanooga Tenn W L DANLRI General Passenger and Ticket Agent Nashville Tenn A LA HRLLE JAKDINIBItU LIFRITSCH SOW FASHIONABLE itl MgflGHANT TAUMR- 8L d clooiot A ANn IMPORTER OF CLOTII AND SUITINGS 321 Upper First Street EVANSVILLE INDIANA He earnestly solicits the patronage of his Hopkins county friends W A NISUET PresMenl O W WADUILL Cithler Hokins Louatu it BANK J MADISONVIIIE1Ky iCapltal Stock S50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most sure vault iu Vihat section of Kentucky Co CompotinD prescriptions properly it takes time Il requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It rrqujrei the druggist to have a largs amount ot drugs fresh drugs He must give the bent possible work and for compensation must bo reasonableIi fwlTff TilE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BERl WERE CAREFUL t 1 ST BERNARD DRUG TIJAMES T iIST LOUIS cRATES 2OO PER DAV i Room ond Breakfast 100 rf EUROPEAN PLAN 100 Per Day 114 RIOS MMeals Good SerIe v Whoa you Visit St Louis stop nt SrnJAtEIiOTELS Saaf fIiMMt iifief Cart ifr4SM HitL TURKISH rHSQItn all NlfiUf INDEPENDENCE ONLY Will bo Aoooptod br tho Gabon Patriots They are Willing to IVy for It It Cinln II- Iso Kiiough to tnku AilvuntHji ot m- Invurnbla Opiwrtuiilly Ollier- wlia Wr tu the Ualb NEW YORK Oct 4The Hernia prints a number of Interviews will lending Cubans hero on Ihu nHtmtiou hi thu Inland The Cnbnns nil declare that nutonotuy tar thu Ulntul is out of the quiStlon but most of thom are lu favor of paying Spalu a iviiHuuublu in dumiilty rovidlut slio evituuules the isriitul nt once T Utlrudu iuliuii ruptxsuntattvo ol thu Cubuli provisional tovcniuieut said Tu Ihu Cuban pulrlots II iimlccN Itt tie dllTuruiiuo whulhtr u II be nil or CUll urviilivu tiilnlslry UhvuLu ulTatrs in Spain A clrinire in Kovuriiinenl In Spain does not titter the ciuu of thu Cu bans They aro now moro Urinly do lunnliiiMl llniti over lo push Hid tight uiilll Ihu alisululu Indipjiiiliiico of Luba U uulciiowludgud 1 bclluvu thu tltbiini tiro wilting lo pay II ruiisimublu linluiiiiilty tu Spain provided NIlu with draw hur troop from Cubit before the Island Is completely ruined linrlcjttu J do Vurona suld 1 bulicru uutouomy would coinpll cute rather than solvo the Cuban alt nation Absolute Independence Is the aspiration of the Immense majority of tho Cuban people Cuba needs a deli nite political regime Spanish auton only would not give it to the island The only practical solution of tlie Cu ban problem Is absolute indupuud cncc Dr henry Lincoln do Sayes said uhvnysbeenvtaw to n cessation of hostilities pro vided the first coiullliou ba that Spain shall acknowledge Cuba Independ ence Col F Lopez do Quaralta formerly of the United States army and II veteran of the ten years war In Cuba said byrorcepeopleIgive my consent to a compensation to Hpnln for the sake of getting rid of the Spanish 11 Trujlllo editor of El Iorvcnlr Mid Cubans aro lighting for absolute lu dependence and will accept rio other lolutlonllrlgadlcr Kugenio Sanchez Agra monte surgeon general of the Cubau army alll- Cuba1d are firmly determined to tight until absolute Independence Is ao iompllshcd Put a few million more or less provided the sum is reasonable will bo paid by them to Spain In order to avoida prolongation of the itruggle rRegarding the plea for the purohasa of tuba from the Spanish government I5ttenIhu junta leaders In New York saId I can not see how Iho plans for thu freedom of Cuba on the basis of uguur intce to Spalu by the United Hiatus of in Indemnity of 200000 UUO I u cash can bo displeasing to any of thu parties ex cept thai Iho umouut Is greatly In excess byVu3lerford to back up the proposition be muse It would have the revon no of = uba to guarantee reimbursement nod tmluovulucnbr laydotuIf our people arc not so unwise us to Imagine It better to fight lo thu hast asp ruttier than cease the struggle on onus so favorable as arc now possible1 THE NEW GREEK CABINET Veil ItccclvoJ by Irs anil lcipiit3iiiiI hJoiouiivej ATIIICNS OiiU aThe new Ciibiuutor cuitbed by M Xaimls huts lout with a luvoruble reception from the press The Asty tho AltropolU the Kphlm iris nnd tho Scrip nil denounce M lol rutinls Tlie Scrip linjei that the lr uU Ulllvier wilt ceasu to disturb tlu country ho robed luldlng that his return lu power would bII na tional dUgruuc- Thu new ministers look Ihu oath of lice bufofd king Ueorgj yesterday TWO PASSENGERS KILLED HKIIJT Othrrj Injureil on Uio Daiifer A Itlo Urtiiiilo 1tNiiYl7 CoioiAXt Col Oct 4Thu Ural see thou of thu Donver llloUrando Narrow train No4 met with tin ac cident just west of hero at llvo oclock yesterday morulng Thu ucciduut is believed to have been caused by the ipreading of the rails Two passen gers were killed A number of the more orlously In jurcd wore taken to Tolluride The wrecked train was bringing cx urslotilsU to Denver WATER FAMINE IMPENDING No Hucti Sc rollyof Water Kxpirliiioad lu Many Venn KANSAS CITY Bfo Oct 4A ccordlng lo specials to tho Times a water famine Is impending la this part of tho south west Iu the Immediate vicinity of lCau os City there has not been sucli u scarcity ot water for 17 years All this small streams and manyof the ponds In Jackson county are reported to be dry Almost every town In Missouri and Kansas is already feeling the effects of the water famine WEYLER RECALLED 80 Says a Madrid Dlp toh llf this Yay of London LONDON Oct 3A special dispatch received hero from Madrid lays that CapUOeti Weyler has been recalled froiuOubit Ills successorlt is added ties not yet been oQclnlly announced prevalentinSeveral train loads of horses have arrived in Lexington to participate in the trots A Voodford county baptizing was postponed on account of the scarcity of water The Providence Coal Company will begin at once the erection of a jew store room L CHECKING HOG CHOLERA Itnllroad Coiupnuleg Uaeceiirullr Combat lug the Disease DunuQUB Ia Oct bTue Chicago ChlcngolIurlinglon panics ore still experimenting with a view to checking hog cholera That success has attended their efforts Is shown by letters from scores ot farmers and hog raisers who have followed the advice and used the remedies recommended by the agents of the rail road companies One of Iho moit active agenU In the effort to lessen thu death rate among hogs is Mr F J Clemens division freight agent of tho Chicago Milwaukee t St Paul whose saysApoints Into the conan of hog cholera leads me to believe that the disease is caused mainly by Irregular1 anti Im proper feeding The disease is moro prevalent lu the fall when farmers communes to gather tho animals for market than at any other time hIostare then taken from the crowded into pens and permitted to gorge themselves with grain If euro were taken in changing from one grain to another and In the quantity given al regular times I believe that what Is called hog cholera would bo pro vim ted The Chicago Milwaukee St Iaul has tin export on the road nil the time advising fntncrs and endeavoring to demonstrate experimentally that hog cholera is not caused by a germ as is popularly supposed TWENTY THOUSAND DROWNED Most Uliaitroui Flood Tout Have 10116 Chins for Many YesrSIzty Vlllugei Oe ilroyeil acil Their Inhabitant Drowned or Forced to Fleo Thoutand Homeless TACoMA Wash Oct 5The steamer Victoria brings news of the most disastrous Hoods that have vlslied China for wauy year Sixty villages neariTung Chou containing over 80000 in habitants have been destroyed byaHoods and the people drowned or torcel- to lice There is no means of finding out howI many thousands have been drowned but the uumberis estimated by Chinese authorities at 15000 to 20000 The flooded district Is within twelve miles of 1elciu the capital of ChinaaAs a rule Chinese oQlctals 111111 vciya little stir when a calamity llko this t happens but the proximity of the dis aster has resulted In Its being brought to tIm attention of the emperor whc lias ordered that all possible relief be given DR NORRIS DEAD Victim of UauUt ltuie4 llnllot Fallet tu I Survive nn Operation ST Lows Oct iDr J W Norris llOd nt 1030 azn at the Baptist ho pllal He had undergone UloopemI lion of lamlnectomy at of Or liernays in the hopo that his life might be saved but ho never rallied b anti the cud camo after ten weeks of mfferlng from the effects of the wound inflicted by Daniel Uoso at Pal aiyra with whoso daughter Dr Norris bad apparently sustained improper reItallons as he was found by Itoso In Miss Kosoa room After the shooting Dr NorrIs de hared himself alone to blnmu saying that Mr Rose hind acted as any father ihottld SUMMEIl HOTEL BURNED Urstrucllou r thn lintel lrlIo a S Alliiii tiinUn lleacli speIulMnn says that the Hotel Lafuyulto at Miniieloiikn Bench is on tire 111111I that the root huts fallen lu rue build hag which Is ii huge wooden structure loj doomed It was the property of the livut Northern Hallway Co and tho liiiest summer hotel In the norlhwesl WATER FAMINE rim riulil Sells for liCe CoOl a Qinrt at Otvtfuln Arc LITTIK UOCK Ark Oct 5AlIlocillt from Oiceola Ark says that owing to the longcontinued drought In that tlclnlly wells and springs have gone entirely dry unit Ihu peoplu now tire ump lIcl to buy water for drinking purposes Wttlur sells readily at five cents a quart URI thin demnnil greatly exceeds Iho supply Ihiy Liiigtrjs IIiuibil Sent tu a Lu untie Aujluui- LoNnox Oct 5 Kdwurd Langtrv former husbatid of hilly Langtry thin aettxax who recently obtained u ill varuo from him In California nod who is esiilil to have privately married Prlncu Paul Kslcrhazy has been found nauderlng In demented condition on the railway line near Chester and sent to a lunatic asylum WifeSlimier mid Attempted Hulolil ChicAno Oct 5DulllIg the progress ofit quarrel William McCalcb an ad vertising agent living at 84 Vellai street murdered his wife by her throat with u razor Ho then made what Is expected lo prove a successful attempt al suicide by shooting A Prominent hisser ST PAUL Minn Oct 5 Lycurgts Davenport Palmer founder of the Mus cutluu lodge tIme first niasonla orgnui zatlou In Iowa for many years a locaL business inaff lu Sioux City IllldI Yankton S D is dead aged 77 Ilimarkaulo Century hue NEW YORK Oct taThe New York Firemens Cycle club had a century run Sunday in which P7Q men and 75 women participated Eight hundred and seventy of tIme men finished in good order und only one of the worn en dropped out 1 I PousseP 0 tu I 1 And why not a piepusher J c as well as a coffeepusher 1 Its s far more necessary Do you suffeir with dyspepsia Ayera J j Cathartic Pills will cure you Jj Take a- PILLl AFTER PIE Ji H L 5 SilbscrjbMqr fjiKBKE GEN NEAL DOW Death of tho Father of the MaI J Prohibitory Law lie rallied Away at III Home In Port laud Ale In llli NinetyThird Yotr llrler Sketch ot Ills 1nbllo anti Private Ilfe IOUTIAND Mo Oct BGlin Nell now the famous champion of this tern pcranco cause died at Ills Congress street home Saturday afternoon len Dows illness was serious from the be ginning and his ease Was rendered hopeless by tIme Infirmities of old age Ho had not spoken since Friday afternoon but would occasionally recognize members of his family when they IHI tcred Iris room Throughout his sick ness ho was most patient Among the last words which he uttered vcleIIJ um very weary I long tobo free Oca Dow was In Ills ninetythird Sclr Ho from a longlived Quakcriamllv Ill fa hur lived tobiU5 yoanold ant Ills mother was a centenarian Up to the time of his Html Illness ho wu In tho habit of rising at tire ocloclc every morning and taking a long walk Ho would often drive 20 miles In nn afternoon ant was remarkably active Lor a man of hIs atc Ion Dow achieved national fame as the fa ther of tho Maine probtbl Ionlaw Since IS40 bo had been the leader ot the prohibition t- In tho state rind had oftentimes been their champion In other commonwealths He was perhapi tho mst Influeallal QEN NEAD DOW tejipiiinco advocate In the Untied States Twice ha was called upon too to England In tho nteroitMOf the temperance cause and he In nil of the largo cities of Great Brit ain lie hal been mayor of Portland several times nd served two terms In the stnto legIslaturehHI bravery In the civil war won ot brigadiergeneral Ncal POW was born In Portland March CO SO just ncroM tho way from the handsome resIdence lu Congress street In which ho dIedt lib rather was i welltodo tanner After bo tog educated in the academy the son engaged In buslnw with Ills father Young Dowbadalwoysbeen taught tt abhor On every occasion ho used his InDuence tho tratno but Itll said thai only by SightoakeJ that he use his Influence to keep her bus band frjm drinking as he was about to loic hits position on that account Hewni In tbehllbneof getting his llijuorf rom a pertain plac ho thouibt that It the ilopnkcapr could ba penuaded not to sell to him he would reform