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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 28, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897102801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 28, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. revs ., - .Erv-- - . - '' w . s "Tvr- ir?pp!gv - '. "- - - ...t- - pi I'MBsW'U'lW l""!''" , I" liMMln.ni lililH ! "'!!& . . k EIGHTH YEAR. n EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1897. A SINGULAR NO. 43 TWO Tho t WRECK. A CRITICAL STAGE UNITED STATES NAVY, OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. PRINCETON'S CELEBRATION. it It Tho Now York & Hudson Rlvor Train Submorgod. it? ,'Lv ' t I 'W . I LHe' IH TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST, LOUIS RAILROAD, Ibe Minimum of Expense, Anxiety, Mother and Fatigue, EXCURSION" DfJN'T FORGET IT I this lino you secure lbs Maximum of Speed, Safety, Comfort, Satisfaction, at Uy TICKETS On sale at reduoed rates from all points on tbls line and connection to Nashville and o return during tbe continuance of the Centennial and International Exposition PULLMAX I'ALAtE SLEEPING CAltS Between Nashville and Chattanooca. At- ilinta, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, j.inaxviue, Ainevuie, waslnng(on, llalll- more. rblladelDbta. New York. Ports. fcmoutb, Norfolk, Jnckson, Memphis, Little rock, iexarxana, baerman, Waco, Dallas tad Fort Worth. Ten-nesce- ifAUC'EiUY fr COICIIES OX ALU TRAINS. r 1 . IU ...W1,..MUU . uniiTcc u iVec erf 'ill lx i.Ututrf ully. luitilstiettMipOn appil cation to Ticket Agents, or to A, I Welch, Div. Pass. Agent, Mem phis, Tcnn. J II. Latiuer, Southeastern Pass. Agent, Atlanta Ga. D. J. Mullankv, Northeastern Pass, Agent 59 W. till St., Cincinnati, Ohio. R. C. Cowaruin, Western Pass. Agent, Koom 405 Ry. Exeb Uldg, St Louis. Drjard F. Hill. Northern Pas. Agent. Room 333 Marquetto Uldg.. Chicago, J L Edmonson, Southern Pass. Agent Chattanooga, Teno L. DANLEY, 4P PassengerW.and Ticket Agent, Gsneral Nashville. Tenn. Tli'irrre 'Illll), spondent of tho Daily Mall says: "Tho Spanish press unanimously support tho attltudo ot tho govern racnt, which It calls eminently sobci New Yoiik, OcU 31. Ituffulo and and dignified, but. tho lraprcsilon If Now Yorlt spccinl No. 40, on tho Now that tho controversy with tho United Yorlc Central & Hudson Rlvor railroad, States has reached a critical stage duo to arrlvo in this city at 7:!!0 o'clock which may be tho prelude to a rupture. yesterday mornlnp, was thrown from I spoko with three members of the (Sunday), who, iu al tho trncic into tho Hudson river, IK cabinet miles lidow Garrison's station. Twen- most identical words, contended that ty eight lives were lost. Tho retain-liit- f Spain lias tho right, after her tremenwall along tho rlvor had been un- dous sacrifices in Cuba, to demand the dermined by high water In tho rlvor, observance of international neutrality and tho trade caved under tlio weight by other nations. Ono ot them added "'The gordlan knot Is tho United of the train. rebelSlates, without Tho train couslsted of tho engine, a lion would long whose help tho supago havo been car, pressed. Wo coin hi nation baggugo and express do a smoker, two ortllnury coaches and every European not want war, bi'l approve four ulecpers. Tliu engine and two. of our dofeuso nation will of our international forward cars are submerged in 53 feet rights." of water. Knglueur Foylo and Fire "Tho Spanish naval forces in the matt TompUiDH went down with tho Carribean sea will bo strengthened on pnsscn-ffer- s engine. All tho sleoplug-ca- r tho pretext of a necessity for increased escaped. vigllanco on the Cuban coast Ocn. A inau named Williams, of HuiTalo, Wcyler has cabled a denial of tho redied after bclng,rescud from the port thut Mr. Hughes, tho correspondriver, his arm having been torn off. ent of lllack and White was robbed. Up to half-pas- t live o'clock ten bodies He said Hughes died of syncope and hud been recovered. Seven or eight ol appeals to the testimony ot the lirltlsh o dead were Chinaman, who were in consul at Havana for proof of his stale tho smoking car. A. O. McKay, pri inent" vate secretary of General Muuagur Vun Ettcn, is mlsslug, and Is said to have WORST IN NINETEEN YEARS. been on tho cnghie. A number ol wounded have been taken to hospitals Terrlllo Northeast Storm Ituslng on the Atlantlo Coast in Poughkeepsie and l'ccltsklll. Cai-May, N. J., Oct 25. The Tallowing Is a list of tho bodies re covcrd from tho wreck up to 5:3 p. m. northeaster which prevailed along tho coast for five days developed in tho yesterday: Thomas