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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 7, 1897

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 7, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897100701_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 7, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. M-.T- .- Tv -- v- P 4 IV. ,. - EIGHTH YEAR. INDEPENDENCE ONLY CHECKING HOG EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTYfKBNTUCKY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1897. CHOLERA. c NO.-4- GEN. Death of tho NEAL DOW. OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. THE PUBLIC DEBT TOO MANY GKANTS. ifUo first .' .l1 ot?..e IWiisBfiUWO -bft! ltiillroa Will bo, Aocoptod b i..JlATJ rsoftViis ., Patriots. tho Ouban fxywr&& .nam -- SSM . .. r.YIW" . ,i6ii. Thry uro Willing to ruyrorlt.tf t'.inlii l, VIo KiiimirIi to tnku Ailulit;n (f K l'iiriirnblo UpiMirtunlty Oilier wlie Vnr tu the Uvnili, Nuw YoriK, Oct. 4. Thu Heraiil prlnLs :i number of Inturvluwn witk lunillii(,' Cubans here on thii MilimUou in tliu Islninl. The Cubans nil declare tlmt nutoiiotuy for tliu Ulniul li out of tliu question, but most of Ilium nru iu favor of paying Spain u iviisoimblu N-- icwrfti.vvt iswrroisf. :,Acoiv " f . $ flft TOW 1 " itoviiUin; nIio evacuates the ol tovorniiieut, o said: "To lliu Cuban pulrioU it inuUe.s little dllTurunco wliuthi'r u liburtil or M ininUlry dlivclu ulTnira In l YT.,eUcw:A Sjuiln. A vlrui)ro In government in .. ..Aie '".. .Spiiiu does not niter the ensoof tliu Cuv vtl VAiO J "..,- bans. Tlicy uro now tnoro firmly Hi lliiui uvcr to push llu ilfllt of until Hie ulisultitu SStt.wfJ I'liba li uulcnoivludg'uil. 1 bcllevu tliu VVlOt iVtn tV. Cubitus nru willing to pay u rcu.soiiublu indemnity to Spain provided nIiu withdraw hur troops from Cuba before the lil.iml Is complctnly ruined.' Enrique. I. do Vuroua said: ''I believe autonomy would complicate rather thun aolvo the Cuban situation. Absolute independence Is the aspiration of the immense majority of the Cuban people. Culm needs a defi- TWENTY THOUSAND DROWNED- 'ENNESSEE nite political regime. SpauUU autonomy would not give it to the Island. Stntt Disastrous Flood Tlmt Have Vlaltcd 3ENTENNIAL AND China for Many Year Sixty Village De The only practical solutlou of the CuITERNATIONAL Irojeil aetl Their Inhabitants Dronrneil ban problem la absolute independor Forceil to Flea Thousands Hoiuelei). ence."' Vr. lleury Lincoln de Sayes said: Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 5. The steamer "Tho Cubans nru and have uhvays Victoria brings news of the most disbeen ready to treat with Spain ulth a astrous Hoods that have vls'td China NASHVILLE, vtaw to n cessation of hostilities, provillages for, many CHATTANOOGA vided tho tlrst condition bd that Spain Tuug Choti,years. Sixty over 80,000near incontaining aelcnowlcdgo Cuba's I mln pond-e- n AND ST. LOUIS bhall habitants, have been destroyed by ee." Col. F. LopezduQuaralta.foriuerly of floods and the people drowned or forced RAILROAD, the United States army and a veteran to lice. DON'T FORSET IT I of tho ten years' war In Cuba, said: There is no means of finding out how - this line you secure the Maximum of "I would lllce to seo Cuba freed by many thousands liavo bceu drowned, ed. Safely. Comfort, Satisfaction, at Minimum of Expense, Anxiety, Dotber force of arms, but, to avoid the further but the uumbcris estimated by Chinese shedding of blood of iuuoccnt people, authorities at 15,000 to 20,000. !, Fatigue. I would, though painfully, sign and EXCURSION' TICKETS The flooded district is within twelve give my consent to a compensation to i Mle at reduoed rates from atl points on Spain for this salte of getting rid of the miles of Peklu, the capital of China. to Nashville and As a rule Chinese oflleials make vciy i line and connection i during tlur continuance of the Ten-- i Spanish,' E. Trujlllo, editor of El Porvcnir. little stir when a calamity like this Centennial and International Expo- happens, but the proximity of tho dissaid: "Cubans are fighting for absolute In- aster has resulted In its being brought VULUIAN PALACE SLEEPING CAUS dependence and will uccept ua o their to tho attention of the emperor, whe lletween Nashville and Chattanooga, At- tolutlon." Has ordered that all posslblo relief be anta, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Urigadier Eugento Sanchez Agra-oioiit- ifiven. noxvllle, Asheville, Washington. Haiti- surgeou general of the Cubau aore, i'Diiaueiphia, New York, I'orts- DR, NORRIS DEAD. ulb, Norfolk, lackion. Mctnohis. Little army, said: cV, Texarkana, "Cubaus are llrmly determined to Sherman, Waco, Dallas Vlotlui or Daulet ltuie'4 llullot Falleil tu" tight until absolute independence Is Fort Worth. Survlvo nn Operation. Itut u few million more LACE DAY C01CI1BS OX ALL TRAINS. Sr. Louis, Oct. 5. Dr. J. W. Xorrls or less, provided the sum is reasonable, tlll be paid by tliera to Spain iu order lied at 10:30 iu m, ut the llaptist hosto avoid a prolongation Information Pertaining to of the pital. He had undergone the operaitiuggle." TICKETS, ItOUTCS, KATES, ETC, i. tion of laminectomy at the hands of Ucganllug the plea for the purchase Dr. llernays, In the hope that his life Will bs cbearfnlly furnished upon appli at Cuba from the Spanish government, oilght bo saved; but he never rallied, cation to Ticket ARents, or to (Jeu. Emlllo Nuuez, who for the putt ind the end came after ten weeks of , J. WKt.cn, Dlv. Pass. Agent, Memten day lias been In consultation with iufferlng from tho effects of the phis, Tenn It Latimkr, Southeastern Pass. Agent, thu junta leaders In New Vorlc, hit Id: wound indicted by Daniel Koso at Atlanta Ga. with whoso daughter Dr. Norris "I cau not aeo how the plaus for thu D. J. MutXANRV, Northeastern Pass.Ap.erit freedom of Cuba on the basis of u guar- bad apparently sustained improper rew. 4m bt., Cincinnati, Ohio. 59 antee to Spalu by tho United States of lations, as he was found by Koso in It. C. Cowamdin, Western Afient, m Indemnity of S20li,000,UO0lu cash can Miss Uose'a room. Koom 405 KV. I'.xcti Hldi. St. Louis. After the shooting Dr. Norris ; ItaiARD F. Hiu.. Nnrthcrn Pass. Acrnt. bodlspleaslug to any of thu parties, exhimself alone to blame, saying cept that thu umounl Is greatly In excess Room 328 Marnnette nlric. Chicaco. J L. Edmonson, Southern Pass. Agent. at the true values of relict left by that Mr. Itosa had acted as any father Weylcr. Thu United Stales could af- thould. Chattanooga, Tenn. ford to bnclc up the proposition, W. L. IMNI.KV, SUMMER HOTEL BURNED. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, it would have thu reveiiuo of Nashville. Tenn. Juba to guarantee reimbursement and at would gain Immediately "irupiovoiueuu Destruction of Mm lintel MluiitoiiLit tteAch A LA HIJLLE JARDINIERE it Its trade relations. 1 believe that, MiN.NKAi'Ot.tH. Minn., Oct. 5. A speI turn as our resolution Is, uever to lay L. tlowu our arms to Spain, the majority cial to the .lournal from Exc'lsior, & if our people uro not so unwise us to M'.nn.. tnys that the Hotel Lafayelto FASHIONABLE '.maglne It better to figtit to thu last st Mluiielonka Beach is ou 11 ro mid asp, lather thau cease the atruggle on that thu roof has fallen iu. Tliu building, which is a huge woollen structure, S:- Verms so favorable as ure now possible." is doomed. It was the property of the :MEUGHANT TAILORreal Northern Hallway Co., and the THE NEW GREEK CABINET. f: Liiybiif.i'Trt Uucst summer hotel In the northwest. ; : AMD IVel! lUcaWuil lijr J're. unit !'eiile Oeiiuuucctl. WATER FAMINE. IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Athuns, Oot. 3. The new cibiuetor-.Hille- d 31 1 Upper First Street, t'lin I'lulil HrlU ror l'lo (Vnlj n Jcu.rt at -, by M. Zaiiuls has met with a O.eealn, Ark EVANSVILLE, - INDIANA. tuvorable reception from the press. Luti.k Rock, Ark., OeL 5. A special A sty, the AltropolU, tho Epliltu-jrl- s lie earnestly solicits the patronage of bis The and tho Scrip all denounce M, from Oieeola. Ark., says that owing to Hopkins county friends diought iu that The Scrip Iijei thut llio the 'liivelc Ollivier" will ceasu to disturb t'icinlly, welts and springs have gone W. A. NISUBT, I'roiMaat now ure tlu country ho rulucd, adding that entirely dry, mid the people drinking (t, W. WADDILL, Csihler "his return to power would bo a na- compelled to buy water for purposes. Watur sells readily at live tional disgrace." SKopkins (Lounlu Thu new minister look the Oatli of runts a quart, and the demand greatly exceeds tho supply. ollloc bofoiM king Ueorgo yesterday. -1.11 Sent to n LuUiuRtry' KILLED. TWO PASSENGERS natic ANyluni. Lo.NDOM, Out. 5. Edward Laiigtry, IUii; Ollirr Iiijureil on llm Denver & Itlu aBsP" (JrHllllO ItHtllVMJ. Madisonvu.i.k, Kv. former liusbaud of Lily Lang try, the CotorAXt, Col., OcL 4. Tho Urst sec- actress, who recently obtained a diCapital Stock, - - - 550,000, tion of tliu Donver & UIo (Jrandu Narrow- vorce from him In California nud who -gauge train No. I met with ttu to havo privately married ts Buhl Transacts a general banking busines. just west of here at live o'clock Prince Paul Estcrhazy, has been found and invites the accounts of the citizens of yesterday morning. Thu uectduut is wandering In a domentcd condition on Hopkins and adjoining counties. believed to hare been caused by the the rallwity line ncur Chester and sent Has the finest and most secure vault iu ipreadiug of the rails. Two passento a lunatic asylum. that section of Kentucky gers were killed. unit Attempted Hulolde. InA number nf thu more turiously CuiCAOo, Oct. 5. During the progress (Co CompoimD jured were taken to Tellurlde. of it quarrel William MeCalcb, an adThe wrecked train was bringing vertising ngent living at 84 Wells Prescriptions to Denver. street, murdered his wife by cutting properly it takes time. It requires WATER her throat with a razor. He then made FAMINE IMPENDING. experience and a complete knowledge' 4 what is expected to prove a successful 01 drugs, it requires toe uruggisi No Much Scarcity of Water KipDrleiioed Iu attempt at suicide by shooting. tohavealargs amount of drugs1 ymmb Maujr Yrun. fresh drugs. He must give the best A 1'rouilnent Mason. Kansas Citv, Mo., Oct. 4. A ccordiug possible work, and for compensation i Wr Sr. Paul, Minn., Oct. 5. Lycurgls he must be reasonable. to specials to the Times a water famine Davenport Palmer, founder of the Musis impending in this part of the southorganiWITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM- west. Iu tho immediate vicinity of catine lodge, tho first masonic a prom-Incsation In Iowa, for mauy yoars (Causas City there has not boeti such a CAREFUL. BER: WE'RE business man In Sioux City and scarcity of water for 17 years. All tho Vankton, S. D is dead, aged 77. small streams and many of the ponds ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE, Ilemarkablo Century ltuu. in Jackson county are reported to be New YoitK, Oct B. Tho New York dry. Almost every town in Missouri and Kansas is already feeling the effects Firemen's Cycle club had a ceutury run, Sunday, In which tf7u men and 75 of the water famine. women participated. Eight huudred FalH ST. LOUIS. WEYLER RECALLED. aud seventy of thu men finished In good order, und ouly oue of the womSo Says a Madrid DUpatoh lljr thu Way of en dropped out. wi;:.: K& S Isrund ut once. T. Eilruilu I'aliim. llio Cubuli provisional x. .l success lias attended their efforts Is shown by letters from scores of farmers and hog raisers who linvo followed the ndvico and used tho remedies recommended by the agents of the railroad companies. One of 'tho mast activo ngents la tho effort to lessen thu death rate ninoug hogs is Mr. V. J. Clemens, division freight agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, whose headquarters Is at Dubuque. He says: "A thorough Investigation at various points Into the cause of hog cholera leads me to believe that the disease is caused mainly by Irregular1 and Improper feeding. Tho disease is more prevalent lit the fall, when farmeis commence to gather tho nuimnls for , than at any other time. Ilos nru then talccn from the pasture, crowded inlo peas and permitted to gorge themselves with grain, If care were talccn In changing from one grain to another, and iu the quantity given at regular times, 1 beliove that what Is called hog cholera would bo prevented." The Chicago, Milwaukee- & St. Paul has an expert ou the road till the time, advising fntners and endeavoring to demonstrate, experimentally, that hog cholera is not caussd by a germ, as is popularly supposed. mill-hot- Coiupaules Huecenfulljr Comhat-In. tha lllicns- -. DutttjquE, Ia. Oct, (. Tho Chlcngo, Mllwaultco & St. Paul and Chicago, llurltuglon & Quincy railway companies nro still experimenting with a view to checking hog cholera. 'J' hut Prohibitory Law. Pnthorof tho Malua :positidn, i e, I Pal-uyr- a, FRIT5CH SON, yilf.vrM&tf la s. d -- BANK- The new (heck cabinet was sworn iu Sunilny. Jt is well received by tho press. Sam Wilson, living near Perry, Okla., Poitn.AND, Mo., Oct. 8. Gen. Ncal shot and killed his landlord, Henry Dow, the famous champion of the tem- CrotiSLV. perance cause, died at his Congress Gen. Nunez says that street home Saturday afternoon, (leu. Cuba loft by Weylcr Is not tho relic of wotth Dow's Illness was serious from the beginning, uud his case Was rendered Tho total attendance! at thu Tenneshopeless by tho Infirmities of old ngc. see Centennial exposition to October He had not spoken since Friday afterl,10i),CS., noon, but would occasionally recognize Tho steamers Alltl hailed from Tu comembers of ills family when they entered his room. Throughout his sick- in a, Wash., Sunday, for Skaguay with ness ho was most patient. Among the 50 gold seekers. The Afrldt and Orkzal chiefs havo last words which he uttered were: "I arranged a plan to oppose the llrltlsh um very weary. I long to bo free."' (Jen. Vo-- was in Ills ninety-thir- d jear.- Ho advance lu India. came from a yunkcr.famlly. UN It Is said that Senor Dtipuy de Lome, lived tobsW5 yoar old, and Ills mother the minister of Spain at Washington, was a centenarian. Up to tho tlmo of his final has been recalled. Illnc-he was In tho habit of rising at the Kalsetf Wllhelm's naval budget has o'elocl! every morning and taking a long null:. tlo would often drive SO miles In nn afternoon, caused snch au outcry that ho has and w.is remarkably active for a man of hit toithiuk ttover. , azc Two jjouug men hold up a cable train (lea Dow achieved national famo as the dither of tho Malno prohibition law, Slnco 1413 a mile sOutli of Kansas City, Mo., aud ho had bren tbe lender of tho prohibition stt robbed the conductor. In tho state, and had oftentimes been their The Orange .ludd Farmer estimates champion In other commonwealth. II? this year's yield of wheat in the United was perhapi Influential most thi States at 5b'J,000,000 bushels. Senor Tomas Kstrada Palma says Cuba must be Independent that autonomy for tho Island won't do. Mrs. Oeorge llrownlee and two of her sons were burned to death In their home at1 East Long Meadow, Mass. Captains Castillo aud Xuucz trapped a force of Spanish troops In Mntanzaa province, In Cuba, and hilled 100 oi them. Q EN. tfEAb DOW. An excursion train ou the Denver & tejipinnco advocato la tho Unhed States. Rio Urande was wrecked ncarCatapaxI, Twice Ii3 was called upon to to to England tn Ibolntsroitsof tho temperance cause, and be Col. Two persons were killed and 18 were hurt, ipoko In all of tho Urgo' cities of Great Ilrit-tiJames McDermott, aged 50, a proml-ueHe had been mayor of Portland several times, railroad man, died suddenly of and served two terms In the stato legislature. Ills bravery in tho civil war won him tho rank heart dlscaso at his home in Mount Vernon,' 111. of bngodlcr-gcneraNeat Dow was born In Portland, March 20, Tho fiat has gone out that Weyler 1S0I, Just across tho way from the handsome residence In ConRrcss street In which ho died. must go. The queen regent of Spain ii opposed to him, nnd the new ministry o tanner. After Ills father was it educated in tho academy, the son engaged ts after his scalp. la business with his father. Passed Assistant Surgeon llratton, Young Dow had always 'been taught to abhor liquor. On every occasion ho used his Influence on quarantine duty at Oalvcston, met against the traffic, but It Is said tha; only by with an accident, probably fatal, at accident ho was led to take tho field In an open Sabine Pass. Tex, light for prohibition. A woman whom ho knew Calvin Lawsou, of D county, Okla., asked th.it he use his lnflusnco to keep hcrhus-ban- d from drinking, as he was about to lose his was convicted ut Talogn of killing his He was In the habit claim contestant nud sentenced to the position on that account. of getting bis liquor from a certain placj, and penitentiary for life. could bs she thought that It tha Tho crew of tho suhoonor Henry periuaded not to soil to him he would reform. for hsr, bat hi was Dowmado therJiuast May, wrecked oft Atlantic City, N. J., This treatment was tho captain rescued. IcJhlmtobidn a war oa ttutraffts which has made his Thevoyage. says that he last resulted Indrlvlng every liquor dealer from the state. A .family at Shcel Creek precinct, In 1811 be gave up his bailnon and utartjd ja a campaigning tour through tho state. He Neb., drank poisoned coffee, prepared Five, Including the traveled In a carriage in summer and a sleigh by the mother. In winter, visiting every section of the state, mother, are dead and two nro danger-au'sl- y ellverlng speeches and leaving a wide trial of ill. emp.'ratico tracts behind. When he had Minister Calvo of Costa ltlca says his the state vlth prohibition sontlment lie ore pared a bill for the legislature which government has claims" iu the San the manufacture and sale of liquor In Juan country aud will not consent to wns passed In ISM, aud every saloon Maine. It ras driven out ot tbe state. Mr. Daw was uuy concessions pending settlement of ."servlughls second, term as mayor of Portland the Nicaragua canal project. when the law was passed. A letter from H. II. Hamilton at Fort When the war broke out he raised a regiment Yukon bays thnt Daw.sou City must tnd went Into tho field as colonel of the Steamers with supMalno olunteers. lie rose to the rank move or starve. During a whole winter he plies can not go beyond Fort Yukon, 3f brigadier general. as ontlned In Libby prison and In 1601 und that is OSa miles from Dawson. for (Jen. Fltthugh Lee. Ho was tu Ire Ocorgo Itlddle, a native of Lincolnouuded In battle. In ISM ho spent some time In Euglaul' workshire, knglaml, a resident of Lebanon, ing for the abolition of the liquor tram.?. Ol 111., slueu ISM', and for Si years com'lite years ho had been much at honiD attending missioner of street of Lebanon, died V) his business a flairs, rending much and writ-i.