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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r- I 4 j JJT I r i s J- I 6 i 2 r- 7 0 tIIftL7u- 1 t f EIGHTH YEAR EARLINGTON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 14 1897 NO II This Man Was iI POisoned It erI tonIcum4 nol l11Ice t Yto1lJbyrlVarlhtnt 6I 11 thtm rit thtlr c heAtltakihQuy D Iy Ic BSILS4 PEp L CHILL TONIC I ma1 nokItruJJeah liont llh 1lipIfhnttTlnUAJO rt 1 TENNESSEE I CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONALEXPOSITION NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD DONT FORGET IT I By Ibis line you eecure llm Maximum ot Speed Safety Comfort Satiifaction at the Minimum of Hxpenic Anxiety Bother and Fatigue XCUUSION TICKETS On sale at reduoed rates from nil points en ibis line and connection to Nashville and Ireturn daring iho continuance of the Ten neueo Centennial anti International Expo ftillon PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAUS t Between Hashville and Chattanooga Atl JacksonvllhKooxvllle mores Philadelphia New York Ports mouth Norfolk jacksou Memphis Little Rock Texarxana Waco Dallas andFoft Worlh PALACE DAY CO UHES ON ALL TRAINS Information Pertaining lo TICKETS ROUTES HATES ETC I Will be cbearfnlty furnished upon nppli- calloa to Ticket Agents or lo A J WiLe DIv Pass Agent Mem phis Tenn k J II LATIMDR AgentAtlanta J1 D J MuiXANHY Northeastern Pjs Agent 59 W 4tb St Cincinnati Ohio R AgentRoomi AgentRoomn J 11 ARenChlttanooga W L DANLEY + General Passenger and Ticket Agent- Nashville Tcnn t A LA BELLE JARDINIERE LIFUTEHc SON FASHIONABLEt tMflCflNT TMLOflS xjaoiliijx fe saa t 11 t i AND IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS 32 i Upper First Street EVANSVILLE a INDIANA He earnestly solicits lha patronage of his j Hopkins J county friends x W A NISDBi President 0 W WADDILJ Sounlu CaiUI- rr3fopkins BANKMADISONVILLE KY Capital Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens ol i hopkins and adjoining counties r Has the finest and most cncure vault In I that section of Kentucky 1 Co Compound Prescriptions properly it take tIme It require experience and complete knowledge of drugs It requires to have a largs amount of drugs fresh drugs He must fiivo the best possible work and for compensation 1 be must be reasonable irwii1lrni ABOVE FACTS UKMEM WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE 1f S ES HOTEL ST LOUIS 1 r er h RATES2OOPERDAY S lst Room and Breakfast 100 1 BUKOPEAN PLAN 5100 Per Day4 I lWll4Mt 6MiMeals Good Sendee n Wkwiyon Vfitt St LoulBijtopnt iSf AMES HOTEL ICM MV M WIaI airtftCers lIt hHaHt TtllliClAH BATHS Op tn all NIRlt 2 4ak TIlE NASHVILLE EX Illinois Day Appropriately and Successfully Oolobratod RxoroUot Stout on tlio Terrace of tliA 1111 ibis ltuiidiiiAtljreses Mndo tor Prominent Tuniumiooaiis udECltlxeni of Illlnoli NA8HVHIK Teun Oct 101IIInolsc and Clilciio day was celebrated In n very appropriate and Hiiccossful inuii nor nt tlio Tennessee Contcnnlnl exposi I- LIon Tho various delegations from Chicago arrived nl 7UO u in und Wcro mot by tircccptloii coiiiiti1tte of represontutlvo eltlreus of Kublivlllu proecedcdtothiuexercises timer rum uttciidiinco vtii Very large HIM most gratifying to thu exposition management and thu lilt nois people Tliu uxurclscs which wcro held on thu lerrncc of tho Illinois building bo gnu with music aud Alex U Unveil of Chicago minlo thc opening ru mitrUx An nddress of woleoiuu ou behalf of thu tttuto of Tenncsicu wim rYlllllnJthu next opeaker lion Cartur II Har rison muyuf of Chicago ruspouded Ij hlhllllof that city und Maj John WIJ hoinaa and Hun Tally Drown wdIcomed tho visitors ou behalf of the ex c IOS1 Liont nois state commission was made Judge Richard S Tuthlll and Hon IIIN lllggliibothnm president uf thuC Worlds fair also responded The clo g LLorbehalf of IllInoIscAfter various buildings were visited Tin Illinois commissioners and their guestse vena given a luncheon at the Parlc club In the afternoon GOLD FOR AMERICA rhe Irloo of Silver Again Uacllnoi on Ad ere Now rrulU liidI Louo Oct 11TIme resumption of tIme gold blilpmunts has changed thoC outlook for Limo money market Grain shipments froin the United States arelnow largo aud cotton also Is en while there Is little If any offset in thoI way of American purchases In t1llsI olerUoaa Lances in cash are being made to NowI York In connection with tho coming talo of time Union PacIfic railroad These circumstances combine to in dicate a somewhat large drain of gold and an advance In tho bank rate although the American demand will doubtless bo Wet to some extent from Iarls French purchases of wheat be lag considerable A moderate rise in thIS value of money Is probable Dis count Is rather firmer Tho banks are not taking paper freely though money remains in good supply nt one per cent for a week liar silver is IK pence per oiinco lower owing to the general belief that the Indian govern went has definitely refused to reopen the Indian mints to tho free coinage of silver If this belief is fvcll founded til the negotiations of the American bimetallic commissioners may be con ildercd t an end INFORMATION WANTED low Are tho Tavra Ulroclcd Afiiliut Ailul tcratlou uf FooiU lrui Etc Clla forcetl Uy direction of oppress thu department of ugrlcul lure Is lavtstlgating the character and ixtcnt of time adulteration of food nnd Irugs It is generally believed that Adulteration sophistication imitation and misbranding of fopds drugs and liquors exist to n very great extent Many of the states havo enacted laws to prevent such practices awl It is very desirable to know how these laws have been enforced and with what results As the general publlcls Interested the matter as It affects health morals ind legitimate trade the dopartmebt Jislfcs to secure accurate information which may be sent direct to the chem ical division of the department of ngvl Mill n re The department simply desires a couclso statement of facts which eau be fully substantiated It necessary and not theories rronliitmt McKlnlar to Vlilt Missouri SitAllA Mo Oct 1ICol Henry 0 Shelton of Hughesvillc Pettls jounty liln receipt of a letter from 1rciiideut McKinley In vhlch ho con lents to visit IettU county some time next mouth the exact date to bo fixed 01Ibe formally Inaugurated In central Missouri on the occasion of the prcftl demits visit Hold VI l r Tlmgfc- ST Louis Oct 0 Frederick L Corn well assistant city ticket agent of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad was hoW up and robbed by five men two of whom wcro moslcellol Wash ington boulevard In the west end Thursday night lIrolldent Urcipo li Well WASUiNQtoN Oct DIn view of tin published reports that President Creapo of Venezuela was dangerously III Min later Andradp cabled to Caracas and received au answer saying President Crcspo had a slight Indisposition but Is already well Illinois Christian Endtavorer CHICAGO Oct DTho eleventh an nual convention of tho Illinois union of tho Christian Endeavor society was called to order at Central music hall by President W Stewart with about 1200 delegates present Nearly every district In the state is represented Klie lu BlUer I NEW YOIIK Oct 0Sllyer scored a rise of 1 penny toa7ppenco In London and 2 cents to 63 cents In New York Bullion dealers are unable to assign any other cause for the rise than scar city of supply JFarmers meet at the line fences to shake hands at the breaking of the drouth J 3Kentuckynuisances by the councils and courts Diphtheria is still prevalent i n- thrdor four Kentuccy bu every precaution is beingtaken I Subscribe for Ttix U n 1 Y I n r WEYLER URIOU3 Senorlta CUneroi lissEtcapod from th4 Cnia do Itccofililan HAVANA Oct fl Time beautiful young Cuban patriot Senorlta Evan gellne Cosslo y Clsneros heroine of the SpouIsbRecoaldasl1ousabeen confined for several months all a- harge of conspiring against the crownL upontheslo of Pines Unknown to tho jailors or attendants she J ItEVANOEIINA COSSIO made her escape some time Wednesday t night At Thursday mornlngn toll all sho was missing and when Kearch made for her the attendants found hat one of the iron bars In time room In which she had been confined had lied nnd bcn outward Time bar not have been moved except byarreat outlay of strength and till cooperatloll anylewUvangellna Several of the employes f time establishment have been arrest d and Weyler is furious HUNDREDS ARE ANXIOUS Want to Secure a Share of a Fortune Which loe Not Exist WASHINGTON Oct 11Time treasury InquIriesrromstate olano Joseph Bail of Philadel phia which is supposed to be held In trust In the treasury department Time letters speak of this trust and of an alleged 84year lease given by Mr Hail to certain valuable property lu Philadelphia Some time ago It was stated that uxPrcsldeut Harrison was Interested us an attorney In time estate Many hundreds of people all over tho country have been drawn into the thcyerroneoucry awaiting distribution To all of these Inquiries replies are tent out informing the heirs thatithere is no such fund In the and that tho only record In the treas cry department oftmJoseph Hall oft1hlladelphia relates to n claim ibout 1000 which ho filed as an underwriter against the govePnineutt In 1S01 for cargoes seized by The claim is one of the ordinary French pollution claimsLBEHRING SEA QUESTION rime HU James Uazetto on New York Newspaper Comment LONDON Oct 10TIme SU James Olijselte saysWo are glad to hbtlco tie noderato and sensible comment of time Sew York press on tho llchring seaIjucsllon From their tenor it ippcar that this latest try on the part f tho Washington state department is x o much for the common anuse of nany Americans who do not under mtlnary circumstances show them telvcs too tender regarding Great Uritalna susceptibilities WILL NOT RETURN II Uottebu time IluMlun MlnUter Decide to Itauiulit nt lluiur- VAauiSOTON OjU ll1t is stated on food authority that Mr Hthe ICotze ju time Uusslaii minister to the Uul ud States who Is now nt St Peters turg ou a leave of absence has decided lot to return to this country Ills rca ions for this are to be of u family huracter It Is also suld Jmt tho mln stets hualth is not so robust as when ic that oumo to Wushinglon Time an lounccmeut of his successor is ex pected within a reasonable time Blabbed to Death with n Toiiknlfe RICHMOND Ky Oct It Rutlierbrd Lodd yuuugest Ron of Frank Todd a ivcalthy farmer stabbed Dan Little a farmer living on his father place HatI inlay iuillctltig wounds that will prove fatal rime men had trouble over n JivUlon of crops LUtlu attacked rod 11 with u rock Todd vho was torsobivck leaped from his naddle und drawing a pocket knlfo began stab Ding Little who fell Todd continued to carve his helpless victim leaving aim for dead Todd surrendered to time ihcrlff and was released on bond pend mug his victims condition nil It irii0 ut Detroit DKTitorr Mleh Oct SbIIe which originated on time stage of tho Detroit jperaliouae at 1 a in caused a loss of between 8030000 and 8700000 The lira ipread to the block bounded by tho Campos Martlnus Woodward Gratlot and Monroe avenues In the center of time buslnesss district DUapucurrd With n Fortune Sr Louis Oct 5Mrs Mary Me Nlff widow of a wealthy merohanthlrcd an expressman to haul a trunk said to have contained 5003 worth of ncgotl able paper 80000 worth of jewelry and 1000 in gold Time expressman has disappeared with the trunk Proclaimed llliuieK Emperor VIENNA Oct 8A dispatch received from Toklo Japan says it Is reported there that tho king of Corea lias pro claimed himself emperor of Cores v i The Medal Medicine Is Ids ModelModiclne S i J Tho only medal awarded U S sarsaparilla tile World 11111111 I 1893 at Chicago was awarded to 1 Ayers Sarsaparilla IL it I Subscribe for TIlE BEE i 1 BIG BATTLE IN CUBA The Spanish Moot tho Rebels itf the Oamaronoa mils vi lho Spanish ReVert n Victory Nererth less the Cuban Seem to Have lied Thine Their War and hold Their Volition I NEW YonK Oct 8 A dispatch to time Herald from Havana says A big battle occurred October 2 In Camaroncs hills not far from Matan KOS between tho Spanish under Gen Molina and rebels Under tIme command of liotnncourt Sangullly and Raoult Arango Time fight began at oclock in the morning and continued all day Tliu ofllclal report published hero states that Molina attacked the relict position and drove the rebels out with great loss Time reports state that Gen Molina had hi I hors shot under himIj JEEIIBD AN1 TAUNTED Tug 81ANlBl- fTho Heralds correspondent at Ma tauzas has obtained an account of time light front a Spanish ofllclal yrtib was present From this it appears that time rebel infantry were strongly on 1 trenched in almost Inaccessible posi ion In time hills and all efforts to ills loilgu them were futile resulting only iu heavy losses for time attacking forces Time insurgents hall only a few men killed nUll jeered and taunted tho Spanish during the wli engagement Molina narrowly escaped death Eu- aged at hUfallurc he returned to time attack tho next day but with no but ter success A largo number of wound j ed and dying Spanish soldiers were brought In Matnniasif rho Patriot Will Heron Autonomy for They Fort That Their Hour of Uberalton I at Jland NEW YOKK Oct 8Gen Carlos ito lolf secretary of war of time Republic ofCuba has sent time following letter to Uonzrtlo do Qubsada Cuban charge daffaires at Washpgton- Wo are now hotter prepared for an active campaign titan at any tune dur lug the present or late war We are Informed here that Ppaln will probably try to placate time American govern meat by ottering us autonomy more or lesi umplc I need not tell you my friend we laugh at auch offers for already we are at the hour Of our liber sAlon Should Spain seriously offer us autonomy It would prove tho full ox tent Qf her weakness and wo will tight with renewed ardor until site shall recI ognize our independence Imagine our delight should Spain thus confirm us n our belief that the end is fast ap proaching TcUthe American government that o enter into diplomatic discussions with Spain In the hope that we will ccdpt autonomy Is useless We ahbuld limply thank it for its trouble but manfully decline to end the war on ucll terms Wo know that both altnn and you havo often made this plain to the American government anllI public but we wish yauto reaffirm It A MURDEROUS MISSILE New Stylo of Itullet that Mulllatei Its Victims LONDON Oct10Tho government mas been expcriraontlng with a new bullet In vcn toil by nlilrmingliam firm It differs radically from Uio ordinary bullet in that instead of having a rounded end time point of impact is hollowed out cup simps The effect Is that when it strikes the body it cuts around hole carrying tho flesh on with It for a short way Then the skies of the cup expand and a large jugged is made through the body SCALES INDICTED He li Charged with Ilia Assault Upon Kuttu FUsc ut St Lout Sr