Itcllly, about 50 years old, night into tho worst storm which has struck Cape iu 19 May of 2SO0 Wisconsin avenue, St Louis. Five- unidentified Chinamen, one years. Tho tides cover over n bearing a passport lu tho name ol third of the torritory of the town, and Stockton Wong Uim, and ono bearing a letter surrounds the mammoth addressed to Hop Slug, 17 Springfield hotel aud all tho scctton northeast of It Tho wind reached a velocity ofil45 avenue, Now York. miles uu hour, aud is still blowing a E. A. llreen, uboutSS years old, supposed to bo employed by W. A. Otis, gale. The board walk Is slightly damarchitect, 175 Ueurboru street, Chi- aged. Four miles of trolloy on tho beach is entirely broken. cago. An unknown schooner, All of these died from drowning. Ureeu's body was tho llrst one taken tailless, Is at the mercy of the elements two miles oh shore. out of the car by the diver. Sightseers say that one vessel went A. O. McKay, private secretary of This Oencral Superintendent Van Ktteu, ho- down oft shore nbout G:30 a. m Trains llered to havo been riding on tho en- statement cau not be verified. aver the South Jersey railroad can not gine and killed. get ncross tho meadow. Conductor 1'arish and IS others were flooded, South Cape uniujurcd and havo been sent to New many cottage May Is also badly being porches aud fences York. washed away. The train servlco to five other survivors of the wreck all beach resorts Is suspended. o wero taken to the Helping Hand hosg service between the pital at l'eekskill. Two of thesuWu stations Is intcrruped. Americans and three are I'hluuincu. The former uru John L'. Uynn, No. S01 ENGAGEMENT BROKEN. Harrow street, Jersey City, badly lacerated arm and shoulder, and Clarence JH.f Alice llelkuap Will Not Marry l'nut May. Morgan, of Aurora, N. Y., shoulder Washington, Oct 2.S. Tho engagebroken. Mr. Morgan escaped from near, after ment of Miss Alice Helknap, daughter It hud fallen into tho water, through of Ocn. W. V, llelkuap, secretary of urur uudrr Oruntpto luul May, formerimu l.i ilio unit. W. S. Luugfojd, ot Uuyonue, N. J., ly attache of tholielglau legation here, win In oue of tlio last coaches, which has been broken by tho young lady. remained ou the track. Ho hwuiu out Miss Ilelknnp announced her decision to the sunken cars with an ax and suc- to Mr. May, who now is secretary of ceeded In chopping through one of the Belgian legation lu Yokohama, Japan. them uud rescuing four people. l'aulMay is n Hebrew, and his motlicr The wreck occurred about six miles above l'eekskill. A retaining wull, Isconnccted with the lJothschllds. Mrs. o which supported the track, 1UI out uu-.l- May did uot approvo of her sou's to n Christian, nnd Imposed conthe weight of tho rupldly-movlu- g train. Of late-thtide in the Hudson ditions calculated to estrange the young river has been very high aud to this people. Miss Ilelknnp sought to please but finalwas due the undormlniug of tho wall, hU prospective mother-in-laly despaired and broke the engagement mi the railroad ofliclnls state. by cable. to-da- y -k two-maste- d Tele-phonlife-saviner mnr-riag- Il Iteiattod In tlio Lou d Many Lives The Cr I'lunceil In tlio Hirer kiiiI Molt of Those I.ott Urutriieil In tlm Vuri The I.o.t A Uallaut Itr.cue. Mar l'rclmle n llupturo with the Cnlt4 Opinions of Spanish MinisStates ter! Spain's Hlght, After Tremendous Nacrlllcei In Cuba, to Demand Interim-ttona- l Neutrality Forhenmce Ceases to bo n Virtue. London, Oct 25. Tho Madrid corre- WASTED MONTHS. Anniversary Ono Hundred nnd Flfty-rirDlgOBt of Chlof OonBtruotor Hich- Thrco persons wero burned to death ot tho University. In a hole! flro at Kollctvllle, Pa, born's Roport. I'lttNCETOJf. N. J., Oct 23. The ono John Sehlcgel, who killed Dr. A. L. bundled and fifty-firbirthday anniIJcrger in Kansas City, Mo., was acquits versary of Princeton university wns Work Suspended Owlnx to r.nck nf Fund ted. Moro Vessels Should be Constructcelebrated here, more than usual ined -- Dry Dock Facilities tho A nuggotof gold was found on a farm terest being manifested in tho comMostUrCcnt Need. near Stamford, Conn. Land in thnt memoration on acccount of the pros-enc- e vicinity Is not for sale. Orover Clovcland of Washington, Oct 25. In his annual Tho Yukon river is ffozen and no an A Lord Aberdeen, governor genst Much in Little Is especially true ot Hood's Pills, for no in. ! cino ever contained so great curatlvo ponei so small space. They nro a whole meitlrL Jury in tho Luotgort Caso nt Chicago DIsaprrood. Nine ruvorcil Conviction nnd tho Death Penally nml the Other Thrco Held Ont for Acquittal An Alalia- lit From tho Defendant 2-- 9 L. A