Dowmalo therjjuoit for her but ha waS ra buffed by the saloonkeeper This treatment lejhtni t3b3 ln a war on th trims whichtresulted tndrlvlnz every liquor denier tote In 1311 be iwo up his bailnets and tlmtdtjn o campaigning tour through tho 8 traveled In n carriage In summer and a sleigh In winter visiting every section of the state cllverlng speeches and IcaylnT n wide trial of icmp ranco tracts behind When he hat sat jratcd the state with prohibition sontlmenfhe gibhirdMaine It wni passed In 1811 rind every saloonswas driven uut ot the stole MR Do Serving J ls second term as wayorof Portland Vheii the law way passed When the war broke out he raised a regiment iid went Into the Held as colonel of the Thlr esnlh Maine volunteers Ie rosi to the rank D jf brlKadlcr general Durlngn whole winter he r- TaS cmtlncd In Libby prison and In blOlex hanged for Ice Fltthugh Lee He was txvlre fouuded In battle In 1553 he spent some time In Knglaul work uic for the abolition or the liquor tranu Of ate yean be had been much at boms alien illnj- wIilHbu llIes alia Irs rending much nail writ- siaf Komr- Qftn Daw wai ot plcatln rsonolllynnl had 7 bright kinJiy face Ho was slight and trict vad active Ills loco wa such as to Insprs aJ ulnttlon and confldonce MALLIE WADES MURDERER t In Vas Captured at Terre Haute Intl sod l Locked Up lit IH LoUIs SI louiri Oct a Charles Webb tvho murJered hits sweetheart Mallle Vaile u colored school teacher III this Ity on the night of May 8J ISiS ar rived here ulSu in from Turro linutj liul wlierj ho win arrested Friday UVbb udmltlud his guilt when urrost e ed tind ivlnruad without time formality of u requisition TIme bodyof Yebb victim was found thu morning after the murder in the liittrrs quurlurs over u stable at 2125 Uravois avenue Slio was lying on hits jot with u bullet wuitnd iu her bruin VVoiU had tlisappciuvd and u thorough teurcli of the city failed to lout him The circumstances of time girls death iveiii such tit to convince the coroner fury that he was responsible HOW THEY STAND Avr Ec i lit this Clo o of tli Season Oo 1tbrFollowing Is the standing of the league baidtiill cliitx ul time close of the champion ihlp season of 1897 ler h Woo losl cent Uoston 83 II 7011 Haiti moro W 10 150 New Yorlc- Uluclnnatl IU Sd SJI 78 M- Ba 3Cleveland r 6J 523 Washington 11 VI 4112 llroolilyn 01 71 452 Pitlsburuhihlcaco 69 OIl TJ- f 71 9fPhiladelphia 5 77 417 Ioulsrllle 63 78 400 bt Louis 2 102 221 GALLANT ROBBERS The Iluck Island llaudlU Sld They Didnt nb laitles lour VOHTII Tex Oat aSlllni Crow this railway mull clerk says the Hock Island train robbers got but lit tlo if tiny of the registered mall The car was a combination mall and ex press When tho through safe wasIdynamited the explosion scattered mall over thu car and but few It any ot the register Vcr found by tho robIhers They wore very gallant to the ladles ono ut whom had SUDD with her They said they did not rob ladies AttmUnoo ut Hie X liviln tiipadtlon NASHVILLE lonOlL 4For the mouth of September the attendance upon the exposition amounted to 73IST4 nod the total uttuudunce wince upuiilng up to October 1 amouutud to UPrtitiW The Ifoard of education of Ow cnsboro has declared a holiday in the public schools for fair week Gardens have dried up in Graves county ponds have given out stock is suffering for the want of water and the wind is blowing keen from the north with no prospects of rain Theoflice of Eades Lehnhare oalde of Pathicah was en tcreit bySafe blowers OTHERWISE UNNOTICED w tThls Is carnival Week at St Louis and the city is full of visitors i ExMayor Fred Cope of Vancouver n cwas drowned on the Skaguay trail Tho new Greek cabinet was sworn lu Sunday Jt Is well received by the press Sam Wilson living near Perry Okla HenryCrouseGen Nunez says that thin relic of Cuba tuft by Weyler Is not worth 8200 000000 The total attendance at the Tennes see Centennial exposition to October 1 was 1100083 Thin teamers Alkl sailed from Tnco ma Wash Sunday for Skaguay with 50 gold seekers The Afrldl and Orkzal chiefs have arranged plan to oppose tho lliltlsh advance in India It is said that Senor Oupuy do Lome WnlhlnRtonbasKaiser Wilhelms naval budget has caused alicia an outcry that he has de cided toilhink it overITwo young men held up a cable train a mile south of Kansas City Mo and robbed time conductor Time Orange ludd Partner estimates tills years yield of wheat in the United States at hS000000 bushels saysCubaIsUnd wont do Mrii4eorgi lirownlcc anti two of her sons were to death In their house atJEast Long Meadow Mass Captains Castillo and Nunez trapped a force of Spanish troops in Matanzaa provtiu5 in Cuba and killed 100 oi them An excursion train on the Denver Jc nenrCalapllxlColwere hurt James McDermott aged 50 a promi eat railroad mane tiled suddenly of eart disease at his home in Mount Vernon1ih Tho flat has gone out that Wcyler go The queen regent of Spain it mllllslrJIsPassed Assistant Surgeon Hratton on quarantine duty at tialvcstou met with an accident probably fatal at- abino Pass Tex Calvin Lawson of D county Okla was convicted at Tajogn of killing his contestant and sentenced to the penitentiary jot life HenryMayV5L5 rescued Time captain says that he ins made ills last voyage A family at Sheet Creek precinct jlrepnlelblhemother are deadanti two are danger ously ll- Mlnstyr Cajvp of Costa Uica says IsIs government hns claims In the San UILII country uud will not consent to oy concessions pending settlement of the Nicaragua canal project A letter from E if Ifbmlltou at Fort Yukon says that Dawson City must suplies and that is 880 tulles from Das ll Ucorgo lkidtlleiilmattvoof Lincoln ebnllonlIIImissioner of street of Lebanon tiled udllelll of ieartfnilnrc Sunday aged 7 years The baseball season of 1697 has ended and the Hostons atc tIme champions with n porcerilaga of 704 They beat hin lialtimorcs 1 by six points TIme St Louis Browns are tho tailemlers with a percentage of 221 Hurled Trcuiiurf Hccovorcil- PEAHSAII Tex Sept 30 Two strangers came to this place Monday and catnpsd civJohn Itowdams ranch They ware In search of buried treasure and dug up un earthen jar containing 15090 iti gold They Immediately left on B train with tIme treasure Mrs JUarjr VuluilMlor fipeeil NEW YuitKk Oct 5Mr3 Mary Poln dexter Speed widow of John Miller Speed editor of Lesllot Weekly and a wellknown writer Is dead ut her sum mer home in Mendham N J THE MARKETS NEW YORK October 1837 CATTLE Nalvo SteersI 4 10 tSf 85 OOTTON Middling 64 KLOUIlWliiter Wheat 475 M B 35 rotOltNOATSNO a 23j 2i N 011th sow Moss 0 CO sj 1001 ST LOUIS COTTONMIddllnjf 8 ft IIJj UEEVES Steers 325 nt COWH and Heifers 2 00 8I 23 head 700 W lOUSPnirtoSelcctP150 0 4 B- OSHEEPKulr to Choice 2 75 M 3 8- 3LOURPatents4 f5 4i 5 OJ Clear 1100 Straight 400 4 M WHEATNO a ned winter it aw COHNNo a NIxed 23h 21 OATSNO s 11 KB i s- iIlYKNo2 10 a 42 TOUACCOrugs 3 O ta It to Leaf Burley 4 W a U 00 Clear Timothy 700 10 0- 1HUlTBIlCholce Dairy 15ft 19 EGOSProill l2l 1ORIC Standard now f- DACONClcar 8 so II LARD Prime Steam U 4 ChICAGo OATTLKNatlva Steer 300 O B B- OHOGSFaIr to Choice 3 TO U 4 S- OSHEKP Fair lo Choice 2 2S 4 425- PIXJUHWlnter Patent u 470 0 501 Spring Patents 4 tO 0 S 00 NNo27JitOATSNO 2 4 4 4- ulOltlCMes3no r 8 05 G 8 III ICANSAS CITY OATTLENatlve SteM 3 35 Q K 5- 0HOJSAI1 Grades 3 1W 18 405 8311OATSNoaWhtteCOItNNo 2 2Iff 3 NEW ORLEANS FLODBHlRh Grade 4 flfl e 1120 COHNNo 2 37 tt as OATSWestern 5i- HAYCholce 25 ho 00 tl 13 V- UPOIIKOldMessi 25 S bO UACON Sides COXTONMlddllns 4 0 C O LOUISVILLE WHEATNO s lIed 01 L COKNNo 2 MIxe13011t5 Slji 4POIIKNewStats D ft KI IIACON Icar nib Oh j 1 LOliONlIlt11l1log 0 04 No Ore Thought She Could Live believe thaI If It bad not got Dr Carlsttdts Great Remedy for my daughter she would not he with us today She got run down and ber illness developed into rheumatism and rheumatic fcvnr Every one slid that fhu could not live Five doctors Have her no relief by the time she had taken two bottles of Or Carl stedts German Liver Powder abu was obld to sit up in bed and today she is as strong as she ever was and we have path ing to Ih30kforhbut Dr Carlstedts Gr RemedyII S 1ollula 111 r I j at BLt UCKyTHURSDAYCTOBER7f897NOiO goUp THE PUBLIC DEBTC On September 1 ni Hliowii by limo MomiPIil Treasury Statement WASUINOTOV Oct 2Thmo monthly treasury statement shows that at till1 close of business September 30 1801 the public debt less cash In the treasury was 51012 12J7l3 n Increase since August 30 of 83787502 This in crease Is accounted 401 by a corres ponding decrease in tho amount of recapitulated Interest bearing debt IJ47301MO Debt on which Interest has ceased since maturity 1311570 Debt licarlnr no Interest J7ti6- l53t3Totall227315tOtiThU nmutnt liowovor dOlls not in elude riSJ070Uo3 lu cortlllcntes and treasury notes outstanding which are offset by an equal amount of coals in the treasury The cish In the tress ury is ulusssUlotl u follow Goldl8idlMlSliverPaper ISI011338 foals dUburslaz oniMrV balances etc15713880TotalAgainst which are demanj lljbllltlet outstanding amounting la C1il73H Which leaves a net cash balance In the treasury of213172781- A MOTHERS DEED Kuo Ilicompnutd tIe Aipliyxlutlou of llrrioir and hour Children NKW VoitK Oct 2A woman and her four children were found dead liy asphyxiation In thin West Shore hotel Forlysccoud street anti Eleventh ave title Tlie woman land evidently killed her children nnd committed suicide They were registered as Sirs Caroline Razlnlus West Point and four chill drenThey arrived by a train which cuiua from West Point Thursday night Sirs llaziuius appeared to bo about forty years old Time children were two boys ono about 15 and the otlicrabout and two girls about 18 nnd 7 years old DISBARRED FROM PRACTICE A Ilrmof Iatent Attorneys Shut Out From tlio Interior Department WA8UINQTOV Oct BJohu Vcdder burn Cq of this city have been dis barred from practice before the interior lepartuicnt as patent attorneys or age ills limo action of Commissioner ButterS worth is based on section 457 of tho re vised statutes Tho firm Is hold to havp been guilty of gross fraud and unprofessional conduct FOREIGN VALUES rhey Are Affected loT the lleductlon In the PrIce of Silver AVASiiisaiox Oct 8 Director Pres ton ot tho mint bureau has reported to time secretary of tIme treasury the ralno of foreign sliver coins which will be followed in estimating the value of foreign merchandise exported to thu United States As compared with the report of July 1 last there has been a reduction lu the price of sliver ot VUOiilSO per fine ounce BOLDEST ON RECORD rive arntjced Men Ibid Up a Rock Island Train WICHITA Kas Jet 2Rock Island train No 3 Oklahoma Fort Worth Dallas New Orleans express which left this city at live oclock Friday morning was held ip by a baud of masked robbers L short distance this side of Chickasha I T The holdup occurred at 11 a in and In boldness of execution rivaled the most sensational ixplolts ot the James gang the Dalton ong or time Doolin gang IlllnoU SoldIers Ilcunlou SlIAWNEKTOWN III Oct 2A re anion of time Fortyeighth Eighteenth Twentyninth Thlrtynrst Eighty lovcnth Fiftysixth One Hundred and Twentieth sad One Hundred and TwentyHrst Illinois infantry and tho first Third Sixths Seventh ride teenth Fourteenth nUll Sixteenth cavalry and the lexlclln veterans will bo held in this city 011 October IU 30 21 loud laWouduien Itecarils Transferred tOCK ISLAND 111 Oct 2Time rec ords of the Modern Woodmen of Amer lea were landed in Rock Island Thurs Jay evening thus ending the struggle ivhlch has been progressing for five rears between that order and the cltl tens of Fulton Time removal precipi tated a riot nt Fultonand It was found necessary to call out the militia to pro rent bloodshedI to tie UorlU- MCHIDIAX Miss Oct 2rhme munl cipal board Thursday passed an ord inance quarantining against the world They also passed an ordinance prohib iting trains entering the corporate lim its of the city This action was taken because of the rapid and dangerous tprcad of yellow fever elsewhere halt the Town of Willow Sptlpx 111 Durued CHICAGO Oct 2Fire which broke out at Willow Springs 10 miles from Chicago on tho drainage canal de stroyed nearly half the town and made 50 families homeless ross 350000 light insurance Tire 1opon Weakness Increailnc LoXDOV Oct 2The Globe says It hears the popes weakness Is increas lug and that the church dignitaries arc afraid he vrlll not rally from tho extreme feebleness and exhaustion ho now betrays Appointed Surgeon U inrut WABHINOTOH Oct 2Time president has appointed Newton C Hates U S N surgeon general and chief of tho bureau of medicine and surgery ot the navy He succeeds Surgeon General Tryon Earthquake la Borneo SlNOAfoiiK Oct 2 Earthquakes are reported to have shaken many places on tho northeast coast of Borneo and a tiuw