Louis Oct 9 James Scales thu negro suspected uf assaulting little ICutln FISSC ou time evening of Septum her 27 has been Indicted by time grand jury und be tm led 1mm Judge Zilch ritzs court The clma which Scales itauds charged with is punlshablo by death under tha laws ot Missouri tlttvo It to Him hard Sr Louis Oct tlUeorgo McAvoy a worthless fellow who has for some limo lived apart from his wife a hard working woman assaulted time latter on time street Thursday evening because site failed to respond to his de mand for money nnl then resisted ar rest Judge Murpy hued him 8500 tot tIme former offense md 335 for the lat ter IrlncMi HHlnlanl SAN FnxNcisco Oct 8Prlncen Kalulaul and her father Mr Clegimorn- Ihave engaged passage from hero on steamsimtp Australia for Honolulu No vember 2 Thu prncess will leave En gland next Satuiay sailing from Liverpool for New York It Is expect sd that she will npnd a week in San Francisco Thn Irotldent M Uo Home to Vote WASiiiNOTOy Of ll President Mc KInley will probably go to Canton to vote at time November election Ills trip has not been Hilly arranged but he ha been asked to visit several places iu tho viclty while In Ohio and theso Invitation may be accepted If the president enD spare the time Murdered User K Uettleiuent- LITTUC ROCK Ark Oct ILNea Ilnrrlsburg In 1ol1l1ett county James Ituvker wan shot and killed by Andrew Hinslmw about 8iO oclock Thursday nIght Hinslmw Was u prominent young planter uid Darker was his tcuuut The men iiuurreled over a set tlement Kinshnv escaped lollHim Thltecnut- HnxiUlNQToM IUIIOcl a Masked Wolt tluk Wm Heddrlvk a farmer1 foiif iiiKs Koutli nf MniHIiTllle lila wite 1I11i1 i iigiil 5JJ Kiil gave them an u tnuiviful bintlllLT IllfMdavuiirllt The Owensboro Inquirer is call ing upon Sintnt Attorney Rowe to withdraw froin the race because o the recent chargo that Rowe va drunk The Owcnslioro Woolen Mills have resumed operationsI There were never so many per Simmons and I possums Even the low Wal boats haVe stopped running iu the lower Ohib i- a 11 1 OTHERWISE UNNOTICED UDIoughtcotton iu time Memphis Tenn district- J U West a Texas insane asylum In Mtod John Votka a Creek Indian sea fenced to death for murder will be shot October 30vThe Cuban colony in New York it generally rejoicing over the escape of Miss Clsneros Detective Moore of New York accused of murdering his wife has cityd committed to jail congresstoStates legations abroad 4 Fire destroyed tho residence of Mr and Mrs John Stout at Xeula Ill time family narrowly escapingseA Canton 0 susp cd of feoilA rich vein of lead has been discov of UTimer sptraIna box car and lila neck was broken Fire at Atchison Ira destroyed Jblock000 1ive thousand nationalists in Dublin Commemorated time sixth anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnella death A SundayAn Ispostilu one wan being shot nUll the other captured a havebeen Ur gang who hcldup the Rock Island train L week CcomesW1l1110t ruopen time bimetallic missIon arles have failedMcampaIgnIllsaid tJrailwayOklahoma cotton planters complain of the dearth of cotton pickers in time territory lack of which is resulting in the loss of much flue cotton At a church ten miles south of Caruii til Jolt Jones shot and killed Fred BrowninghaIfbrotimers Sam January a welltodo farmer was killed horn ambush near his home la Stoddard county Mo Ills stepson IstlIn tail charged with time murder i Authorities on International law say UnitedStatesshe takes refuge in this country Mrs Itenry P Hngcu tIme wife of one of tho wealthiest merchants of Paris 111 was Instantly killed Sunday and her daughters nose broken In a runa N way Rudolph Heck was struck by light ning at Dallas Tex and knocked un conscious remaining in that condition lor nearly two hours lie was terribly i burned of Mrs Mary E Smith sister of the late Qov Hardln of Missouri whose bus a band was for many years superintend tnt of the Fulton Mo asylum for tho M Insane died at Georgetown Tex Mrs Sarah Webb aged 10 yearsAwidow of time late George J and for many years a resident of Ed wardsvillo Ill died at tho reshlenceofther son Thomas in Sunday With a horrible vision of his own death seen in a dream staring In imiaiface Hallway Engineer Anderson iowork and was killed exactly as presentiment bad foretold in a wreck at Iii iiharrywhile trying to catch a train at Gales burg 111 to go anti arrange for- the funeral of his ulster slipped and fell under the wheels lioth legs wero cut off and he died a few hours later i Clitrgoil with Umbettlemont SAN FiuLSciscOi Oct 12Jolm II f Covlllo has been arrested on a tele graphic dUpatoh from Boston Ho is accused of embezzling 31600 from Marshall Pollard of that city When searched 8109 was found on his person lie Is held awaiting the arrival of ex tradition paperstTHE MARKETS NEW Youic October 12 1897 CATTLENatlve Steer f 8 75 31 5 15 COTTON Middling 5 0- PUnmWInter Wheat 3 75 s B 31IWHKAT No 2 Red CORNNO a JM OATSNo2 23 POKKNewMess 910 441000 STy LOOtS 1I6lIEEVESSteersCows and Iloiers 2 W Q 3 90 OALYESper head I tXJ a U 25 HOQSFalr to Select 3 W ffi 3 P- SSHKEPFalr to Choice 275 3 Sit- FLOURtalents 4 bO sJ 4 BO Clear and Straight 4 00 Q 4 6- 0WHEATNo 2 Hed Winter t 6- 6COKNNo I 2 Mixed 28X 27 OATS Nat W i9j I RYE No8 4J O 43 TOUACCOLug 3W Vi HOOILest Burley 4 CO ft HAYClear Timothy 700 10 OJ HUTTERCholce Dairy 15 t 19 EGOSFresh O l2i HOHICStandard new tJ 821 IJACONClear tUb tj S LARUPrlme Steam IIo 4 ICATTL4 85 O B 10 UOOSFaIrtoChotce 3 M A ass SHEEPKalrto Choice 2 25 A 4 35 FLOUK Winter Patent 6 00 15 61Q Spring Patents 4 80 U BIO SNo2nedCOHNNo 2 ISM 4J 27J4 OATSNO x l u it- P0mUess new7 71 Q 774 KANSAS CITY CATTLFNatlve Steer 3 85 J B W- HOOSAU tirades350 it ami- WHEATNO 815 etn OATSNO 2 WhIteI ISMW 20 CORNNO 2 211J 25 NnWOfltI3ANS- FLOUILIfigli Omam4e 4 fid C6 6 10 CORNNO e85ft Uij OATS Western 2lWiJl 2- 5RAYChoice1200 a 1300 PORUOldMets Qm S tO UACON Sldei COTUCNMlddllnir AILOUISVILLE WHEATNO z Ken 93 J WA COHNNO 2 Mixed 30 95 811 OATS No 2 Mixed 21 6n U 4 111II COTTONMlddllnifi 55 eJ4 No One Thought She Could Live Ibehevp that if it had not pi Ur- f Carlsltdis Great Remedy for my daughter- S she would not be with us tottay ijhnent run down and her illness developed imu rheumatism and rheumatic ever Uvnry one siid that the could not livn Fit n Ooclors Rave her no relief yet by thn lima tshe bad taken two bottles of Dr Carl stedts German Liver Powder she was able to sit up In bed and today sue is as strong as khe ever was anti We have nolh big to thank for It but Dr Carlsledla- Great German Remedy I SMITH VtCKBRsTallnIa I 1 n A I j I n 7 I6 6ttHOPKINS 41 T- WisiuxoTOXOot10 said hole will YELLOW FEVER AT GALVESTON r Inhere lloirnvor nied tint Apprv lionil Serious Trouble- WABIUNOTOX Oct 10Late last night SurgeonGeneral Wyinan of time ftispatchyellow fever expert Informing him of the appearance of time disease In Lint Tex The dispatch was aS fol lows Five cases uf yellow fever nowhere three more have been Will muSport to local authorities I do uot upwrelmond serious trouble here i pie causes much confusion Yr Wymati has biiun in communica tion with Dr Fisher of Galvustoii and State Health Olllccr Swearlngon null him been advised that all neces of vary prccautloui have been taken to prevent time spread of tho diseasesTime olllclnli of the rvIce have known for several weeks the existence considerable ttommgueti ver at Uulveston but limy sxprcss nuy opinion or time development time yellow fever nt that place Dr would hnvu been sent to mltsooner liad it bon possible tomh are his services elsewhere The doeD flAticvon new cases lu the city and two tveatimsleuth but no new cases PRISONERS RECALLED Decree Allowing Tliuin tn Itcttini to time Itluml uf Cub l ot HAVANA Oct HGcn Weylerhas sued u decree ullowlnjf time return toe Island of Senor Gonzalez Lnntisa Judge of tliu SUpromo court of ha- mvanu and 11 professor III time university Kmillno Nnnez a wellknown law yer Alfred O ZtiyiiSm Adolfo llnz Ignaclo Lamas Manuel Castro Pal omlno Juan Ansunsat AdoUo de la mmeva Miguel Ifarrer Josu Morca ose Clay a Antonio Duumy Autonlo ellow Victor Miranda Julian Carbo iguel Hatuey and 121 others who had been expatriated Senor Gamundl secretary general of me government has resignedhTHE SEALING CONFERENCE The UiiderituuilliiR on Which Japan Ac cejitod tho Invitation LONDON Oct 12Atm olUcIal tele gram received here from Yokohama says Japan accepted tho invitation to bend a representative to time sealing conference soon to bo held in Wash ington on tho tiuderstandlHg that me whole sealing sto be discussed T and not simply tha questions which are covered by time Iarls award dbyloffYENGLANDSthirty threat Iiiduntrlri Will Julu thin Htrlhlni Emiglimeors LONDON Oct 12Time secretary of federated trades comprising 80 IniporCtant industries announces executive committed has definitely decided to call out all Its 5nthe engineers against their cmyloy erS on Frldny next when it estimated total of 400000 men will be out thwork on account of tho great sputerJUMPED THE TRACKo on the Coihir rmi Ss Waterloo In liltctrlo 1iItwiytDES MOIENS la car on ime Cedar Falls Waterloo electric railway jumped the track nt tv bridget ibout two mlle from Waterloo own an embankment Time M 1asseUrems in the car wero badly up three or four of them quite seriously W 11 Morton a traveling inun vzLsf rendered unconscious mid U Is is injuries tire fatalsIlitulo for Vu IICII Duly LONDON Oct 10Limu llrltlah war ifiec is said to hove oluboruled iluu by which llie volunteers of threat lint ilu will be liable for service abroad III aseof war Hitherto tho volunteers nave been liable for duty abroad only or time defense of time colonies anti iu ixtraordluary cases hubiuurlno llout IciteilU- ALTIMOUU Md Oct llrimo rmlcei tubiuurlno wrecking boat declared tobe a success With six ons aboard die wooL to the bottom oIhe Columbia iron works dry dock And with a clear live feetof water ubovoI tier remained there two hours Knil of ft Ooree- LEHANON Mo Oct 8Iloburt CII Gordon one of the heirs to time Llndoll estate St Louis was found dead III bed at the Laclede hotel shortly be fore noon Gordon had hen on a spree for ten days and is supposed to have died of alcoholism Nebraska Day at NailiTlllfl- NASHVILUS Teun Oct UIho cclc bration of Nebraska day at the Ton ncssee centennial exposition was u no table success Thousands of people are present every icgular and special train being crowded lUo llubunlo IMugue Hut liar IU Count WASHINGTON Oct 8 United States Consul Jay at Amoy reported to the state department that the bubonic plague which has raged in that see tion of China for three mouths is now regarded as having run its course Probable Ntv Humilih Allnliter MADRID Oct 9 Among time diplomatic changes reported hero M being Imminent Is that of tho duke of Al mordova or Senor Muruago will re place Senor Dupuy DoLome ns Spanish minister to the United States Iloke HuiUh Ilonoruil ATLANTA GH Oct 8lIon Bolt o Smith former secretary of time interior has been elected president of tho board 1ofJudge Howard Van Bpps resigned MI Smiths election wits unanimous Four Million llUnreen Tlirm VIOTOHIA JJ c Oct 12Ilttccl1 miners juit arrived from KlondlLe lnoULht with thoin 84030031 In gold Tlmvi Mho Iilirvu chronic ninrrhoai In tm incunblti slioiild tad what Mr 1 It GilRsUum of Gaars Mills Li has In say 1Oflerir rom chronic diarrhoea ever since the war and have tried all kinds or medlcinl s lor it At last I found a remedy that e eclwl a cnro and that was Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy This medicine can always tin depended upon for colic cholera motbun dysenicry and diarrhoea It Is pleasant to lake nnd never tails to effect a cure 25 anilsicenl sizes for sale by St Bernard Drug Sinrc- Earhnplon 1 Ben Robinson Motions Gap George lime St Charles i GEOGRAPHIC NAMES Obrroctlona Adopted in tho Nomo1JJ claturo of Alaskatem1t of n Iteccnt MeMlon or the titntra Hoard of Ocogrnphlo UllttedIIIlenlgiird to Prevent Confusion nnd Mlnumlcritamlluc WASIIINOTOX OCt lLTho United tateit board of geographic names imiuli meets hero at stated intervals has just rendered decisions determin ing the spelling of 143 geographic iiamur fhoio include a number in Alaska algiilflcanl at this time in view time Klondike uxcllcmcnt Many variations of nomenclature for time place are encountered anti the boards action settles time uniform sagc Following Is u nummary uf no omi talcen relating to places consplcu Dtisly iiiLtitlonud iu tile gold stories AN to ICIoiidlke time decision Is to- jwii it as here given nnd not Clou yicc Klondyke Clmndlke Chandlll or eer Uelndeer Throndikc nor Thron inch One of time lakes of time upper Yukon mIit named Laliargc by time Western Union Tulqgroph expedition in 1803 after Mute Laltargo a member bf time exploring parti who is now somewhere near Ottawa Canada livingI publications intro fallen into the spelling this Lalirago but time board LaUargcfheruWhen Schwatka descended time Yu Icon In 1SW3 ho named ono of time lakes its headwaters Llndcmaii after Dr Morltz Llndeiiian now vicepresident societylmlsLilldemolln and LmdcrlUan Tho board adopts Llndcman One of time principal tributaries of tho upper Yukon Is time Lowes river named by Mr Robert Campbell of time Hudson Bay Co about J848 This isIoften miscalled Lewis The Inlet river and village at thej ead cf Lyna canal which now ap pears rlnost daily under tho form of Dyca tIme starting point for time over land route Is an Indian word which has appeared in many forma Admiral Meadf In 160i wrote It Tyyea Krdus In ISSJ wrote It D jab Schwatko In ISSJ Dayay nail in 1883 Time boa ril adopts time form For time lake and 1nlyolcalled Hootallnqua TeillnHlnacor TcsllnToo or Teslln the hoard adopts Teslln The termi nations Ulna and Too uro said to menu rlvcirTn dlfforontdlalettsit f 1 nA nstludlUn Village oii time middl- euicis called NuklukayeU Timisim- neceiivzjtteim lit cvortrl forms luelllli lug tint crmiImeous one Tuklukyct t TIE CUBAN QUESTION osut lemmerat Len soil lizMlntiter lay lor nt time State Department WABiuxaTON Oct 12 ConsulOener 1 Fitzhugh Leo arrived hero Sunday night and was at Uio stato deprrtmeut early iu tho morning in conference Assistant Secretary Day leaving ater for Warrenton Va to attend im funeral of u friend Ho will to advise further with IUci n1s here as to time Cubnn situation It understood that ime state department is going over Hell Leo Leo and Mr llannls Tnylor oxmlnistcr to Spain time effect f time recent cabinet changes result ug In ion Weylers withdrawal nnd his successIon by Germ lllanco and other phases developed by tho accession of ijagasta rime escape of Miss Clsneros from u Havana prison through time ef orts of n representative of tho New Journal has been talked over al o time prevailing view being that it will not lend to an international com plication len Leo saul today lie did not think nuy serious question