- g suddenly of heart failure, Sunday, aged komx Dawwa i of plcaslni personality nnl hid 77 years. bright, trinity face. Ho was slight nui erjet The baseball season of 1697 has endactive. Ills faces was such as to lusplrs t.id ed, und the Itostons arc the champions, and confidence. with n percentage of 704. They beat MALLIE WADE'S MURDERER. the lialtlmores out by six poiuts. The it. Louis lirowus nro the tin Was Cuptiircd at Torre Haute, Intl., and with a percentage of 'i'Jl. l Locked UputSt. I.oub. Iturlcd Treunuro ltcroorcd. Sr. Louiti. Oct. a. Charles Webb, Two Pkai'.sai.i., Tex., Sept. 30. who murdered ids sweetheart, Mnllio IVade, tt colored school teacher, lit tills strangers came to this place, .Monday, jlty, ou the ulght of .May !!J, IS'.ij, ar- and camped on Johu Uuivilam'a ranch. rived here ut '2 u. m. from Terra Haute, They wore In search of buried treasure, ItnL, wbcro ho was arrested Friday. and dug up an earthen jar containing 615,030 lu gold. . Tluy immediately left Webb udiuitled Ids guilt when ur ruston a train with the treasure. ed, und ivlurueil without Hie formality of u requisition. Mm. .Mary 1'oluilt.xtor Speed.' Tho body of Webb's victim was fouud the morning after thu murder lu tho , New Yoiik, Oct. 5. Mrs. Mary Speed, widow of John Miller l.ittpr's quarturs over a stablo at SPJ5 Uravols avenue. .Slio was lying on his Speed, editor of Leslie's Weekly, and a n writer. Is dead ut her sum;ot with a bullet wound lu her brain. and u thorough mer home lu Mendham, I. J. Webb had dihiippciuvd search of the city failed to localu him. THE MARKETS. The circumstances of the girl's death were Mich us to convince the coroner's Nr.W Yoiik, Octobers, 1S97. ury Hint he was responsible. $4 10 n$ ta. CATTI.U -- Native .Steers S200,-000,00- 0. long-live- d n. nt L well-to-dbo-lssloon-keepsaloon-keeper. Thlr-lesnlCir-tatl-cudcr- s, Poln-dexter well-knowCOTTON-MMdll- Ite 1'ittieri Away at lilt Homo In Fori- Vo.r laud, Mo., In Ills Ninety-Thir- d Drier Sketch of Ills l'nbllo and I'rlvato Life. trail. .This Is carnival week at St. Louis and the city Is full of visitors. Fred Cope, of Vancouver-15- . C., wns drowned on the Skaguay On September 1, as Hhoirn by tho Monthly Kiclunlvo Navlgntlon KlghU llclleted t the public debt, less cash in the Iiiipliicn the Concession Already treasury, was Sl,012,12J,7l:i,an increuse, to the Canal Company Will since August 30, of 83,797,592. This inTuko Step to Ascertain tlio Facts. Is accounted 'or by a correscrease ponding decrease, in tho amount of Are tliu Xlcnragua Canal Company's ltlebtt cash on hand. Tho debt Is recapituInterfiroil Willi? lated as follows: WASiilNQioy, Oct, L Tho state de$347.30.",MG Interest bearing debt partment recently received a report Debt on which Interest has ceased (1,33 1..17J from Consul O'llara lu Nicaragua, givslnco maturity. ing btiuf details of the concession 178.015,330 Debt bearing no Interest granted to the llritisli company, uud 11,227,315,500. Total stating that it embraced various exThis n mount, howevjr, does not in- clusive privileges iu the Silicon lagoon, clude SrSJ,07J,o:3 iu certificates and the San Juan river and Lake Nicaragua. treasury notes outstanding, which nro .Since then additional information oltiet by an equal amount of cash in hat. become available as to thu plans the treasury. The ci!i In the treas- of the Atlas company. Thu lugoou Is ury Is elasisltldil as follows: said to be olt the route of the cunul, Gold i?l3l,rfll.MI and thuro appears to be no reason why Silver 513,481.747 this .should not puss iuto the exclusive Paper 1X1.811,333 control of u llritisli company. The Bonds, ilUburslnj onu-cbalances, etc 13,713,860 excavations, beginning ut tlreytown and running west, unite with the San f35J,36i.63l Total Juau river, which, lu turn, lcaas to ARalnst nhlchuredemjnj liabilities Lake Nicaragua, after which the artioutstanding umountlns to 61i,l75,84l ficial cut is continued to the Pacific. Which lencs a not cash balanco Under these circumstances it is said la the treasury of 32t3.138.787 that exclusive privileges of navigation in these two water-wayfor the next A MOTHER'S DEED. 30 years, would, in effect, limit tho tills i:itroinpusird the Aipbyxlatlou ol navigation of the Nicaragua canal. Whether the concession makes an ex. llrrtolf and four Children. Nkw' Yoiik, Oct. 2. A woman and ceptlou lu this regard Is not known, as Consul her four children were found dead by the reports, Including that of merely asphyxiation In the West Shore hotel, O'llara to the state department, stato that Forty-secon- d street and Eleventh ave- sive one. tho concession is an exclunue. The woman had evidently hilled An olllulal familiar with Nicaragua her children nud committed suicide. They were registered as "Mrs. Caroline caual allalrs said yesterday that the Razinlus, West Point, and four chil- concession would have to be construed as subsequent to that of the canal comdren." They arrived by a train which coma pany aud tho tatter's rights In tho Szn from West l'olnt Thursday night. Mm. Juan river and Laku Nicaragua, ho beUazinius appeared to bo about forty lieved, would bo fully recognized bj years old. Tho children were two boys, Nicaragua. Itut tho dangor, ho added,s one about 15 and the otlicrabout 7, und was that'whon tho American concession expired two yean two girls, about 13 and 7 years old. hence, then tho llrltlsh corporation DISBARRED FROM PRACTICE. tvould succeed under tho terms of the recent concession to all excluslvo rights A l'lrm or Patent Attornoyi Shut Out 1'roiu of navigation in these two links of tho tho Interior Department. eaual. For this reason it was believed WAeuJNuro.Y, Oct, 8. John Wedder-bur- n that the government or tho canal com& Co., of this city, have been dispany would take steps to learn defibarred from practice before the interior nitely if this excluslvo prlvllcgo exicpartmcnt as patent attorneys or tended to the privilege ol navigating agents. the lake nml rivers when they became c The action of Commissioner Huttcr-ivort- i part of the' canal. is based on section 457 of tho Secretary Long has decided to send statutes. Tho firm Is held to tho Newport, now at lloston, with the havo been guilty "of gross fraud and somtulsslou. The commission will sail unprofessional conduct." ibout the middle of November, nnd iv, U remain in the south during tho FOREIGN VALUES. rviuter. Of fluar-iintcis, com-pany'li inter-oceanire-rls- Treasury Htatement. Oct. 2. Tho monthly treasury statement shown that at the close of business September SO, 1S91 WASiiiNaTO.v, Nicaragua's Lato Concession to Britioh Company Causes fully half the sickness In the v.nrld. It retains the digested food too long In lite boTV?ls and produces biliousness, tcrphl liver, ladl- - Constipation 9, sVsa gestlon, bad taste, coated tongue, sick lieiulaclie, Insomnia, etc. Hood's Pills ba j sure constipation anil all Its and thoroughly, ! Al' Prepared by C I Hood & Co.. lx.ji.l. M.m Tha ouly Pills to talco wit!-- - Hood's twapjrilU. nJfJJ& a j'fejr&jta e? 'lr.ilst. o' BEST TRAINS --TO IIS! fUHSWJS IPII --a Kansas City, Montana, Colorado, Pacific Coast, Utah, Washington, Omaha, St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, VIA St. Louis or GhicagOr VESTIBULEO THAIHS, . SLEEPERS, DIHiNQ OARS, CHAIR GARS (sFEnEs)B F. M, RUGC, TflAV. PAOS'R AOEMT.OT. LOUIS, Mf. HOWARD ELLIOTT, OCN L MOR., ST. LObiS, MO. LW.WAKSLCY,ccirLPAss,nAarST.L0uis,MCi. DB. JHENDEiYHALL'S GILL li IMPROVED FEVER HDL ton, of tho mint bureau, has reported to thu secretary of the treasury the ml uu of foreign silver coins which will be followed in estimating the valuu of foreign merchandise exported to thu United States. As compared with tho report of July 1 last, there has been a reduction In the price of silver of tO.OIIIoD per line ounce. BOLDEST ON Train. They Aro Affected Ity tha lteductton In llio Price or Sliver. Wasuisoto.x, OcL 2. Director Pres- TOWNSEND'S tho REWARD. Congresiuinu to Don the Judicial Krmlne. RECORD. Up rive Jliulced Men Hold a Itock Ialand L The prcst-icn- t Wasiiixotox, Oct. has announced the appointment at Hose Townsend, of Silver QUIT, Col., as United States judge for the southern judicial district of the Indlau territory to succeed tho lato ludgo Kllgoro. Mr. Townsend is u ttralght-ou- t republican and, though a. believer In free coinage, supported President SIoKlnley and tho republican ticket In the last campaign, uotwlth-ttandiu- g tho free silver bolL - "!,i ""'' .& And Malaria In all Forma. Tasteless. Non genulno without tha above picture nr.J tho rignaiuro mj. v. lenaennau.-Prlc- o, auAiuMrLo to cunn CHILLS AND FEVER CO coiito at nil Dealero. IND. train Wichita, Kas., Jet. 3. Kocl: Island No. 3, Oklahoma Fort Worth, Dallas & New Orleans express, city at five rvhtch left this a'cloclt Friday morning, was held jp by a baud of masked robbers t short distance this sidu of I. Chlclcasha, The hold-u- p T. occurred at 11 a. in., and in boldness of execution rivaled the most sensational ;xplolts of the James gang, the Dalton ?ang, or tho Doolln gang. Illluoll Soldier' Jteunlon. SlIAW.NKETOWN, 111., h, PRFPAREO ONLY DV HOPE RETURNS. .F. EVAHSVILLE. Irrlviil or tho Wlmlluc Sluuner Hope lit Sold by Maturely & Co., Vril nRioa Her Uock lis llrooklrn. Crrr-pim-. lljley Nnw Yoitif, Oct. 1. The whaling Crabtree Coal Vming itcamer Hope arrived at her dock iu .Kentucky. Brooklyn yesterday. LlcuL Peary ami t party of friends wcro on hand to meet her. On board the vessel were Albert Opcrtl, the artist who accompanied the expedition; J. D. Sigglus, taxidermist; Dr. V, Solm, ship's Robert Stein, of tho geological t, lurvey at Washington, and Peary's Laphcuson, six KsUimosajid four logs, tho crow and the big meteorite. GOING HOME TO JAPAN. sur-jeoser-ran- O. BSKNr10N IIA.1L.T., EXCURSION TICKETS VIA THE u; Illinois Central TO THE li. R. OcL 2. t, A re- - duion of the Twenty-ninth, Forty-eight- Eighteenth, Klglity-tovcnti- i, Thirty-firsFifty-sixth, Twentieth, rwcttty-llrs- t IMrst, Third, Illinois lufantry, and tho Sixth, Seventh, Thlr-'.centFourteenth nud Sixteenth ;avalrv aud thcJMexican veterans will be held in this city on October 19, 80, 21 aid One Huudred and One Hundred and TENNESSEE GENTENHML AND Uliilnter Iloshl Called to 111 J Secretary Oood-by- Slier-lu- . HOW THEY STAND. PLOUU -- Winter Wheat. WHKAT-No- .8 Kcd COUN-Xo. nR i'ii .... .... o to ((A f Averages ut llm Clomt of ttiw Seaiou, Oo- - OATS -- Nn. a I'OItlv JfewMess. tuber II. ST. LOUIS. Following Is the standing of the COTTON-MIddlUKUVl'.S -- Steers league bauball elubi at thu closo of nnd Heifers.. lnir 2 it HO B5j it IW ii retary Sherman yesterday, before leavwild 2.'. ing on Monday for a visit of several mouths in Jnpau. Secretary Matsui Woodmen Itrcnrds Transferred, was presented to Mr. Shcrmau as Uock Island, 111., OcL 2. The rec- charge d'affaires during the minister's ords of thu Modern Woodmen of Amer- abseucc. The call lasted some time, ica were landed In Uock Island Thurs-lasocial, no reference evening, thus ending the struggle but was entirely pending Hawaiian to the five being made ivhich has been progressing for question, in which Japan has takeu an rears between that order and the citi- interest. preclpt-latc- d zens of Fultou. Tho removal a riot at Fulton, and It was found SOLD HER HUSBAND. necessary to call out the militia to pre-rebloodshed. Dispose ol , St. l.ouln Woman Agrtes i y nt AVtsiiixorox, Oct. 1. Minister Iloshl of Japan made u farewell call ou Sec- INTERNATIONAL AT - EXPOSITION NASHVILLE, will be the Illinois Ci filial Ksllrci.il at varyinp. Units, ra'trSncd limits, u eluding a ticket on sale daily, prcd lu mum until Novtmbtr7, and including lickus having limit of twenty dfcjs, lldren lUjpand sev-t- n dats I'or fu'l piriiudars as to which of the uboe applies frcm ycur nearest Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Kailroad, call on or adAgent. dress cur neteM railroad Ticl-e- l sold bv Per the atcve cctabii.n tickeis the champion ihip season of . 1807: SI 40 43 M er Boston liitllliuoro New York Uluclnnatl Cleveland Wuihlu.-loa Won. W W Lost, Per cent .701 .' v. '.. tu .0 61 (SI .fill .(U3 l'lltsburu'li Chicago l'hllailclphlu. Louisville Ilroolilyn ,1,...' tu Ol 69 6i 71 71 ,sr3 JtSi .40! ,4tL! .459 .417 .417 71 TU K W Si 77 78 Wi I .400 .JI GALLANT The Iluck ROBBERS. Jdfc Crow, the railway mail clerk, says the Itoelc Island train robbers got but Ut tlo If uuy of the registered mall. Tho Four IlaudlU Said They Didn't Hob lJtdlt. WoitTtr, Tex., Oct, a. Sam Itand lHHft m T, JAMES HOTEL car was ti combination mall nnd express. When thu through safe was dynamited tho explosion scattered the mall over thu car, and but fevy lf any of the veglstora wew found by the rob bers. They were very gallant to the ladles, one of whom had $310 with her. They said they did not rob ladles. mouth of September tho attendance upon the cxpositiou amounted to and the total utluiulaucu since the opening up to October 1 amounted to 273,-;:7- , r-- S IE RATES: ' 1 iiiiliHlsslH H received hero from Madrid says that CapU-OeWeylcr has been recalled froiir-CubHis sttccessor,lt Is added, has not yet been oQclally announced n. a. London. I.omdok, Oct. 3. A special dispatch, -- Atti'iidanoe ut the U' livlllo Kxpailtlon. Nashville, Tear.., Out. 4. For tho 4. Pousse P&te... And why not a as well as a coffee-pusher? Liimiw.".. 'Jr. Louis, Oct. 2. Mrs. John A. Tru-Itt- . of tills city, tho mother of tout Vt. Muhray, Div. Paff. Agt., New Or Thursday, passed an ordcipal board, leanr. ( 8a children, has agreed to trausfer all inance quarantining against tho world. 3 23 & 6 25 Scott, Div. Pjns Agt , Memphis lit and title in her husband to Mrs. Jno. A.Hanson, G. P. A., Chicago. 2 00 4 25 rif Cows They also passed an ordinance prohibA. II. 7 00 O 13 50 CALVCS (per head) iting trains entering the corporate lim- Stephens, alias Nellie St. Clair, in con- W. A. Kellond, A. G. P. A Ltuitville. 4 20 3 60 IIOUS-Pa- ir to Select 8 75 (ii 3 85 its of the city. This action was taken sideration of the sum of 64,000 cash iu SHEEP Fair to Choice 4 15 45 5 00 PLOUK-Paten- ts., because of tho rapid and dangerous hand. The Stephens woman declares 4 B0 4 00 f Clear and Straight that Trttltt Is tho ouly man she ever . S lied Winter . H 0.H spread of yellow fever elsewhere. WHEAT No. 21 loved, and as she is worth S10.000 she aTiJB CORN No. S Mixed ! 13 cs OATS-N- o.8 tUir tho Town or Willow SprlnxS HI-- , cau afford the luxury of the purchased 42 ItYU-N- o.8 40 ttt llurued, 3 (XI il hU) lObACCO-Lu- gs Mrs. Trnltt argues that bhe would bet tmUGCtST, 4 10 a 1J 00 Chicago, OcL 3. Fire which broke ter have S4.00J and no husband than Leaf Hurley HAY-Cl- ear Timothy 700 a iooi out at Willow Springs, 16 miles from an husband and no money. 11 ilrtf 15 ft llTinTVI r.tr.ln 19( Chicago on tho drainago canal, deKGGS Vtai ST. CHARLES, '.'.'.'. A MADRID RUMOR. (new) S 8 B0' stroyed nearly half tho town and made UACON-CI- car .... O W 50 families homeless. Loss, 850,000; Itlb .... UA LAUD Prime Steam Hi Communication Hald to 1It lleen KENTUCKY. cmcAoo. light insurance. From Cuban Leaders. B 50 OATTLF.-Nat- tve 3 00 Steer.70 8 4 SO 3 to Choice, Iioas-P- nlr L A special disTlio rope' Weakness Increasing. Loxiiox, Oct. 2 85 CI 4 85 SHEKP Palrto riiolie London, OcL 3. The Ulobe says it patch from Madrid says that a rumor Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. 4 70 Q, 5 01 FLOUR Winter l'atent u 00 4 10 & SprlnK Patents ptevails there to the effect that an imhears the pope's weakness ts IncreasPrescriptions Carefully Compounded. .... 4 8 H ing, and that tho church dignitaries portant communication has been reWHEAT Ne. 8 Sprlwt No. Sited (new) COUN-N- o. 27? 