island has been thrown up ncni il mpakul Those who believe chronic diarrhoea to be incurable should read what Mr P E Grissham ot Gases Mills la1 has to say on the subject viz I have been a suf fares from chronic diarrhoea ever war nnd have tried all kinds of medicinesI for it At last I found a remedy that ef1 fected a cure and that was Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy This medicine can always be depended upon for colic cholera morbus dysentery anti diarrhoea It is pleasant to take and never fails to effect a Guru 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earllngton Ben Robinson Motions Gap George King St Charles TOO MANY GRANTS Nicaracuas Lato Oonoosslon to a British Company Or Kiolunlvo NavlRiUion lllclitt BelIeved tl IinplngH the Concession Already mar nnteeil lo the Canal Company Will Tuko Steps to Ascertain the Fact Are the Nlcnrngun Canal Company ItlchU Interfered Will WASIIINOTOX Oct ITho state de partment recently received a report llvInggranted to the Kritish company mind stilting Unit it embraced various ex elusive privileges the Silicon lagoon time Son Juan river nnd I akc Nicaragua Slnco then additional Information has become available us to thu puma of time Atlas company Thu Itigoou Is saul to be oft time route of the ennui antI them appears to bu no reason why this should not pass into time exclusive control of u llrltlsl company Time excavation beginning ut U ray town and running west unite with time San Juan river which lu turn leads to Lake Nicaragua after which tho aril Octal cut is continued to the Pacific Under these circumstances it Is said that exclusive privileges of navigation in thesis two waterways for time next SO years would In effect limit time navigation of the Nicaragua canal Whether time concession makes an ex ception in this regard Is not known as Ihu reports Including that of Consul OHara to the state department merely itato that time concession is an cxclu live one An olllcial familiar with Nicaragua canal affairs said yesterday that the concession would have to be construed as subsequent to that of time canal com pany and tho tatters rights In thin San Juan river and Lake Nicaragua ho be llcvcd would bo fully recognized bj Nicaragua Hut time danger ho added was thnfwhon thin American com panys concession expired two hence then tho British corporlltlonI would succeed under tho terms of the recent concession to all exclusive rights of navigation In these two links of time eaual For this reason it was believed that the government or tho canal company would take steps to learn doll nitely if tilts exclusive privilege ex tended to time privilege of navigating the lake and rivers when they became L part of the interoceanic Secretary Long has cunldIthe Newport now at ominisslou Time commission will sllilIabout time middle of November Will remain In the south during thoI winter TOWNSEND REWARD IllColorado Concroiiniau to lois tile Ihe Judicial Uriiilne- WASIIINOTOX Oct 1TIme prcsl lent has announced thin appointment of cxCongresstnan Hosa Townsend ot Sliver CHlf Col as United States judge for the southern judicial district of time Indian territory to succeed tlio llltoI Judge Kllgoro Mr Townsend Isa itraightout republican and though a bclluvcr iu free coinage supported resident ZtIcIinlcy and time republican ticket in the last campaign uotwlth itandlug the free silver bolt HOPE RETURNS arrival of time WlmlliiB Stammer Hop at Her Hock lu llrooklyn New Voitu Oct 1Time whaling itcamur Hope arrived at her dock in Brooklyn yesterday Lieut Ieary and i party of friends worn on hand to meet her On board the vessel were Albert Opcrtl Ihu artist who accompanied tho expedition J D Biggins taxidermist Dr F Soliu ships sue j ouu Robert Stein of tho lurvey at Washington anti gcologlcolj rant Laphcuson six logs the crew nnd the big lUel orlteI GOING HOME TO JAPANI UhiUterlloihl Called tuIlldSccrctury Slier man Goodby II WAHIIINOTOX Oct 1 Minister lloshl of Japan made u farewell call on Sec rotary Sherman yesterday before lear ing on Monday for n visit of mouths In Japan Secretary severalI was presented to Mr charge daffaires during tho ministers j bile lice Time call lasted some time but was entirely social no reference being made to time pending Hawaiian question In which Japan has taken an interest SOLD HER HUSBAND Stloul Woman Aurcri lo UUpose of Her Ilu bnud for 81000 Jr Louis Oct 2Mrs John A Tru Itt of this city thu mouser of tout children him agreed to transfer all rlpht and title in lice husband to Mrs Stephens alias Nellie St Clalr in con iMeratlon of the suns of 84000 cash iu hand rise Stephens woman declares that Truttt is thin only man shin ever loved and as shin is worth 510000 s can afford the luxury of the purchase1 Mrs Trullt argues that she would better have 84001 and no husband than an husband and no money A MADRID RUMOR Communication Hald to ll ve Duo Re ceived From CUUAII Leaders JOVDOV Oct 1A special dud patch from Madrid says that a rumor piovnlls there to the effect that an Im portant communication has been re ceived by the Spanish government fnm tho leaders of the Cuban insur gents suggesting thin basis of a possi ble settlement of time Cuban difficulties Illit Fire at Ironton O IKOSTOX 0 Oct 1This city was visited by a limo Wednesday night that destroyed property to the extent of 8300000 or 8100000 only about unit in sired An area of three square in length and two squares back from the river was entirely devastated Nominated by Tuuiinany- NKW YORK Oct 1 Tammany yestar day nominated Itobt A VanWyck for mayor THE BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery and can furnish anything in the printing line on short notice in hest style and at lowest prices Centennial Rates The L to N has offered the following rales good for tbe ronnd trip on account of the Tennessee Centennial Tickets Rood twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen days 3 40 tickets good for sevon days 275 I Subscrib for TUB UBE ConstipationCauses fully half the sickness In lie world It retains the digested food too Jong In inn liowli and produces biliousness tcrpM liver h- idiHoods gestion bad Mate COalltU Ifsomulasure constipation and all Its esults easily ami tlintotighlr KM xVlflriiJtlsts Prepared by C 1 Hood Co tetiiit MitM TIe only Pills to take with Hoods 8ari iurllt i BEST TRAINS TO dllyMontanaOoIorao Utah Washington Omaha St Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA St Louis or Chicagor VESTIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS DINING OARS CHAIR GARS fl8SPIs- rM Rune TRAV PASSR AGENT OT LOUIS Mr HOWARD ELLIOTT OaKS HOR ST LOWS MO I W WAKUY cetrLpAssnAarsT LOUIS MO DR MENDEIfFATT S IMPROVED tIffLL MID FEVER CURB QUAllASTFED TO CTJRE CHILLS AND FEVER i And Malaria In all Forms Tasteless NOM genuine without the above picture and tho signature of J O JlendcnhalU Price 50 conto at nil DealeroP- RrPAREOONLY B- Yr o SiiowoidivrivvaLT EVANSVILLE lID Sold by Mattirgly Co 1rtI ORtoa Crabtree Coal Wining rmjunv llMey Kentucky EXCURSION TICKETS VIA TilE Illinois Central li R- TENHESSEECENTENN1Al TO TiLE SAN- DINTEBNTIONAL EXPOSITION AT rr NASHVILLE ittI the al ce cccasun lickcis will be sold 1 tin lllinoiH LUitial Kallrcfcd at varying limes ratiS acd limits iicluiling ticket on sale daily peed lu return until November 7 and including tickus having limit ol twenty ih s liflron dasand strv 1tll dais For ful pirtitiihrs as to which the above applies frtm ycur nearest Railroad Slntiun in connection with this Illinois Central Railroad call on or ad dress your nested 1 railroad Tidei Agent WM MUKRAV Div Papp Agt New Or leanr JNO A SCOTT Div PHS Agt Memphis A H HANSON G P A Chicsf o W A Kellond A G P A Ltuisville GEORGE KING unuccisTS- T CHARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Suiulricp Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who loves ani mals wo will send free upon ap plication copy of time ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itcnsely interesting read ing it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address TilE RATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United CUarlties Uulldlng New York Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such iis are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the heat That is the great dis tinction lo bo looked for when tha time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so corn plete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRUG STORE URYAN HOPPER Manager S I f SiapIt i 5 4 as lI4K A d- I iWP 0P 3r 1 f r c jjI I w LV JIt 1r I tJr o It f 1d f t 0 l I I LL L i fc p v r Ilr I 0 1 ijI i I L 11 i i f t j I 4 I1e ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager = c = BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered the PcMoSlce at E rlluieion It Second elttt matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year ttrlctlr In adrance 18100 Liz MonlDsII O ThreeMomhi II Z 3 SpeeimencoplW mailed tree ol1lppltallon Correspondents wanted In ifl parts the county Address us for particulars H THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 1897 TEN dollar tobacco goes pretty well with one dollar wheat or even ninety cent wheat for that matter Thats the kind of tobacco our COfarmersWE acknowledge the receipt of a complimentary pass to the Christian County Fair to be held at Hopkinsvillc October 8th and gth Friday and Saturday of this weekpLIVINGSTON county has just voted on the question of the sale of intoxicating liquors and has gottc dry The total vote polled in the county was 1275 tIme majority against whiskey 545 r tethesituck3jingMay their pay day come regularly and often and the pay be liberal THAT was a great and convincing combination John Rheas tiBrasherssang Goodbye McKinley andti toAecRepublicans DR W G HUNTER says he will buy him a bullet proof suit or twoI before he undertakes his mission to Guatemala This is decidedly in order since the government is in an almost constant series ol prevolutionofficers in the armyIIN view ol the fact that the in ternal revenue collectors will probably be permitted to choose their own deputies the list of eligibles who passed the March hexaminationteresting We publish this list in full in another column TilE BEE does not believe in mobs but we will venture the as serrion that the Baptist college boys at Waco Texas did not hit the editor of Branns Iconoclast a lick amiss He is a far worse ren egade than Charlie Moore ol the Blue Grass Blade ever dared he TUB wave of prosperity it is true has been helped along by the good luck of the farmers but the masses of the people who are beginning to see good limes are simply get ting the benefits of Protection which has lIce 1 restored to timis Tariff system That is all to it Cleveland 0 Leader MR BVNUM was pointed hilt Idnd in all he said in his Madison ville speech Speaking of rogu laritv he saidwe have parties to carry out and enforce principles and policies that we believe best for the people of the country That is what parties arc for There is no regularity that should cause a man to change his principles IT does not seem to have oe dined to the FreeTraders iu this country that all the threats of retaliation by foreign governments are only tributes to the value of our home market Not beijg able to obtain free entry they will I e worn than willing to accept the next best thing reciprocity and that wu can shape in our own in unjst Philadelphia lnquinrr = ==BRYAN travels in special can for hi1tloctrinesof good money Most fminllItIspeakers for time gold the Lion WD Uyntiin pay rejju j ular fare anti irivelaq ordinary citizcpR The effort of the Hryati I rREPUBLICAN TICKET Th VOTED NOT VOTED for Clerk ot the court of Appeals lIES o hAlLEy Fet Circuit Judge Fourth judicial District CLIFTON J PRATT For Commonwealths Attorney Fourth judicial District CIIAS C GRASSHAM For State Senat r Sixth Senatorial District J H LUNSFORD 1or County Clerk R R GRAHAM For County Attorney WILLIAM BEARD For Sheriff GEO R LYNN For Surveyor DABMEY BISHOP For Cororer 11 II HILL First District For Magistrate James H Fcx for Crnslablr W W Lilllefield Second District For Magistrate O J Farnsworth for Constable Jamrs Walls Firth District For Magistrate 11 F Porter for Constable Sixth District For Magistrate Wm M Rice for Constable Johnson Williams Seventh District For Magistrate II F Boinland for Constable William Harris ite managers is not to convince with reason and logic hut they try to dazzle and confuse with show and Ulan of trumpets I AST wel kwe published Gea- R Lynns formal letter of acccpt ance of the Republican nomination for the office of sheriff of Hopkins count Mr Lynn is making an active canvass He begins his canvass under auspicious circumstances being widely and favorably known by the people of the whole Uflt His opponents admit that