would arise over time Incident A SIGH OF RELIEF It Went Up When tho Defense In time Lust Bert co Aunauiiaad Cloicd- CIIICAUO Oct 12rime Luetgcrt trial came to a sudden uud unexpected close Witnesses which tho defense had called ii surrebutlal failed to respond when their names were called and finally cxJudgo Vincent announced to the court that the ease of tho defense was all in Wo rest concluded Luet gerts counsel A sigh of relief was heard In tho court room After a brief consultation by time counsel lu time case it was agreed to be gin arguments to time jury in time after noon Assistant Htntoa Attorney Me Bweu opened Ilu will be followed by Attorney Phalcn UxJudge Viucent will close for time defense and States Attorney Dcnccn will close for the prosecution Tho case will go to the jury probably next Saturday night Sudden Death I SAN FIIAHCISCO Oct 11Dr Luki Robinson one of tho most prominent physicians in California died suddenly of heart disease Sunday on a Southern Pacific train near Lathropc in the San Joaquin valley He was a member oi the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Converts to ChrUtlnnltjr In Japan SAN FUANCIBCO Oct 11Dlshop Me Kin tho Episcopal prelnto of Toklo la in the city He says that of a total of 50000 converts in Japan the Hainan Catholics are first with about SOUOO and the Greek Catholics second with 2t000 Tho Kplcopallans number In tho neighborhood of 10000 Victim of an Unknown Assassin tJJACKSON Miss Oct 10Word has reached hero from Madison station that James Chapman who lives about six miles north of Jackson has been assassinated Tho killing occurred by someone unknown whilo Mr Chapman was in the barn for his stock Treasury Statement WASHINGTON Oct 13 Yesterdays statement of time condition of the treas ury showed Available cash balance Bil34io052 gold reserve 8140401773 The drouth was beginning to kill all the oak trees in Grayson county lint the rain saved the most of them The competitive drill at the Henderson Fair today will be par licipated mby all the companies in the Second District The Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias at Owensboro has been reorganized electing W P Howard captain U im Biliousn SSs caused by ttiri ul liv r w hitch re onM diges hou and permits food ta lrmrint and pstvllylu he stomach Then follow dLzluCs lnsaocli HPD IIIfruiisc tlio liver cure UaaiUrlie diinncas con ilrngglsUflie BEST TRAINS TO Kansas UoastjUtah St Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA St Louis orChicagorVE- STIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS DINING OARS CHAIR OARS V SFAl 1 M HUQQ TRAV PASSH AQEHT OT LOUIS MC HOWARD ELLIOTT OEUC Men ST LOUIS Ma UWWAKELCYOENLPA83nAQr8TLOUI3Ua DR MENDEWHAILS IMPROVED GniTT AND FEVER CURB OUAnANTEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVER Anil Malaria In all Forms Tasteless NonJ Ecmitno without the above picture and too lilgnatiiru of J O MeudenhalL Price CO cants at all DoalaraP- RCPARED ONLY 0V- T O MENDKNirALT EVANSVILLE IND Sold by Maiiirgly Co Kulintici Crabtrre Coal Mining CcUipani llflty Krniucky EXCURSION TICKETSV- IA TIlE Illinois Central 11 Ri TO TIlE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND- INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION A l NASHVILLE Ior time stove occasion tickets will ba soul by llio Illinois Central IMIiotcl at varying times rates and limits including n lickrl on sale daily good lo return until November 7 uud including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen duysaml art en data For full particulars as Irt which of time above applies from your nearest Railroad Station III connection with Ilia Illinois Central Railroad call on or address your nearest railroad Tide Agent WM MURRAY DIV Pasr Act New Or leans Jrco A icoTT Hiv Puss Agt Memphis A II HANSON G P A Cbicafjo W A Kellond A G P A Louitville GEORGE KING DRUGGIST ST CHARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line of Dniggisls Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sent FreeT- o any person interested in hu mane matters or who loves animals wo will send free upon ap plicationa copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itensely interesting read ing it contains a list of the valuable anti unusual premiums given by this paper Address TUB NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Building Ntw Yoik Dont Use Drugs unlrss you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only Ihu lirtl That is the great dis tinction 10 bo looked for when the time cornea that you need them Nowhere else wilt you find so torrt plele a stcck A good time to begin that spring medicine I ST BERNARD DRLQ STORGD- RYANL HOPPER Mans gsr I f T 21d j L aaL ji U W7 I r S I a Io t QreI Bee 1 t PAUL M MOORG I1d II O rand Manager J f 1 r BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1 Incorporated f KnieredthePctloflico al Eatllnglon a Second clan miller r tr SUBSCRIPTION RATES f One Yenrntrlclljr In advance H O Slj Months 5- 0I f ThrccMontlii J- SlngU CopiesJ Specimen copies malted frco on application Correspondents wanted In all parti thc county us for particulars Li iJ THURSDAY OCTOBER 14 1897 An Object Lesson ITIlE St Bernard excursion to the Nashville Exposition is a thing k of the past The two thousand people were carried safely the 102 7 miles to Nashville and safely re0 f turned The parade of the White Caps nearly one thou Isand in number through the of Nashville with hands aggregating seventy pieces com posed of young men and young sters of the miners was a revela tion to the Nashville people and the thousands of visitors To outside people the name of miner is synonunous with much that is low and brutal drunken J LIliuiilcss and ragsignorance and vice presssays little and the public heaVs little of the miner unless he should have a case in the police court or when during a great strike the militia is called to sup press an inflamed mob Hence this revelation A parade of menwell dressed intelligent orderly unsurpassed in the whole broad land Could the women and children have joined in this parade then would the lesson have been complete indeed And we wish to say that this object lesson this putting the Earlington St Charles and Diamond working man before the people in his true position was the chief aim of the management of the St Bernard Company If each individual whoM took part in that parade have heard the words of praise of i astonishment that greeted him on rail sides howonld be content On tljo Exposition grounds it was Capslrcatedr- and respectinhave known for many years that its mining towns produce men and women of the best type And now the world knows this from actual observation andcontact STATE SENATOR CHAS J BRON 11STON seems riafeM to be hedging on the 4f question and there arc c threats of a trial for heresy in a 1 the iG to i ranks Here is what he says about ratio I believe in the unlimited coinage of r both gold and silver but at such a ratio as will preserve a parity between the two metals If the ratio of iG to i will not acTcomplish this why then make it 18 to aa to i or even 33 to i I think it doubtful if a ratio of iC to i Will preserve thetwo metals Mr Bronston claims that this has always been his belief but he has been a recognized leader of the iG to i forces and the two posi tions are not compatible PROSPERITY may come with a vengeance but it will never abide with the individual who sits on thoI stool of donothing and spouts tobacco juice and hard times by L the yard The inexorable fiat is that every man must produce some thing if he would shape the ma terial comforts of this world An idler is an abomination Middles 4bdroHerald I A FELLOW who couldnt spare a dollar a year for a newspaper sent fifty twocent stamps to a down I leastYankee to know how to raise I 1beets He got an answer to tale A lIPid of the tops and pull THE business block in Hen er I son that was burned last week will I k he rebuilt at once The total loss Ir 45OoOfr1 ELLA WIIEELEU WILCOX cays tha- I t lIthe average American husband is fthe besthe ted creature on earth I a r 1REPUBLICAN TICKET J 4 VOTED NOT VOTED For Clerk ot the Court ol Appeals JAMES G I3AILEY For Clrcut Judgr Fourth Judicial District CLIFTON J PRATT For Commonwealths Attorney Fourth Judicial District CIIAS C GRASSHAM- v For State Senator Sixth Senatorial District J H LUNSFORD For Circuit Court Cleik THUS E FINLEY 1or County Clerk nn GRAHAM For County Attorney DEARDfGEO R LYNN For Surveyor DAI3NEY BISHOP For Coroner II H HILL First District For Magistrate James H Fcx for Constable Wiv Littlefield Second DistrictFor Magistrate O J Farnsworth for Constable tames Watts Fifth District for Magistrate H F Potter for Constable Sixth District For Magistrate Win M Rice for Constable Johnson Williams Seventh DistrictFor Magistrate H F Dourland for Constable William Harris MR GEORGE LYNN Republican Nominee for the Office of Sheriff of Hopkins CountyI a Mr George R Lynn an excellent picture of whom we print above was born in Posey county Indiana in 1861 His father died when 10 was an infant His boyhood days were spent with his mother with whom he lived on the farm about two miles west of Madisonville until he grew to manhood- In c 1884 Mr Lynn and Miss Mar E Bryan were married in It was in that year that he embarked in the mercantile business in Madisonvillc of which city he has been a resident since that time He was engaged in merchandising for ten years and hasf pastIs operate the handsome new brick livery stable on Main street The degree of success and prominence that Mr Lynn has attained business and in politics is due to his own efforts in life and this hustling business man and genial gentleman is well known and highly esteemed by the people of Hopkins county irrespective of political parties Three years ago Mr Lynn made the race for county court clerk when there was no shadow of a chance for his election andre ceived a most agreeable disappointment to himself and friends in the large vote cast for him Mr Lynn has very few promises to make He proposes simply to give the people if he is elected to the office of Sheriff of Hopkins politicsandministrationashamed ofand to treat everybody exactly right in the discharge of the duties of that office DESCRIPTION OF TilE ROBBERS t he Men who Looted the Bank of Union County at Morganfleld j Morganfield Ky Oct 8thOne of the most daring and reckless daylight bank robberies in this sec tion of Kentucky occurred hereI yesterday at noon hour while the bank was closed for dinner About 3000 was taken by a robber who entered a back window climbed through a transom over a closed door that intervened forced the cash drawer and got away success fully within a few minutes time There was a confederate also and the two men were seen to enter an alley next the bank about 1130 oclock They are described by a negro hod carrier as follows One wore a light brown suit with light liSpoundssack coat and tan shoes that bad not been polished for some time The other was taller about the same weight with dark complexion and dark mustache He worn CellhatMen answering the above descriptions were seen here by several persons before the robbery and have not been seen since The track made by one of tbe robbers in the dust In the back yard of tbe bank was measured It was a little over eleven Inches long and four Inches wide Hu wore a square cornered shoe Mr Beard Accepts To the voters oj Hopkins County I hereby tender my thanks to the Republicans of Hopkins county for the honor conferred upon me in tent1riiigme the nomi nation fbrthe office of County AtI j nt JJj t J orney for said county and in yhatbeen confined to her room under treatment of her physician and un yhatnot be able to make as active a particularly owing to the fact that 1 have been in this county for only about four years but I trust that my friends will carry this victoryRespectfully WM KHAKI For Circuit Clerk To Ifie voters of JJopkins County I have been unanimously nominated by the proper authorities as the Republican nominee for Clerk of the Circuit Court and have accepted the nomination Iamfamiliar with the duties of the office which I seek and if elected impartial give me pleasure to see the voters personally but being engaged in teaching school it will be impossi haingbeenknown and I ask those who do not know me to make inquiries concerning my character standing and qualifications I respectfully ask your support and I am very truly yours THOS E FINLEV The State GrandLodge of Odd Fellows met in Owensboro Tues day ILj TuT j IRioh RedBlood U absolutely essetjul to health It la secured easily and naturally by taking Hoods Sarsaparllla but Is 1m posalblotogct It from socalled II nervo tonics and opiate ooniiiuuuls absurdly advertised as blood puri tiers Tneythuvo temporary sleeping effect but do not CURB Tohsv- opurBlood And good health tako Hood Sarsaparllla which baa first last and alt the t Imo been advertised as Just what It Isthe best medicine for tho blood ever pro duced Its success In curing Scrofula Salt Rheum Rheumatism Catarrh Dyspepsia Nervous Prostration and That Tired Feeling have mado HoodsSarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier All druggist St reHoodWEBSTER COUNTY NEWS WIBSTXR COUNTY DIPARTUINT Conducted by J W CAVANAII V DIXON Kv DIXON FDuncanleft Monday for tbe Centennial Mr Jas H Givens and bride returned home Sunday from Nashvile Congratu lations are in order ltliss Delia Fuquay has moved her mil linery goods J l Hunters old stand on North Main The baby with the populist whiskers who said it wouldnt rain for radiedwelt Last Friday about noon fire broke out in the house belonging to Mr H D Pate and in a few minutes the entire building was consumed A family named Richardson occupied Ihe house They saved most all of their household furniture but lost all SSturgisfamily was provided for by the neigbbors thturnedwhere he is engaged in blacksmithing The fire was caused by a defective flue and is serious one to Mr Pate as there was no insurance Carnpehldaughterfamily has our sympathy Mr W R Bourland went to Madison ville last Thursday Tobacco in this vicinity is bringing fancy prices several crops being sold during the past few days at 10 all around That is regoodMr L Overby of Shelton has bought othestreet We welcome Mr Overby in our midst M K Price of Providence has rented NorthMainTIIB BEE has pushed its business end up against several of tbe Popocratic candi dates Two of them tquawked at Free UnionsIt is quite funny to listen at the free silver men now They all claim that they argued supply and demand last year but we all know better than that Their main argument was the money question Some went so far as to say that prices would never come up under the guld standard But that argument is killed now In commenting on the Providence vote of last year in Webster County the Bljp of last week said Bryan received 2 741 votes