LA UELLE JAJ&VIERE. FRITSCH FASmNABLtf SON; -:- MEBGHANT TAIUOB: : : and : : : w"as the verdict of the coroner's Jury In tho caso of James S. Kir by, who was shot and killed by Thomas Y. Uoyuolds Tuesday night. The evidence went to show that Klrby had actually assaulted S:- made threats and tho fatal shot was Reynolds before tired. rigeom Ilalktd Thtui. St. Krjruolda Ju.iiiImI. Louis, Oct. S3. "Justllliiblc homi-cld- cr CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. IMPORTER OF CLOTHS 321 AND'SUITINGS Upper First Street, - EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. He earnestly solicits tbe patronage ot his Hopkins county friends . , Tv. A. NISUEi , President O, W, WADDILL, Cashier 2Kopkins CountU Mapisonville, Ky. Capital Stock, - - - $50,000, Transacts a genera' banking business, and Invites Chi suunts ofjhe citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky Cp (EompounD prescriptions It requires experience and a complete knowledge ot drugs. It requires tbe druggist tohavealarga amount of drugs-fr- esh drugs. He must give the best possible work, and for compensation be must be reasonable. properly it takes time. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMBER WE'RE CAREFUL. ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE, ST. JAMES HOTEL, Cr- L0UIS- - sumption, announced last April, has been investigated by the faculty ol tho Cooper college. Sixteen pawho have tients been treated A with oxytubcrculinc, ClTV, Mo., Oct. 83. JEFFKK80X as tlio doctor (look of pigeons that make thoir homo calls his preparation, have been examined, aud the report to bo made this iu tho garret of tho penitentiary the escapo of ..four prisoners week will be favorable. Dr. L. C wholindcut'a holo through tho roof Lane, president of tho college, anaud hod begun to descend Uy means of nounces his faith in tlio discovery, a blanket ropo. TffPscarcd actions of which is in no senso a secret one, as the birds' put tho guards on, and no ono tho method ot its preparation is freely given to the medical profession. got away. Heavy Hauiagei for llreitch of Promise. STOPPED tflS CAREER. Danville, JI1., Oct. 23. Mrs. Carrie Corbett, aged 33, a widow, was lost A Ilurglar Shot aud Killed lu l'ennsyl. vanlu lly n Trap-Ounight awarded S54.333.33 damages for breach of promise, John Gcrnund, aged l'lTTsnuuaH, Pa., Oct 21. In an at71, a retired capitalist, boing tho detempt to rob a shoe store at Etna FriTho caso has been hotly day night, Harry Williams, believed tc fendant. contested with Mayor Kimbrougli, be a notorious crook, was shot and counsel for tho plaintiff, aud Cuban killed by means ot a gun which had Commissioner Calhoun for the defend becu plated in tho store as a trap foi ant. burglars. Iu his pockots were found 50 skeleton keys, and diamonds, rings, Sheriff HtlleM by n Jolutlit. valued nt SJ.500. Manhattan, Kas., Oct, 'i'i. Sherifl watches 8. II. Lard, of this (Ulloy) county, was None of the Crew of the Wrecked Caipar shot and instantly, killed at Leonard; Wero Rescued. villo by Ike wmnn, a joinust., or Point Aukna, Cal., Oct 2r.-T- hc "bootloggcr," upon whom he was en tlo steamer Alcazar, which was lit dls deavoring to servo a warrant WarroicJ patched to tho rescue of tho qrew ol was arrested and narrowly escaped the steam ' sclioonei wrecked lynching. Caspar from Greenwood Saturday, has returned to her moorings, A Cmed Wonmn'i Deed. having scena nothing SroKANE, Wash., Oct 23. Mrs. Kcss-lor- , aud reported tho wlo of a W. Kessler, of this of tho supposed survivors of tho illsas city, while laboring uvder a fit of tem tcr. It was reported that she had been porary insanity, Thifrsday, shot and beou ,o pick up two of tho crew of the Caspar, but It transpires that fatally wouffiSKd her child, and then committed suicide ic shu only picked up somo of the wrecktho presence ot her husband bV cutting age, it is uow known that 13 men perished on Saunders reef. her tliroa llHXtor, la., Swept by Fire. Makes No Denial. Des Moines. la., Oct !!.". Flro broke Cmc ago, Oct 24. Cnpt. Loverlng who was before the court of inquiry at out Sunday night over Elllkor's livery Port Sheridan, Chicago, h'rldoy. rnadt stable at liaxtcr, la., a small town on Chicago & Great Western road, 40 mllei no attempt to deny any of the allegations of brutal treatment made by Pri- east of Des Moines. Ucforo it was uu vate Hammond, but justified his con- der control almost the entire business duct on tho scoro of maintaining dis- portlou of the town had been destroyed Loss, 830,000; Insurance about S13.000. cipline. Sowed Up Ills Mouth. CoLUiinus, 0 Oct 33. Alexander Myatt an inmate of tho