eorge is very popular and very well equipped for the office to which he aspires and the prospects for Ins election are very lay o rable SPEAKING of Urey Woodsons lan to send Bryan to Paducah to make a speech provided the citi zens will pnt up 150 to pay for a special car a free silver paper in the Fiist district kicks against this extravagance Bryan could buy a regular first class ticket from Nashville to Paducah for less than n dollars But perhaps the free lver farmers in that section have so much dollar wheat and ten ollar tobacco that they can afford 150 cars to transport Bryan in order that he may endeavor to convince them that there is no P rosperitybTilE American home market isle greatest in the world and it akes a great difference whether le patrons of that market are able buy freely or are compelled to onomize Thus it is that Pro ction helps the farmer whether applied directly to his products ortot His market at home is widened by every extension of home industry and it is easy to prove that no small portion of the present agricultural activity and rofit has come through the more AmericanIStates had in 1873 15 cents per capita in silver andl now has 877 per capitd Belgium then had 288 per capita now she as 871 percapita Italy then had 86 cents per capita now she has 135 The Netherlands had then 956 per capita now she ha 5i 1196 AustriaHungary then had 111 percapita now she has 276 Australasia had 115 per capita now she has 149 Sweden in 1873 had 98 cents per capita in silver 1 now she hasloo percapita Norway 89 cents per capita now foo per capita Russia then 23 cents per capita now 38 cents per capita The only nations which have at all decreased arc Great Britain France Germany and Denmark Great Britains ptr capita is 296 instead of 299 that of France has fallen from 1385 to S129H that of Denmark from 416 to 235 and that of Germany from 747 to 420 per capita This data will be of interest in the cam paigns of this fall where the siivc question is discussed Certificate of Qualification for County Court Clerk Know aInei y that presents HopldnsCountybefore me at the court house in Midisonvillc Ky and was examined before me and under liiy supervision by John H Christy clerk of the Hopkins Circuit Court pcrformof County Court Clerk for which he is now a candidate and said examination having been com pleted the said Graham is found qualified I therefore certify that R R Graham is qualified to discharge the Jdtltics of County Court Clerk KentuckyThis conform to time provisions of the State Constitution JlldgeI Ii tmmccyOct Subscribe for TUB BKK Allt BYNWIS GREAT SPEECH Delivered in the Host Pleasant and Kindly Spirit to a Fair Sized Audience at MadIson Ille VEKV DIFFERENT FROM RIIEVS RACING Beyond doubt the speech of the lion V D Bynum delivered at Madisonville on October i was the greatest speech ever heard in Hopkins county on the mone a q Hiuestiongentlemen of various political faiths expressed themselves to TIIK BEK r ceieporterand they were unanimous in their argumenthad s the question and that had h ofeardkinder spirit entirely free from demagoguery and abuse as this was Hon Polk Laffoon introduced the speaker as one of his col paiahighduction Mr Bynums argument was confined entirely to the money question He was heard by a veryfcwuntil the speech was finished In other words he was given an exceptionally courteous hearing by those of the opposite faith who t went to the court house that day There was a marked difference etween the dignified gentlemanly and courteous bearing and kindly and able argument of Mr Bynum as compared with the demagoguery JohnSi v toilleto Mr Rheas disadvantage and forces itself on the minds of all s ablpeakersoften made the day Mr Bynum s pokepirC9ur Joloied iiens perIIlolnllGEO ALrxANDix Earlintton Xr to listSbe1 JQlionEverybody is talking of the great excur z ion to the Centennial on Saturday Oct 9 Are you going miners We are Hur rah for the St Bernard i flotings quite an accomplished young lady Miss Short of Greenville Ky is attending Atkinson Literary and Industrial College at Madisonville Others who desire to prepare to serve the should do likewiseprSpecial service at the A M E Zion church this week All are invited to itsutend mdonated lalureI a welfareto the colored peoplereRev M W Steward and wife of Han SpringlieldZion church at that place lie carries with him our best wishesgWesay farewell to Rev 1 T Cherry of the M It Church South of this place GodfearIngman a mon for Atkinson college We will always remember him kindly sufficientlyT isvisiting ndayfromhiuecWill Hine nml family were in Madison villa SundaypI ElderAmos LRevlut In the A M IV Zion church Is lUB preachela latonWLiteraryday He is principal of the college HsqulreOAnne Miller were married THE Bnuhas just received a fine assortment of cards and other anythingillill best style and at lowest prices Centennial Rateserfollowingrateof the Tennessee Centennial Tickets good twenty days 470 tickets good fifteen days lu SJ 40 tickets good for sevon days 175 Im Nerves4fr As Attaunyen of StlUttbeTelegraphS- ystem of the human body Nerves extend from tile brain to every part of the hotly nn1 roach every organ Nerves are like lIregool servants but hard masters Nerves are ted by the blood and are therefore like It In character Nerves will be weak and exhausted If t blood Is thin pato and Impure R Nerves will surely be strong anti steady It the blood Is rich red and vigorous Nerves find a true friend In Hoods Sarsapa rltU because It makes rich redblooc Nerves do their work naturally and well the brain Is unclouded there are no neuralgic pains appetite and dlgca Uon are good when you t- akoHoods Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier All druggists 1 Prepared only bj C I Ifooil t eo Lowell M u ieHoodANOTHER VICTORY Grassham Knocked Grayot out in a Joint Discussion at Marion Last SaturdayFo THE BOLD DEFENSE MADE By Grassham far the Cause of a Sound Currency Unanswctcil Our Jonnle Couldnt Tote the Load Smitbland Cold Standard We have in our hands a letter from Crittenden county written by one of the most distinguished men there He says I am glad to inform you tha the joint discussion at this place MarionSaturda between Messrs Gr thedecideds masterly defense of sound mo tCfl theIflvcd The Republicans of this county are solid for and his whtheislatulewill give him the Middle the Road Populists who I am ac i sin thacerelyhim two hundred majority in this county toThebeen as downcast since the defeat of Bryan as they were after the discussion actTheland Banner will regret to hear that his Jonnie has received his Waterloo and at the hands of Grassham In all their joint discussions Grassham has been the orator Graot has never at HmptedCh is a of an andwhom tile state will be proud DOWN IN THE MINES Since the resumption of work by so many miners in the North coal shipments North and West from this point hai6nout ceased reTheha the foyall stndForeman Tbos Robinson of the Em e nines was at home here with family last Sunday On account of scarcity ofshcoat cars business at tbat place has Stifenfered the lnfanthe old Arnold mines is pleased with the prospects of again being able to move back as soon as the machinery is moved here The Monarch Coal Company so we are ormed are contemplating in the ne the placing of mining machines inPtheir mines whereby they can be able lo complete with other companies by placing cheaper coal on the markets than they are now able to do Dan M Evans of the St Bernard of grandjurymanassured tbat no guilty man will escape sufficient evidence is produced and Dan lowed bis way Since the question of opening a salo onin Earlington bas been agitated many ex subjectbutch a move even miners who are known JIt Uemselves ovebat Edwardsvillc t st week took matters in their own bandsi when the to go work rocks and other missleS were hurled em and they went back home Instead oftturning to work The women want their husbands assured of living wages before work Is resumed baslatelyinto serious trouble One was call ed upon to settle with the law for carrying concealed a deadly weapon two of them were charged with breach of Ihe peace anfficersein what an evil it is indeed daytolucky as on that date the price of mining bythemany years paid what Is considered stand ard wages These companies have not this yen departed from this rule although it discussionhaslnand miners Here peace reigns su reme and the miner and operator both profit thereby both being controlled by tho desire to live anti let live atIoulsvillocoalfamineonly a few months ago a coal famine was thelalethatWesternto their relief with a hundred or two theycanJournalsaysThe low stage of the river has caused therebeunless the river remains unnavigable to coal boats for two months move It was said at the office of Capt J T Duffy yes Pillsburl 1la Oqooandburg coal there is a liberal keovc 101 I I eREPUBLICAN I1CKIiTins Webster Countyha tFor hoJASOf Magoffin County For State Senator ELI NICHOLS RepresentativeCHARLES For County Judge For J V POOLEOcT T MORRIS AttornejDAVID For Circuit Clerk W rTRUSTYGal sinMISSFor Assessor G H BRYANT For Jailer J J CURRY paForI N BAKER For Constable in Dixon District S N EDWARDS r Magistrate in Slanghlersville District T FRASER coForWILLIAM MUIRonFor Constable hUll EDMONSONha WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS VKBStH COTJNTV DlTAtTUIST Conilncto1 by J W CAVAMAII Duos Kv f othDIXON intthe Honorable David Drowning Kepubli can nominee for the office of county at torney on account of our having used prefix Hoa before his name Nowtan justice to Mr Hrownine we to ojTildenHerald and used the abbreviation because custom and mi thetsas much entitled to that distinctlon as any other of our candidates for county offices 1IonWe have known Mr Urowning for a number of years and have ever regarded him as an honest man and are satisfied thriMr Brownings allusions lo the fusion deal datouchI L tiOf ofwrathhave fair and if the lion L Ii Hen ry thcannotions let him back and out and then plmetake bis place A sympathetic public will kindly observe thit we have been victim izd again SHELTONJuProtracted near he pHollowayMessrs R A Hill G U Shelton Tom d A S Kiggs went to Dixon today Thomas Allen of near here and a party nettinglast fClaybusiness We wish him success jreasons stlyasons this week appointfortysevenee silver to thirteen who for reandard2nd He bad no legal right to try Ed Overby for illegal voting After be ueouldh4tbdcment The above reasons arc facts as the recorc u es fritenough the Good Hook says ask and you shall receive D sieelease be honest and answer this question JOHN SHERMAN VANDERSBURO m derchantgirl SundaytrL our photographer he ftri frjMr E J Ramsey and wife spent today Dixon inixonMiss Lillie Cavinah a popular youiigo WIDr W C Cosby formerly of this place 10day SlCodayMr J R Armstrong one of our most prosperous farmers sold his tobacco last week for g cents How is that for a govstandard administration Mr F M Wmstead or mite country is muisCountyCurt BabysdSecond Summer Is the time that tries all the catcof the mother and all the maternal management BabyI fatbabiesto sleep and growe rntoIn weight you must get more fat there A few drops of aemutMon each day will put on plumpness fat outside life inside 9 baby and mother both happy Your baby can take and rc 1a Ish Scotts Emulsion as much In summer as In any other season For sale byall drugglttt at 500 ana ftoo T beingtular young man and we think he is sure to be our next County Court Clerk Mr A G Hawkins ot this place went to Sebree today on business WR wonder if Mr Forrest Porter will vote with the Republicans this fall as be did loin the race fudge hail went off fishing ant duck hunting on Buzzards Bay with Grover Cleveland last fall when the people of whetbertbeyshouldtruct JudgebasNovemberbefreesilverpopulistdemocratlcwowwow Court Clerk passed through our town Sat to ur hadleayowe think be will have to leave the county if not tho State to get an officeISuccess to TUB lIsa SOT tober 5 i897- LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS no Deering foreman of the Morions p sections is just recovering from a gular Injury he was on his band car en the car ran over a torpedo placed on the track by some train man when it exploded and a portion ot it strik badtylaceratlnin and considerable loss of time Conductor Smith is taking a rest of two weeks or more anti Conductor Shy is in charge of his train Bryan day at the Centennial will cause a big demand for coaches and the mpany will likely be taxed to their ut st capacity to accommodate the travel that day- Supervisor Sullivan and a force of men ve been making preparations for a new siding at Madisonville on the east side of of the main track and south of passenger dej iotOhAn order for thirty coaches WM lately given to the