which we wish to correct The return of the canvassing board of Web ster County shows that the first Bryan elector received votes and the first McKiftley elector received 1484 voles which leaves Bryans majority 987 instead of the much vaunled 1013 The candidates for the vapois county offices spoke at Free Union Tuesday to a lair sized audience p bublicanandidatesfor judges offices attracts most countyfstendent Mr Pooje takes the position that he has no legal riht to demand or receive any compensation for said ser raipulaledPOOLE dtonThe man who is always saying did yon ever see it so dusty is now out of a job Jewell and several others are going to visit relatives in Livingston county this week keepingan interesting time from now till the election you may be sure of that Prof Tate of Slaughtersvllle has been with us for several days talking school He contemplates teaching at the school building belonging to Prof Poole He preached to us yesterday and made a Rood mpression on hearers Pursuant to a call for a meeting of the voters of Poole for tbe purpose of naming candidates for the respective offices of thi town the voters met en mass and named police Allen J G Ezell E M Abbott J W e whelectedtbe town of PooleSHELTON There is plenty of dust here yet It itdoesntpare their land for sowing The protracted meeting at Walnut Grove is largely attended Mr Joseph Riggs audwife of CaveInRock III are visiting relatives hereMrs Marion Riggs of Boxville visilei at Mr Thos Riggs Wednesday and Thurs day PayneDI Sidney Shelton are preparing for a fitblng excursion soon Hons jG Bailey and Jo A Parke spoke at Dixon on Wednesday the 6th to a large congregation We wish 10 tell all that did not bear Mr Bailey they missed a treat indeed He is in our opinion one o the ablest young orators we have in tbe goodImpressionPopulists We cannot say so much for ntfacesing of the Populists it seems that they were not well pleased witb Mr Parkers remarks oversllhtrailedletter of Oct rst to the Herald we will Willbush s a NovemberWe i Bailey We will just say once for all that we are not making any fight for Bush Bailey but we want to tell you that we Republicaticket 5 there is one on tbe independent ticket who has been brought before a circuit judge ladyonreceiveknockWell Mr Porter we are that Indeed for your telling some ofour frltrids tbnthe Shelton correspondent to the Lisa ball r REPUBLICAN TICKET Webster County For Clerk of the Court of Arpeals JAS G UAILEY Of MaEoflin County For State Senator ELI NICHOLS RepresentativeCHARLES l JudgeI T T MORRIS AttorneyDAVID For Circuit Clerk W F TRUSTY For Superintendent of Schools MISS LIZZIE HERRON I For Assessor G H BRYANT For Jailer J J CURRY For Magistrate In Dixon District I N BAKER For Constable in Dixon District- S N EDWARDS or Magistrate in Slaughtersvllle District J T FRASER For Magistrate In Clay District WILLIAM MUIR For Constable hull EDMONSON prettyhotgoing to tell the people all about that old cket you and the judge got into a few ago You will notice I used we in ny letter as D J would have it but I or- ew we are wo enough JJOHN SHERMAN VAN DERSBURQ Charlie Tapp and Tom Trusty of Til den called on their best girls at this place unday eve We shouldnt be surprised at some ot our girls becoming citizens ot Tilden ore boys becoming citing of our town The Winstead brothers called on some of the fair sex of our town as usual Sunday eve J II Herron of this place visile Lila mother Saturday and Sunday beginhereEdwards Mr J Forrest Porter the present Free Silver Populist Democratic nominee far bounty Court Clerk was elected by the Republicans and Populists in 1833 to rep sent the people of this county in the Legislaluref Webster county Mr Porter staid there 531 days drawing five dollars diy a total 01 2655 dollars and that is not all t yearhannQIUvJsend a committee before the Board of Equalization or from some other cause e expect Mr Porter could give the rea on and tell us all about who was in fault Mr Porter what were you when the democrats and Populists met at Dixon to ring about a fusion The Populists held a caucus among themselves and agreed lo let Mr Galbreith act as spokesman for ilism and they instructed him to demand one half of the county offices and If they could not get that to take their propor donate part according to their number of volesWhen the Populists and Democrats met propositionberorethe Populists one half of the county cfti ccs and first choice both propositions were before the housn at the same lims and the Populist proposition was voted on first this vote was taken by rising Mr Porter kept his teat and would not vote with his populist friends and de demandingbulcratic proposition he rose vith the Democrats and voted with them Mr Porter undoubtedly bad his eye on the big piece o f when he voleJJwith the Democrats against his friends Populists PopuIIsiafter voting with the Democrats in this convention There was a man from near or in Providence that got up and left the liou 3 when this was done and said hid e not come there to go into a Demo cratic affair How is this A man that was elected as a Populiet to represent the county in 1890 then in 1893 not only voted but worked for Mr Towery the Republican candidate for county against Mr Price tbe Populist candidate then votes with the Democrats in the con vention but as soon as there is a fusion effected be comes out as a Populist candi date for County Court Clerk Is a man a Populist a Democrat or a Republican that acts manner We are sure that be is not a Republican We are sure be is not a Democrat for he is running npon the Populist ticket and Populists will not have him so where will we put him Ans We will just put him in the shade in November and let him rest until he becomes settled and quits sowing his wild oats to three winds After Mr Porter becomes settled and quits trading his parly off the people will consider his application for a County of fice TilE WAY OF TilE WOULD Nixon Waterman supplantAndNow wear their bats set on aslant straightAnd say Will now be forced to hear dayIs Scoffs Emulsion of Codliver Oil with Hypophos phites can be taken as easily in summer as in winter Unlike the plain oil it Is palatable and the hypophosphites that are in it aid Indigestion and at the same time toner up the system indforit is a mistake to leave it off in the summer months The dose may be reduced ifnecessary We recommend the small size especially for summer use and for children where smaller dose is tc quired It should be kept in a coot place after it is once opened For ule by aU druggists ftt ace and fcoo i ADVANCE IN WAGES Proof of Prosperity in the Bir mingham Coal District Birmingham Ala Oct BAd 4vancesto 20 per cent been granted miners by four mining companies in this district employes alto gether 3000 men The Standard Coal company at 4per4Carringtonand the McDonald Mining com pany Carbon Hill 10 cents All voluntaryThese those operating under the sliding 4of10000 men will grant an advance of 2 cents as soon as iron goes 2 4Workmines that it estimated that 1000 4additionalment in the Birmingham district Hows This 4Ve4curedFJCHENEY Sc ToledoO We the undersigned have known F T Cheney for the last ij years and be lieve him honorable In all bush ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm WEST t TRUAX Wholesale Druggists Toledo Q WALDIXO KINHAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous perbottlenials free Halls family pills are the best KENTUCKY SYNOD Of ibe Cumberland IretbjterUn Church la Meet in llopklmvlllt October a6 Hopkinsville Oct izKenL- ucky Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will conveac 29Iworkers throughout the State An excellent program has been prepared and a large representation is expected All ordained ministers representativefromeach meetingBesides sentatives of the Vontans Mis sionary and Christian Endeavor societies will attend Free Pill Send your address la H E Backlen Co Chicago and get a free box of Dr Kings New Life Pills A trial will con vince you of their merits These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in the cure of Constipation and Sick Head ache For Malaria and Liver tro ubles they have been proved invaluable They are everydeleterousetable They do not weaken by their action but by giving tone to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate system Regular size 250 per box Sold by Si Bernard Drug Store I Confirmation The Right Rev George W Me Loskey Bishop of Lonisville was in Earlington yesterday for the pnr pose of attending to the ordinance of confirmation at the Catholic Cntirch of the Immaculate Conception The Bishop spoke at 8 a m fortyfourST CHARLES The coal mining town of SI Charles has had I believ a lull share of joyful events and pleasure days for a town of its class Out on last Saturday all events In were completely eclipsed The occasion was a complimentary trip to Nashville Into the Imposition and return and was given by the St Bernard Coal Company through the kindness of Mr Jno ii Atkinson its president and treasurer to the employes of his company It was arranged that the Hall bell work bell and church bells be rung at two oclock on Saturday morning in order to awaken the sleeping populace and give them time to get ready for the start a precaution which proved afterwards to been wholly unnecessary as many did not retire at all and kept up such a noise during the night soughtitappointed time the bells pealed out the notice that it wan time to roll out and a half hour later there was scarcely a borne in the place that was not ablaze with light and bustle From that time on until the start was made streamed to the depot from every direction The town simply turned out en mass A short while before train time the band struck up a few lingeringdrowsiness The St Bernard Coal Company has received a new mine at this place and will bavelt on the track in a few days Our merchants are laying in supplies of of new goods which means that business is improving in fact we are out of the panicWillis Sisk has moved back to town Engineer W E Umsread is rejoicing over the arrival of Carrie the new loco motive She is a beauty CROFTON Everybody is proud of the big rain that here Monday Mrs John Dulin fell down a flight of stairs Thursday and broke her right arm As the St Bernard excursions passed here Saturday one old gentleman remarked That is the biggest crowd of white caps I ever seed It Is said that Bryan passed through here Thursday evening but be was out of sight The county candidates have canceled their appointments and agreed not lo have any speakings Marlon Haley and Pratt Long were tried for breach of the peace in the police court last Thursday were fined one cent and cost Mr D I Crabtree and wife viewed the Centennial Monday and many more of our people wilt go before it breaks Mr L D Burkbolder proprietor of Crofton Mills is digging a use of his mill Mr G M Clark of Hopkinsville paid the Crofton people a visit Sunday A cutting affray occurred Saturday night at a prayer meeting at Mt Zoar near here between Dr J R Moore and sons and Oute and Knight It resulted In James getting stabbed In the aide and parties boys who skipped to parts unknown SPANCTNDOODLB The Owensboro Inquirer is calling upon States Attorney Rowe to withdraw from tho race because of the recent charge that Rowe was drunk There were never so many per simmons and possums j A NEW SUIT 9 U 3- t 4 4 1 c From Top to Bottom II 5 4 9 4 HIS is the appearance our Store makes 41 Q now Every thing is all aitb UMnter 4i Spring stuff has either disappeared entire ly or taken a back scat Wo extend the readers b of liTHE BEE a cordial invitation to como in and tallow us tho pleasure of showing them tho latest tand most complete assortment of 4 1 = Clothing Hats Mens and Ladles Underwear Shoes 4 w 4 DRESS GOODS and DRY GOODS t4 wGenerally We want your trade and if correct 1 Styles Good Assortment Lowest Cash Prices = and Polite Attention arc an inducement we shallUhave it Lowest Cash Prices Quality ered Shall Rule Our force is compased of 4 the following well known people Miss SAIIII BROWNING MR BiN M SIATON MR GLUT PRITCHETT Miu LEE L KOSURK 4 MR W H HAIL JR MR WOODSON BROWNINO 1 MR ERNEST Cox MR M W Biiioip i 1 TI5HUP4 4 121 West Center SI Mailisonville Ky I tables Hisses aub Clfilbrcus Wraps a Specialty jjj = UYOUR MONEY flACK IF YOU WANT IT b MillineryOpening11= MRS M M MURPHEY i S I have 100 different styles of Pattern Hats They have been bought clicapJcorrespondingly trimmer just from St Louis who will put 4 up hats in any style These Pattern Hats itwill Continue on tExIjibition for a few weeks Mrs M M MurpheyMADISONV1LLE KYi tfj IMEDICINEfor MILLION J A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at for Five Cents a the firstfSperirnentar step ina direction that may Ieaditoa revolution in the traac i Coiapenyaee4 Letuiaedaacvr or a lotUtkm or such IIU common lo man aa orUtlo In an Imuilrtit dlinllon or wektnM I for uimUsting Ir nourlibmeid llnina ag west errt11MNslnctpIat4prutctta to reLein its quettlies tflieCt amtUutw I rough say extrmlMlL- rtililp of itnY 0 koleIt tnr M used their pnpelsuoa- itoiti4 bete Lee with the Fatrat pcrrwinl nwibodt of modern pecked In glut protrtJ liT liaorbnl cMlon anti Mcurrlr corkM Kttn the reeks loaei bars n 0Cc grade anMfli In IK tpjulrniKnU thai no manufacturer of thra Ttrrdar stopper couM tupplr rooro a iniill proportion from lie outiiul that would meal too ciiacllD pKincallont Tho 11a were turn pecked la oats ot equality no lurpaucU iteuIyebd trf llcnof I iboMUiol tiy IB mod IU dealer In jewel end JlaTlnftellbelrhUhiUDilanl ant evreOUaPfltlDiO vary from ithe proprietor reaortet lu lha accepted inultin malhodiof making sir commodity eeC aeren hundred thousand dollar In yied within flee year In nAWIpapr IIdm has aJT every Aniesicn dllua Concfl1D3ibe superIor and surr n of JuIthewrapuluic cud packing or unneceitary protection acalnil eteiion n that night nsuit 10 yu hut ii uerdlHt io the taMl a iiurchaa intn4d 11 coruumod In aweek II Iea also lieendlworereil and iroved by lbe lettof ilmeen actual Pertencr ttaiIhseTabUiesti Dot have the ten to toso of qsithtti or dllnulwa or cc- istteflCe front rapolore that might at nul have been zpcclttl laismuch at under pocketfornn IeJActing upon these snastIoni and noting particularly tho unimpaired r ot CTMI owpa rs slow lOW for a cent Intea of lb rate of fir limes thalamottaand lha general tendency In all directions toward low rates sea lha ie0 entered upon the znimtnt at iutUng op iLi TteetnDutebon2 peckajslrlnSa proprIetary a or for a cent each e rornpany will not discontinue the manufacture and We In the form with wtlch the h learned to know and ralue tbo Illpan Tabule but Will offer the cheaper aorlezperlmentallyfor twnelU of SUCh IS nay 1eire them 11 ihonld pilloryJ nu r the medicine Identical In both sorts the only difference 1lnln the form aod or