8 will not rally from tho ceived by tho Spanish government 271 aro nfraid he OATS-N- o. .... bit IS 8 extreme feebleness and exhaustion ho fnm tho leaders of tho Cuban InsurPOKIC-M- ess 8 05 Q. 8 10 (now) gents, suggesting tho basts of a possinow betrays. KANSAS CITY. OATTLK-N.it- lve 3 35 O 550 htsers ble settlement of the Cuban dltllcultles. Ueusral. HCKJS-A- 11 Appointed Burg-eo3 rti ia 4 03 aradM 83l( BOtiSft WHKAT No. 8 lUrd To any person interested in huWabhixotox, Oct. 2. Tho president Ills- - Fire at Ironton, U. 21 IM f OATS-N- o. 8 White COUN-25 2 has appointed Newton C. Hates, U. S. 21', Ikoxto.v, O., OcL L This city was mane matters, or who loves aniNEW ORLEANS. N., surgeon general and chief of tho visited by n flro "Wednesday night that PLODR-IIl- Rh M a 5 20 Grade bureau of medicine and surgery of the destroyed property to the extent of mals, wu will send free, upon ap37 f CORN-ai 8 2 )',& OATS Western navy. Ho succeeds Surgeou Uencral 8300,000 or 8100,000, only about halt plication copy of the "Alliance," 13 00 & 13 UO lce In adAn area of threo square in the organ of this Society. a 850 ? Tryon. llACON-SI- des O length and two squares back from the dition to itensely interesting read- C COTTON-MIddlEarthquakes la Horneo. H was entirely devastated. LOUIS VI LLK. ing, it contains a list of the SlNOAfor.K. OcL 3. Earthquakes aro river 01 O WHKAT No. 2 Red. M't Nominated by Tammany. reported to havo shaken many places valuable and unusual premiums COUN-2 Mixed S0tt iU E 22 21 OATS-N- o. 8 Mixed on thu northeast coast of Horneo, and a Address Ni:w YoitK.Oct. L Tammany yestar eiven bv this paper. 9 CD tt B7.V liAaiN-cic- nr nib cr5 7 new Island has been thrown up neat day nominated ltobt. A. VauWycU for 10 . . 1 If tu ttio World, MciimiAX, Miss., Oct. 2. The muni- Her llusbnml for 81,000. GEORGE KING, PORK-Stand- ard M9 & No. A No. IIAY-Cho- POUIC-OIdM- ess., lnir No. POItlC-NewMf- loirroN-uidiuin- fi- mu y or. EBk31k-IM!P9- Typhoid fever is again prevalent in Lexington, Ky. Several train loads of horses have arrived in Lexington to participate in the trots. Woodford county baptizing was postponed on account of the scarcity of water. A It's The h'oard of education of has declared a holiday in the public schools for fair week. Ow-ensbo- ro Mo One Thought She Could Live. Room and Breakfast. EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.00 $2.00 PER DAY. ?l.00. Per Day. Good far more necessary. Do yon suffer" with dyspepsia? Ayer'a Cathartic Pills will cure you. MRwffls, totf . Taken Senile. Whonyou Visit St. Louis stop nt Meals. PILL AFTER PIE. Siibscnbeiior Tjik. Bke. ST. JAMES HOTEL, nifa'r rf WtUvt. Slntt Cart Hlfttllo Haiti. TURKISH BATHS, Open all NMkr jiew store room. The Providence Coal Company will begin at once the erection of a that if it had not got Dr. Carlstedl's Great Remedy for my daughter She got she would not bo with us Gardens have dried up in Graves run down and ber illness developed into cotnty, ponds have given out, stock rheumatism and rheumatic lever, uvery-on- e is suffering for the want of water, snid that he could not live. Five by the no and the wind is blowing keen from doctors gave hertwo relief, yet of Dr. time bottles taken north with no prospects of she hadGerman Liver Powder, she was the rain. able to sit up in bed, and today she is as as she evrr was, and we have notb- office of Eades & Lchnharc, slroiR The "M tng I IU iuoun "t .i. wviianuia coal dealers of Paducab, was Herman Itemedy," Gr Smith VicKF.its,Tallula,Ill safe blowers. by "I believe Carl-stedt'- rt en-ter- et Ttioic who believe chronic diarrhoea to be incurable should read what Mr, P. E. Grissham, nf Gaaru Mills, La.t has to say on the subject, viz.: "I have been a sufferer from cbroaic diarrhoea ever since the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for it At last I found a remedy Ibat effected a cure and that was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy." This medicine can always be depended upon for colic, cholera morbus, dysentery !,. t . i. ntpnont tn iuLr nml . -r .uuuw.,..-- .. never fails to effect a cure. 35 and 50 cent sites for sale by St. Bernard Drug biore, EatllnRton, Ben Robinson, Motions Gap; George Kin?, St. Charles. Tiik Bee has just received a fine assortment of cards and other stationery aud can furnish anything in the printing line on short notice in hest style and at lowest prices. 410-4- THE NATIONAL HUMASE ALLIANCE, United Charities Uulldlag, New York 11 Don't Use Drugs unless you need them, and then only pure drugs, such s aro sold by "responsible drugyists. We Veep only the best. That is the Rreat distinction to bo looked for when tho time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin tuat spring meaicmc. Centennial Rates. , ,n.,v,., TheL. & N. has offered the following rates good for tbe round trip jin account of the Tennessee Centennial: Tickets good . .1.,... hhcbu uj twenty nays, 4,7ojitKi3Kuu JCI,...J... --. . $3 a; tickets Rood for sevon days $2.73. ST. BERNARD DRLd STORE, URYAN HOPPER, Subscribe for Tub Use. Manager. A 3 - u A r r "gFW V IP WS- w ' I Bee MnKr. Second REPUBLICAN TICKET, PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and f5E ?52 Art the Mtssenjm of Nerves 7 "' - Nerves Nerves BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. (Incorporated 1 Seme, the Telegraph System of the human body. extend from the brain to every part of the body nn.l reach every organ. are like fire good senants but hard I I I KsSSSSws M2E3" fcoi A) pt JSSSSi, near here, and reports prospects as being flatlet ing Mr Morris Is a deter. edl pop- , cliat Entered ihePcstoBlce matter. at Eailinmen SUBSCRIPTION KATES' OnoYetr.Mrlctlrinadranee ' " Six Momht, J S " ThreeMonllu, " 5 ... ... Single Copies Specimen copie mailed free on application. wanted in all parts ol tne Correspondents conntr. Address ni for particnlart. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1S97. VOTED. For Ctetk ot the O t. NOT VOTED. ourt of Appeals. pNRN u BEE BAILEY. JAMES Fee Circuit Judge, Fourth udictal District, CLIFTON J. PRATT. Wr Ccmmenw ralth's Attorney, Fourth Judicial District, CHAS. C. GRASSHAM. For Slate Senator, Sixth Senatorial District, J. H. LUNSFORD. lor County Clerk, R. R. GRAHAM. For County Attorney, WILLIAM BEARD. masters. Nerves arc fed by the blood and are therefore like It In character. Nerves will bo weak and exhausted It the blood is thin, pal; mid Impure, h Norvos will surely bo strong and steady It the blood Is rich, red and vigorous. Nerves And a truo friend In Hood's Sjrsapa-rllbecause It makes rich, red blood. Nerves do their work naturally and well, tho brain Is unclouded, there are. no neuralgic pains, appetite aud digestion are good, when 5011 tako U I REPUBLICAN TICKET, a Webster County. For Clerk of the Courl of J AS. G. BAILEY, .!. Of Magoffin County. For Slate Senator, . Hood's Sarsapariila The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $L Prepared onlf bj ( I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mais. the best f.imllycathartlo r- rlOOU S l HIS aud Iher stimulant, ssc. ELI NICHOLS. For Representative, CHARLES R. EDWARDS. For County Judge, J. V. FOOLE. For County ClerV, ular ouug man, and we think he is sure to be our next County Court Clerk Mr. A. G Hawkins, of this place, went on business to Sebree, We wonder if Mr. Forrest Porter with the Republicans, this fall, as he did intn llie last judge' race g Judge Hall went off fishing and on Buzzard's Bay with Grover Cleveland, last fall, when the people of this county went to see whether they should instruct their delegates for free silver or a single gold standard We think the Judge has been fishing all summer and fall, but when ho draws in his hook in November, he will find that ho has lost bis bait Mr Willie K. Frice, nominee for Circuit Court Clerk, passed through our town Saturday, en route to Sebree. Mr. Price had to leave his county to get a certificate, and we think be will have to leave the county, if not the Slate, to get an office. Success to Tub Beb But will-volduck-huntin- Ui SPECIAL OPENING FO- H- Wi Earlington People !! 3 .11 Saturday is the day we Have Advertised our. . .11 I g ??? '' BIG CLOAK OPENING October 5, 1897. Ri T. T. MORRIS. m But in order to accommodate ihe Earling111 ton people, who will be in Nashville on that day we have arranged to display the stock for their special Dcuelit. 12 For bherifT. For County Attorney, DAVID DROWNING. For Circuit Clerk, W. FTTRUSTY. For Superintendent of Schools, MISS LIZZIE HERRON. For Assessor, G. II. BRYANT. For Jailer, J J. CURRY. For Magistrate in Dixon District, I. N. BAKER For Constable in Dixon District, S N. EDWARDS. For Magistrate in Shughtersvillr District, J. T FRASER. l'cr Magistrate In Clay District, WILLIAM MUIR. For Constable, HUB EDMONSON. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. Friday afternoon and evening, Oct. 8, Our Representative to 8 o'clock, GEO. R. LYNN. For Sun e or, DABNEY BISHOP. For Coroner, II. II. MILL. First District For Magistrate, James H. Vc; for Cf nMablr, V. W. I.iltlefield. Second District For Magistrate, O. J. Farnsuortli, for Constable, James Watts. Fifth District For Magistrate, H. F. Porter; for Constable Sixth District For Magistrate, Wm. M. Rice; for Constable, Johnson Williams. Seventh District For Magistrate, II. F. Bourl.ind, for Constable, William Harris. ANOTHER VICTORY! Grassliam Knocked Qrayot out in a Joint Discussion at Marion Last Saturday. THE By SlMyiTOElWEBTFitf FR IcM far gg"P"-ggSjif- f n 5? 'b W (X cf to 1 a q gp t t g yft f Vb Ten dollar tobacco goes pretty well with one dollar wheat, or even ninety cent wheat for that matter. That's the kind of tobacco our farmers are selling now. We acknowledge the receipt of pass to the complimentary Christian County Fair to be held at Hopkinsvillc October 8th and gth, Friday and Saturday of this a week. county has just voted on the question of the sale of intoxicating liquors, and has gone dry. The total vote polled in the county was 1,275; the majority against whiskey, 545. Livingston Saturday is the first pay day for the public school teachers of Ken tucky. The laborer is worthy of his hire certainly the hard working, conscientious school teacher. May their pay day come regularly and often and the pay be liberal. was a great and convinccombination: John Rhea's "demagoguery and abuse and John Brasher's free silver chorus which sang "Goodbye McKinley" and other such timely melodies. A vote making combination for - That ing last week Mr J. B Rayhorn is going to move to DOWN IN THE MINES. Clay, this week, to engage in the grocery business. We wish him success. Well. D J . you asked me to give some Since the resumption of work by so many miners in the North, coal shipments reasons why L B Hall should not be elected I gave you to North and West from this point have County Judge in November only a few I give ou four more good n about ceased reasons this week Republicans. The Sebree Coal Company will soon 1st. He had no legal right to appoint have completed a large coal bin wherein election officers who for they can stock several cars of coal and be free silver, to thirteen who were were gold Dr. V. G. Hunter says he will for able at all times to keep a good supply on standard buy him a bullet proof suit or two band. 2nd. He bad no legal right to try Ed Foreman Tbos. Robinson, of the Em- Overby for illegal voting. before he undertakes his mission pire mines, was at home here with family assuming jurisdiction, be 3d. After to Guatemala. This is decidedly last Sunday. On account ot scarcity of should have entered judgment, as Overby coal cars business at that place has suf- entered no plea but teat of guilty in order since the government is fered 4th. He should have tritd to collect in an almost constant series of Simeon Roberts, who has bad charge of judgment revolution, led by rival superior The above reasons arc facts as tbc records the fan and machinery at the opening at the old Arnold mines, is pleased with the will show, and we submit tbcm to the honofficers in the army. prospects of again being able to move back est voters of the county If ihey are not J T Harahan " to harlington as soon as the machinery is enough, the Good Book says, ask and ou Mr. Stahlman argues from the above In view ol the fact that the inshall receive Mrs Louisa Johnson is on the sick list. moved here, Illinois Central bas not The United States had in 1873 She is one of our most estimable ladies. and The Monarch Coal Company so we are D. J., I asked you if you were ever In a ibat thean extension into Nashville,yetwhich, will collectors ternal revenue Wheeler lodge, and you did not answer we hope her illness will be of short durainformed are contemplating in the near he says, is in keeping wilb the utterances probably be permitted to choose 15 cents per capita in silver and tion. future the placing of mining machines in Please be honest and answer this question. of President Fish while recently in Nashper capita. Belgium JOHN i3llERMN their own deputies, the list of now has $8. 77 ville. He argues, further, that the IlliEverybody is talking of the great excur their mines whereby they can be able to with otber companies by placing VANDERSDURG. nois Central will doubtless soon consider eligibles who passed the March then had $2.88 per capita; now she sion to tne Centennial on Saturday, Oct. complete coal on the markets than tbey are ; Are you going, miners? We are Hur- cheaper 9 G G. Morris, an enlerorisinc voune this extension, s It is to their interest to now able to do examination at Qwensboro is in- has $8.71 percapita. Italy then had rah for the St Bernard! merchant of our town, called on bis best do so, concluding bis card with tbis sigDan M. Evans, of the St. nificant paragraph: "If the Illinois Centeresting. We publish this list in 86 cents per capita; now she has Miss Mattie Malone. of Mayfield, is vis- fice force, was called uoon to Bernard of girl Sunday. act as a crand tral shall determine not to build into Nasb-Villiting Mrs. Annie B. Hinton. 'Miss Malone L. B. Wbitlen, our photographer, left Si. 35. The Netherlands had then full in another column. juryman last week, and our people can rest the line between Hopkinsville and is quite an accomplished young lady. assured that no guilty man will escape if this week for Providence, where he expects Nashville will be built by others in its in?9 56 per capita; now she has to spend the winter. of Greenville, Ky , is at- sufficient evidence is produced and Dan al Miss terest at an early dale, Tbis, in my judgliEE does not ueneve in $11.96. Austria-Hungar- y then had tending Short, Mr E J Ramsey and wife spent today ment, is a foregone conclusion." Todd Atkinson Literary and Industrial lowed bis way mobs, but we will venture the as Si. 1 1 percapita; now she has $2.76. College, at Madisonville Others who deCounty Progress. Since the question of opening a saloon in Dixou serrion that the Baptist college Australasia had Si. 15 per capita; sire to prepare to serve the people should at Earlington has been agitated, many ex- - Mr. . M. Dixon, of this pbce. was in do likewise. on business. Chills are a bad sign. Chills portend the Cressions bave been beard on the subject, Dixon boys at Waco, Texas, did not hit now she has Si. 49. Sweden in 1873 has yet to bear one favoring Miss Lilhe Cavanah, a popular young oncoming of serious illness, Tbey precede Special service at the A. M E. Zion miners who are known lady of Dixon, is visiting the family of W. pneumonia, inflammation of tbe bowels, the editor of Brann's Iconoclast a had 98 cents per capita in silver; church this week. All are invited to at- such a move, even to love a glass once in a while, express II. Day, this week. and many other dangerous diseases. Tbey lick amiss. He is a far worse ren- now she has Si. go per capita. Nor tend themselves as much opposed to such a Dr. Bell's Dr. W C Cosby, formerly of this place, should never be neglected. Mr. Aaron Morton, of Madisonville, has move egade than Charlie Moore ot the way 89 cents per capita; now Si. 00 but now of Slauzhtersville. was hern In. Peppermint Chill Tonic cures them. It donated to Atkinson Literary and Industastes like mint candy, All druggists guar The wives of miners at Edwardsvillc, Blue Grass Blade ever dared be. per capita. Russia then 23 cents trial College, some nice and useful furni- last week took matters in their own bands day on business. antee it. For sale by St. liernard Drug Mrs J W. Overby and Miss Lizzie btore, ture. It was highly appreciated, and if and when the minersattempted to go work, earlington; ueorge King, St. Tun wave of prosperity, it is true, per capita; now 38 cents per capi- more persons were as interested in the wel- rocks and other missies were hurled at Overby, of ihe Little Zion country, spent Charles. at this place. ta. The only nations which have fare of the race, il would be a great credit them, and Ihey went back home instead of has been helped along by the good to the colored people. Mr J. R Armslrong. one of our most returning to work. The women want their HANSON. luck of the farmers, but the masses at all decreased arc Great Britain. Rev. M W Steward and wife, of Han- husbands assured of living wages before prosperous farmers, sold his tobacco last Misi Susie Osburn of Madisonville is France, Germany, and Denmark. son, left for Pleasant Valley, near Spring- work is resumed week for 9 cents Howls lhat for a gold visiting her sister of the people who are beginning to Mrs. E. McCully. field, Ky. lie will serve the A M. IS Too mnch beer and whisky mixed has standard administration? Misses Nettie and Willie Parrish of see good times are simply get-lin- g Great Britain's per capita is S2.96 Zion church, at that place He carries lately been Ibe cuase of some of our miners Mr F. M Winstead, of Ihe country, is gelling into serious trouble. One was call- going to remove to this