I S N for special trains to be run soon In Mexico the railroad companies and er corporations have to here payingd At the of mi Toanson dollar has been stopped on the water k foundation at Deer Creek and now it 3taered on the year aroundhOa account of the scarcity of water and shutting down of the water works at pkinsviIie Foreman Kinney of the water supply department on the header his a at work at lioAispicinsvilleBnginesc Sam liranch attended court at M VtBaggagemanough run instead of Shy who is conductorBaHerb is taking a few ys vacation and the agents along the o d miss him as he is consideredone edThosee appearance of a saloon in Earlington are doomed to disappointment but we are eased to say there are but few who desire such resorts here- Upon seemingly good authority it is said that President Milton II Smith objects to ying another dividend on L N stock st now desiring instead to restore the ten per cent reduction in wages to his em oyes on this great system Mr Smiths shes have always bad great weight with the Board of Directors and It is to be hoped they may prevail in the present in st ancetV Jouise following VicePresident Haraban posilhetg to extend its system either by con ruction or purchase into Nashville ilI you please advise me whether or not repreaentatIo whether the statement as published cor ctly represents your views E B STAIILWAN Chicago Sept 28 E B Stahlman Nasbville I have not seen anyone con cted with the St Louis GlobeDemo crat I think the report originated from ere I stated to a reporter of one of tb Chicago papers that the Illinois Central Railroad Company up to this time had linejJ T HARAHAN Mr Stablman argues from the above that the Illinois Central has not yet con dened an extension Into Nashville which e says is in keeping with the utterances of President Fish while recently in Nash ville He argues further that the Illi Central will doubtless soon considernIb is extension i s it Is to their interest to sigificant al shall determine not to build into Nash lle the line between Hopkinsville and ashville will be built by others in lit In rest at an early date This in my judg ment is a foregone conclusionTodd County Progress Chills are a bad sign Chills portend the P precedeneumoniaand many other dangerous diseases They DellsPepperminttastes like mint candy All druggists guar DrugStoreharles HANSON IsisitingMisses Nettle and Willie Parrhh of Madisonville are visiting relatives here SprlngtieldTenn h visitinger toIouisvilleHurrah for one dollar wheat and ten pricesnd 10bnlpreptring beenIheamongusnetsharge hhotherhome Tuesday tollsebereotberexercisesexcellent music and short and pointed talks by Miss Sallin Drown and Profs T II ondWHanson is still in the lead as a tobacco market in this part of the country Thereare at least three firms who are in the bperhapoughtI pounds already attended I week Mr T M Gooch and wife Misses onDonaI nd Jesse Gooch Messrs Alford Iarrish AlonzRuddoffmin and Hardy Gooch LynnUncleI mention b SPECIAL OPENING FOL arlington People Saturday is the day we Have Advertised our BIG CLOAK OPENING = zBut in order to accommodate the Earhng ton people who will be in Nashville on that day we have arranged to display the stock for their special benefit Friday afternoon and evening Oct 8 12 to 8 oclock Our Representative from the Factory will ho hUH on that ilay with the largest and best line of CLOAKS ever brought to Madisonvillt JuT1 ALEXANDER MADISOIMVIUE KY KENTUCKV IKAVINT IIOMB I mint leave thee Kentucky tie land of my boy hood Oil beautiful linil of corn grape sri I win Thy lillli anti llijr valleys uM rosci lot utmiv wood To ito to AliOta a fotlune to find io anti all thy great Irlbutaiiet That lows through Kentucky ami down to lie tea Thjr bright water iloivlnc ihronith 1111antI prairies IliVbramlful clinics are so charming to mo At lei 10 thf water ao calinlr flowing Adieu lo thy btauteoui and rvriRiefn time the wlM roiling Yukon river Im going Kentucky thy nralm I neer nUT tee themore ALASKA IVTRK tcIin to Klondike with fooltore ami bleed Ing tat ruth to the RohMlelili of Alaika we gn Oh Nature tines warning bill llm smiting un heeding We ruth lo mrel ileilh In the mountain ci stow at oli Alaska Uml ar atarrailna Vleri nothing Inll icebergs anti hlirjil will grows nationAhtlhy cold snow ICFIblD1trThe American Protective Tariff League completeition IheDingtyDingly and Wilson law and index to all articl s covered by the new Tariff The bo an referencedanydressdocument No 27 address The American 2rdSireetCapital Sick Paid In Surplus Fund 160000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 NO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi theyknotmen wage earners and lo women Theres sdetyI the bank is a good one There convenience the money always ready and out tquanderingsmall sums when you have a large sum In your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 8WnnwnwWWVg IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS I Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the Infallible remedy for all forms of malaria especi ally chills and fever Uptodate people take the reliable and popular tonic milperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTELESS It cures when all others fall youngPleasant Price 50 cents sold by all druggists mrii ute run Kttlm ecniilno wUh ottrTrittls Mnrk lit Stir sodorsManutattured enly by the CARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO 5DEunnltlo Ind ta A c- tv THEfFifth Avenue Hotel A LOUISVILLE KY Is the Only FirstClass 200 Per Day Hotel in the Ciz COME AND SEE US L4 t4 PIKE CAMPBELL Jj MANAGER Jr V4rs s issSXi5 oI WboathlakvvrsllIlJlIuIII5iI U54Jb wlthWritenor Wnihlnirton I c for their ilAJO psias oUtF- and new lIst ot 001 ibauwnil taftmion wasted I J 1A NEW SUIT I From Top to Bottom t41 94 9is the appearance our Store makes 4ellIS Every thing is all tub IPlrlcr Mfi4of TilE BEE a cordial invitation to como in and Mr 4allowus the pleasure of showing them the latest 4I and most complete assortment of 9 9 Clothing Hats Mens and Ladles Underwear Shoes fi w Ma 4 4 DRESS GOODS and DRY GOODS tt4 Yo want your trade ind ii correct Iw 4Styles Good Assortment Lowest Cash Prices t bfIofifi Rule Our force in compased of fi the following well known people 94 SAILIP BROWNINI Mit BEN M SIATOl tt4Mn CUrT PrtiTciiKTT Mn LKE L KOSURE 4 MR W II IlAir Ju MR WOODSOM BnoWNINOy 41 Mn ERNEST Cox MR M W Y4 4 Any one of whom is anxious to see you it4 41 4 BISHOP ca E 4I2 West Center SI Madlsonvllle Ky = Cabics Hisses nub tZl1ilbtciis IProps a Specialty t4you MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT b 9cccwcw0 Millinery Opening IK 4 MRS M M MUKPHEYu Friday and Saturday October Stli and 9th f 1 I have too different styles of Pattern 1 Hats They have been bought for cash and will be sold correspond qingly low Also have a firstclass putupwill Continue on Exhibition for a fcw weeks Mrs M M MurpheyMAnIoNyu el KY Tt wrw Ii t 0 f I I t Yt I tt 1 r I V pi qh 1 J t- I fluvI r 1 F 1- t f r Ia 1 jp f 10 1 If t j t tt tk l 11l r Io J v- Ir C I EJ If TtT e j3ee BU 3nbusiru fljtlc LOCAL NEVS Announcement has been made that Miss Callie Wade and Mr JoHn Wilson were to be married at the home of the brides parents last night popumr flounces in Till BEK this week a special cloak opening for the bene fit of the Earlinglon people See his advertisement Henry Holland is the only newly upbykins County Circuit Court And lis term is shorj He gets one sear on the charge of assault with intent lo kill Mrs M M Murphey who is milillerybusiness handsome advertisement in this issue of TUP Din calling attention to her splendid line of new goods Set her announcement Several of Harry Coreys learns have been hauling dust which Co Robert Wood I im Parker and others have shovttled off tin highway between here anti Madison ville Uncle Osqir Stevens sug gests that theyought to cull aImeeting non pray for rain Clarence Cherry Mrs I I Cher ry and little Miss Ramsey came laylastthe waters of Loch Mary for a fewthours As their catch has been reported it is supposed not to surpass the usual luck of more experienced anglers Rev S II Lovelace is the new preacher in charge of the Madison ville circuit He comes from Iouivillc and preached his first sermon on his new work at Math sonville last Sunday His ap J poiutments at Earlington willre main as Mr Cherrys were anti lie will preach to the Earlington con grcgation on the next fourth Sun day I Died On Monday night after a brie illness a little child of Mr and Mrs James Barnes of this place Its death was unexpected althoughf it lund never been a Remains were interred at Rose Creek Cemetery Tuesday evening flU DEE extends sympathy to the sorrowing ones School Building Iedicatedp The Hanson school build Jveryby Prof IL E McCullcy princi pal There was a large attendance othernot a few of the most progressive a teachers of the county were pres sent and took part in the program The editor of Tin BEK regrets his inability to attend the dedication Rev J Ti CherryIRev J T Cherry and family left Madisonville Tuesday for Franklin where lies his new work for the coming year There are very many of our countys people who very much regret their tie parture but this is all in the reg ular order of a Methodist preachers k life and the transfer to a new work a is never a surprise There is com fort in the thought that Mr Cherry goes to a good work and the best wishes of the people of Hopkins county go with him A Pleasant Affair Saturday evening quite anumi her of young people were pleasant ly entertained at the home of Miss Lizzie Sullivan in honor of her a cousin Mr John Mahoney of Gull port Miss who is visiting here Delightful music was rendered by Misses Sullivan McGrath antI Victory after which nil joined in various entertaining games At 1030 oclock the party was invited into the dining room where dainty refreshments were served All expressed themselves as spend ing a most enjoyable eveningT loOstrOn Madisonville roat1 between b Madisonville and Earlington one small chatelaine bag containing roll of bills and some small change in silver Finder will return for identification and be rewarded by MRS H S CORKY Earlington Ky Oct 5 1897SEst rayed or Stolen From pasture on St Bernard farm at Earlington Ky one red cow with white spots and ono horn t off one roanish cow ouo horn off all weeks old following one ifown steer three years old one rown steer with white spots one lrsey colored steer one yearling Brsey lucifer Finder will bo re rdetl g ST BEUNAND COAl Co tt 5 1897 EL1GIBLES List of Those Who Passed the March Civil Service Ex aminations Following is a list of applicants who successfully passed the civil service examination at Owensboro March 20th With the prospect of the collectors of internal revenue depi perhlps WParrlsb boro James N HaganTompkinsville Ed GMcFarland Whllescarverl3augti WernerOwensboro j HAThomas M Copass Tompklnsville W E ReMCeoAdamsIlkkoryVirginia L Foley Nellie N Weldon Owensboro Neivous Tcrofun RheumaIsm My daughter has been afflicted with scrofula and rheumatism and she was very nervous We concluded to buy a bottle of takenfourkept11oodtEUIOTT Sandy Springs Tenn Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do not iiurgspain or grips All drnctUts Ladles Magazine Club The first meeting of the Ladies Magazine Club was heldon Tues day afternoon Oct 5th at 3 McGarySonIclInt enough were present to con uiieetiugIiieMrs J F Foard president Mrs W F Burr vicepresident andI Chas McGary secretary and treasurer The Club will continue to meet on Thursday afternoon fortnightly The next meeting will heheltFwithMrs J F Foard at Hecla Thursday Oct 14111 at 230 p tiL complimentary to Mrs S II Reese who is visiting her laughter Mrs W F Burr Mrs Win Wendel and Miss Celeste Moore will lead and Mrs R Rash will read a selection TuesdayheMrs E A Chattcn was elected a member of the Club Mrs Will Fcland presented her resignation The Club regrets very much to lose such a bright member The Womans Friend 1 know from my own experience IbatI for ladies of a constipated habit there is nothing to supply the place of German ivcr Powder Mrs J Meneness Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powdsr for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and JennieGreenFriends advised me to try German Powder for long standing liver com laint I had relief before I had taken oneI medi Mosstile Doctors George Haley lives upon Meth dist hill and is the proud owner f a nag whose age is as uncertain daysincesome signs of indisposition and Harry Core who would not hesitate to proclaim the age and blood f the cow that jumped over the moon was called in to diagnose the case After a careful scrutiny Harry prescribed a liberal diet of hay and corn with an accompaniment of oats Now as Corey has these articles for sale his motion was