Dakl0g qr rehirE up vhs nreceat peek eesCr ant Jr 10 be ba41 of although Ii II probable hat lmOll 5si7 UIui- Elit will obtain a supply wbu rr4ueIteJ by scustomef to do so I but in any cue a Ini- c4nn containIng Intalinici will Ije pets 0 sdlrru fur flee rent In the IUpen Chemical la Nulsprure eli New York Until the a onnii lira IhorouihTy Introduced to the trade uent and peddlers wilt be supplied at a 1rrl whlrh will allow om a fair nl n or tTOfta I I J41ol cartoon for 4OU- L is ienlllrartoruforflSL 5nnuhJJlJUloasjfor XR zl1fOUsfMlur1onltltr I llU caih with tho order la oTcry cue Eli TI rbq NEW ENTERPRISEIH vim omm oivitiaB- ATItfAOTIOII 5TOVES ouLrOOOOO te They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are atuUlned by the products of Southern Partner v They ltlonger and make more homes happy than our other Stove on earth Vice backs guaranteed for 15 years If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE A Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co r NASHVILLE TENN MANUfACTURlm OT COOKING AND HEATING STOVES v Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tinware EtccCAUM IN China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary and convenient for tho Kitchen Dining Room Laundry and Dairy Retail ornamenlsnfKoM romparaUeR BiCYCLES r i JLA SPECIALTY c b o J o A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE GOLLEEk 1Vneguotei ruttUlctfor Icau g taradvata ii Zitcrnhft OTunHoiu nat Very IOWn JJ ==0 1Q1i l3ee BU 3n6ustru we tTfjrbc LOCAL NEWS Mess M A and Dock Sellers of Onton Webster county called at TilE BEE office yesterday after noon They spoke very pleasantly and didnt cuss the editora ciMr C C Brown who lives near Hanson had his pobkct picked the night Bryan spoke at Madi sonville The thief took his pocket book containing 13 and he did not discover his loss until the speaking was over Messrs L E Harman and it L Ferguson also lot their pocket books- ThiomasFugateI At the home of Mr William Manner five miles cast of Madi sonville Mr Ollic Thomas and Miss Mattic Fugate were married last night at 730 oclock Rev 4 C C Mall of Earlington officiated a BraunWhlttlnKhlllI Ttiesday aftarnoon at the resi- denceI of the brides father Mr Jno S Whittinghill in Madison Mr Adolph Braun and I Miss Eunice Whittinghill were married Only the family and a few invited friends were present The bride and groom went South I on the afternoon train for their 1 bridal trip ToombsAshby 1 Cards arc out announcing the marriage of Miss Mildred Ware I daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Ashby to Mr Nicholas Ira t sToombp Wednesday evening Oc tober 20th 1897 at six oclock at the Methodist Episcopal Church South Earlington Iy They will be at home after October 25th at New Drummers Hotel Earlington Ky Mr Thos E Finley 4 v We have the pleasure to present fin this issue the card ofacceptance of Mr Thoa E Finley ac knowledging and accepting the nomination for the office of Circuit Court Clerk unanimously tendered him A better choice could not have been made Mr Finley is a young man full of vigor and enthusiasm p He is a lawyer a school teacher and a student and entertains ar dent ambitions for a career of use- fulnessp 2 He is a hardworking L moral upright man and if elected ik will perform the duties of the office H conscientiously and for the good of the public flf William Beard Mr William JJeard through this issue of THE BEE ac knowledges and accepts the Republican nomination lor the office of County Attorney for Hopkins county which was unanimously i tendered him by the county nomi nating convention Mr Beard is an excellent gentle man an able lawyer the choice of his party anti well qualified to aspiresOnfamily Mr Beard will be prevented from making a thorough canvass of the county but will endeavor to sue all the voters possible A vote for Mr Beard is a vote in the tight place Stamp right under the Log Cabin and you will get hun with the rest of the ticket The Drouth Broken Tlie long continued drouth be j ginning on July 25th and lasting until October loth a period of seventyseven days was broken by a good steady rain which began falling early Sunday night and by 10 oclock Monday 70100 of an inch had descended upon the parched earth The past drouth has been one of unusual duration and severity On the 25th of July was the last rain of any conse quence the fall then amounting tc t i and 38 100 of an inch On the 6ih of August 2100 of an inch fell on the 1 5th of August a tall ol 12100 of an inch occurred on the 4 22iid 20100 and on the 3011 I 16100 of an inch Throughout the lIPrrain upon in this section Tim past month of September is the only month 4fora period of ten years that has had no rainfall whatever and dur ing the long drouth less than half an inch has fallen The effect of this has been ills astrous Crops of all kinds have suffered Farmers were in great straits to obtain stock water ins instances having to go miles for it Streams and wells were dry which IpIhitherto had mvcr been known to fall and the outlook had become truly alarming Never before in i the history of this country was rain h so badly needed and so gladly wel comed But through all this EarlI L ington has had all the water needed TIor every purpose The city is V well supplied with many deep wells 4and Loch Mary is unfailing Tbe mission of Hoods Sartaparilla is to t cure disease and thousands of testimonials r fe prove that It fulfills its mission well A LARGE CROWD Estimated at Prom Three to EIght Thousand People Heard Bryan at MadUonvllle wentIsorville Tuesday night Besides the Madisonville people there were delegations from the towns up and down the road in easy reach by rail and many went by vehicle from the country A special train was run from Mortons Gap and Earlington The crowd that was assembled in front of the court house has been estimated all the way from three to eight thousand The lower estimate is probably nearest the truth as most of the Bryanhimselfnot speak very long Most of the jFMadisonyille was considerably dec orated in the business portion in honor of the visitor A Common Experience upworkof himselt on account of a dreadful scrof ula sore on one of his limbs Scene IIMr Johnson reads a testimonial which tells of scrofulous troubles cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla and resolves to beginstaklogScene lllMr Jobnson has taken six bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla and is cured He Is feeling stronger has an appetite and is able lo attend to his work He writes a testimonial telling of his experience with Hoods Sarsaparilla and recommends it lo others Miss Nannie Stokes and little brother Clay were in Madisonville yesterday Buckleni Arnica Salve Tbe best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rbeum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains positively guaranteed lo Rive perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mr lien Brown of lIecla bas returned from a visit to friends in Canada Yellow Jack Killed Caicarets Candy Cathartic kills Yellow Jack wherever they find him tyo one who lakes Cascareis regularly and systematically is In danger from the dreadful disease Caicarets kill Yellow fever germs in the bowels and prevent new ones from breed log toe ajc SOC all druggists Mr and Mrs Geo King and tbres chil dren of St Charles went to Nashville Wednesday morning to visit tbe Centen nial There is no use taking pills or pur natives to cure the chills Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic cures them by itself It does more titan that you a new dress on the inside II lopes up the s stem and makes ou feel some account Sold on a guarantee by all druggists Born to Mr and Mrs E L Stokes on Thursday the 7th a girl baby Croup Quickly Cured MOUNTAIN GLKX MkOur children were suffering with croup when we received RemedyitTHORNTON This celebrated remedy U for ulinjllonGorgesoil Mortons Gap Will Phillips returned to Bowling Green to ichool Tuesday after a short visit to to his parents here Yellow Jack Preventative Guard against Yellow Jack by keeping Ihe system thoroughly clean and free from term breeding matter Cascarets Candy Cathartic will cleanse the system nnd kill alt contagious disease germs Mrs Cramer of Illinois is visiting her laughter Mrs Chas Cowell Yucatan Cliill Tonic The great reliable and popular Ionic tniieriodic and febrifuge It breaks ihe chill and prevents its return strengthening thn pitient and gives healthy tone snd vigor without regard to diet Ileasanr to laku Price Soc Warranted at drug More Mrs Wm Hughes of Morganfield is visiting here To Cure a Cold In one Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it falls to Cure 250 Mrs Joe Rupcke of Nashville visited Mrs find Starx here last week Your eyes need toning up just as well as your system Dont think because youve newer bad sore eyes you have no use for Sutherland Eagles Eye Salve It Is cooling healing and strengthening It will clear your sight For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles Mrs R V Omer returned home Satur day from a visit of several months to rela tives in Virginia Yellow Fever Germs bread in the bowels Kill thorn and you are safe from the awful disease Casca rats destroy tbe germs throughout the system and make It impossible for new ones to form Cascarets are the only reliable safeguard Jar young and old against Yollow JacC toe 250 Soc all druggists Miss Doom Wood is visiting in Hender son this week The Woman Friend a I know from my own experience that Tor ladies ofa constipated habit there is nothing to supply the place of German fiver Powder Mrs J P Meneness Springfield Oblo I havetaken German Liver Powdsr for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without itMiss Jennie Green Abiline Tex Friendadvised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver cam plaint I relief before I bad taken one bottle It did me more good than all med icine prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell Jeersoavilte Ind Claud Baker of Padncab was in tbe city Saturday ANDY CATHARTIC CURL COVISTJNTIOII tQ 1 U 50 + DRHlllTS to ears all cotuatlOll cIcanit is tJtkl Lass MSOLUTElfGDARMTEED eke sever pi or rlbtt auy ehlHMllaa but Utkkt fruAt STERLiNG KKMKDV CO thkaro 1IiI dia asliaw Tat sal 1 L C ST BERNARD DAY Over Two Thousand Persons Employes and Their Families VISIT TUB TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL Splendid Impressions Made by Our Orderly tUners ST BERNARD PAID THE BILL Three Special Trains Convey the Party to Nashville Corporations Generous Act Correspondence to CourierJournal MadisSnville Ky Oct 8To morrow morning three special trains of ten cars each loaded with the employees of the St Bernard Coal Company over 1800 persons will leave Earlington for the Cen tennial Exposition at Nashville These trains were chartered by the company for the exclusive use of its employes and as a complimentary benefit to them With free transportation is included a ticket of admission to the grounds Ar rangements have been made to run the trains directly to and from the Exposition grounds While cor porations in general may have no soulthe place where the soul ought to be in this institution seems to be occupied Many Happy Miners From the Nashville American Miners caps and lamys were to be seen in all parts of the Cen tennial grounds yesterday It was St Bernard Day and the St Ber nard Coal Company brought 2100 of their miners their wives and children bra day at the Exposi tionThe main of the visitors ar rived from Earlington Ky about 1130 oclock and after a pretty parade through the streets went byway of the Nashville Chatta nooga and St Louis Railway to the Exposition grounds where lieJday was pleasantly spent in seeing the interesting sights The return train left at 10 oclock last night Three trains of ten coaches each were required to carry the miners to Nashville The first section wastdue at 930 oclock but owing a delay at Earlington it was 1125m oclock when the trains atfLincks This section was composedmainly of men all of whom wore white caps and lamps and white badges with St Ber nard Coal Company printed in large black letters The second section came in a few minutes later carrying the colored part of tne delegation and the third section containing mostly ladies did not arrive until an hour or to later Streamers nning the entire length of the coaches bore the inscription St Bernard Coal Company to EmployesForming the following order the parade marched to the music of four splendid brass bandar Battalion of police St Bernard Brass Band Earlington white miners twenty jive year veteran miners St Charles Cornet Band St Charles and Diamond whdteI miners Earlington Band colored veterans colored miners Nashville hauling equipment The line of march was as follows Market street to the square around the latter to Deaderick street through Deaderick to Cherry from Cherry to Church and outiChurch to the Union Depot Lieut McGovern withI detachment of police headed the procession and cleared the way The division of fortyeight veterans of twentyfive years service was Irequently applauded along the line of march The veterans carried a banner inscribed as follows Fortyeight Veterans With the Company Twentyfive Years Be hind these was a crowd of boys bearing aloft a banner which read With the Company All Our Lives No Strike in Twenty five YearslGood Work Good Wages and other appropriate banners were seen along the lineI The last division ol the parade was some of the Nashville hauling equipment consisting of delivery wagons loaded with coal and beau tifully decorated with flags and buntingA Carroll agent of the company in Nashville and a large number of local dealers met the miners at Lincksdepot and march ed with them The excursion was in charge of John B Atkinson President and Treasurer of the company and his soninlaw Paul M Moore of the Earlington BEE The excursion was given by the company to its employes and all expenses including admission into the Centennial grounds were paid A number of miners were ap proached on the subject of the trip and all were delighted and spoke in the highest terms of the gener osity of their employers White Caps in Town From the Nashville Sun Nashville and the White City were dotted with white caps yes terday Three special trains bearing the employes of the St Bernard Coal Company arrived in the city at about ii oclock The miners including their wives and children numbered 2500 and thirty cars were necessary to accommodate them Every man and boy including President J B Atkinson wore white caps with lanterns attached and white Badges printed in black with the inscription St Her nard Coal Company and also with the trade mark of the company The coaches bore long streamers running the ful width of the coaches with the inscription i St Bernard Coal Company to I its Employes- In the procession wds noticeably a number of