Central Ohio, asylum for tho insane, sowed up Thursday, to keep from eating, talcing 15 stitches through his lips. d n. ami-chain- s four-year-o- ld d Fniroralilo Iteport to he Made on Dr. Jo. rph Illrachfelder' Oxytuuercullne. SAN 1'ltANCIsco, Oct 25. The claim of Dr. Joseph Hlrschfeldcr, of this city, that he has discovered n euro for con- and makes the exhaustion of those appropriations before the llrst of next July almost an assured fact. Chief Illehborn says this Isafliscour-agin- g state of affairs, ns the exhaustion means a wholesale reduction of tho navy yard forces and tho discharge of competent and trained men. Ho points to tho advantage and economy of having at least oue vessel building at each imporlnnt navy yard. Probably tho most desirable type of vessel for tho purposo intended, particularly in View of the present state of the armor question, would bo that of n sheathed cruiser of comparatively light draft nnd great endurance, with quarters for Hag ofllccrs. Attention is called to the urgent need of Improving the navy yard plants in tho interest of theccucm-lea- l execution of work, nnd estimates are submitted for each yard. The plants at New York, Norfolk and Mare Island require additions, alterations and repairs to keep them up to a proper state of cfllciency, while the yards at liostou, Portsmouth and League Island, though not actively engaged, should bo put in a condition that would enable them to work at short notice should occasion require. A plaut at I'uget Sound Is also said to bo necessary. During tho last year tho government accepted finally four ships, tho Massachusetts, Oregon, Ericsson und llrook-lyacwhile eleven vessels havo cepted preliminarily and subject to Hnal test viz: Iowa, Nashville, Wilmington, Helena, Annapolis, Vicky burg, Newport, Wheeling, .Marietta, Porter nod Foote. Particular attention Is invited to tho good results attending the construction of tho Iowa. It is shown that lliis e (Helen t vessel is able to carry 212 tons moro than was calculated upon for her design of craft Tho changes lu her case cost only about 2 per ce.nL of tho continet price. " Of the gunboats the report says that their first cost was reiuuikably low, U00 for tho aggregating about nine, or not moro than the cost of one s armored cruiser Tho cost of thoir luaiiiiciiluicc, particularly with copper bottoms, und ;oiisiderable sail power, should be a minimum. Tho chief constructor, who Is charged with the duty of docking ships, makes an urgent plea for moro and better docks, slating that the navy has been at a serious inconvenience during tho past six mouths for lack of proper facilities for docking battleships. Tho bureau believes tho necessity for au additional dock is most urgent at Mare Island and on the Atlantic coast, nt Portsmouth nnd lloston, while a lurgo dock at Norfolk and Lcaguo Island would bo a decided ad vantage. Further consideration Is also urged of tho merits of Algiers', La., as a dry docks site, and it is urged that all the dock should bo re.ad y In two years. Chief Illehborn, under tho head of armor, renews his suggestion that tho department should no longer make separate contracts for their ships nnd their armor, but should permit the shipbuilder to supply tho armor. n, bi-o- n Urst-elus- report to tho secretary of tho navy, more Klondlko gold will reach tho eral Philip Illehborn, chief constructor of United States this year. the navy, says that tho strength of tho Jim Favors was shot and killed by nnvy on October 1 was 141 vessels all Alfred Hayes at Lexington, Ky., Suntold, including tho ships of botli old day. They quarreled over a woman. and new navies. It is stated that dur111., Sunday, Martin ing the last few months of tho last fis- A. At Mowcaqua, Hrookshlre, aged 70, a Kentucklan, cal year a considerable amount of work was kicked and fatally Injured by a upon vessels that had been authorized horse. by congress had to bo suspended owing A coroner's jury at Mount Vernon, to luck of funds. This caused a heavy III., exonerated young Nathan Pigg, drain upon tho now appropriations at charged with attempting to kill his fu the beginning of the present fiscal year tlier. A of Canada. Tho academic Ayer's a assortment of cards and other stationery and can iurnish anything notice the RATES: $2.O0 PER DAY. in best printing line on short prices. style and at lowest in . Room and Breakfast, $1.00. EUFPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Day, meeting of the The 6ood Service. Southern Kentucky Medical Asso Betid Meals. , ciation will be held at Bowling ( WKett yea visu i. rioui biu;i hi semi-annual The Bee lias just received a fine Sarsaparilla The Remedy with Record. 