palpable and Judge Foster was next consulted Judge Foster be it nov n knows about as much about horse as a billy goat docs about the multiplication table but he assumed a wise look and decided that it was a pronounced case of hots and administered about two pounds of quick lime whichcaused the poor animal to belch fumes hot enough to scorch tow and cauter zed its mouth fearfully Jim Deans advice and counsel was next invoked Now Dean can tell horse froln a cow unless the cow in question should happen to be a mn ley and after a careful investi gation he decided that the horse was salivated and undertook the job of greasing his mouth three times a day with a bacon rind and delegated Moscow Croft to sit up at nights and watch the case At last accounts time horse was still living Did You Ever ry Electric Hitter as a remedy for your troubles If not jet a botiln now anti get This medicine has been found toe peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all Female Complaints exerting a wonderlul direct influence in giving rOilbaveHeadache Fainting Spells or are Nervous Sleepless Excitable Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells Electric Hitters is lila medicine you need Health and Strength are guaranteed by its use Fifty ents and 100 at St Bernard Drug tore Hanson School Hanson is in educationally Thu best house in the county is being erected A strong faculty headed by Prof E McCtilley is in charge Time courses of study are not excelled by the average college- or normal You can be suited inI studies Tuition only 2 per month Board 8 to 9 For elegant catalogues address E McCully A M Principal Han son Ky 4 1 ANDY CATHARTIC II CURl CO5TIPATIOH 10 s ALL 11 s 50 + DRUGGISTS to surotaeart are tiasldeal Lax lVlI4MILY U Unhilill I LJUU tiff tlefff rip or rrlieIfll Cause easy asturMiwisiti Sam 14 bOSIt ItstU srKIuua RXJlIIDJ to fhIrio Cii orw Tort iiieI S l I 110 FOR NASHVILLE I The St Bernard Coal Company Will Give their Employes a Complimentary Ex curslon to the GREAT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL NEXT SATURDAY Arrangements are completed for the big complimentary excursion- to be given by he St Bernard Coal Company to their many em ployes Und their families who arc employed by the company at Ear lington Mortpns Gap and St CharlesThe is to be made on Saint day October gth and the trains will be matte up here Theywill be run out of Earlington in sec lions from 5 to 6 oclock andre turning will leave the Exposition grounds at 10 oclock thjit night making no stop in the There will be a procession from Links hotel to the Union Depot by the men the ladies and children remaining in the cars All will join and go to the grounds together Everybody will wear badges which tripTue cursion to their employes entirely without cost to the men even including admission to the Exposition excepting of coursJ their meals Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by flails Catarrh Cure FJCHKNEY co Props ToledoO We Ihe undersigned have known F I Cheney for the last 13 ytars and believe him perfectly honorable In all busi ness transactions and financially able lo carry out any obligation made by their firmWEST TRUAX Wholesale Druggists Tohledo 0 WALDINO KINNAS Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous perbottlenials free Halls family pills are the best I A Social Event The Home is the great bulwark of modern civilization It is around the hearthstone that our traditions arc enshrined and the germs of liberty ire best implanted Around the family altar the tenets of ourI religion which is the foundation of modern civilization tike deepest root and receive their strongest impulse From such a source modern culture and modern society take their outgrowth Madisonville has many such homes and the occasional gather ing of friends and neighbors upon any proper pretext in those homes tends to disseminate a spirit of sociability which when actuated by proper motives promotes the welfare of all and is the foundation of that much misused term known as our best society II Such a gathering brought out many of our best people on the 28th ultimo to the new and com modious home of Dr and Mrs Will Ross on North Main street it being the occasion of the cole bration of the fifth anniversary of their wedding When it was ascertained that a similar event wasI contemplated by Mr and MrsI Beaty on the same date a com bination of the two events into one was arranged Both parties have a large circle of friends and it was therefore arranged to entertain the married ladies between the hours of 400 and 600 the gentlemen from 600 to 800 and the young people from 800 to 1200 Excel lent refreshments were servedand the occasion was one not soon to be forgotten s Although the cards of invitation bore the inscription uNo pres ents it did not prevent some of the guests from contributing many handsome and costly articles suited to the occasion On the whole the affair was a success in every way and as intimated above had a fartdeeper significance than the mere formalities ofan entertainment by bringing people together in social intercourse to the ultimate good of all E L H A few weeks ago the editor was taken with a very severe cold that caused him toIbe In a most miserable condition It undoubtedly a bad case of la grippe and recognizing it as dangerous he took immediate steps to bring about a speedy cure From the advertisement of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations included therein wo concluded to make a first trial of tho medicine To say that it was satisfactory in its results is pulling it cry mih1ly indeed It acted like magic and the result was a speedy and per manent cure We have no hesitancy in recommending this excellent Cough Rem edy to anyone afflicted with a couijh or cold in any Iormt3anner of Liberty Ltbertytown Md 25 and 51 emit sizesC for salo by Si Bernard Drug Store Earl ington Hen Kobinssn Morions Gap Geo King St CharlcsIW C T U Convention Mrs Browder Myers is back Irom Glasgow where she attended the State Convention of time W CIT U and reports a most interesting meeting Evening meetings were held in the court house day meetings in the First Christian church Mrs Clara Hoffman re cording secretary of National and president of the Missouri W C TIU delivered addresses every even ing The program was handsomely gotten up well filled and carried out in a manner that interested the people of Glasgow who attended the meeting in large numbers Perhaps the most impressive feature was the memorial services on Monday morning held in mem ory of six White Ribboners who had died within the past year Delegates were handaoinuly en tertained in the homes of the hos pit ble Glasgow people and at noon dinner was served in a large hall by the W C T Uat Glasgow To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money Ifil tails to Cure 2scFor sale by SI Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky Wreck at Nortonville The wrecker whistle blew a few minutes after 2 oclock yesterday morning calling the crew to Jo to a freight wreck just beyond Nor tonville a quarter of a mile It was number 64 Harri son engineer and Moody conductor A drawhead in the first car pulled out and dropped on the track The safelybutThe wrecked cars contained cotton in one lumber in one and general merchandise in the third all box cars In handling one of the cars with the wrecker the lattter was overturned Nick Shannon was the onlyxman at all bruised up in the turn over He was on the deck of the wrecker and in the fall was thrown against the ground striking on his neck and shoulder Fortunately no one was inside the wrecker at the time- Notwithstanding this misfortune the track was cleared in short or der and traffic resumed TilE BEE reporter regrets that he couldnot accept the invitation to take break fast with the crew at the wreck Its smell was appetizing There 11 Nolfiing to Good There is nothing just as good as Dr ConsurnpllonCougbs not permit the dealer to sell jou some substitute lie will not claim there Is anything better but in order to make more profit be may claim something else to be as good You want Dr Kings New Discovery because you know it to be safe and reliable and guaranteed to do good or money refunded For Coughs Colds Consumption and for all affections of Throat Chest and Lungs there is nothing DiscovelYTrialStore Regular size 50 cents and 100 Program Time following is the program for the Teachers Association for the Fifth Magisterial district to be heJclat Nebo Friday Oct 15 930 Opening Exercises Heading of Scripture and Prayer Rev Ford Singing Election o f secretary 1000 Opening address II W avi- sioioResponsel I Cherry Reaping IO30HahitsShould the teach er interfere with the fixed undesir able habits of pupils How can we assist them in forming good habits Miss Richie Key and Miss Nola Hil- l1040neports A plea and a plan for unilormity II W Davis and I I Cherry iiioArithmetic Errors in Methods in teaching R O Davis and Miss Lulu Knigh- t1130Arithmetic Supplementary work in N S Morgan and Miss Annie Lynch 1140 Adjourn for Noon ioo Opening song iioSlang Its Treatment R Tippett Miss Mary Greer 125 Should the State furnish free text books Miss Cordie Greer Willie Mills 4oExatninations How often and how conducted Sam Crow and Miss Lucy Daves 200Debate Resolved that each county should receive its quota of the State funds only on condition- of furnishing an equal amount by local taxation Affirmative I I Cherry R O Davis Negative Fred Hobgood N S Morgan 4oRecess 250Class Management H W Davis 3 I HistoryImportancc of understanding the military terms used Willie Mills Fred Hobgood 3 25How shall parents be in duced to visit the school Supt T H Smith 340 Song by pupils of Nebo chool348Miscehianeotis 400Adjourn H W DAVIS V P Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular Ionic antiperiodic and febrifuge It breaks the- hiltand prevents its return strengthening he patient and gives healthy lone and vigor without regard to diet Pleasant to take Price Soc Warranted at drug store A Card To the voters of Hopkins County I hereby accept the nomination or the office of County Court Clerk of Hopkins County which was partyinsonville Ky on tint 6th day of September 1897 I very grate fully appreciate this and other high honors conferred on me in the past by party and if elected to the ofilco of County Court Clerk at the coming election I promise a full and faithful discharge of the duties of the office Owing to having been confined tc my home on pccount of sickness of myself ever since my nomination I shall not have the opportunity of seeing all my friends personally beforet- ime election and I will just state to one and all of them irrespective party persuasion that I shall very gratefully appreciate any as sistance or support that they may render me While I am making the race for the office of County Court Clerk as the nominee of the Republican party I desire to have my many friends of each political party to fully understand that I am not too partisan to fully appreciate their support and if elected 1 propose to so conduct myself and discharge the duties of the office as to render the greatest amount of satisfaction to the great est number of the people- I therefore respectfully submit my claims to the office of County Court Clerk to tho people of Hop Ins Count and remain Yours sincerely R R GRAHAM Madisonville Ky It is reported that the Seventh Day Adventists are preparing to build a house of worship in the northern part of Mayfield A lot hasheen deeded for the building I BIG PRICES FOR TOBBACCO Time First Buyers in the Field are Paying Well for Heavy Tobacco CROPS SOLD AT RICH LAND Double the Prices of Last Year Realized on Present Salts The first tobacco buyers are in the field and are taking in the heavy tobacco from the bottom land at prices that arc double those paid for the same grades last year These purchases areaim indication too of the eagerness of buyers andcon firmed by the prices paid sustain the belief that the farmers will realize handsomely on their total crops of tobacco as they have al ready done on wheat and other cropsMr J J Lipscomb of Rich followinglistthey brought on Monday afternoon These sales were all made in the Richland neighborhood to a buyer representing a Nebo house All are crops from bottom lands and arc as follows Leif Lugs Trash j M Young one barn to 10 t J M Young one barn 10 j I II U Elton entire cr00to 9 I T I Jones entire cropto jj- H I W Iox entire cropio 8J I T L Coil entire crop 8 6 I Last year Mr Eison sold his crop for 544and i and other crops of the same grade went at proportionate figures The out look continues to be favorable to our farmer friends We know the great cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla are genuine because the peo pie themselves write about them