place soon, to make Madisonville, are visiting relatives here. the benefits of Protection instead of $2.99; that of France with him our best wishes Mr. O. B. Hallums, of Springfield, his futnrc abode has fallen from S13.85 to S12.94; We say farewell to Rev J T. Cherry, of ed upon to settle with the law for carrying which has beei restored to the Tenn., Is in Hanson on business. weapon, Ibem T. Morris, our candidate that ol Denmark from S.j.iG to tne m li uuiircii, bouih. ol ibis place concealed a deadly breach oftwo of peace, CsurtTClerk, spent Sunday wilb for County Mrs. Kate Ashby is in St. Louis visiting Tariff system. That is all there in were charged with the his mother Rev. Cherry is a good and her daughter Mrs, W E. Kerchevald S2.35, and that of Germany from man. He preached the Baccalaureate ser- and another bad to be taken care of by an UMBMhnMaHflMS to it. Cleveland, O., Leader. officer and escorted borne. So il can be T. W. Bailey made a business trip to This mon for Atkinson college We will always sein what an evil it is, indeed. S7.47 to S4.20 per capita. Louisville last week Mr. Bvnum was pointed but data will be of interest in the cam- remember him kindly. October 1st. is generally a welcome day Hurrah for one dollar wheat and ten Press Minters has recovered sufficiently to miners throughout this section of Kenkind in all he said, in his Madison- paigns of this fall where the silver 10 uc up anuauout. dollar tobacco. Of course these prices tucky, as on that data the price of mining and the good prices paid for almost every Mrs. II. B. Moore, of Indianapolis, ville speech. Speaking of "regu- question is discussed. is advanced one-nacent per bushel by product of the farm are just a happen so visiting Mrs. Ellzi McNary. the companies who now, and bave for larity" he said, "we have parties but slrange they come just when they do The band boys are preparing fnrthn big many years paid what is considered stand Rev J. T. Randolph and family are preto carry out and enforce princi- Certificate of Qualification for nay at Masnvuie wages. These companies have not this ard paring 10 leave for their new field of labor County Court Clerk. year departed irom inn rule, although il Mr. Louis Ray has almost rcrnveieilfrom ples and policies that we believe at Princeton. liro. Randolph has been bas been a year wherein much discussion Ins recent illness. the pastor her for Ibe pas! four years and best for the people of the country. A'hoti' all men by these presents: has in many stales crept in between opera has done a great and rflicient work among That It. It. Graham, of Hopkins Will Hinci.ind famil) were In Madison-vill- tors and miners Here peace reigns suThat is what parties are for. There Sunday. us. We commend bim and his excellent preme and the miner and operator both County, Ky., this day appeared family to the good people of his new Little Blanche Amos is no 'regularity' that should causo before me at the court house in and was buried Liltmljy died last Friday, profit thereby, both being controlled by tho Is the time that tries all the care charge afternoon. Elder desire 10 live ami lei live of the mother and all the skill of a man to change his principles." Midisonville. Ky., and was ex- Amos and bereaved wif have our deepest Henry Ashby, who accompanied his 1 ne people or consumers ol cojI m maternal management. amined before me and under my sjmpawy Baby mother id St. Louis last Saturday returned Louisville, Ky., we arp. (old through tho does not seem to have oc supervision by John II. Christy, home Tuesday Rev. J P Jones, a representative minis columns 01 tun tuny paper, now lear a coal comfort comes from fat ; fat s Tho dedication in this clerk of the Hopkins Circuit Court tcrinthoA. M K Zion church, is the lamine, uui we see no reason lor alarm ns babies ihe house curred to the have nothing to do but here Monday nightof was anew schooland en guest of Rev G. C Walker, He success all tlo threats of re- touching his qualifications to per- a splendid sermon last Monday preached only a few months ago. a coal famine was to sleep country that night at threatened in Chicago on account of the joyed Dy those present Among other and grow. exercises of Ihe taliation by foreign governments form the duties and fill the office .ion church. He is a graduate from Bos- late strike, but their fears were soon reIf your baby does not seem excellent music evening was some most of County Court Clerk, for which ton Institute, and is a classical scholar. and short and pointed talks moved when it was made apparent that are only tributes to the value of he is now a candidate, and Prof. A II Joyce, reported at Atkinson Western Kentucky could on short notice to prosper, If he does not gain Dy miss same urown and Profs T, II. said Smith, I 0, Ferguson, E McCully and market. Not bei ig able examination having been com literary anu inuustriai college last Sun come to ineir reliel wit a hundred or two in weight, you must get our home more W A. Easley ' cars daily. So it is with Louisville, ihey obtain free entry, they will be plcted, the said Graham is found day. Hois principal of the college. to A few drops of Hanson is still In the lead as a tobacco Tuesday night In Iho office of Esquire can always depend on a supply from this fat there. Here is what ihe Courier Journal mom than willing to accept tho qualified, market in this part of the country. There O. J. Farnsworlb, Wylie Johnson and region. I therefore certify that R. R. Anne .Miner were mimed. says on the situationareal least three firms who are in the best thing, reciprocity, and next low stage of the river has caused market for iho weed and bave perhaps "The Graham is qualified to discharge we can shape in our own inbought In the neighborhood among users of coal lest there that of 310,000 Tiir. Br.r.-hajust received a fine apprehension the duties of County Court Clerk pounds already. be a coal famine. There of cards and other unless ibe river remains need be no fe.ir terest. Philadelphia "Inquirer." under the laws of Kentucky. assortment unnavigable to The following persons from here atThis certificate is given to con- stationery and can furnish anything coal boats for two months mce. It was each day will put on plump- tended the Tennessee Centennial last Biivan travels in special car: for form to the provisions of the State in the printing line on short notice said at the office of Capt. J T. Duffy yesMr fat outside, life Inside, week. and T M. Gooch and wife, Misses which the people who believe In Constitution. Katie in best style and at lowest prices. terday that about Goo, 000 bushels of Pills-burFlora Combs, Hlaton. coal was lying at Pumpkin Patch, baby and mother both happy. Dona, Alma and Mabel Urown, ilatlie doctrines have to pay round sums Ci.inos' J. Judge, across the river, while the different dealMost eminent Your baby can take and rel and Jesse Gooch, Messrs Alford Parrlsh, of gooil money. Centennial Rates. Hopkins Circuit Court,' Fourth ers in Louisville had enough in their yards Mefl Urownlne, Lank Wilson, Alonza speakers for the gold standard t lit The L & N. has offered the following iu raise ibis supply 10 oeiween 2,000,000 ish Scott's Emulsion as much Rudd. Frank Brown and Masters Merchel Judicial District of Kentucky. rales good for the round irip on account and 3,000,000 bushels the Hon. V. D Bynum piy regi-ula- r Oct. 5, A. D. 1897. Besides the PillsIn summer as In any other ..'ofTnian and Hardy Gooch of the Tennessee Centennial: Tickets ennri burg coal there is a liberal supply of Ktn fare and tr.ivel as ordinary Hurrah forjudge Pratt, Qeo. R. Lynn, twenty days, $4.70, tickets good fifteen days tucky and Indiana coal on hand, which re- - season. Uncle Hubbie and others too numero.u to Subscribe for Tin: Bki:. citizens. The eflort of the Bryan sevan uays 3 75 moves an uanger 01 a con Umlne." 1 j "; utucis kuuu iur For sale by all druggists st 500. and f i.ca mention Globe-Democr'Vice-Presiderro-tectioGlobe-Democra- t, forty-seveGlobe-Democr- ite inaiugers is not to convince lilt. RYOTS GREAT SPEECH with reason and logic but thoy try to djzzlt and confuse with show Delivered in the Host Pleasant and bbttt of trumpets. and Kindly Spirit to a Fair I AST wcik, we published Geo. Sized Audience at R. Lynn's formal letter of accept Maillsomllle. ance of the Republican nomination of Hopkins for the office of sheriff VEKY DIFFERENT FROM RHEA'S RACING. county. Mr. Lynn is making an active canvass. He begins his canBeyond doubt the speech of the vass under auspicious circum- Hon. W. D. Byntim, delivered at stances, being widely and favorably Madisonville on October r, was known by the people of the whole the greatest speech ever heard in county. His opponents admit that Hopkins county on the money question. A number of prominent George is very popular and very gentlemen of various political faiths well equipped for the office to expressed themselves to Tiik Bek which he aspires, and the pros- reporter at the close of the speech, pects for his election are very fav- - and they were unanimous in their opinions that no abler argument orable. had ever been heard by them on Speaking, of Urey Woodson's the question and that they had plan to send Bryan to Paducah to heard no one make a speech in kinder spirit entirely free from make a speech provided the citi- demagoguery and abuse, as this zens will pnt up 150 to pay for a was. special car, a free silver paper in Hon. Polk Laffoon introduced the Fiist district kicks against thisj the speaker as one of his col; Bryan cotild buy leagues in Congress, and paid extravagance. high tribute to introa regular first class ticket from duction. Mr. him in the Bynum's argument Nashville to Paducah for less than was confined entirely to the money ten dollars. But perhaps the free question. He was heard by a silver farmers in that section have lairly well ruled house and very sold so much dollar wheat and ten few of his auditors left the hall was In dollar tobacco that they can afford until the speech was finished. exother words he given an $150 cars to transport Bryan in ceptionally courteous hearing by order that he may endeavor to those of the opposite faith who convince them that there is no went to the court house that day. There was a marked difference prosperity. between the dignified, gentlemanly The American home market is and courteous bearing and kindly the greatest in the world, and it and able argument of Mr. Bynum, as compared with demagoguery makes a great difference whether and scathing abusethe heaped by John the patrons of that market are able S. Rhea on his political opponents to buy freely or are compelled to in his recent speech at Madisonville. The comparison is greatly economize, iliusit is that helps the farmer, whether to Mr. Rhea's disadvantage and forces itself on the minds of all applied directly to his products or thinking men who heard both His market at home is speakers. not. The comparison was widened by every extension of often made the day Mr. Bynum home industry, and it is easy to spoke. prove that no small portion of the ur (Joloi'ed present agricultural activity and profit has come through the more All and matters of newi general employment of American talningcommunication! thould be addressed to per to this column Geo. ALrxANOE. Earlington, Xr. workers. Troy, N. Y., "Record." BOLD DEFENSE Cause ot MADE a Sound Cranium far the Currency Unanswered Couldn't "Tte" "Our Jonnie" the Load. WEBSTER COUNTy"nEVsT WKnSTIK letter from Crittenden county, written by one of the most distinguished (Smithhnd Cold Standard.) We have in our hands a Conilurlp.1 by J. V. C Dixon, K I)rATUNT snaii ) V ) men there. He says: "I am glad to inform you that the joint discussion at this place Marion Saturday between Messrs Grassliam and Grayot, resulted in a decided victory for Charley. His masterly defense of sound money which Grayot did not attempt to answer was well received. The Republicans of this county are solid for him, and his statement that he was for Rankin the Populist candidate for Leg- 'Hon " islature will give him the Middle We bave kno.vn Mr Browning for a of the Road Populists, who I am number of ears. and have ever regarded satisfied advised were for him before. I him as an honest man and are principle that he is a Republican from sincerely believe that we will give and worthy the suffrage of the people him two hundred majority in this Mr Brownings allusions lo the lusion deal, trade, bargain, or agreement seems count jf." spot, and at to touch them in a "The silver leaders have not Tilden brought down tender than one vial more been as downcast since the defeat of wrath upon bis devoted bead Let's of Bryan as they were after the have fair play, and if the Hon L B Henry cannot defend himself on bis party's discussion." actions let him step back and out. and then The silverite editor of the Smith-lan- d some otber candidate or the Herald can Banner will regret to hear take bis place A sympathetic public will that his "Jonnie" has received kindly observe thit we have been victimhis Waterloo, and at the hands of ized again SHELTON In all their joint disGrassham. cussions Grassliam has been the Protracted meeting begin Sunday near Grayot has never at here at Walnut Grove, conducted by Rev. orator. tempted to answer his arguments. Holloway R. A. Hill, G B Sbelton, Tom Messrs. Charley is a young man of ability and A S. Riggs went to Dixon and if elected will make an official Thomas Allen, of near here, and a party of whom the state will be proud. from Blackford went to the lakes, netting, DIXON. We noticed in last wesk's issue of Ihe Herald some very crave charges against the Honorable David Browning, Republi can nominee for the office of county at torney, on account of our having used Now the prefix "Hon " before his name in justice to Mr. Drowning, we wish to state lhat we attended the speaking at Tilden and wrote the article referred to Ijy the Herald and used the abbreviation Hon " because custom and usage per mits it, and we believe Mr Urowning lobe as much entitled to that distinction as any other of our candidates for county offices, who are frequently alluded to as Ihe I ifiens. no Deering, foreman of the Morions Gap sections, is just recovering irom a singular injury, he was on bis band car when the car ran over a torpedo placed on the track by some train man, when it exploded and a portion of it striking bim, cutting through bis show and badly lacerating bis foot, which caused bim much pain and considerable loss of time Conductor Smith is taking a rest of two weeks or more and Conductor Shy is in charge of his train. "Bryan" day at the Centennial will cause a big demand for coaches and Ibe company will likely be taxed to their ut most capacity to accommodate the travel on that day Supervisor Sullivan and a force of men have been making preparations for a new siding at Madisonville, on the east side of of Ihe main track and south of passenger depot. An order for thirty coaches was lately given to the I. & N. for special trains to be run soon In Mexico the railroad companies and other corporations have decided to hereafter pay off their emplo)es in silver, paving two dollars where tbey now pay one in gold At Ihe present price of silver this means a loss lo men of about twenty cents on dollar. Work has been stopped on Ihe water tank foundation at Deer Creek and now it is said lhat Ihe tank will be located at some other point where the water supply can be relied on the )ear around Oa account ot ibe scarcity of water and the shutting down ot the water works at Hopkinsville, Foreman Kinney, of the water supply department on the Henderson division has put a pumper al work at Hopkinsville. Engineer Sam Branch attended court at Madisonville this week Baggageman Mers is now nn ihe through run, instead of Shy who is running as conductor. Conductor Pete Herb is taking a few days' vacation and the agents along Ihe road miss him, as he is considered one of the best local men on the road Those boys who would hail wilh delight the appearance of a saloon in Earlington are aoomeu 10 disappointment, dui we are pleased to say, there are but few who desire such resorts here Upon seemingly good authority it is said that President Milton II Smitb objects lo paying another dividend on LAN stock just now. desiring instead to restore the ten per cent reduction in wages to bis employes on this great system Mr Smith's wishes have always had great weight with the Board of Directors and it is to be hoped they may prevail in the present in stance. "Nashville, Sept 38 J T. Haranan, Illinois Central railroad, ChicagoThe railroad column of the St. of Sunday contains Louis the following Harahan of the Illinois Central, denied in positive mmk yesieraay inai ois company is going to extend its system, either by coninto Nashville.' struction or purchase, Will you please advise me whether or not you had an interview with a representaand tive of the Si. Louis whether the statement as published correpresents your views rect!) E B. Staiilman " "Chicago, Sept 28 E B. Slahlman, I bave not seen anyone conNashville nected with the St. Louis I think the report originated from here. I stated to a reporter of one of the Chicago papers that the Illinois Central Railroad Company, up lo this time, had not considered ihe extension of its line into Nashville from the Factory will bn lure on Ibat day with Ibe largest and best line of CLOAKS ever brouqht to Madisonvillp It If J. T. ALEXANDER. MADISONVILLE, KY. KENTUCK--l.K.viN- 3 3 3 3 m 3 m 3 m 111 111 1?J tflll3111311islllSlllslllsElilslllg? I ff X mint Ipip llirr, iiomb Krnlurk) tlic laml ct my loy f. K Kfy liooJ, Oh beautiful land ot corn, erjpo nn I uin Tliy bill in,! Ihy vilteyt. wit, I roir an.t wooil, To go lo Alaka a follune 10 fm,l IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS VV ic r" n Ohio ami all ilir ureal Iribuianoi That Aowa through Kentucky ami ilown to Ihe Thy 7h tea, brifht water tlouliiR through hills ami pralrltt, braiitl'ul thorn art so charming lo me Allien lo Ihr Hateraso calmlr (low In Adieu lo thy beauteous ami rvrigrefn ohoir. Toihft wild, coating Yukon liter I'm going Kenliick), Ihy natfn, I ne'rr may are ihre mote ALASKA I.ATKK Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the infallible remedy t for all forms of malaria, especially chills and fever. people take the reliable and popular tonic, and febrifuge, Up-to-da- te anti-period- Yucatan Marching lo Klondike with fool uie and bleeding Mad iub lo Ihe gold-llehl- i ot Alalia r go. Oh Nature gttr warning Inn llm wjtningim heeding, We ruth lo meet death in the mountain nl tiovr Alas! oh, Alatka, lan.l ef naranna Where nothing l.tl Irrherg ami Itrow, Mill Chill Tonic.l TASTELESS.) It cures when all others fail. Adapted for old or young;. Z f? Pleasant to take. Price, 50 cents, sold by all druco-ists- . 