1) CTA uu iTnart rvf fiitfnn cut a uj vuica l.' st;:james hotel. rrfNWM. Sttft IH BATHS, Open Cars Drtct to Hotel. all Niftht Green, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 3d and 4th. The president Are you a subscriber to of the Association is Dr. T. W. You should be, Blakely, of Hopkinsville. The Bee? k Dktiioit, Mich., Oct 23. The boiler in the Detroit Cabinet Co.'s factory at Hancock avenuo and Rtopelle street, in tho northeastern part of tho city, exploded at 7:30 a. in. with fatal and lis:ui irons effects. At least two men Tho jurors wero evidently of tho wero fatally Injured, one of whom has iluce died, and ten men wero moro or opinion that this statement was enough less seriously Injured. The damaged to give tho public at this time, nnd debuilding Is a brick structure, 150 feot fining to be intcrvlotwcd, passed wife. Kl'unre, four stories high. The lloors through tho rear room of tho courtroom, nnd took tho freight elevator to Wh'llo gathering nuts lu a trco a were practically uninjured. Stato's Attornoy Dencen's room. ' Hero juliprt distance south of Qulncy, HI., , A FEMALE GOVERNOR. Ihey were given their vouchers for tho T?in-ya wort Uusklclcci', aged 21 years, fell 25 feet, broke his arm aud Cor Ton Dnys Miss Mursuret Iteevo Was long service. Later, and closely following tho received Internal injuries which may Governor of Idaho. Qnal result ot the trial whlch'has atprove fatal. lloisc, Idaho, Oct 24. For ten days world-wid- e attention, Luct-jeAt Laredo, Tex., tho wife of Joo i woman was governor of Idaho, not tracted made, under oath, a statement for r, llrudford, an engineer on the Mexican is the result of an election, but press concerning the fearful crlmo National railroad, shot herself through nevertheless, empowered with tho tho heart with. a pistol Sunday. Sho ixecutlve authority and exorcising it jhnrged ugnlnst him, tho first sworn tho was formerly Mrs. Mury B. Smith, of 1'hls woman Is Miss Margaret Reeve, statement yet mado by him and over urst statement of such n kind llrowusvillc. private secretary to Secretary of Itnown in newspaper annals. The acted during affidavit was put iu writing. In due Lewis. Sho Mrs. McKInley named four Angora State tlio legal form and is certified to by a noof temporary absence tho kittens Karl Decker, Evnngcllnn Wcyler aud De Lome. Then governor aud most of the state officials tary. bho ordered that Wcyler and Do Lome who had left signed documents In declares Tho affidavit explicitly be drowned, and tho president is bald blank for her to use. Luetgcrt's innoccucc. Tho document to have smiled. lu full is as follows: SPAIN'S REPLY. An alleged conspiracy to murder Tothtl'ulUt; Sheriff Martin, who led tho deputies illnlster Woodford, It Is Ilellored, Has is a Tho result of ray trial ending who fired upon nnd killed a score of for mo becauso of tho disagreement ot the Cabled It to Washington In Cipher. ury, but I am very much disappointed and very ctrikcrs ut Latimer, Pa., September 10, Maiuiid, Oct 24. After the cabinet not bring In a has been discovered by the arrest of aicetluc hero vestcrdav. at which tho. much surprlsod that thu jury did verdict of not guilty. tohn Sepblack, who was wounded in v nf Sn.iln to tho iintu of tho Unite?' I did not kill my wlfa and do not know whore only a question of the riot I am sura It iho states presented by the United uiii,S . UmoIs, but sUo com3S homis minister, Oen. Stewart L. Woodford, t did not eo upon tho wltnoss stand becauso Snjs Spain Is Sincere. toy lawyer, Judgo Vincent, was bitterly op- soon after his arrival In this country, Nwv Yoiik, Oct 24. A special from so, aiU became ho advised to approved. Gen. posed wasmyiloliu me It not necessary. Madrid to the World says: A high dip- was ununimously I am eratcful for tho tremendous chango In lomatic personage, who has special Woodford, it is said, cabled 3,000 words my favor, and publlo sentiment means of accurately judglug Spain's In cipher to Washington, which, It Is demonstrate that I Inam not only an tlmo will SPAIN IS IMPOTENT. Innocent, motives, claims that tho queen regent supposed, was the text of tho Spanish but a very er!o ously wronsod maiu and the Saghasta government nro sin- reply to tho United States. ADOLPU L. LUETOEUT. Can Not Solvo the I'roblcui Confroutlne SlgnedJ Subscribed and sworn to bjforomo this 2lst cere lu their wish to obtain tho symHer In the Cuban Question. CYdLONE. THE PHILIPPINE flay of October, A. V. 1337. New Yomc, Oct 20. Ilannb Taylor, pathy of American government nnd to M. 1 Sullivak, ISlgncd for the last four years American