Col II II Houston a free sil vet Republican of Paducah who left his party last fall has returned to Ills first love- Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Suit Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi lively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Irice 250 per box For Sale by 81 Bernard Drug Store On account of the scarcity of water thd electric light plant of Rusgellville has been forced to shut off the street lights Yellow Jack Killed Cascarets Candy Cathartic kills Yellow Jack wherever they find him No one who takes Cascarets regularly and systematically is in danger from the dreadful disease Cascarets kill Yellow fever germs in the bowels and prevent new ones from breed Ing toe 250 Soc all druggists There is a negro in Cadiz who has a son named Indian Archipel ago Alexander anda daughter named Boston Massachusetts exander To Cure a Cold in one Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure 2jc It is said that a wealthy Nelson county farmer has not set foot on ground for thirtyfour years in fulfillment of a vow made during the War Yellow Fever Germs bread in the bowels Kill them and you are safe from the awful disease Casca rets destroy the germs throughout the sys tern and make Impossible for new ones to form Cascarets aro the only reliable safeguard for young and old against Yellow Jack toe ajs Soc all druggists Missionary Circle Meeting of Blackford Association will convene with pleasant grove church Ohio county beginning Frinay night October 29th Croup Quickly Cured MOUNTAIN GLEN ArkOur children were suffering with croup when we received a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy It afforded almost Instant relief F A THORNTON This celebrated remedy is for sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington George K ng St Charles Ben T RobIn- son Mortons Gap A thief entered the Presbyterian Church at Mayfield and stole the contents of two small jugs the contribution of the Christian En deavor Sociats Weak eyes are made dim vision is made clear styes are removed and granu lated lids or sore eyes of any kind may be speedily and ffectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve It is put up in tubes anti sold on a guarantee by all dealers Rev n V Omer Is homo again from Christian couuty where ha closed a meet ing on Sunday night at Liberty church The attendance was excellent considering the dense dust through which the people had to go There were four confessions during the toasting Yellow Jack IVeventative Guard against Yellow Jack by keeping the system thoroughly clean and free from germ breeding matter Cascarets Candy Cathartic will cleanse the system and kill nil contagious disease germsI Public Speaking JudgeJohncounty judge will addjess the peo pIe ofi Hopkins county at the fol lowing times and places Dalton Monday at i p m Oct H Charleston Tuesday at i p in Oct 12- Dawson Wednesday at i p m Oct 13- Ilsley Thursday night at 730 Oct 14 St Charles Friday night at 730 Oct J 5IIm Oct ifith- Oakwall Saturday at I p m Oct 30 Everybody cordially invited to attend II UUKlSWhWAlltiSEUIlSDeal UselaIPTION Our Is and i Other Eyes Our Is are just as strong as they were fifty years ago when we have cause to use them But we have less aud less cause to praise ourselves since others do the praising Dud we are more than willing for you to see us through other eyes This Is how we look to S F Boyce wholesale and retail druggist Duluth Minn who after a quarter of a century of obser vation writes IIhave sold Ayers Sarsapa rilla for more than 35 years both at wholesale andretail and have never heard anything but words of praise front my customers not a single com- plaInt has ever reached me I believe Ayers Sarsaparilla to be the best blood purifier that has been introduced to the general public This front a man who has sold thousands of Sarsaparillais only echoes popular sentiment the world over which lisa Nothing but words of praise for Ayers Sarsaparilla Anj doubt about It Bend fOrCurebook 11 kill doubts and cures doubters Address J C ATER Co Lowell Mass PERSONAL Vlclorylellwill enter school Omer Fowler Dexter Smith and Lonnie Hall of Madisonville spent Sunday even ing in the city Miss Salhe Farnswortb spent several days last week with relatives in Hopkins ville and Nashville returning home Satur day night Miss Berta Toombs of Slaughtersville visited friends here this week attendingBethelSaturday for a visit to her aunt Mrs Isaac DavisMrs Ida E Walker Misses Minnie Bourland and Laura Ligoa and Mr E B Bourland attended th Dedicatory Exer cises of the Hanson school Monday even ing Mr G Drowning and wife of Mortons Gap visited friends hero Sunday Saw Mill Burned The St Bernard saw mill burned late last night W C McLcod and George Robinson gave the first alarm and it was at first thought to lie the hay ham on Nisbet farm Loss not known HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twentyfour hqfus a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pains in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is a comfort In the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root the great kidney remedy fulfills every kidneysliverpassages It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding urin in passing It or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne manytimesSwampRoot est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug Bests price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention Tim flea and send your full posloffice address to Dr Kilmer Co liiugbampton N V The proprie tors of this paper pauranlee the genuine ness of this offer t1 cbIlb 14 o1oQ 1t WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equip ment the best in this part of the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST rJP r r oOjrr A DEEP CUT IN PRICES GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR BUYERS We have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment of STRAW GOODS I 9 Everything in this line almost given away We also offer Special Bar gains in VASM GOODS AtfJ greatly reduced prices Will also close out our lin- eofMATTINBSAt prices that will be appreciated We have Great Bargains in a BIG LINE OF SHOES L Nothing but honest stock and good values offered And you wont for get that our BIG GROCERY Contains everything you need or de sire for your table during the hot weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice Anything you want at ZT BER1RD GENERAL STOREI toil KEWTEAIIUP AND YOUR OAk BILLS DOWIT- e DOf1T FAIL TO USEp LAII V iADArITY WRITE FOR t4 v ioII CfJ1t THE BEST 5TEAM COAL on I I THE MAfUiET END U A TftLALt I ORDEltAND YOU WILL uEE 110 eI rpefo C OTHER o I ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ATIS AGflO GUARAlfr ED l r Ir ri L I I I I y It tli fto q J i t1 If J iljJ U lt 1 t1jO thf 1l 7 1T I T r 1 I EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS FRANK TUTT PROPRIETOR i MADISONVILLE KYa Makes unsurpassed Flour Meal Bran Crushed Corn Feed Meal every thing a firstclass mill produces The people I of the county are invited to come in and he treated right Gives on exchange as much as any mill and guarantees satisfaction Flour warranted to he superior quality Trade With Webster McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited I NEW ENTERPRISE6 1 STOVES DAILY OVER nnn 000n1tYCOlVINQ I They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers I p They last longer and make more homes hppy than any Stove on earth Fire backs guaranteed for 13 years ViVotheryour does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUES I I I I LVt Phillips Buttorff Mfg COo NASHVILLE TENN JVwlUACTUtR OP s COOKING AND HEATING STO VESti 1Mt and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc CALR3INt1 China Crockery and Glassware Cutlerysk WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE JjVEverything necessary and convenient Roomiu BICYCLES SPECIALTY D000000000000000000cT WNO ISYOURT11LORw 1DoYou Get a CORRECT FIT C YOU flECEIVEcc BENEFITS 8INoFM BORN Cot 0We300 NEW SAMPLES TO SELLECT FROM f AT ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE J t = J MEDICINEI F MILLION I I A e J a t OF t I A Popular Proprietary Medicine Soldat Retaillfor Five Cents a r the first experimentalsstep in a may lead to a revolutionhin the trade CI A New York company of manuracnncg ehemill the Rlpana Chemical placed upon tbe market about nve 3 rar ugoa medicinal tablet or tabule CompanYI aleertalnedorweikene4The utalOlUe or 1Ii Included undu Ila heat Is laid to Include prett7 urlirly eery evereneIythat everything entering Into the packet nhoulil bo of the blghelt grade anti eo rraiei Witaperuodrmsclfrcelhclabulrapackedused bar been ota grade BO high In In lequlremcnta that no manufrclurer of linorery lay stoppers could supply more trn n small proportion front Ms output that oveaqnalttymoit faitldloiu dealers In Jewels anil orimmcntsofcold flaying act Ihdr hlghlandal NinethMotmkIn InttDelmj ftougblful and palnstaklnx aCe of of lupine tbe Tabuteaals b4tlnuponthat there Is n lreCflt intittent demand J birreachesupon pay heavy percentage for tupeifliuue w rcultweek It haatao beendllcoTerld and vrored Ill the teltot Umeand aetual txprrlener t that these Tabutel do not htYe tho tendency to baa of qua3ltlee or diminution of CX inaiaU for several weeks or ruontti are found to be I as fresh end SpeyeettntPt newspapers nowaold for n cent Instead of he old rate of Itre times that mount k1and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased eat the the experiment of futtlng 111 Tabules In1rartonwhichtheywilk otter terms which wilt permit peateboardatwing aold by the druggist or storekeeper a nice lower than erer adopted forI B proprietary nvdlclne FIVE CENTS ten taf ules or dotes for one baita cent each11 IM whichpeoplesort t upuntertnot cotbeticentllntwill bo supplied at a anVjc tittI cath rtth the order la every case t 41111 LJOHN D CASTLtMAX ARTHUR G LANGI1AM BHECKISUlDfiE CASTLES IAN Royal Insurance Co VOFLIVERPOOL 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 249831 iUu nn BARBEE CASTLEMANManagers Southern Department General OfficeLouisville PAUL M MOORE guhn lon Ky Resilient Agent for Earlington and Vicinity A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE aSI1IIYIIHTAA 33rlVenr LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY t Ointaliu ValuiMt taformallon to those drafting to Learn NZYBOO SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP IV I VtuiuaM IWlUUHvr treating OraJvaltt In Iwrotttt KUwllont ROtOS VOry LOW C t 4u I 1 aL r 1 1 iJ 1 1 i t j i tJ Jl TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON II FOURTH QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES OCT 10 a SVxt of the r cMon Ads xxII 1730 Mom arf Verses S33iGolilen Text I ret ir 10 Commentary by the Rev D M Stearne quickly iclvo thy testimony concernIng Me In our last lcgton Paul was on lila way to warnIngthntIS Ho han not Loon ninny dnya In Jo riunloin when tho Jews ofA sIn mitt hold andJrcsciicil by tho chief captaIn with n bnnd of soldiers and carried Into tho castle Ho asked permission of tho cnptnln to spank to tho people and tioVstairstho innnncrof his conversion and has now como to tho Lords niossngo to him nt Jo wIllingto ItIJlCCslmry on utigol from henTen- or tile Lord Himself will see to It knowtlllltgoguo them tbat believed on Thro It Is ourInsTwithanything or go anywhere Ho knows whore and liow lIe can make the most uso of tin Ho knows who will receive testi through this one or EIMli Wo cannot pTnprf the lull lilrfifitniv of tho Lord unless wo arc ready for that work to which Ho has called us Acts sill 2 May It not bo that ninny tulniste who cannot seem to find an open door someItoand cannot hear till some ono shall ti Htcinf Tot each Christian nskJm I JU1hlrthavo mo to dot 2 Away with such n follow from tho earth for It is not fit that ho should live rjwasam not suro but tho limo spirit In a worse f c izhurchand mako llttlo of work not dono by them elves Tho ambition of churches or boards r societies to excel each other instead ot completoHIsS3 21 Tho oblcf captain commanded scourgirhatspeakingInprobaby neither enptDln centurIon nor soldiers understood a word and the idea wits that a llttlo suffering might bring from bltu was 3certainlyfor ho had been beaten by tho Jews xxl scourgIng 25 Is it lawful for you to scollrgo n drilhishilo tenreparatorynecessorytorwos EOiiirthlng wholly uncalled for from ITerhimIlIa ocean on my way to Japan as I start thatItho secretary of etato of tho United States a g tollowcaso of need to glvo mo nil lawful aid and citizenfrcqulrotCllng20 Tnko heed what thou docst for this man Is a Roman Thus said tho brnnnIsof heavenly citizenship nbovo all thoso of Reneither10Liffio otnlsworthyf37 Then tho chief captain camo and aId unto him Tell me