2 f Where ate thy chitmt lo men ol ill nation Ah! thy ireatutet ate hidden beiKUli tin- - rol.l mow. Hatntley, Ky n& uCfflL IWlUt oiim I tr with oitrTnul. Mark In tlirr rolunu mre) mi EettliACCioIno The American Protective, Tariff League ManiifatturfM has just issued another and very complete nly by the edition of our Tariff laws. This volume ot laj. paces, gives Ibe olficlal text ol the GARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO.,' Dingly Tariff, complete comparison ol the w tvantviuo, ina. DIorIv and Wilson law. and, index lo all articl s covered by the new Tariff The v nJkn M.AM.M.kSLMLAMJkJkMJkML 5 book will be of great value for reference and for answering all questions regarding V V v N" the Tariff question It will be sent to any address for Tuenty-fiv- e cents Ask for THE document No 37. address The Ametican Protective Tariff League, 133 West 23rd Street, New York SVN VCdXVN I Fifth Avenue Hotel, f LOUISVILLE, KY., s Capital Sick Paid In, Surplus Fund BUSINESS IN $50,000. COMMENCED 120,000. I8C7. $ 4 J! Is the Only First-Clas- JNO.G. MORTON. The advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to business men we are talking ihey know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women There's safety if the bank is a good one. There's convenience tbo money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum In your pocket $2.00 Per Day Hotel in the City. 1 BANKKR. COME AND SEE US. I PIKE CAMPBELL, MANAGER. xv s x .sr.srx;NsMi.v.,vc eau thlatr Wanted-- An Idea g earn atmpto lopileatr Protect JrMr H"' ' hV m' t)r,n Jo" wealth. WMhlnston. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY. tur.new ur on I. C, for their tlJUO wante4.nUtr prli oil lltl tbouuod Inventlona 41 41 41 41 41 5ftftAAftAftftAftftftAftAiSi A NEW SUIT i ? From Top to Bottom ! c' 0 e, hie y 41 ? appearance our Store makes Every thing is all fllto lUir.tcr. Spring stuff has cither disappeared entirely, or taken n hack seat. Wc extend the readers of "Tun Bek" a cordial invitation to come in and allow us the pleasure of showing them the latest and most complete assortment of is the y"IIIS now. i' c' fc' 0' t i t 41 41 4n ? ? Clothing, Hats, Men's and Ladies' Underwear, Shoes, t i DllESS GOODS and DRY GOODS 1 ip y 4? 41 ? 4? JJ 41 49 Jj 4? God-fearin- g Generally. Wn want your trade, n'ml if correct Styles, Good Assortment, Lowest Cash Prices, and Polite Attention arc an inducement we shall have it. "Lowest Cash Prices, Quality Considered, Shall Rule." Our force is compnsed of the following well known people: Miss Sai.ue Bkownini;, Mit. Br.N M. Si.aton, Mk. Cmft PniTuiErr, Mr. Lke L. Kosiiri:, Mk. W. II. Ham., lit., Mr. Woodson Buownino, Ma. Ernest Cox, Mn. M. W. Bisnof. Any one of whom is anxious to see you. to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 0 if Baby's Second 4? 4? 49 41 BISHDP & CD, 121 West Ccnlcr SI. Madisonville, Ky. 4? Jj 4? 4? CflMcs,' c Summer K Hisses' nub l)Ubron's IPraps a Specialty. J nOUrt MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT. crc v c o' c c o o - o cr c c wrf cccf'CfCfc'CfmCfyr. Cf o c VV WWWV WW Cr r- wvvww w www It Millinery Opening !! Mrs. U, M. MURPHBY; Friday and Saturday, I Free-Trader- 11 October 8tli and 9tli. - Scl mm ness; ingly low. have 100 different styles of Pattern Hats. They have been bought cheap tor cash, ana will be sold correspond ( g Pratt, Llie Also, have a first-clas- s trimmer just from St. Louis, who will put up hats in any style, These Pattern Hats will Continue on xljibitiou for a few weeks. Mrs. M. M. Murphey, vi,rvi-iiauiUlLL- t:, KY. f MJ'J&-:-J..,JlL..1..,- .j .,73 Il If ii!.-,-J- ui .i-- h MiiTt . ut -- - ti En r Wi MM "' r 3 i. .,r- , - "' PT"" ' b ' )3u 3tibiislru we CIji'loc." ELIGIBLES HO FOR NASHVILLE ! Wreck at Nortonville. The wrecker whistle blew a few minutes after 2 o'clock yetterda morning, calling the crew to go to a freight wreck, j'ttst beyond Nor tonville a quarter of a mile. It was train number 64, Harrison engineer and Moody conductor. A drawhead in the first car pulled out and dropped on the track. The first two cars passed over it safely, but the next three were wrecked. The wrecked cars contained cotton in one, lumber in one, and general merchandise in the third; all box cars. In handling one of the cats with the wrecker, the latttcr was overturned, Nick Shannon was the onlyman 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 mislortune the track was cleared in short or der and traffic resumed. The Bee reporter regrets that he could not accept the invitation to take breakfast with the crew at the wreck. Its smell was appetizing. BIG PRICES FOR TOBBACCO. J.ll'1 ,'i.,U,V'A'tlclaiCllliSlj,f.i.,r,itm i -- Jk r S t 1 A m "' March 20th. With the prospect of the collectors of internal revenue CHEAT TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL NEXT being allowed to appoint their SATURDAY. Announcement has been made uties this list is interesting, fordepout that Miss Callie Wade and Mr. of it will be selected a number perArrangements are completed for John Wilson were to bo married at haps to serve in this d;strict: the big complimentary excursion ihe home of the bride's parents last David Browning, Dixon, Newton W. night. Parrish, Marion, James C Walktr, Owens- to be given by the St. Bernard Coal Company to their many emboro Mr. J. T. Alexander, the popu- gar L.JamesN Hagan.Tompkinsville, Ed- ployes 3nd their families, who are Hendricks, Madisonville; Ulysses G. lar Madisonville merchant, an- McFarland, Burksville; Waller A employed by the company at EarMarion, Thomas S. Wbiiescatver. lington, nounces in The Hex: this week a Morton's Gap and St. Baugh, Cbas S Blanford, Owensboro, special cloak, opening for the bene- Dan Wood, Penrod. Charles I Werner. Charles. fit of the Karlinglon people. See Owensboro; Miles T Henderson, The tri, is to be made on SaturI'anlber, his advertisement. U. IS. Foley. Providence: H. A Walls. H. day, October 9th, and the trains A Moore. L. S. Hodcens. Owensboro. wiil be made up here. will Henry Holland is the only newly Thomas M Copass, Tompkinsville, W. E. be run out of Earlington They sec in Luton, Golden Pond, W P. Kerrick, Ueid, made convict that will he sent up Geo C. Brown, tions from 5 to G o'clock, and re Tompkinsillle. by the present term of ihu Hop- Palmore, Persimmon; Thomas Ansel S. Adams, turning will leave the Exposition kins County Circuit Court. And Hirkory Grove, Mrs. Virginia Duncan, grounds at 10 o'clock thjjt night, I'is term is jdiorj. He gets one Virginia L Foley, Nellie N Weldon, making no stop in the city. Owensboro j ear on the charge of assaidt with There will be a procession from intent to kill. Nervous 'crofu'a Rheuma'lsm Link's hotel to the Union Depot by "My Mrs. M. M. Murphcy, who is scrofula daughter has been afilic'.cd with the men, the ladies and children and rheumatism always at the front in millinery nervous. We concluded and shea was very remaining 111 the cars. All will to buy bottle of join and go to the grounds together. There U Nothing so Good business in Madisonville, has a Hood's Sarsaparilla Alter she had taken There is nothing just as good as Dr Everybody will wear badges, which in this four bottles she was cured ot all her trouhandsome advertisement and since then we have alwuts , kept they will find essential to the trip. King's New Discovery for Consumption, issue of Tut: Bi:k calling attention bles,.!'., o. : Golds, so it in. t ..wiun oaiaajuiiiia u:i U4WI The St. Bernard gives this " ex- - Coughs arid the dealer demand )ouand do not permit some to sell to her splendid line of new goods. Hi.Mott, Sandy Springs, Tenn cursion to their employes en- substitute He will not claim there is See her announcement. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and tirely without cost to the men, anything better, but in order to make more profit be may claim something else to be Several of Harry Corey's teams do not purgi.pam or gripi All (truants even including admission to the just as good You want Dr King's New Exposition- - excepting, of course, Discovery because have been hauling dust which Co'. iou know it to be safe Ladles' Magazine Club their meals. and reliable, and guaranteed lo do good or Robert Wood, im Parker and The first meeting money refunded. For Coughs, Colds, others have shoveled off the high Magazine Club was of the Ladies Consumption and for all affections of How's This? bold on Tuesway between here and Madisor-vill- day afternoon, Oct. 5th, at 3 We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward Throat, Chest and Lungs, there is nothing Uncle Oscir Stevens .sugDr o'cioci: witli AIr3. Chas. McGary. for any case of Catarrh, that cannot tie so good as is free King's New Discoveiy. at St Bernard Drug Trial bottles gests that they ought to call a Some of the Cure. members were absent cured by Mall's Catarrh.Props , Store Regular size 50 cents and It 00 meeting ami pray for ram. Toledo.O. F.J CHENEY & CO but enough were present to con We, Ihe undersigned, have known F. Program. Clarence Cherry, Mrs. 1. Cher duct the business of the meeting. J Cheney for tho last 15 )tnrs, and believe him perfectly honorable in all busiry and little .Miss tcamscy came The following officers were elected: following is the program for ness transactions, and financially able to The out from Madisonville one day Mrs. J. b. Foard, president; Mrs. carry out any obligation made by their the Teachers' Association for the and firm last week and cast their hooks in V F. Burr, Fifth Magisterial district, to be West the waters of Loch Mary for a few Mrs. Chas. McGary, secretary and ledo, & Trua, Wholesale Druggists, To- held at Nebo, Friday, Oct. O. Waldino, KtNNAN & Marvin, 15' The Club will continue As their catch has not treasurer. hours. 9.30. Opening Exercises,Read-into meet on Thursday afternoon, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. been reported it is supposed not to Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, of Scripture and Prayer, Rev. The next meeting acting directly upon the blood and mucous surpass the usual luck of more ex- fortnightly. will be hehf with Mrs. J. F. Foard, surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per Ford. Singing. perienced anglers. Election o f secretary. at Hecla, Thursday. Oct. 14th at bottle. Sold by alt Druggists Testimo10.00 Opening address, If. W. Rev. S II. Lovelace is the new 2.30 p. m., complimentary to Mrs. nials freefamily pills are the best Hall's Davis. S. H. Reese who is visiting her preacher in charge of the MadisonI. I. Cherry. 10.10 Response He comes from daughter, Mrs. W. F. Burr. ville circuit. A Social Event. 10.20 Essav, Sowing and ReapMrs. Win. Wendel and Miss Louisville ami preached his first The Home is the great bulwark ing, Miss Annie Lynch. sermon on his new work at Madi- Celeste Moore will lead and Mrs. 10.30 - HabitstShotild the teachR. Rash will read n selection. of modern civilization. It is around sonville last Sunday. His ap- J. the hearthstone that our traditions er interfere with the fixed undesirpointments at Karlington will re- There was no program Tuesday main as Mr. Cherry's were and he the meeting being a business one. arc enshrined and the germs of able habits of pupils? How can we assist them in forming good will preach to the liarlinglon con- Mrs. E. A. Chatten was elected a liberty are best implanted. Around Mrs. Will the family altar, the tenets of our habits? Miss Richie Key and Miss Sun- member of the Club. gregation on the next fourth Pcland presented her resignation. religion, which is the foundation of Nola Hill. day. 10.40 Reports: A plea and a The Club regrets very much to modern civilization, tike deepest root, and receive their strongest plan for unilormity, 11. W. Davis Died. lose such a bright member. From such a source, and I. I. Cherry. impulse. On Monday night after a bnel Errors in The Woman's Friend n. modern culture and modern soillness, a little child of Mr. and Methods in teaching, R. O. Davis know from my own experience that ciety take their outgrowth,. Mrs. James Dames, of this place. for ladies of a constipated habit there is Madisonville lias many such and Miss Lulu Knight. Its death was unexpected although nothing to supply the place of German homes, and the occasional gatherSupplementit had never been a healthy child. I.iier Powder." Mrs, J P Meneness, ing of friends and neighbors upon ary work in. N. S. Morgan and Springfield, Ohio Remains were interred at Rose "I have taken German Liter Powder for any proper pretext in those homes, Miss Annie Lynch. Creek Cemetery Tuesday evening. dyspepsia, and other liver troubles, and tends to disseminate a spirit of so11.40 Adjourn for Noon. " Miss Jennie -- Tin: Bee extends sympathy to the would not be without 1.00 Opening song. ciability which, when actuated by Green, Abiline. Tex sorrowing ones. 1. 10 Slang: Its Treatment. R. "Friends advised me to try German proper motives, promotes the welLiver Powder for long standing liver com- fare of all, and is the foundation Tippett, Miss Mary Greer. School Building Dedicated. plaint had relief before I had taken one of that much misused term known 1.25 Should the State furnish It did good than all free text books? Miss Cordie Greer, The Hanson public school build bottle prescribedme more phjsicians " Mrs. as "our best society." by ing was dedicated on Monday by John Campbell, Jeffersonville, Ind Such a gathering brought out Willie Mills. very appropriate exercises arranged many of our best people on the 1.40 Examinations: How often Hoss-tll- e by Prof. E. IJ. McCullcy. prinei Doctors. 28th ultimo, to the new and com- and how conducted? bam Crow pal. There was a large attendance George Haley livesupon "Meth- modious' home of Dr. and Mrs. and Miss Lucy Daves. of Hanson people, who appreciate odist hill" and is the proud owner Will Ross on North Main street, that 2.00 Debate, Resolved their school and their teachers, and of a nag whose age is as uncertain it being the occasion of the cele- each county should receive its quota not a few of the most progressive as that of an old maid. A lew days bration of the fifth anniversary of of the State funds only on condition teachers of the county were pres- since the ancient equine showed their wedding. When it was as- of iurnishing an equal amount 1) ent and took part in the program. some signs of indisposition and certained that a similar event was local taxation. Affirmative, I. I. The editor of Tin: Br.E regrets his Harry Corey, who would not hesi- contemplated by Mr. and Mrs. Cherry. R. O. Davis. Negative: inability to attend the dedication. tate to proclaim the age and blood Beaty on the same date, a com- Fred Hobgood, N. S. Morgan. of the cow that "jumped over the bination of the two events into one 2.40 Recess. Rev, J. T. Cherry. moon' was called in to diagnose was arranged. Both parties have 2.50 Class Management, H. W. Rev. J. T. Cherry and family the case. After a careful scrutiny, a large circle of friends, and it was Davis. left Madisonville Tuesday for Harry prescribed a libera! diet of therefore arranged to entertain the 3. 10 History:Importancc of unFranklin, where lies his new work hay and corn with an accompani- married ladies between the hours derstanding the military terms (or the coming year. There are ment of oats. Now, as Corey has of 4:00 and 6:00; the gentlemen used, Willie Mills, Fred Hobgood. How shall parents be in3 25 very many of our county's people these articles for sale, his motion from 6:00 to 8:00, and the young who very much regret their de- was palpable and Judge Foster was people from 8:00 to 12:00. Excel duced to visit the school? Stipt. T. parture, but this is all in the reg- next consulted. Judge Foster, be it lent refreshments were served, and II. Smith. ular ordcrof a Methodist preacher's knov, n, knows about as much about the occasion was one not soon to 3.40 Song by pupils of Nebo school. life and the transfer to a new work a horse as a billy goat does about be forgotten. 