min- conciliate the majority of Cubans, espe- Thousands of Lives Were Lost nt Taclobau Notary Public UeUlIs Mcaeer. ister to Spain and who has just re- cially with tlio whites, whom the new THE YERKES TELESCOPE. turned from Madrid, is about to ad- policy alms to detach froili tho insur-icctloMaduid, Oct. 22. Later advices from dress nn elaborato communication to Manila say tho cyclono occurred on L'so Astronomers front tho people of tlio United Slates ou tho October 12, and that Cnrigara and It Is Open to I'art by tlio World. THE MARKETS. livery ot Cuban question, lie has reached the Iiurgo, on the eastern coast of Ley to Williams Day, Wis., Oct. 22. Charles conviction that Spanish statesmanship Island, were wiped out, and that an New Yoiik, October 20, 1S07. the Is impotent to solvo this problem nnd CATTr.K Notlvo Steers ( 4 00 QJ & 10 immenso wavo swept inland. Sovcral T. YerUcs' splendid gift Is now In Chiho fcolsit to bo his duty to lay before cottun Aiiauunic natives perished at Taglo- - possession of tho University of thousand r, ci 3 75 riXlUK Winter Wheat his countrymen his testimony upon tho WHKAT No. 2 lied.. 1 01?( ban. Tho cyclono nlso swept tho cago. Shortly before .noon yesterday COKN-N- o.2 2 subject matter. whole Island of Samar. Tho full extent ol Mr. Yerkes formally presented to PresOATH-No- .2. 23 ident William Harper the ltcys of the 10 DO 0 25 POUIC Now Mess. the catastrophe Is not yet known. observatory which contains the Yerkes ST. LOUIS. A rheuoinennl Mineral Strike. Sentenced to Jail at 83. telescope. Tho ceremonies covered Col., Oct. 26. News of a COTTON ersMiddling DcNVUlt, llEKVUS-Stc5 15 325 London, Oct. 22. Lochicl Graham, two hours, aud tho greatest rofrnctlng phenomenal mineral strike, which has Cows and Heifers.. SK) 425 S3 years old, and said to bo an telescope in tho world, having a 10 head) SOU 1150 sot tho community wild with excite- CAIiVHS (per Select HOOS-F- nlr to 3 33 of tho United States artillery, and inch lens, is dedicated and ready to be 3K5 Georgetown, this SUKKP ment comes from 2 75 300 p to havo been formerly an used by tho astronomers of the world. 4 400 state. In the East Argentine district I'J.OUIl-Piltc- nts Clear and Straight.. 4 M of Maximilian, was sentenced at 10 4 GO an ore body was encountered which, it WIIHAf No. 2 Ited Winter 09 PERJURY PROSECUTIONS. tho West Sussex sessions yesterday to 21 Is claimed, averages as high as SIM 13 months' imprisonment for defraud19 OATS No. 2 to "the ton, through n vein 3 to 4 feet IIYU No. 8 Ono of tho l'osslblo Outcomes of tlio 41 44 ing tradesmen at Horsham. Sussex. TOUACCO-lAltrs vlde. 3 00 HCO Luetgert Trial. 4 60 12 00 Lent Hurley Appointed Surgeon-Generof the NuvyChicago, Oct. 23. It is quite proba10 00 II AY Clear TimQthy 7 00 Washington, Oct, 22. Tho president HUTTKK-Cho- lco Will l'robably Itecotcr. ,. 15 Dairy prosecutions for perjury S 19 has appointed Medical Director W. K. ble that somofrom tho Luetgert case. 13 Atlanta, Ua., Oct 23. II. II. Co- i:as-rrc- sh Stnndard (new) will result 8 SO POItlf surgeon-generof While tho slate's attorney refuses to Van Iteypen to bo mer, a flrcmau on the Atlanta & West IIACON Clear 1Mb LAUD-Prl- me Steam o the navy, to succeed Surgeon-GenerPoint railroad, who camo here'as a aflirm or deny this, It Is given on good CHICAGO. Uatos, deceased. Dr. Van Reypen Is at authority that tho testimony of two of from Montgomery about five days CATTLIT-Nnt- lto 4 00 Steers 630 present a member of tho board of In- tho principal witnesses for tho defense ago, and who is ill with yellow fever, IKXS-l-'nl- r to Choice 3 13 il 4IU 2 23 fa 4 50 spection nnd survey, which olllco ho will bo laid befo'o tho grand Jury will probably recover. Thero was n H1IUEP rntrto Dliolcc 4 ho t'LOUK Winter PatcnU 501 has held slnco 1894. heavy frost hcio which precludes any 4 03 e mo Spring Patents for au investigation. It may bo that WH15AT No. S Spring possibility of a spread of the disease. moro than two per ions will bo included Pullman's Will. No. 2 lied (ncwl 05 Ct COKN-N- o. 8 CllICAdO, Oct. 22. Tho will of tho lu tlio list that will bo carried to the ii'i'li In Trnccdy (OATS-Mliilnc Camp. 2 late George M. Pullman, after malting grand jury. (nett) 7 83 700 Osicai.oosa, la., Oct 25. Sam Gam-bi- POIMC-M- css suitablo provision for his wife, dlvldos KANSAS CITY. , Fraudulent Drafts. shot and Instantly killed Fred 3 23 Q 5 10 CATTLE NatUo Steers equally between New Yomc, Oct. 22. Local banker: ;..., 3 60 n 3 071i his immenso fortune daughters. The both colored, nt Lost Creek mining his twin sous and two .... W!ir.AT W nro considerably exercised over the camp Sunday night U.unble was at- OATS No. NowSHard...., 2 White is a 20 sous' portions, however, are to bo held moss of fradulcnt drafts received from to defend his wife from, a COUN-N- o.8 23K tempting 231il lu trust, for reasons, that wero best NEW OltLCANS various parts of tho west, drawn on murderous attack belug'madu by KeJ lenowu to their father. 