banners with the inscriptions Good Work Good Wages No Strike in Twenty one Years Fortyeight Veterans TwentyfiveYears one inscribed With the Com pany all our Lives Part of the crowd spent the day at the Cen tennial while others visited both the city and Centennial Special rates were given the party by many of the resorts in Vanity Fair At 230 oclock a large number of them gathered at the Mineral Building where the ex a hibit of the St Bernard Coal Com pany is situated and they were en tertained by Fischers Centennial Orchestra which rendered several appropriate selections including Old Kentucky Home at which i the crowd gave vent to cheer andp applause At 10 oclock last night they leftaon the special trains for Earling ton Ky their home The company which operates three mines the St Bernard the Diamond and the St Charles defrayed the expenses of the trip President Atkinson said that he was proud of his men and ar ranged the trip lor them in appre ciation of their faithful servicesl Centennial Notes The exceeding good nature of the crowd was very interesting no irritation seemed to arouse people to hast ill considered words All were anxious to do their best Even the babies and small children entered into the good spirit of things apparently The compliments paid by Nash f ville people were so pleasant One of our old miners listening to some I of these praises said Yes but let me tell you the best of it all was our Captain was there walking with us the best friend the miner ever I had God bless him IrA Nashville gentleman said to one of the miners You speak so highly of your officials They must be very near to you The miner replied They are sir they know us through and through and Mr B has as much knowledge of our work as the hardest worker among us Yes sir he knows it all has run machines and knows just how all work should be done Trying to persuade a party to ry the seesaw one of the colored miners said No nol Dont take y Children up dar dat thing will all Ve uns safe on do groun You childruns stay right here You hear what I say The feeling seemed to be that St Bernard people must earn plenty of money The Vanity Fair gate keepers in several instances said These people spend their money freely this is wind fall for us and the people did seem to en joy all the sights Uncle Billy Gibson wanted to find the penitentiary said he wanted to see it all He seemed to think that all the points of interest in and about Nashville were inside the fences The colored folks did not under stand the checking of umbrellas canes etc at the Art Gallery Several parties seemed to think it a scheme to get pay from them n one case when they were made to understand there was io charge and the canes umbrellas etcnwould be returned to them as came back they at once unloadedf wrapsdmncr baskets etc The check clerk was astonished at the cyclone but took it allp n a good natured way The inquiries were numerous an o to missing relatives Have you seen Pa orI have lost Ma arult dont know where to find her If you see those of our party say I will them at St Bernard exhibit at SoclocleIThe attentive colored janitor at the St Bernard exhibit was impressed with the good nature of the people He said Why boss they all seem so happyIUncle Oscar Stevens 73 yearsc of age and over did not sit down but once during the daythat time to eat lunch He visited ev ery principal building on the grounds and was moving all the time Although the last section of the excursion did not arrive inI Earlington until 450 next morn ing Uncle Oscar was wide awake all the way and as full of his accustomed good humored jokes as everA certaid speller for One of the shows on Vanity Fair was heard to ofter tS for a miners cap and lump They all wanted them An Earlington gentleman was dis covered in the evening wearing an improvised cap made of a news paper but no connection has been proven between the two incidents Nobodys 5 went tor a cap and lamp They were worth more Some of Mayor Harrisons Chicago marching club men said Harry Corey was no miner but they soon discovered he was one of the boys and that all had a warm place in their hearts for him The beautiful badges each bearing the handsome picture ol Deikers St Bernard dogs which has become so thoroughly identified with the St Bernard Coal Company as to be generally recog nized as their trade mark were very much and very generally ad mired by everybody They were printed and made by THE BEE So were those elegant little fold ers which described the trip and gave the order of exercises and the special privileges granted to min ers by the Exposition people A gentleman from Atlanta stand near the terminal as the four hundred ot the last section passed through the gates said Who are all these people We arc St Bernard people principally the wives and children of the men But said he here are at least I i one hundred men were these in the procession No wo have just arrived Well it is vonIderful said he tho this city should have providedcar I riages for these ladies and children and seen to it that all were in thefprocession it was a grand but these four hundred should havesbeen there also The St management certainly deserves the highest praise for this interest in its people to think two thousand persons jiiade so happy andtfrom talking with them I find seem very appreciative of thet maiy kindnesses shown them the management They must be contented body of workerstStill No strike in twentyone years as one of the banners said- xplains itsWell exclaimed one aston ished citizen I have been hear of the St Bernard Coal Com any for years but dang my hutatons if I had any idea that it was s big a thing as this You bet them fellows have practiced marching said another for no multitude of green men could maintain the order they do Why I expected to see a dirty greasy lot of half civilized beings when I saw miners saidanother but these men are a clean gen eel lot of gentlemen who look they were on their way to Sunday School After this display said an other I never expect to burn an other lump of coal unless its mined by the St Bernard Coal l Company Say fellers said a tall gaunt specimen Irom the mountings what will you uns take spot casher one of them little teapots what you uns are a wearin in yer caps want to take one home tu Betsy Never in all my life saida lady on the grounds did I ever see any little thing that I coveted like do those little lamps the St Ber ard people are wearing in their caps why I believe I would ac b tually stealone for a souvenir A gallant employee promptlyd plucked the lamp from cap and presented it to the blushing lady who thanked the typical Ken- ttuckian profusely for his sacrifices Two ladies who sat near a coach door coming home dozedand dreamed One thought it snowed openTheand dreamed of the Chutes rbycouple took their journey thus A clever elopement joke was peripttrated by sonic girls we left hind us- Willard Caviness and Perry Vin cent who patrolled the deserted village Saturday night were no respecters of cows or of personsr and turned out the heifer that was up for milking with the same se verity exercised toward poaching a grazer Resolutions of Citizens A meeting of citizens of Earling ton was held last night for the pur pose ol showing their appreciation of the generosity of the St Bernard management A number of talks were made eulogising Mr Jno B Atkinson none of which we are able to publish for lack of spacehAfter the meeting Mr Victory chairman of the meeting on Mr Atkinson and in a eat speech presented the resolu as adopted by the meeting as follows THAT WHEREAS Mr hahn 13 AI lnsonIof the St Bernard Coal any has always manifested sincere Inter progressivenessfand willing lu show them loving kindnesses nd stands preeminently in this county as heir staunchest friend ThAT WHEREAS In addition to his many benevolent acts bo furnished his employes their families and friends with free trans portation and entrance to tbe Tennessee Exposition thus affording us a delightful and profitable irip to the Souths greatest attraction Be therefore RESOLVED That it in with profound gratitude that wo icknowledfe this kindness and pledge the magnanimous and benevolent President of Ibe St Bernard Coal Company our future and faithful discharge of our respective duties andfidelily to its every Interest HESOLVEO That in Mr John 13 Atkin son the people have a loyal friend and Ihe State of Kentucky a useful antf enterpris ing citizen and that his many acts of kind ness could well be emulated by other men of prominence and renown with decided advantageRESOLVED further that our chairman Mr Joan M Victory present these resolutions to our friend and foremost citizen and tbat a copy be presented each to the EARLINGTON EElbe TWICE AWHBK MAIL and the HUSTLER for publication Cbas E Jones N G Motbersbead R W Wood f B Head T N Blair John Rule M M McCord S O Stevens M M Croft J M Oldham E N Austin lames Sullivan COMMITTEE The citizens of St Charles also held a meeting and adopted reso lutions of similar nature last night but our forms were lull and we coulil not publish them h WlCKLIFFB ICV Sept 23 1897 liolll my husband and myself have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla with great benefit and we value It very highly Soon after we began taking it the color came back to oar faces and our run down systems were built up Hoods Sarsaparilla bas done us so much good lhat we recommend It to all who need a blood purifier or lonlng up medicine Mrs F M Shockloy Hoods Pills act easilv and promptly on the liver and bowels Cure sick headache PISOS CUREJTOR I In time Pold br drurilau CONSUMPTION sn- S Dont Use Drugs unless you need Ibvm and then oply pure drus such as are told by reo sponsiblc druggists We keep only the hrst That Is the neat dis tinction in ha looked Inr when Ibct time comes that you n fd them Nowhere elawlli you fiud so com plete a stock A frond lime lo legln that sprint medicine ST BERNARD DRLO 6TORE SRYANt1OPPSR Miaigtr I W C T U The ladies of the W C T U held their regular semimonthly meeting last Thursday evening mi- tlie reside icr of Mrs lila Wilk T The meeting was callI d to order atIoclock anti the service by reading the iyih PsHlm anti prayer after which the roll was called anti the min titen of last meeting read and ap provedThe report of our delegate was he feature of the evening and was listened to with a great dealof mt- mcrest She reported a delightful I time and told us many things she learned that will indeed be useful o us One of the most interesting pieces of information was that al- hough our union is small report that since last convention we have distributed more pager of literature than any represented there A new department was to our work the Railroad Department of which Mrf Myers was made superintendent Mrs Stevens being apppointcd record ing secretary III her stead One new member Mrs J E Moore was added to the roll nnd after the discussion of some cfthcr matters of business the meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs Long Thursday Oct aist 8 oclock p m Public Speaking JudgeJohncounty judge will addjess the peu ple of Hopkins county at tilL fol placesIIs1ey at 730 Oct 14 St Charles Friday night at 730 Oct 15- White Plains Saturday at i p m Oct i6th- Oakwall Saturday at t pv m Oct 30 Everybody cordially invited to i attend1I A few weeks ogo the edilor was taken with a very severecold that caused him toe in a most miserable condition It was undoubtedly a bad case of Ia grippe ned recognizing it as dangerous he took Imme iate steps to bring about a speedy cure From the advertisement of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and the many good recorrr mendations included therein we concluded o make a first trial ot tho medicine To ay that it was satisfactory in its results is putting it very mildly indeed It acted like magic and the result was a speedy anti per manent cure We have no hrsitancy in recommending this excellent Cough Rem edy to anyone afflicted with a rough or cold in any formlanner of Liberty Libertytown Md 25 nnd 50 cent sizes or sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earl ngton Ben Robinson Morions Gip Geo SI Chirlrc Mrs Lizzie ligloff and con arc visiting n Nashville The True Remedy W M Repines editor Tskilivi III Chief says We wont keep house without Dr Kings Nev Discovery for ConsumptionnCollgl1r and Golds Expe rimented wilb many olher but never got Ihe true remedy until wo used Dr KinKn New Discovery No other remwly cnn take Its place in our home ns in ii have certain and sure cure for Cou hs Colds Whooping Coufh elc It U Ule to expe riment with other r medics oven if they arc urged upon you ar1 being just ns good as Dr Kings New Dlslolry They are not as good because this remedy has a record of cures and besides is guaranteed lrhb- ottlesfreeat Si Bernard Drug Store Hanson School Hanson in in it educationally The best house in the county is being erected A strong faculty headed by Prof E McCullcy is in charge The courses of study are not excelled by the average college or normal You can be suited ii studies Tuition only 2 per monthoard 8 to 9 For elegant catalogues address E McCully A M Principal Hanson Ky Do You Use It Its the best thing for tho hair under all circumstances Just as no man by taking thought can add an inch to his stature so no preparation can make hair The utmost that can be done is to pro mote conditions favorable to growth This is done by Ayers Hair Vigor It re moves dandruff cleanses the scalp nourishes the soil in which the hair grows and just as a desert will blossom under rain so bald heads grow hair when the roots are nour ished But the roots must be there If you wish your hair to retain its normal color or If you wish to restore the lost tint of gray or faded hair use Ayers Hair Vigor Appreciates Printers Ink Last week the unlucky star of Mr Harry Corey seemed to attain its meridian height On Monday his good wife while returning from Madisonville lost her purse containing twentyfive dollars of which no trace could be found and several head of cattle meandered away from the pasture and Harry can vassed the surrounding country for miles to find the migratory cine IJJI t- 11w ja lr 11i T but they appeared to have take I the route persued by Vards ducks In his dire extremity Harry planted some ads proclaim ing his distress to the reading world and by the titHe the ink was fully dry he was notified lhat the lost purse was in the hands of Itiends and from another qiusrtriiie the tidings that the roving cattle had been rounded up and detained awaiting his oraers Ilia faith in advertising has risen from lace value to a gilt edge point and now if he could 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and aova you mona 300 CHOICE HEW PATTERNS to delect from ATST BERNARD GENERAL STORE ataIrnI1 w lmtL i u1 WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSETo our Funeral Equipment the best in this partof rrJb the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST J JP Jpp qTrpo zp I Ht t j TO TEAIIUPAIIDYOU- c COAL BILLS DOWIT DOTFAlL1OUEp rjLyApAcITy W lTE FORj11 REFERENCE 1 e t= L l v c r THE BmrEAM COAL ON 11 THE MAr KEX SEMD U A TrftAL J- ORDEFAllD YOU WILL USE 110 e YTllIFU ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED- GUARANtEED I I CALIFORNIA WEEKS Meeting and Banqnel Interest ing Incidents Tbld by t 5urvlvo G WRITTEN ESPECIALLY fOR TIlE BEE r i Providence Ky Oct gThe aunual reunion of the Western Pi oneers Association of 1849 and 50s I held here Thursday was not as I largely attended as was expected but was not lacking in interestand when the dinner was announced there were seated at the board the President John Montgomery Sec rotary jamesA Ramsey and Comrades John W Bone NeboR B Nunn Owensboro A E Cox Ne bo J A Jackson Onton W Ashby Hanson W D Givens Providence and JV Cox Nebo besides numerous invited guests including ladies It has been the custom hitherto at these banqueIS to dress the table I with tinware antiquated cutlery and the like in imitation of the ar ticles used in the olden time on the toverland trail but this feature was omittedAfter the banquet which was and bundant and7 I sumptuous 4whichwasTendered more enjoyable by interspersed with jokes C and pleasantries the meeting was I called to order in an adjoining apartment and the formalities of routine business attended to firat whichamong other tliingsresulted in the retention of the same effi cient officers and the naming of Sebree Ky as the next place of meeting the second Thursday in ItMay 1898 One particularly sad of the loutihe business wasI 4thereport of the Committee on Necrology i 7 I Mrjjohn1 a year or more lore he could get his consent to go One day in March forty seven years ago while engaged in attempting to reduce a very obdu rate old hickory log from a whole 1 number to tractions of the size L and denominations of fence rails he got his wedges gluts andflnally I 1 his ax hopelessly stuck fast Becoming L disgusted he threw his maul as far as he could send it onceIjoined a company of sixtyfour all bound for the same point They elected a captain and lieutenants and one man stood guard each night When a guard was caught asleep on duty his gun was confisi1t j catcd Mr Givens owned up that c Tiiis gun went first but that in less than a weeks time every gun in camp was in soaknecessitating I a new deal At the mouth of the Humboldt trouble broke auf in camp and a division of property took place Wagons were sawed half in two 1 from top to bottom one party take r ingb 1f the wagon bed hind wheels and couplingpole for his portion the other the remainder Each hitched his oxen to his portion as b sthe could and sped away I Intense suffering was experienced by many emigrants in crossing the I plains not oqly from hunger and privations but from the depreda tions of Indians Mr Givens counted 1500 wagons and vehicles t abandoned along the route traveled The sufferings experienced by land 4wereoften equaled by those who the ocean route It is related by Mr W A Mahon a member l of the Association who chose the 1 1lID8rJICuteihat out of a party of f i was the only one t who escaped the ravages of the re cholera From a strong man of i 180 pounds weigh the was reduced J until he barely tipped the beam I 3 at 40 L Mr W DGivens of Providence also related many thrilling inci I t journeyAlthough I upon arrjval filial affec dioncaused him to again brave the dangers of a return journey to see and care for his mother and sister Iwhohad been left behind He re an incident going to show that the modern importuning hack driver ami the over zealous hotel Irunner were even then ripe and abroad in the land When Mr W D Givens and partner landed in New York fresh from the home of the grizzly and the mountain lion they were attacked by one ol those individuals who would not take noforan answer They resorted to the same tactics in vogue in the West and very promptly knocked the individual down and cooly pro ceededon their way but not until f a policeman evidently of the old school had stepped up and con gratulated him Perhaps no experience was more I JamesAIAr 1863 in search of gold Even atthat late date he tells us the prairies swarmed with millions of buffaloes and the river banks were lined with hostile savages His thrilling adventures running fights I and hairbreadth escapes while among the Indians would fill a volume with interesting reading Mr Ramsey started with a com pany of 300 persons when only Ieighteen years old They had sixty wagons and ninety days were then consumed in crossing what was then known as the plains In that wild region each party made and executed its own laws As an incident of the uLcertaint ol hu man justice administered under such circumstances he related the following incident It had been observ d by the party that a cer tain man had been in the habit of abusing his wife upon the slightest provocation At a point known as Ash Holler the woman suddenly disappeared and all efforts to find her were unavailing Search and inquiry were instituted for her husband who was also missing and it was believed he had gone on ahead in order to escape punishment Couriers were at once sent for ward in accordance with this the ory and the wildest excitement en sued when they shortly afterward returned with their prisoner Not withstanding protestations of inno cence on the part of the husband the case seemed plain but the for malities of a trial were gone through with and sentence ol death pro nounced Two wagon tongues were elevated and brought together in the form of the letter A and a rope passed over the topand around the victims neck prepara tory to swinging him up They tried to induce him to confess and I make known fhe whereabouts of I the body of his wife 1but he stolidly and stoutly pleaded his innocence A moment was given him for the purpose of prayer and while on h his wife was found asleep under a bedtick in a wagon Thin hanging did not take place but it was observed that a marked change took place in his conduct toward his that On the return trip Mr Ramsey started down the Yellowstone with three other men in a skiff of their own construction Its sides were BO constructed as to torn a breastwork against the bullets of the savages who at that time lined the banks of the river Space would forbid giving in detail this remarkable and thrilling journey at this time and but one incident will be noticed In their party was a man by tile name of Lawrence August Law rence who had met with success in the West and was now on his way home to enjoy the fruits of his labor with his young wire and little son in the East He was the very soul of honor beloved by his com panions and brave as a lion They had suffered many attacks from the Indianr and had many remarkable escapes In one of these engagements this mans bravery cost him his life He fell pierced by an Indian bullet and expired in Mr Ramseys arms in the bottom of that little skiff His only words were Boys Im shot and Im killedAs soon as opportunity offered they took him ashore in the dead of night and silently and sorrow fully buried him It seemed at that period of their journey only a question of time when each of them would share his fate None of them knew the address of the wife yet each of them thought of her awaiting year alter yeaJj without tidings for the 01 the ab sent one Upon his return home Mr Ram sey used every endeavor by publication and otherwise to get word to the widow but heard nothing from her Twenty years afterward he inserted a notice in the Hartford Courant and immediately received a reply This was shortly after ward followed by a visit from the widow who lived at Winstead Conn She was accompanied by a handsome young gentleman twentyone years of age whom Mr Ramsey at once recognized as his dead comrades son It proved to be the first and only intelligence ever recceived from the absent husband and father Mrs N B Hayes by invitation read a selection from Will Carl tons works entitled The First enjoyableItHayes was a candidate for the office of State Librarian in 1885 COMPOSED FOR THe OCCASION composedforthe close of the meeting Miss Lenora Givens taking the part of soloist Misses Maggie and Lon Givens Fannie Montgomery and John Montgomery joining in chorus Miss Montgomery pre sided at the piano in a masterly mannerSTo the surviving few who braved the perils of an overland journey to California and the dangers and privations of camp life there in the early days following the discovery respectfullydedicated THE DAYS OP FORTYNINE MRS FKANKIK PARKER D4VIS Song and Chorus Air Auld Lang Syne daysTheWhen in the bonds of friendship true We shared each j ly and tear plainWeOr slopeWeCHORUS daysTheagoOurOn tb prairies wide expanse f ECHflGE ROLLER MILLS 1 tf FRANK TUTT PROPRIETOR JJ T KYmMakes unsurpassed Flour Meal Bran Crushed Corn Feed Mealevery thing a fustclass mill produces The people of the county are invited to come in and be treated right I Gives on exchange as much as any mill and guarantees satis I faction Flour warranted to be superior quality TrtH WHI Wrtstir Mcliu iMl AJiI COURtIs Solicited The Rocky die zy I We pitched our tents at eventide And watched the campfires bright Neath heavens canopy of stars We lately vigils kept To guard our all from Indians wild While weary comrades slept Well neer forget the dear old days We delved for yellow dust And washed our shirts in flowing streams To each ones great disgus 0 California land of gold We loved those early days We loved thy oceans balmy breath Wo loved thy suns bright rays And now we meet for old times sake Renew allegiance true To toilers in the fields of gold And dear old land to you And while we say good bye once more We pray the Hand Divine May lead us safe to meet again For days of fortynineE L H THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON III FOURTH QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES OCT 17 Text of tho LCS OD Acts xxlv 1O85 aiem oil Vcrtc 1410 Golilcu Text luu xiI 10 Commentary by tIe Stew D U Stearns 10 After flvo days Pnul is now before Felix tho ggvernor nnd Is permitted to speak for himself In tho presence of his ac cusers tho high priest nnd others who hate come from Jerusalem to condemn him verio I They accused him of many things but all their accusations were falsa verses 50 and thus ho had Increased tel I lowshlp with his Lord In that they spoke mischievous things of him Imagined do ccta and laid to his charge things he know flat of tps xxxvlli 19 lxix 4 All man or of fpoyysbp with God and with Christ should bp prized by us as a gift as much ns to bcjlevp on Him Phil I SO 1113 Paul with few words sweeps away r accusations as utterly untrue and tvjthoufr foundation Ho knew that Po4 ras with him apt had no fear ppd calmly taco nil its ncpngerii tfo devil himself their captain Ilo knew In Ills sops tlmt thorn wcrp morn with htm than with theta II Kings Vl 16 and could OYI Though my soul Is among lIons men wnoso tooth are spears and arrows and their tonguo a sharp sword bo thou exalt ed 0 God My heart is fixed I will ting and give pralso Pf Ivll 47 11 Hero ho begins to state the real cause of their anger against him He believed all things written In the low nril In the prophet and that made him n very troublesome fellow to fhcso religious people who did not bcllcvo God A rojnlster Chicago said tho other dRY that WOo po calling themselves Blblo students were fcrr froubjesomo ond certainly they must bo tQ such p1In1seFs p preter 1ehr QWIJ easel with lots of cricket and lawn eRPI And hunting and tlshlng atum titan II study and real work COI God 15 There shall be a resurrection the dead both of the Just and of the unjust This nrns and Is even to this day a trou blesome doctrine to many though plainly taught even in tho cherubim story Ill and very clearly set forth in Dan xII 13 Not that just and unjust shall rise at tho some time for Rev xx 6 6 wy that n thousand years shall Intervone And to this there is no contradiction in all jBpflpturo for tho hour of John v 28 will E0VF o thousand years as easily as the hour of John v 25 has already covered over 1600 years Our Lord Jesus made a very evident distinction between the two resurrections when He told a certain one of rewards at the resurrection of tho just Luke xiv 14 10 Tho blessed hope of the return of Christ tho resurrection of tho righteous and their rewards for service nt His com ing for His saints Is that which purifies us from tho defilements and tho entangle ments of this present evil world and makes us labor to be over acceptable to Him Every believer Is accepted In Him Eph I 0 and that stands unchanged but be cause or this wo sock to be acceptable to Him in all things and trust Him to work in us those things which are well pleasing In Ills sight Heb xIII 91 1710 Hero is a truoaud brief statement of tho caso as to why ho was In Jerusalem and why in tho temple when they found bm there pnd who his accusers ought to beep If apy Tho secret of the whole trouble was that which Paul well understood for ha himself was onco heartily one with the high priest and elders In their hatred of Jesus and tho story of His row rcctlon from tho dead If Jesus of Kaza roth was really Israels Messiah then the nation was guilty of crucifying their King and that they would not submit to Paul had actually seen Him and knew that it was even so and that the crucified Christ was really risen from the dead and was at tbo right hand of God Israels truo and only Messiah Son of David Son of Abraham 20 21 Touching tho resurrection of limo dead I am called in question by you this day It was that which set tho council in an uproar xxIII 0 7 and they know it It was the resurrection from the dead which with power declared Him to bo the Son of God Horn i 4 and tho full Import ot the great fact is finely set forth in I Cor xv There Is no gospel no salvation no forgiveness of sins no use In preaching no ground for faith no sense in baptism or any ordinance of the church if Christ bo not risen His lifo and death wore oil In vain If Ho bo not risen But everythingforcome His by faith in Him 23 Felix evidently saw more dearly Into the whole business than the high priest and elders wished that ho might and the roan who could now give tho most Important testimony next in order wai the chief cap tain who had twice rescued him from the Infuriated Jews There was therefore nothing further to be done till Lyslai should como Tho waiting times for the people of God when the work seems bin dered by the Indifference or open opposition of tho enemies of God Is one of the mys icrles It would seem from verse 27 that Paul was a prisoner at Ctesarca for two years Might all this have been escaped If ho had not insisted upon going to Jean salem just at that time Anyway to rest in tho Lord