3:48 Miscellaneous. Although the cards of invitation is never a surprise. There is com- the multiplication table, but he as 4.00 Adjourn. fort in the thought that Mr. Cherry sumed a wise look and decided bore the inscription, "No pres H. W. Davis, V. P. goes to a good work and the best that it was a pronounced case of ents," it did not prevent some of wishes of the people of Hopkins hots, and administered about two the guests from contributing many Yucatan Chill Tonic pounds of quick lime, which caused handsome and costly articles suited county go with him. the poor animal to belch fumes hot to the occasion. On the whole, the The great reliable and popular. tonic, and febrifuge, ft breaks the A Pleasant Affair. enough to scorch tow, and canter affair was a success in every way, chill and prevents its return, strengthening lzed its mouth fearfully. Jim and, as intimated above, had a far the patient and gives healthy lone and Saturday evening, quite a number of young people were pleasant- Dean's advice and counsel was deeper significance than the mere vigor without regard to diet. Pleasant to Now Dean can tell formalities of an entertainment, take Price 50c. Warranted at drug ly entertained at the home of Miss next invoked. store. Lizzie Sullivan, in honor of tier a horse (roin a cow, unless the cow by bringing people together in so Mr. John Mahoney, of Gulf-pot- in question should happen to be a cial intercourse to the ultimate cousin, A Card. E. L. II. Miss., who is visiting here. m ley, and after a careful investi- good of all. To the voters of Hopkins County: Delightful music was rendered by gation, he decided that the horse editor was taken A I hereby accept the nomination and undertook with few weeks ago thethat caused him to Misses Sullivan, McGrath and was "salivated," a very severe cold after which nil joined in the job of greasing his mouth three be in a most miserable condition. It was for the office of County Court Clerk Victory, various entertaining games. At times a day with a bacon rind, and undoubtedly a bad case of la grippe and of Hopkins County, which was Moscow Croft to sit up at recognizing Has dangerous ho took imme given me by the Republican party 10.30 o'clock the party was invited delegated to bring about At last diate steps advertisement ot a speedy cure. in convention assembled at Madinights and watch the case into the dining room, where Chamberlains from living. Cough the Remedy, and tho many good recom- sonville, Ky., on tho 6th day of dainty refreshments were served. accounts the horse was still mendations included therein, we concluded September, 1897. I very grateAll expressed themselves as spend Did You Ever to make a first trial of the medicine. To fully appreciate this and other high ing a most enjoyable evening Try Electric Bitter as a remedy for your say that it was satisfactory in its results, is honors conferred on me in the troubles? It not, ;et a liotile now and get putting it very mildly indeed, it acted lika by mi' party, and if elected to Lost. relief This medicine lias been found to magic and the result was a speedy and per- past bs peculiarly adapted to Ihe relief and manent cure. We have no hesitancy in the office- of County Court Clerk On Madisonville road between cure of all Female Complaints, exerting a recommending Ibis excellent Cough Remthe coming election. I promise Madisonville and Earlington, one wonderlul direct influence in giving edy to anyone afflicted with a couch or at full and faithful discharge of the a small chatelaine bag containing strength and tone to the organs. If you cold in any form. "Banner of Liberty," duties of office. Owing to cent sizes Liberty roll of bills and some small change have Loss of Appetite, Constipation, for salo town, Md. 25 and Store, Earl- having beenthe confined tc my home by Si Bernard Drug Headache, Fainting Spells, or are Nerin silver. Finder will return for vous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or ington, Ben Kobinssn, Mortons Gap; Geo, on account of sickness of myself identification and be rewarded by troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters King, St. Charles. ever since my nomination, I shall Mus. II. S. Cour.v, Health and is tho medicine you need. not have the opportunity of seeing Fifty Strength are guaranteed by its use Earlington, Ky. C. T. U. Convention. W. all my friends personally before rents and J1.00 at St Bernard Drug Oct. 5, 1897. Mrs. Browder Myers is back the election, and I will just state Store Irom Glasgow, where she attended to one and all of them, irrespective Hanson School. Estrayed or Stolen State Convention of the W. C. of party persuasion, that I shall Hanson is "in it," educationally. the U., and reports a most interest- very gratefully From pasture"' on St, Heruaid T. appreciate any asfarm at Earlington. Ky., one red The best house in the county is ing meeting. Evening meetings sistance or support that they may cow with white spots and one horn being erected. A strong faculty, were held in the court house, day render me. While I am making loff; one roanish cow, on horn oil, headed by Prof E. McCulley, is in meetings in the First Christian the race for the office of County :alf six wet us old following; one charge. The courses of study are church. Mrs. Clara Hoffman, re- Court Clerk as the nominee of the kown steer three joars old; one. not excelled by the average college cording secretary of National and Republican party, I desire to have Irown steer with white spots: one or normal. You can be suited in president of the Missouri W. C. T. my many friends of ..each political luition only ?2 per U. k'rsey colored steer, one yearling studies. fully understand that I every evenBoard ?8 to $9. For ing.delivered addresses handsomely party to lienor, 1'inder will on re- month. irsey am not too partisan to fully appreThe program was catalogues, address E. elegant uded. up, well filled and carried ciate their support, and if elected McCully, A. M., Principal, Han- gotten a manner that interested the 1 propose to so conduct myself Sr. Beknand Coai. Co. out in Ky. son, t. 5, 1897. people of Glasgow, who attended and discharge the duties of the office, as to render the greatest the meeting in large numbers. Perhaps the most impressive amount of satisfaction to the greatfeature was the memorial services est number of the people. on Monday morning, held in memI, therefore, respectfully submit ory of six White Ribboncrs, who my claims to the office of County Court Clerk to the people of Hophad died within the past year. Delegates were handsomely en- kins County, and remain, Yours sincerely. tertained in the homes of ttic hospitable Glasgow people and at noon R. R. Graham, Madisonville, Ky. dinner was served in a large hall CURE CONSTIPATION by the W. C. T. U. at Glasgow. It is reported that the Seventh ALL I To Cure a Cold in One Day. III Day Adventists are preparing to ia druggists t Take Laxative Bromn Quinine Tablets build a house of worship in the 30 All Druggists refund the money if it falls A lot ABSOLUTELY GOABflHTEEDi?"??tt to Cure. 25c For sale by St, Bernard northern part of Mayiield. Slt.J ' y" .". Drug Store, Earlington, Ky. has been deeded for the building. U4fcMtMrVc. All. STBKI.I.IW BKMKUI wi.. t nicyo. wuii Dlack-burn, -1 LOCAL NEWS. Who Passed the Alarch Civil Service ExThe St. Bernard Coal Company aminations. Will Give their Employes a Following is a list of applicants Complimentary Exwhosuccessfully passed the civil cursion to the service examination at Owensboro, List of Those " The First Buyers in the Field are Paying Well for Heavy Tobacco. CROPS SOLD AT Our Ps and.... ....Other Eyes. Our I's are just at strong as they were fifty years ago, when ve have cause to use them. But we have less and less cause to praise ourselves, Biucc others do the praising, and we are more than willing for you to see us through, other eyes. This Is how we look to S. V. Boycc, wholesale nnd retail druggist, Duluth, Jlinu, who after a quarter of o century of observation writes: "I have sold Ayer's Sarsaparilla for wore than 25 years, botli at wholesale and retail, and have never heard anything but words of praise from my customers; not a single has ever reached me. I believe Ayer's Sarsaparilla to be tho best blood purifier, that has been introduced to the general public." This, from a man who has sold thousands of dozens of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, is strong testimony. But it only echoes popular sentiment the world over, which lias, "'Nothing but words of praise com-plai- lll - - -J .i.rn jr.il.. ...'..tiAi i 1 f LjJ CO RICHLAND. on Double the Prices of Last Ytar Realized Present Sales. 1 . 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 early purchases are an indication, too, of the eagerness of buyers and, confirmed by the prices paid, sustain the belief that the farmers will realize handsomely on their total crops of tobacco, as they have already done on wheat and other crops Mr. J. J. Lipscomb, ol Richland, brings The Bee the following list ol crops sold and the prices they 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 are as follows: J M Young, one hirn,. J. M. Young, one barn, . II. II lilion, cnilie croo. LjJ PRICES H WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the Slate. Anything and everything you want in livery. ct Q rj ALWAYS X THE LOWEST. ' rpjrjsji-yinn- p ' ; uyi 'yrjyjryj- t.h yi A 4 m& DEEP CUT it IN PRICES : Leaf. .10 o 10 10 I.uzs 10 7 Traih, 1 1 GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR BUYERS. We have cut to the red the prices on all our Big Assortment ol 40S& for Ayer's Sarsaparilla." Anj doubt about lt?Scnl for"Cureboo!c" It kills doubt, and cure, doubters. Adlreii J. C. Avin Co , Lowell, Man. g I 1 T I,. Jones, entire crop IJ. W. Fox, entire crop T. L. Coll, entire crop. oJi 8JS Last year Mr. .86 Eison sold .to t 1 his PERSONAL. MisSP" S5 e. 1 t; g P.llllinrt Hatfic nnrl npflin Vlptnrw left Monday for St Vincent, where Ibey . will enter school. Omer Kowler, Dexter Smith and Lonnie flail, of Madisnni'illfv snnnt nnr1av pipr.. We know Ihe great cures by flood's ing in the city Miss Sallie Farnsuorlb spent several Sarsaparilla are genuine because the peodays last week uith relatives in Hopkins-vill- e ple themselves write about them' and Nashville, returning home Satur. Col. II. II. Houston, a free sil- day night ver Republican of Paducah, who Miss Berta Toombs, ol Slanghtersille, left his party last fall, has returned visited friends here this week. Miss Efiis Teague, who is attending to his first love. Bethel College, HopUinsvillc, came down Saturday for a isit to her aunt, Mrs Isaac Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The bcsl Salve in the world for Cuts, Davis Mrs Ida E. Walker, Misses Minnie Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Bourland and Laura Ligou and Mr E B. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- Bourland attended Hi- - Dedicatory Exertively cures Piles or no pay required. It is cises of Ihe Hanson ,chool Monday even-inguaranteed lo give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For Mr. G. Browning and wife, of Mortons Sale by St Bernard Drug Store. Gap, visited friends hero Sunday. crop for 5 4 and 1, and other crops of the same grade went at proportionate figures. The outlook continues to be favorable to our farmer friends. X STRAW GOODS! Everything in this line almost given away. We also offer Special Bargains in "S VA.SH GOODS greatly reduced prices. also close out our lineyof AtQ Will On account of the scarcity of Saw Mill liunied. water the" electric light plant of The St. Bernard saw mill burned Russell ville has been forced to shut late last night. V C. McLcod off the street lights. and George Robinson gave the first alarm, and it was at first ellow Jack Killed. thought to be tho hay bam on Cascarets, Candy Cathartic kills Yellow Nisbet farm. Loss not known Jack wherever they find him. No one who takes Cascarets regularly and systematically is in danger from Ihe dreadful disease. Cascarets kill Yellow fever germs in the bowels and prevent new ones from breeding, roc. 25c. 50c. all druggists. "1 HOW TO FIND OUT, Till a bottle or common water glass with urine, and let it stand twenty-fou- r bqurs; a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the Mdnc)s When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney (rouble. Too frequent desire to urinate 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 Kilmer's Swamp-roo- t, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidnes, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding urin in passing it, or effects following use of liquor, wine or bad beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled lo get up many times during the night to urinate. The mild and extraordinary efTecis ct Swamp-Boo- t It stands the highis soon realized est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by price fifty cents and one dollar. For a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mail, mention Tub Bce and send your full postofiice address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Biugbampton, N Y. The proprietors of this paper pjuranlee the genuineness of tins offer. drug-gest- f MATTINBS f f J t& At prices that will be appreciated. Wc have Great Bargains in a A 5w BIG LINE OF 8H0E8 1 1 ic, Nothing but honest stock and good values offered. And you won't for get that our 11 1 med-icin- o There is a negro in Cadiz who has a son named Indian Archipelago Alexander, and a daughter named Boston Massachusetts Alexander. To Cure a Cold in one Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund BIG GROCERY JSt fr Contains everything you need or desire for your table during the hot weather or any other sort of weather at prices always reasonable for stock always fresh and nice. Anything you want at A the money if it fails to Cure 2jc. 3& k It is said that a wealthy Nelson county farmer has not set foot on years in fulground for thirty-fou- r fillment of a vow made during the War. Yellow Fever Germs bread in Ihe bowels Kill them and you Cascaare safe from the awful disease rets destroy the germs throughout the system and make it Impossible for new ones to form. Cascarets aro the only reliable d for young and old against Yellow Jack. 10c. 255 50c. all druggists. safe-guar- f f ST- - BERNARD GEHERfiL STORES- - f f Missionary Circle Meeting of Blackford Association will convene with pleasant grove church, Ohio county, beginning Frinay night, October 29th. Croup Quickly Cured. '111 illliiilllliiiailllllllllllliliTli W-mmr- k SJMRrMMfJgflBttUifll Mountain Glen, Ark. Our children were suffering with croup when we received Cough Remedy. It aflorded almost Instant relief F. A Thornton, This celebrated remedy is for sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; George K og, St. Charles, Ben T Robin, son, Mortons Gap a bottle of Chamberlain's $l t, 11 thief entered the Presbyterian Church at Maj field and stole the contents of two small jugs, the contribution of the Chtistian Endeavor Sociats. A Weak eyes are made strong, dim vision is made clear, st) es are removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind may be speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherland's Uagle Eye Salve. It is put up in tube3 and sold on a guarantee by all dealers It V. Omer is homo again from Christun county where he closed a meeting on Sunday night at Liberty church The attendance was excellent considering tho dense dust through which the people had lo go There were four confessions during the meeting Rev Yellow Jack Preventative. 1... Lnamn.t nn.ln.t vnlli.ii tho system thoroughly clean and free irom germ ureuuing iiiiiucr. iascarci Candy Cathartic will cleanse Ibe sjstem ftnii bill nil- rnnlnoiniio flio-io.rmc ' ..... W..ft.WH, U...W....W f,. fTiinp.l f?fr M I a"" III y-J-r H 7 UtWiiiJ AiyycAIii ur iM jr H -- yVw 5t'B V HI n H ixnawm 1 if s mM RV r s C?Ki TT AT H a wtmk ANDYOUl COiMBILL5D0WfI DONTFAILTOUSE". Pi'fS,tgmtBsoants WRITE FOR iOOOfii. t h &n Aa 1 tf STfM d Wfru ivuw 's jzmm jr& inavKi it ihhv ll rV.'i ftt lim7TSk Fn DAILY CAPACITY '.Toa ?'jr 4 i"v .A til n iHB IflW -- . tatmmi SmJmmE iifs;. "imm w PRICES h j & Mff m KLru-ftriucvf- WWavWk. l OZ'M V tPBCLW Ui fil c Public Speaking. Hon. II. K. Bourland and Judge John G. 13. Hall, candidates for county judge will addjess the people of. Hopkins county at the following times and places. Dalton, Monday at i p. m., Oct. Charleston, Tuesday at i p. in: Oct. 12. Dawson, Wednesday at i p. m. Oct. 13. Ilsley, Thursday night at 7.30, Oct. 14. St. Charles, Friday night at 7.30, Oct. 15. White Plains', Saturday at p. m., Oct iGth. Odhwall, Saturday at t p. in Oct. 30. to Everybody cordially invitt-attend. (1 1 d w&gi' - ii. A TRIAL THE MARKET. ORDEJtATlD YOU WILL UE HO OTHER . fc ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED COAL the BEST STEAM UjS 5EMD k on w?nJO SSJ iANDY CATHARTIC ;ubca7&t "rasnrmi t mfovi .jtATiSFAcrnori guarahteed u rrnilin JlLIJJ'W JgiajM.udrerre g l!t loughjtmt tUKU F3 la time. All ikTAlsTTET Kjrup. Ti iteauoutl. VitH K.11.1 hr IrufltKlsts. Ipi lfiK?MSfOTI :. r?' ID nl " EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS. FRANK TUTT, PROPRIETOR, KY. MADISON VILLE, t 1 THE SUNDAY SCIIOOI. LESSON II, FOURTH QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 10. aicm-ot- x Text of the Ii!Son, AcJs xll, Text, I Pet. Ir, Verses, 10 Commentary by tlie Her. D. M. Stearns. 