4 60 5 10 Now Yorlc banking and business houses. 2 ley. Gamble grvo himself up. C'OUN-N- o. M9 M 3H (leu. (1 runt's Old ItvgltuenU A regular baud of swindlers appears oatslco western m 13 M ' 13 01 50 Sai.esi, III., Oct, 23. Tho twenty-thli- d to bo operating through tlio westorn Wound Up Sproo by Suicide. POIMC -- Old Mesi M 8 31 tiumiul reunion ot tho Twenty-llrs- t states. a . . St. Louis, Oct 25. Thomas Itara-atel- HACON -- Sides COTl'ON-Mlddll0a eii Illinois volunteer infantry. Gun. 02 years old, wound up a sprco Iteluforceineuts for India. LOUISVILLE Grant's old regiment, was hold here J Losdox, Oct. 2a. Largo drafts ol 2 Hed 03 MW by jumping into the cistern in the rear WIIEAT-N- o. COKN-N- o, 2 Mixed Thirty-thre- e 2.3ffi sak Thursday. members of (soldiers havo been ordered to bo got of his bouse, 1117 HojUh Sixth stroet OATS -- No. 2 Mixed 20 & thu regiment were present from dif- I ready to rein force tho eight British oou LIfo was extinct Whon the body was r 75 1IACON near 1Mb ferent partH of the state. cavalry rcglmauts now in India. recovered m.' ... A 6K Chicago experts, after a .few Those who believe chronic diarrhoea to No One Thought She Could Live. Tlio forms of sea life in the up with vitrified Mr. P. E. years' experience per portions of the ocean waters "I believe that if it had not got Dr. be incurable should read what Grissham, of Gaars Mills, La., has to say brick pavement, say it is equal to may descend to a depth ol 1,200 Carlstedt's Great Remedy for my daughter and much better than asShe got on the subject, viz "I have been a suf- granite feet or so from tlio surface; but sho would not he with us since tbe ferer from chronic zone, run down and her illness developed into war and have tried diarrhoea ever medicines phalt or cedar block pavement. there then succeeds a barren all kinds ot is too. 1 which continues to within 300 leet rheumatism and rheumatic fever Every- for it. At last I found a remedy that ef- It cheaper to 300 feet from the bottom where one said that sho could not live. Five fected a euro and that was Chamberlain's " There are over 1,000 islands by time Colic, Choi eta and and in the deep sea animals begin to ap- doctors gave her no relief, yet of the Carl- This medicine can Diarrh&ea Remedy always be depended under tha flag of Japan, Dr talcen two bottles sho had pear. Liver Upwder, sho was upon for colic, cholera morbus, dysentery Georgia Bpy, the north extension stedt's German It is pleasant to take and of Lake Huron, where we find very able to sit up In bed, and today sbo Is as and diarrhoea. A wedding is reported near n. ttin furr wnf. And wn Invn tint!.. never fails to effect a cure. 35 and 50 cent few on the map, there are in reality beats the record The that ing to thank for it but Or. Carlstedt's sizes fbr sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, several thousands, most ot them groom is said to be seventy years l, rrai vjuiimui, ivoiuK- -j Earhngton, Den Hoblnson, Mortons Gap, of course quite small. t$j George King. St. Charles. Smith VicKBRS.TalluIa.Ill bride only twelve. oldand the rt gov-srnos, to-dvlo-to- ry & aide-decamCOHN-No.2M- lxcd al ref-ugeNo. Kel-leyHOllS-AlHJr.ules FLOUR-IIlBhUindo -HAY-Cho11 n. nif POlllv-NewMim quarrymcu. A son of Joseph McDonald, living four miles north of Trenton, III., was hit by n fulling limb of a tree and was Instantly killed. Eighty three of the pulpits of tho Toronto (OnL) churches wore filled, Sunday, by delegates to the World's W. C, T. U. convention. A man, aged about 3D, was found dead with his skull crushed on tho Durllngton railroad near Io, Ills identity is unknown. Frank Taylor, a middle-age- d fanner, hns been arrested charged with tho abduction of Laura Ellcnwood, aged 15 years, from her homo nt ICowancc, 111. . Tho white squadron, consisting ol thu cruisers New York nnd Urooklvn and the battleships Massachusetts, Tuxas and Iown, arrived nt New York Sunday. A New York Central passenger train plunged into tho Hudson river ucar Garrison, N. Y. Twenty-eigh- t persons nre known to bo dead und many injured. Ilurglars robbed tho Hlalrsburg (lu.) bank of Sii.000 in money and securities. One robber was fatally wounded by the dynamite blast used to open tho safe and captured. At Pawnee, Okln., the jury found Hud