and wait patiently for Him is surely good 2S Paul Is n kind of free prisoner Ho- I under guard but nt liberty to see nil who come to him So it was also on the way to Rome and at Homo xxvli Q xxv ill 10 and Paul doubtless made tbotest pos sible use of his liberty for tho glory of God and to magnify tho Lord Jesus for that was the whole aim of his lifo and tho end of nil his teaching Gal il 20 Phil I 20 trulylornot Ii but Christ llvcth in met Christ shall bo magnified 04 How glad Paul would be of this op portunity to set forth tho faith in Christ and especially to n Jewess for one of his mottoes was To tho Jew first Rom i 10 Ho did not need time to think out or prepare his discourse for ho was full of it or rather of Christ and always ready for preaoherIhouldwhen an opportunity to speak is afforded messageIn25 Ho reasoned of righteousness tern peranco and judgment to come We may epistles whence lie would got his arguments Ho always reasoned out of tho Scriptures Acts xvll 2 and never in the words which mans wisdom teacheth I Cor II 4 On righteousness ho would certainly show its necessity that no man has ifnor can get It of himself but that God has provided It fully in Cbrlrt and gives it freely to who loevor will THE BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other anythinginin best style and at lowest prices Subscribe for TilE BEE d dd d d dd U 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED IMiners and Shippers COAL AND COKE I4 iiiflixic1i Office s IitA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah ff- m Tennessee i Kentucky V ra i S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets ff l entllck IiWfBRIDGMAN Room tfs Hartford Building Chicago III I V THE FAMOUS NO9 COAL I IitIllsed MARKET ELCTEP COAL IN THE I II 5+ BRUSHED BOKK FOR BflSE BURNERS ID PURNH6ES Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER j NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price f One IiIiCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Beginning Oct 10 poiument by Her S n Doyle TOPIC Enduringiardahlp fir ChrUtq iakpflr1 tpplcj Go ye into all tho world and preachI tho gospel to every creature This was the command of Christ to His disciples But He knew that obedience to this command would mean toil and hardship and Buffering for Ho added for their encouragement And lo I am with you alway even unto the end of tho world The disciples of Christ have found that Christs prediction Will true Preaching the gospel to every creature does necessitate suffering and hardship This is true not only In the jungles of Africa but also in the heart of America No one over preached Christ without having to endure hard ship for Christs sake The writer of Hebrews gives us in the passage before us three encourage ments for enduring hardship for Chrhtls ggker 1 Tho example of others encourages us Tbo first verse says that since wo aro surrounded by a great cloud of wit nesses wo should run our race doonr duty with patience The apoitle does not mean that in heaven a vast cloud of witnesses is looking upon us interested in our life struggles In tbo preceding chapter ho has named a long list of worthies who through faith in spite of hardships and sufferings almost unendurable obtained a good report were faithful to God end did His work These are the witnesses referred to They witnessed for God in spite of hardship Their example should inspire ua to do the same And when we turn from sacred history to secular biography ant history and learn what noble men and women have endured cud ore en durIng for Christs sake 011 mission fields what an inspiration it should be to us to cuduro hardship for Christs sake 2 Tho example of Christ should en courage us to endure hardship for lila sake Looking unto Jesus It t whj endured thecrosp despising the shulUe1I Consider Him that endured such con tradiction of sinners against Himself lest ye be wearied and faint in your minds Yo have not resisted unto blood striving against sin In comparison to tlie hardships Christ endured ours arc noth ing He I I to usieteiu unto death We arc IK ytuR as martyrs today Fl delity no lunger means death For onr sakes Christ died For Christs sake wo should be willing to meet bravely and cheerfully what hardships come to us 8 The purpose toad tbo result of hardship should encourage us to endure In tho hardships of life it is God us n father chastening us for our good Why then should we rebel ngaiiist God Why should we become discouraged Let us not bo weary in well doiiiR There is no crown without a cross Bible Readings PH ii 113 Isa III 7 Noli i 15 Math xxvIII 1820 John xvi 88 Rem vill 18 3890 il Cor vii 110 Gal vi 0 Cpli vi 10 II Tim II 17 Heb xl 12401 Pet ii 1835 I John iv 14 v 85 Rev vii 1117 LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS No one takes a greater Interest in the safe transportation of passengers that Master of Trains Devney who was on hand last Saturday assisting in safely handling Ihe thousands of passengers thaI dayThere must be a great mental strain on a train dispatcher when he has about a dozen passenger trains and probably twice that number of freight trains to be moved by special orders as was the case last Sat urday but our big four proved equal id the occasion Brakeman Ed Scruggs bit a child last weekaflera brief IIInes Pele Herb resumed his duties as conductor last Monday 1 Supervisor Sullivan and crew of men are laying new steel this week Quite a number of railroad boys rcasl their lot with the miners last Satjiirdayand and went lo Nashville and all led the kind invllallontMessrs Dickson Mann and Robton passed over the Henderson division in a special car on a lour of uspccliou bst I p Since the L N Ins decided to pay employesfeelrestoration of the ten per cent soon and we hope they look not in vain Conductor Mike Johan is now carrying one arm in a sling the result of having it severely mashed between two bumpers one day last week Thos Walsh was over the Henderson division last week looking alter the ma chineryAgent Etheridge and family enjoyed themselves with the miners and their families last week at the Centennial Bryan proves to be a Klondyke for the railroad companies in the South for where ever he speaks thousands travel by rail to hear him Conductors Cephatt Drowning and Lane proved to be just the men to handle those big excursions One hundred thousand more railroad men are said to be at work now than one year ago and yet there are those who will contend that business bis not improved but you cant make those who have re turned believe such stuff Springfield III Oct 20George An derson of this clwho was an engineer on the Wabash Railroad died of injuries received in a headend collision at on Wednesday On the morning of the accident Anderson dreamed that he had been in a collision that he bad been pinioned beneath his engine and that the escaping steam bad begun to cook bis fltb when he awoke Andmon was troubled by the dream and told his family about it He said he felt that there was a warning lu the dream and be was almost persuaded not to go out on the road that day but be went Anderson talked to bis fireman about the uponhismanner and almott heedless of his surroundings The nearer the train approached iJs destination the more dis traught Anderson became and he bad the appearance of dreaming again as he went a work in the cab lIe did not give his usual allentian to the fireman and the latter felt that something was wrong with the engineer At Bluffs Conductor Garrlscn gut the orders at the depot and look Ihrm to Anderson TlIl engineer heard them read and attended to the reading in the same absentminded manner that had marked morningTaklnthem under his seat cushion As Ibe conductor turned away from the cab Anderson called him back and said I am going to havn one of the moM awful wrecks you ever heard of The conductor was startled rnd ask d him what made him this I know Its BO replied Anderson be cause I had trouble with my engine all night and could not sleep I am going to have a head end collision Garrison told him be had only suffered nightmareAnderson shook his head gloomily and said he knew the accident would occnr Andersons orders instructed him to meet a local freight at Naples and walt for that train to take the siding When the point was reached Anderson gave no indication of stopping his engine and as the train dashed by ibe switch the fireman saw his engineer sitting as if In a trance At the same moment he saw the local coming down upon them A collision was in evitable and the fireman sprang for the for the footboard crying to the engineer to jump Anderson looked at the fireman in a dazed manner but made no movement toward the cab entrance The firemen jumped out and the trains rushed together Anderson was caugbt beneath his engine just as he bad dreamed he would bn and the steam enveloped him and cooked his flesh He was finally taken from his awful position but he had received in juries from which he soon died Every other man on the train escaped none hurt beyand a tow bruises DOWN IN THE MINES Overheard at the Centennial The hottest bands weve had lately Say mister how strong are jou Gee wbizzl Look at the white caps A Drummer Hurrah for Ihe St tier nard I sell cml- Well if theyare all miners there Is enough to undermine the whole earth They look likea goad humored set of fellows There never was a more orderly proces Ion in Nashville You can ice that the employed end em L I ployer are proud of each other I And they uy it neyer coat them one cent They shqqld bavo cilM It St Dernard Day II They dig II vs haul It and the people ot Nashville burn it Ml Vernon mill ownerWell boys Im glad to see you Have been using your coal for years You are a good set of tel lows and are with good people Mr Den W Robinson has been ape pointed postmaster at Halsey Ky Word received from Mr 1 brings improvIng Some sneak thief broke into a residence occupied by a Hecla miner last week and enriched himself several dollars besides some tobacco Seldom can you Ret two thousand people together without something to mar their peace and happiness and last Saturdays crowd was an exception The Reinecke Co continues to receive orders for coal from St Louis and other companies have no complaint to make for the patronage they receive Hecla coal Compny took a weeks rest last week in order to repair and renew their machinery that rush of business the few months had rendered almost use lessSupt CrutcbrielJ jiined the bos from Si Charles at the Centennial last Satur day and he is certainly one of the boys when he goes out for recreation Secretary Sampson Platt takes great in crest In any Uwful affair that the miners take part in so therefore be was on hand last Saturday to sea the bas pirijj Everybody felt delighted at the way the train dispatchers bandied the trains while enroUle last Saturday and the general verdict is that a good crew was in charge of each train The St Bernard Companys coal teams and teamsters of Nashville were seen In the parade list Saturday with their wagons andteams nicely decorated with the na tional colors Quite a number including the writer who never mined a bushel of coat in their lives accepted the kind invitation of llio St Hernard Coal Com pan y by attending the exposition lij1 S3turday 1 he banner upon which was written We have had no strike in tweniyona years was viewed with great interest by the thousands who watched the parade last Saturday and much favorable com meat was beard Geo G Atkinson returned last week from a short sojourn in the Hut among relatives and friends After a few weeks rest George feels eager and able to again omonRhisThe Peoples Coal Mine property owned by F Haag Bro was burned shortly after midnight Tbo mine is a half mile east of Weaver ton and on account of the absedce of fl e fighting facilities nothing was left of the mine except a hole in the ground Henderson Journal Knoxville Tenn Oct 7Sixty to Jellicodistrict AlaThemonths and there are now very few left oIthe 2500 who went on a strike May most ot them having gone to Virginia and Alabama The miners of nearly all the coal mines in the county are on a strike for three cents per bushel The men at I1l11sldeI Oakland and Central City are operators are paying Gaji cents per ton which the miners claim is the summer scale and demands raise It is quite probable the matter will be amiably settled this week There have been no disturbances and the merf arc themselves qulellyand genilcrnanlyGroen- yule anner Many mines that were running with minimum forces have resumed full opera non and will now produce a greater ton hlsforyNuwthere ii likely Io baa veritable boom in Missouris lead mining All this In spite of Democratic statesmen who pre tend lu represent the great old state but are still servile to the traditional dogmas CllyMoLoud WM Ibe praise uttered on all bands for the president of the St Bernard Coal Company last Saturday when the people of Nashville saw how be rewarded his employee for the good and faithful service rendered when In addition to paying more than miners in many states are sink tog for bo gives them a free rido antleai t o rr1 4 trance free to the great Trnnntee Cen lennial The great esteem he lies for his men anti friends will never be forgotten by llunc who chrrish deeds of love and kind ness We give this week some views expressed about the Dingly tariff bill We hive protected our mines our farms and our factories and the Increase of their production has been marvelous We have not Protected or encouraged our oceangoing ships and their tonnage has diminished At the same time we have Protected and rigidly our lake and coast wise merchant marine and its Increase has been satisfactory We have stated the facts do they lead to any rational conclusion other than that of need of Protective legislation for our merchant nn rine Chicago III InterOcean wwiwwrnwww-I IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the Infallible remedy for all forms of malaria especi ally chills and fever Uptodate people take the reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTELESS It cures when all others fall Adapted for oldor youpg Pleasant to take Price 50 cents sold by nil druggists CVlta sure rOi- lrreUhftrenuln with uurTraile Mark In tirra color IManufactured nly by the GARLSTEDT MEDICINE CO Evansvlllo I- ntlAkAAAAw I NVVi V VVVVjI j THE Fifth Avenue Hotel LOUISVILLE KY e 1 Is the Only FlfstCI ass 200 Per Day Hotel in the City g COME AND SEE US HHHHHMM Y 1PIKE CAMPBELL MANAGER V fovA A7cQv 1 ot Capital Sick Paid In Surplus Fund 50000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages qf a bank account are numerous It Is not to busi theyknoviahlmen wale earners Dnltto women Thnros safctvlf the bank is a goon one Theres convenience them ner always eady and out iquanderingsmall sums when you have alarga sum in yourpocke- 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