17-3- 0 H&8! I s it '& ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. tl , 1 1 Makes unsurpassed Flour, Meal, Bran, Crushed Corn, Feed s mill produces. The people Meal every thing a invited to come in and he treated right. of the county are Gives on exchange as much as any mill, and guarantees satin faction. Flour warranted to he superior quality. lust-clas- Trade With Webster, McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited in NEW ENTERPRISE STOVES "IS: 200,000 SVCtr BATfSFAOTtOH. They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen, who If your Dealer does They last longer and make more homes nappy than any other Stove on earth. Fire backs cuaranteed for 13 yearn. not handle them, WRITE FOR CATALOQUH. are sustained by the products 01 oouiucm .. OHM GIVINO lmstonnil get thco quickly out of Jcrusnlom, for tlicy will not thy testimony couccrnlng Me." In our Inst lesson 1'nul was on his wny to Jerusalem In sptto of tho Spirit's irnrnlng Hint ho should not ro (chapter xxl, 1,11, IS). I to had not boon ninny days In when tho Jewa of Aula laid hold of him In tho temple, drew htm out and would hmo killed htm linil ho not been rescucil hy tho chief cnptnln with n hand of poltllors and carried into tho castle. Ho nsked permission of tho captain to speak to tho people, nntl having obtained It ho addressed them In Hebrew from tho castlo stairs. Ho described his former llfo find tho manner of his conversion, nnd has now como to tho Lortl'fl mossngo to him nt Tho child who Is willing to bo wholly tho Lord's, niny bo suro of tho lord's gtildnnco in all things, nnd If It should bo ncccssnry nn nngol from henven or the 1x3rd Himself will see to It. 10, 20. "And I snld, Lord, they know o thnt I Imprlsonctl and bent In every tlicm that believed on Thco." It Is nil rlglit for us to confess to God all our sins, but It Is not for us to argucor reason with Him when Ho commands ns to do anything or go anywhere. Ho knows wlicro nnd how Ho can make tho most uso of us. Ho knows who will recolvo testimony through this one or through that one, and It is for us to say, "Horo nm I, 17, 13. "MnVo syna-gogu- Mincand Shippers of QQAL AND COKE. -- I 1 Two Through Trains Daily Kunnlng- Pullman Vestibule Sleeping nd Dining- - Cars Nashville to Chicago - i General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, i 1 5 5 S i 3 ,j r S A. M 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee. If. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CARROLL, Manager, Branchi OfTioesss. U. G. , I 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TO XHICAQO ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paclucali, W x - to 1 e s g 1 e A.gente3 BRIDGMAN, 1 Kentucky. CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Memphis, Tcnn. 'Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Mananer, 127 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. "NEW 0RLEANS& FLORIDA SPECIAL" Lesves New Orleans Dally at ta.03 noon vlaL.&N.R.R. Nashville at ?.ao a.m. Through tluKet Sleeping Cars from New Orlesns j JOHN T. HESSER, Hauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. Room S5, Hartford Building, Chicago, III. i it "CHICAGO & NASHVILLE LIMITED" Leaes Nashville Dally at7.ao p.m. For detailed Informationaddress P. P. JEFFRIES. Ocn'l Passenger Agsnt Bvansvllle, Ind. D. II. IIILLMAN, den'l Southern Afent Nashville, Ttnn. S. L. ROaCRS, Trsv. Passenger Agtnt Atlanta. Qa. tfl ' 1 tfftj fmhI mc where Thou v. Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co. '"h afl A NASHVILLE, TENN. UUwrAGTURtSt OF COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Mantels and Crates. Hollnwwaxt. Tlnwsxe. Ztc. DIALERS IN China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE. Everything necessary and convenient (or tho Kitchen, Dining- Room, Laundry and Dairy. - BIGYGLES A SPECIALTY. v ivijv 00000000000000000c WHO 15 YOUR TAILOR? t , Do You Get BENEFITS a CORRECT FIT? or.. ftb ft , it K.V YOU RECEIVE THE . .OF 9 11 1 1 LN comparative prices and average prices less one knous how many of each kind Correspondence lo Tbe Lexing- taken (I'ranUoit Take No sio mentioned in the . ............. maneiutcnv."1 71 1.1W ............ v.. ,n 7J ton Leader) table given by our Democratic friends I From December 1, ttyj, to November Tojilc Vir ttio Week llccluiilng Oct. 3. CjI An article purporting to Rive tbe opora-lion- s 1 he old chair company agreed to give $37 i6 j; 16 30. )&;i, lost Comtucnt hy Itcv. S. II. Dojlc, of the Frankfort PenitenlUr, from 05 a dozen for it The new contract puts From December 1. 1S91, 10 November (S.jS, How tomakeOod's will our wilt ami Toimc jo. iSoj. loss ,' 3C OF IV1 MA April i, 1S93. to Novcr.ibsr 30. 1896. is it at $1725 per dcz?n, less than half. From Decembir 1, iB.;j, to March ji, it, 113. tho result.-rh- il. iKl, lots J THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS, divine will colng tbe rounds of Democratic pipers That looks like ruining tho Stale, don't it? The human will nntl tho old company What mo in constant conflict, "Tho carnal It is false in is every statement. Tbe Audi never are tbe facts? TbeOnly two were Total lots for the last Ihrre years, at guarantee to fit and plsasc cu, and save you meney. had Ibesc mado tbe only place where tbe tor's cilice appears on ihe fsco of tbe Auditor s mind is enmity against Qod." In this actual receipts and expenditures for any of made in the latt six n,ontbscf 1895 Now DOCKS 17.M.! r" 300 NEW OAMFLCG TO SELLLCT FROM sad fact lies tho root of nllsiu. We pro ihe State departments can be lounJ, and anyl-odHut at a matterof lattice there should be added familiar with manufacturing! above, our own will to tho will of God. thrse figures did not come from there knows that In make one of these chairs to thebills forthe following amounts, fer proper 1'cr the pcnllrntlaty ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE, Rebellion against Qod'B will in the re- Ihe Auditor's ofiiceis the onlycfl'ice whrre eviry three months cost more than they delivered in Msrch, but not paid for S 11.14 .. " sult, and this is sin. We fail to recog a system of checks and balances of Mich came to at tho high price, because all the till April dellvrred stock bad to be gotten out specially for I'or bills fortheclislr plant till Apiil f 11,8,-- 7 gi nize the fact that vro aroGod'n, that wo ' accounts asurcs their correctors' In starch, but not paid for In the fust tabic exhibited by our Demo-- each onr, whereas if they had sold tliem at aro bound to Him by every sacred tio of t Jl.oij ai life, becau.se from Him coiuca lifu und cralic friends, purporting to give, as all tbe .1 reasonable price and manulactureu reg ox do, cut fjSi.JiS 6? iu Him we liro and niovo nnd have onr other tables for the tonl receipts and tbe ularly Ihe slock would have been tha in all departments of penditures the regular order of business and Ami the following smounl) should be deducted being. Wo look upon oureelveH nud not of them. -, remuo-pende- d they omit $42,536 eft ex- duced pneo would have been more For amount paid by clerk in April. I 707 oj Popular Proprietary 27. "Then tho chief captain camo and God as the director of oar destinies, and You would naturally suppose For amount dne from Kentucky Chair on account of the cba'ir plant from eralive. eald unto him, Tell me, nrt thou n Roman? wo act "my will, not Thine, be dono." April 1 lo November 30, :Sq3 and deduct Ilia! tlii-- nve rnnlrjrtnr wmilr! nrrVr lhm ' Medicine Sold at Retail 4J,j.7 9 Ho Bald, Yea." So n bcllovcr should be The mission of Christianity iu the fur receipts $2,222 32 wben tbe Auditor's by hundred", but to the writer's certain Company rendy always to give to every ono that ask-ct- h for Five Cents a Package reNet lott for the three years, 189) to knowledge not oae has been made for him is to lead tho will of man into bocks show ibat only $1.03531 was os definite an answer concerning his world 1S0G I)l8,i6i J9 Instead uf a loss of for the ceived for tbat time months, and probably not ' the first experimental standing in Christ. Paul did not think subjection to the will of God. Self sur- $65,000 for tbat eight months under tbe one for last ten It will be seen from the official figures tbe entire period of the contract. render to God is tho battlecry of Chrisor hopo that ho wns n Roman citizen. step in a direction that Democrats the Auditor's books (kept by Tbis is the biggest reduction in the whole tbat for the last three v ears under tbe Dem- Ho knew it android cs. Any ono who tianity. It is only by complete ami j there was lost on the penitentiary at may lead to revolution to the Democrats at the time.) show the loss to list and serves to show the value of the ta ocrats has truly accepted Christ Is accepted in surrender that wo attain Frankfort taS.tCi 39, or Itta 70 6 for have been more than StcS.ooo, as can be bte exhibited by Ihe organs who are so Him nud lias redemption, oven tho forin the trade. standard cf Christian perfection which by the first table in this article ious lo distract public atlenlion and keep each year, it will also br. noted that for giveness of sins (Kpli. I, 0, 7), nnd should it is the Ytill of God that wo should at- seen A. New York company of macufacfirlcg For Ihe year beginning Debember 1, it from considering their assertions and the last four months under a Democratic chcmlili. tho Itipant Chemical Company, necr hisltntc to confess It to tho glory of tain to in this life. It is only when wn 1893 and closing November 30, 1894, tbe predictions of last U1I placed upon tbe market about nve jeart ugun medicinal tablet or "tabule" compottl warden the loss was jG,7J3 32. or at the or compressed powdered preparatlui a if.nrtatn medicinal drug, whlh bad been oscer God It is not honoring to God to think not my will, table u.mc-iAs it is iui !""uicui saineu to ue ot moro general usviiiuuiiKi'iiiivui jucu iuuiuijan pipers As stated, the prices mads lo the "leof $109,19906 for the year or hope thnt wo cro Favcd. Wo should can Bay, "Nevertheless wo hnvo readi- shows published by tbe Democratic over re111, common to man a digestion or I heir origin In Impaired levlatlon of tuch luu an excess of expenditures Jnown uy me puDiicaiioa rrierrea 10 mat nbl remain nn iRR ov!,, r,f rhslr. weakened cauacltr for aulmllatlnx foiKhulisorblne nourishment end eliminating watp. know it (I John v, 12, 13), nnd live it and but Thine, bo done, " that The catalogue of fill Included under tl.ia bead I aald to Include pretty nearly ctery ed tho goal to which tho Master, both ceipts ol only $31,510 56, when tbe Audi- l tiny v ere given ine option to order any the deficit for thn entire year ending Noever gladly acknowledge) it. disease for which tbe physician U called t:non to prescribe. In preparlnit tbclr ttamloid remeilT for the accept anco of tho Amerlcau iieopfo laecowpauj- - laid uunu iuu iiriucii'iti by precept nnd example, points ns. tor's books, (still written by Democrats), styles they chose and leave off any tliry vember 30, 1896, was only $97,286 26, It 28. "And the chief cnptnln answered, tbatererytlilng filtering Into tho packet should bo of the highest race, and so preiaied a bhortage of tbe last eight With n great sum obtained I this freedom. What will help us to make God's will shows time. See table $164,12716 for the didn't want Lei us see what sort of a follows tbat lor the Republicans months of protected at to retain 1U qualities Intact and unimpaired thrc uan any ixicnutu and number two of this contract that is the deficit same tbat year under lapse of time In any climate. Onl r tho choicest ilruss dhoula be used. Ihelr prrtarallon And Pnul said, Hut I wns frceborn." Tho onr will? How can it bo done? should be In accordance with tho latest lcrfected methods of modern eclerce, thetabules wa $63,552 94 article. heavenly citizenship cannot bo bought by packed In slats, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Kwn the rrrks Suppose A contracts with nur 1. The example of Christ should For the year beginning December 1. To complete tho record In nt lake the usea nave been of a irrade sohlah In 111 l eoulreinonts that no manufrclurcr of Ibeso money, or good works, or any merit whatto but bacon, hams, sugar, coffee, ing nine months under Ihe Republicans remaina small proportion rrom Ms output teat CTery!ay stoppers could supply moro and help us to this end. Paul 1894, and ending November 3a. 1895 tbeir coining T o i lass vials were In turn pecked In I nxrs of ever on our part. "Neither their silver nor would meet the exacting; specification?. and starch, Agreeing to pay for bacon from December 1, 1096, to August ji, 1S.J'. inin the topical reference exhorts tho figures show a shortage of only $41,265 57 lea quality not surpassed In beauty and pe fccllouof workmanship I y those used by the clusive their gold shall bo alio to deliver ll.om." Philippious to humility, 8 cents, hams 15 cents, sugary cents, I hi Irblclistandaid, most fastidious dealers In Jewelsand or. amentsof cold. Having tct lo Eelf abaso-men- t, when the Auditrr's hooks (still written by Paid out for penitentiarj proper, as and neverconteiitlugto vary from It, tho l roprletors resorted to tie nccei ted mofrrn "Not by works of righteousness, which wo coffee memo-asraising mcir commoaiiy jnown,nnu seven nunurea ilousoim tiouars in upon tho ground of tho example DtmicraU), show a loss ol $48,38327, starch cents. 10 cents, tea $1 51 aid thownbjr Auditor' s books (Aug, ac- 5 luncdono" (Zcph. i. IS; Titus ill, 5). Sco ears In newspaper advertising lias informed every American clllrin count paid in Sept.) The merchant would av87,887 rested within ltej 3 concerning tae suixrlor and surprising qualities of itipann Tabules. . .iu uui iur cuair iim, is tnuwn 1)7 also Rom. Iv, 5; Kph. 11, 8, o. Tho only of Christ. "Let this mind," l.o b.ijs, as shown by table number three below . Being thoughtful and painstaking cibsurrers of tbe changed conditions that sweep For Ihe year beginning December 1. erage all these pnux and find he was getAuditor's books . ... ....... wny to become a child of God, nn heir of "bo iu ynn, which was also iu Christ iJi,i"J!, Si rammerelal world, ana carerul to note cverv clrrumslanra liiiTlnir a luiulm ting splendid prices "on Ihe average." upon the successful prosecution of their trade, the managers of the company have uottU God and n citizen of heaven is by n new Jesus, who being in tho form of God, 1895, and ending November 30, 1896 they Ilut A orders sugar, crffee and statcb, and Total $118,931 o3 thAt thsra li a nreAcnt lmUtent (lemaDtl for a lower nrlce for cenr artlrle that ved birth, n birth from nbor, even ns our thought it not robbery to be equal with say the shortage is $97,280.26, but as Ibis no bacon, bams or tea. VVI at good did rcachrs or npprouchea an unl.en.al use, and that tbe people, although r qulrlnc tho is a mixed jear tbe lust four months havconvicts, of erery thing, resent being called upon to pay heayy percentajje for f.upeifliirui Lord said In John ill, Q, D, 7, nnd I bethe bigb prices on these last articles do tho shown byforbireof books .. etc , at 13,990 C3 mado Himself cf uo reputa- ing been under tbe Democratic warden God, hut wrapping and pocWlns or unneces&arf ptotectlon ngalnst deterioration that might re Auditor's lieve n careful study of Jus. i, 18; I Pet. ueMless In the caw of n purcbate Intended to be consumed In n ault In ream, hut humbled Himself nud beenmo we prefer lo reparate it inlo perlods.irnerchant? and what did his average prices Due for July and August on hire of tion weelc. It huitalfto becndUcorered, and proved by the testot time find actual experience 1, 23; Kph. v, 0, with John vl, 03, will as shown by reports In Auditor's , ,,. i amount tor not hare tho tendency to ioks of qualHle or dlmluutlon of ex that theae Tabules do ...in .!,,.. office mnko it cry plain that tho now bilth Is obedient unto death, ovcu the death of r.t.i. nnm.r f,.0,iito cellence from exposure thAt might at flrt hnvo been expected, Inasmuch si, under 1 be people were robbed ot nearly $12,-oo- o Received from chair plant, as shown by faTorable conditions, thoco that liaro lain looro In a drawer, ft trftTclIiiR batr or pocket wrought in us by the word of God and tho tho cross." Christ wns Gcd. In claim- for tbe four months under the Democrats Auditor's books, on cbairs made durfor several weeks or months arc found to be practically as fresh and as efflcaclous os on record books to counties during God concerning our Lord Jesus ing diviuity Ho would not havo Leen tbe shortage was $36,733 32, leaving only Spirit of ing the time 78,393 11 Acting upon Ibcso suxircxtlons, and noting parttlarly the unimpaired prosperity of liL-n rnlilirr cllllt liillL' n mize. It WHS $60,552,94 for the remaining eight months 1894 and 1895 on this average price foolOwing by contractor on chairs IncludChrist great newspapers nowsold for n cent Instead of the old rate of five times that amount, 1 be lav fixes the maximum ishness ing corrected prices, as published 81.61a aS 0, 30. Paul was saved from scourging jnst possession. Yet Ho beenmo obe- - of tbat year under tbe Republicans. und the treneral tendency in all directions to want low rates and Increased rale, the His have entered upon the experiment of rutting up 111 pans Tabules in pssteboard In a recapitulation in Ibe fifth table be- price on various sizis and styles of at thnt time, nnd wo will in home wny ho dicut to the will of God oven to tho rartons, which they will offer to tho trotloupa terms whicb. will permit of o package $i8i,3 37 low will be found the total aggregate dt ficit 99 percent of all tbe record books luiinffiiiiiiitrinA druggist or itnrPKPPDrrnia rnca lowrr man ever iieiura niioiiipti inr suved from nil thnt it U not best for us to cruel sleuth of tho cross. If He, one a pniprlctarv mdlclntv FIVi; CENTS ten taf ules. or doses, for In half a cent each. When for tbe last three j ears under tbe Demo- mado are of one style of binding Excess of eipendltures from Dec. 1, enduro (1 Cor. X, 13) 'Tim cnptnln wns the form with which The cmiipnny will not discontinue tho mar ufaclure and sale of finch rqunlily with Ood, could crats Tbis shows that the Penitentiary, the bids were opened for this work in 1893 1896. to Aug 31, 1897 Hlpans Tabules, but 37,;n 71 offer tha to know and tie people havo learnedfor the benefit valuo tl,eas maydrslre them. will should becheaper still Iu doubt ns to tho rail can so of the thus submit His will to God, what un nt such plainly It sort experimentally on an average for those eats, lacked one house bid low on all styles of binduproar, nnd co called lliu chief priests nnd Thus it is seen from tbe above tables that quality of the medicine t lilentlc&lln both sorts, the only dlrfereDc understand thu the bo to ua to Eubtnit $112 72a annually ol being self sustaining, ing not to be furnished and high on those the excess of expenditures over pack-subvrltiK In tho form and comparatlTe cost of picking or putting; up. Tbe council together Hint ho might cot Paul inspiration it should receipts for are not yet lobe had of all dealers, atth ugu It it probable ibat almost any whereas, since tbe Republicans have bad styles required to be made, making a low tbe last three years under tbe Democrats beforo tbeni, But l'mil's testimony before our will to tho will of God. will ohtaln n supply when requested by a customer 10 do to but In any caso a single paid, to any artrirets fur flro cents In average on all, but a very high average on averaged $9 393 cart m, containing ten tabules, will be sent.jostage 3. Tho fact that iu tioinjt God's wiA charge tbe shortage has averaged only tho council enured ruth ndlsturbnnco tin 37 per month, while for what was to be furnished Another house Ihe seventeen months under tbe Republitho chief cuptnin hud to rescue him ngnln wo work out our own destiny in lifo $69 229 87 per annum. iMtlsnrn thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will bo supplied at a aoren cartons ror iOcents. price which will allow them a rair marmn a" jToncviz bid fairly on all styles, but bcciUie tbeir cans tbe excess has been only $5 769 I'or the first nine months of the )ear, and bring him to tho ensile. 