art thou n noman Teadyth as definite an answer concerning his standing III Christ Paul did not think oltlzenHo inHhiiiglvcness of tins Kpli I II iJ and should atGOIIshouldknow edrnnswercdWltb ThohceIl11mom corthemXnfcro dono JCcpli I 8 Titus Ill 6 See o Iloin Iv D Epli II 8 0 Tho only atGodth n birth from nbovo even as our be1I0c123 Kpli V1 0 with john 163 will ko Ii very philn that tho now With U theSpIritCh rist Ilthatsaved cu crtlurostill In doubt ns to throarlnulbeforotho council caused such disturbance tin the chief cuiitnln hud to rosetta him again shwedLoIJlgIntbeafIhlsCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR J Eighth Annual State Convention liatOWENSUORO Kv Sept 27 1897 To TilE EDITOR The Christian Endeavorers of parinC 3onventionthat city October 2931 Arrangements are being made which a Jallbpro and all persons wishing to visit the greatest Convention ever held in the State may av tlo sefe accorded a warm welcome Cree entcrtrtnmcnt Ourdoors thebest JTPAll I A A A lt Uti I1IU noted I choir leader horn Chicago will p yrt r i S t 1 C 1 1 1 d 1 ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY tF iriii1 General Office Earlington Kentucky jr + I I BrFJr1ch Offices II iIS H NEWBOLD lnna t fiiift A S FORD 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind VIVVhoeae AgentsJOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis MoJ W I I BRIDGMAN Room Hartford Building Chicago Ill I iI j IM For all uses from Ear ingtoi1 Diamond and St Charles I jfcII i MARKETjI RU8HRD COKE FOR BR8R BURNERS RNII FURNGR8I i IWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER E NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One jton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work ioneton of the best Anthracite Coal isII I Ip54riI44br P P 44 I b have charge ola large and well led chorus Everybody inter d in Christian work should at yBegincst your friends and come prepared to enjoy every moment of the time A hearty welcome is extended to in His name MRS W P FLOYD Chairman Press Committee CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic 11n tho Week Beginning Oct S Continent by Rev S II Doyle TOIICnow to mako Gods will our will and the rcsultPhll II 113 The human will anti tho divine will are in constant conflict The carnal mind is enmity against God Jn this sad fact lies the root of nil sin We pro I for our own will to tho will of God bellion against Gods will in the re recogInizG nd1illna our mill wo Aactof Christianity in tbeIis to lead the will of wan subjection to the will of God Self surrender to God is tim battlecry of Curls tla Dtiitysolute surrender that we attain to the standard cf Christian I it i sestai ti to In this life It is only when wo can say Nevertheless not my will jutThinr be done thatwolinvorcacliIithe goal to which by precept and example points us What will help us to make Gods will our will How can it be done 1 The example of Christ should en urago and help us to this end Paul Phi n fihiippiausment upon the ground of the example of Christ Let this mind ho says bo iu you which was also iu Christ Jesus who being in tho form of God th soughtIelmtnHOIlobedient unto death oven the ilenlh of the cross Christ was Gcd In claim iiiK divinity Ho would not have Lecn like n robber clutching a pure It win ls just possession Yet lie became obe lcut to the will of God even to I meluel death of tho cross If lie ilo c sctl of such equality with God could us submit Ills will to God vbnt iItt inspiration it should be to us to submit our will to tho will of God 2 The fact that in doing Gods wiA we work out our own destiny in Ufo should encourage ns to summit to Gcds will Work out your ovjii ralvction n Euys Paul with fear and trembling for it is Gcd which worketb In you both to will anti to work of Ills good plet ure God has worked into us that which wo should work out und in tho working out of which wo accomplish tho purpose for which God brought us into tho world To do this is to succeed in life Not to do it is to fail The re suit of submission is therefore exalta on Through humiliation wo arc ex alted Bible Readings Ex xix 18 Mal xxvi 42 Luke xxii 4144 Johu ii 111 vii 17 Aclsv 20 Horn Ix 14 JOj Eph vI 10 Col iv 12 I Thcss iv 17 v IR Heb xiil 1221 Jos iv 1317 I Pet ii 1ISD I Johu ii I 517 ill 8121 sayaboutunderslandwho bad lots of got vt ry tlonsTbestrikeIIown a good nse which is rare among tbj leaders of a occulledbyno connection with the miners or their or filledeDolinThu5ad limo smjalhy for time strikers could not transmute Itself Into cash v f tE I i I t At RECORDS hicht Prove Pulse the Charges thofRunning the FranktortthPenitentiary SOME VERY PLAIN FIGURES L lesrankiortIon Leader J An article purporting to glee the opera lions of Ihe Frankfort Penitentiary from April i 1893 to 30 1896 is papersIttors office is the only place where the actual receipts and expenditures for an ot the Slate departments can be found and these figures did not come from IherIi The Auditors office is the only office where a system of checks and balances of such accounts assures their corrcctnes eaincralic friends purporting to give as other tables do the total receipts alilbeI penditures for all departments of tbe exII b f byooksceived fur that time Instead of a loss of S65000 for that eight months under tbe byDemocrnts I bIiiForla 1 prblec s olelptstors books still written by Democrats dsamea cortkleFor this year beginning December r Iheirfigurfshen the Auditers Lonh still written byI 4838327as I For the sear brgtnnlng December I Iheysaybavingm we prefer lo reparate it into two periods tbatfort only60S524of that year under tbe Republicans In a recapitulation in Ibe fifth table be ficirorI PenitenJiaryon112 720 annually of being self sustaining whereas since the Republicans have had c only6Z2Fur the first nine months of Ibe year lIumbttsIxage for tbmuttime Is only S37S2271 or it muchBments were paid for during this time II real shortage would be merely nominal givingc9mparallveprices and new contracts Results beat theories and the records of receipts and expendi igofficerduces better results than Ibe old and tbe resultsnlableswere 188 styles of chairs in the catalogue of the old Kentucky Chair Company For the last six months of 1895 they took 161000 chairs Of this number more that onefifth were cf one st Ie No3 More yOfredncedslleslromstyles in the catalogue only 43 ooo were made dining the time under consideration or only 3H dozens of each a month If Iho old company had taken a reasonable number of each the State would havo mado money until the company should break which would have but a shc lime But for tbe six months mention u they dlnl take a single chair of 41 styles ar4l only one two and three of many of UIJt Q e Ol 5 an P0s un Noawlien there wero only two of the former ttfj IigL I made in six months and more than 33 ooo of Ihe latter is tomfoolery Tbe old highIhatwhile cioatme the styles that should be made had j arly altogether cheap chairs made In is way they controlled the output and kept the average down to about 11000 worth a an tttcaverageNothing is sillier than tbe twaddle about comparative prices and average prices un s one knows how many of each kind is Take No 516 mentioned in tbe table given bour Demccratic friends T hc old chair company agreed to give 37 putsitT 1 W ithatnever bad these mad Oaly two were NowIi chairsIcame to at the stock hail to be gotten out specially forIch one whereas if they had sold them at a reasonable price and manufactured reg ularly the stock would have bert cut in j reoducedUpp05eIbalhundreds but to thy writers certain I himione for the entire periodor the T his Is the biggest reduction in conlracj la1blekeepitedictions of last Ull As stated the prices were mads lo Ihe d contractors on 188 styles of chairs and mny were given Ihe option to order any IheydldaithntractSuppose A contracts with your mir inleaArbuckles1 starch 3 cents The merchant would av eragn all these prictn and find he was get averageJUUIdR0 1 amount The people were robbed of nearly 12 ooo on record books to counties during Qisbnessprice on various slzs and styles of bind ingbut 99 per cent of all the record books I ahebindIng3 s a thveragewhat was to be furnished Another house bid fairly on all styles but bcciuto their 1 h werehlgberIbis average nonsense and ss a result titin booksfurnlabed pieIbroughJiDsVering peoplemarefusing to follow its footstep in this maze of uncertainty PENITENTIARY FIGURESTABLE I i 1ncludingInonthPaidthe Auditor book GPaid for chair plont as shown by AuduItors boolti 4153606 dCreditReceipts ai shown br Auditors books iojj mc Lost for time eight 71TAULEProm December 1 143 lo November 30 1801 oPtd48PaidAuditor books 8rJ74 17 Totaijor the year1280168Credits 6hReeelptefrol11 deparlmenlau shown bjr Auditor books 116411 49 Loss for the year TvfiSU7 16I 3riInclusive November 30 181II I ashownbyAudito 10411007 dTotalCredits Receipts from alt lejWncnl8 ac t r fhown by the Auditors boob L CootsTAHLE 4 From December i iSgj lo March ji fi6 In Ive I out for pentienikirr preprr at CiPaidOSITotal C paid out forth our month 1 101579 C6 SeeeltsL roaeuRECAPITULATION Reeaplulailan of Intei for tha ibrea tears beI 86IProoFrom December r t5j so November t61ra116FrolDPro 3 127um111010 1fi7 JI Total toss for the last itirt jtart at appear On Ihe taco ot the Auditor 46HutAmonnllIerforllllApril 1143O deliveredIn 11877 91 I 14011 ii sJ567 lnclctlIlorr amount duo from Kentucky Chair Company f 4JJJ7 xS fr Net lose for tbe three years 189 to Mjth at for the last three years under the Dem ocrats there was lost on the penitentiary at Frankfort 33816139 or 11372046 for rorhewarden the lou was 3673332 or at the rale of Smog 19996 the year Aft it is shown by Ihe publication referred to that the deficit for thin entire year ending No Irotlowsat year under the Republicans the deficit was 69531 94 To complete Iho record let us tako the remain comlncielusive kashownbyPa tid4 Auditors bookr3i063 4 1 Total CreditGi 6SsDalnetR officeIat duroIne 783341 tncitidIncorrcted 82611 aS- tSz428 37 nacesa of eipendlture from Dec i 1806 lo Aug ji 1897 I 3M22 71 Ihatthee last three years under tbe Democrats- veraged 19393 37 per month while for Jtepubllcans IheDemocralsIcIn each of the above tables as was Ihe presuppose tbeetosethere is at least 30000 more material on Republicantssumed beenforfor additional machinery making a total of expenseeduct fromtbeII Mdeficita month whereas If you deduct the Mhangedc t dereasepermonlbormoro r PansLeagtiuasjust i edit on of our Tariff laws This volume PoDlnglyDlogly and Wilson law ond Index to all ana ne Thuooicnd for answering all questions regarding he question It will be sent to any rordocument 2JrdSlreu Ii J i ii iI Two Thlough Trains Dally Running Pullman Vestibule StptnitCar Nashville to Chkag 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TOXHICAQ- OHEWORLEANSPLORIDASPECIAL Leaves New Orleans Dally at lioj noon vUUftNRR Nashville at 7ao amThrough Bullet Sleeping Car from New Orlein it CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Naihvlllc Dilly at 710 p m For detailed InformatloasddreM P P JEFFRIES Oenl Passenger ArtQvansvlllti Ind D II HILLMAN Oenl Southern Arnt Nashville Tenn S L ROQCRS Tray P s enfer Agent Atlanta Oa 4 Lc N RAILROAD THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities of Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansville St Louis And the cities of a Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans WitFicaiit CFxtzicAND SPEED UNRIVALED SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROU1 E From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to the SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH I oJ THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ing direct con nection WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS For AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA nnections arc made at Guthiie and Nashville for all points jNorth East South and West In Pullman Palace Car- sEMIGRANTS king homes on the line of tits d w receive special low rates See agents ol this company for rates routes cor write to C P ATMOW G 1t T A 6LollllVile Kentucky GRDVE5 TASTELESS CHILL TONICISJ 8V A8COOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE 5OctnilATIAILLaVOTl J5H T 0JOIIOVbonKhtbrro gets already tht year In sit oar uper mute oC It drug buainsa have e told an onlcle tbapr 1UC11 unlrerssl tAuUon Mjuur Tunic TourtrulyAinsnvCAxtaIcO CO YEARS XFgRiEN0E TRADEMARK DK8IQNS COPYRIGHTS Jto QuIcklrucerUln uruu 1e1nrga inTentlontaVstrictlyontideutiallo America Ve hayc a vuutnstnn once rectpcis1SCIENTIFIC AMERICANV ofan160lx month poctmen cupteaantIIAiD1 UOK ON IATCstTK sent tree Addrcsi 00Inlldvn Nt r Veik BEN T ROBT DRUGca rtJJwayson a an 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