'Then fol- should encourage us to submit to Gcd's 15 li .101. n (111 rartons) for II . S grots (TJD cat tont) for C30J2. 23 cross .3,M cartons) for lowed tho discovery of tho plot to kill will. "Workout your ow,n ralvctiou," beginning December 1. 1896, table number prices on things not td be made were but little more Iban half as much as tbe f liu. Cash with the order la every case. Paul, through Paul's nephew, nnd his bo EnjB Paul, "with fenr nud trembling, six in tbis article will show that the short- higher than tbe other bidder they lost on Democrats age, for tbat time, is only $37,522.71, or at tbis average nonsense, and ss a result the lug sent under n guard of soldiers to l'ellr In each of Ibe above tables, as was tbe tho governor nt Crcsaren. Notice, how in for it is Gcd which worketh iu you both the rate of $50,000 a year. Uut as much State paid 75 percent moro for tbe books case in tbe article referred to. we presupto will and to work of His tjood pleas of the machinery and permanent improve- furnished than the rejected bid would have pose that there is the same amount of mathe midst of nil this nnd of Paul's seeming disobedience- In going to Jerusalem at ure." God has worked into us that ments were paid for during this time tbe amounted lo on ibesame stjle binding, terial on band in tbe beginning and at tbe which wo ehould work out, nud iu thu real shortage would be merely nominal, llRECKIXltlDGB CASTLEMAN. tills time tho Iml .wus with him. ARTHUR 0. LANGIIAM. Wben tbe Democratic party gets through close of each period. As a matter of fact, JOHN U. CASTUMAX. A great noise is made over a table giving .answering for tbo sins it has committed in there is at least $30,000 more material on working out of which wo accomplish CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. tho pnrposo for which God brought ua comparative prices for chairs under the old tbe name of "average prices" tbe people band now than was wben the Republicans into tho world. To do this is to succeed and new contracts. Results beat theories may uear it lecture some other party tor assumed control. Of tbe expenditures In and tbe records ot receipts and expendi- recusing to follow its footsteps in tbis tbe last seventeen months $15,500 has been iu life. Not lo do it in to fail. The tures in tbe office ot the State's accounting for permanent improvements and $8,500 Eighth Annual State Convention of fcubitiietiou in thercfoto ixultn-tiou- . officer sbow tbat the new contract pro- maze of uncertainty. for additional machinery, making a total of PENITENTIARY PIGURES-TAD- LE 1. wo arc ex- duces better results than the old, and the Through huiuilialiou Operations of thn Penitentiary at Frankfort, $24,000 which is not properly an expense. at Owensuoro. alted. people are more interested in these results Including all departments, from April 1, 1S93, to ueauci ine permanent Improvements and Ex. xix, 1 8; Math, than in any conclusions tbat may be drawn November 10, 1B03, Inclusive eight inontht. The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World, Diblo Reading!) machinery, and tbe excess of material from icr penitentiary proper, at tliown Owensdoro, Ky., Sept. 27, 1897. xxvi, 43; Luko xxii, John ii, by designing writers Tbe comparative ta- ram the Auditors books or f CS.?j os Ihe $98,075 deficit for ihesevtnleen months bles spoken of are wholly misleading There Paid for chair plant, as shown by Aud. s vii, 17; AcIbv, 20; Iiotu. ix, To the Ediior: under tbe Republicans, and it would sbow of Kentucky. Business in the Does the Itor'sbookt 43,336 00 a deficit of less Col. iv, 12; I Thcss. were 188 styles of chairs in the catalogue than twenly-siEph. vi, hundred The Christian Endeavorers of of tbe old Kentucky Chair Company. Total eipenJIiurct for eight months.. 1109,187 01 dollars a montb, whereas, If you deduct the Jns. v, IB; Heb. xiii, Business in the Southern Does the Owenshoro are verj' husy prepar- iv, For tbe last six months of 1895 they took Credits permanent Improvements and machinery I John ii, I Pet. ii, ing for the Eighth Annual State iv, 1,033 1 lOr.ooo chairs. Qf this number more tbau Receipts at shown by Auditor's books.. charged lo the penitentiary for the last Hi, Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 $249,831,03 Convention, which convenes in were cf one btyle (No. 3). More I (Lots for the eight months three years under Democrats it would de1108,231 71 crease their monthly shortage only $666.67, has this to say than half tbe cbairs were of six styles only. The TAIILE t. Arrangethat city Octoher 29-3- 1. Of these six st)lcs the presedt commissionDebs and tbe From Decfmber t, 1893, to Novoinber 30, 1891, and still leave it at $8,726 70 per month, ments are being made by which a about of coal miners' part he took in tbe late ers left one (No 3) at the old price, re- Inclusive, or moro lhan three limes as much per "Debs does not unstrike one fare rate will be granted over derstand why it was that tbe striking min- duced one (No 10)50 cents a dozen, aud Paid out for penitentiary proper, at mopthos for the time under the tuown 07 Auanor s uooks 9 91 99( 43 all the roads running into Owens-bor- ers, who had lots of sympathy, got very raised the price on the other four stjles i'aid ont for chair plant, at shown by General Office Louisville, Managers Southern Department. cents a dozen. r.574 17 and all persons wishing to little money in tbe uay of contributions from 45 to 70 catalogue only Of 170 of tbo Auditor's books in tbo 43 000 were Tbe American Trotectivo Tariff League loo There Total for the year PAUL M MOORE, Karhngton, Ky., Resident Agent for Earlington visit the greatest Convention ever Tbe reason is simple mixed up wastbe much styles dining the time under consideration, 1180,36863 has just issued another and very complete in Debs and Sovereign strike. made uruuiiB in the State may avail The miners' own officials showed a good or only held dozens of each a month. If Receipts from all department as shown anil Vicinity. edition of our Tariff laws. , ,. 116,41 I 45 of 144 pages, gives the officialThis volume by Auditors books themselves of the low rates. AH sense, which is rare among thj leaders of a tbo o!d company had taken a reasonable text of the of friends of C. E. work will strike, but Ibcse officials were occulted number of each stylo the State would havo Loss for the year t..i6,27 16 Dingly Tariff; complete comparison of the until the should Dlngly and Wilson law; and, Index to all brawlers 1AULU 3. X" A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE be accorded a warm welcome by a few marplots and miners who had mado money would have company a short been but break, which with or The From December i, 1891, to November, 30, 1855, arlicl s covered by Ibe new Tariff. and free entcrtrinment. Ourdoors no connection Debs the Sovereigntheir or- time. Dut for the six months mentioned Inclusive; book will be of great value for reference and ganization. BYRHT& STBdTTOtsfiUSlNESSGOLLEGE. 'filled proper, for are wide open, and wo promise the tho public etc,' and scarcely anybody thty din'l take a single chair of 41 styles Paid out by tbepenitentiarybooks ... as I 93,411 13 and for answering all questions regarding , Auditor's and three of many of shown one, Ibo Tariff question. It will bo sent to any (33rd Year.) LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, best program that has yet been ar- could get a glimpse of Ratchfoid or Dolin. ami onlyTo try two average prices named un- Paid out for chair plant, at shown by to , Auditor's books 104,8,1007 address for Twenty-fiv- e ccnis. Ask for Cbntalnt Vulunbt Information to Ihoie iletlrtng to Lam Thus thn strike seemed to bca sort of Debs thiol. ranged for any of our Conventions. document No. 27, address The American acd consequently tho sym der such conditions is folly gone mad. To PENMANSHIP, ETC. TELEGRAPHY, SHORTHAND, 1io336 30 Protective Tarllf League, Mr. P. P. Bilhorn, the noted demonstration, sinkers could not traosmulc iUe No. u6 an enual positiun with No. 'i. Total paid out for the ) ear 135 West 33rd pathy for tho j wbVn there wero only two of tha former fosauataJ fUcfllItlor looting GraJttala in lucrative mimttont. Street, New York. RatOS VOly UOW choir leader lrom Chicago, will itself inlo cash. frcm til depatlincnls , gLr 1 or in HIGH GRADE TAILORING nv DERING YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS 3f BORN & Co. 8 8 m Q Q q, AT "And He snld unto mo, Depart, for I will send theo far henco unto tho gentiles." Wo cannot expect tho full blessing of tho Lord unless wo nrc ready for that work to which Ho has called us (Arts xlll, 2) May It not bo that many ministers who cannot sceiu to find nn open door at homo nrc being called fur henco to sonic of tho millions who hnvo never heard of Christ nnd cannot hear till somo ono shall tell themf Lot each Christian nsk, "Am I really willing nnd obedient nud docs my heart pay honestly, 'Lortl, what wilt thou hnvo mo to dof' " 22. "Away with such n fellow from tho earth, for It is not fit thnt ho should llvo." '1 hut tho samo privileges should bo set unclrcumclscd gentiles ns beforo circumcised Jews was to them Intolerable, nnd It was for this samo thing that Peter was called to account (chapter zl, 2, 3). I am not suro but tho samo spirit in aworso form Is seen today when pcoplj of ono church or denomination look down upon nnd mnko llttlo of work not dono by them selves. Tho ambition of churches or boards or societies to excel each other Instead of all uniting to honor Christ nnd completo His church Is tainted with the samo spirit. 23. 21. "Tho ohlcf captain commanded that he should bo examined by scourging, thnt he might know whercfora they cried so against him." 1'aul had been speaking in Hebrew (xxit, 2), of which language probabiy neithor captain, centurions nor I soldiers understood n word, nnd tbo idea wits that n llttlo suffering might bring from him a confession of his wrongdoing. Paul was certainly having a rough time of It, for ho had been beaten by tho Jews (xxl, 32) und was now threatened with scourging by tho gentiles. 25. "Is it lawful for you to scourge- n man that Is n Koninn nud uncondcmnedl" This ho said to tho centurion who stood by whllo tho soldiers bound him with thongs preparatory to scourging him. Whllo Paul was willing to suffer all that was necessary for Chrlst'fl sake, and unjustly, too, hero wns something wholly uncalled for, from which his Roman citizenship might deliver him. I am writing this on the north Pacific ocean on ray way to Japan ns I start on my tour round tho world for Him that I serve. I carry with mo n passport from tho secretary of Etato of tho United States government asking nil nations not only to allow mo snfuly and freely to pass, but in caso of need to glvo mo nil lawful aid and protection. As n child of Qod nnd citizen of heaven I feel frco to ncccpt nnd carry this nud usoltns occasion may rcqulro, feeling no lack of faith In so doing. 20. "Tnko heed what thou docst, for this man is n Konian." Thus Eald tho centurion to tho captain. Asfnr as heaven is nbovo tho earth, so far nro the privileges of heavenly citizenship nbovo all thoso of earth. The devil could not touch Job, neither could ho havo Simon Peter without asking permission of Qod (Job I, 10; LuEo xxil, 81, II. V.), and ho that touch-ct- h n child of God touchcth tho apple of His eye (Zech. II, 8). Let us rojolco In our heavenly privileges nnd wnlk worthy 21. o - lit." wilt nnd when Thou ljl--, 11 J z U'ftM ilj jviJi LJ j riviuui-- Diamond and St. Charles For all uses, from Earlington, rs, i i-j- rL-M L.&N. RAILROAD THE GHEAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities of Mirms Vihvnt.ino Rn.rppriR pmri PinlHnp' Tn.hlpR used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE Onl-vr Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, Evansvillc, St. Louis, And the cities of I 1 Why buy High-price- d MARKET. Nashville, Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans, BRUSHED GOKE FOR BB8E BURNERS ID Without SPEED AND Gl-ie.2j- s UNRIVALED. FURNACES. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROU1 E l i i ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY S iisVti'?itiilitiiiiSiiti'tiiiiiitiiiiliVKit:S i Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. From St. Louis, Evansvillo and Henderson to the SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH! M THROUBH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga, making direct connection W WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS For Atlanta.Savannah, Macon, Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA. 7 shown by the AnJilur s books 0 made in six months, and more than have charge ol a large and well RECORDS of the latter, is tomfoolery Tbe old drilled chorus. Everybody interLoll for the year contract had most of its prices so high TAI1LE 1. ested in Christian work should Ibat none, or only a special one oace in a I'lom this meeting. Which Prove False the Charges while, could be made, and tbe result Mas cloiiie. I'tceinbcr 1. lSyj. 10 Usrrh Ibat the contractors having tbe right to l'altl out for penitentiary prcprr, Begin now to plan for it interof the Democrats The Cost of shown br Auditor's books...... name tbe styles that should be made, bad est your friends, and come preparchair In Psil out lorbooks plant as shewn nearly altogether cheap chairs made Auditor's ed to enjoy every moment of the Running the Franktort .1.1. ....... L .. wuilliuucu .L M..I...1. duu mc vuiuui M...I IUI3 way lucr .A.I.MltJ time. A hearty welcome is ex lept the average down lo about $11,000 iToislpjIJ out lor the tour moniln Penitentiary. VICUIworih a month, whereas they cow make Receipt lltended to all in His name. flora all departments ... an average ol 117,000 worlb Mrs. W. P. Floyd, Chairman Less for four months SOME VERY PLAIN FIGURES. Nothing is sillier Iban tbe twaddle about Press Committee. un33.-00at-tei 49.r9 u i.J) 31. Connections arc made at Guthiic and Nashville for all points 'f'A st.C 60,11 In- North, East, South and West, In Pullman Palace Cars. Ci r oj CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Cj.S6 j Seeking homes on the line of tL.s road w receive special low rates 36.7J1 J Sec agents of this company (or RUCAI'ITULATION. is' Recapitulation of losses for ih ihiee jesrs be rates, routes, &c, or write to ami i.mj,iM 101.579 C6 EMIGRANTS '? wm C. I Atmok. G. I. & T. A., H .1. Louisville. Kentucky. J?n .v . GROVES r mam-si, , aa "' SL 1 MEDICINE for the A ?DRErMSM J MILLION a te an. lwi'4tP' w-- re ,,l TASTELESS mir-chan- ts rn ISJ.8VA3COODFORADULTS. a WAFIRANTED. PRICE SOcts., CHI LLa. TDNIC GO YEARS tT bt Credits-Recei- 1 i,i, to ( A I. ATI A , I l.t. , NOT. Mi MB. Parle Moutelne Co., SH.IaJuls.Mo. TOO bottles o J lpntletr.cn: Wo sold last Tear. OIKJVK'rt TA8Ti:M&S ClllIJi TONIC and harts ex bouaul tnreo Kruseairvnuriuurrar. in perience oe it jtuirv. 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