Wells, nged IS, guilty of for tho killing of Andrew Itoifcrs at a danco in thu Osage reservation last December. A West Indian, who gives his name as Edgardo L. Palactos, who has been at St Joseph, Mo., soliciting aid for the Cuban cause, is under arrest Ho has collected a largo sum o'f money. At Princeton, Ky., Sunday, Miss May Kliisolvingnnd F. A. Doien, prominent young people, wero driven to the union depot iu tho 'bus, aud, standlug In tho 'bus at tho depot, wero mado man aud well-dressPat-tcisojr pievcnt tho Palisades of the Hudson from being destroyed by unscrupulous vigorous fight Is being mndo to LOUD AP.EHDEEN. procession of Princeton trustees, faculty, ulumnl nnd under graduates formed nt Marquan chapel at 7 a. m., and marched to Alexander hall. The body was led by Mr. Cleveland, tho earl of Aberdeen and President PoV ter. The exercises were opened by Dean Murray with a prayer. Then Hon. Grover Cleveland read his address. At the conclusion of the address tho degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon Lord Aberdeen. A BIG GRAIN BLOCKADE Twenty minutes later the jurors filed back into court, aud Foreman Heickhold grain blockade at Falrport Harbor ICcoch, still continues, aud vessel men arc handed tho following to Clerk aloud: greatly alarmed at the detention of who, by order of tho court, read it We, tlio JuroH In their boats. Two grain cargoes wero tho Stato of IllinoisthocasaL. of tho People of Luetgert, tender vs. A. libeled about a weelc ago, and Friday to tho presiding Judge, Hon. Hlchard S. l, morning Deputy United States Marstate's attornoy, aud tho brilliant and his no less shal Kecly libeled the cargoes of tho Charles S. , Denccn, assistant, Mr. W. M. McEwco, steamers Crescent City and B ufus P. brilliant as s well tho attornoys for tho defense, our Ranncy for damages for detention, tlio aiost heartfelt tbnnks for tho very kind treatformer for $5,000, and the latter for ment wo havo rccched at their hands, and wo Tut-bll- Causing Ureal Alarm to Vessel Men by the Detention of Their Moats. Cleveland, O., Oct 23. Tho big The gray light ol morning straggled through tho big windows of Judge TulhiU's court as Adolph Luetgert tho man who hns been on trial ou the charge of murdering his wife and boll ing her body In a vat, heard from the 12 men who ha'o been considering his enso for the past CO hours, tho words: "Wo are unable to ngrcc upon a verdict" Imperturbable as ever, evincing no joy at tho words, tho ncrvo of the defendant was with him to the end. He stood up, nnd with only a smile on his swarthy fnco, shook hands with Ills son Arnold, his counsel and business partner, Win. Charles, and in. less than five minutes was led back to jail, the jury was dismissed and the great trial was over. The jury were divided as follows: For conviction nnd tho death penalty -- Heickhold. lloyd, IHbby, Mahoney, Hehmlilor, Hosmer, Shaw, Franzcn, Fowler. For acquittal Harley, Hola-bir- d and llarbcr. A sigh of relief went up all over tho ;ourt-roothat tho end had at last been reached. Thero was a rush on the part of tho newspaper men to get out of the building, and as soon as th bailiffs could restore quiet, Judge Tut-- ti III adjourned court Tho jurors returned to their room, and sent out word to Judge Tuthlll that they that ho remain in court n few minutes, as they wished to submit a Chicago, Oct u cool autumn chest, always ready, al ways efficient, always satisfactory; prevent a cold or fever, euro all liver Ills, sick li?ailaclic, Jaundice, constipation, etc. 2M. The only Pills to tako n 'th Ho d's Sarsaparilla. Hoods Pills mmm good-nature- BEST TRAINS Kansas City, Montana, Colorado, Pacific Coast, Utah, Washington, Omaha, St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, VIA do-sir- ed St. Louis or Chicago, VESTIBULED TRAINS, SLEEPERS, DINING GARS, GHAIR GARS (.MVi). F. M. HUGO, TnAV. PASSTI AOENT.OT. HOWARD ELLIOTT, OEN'L MOR., ST. L. UOUI3, Mr LOUIS, 'T report ;mj Ma W. WAKCLEY, OEN'L PAIS'R AQT., ST. LOUIS, MO. DR. MENDEITTT ALL'S IMPROVED B1.0U0. THE CITY WAS SHAKEN. I'ulal Holler Explosion In the Detroit Cabinet Co.'s Factory. lo not hcsltato to state that nero it not for the way in which they havo uttendod to our comfort as w ell as to our sanitary condi tion, tho hardships would havo been very great. As to the trial, wo u Ish to stato that whllo tho ivIJcncc was such that wo wore unablo to ngrco jpon n enllct, ono thing wo ill J ngrco about, ind that Is that tho circumstances wero such ihat tho pollco had nmplo reason to prosecute jn tho showing without hearing the defense, ind wo commmd them for having done thoir luty In tbls case. Foiikmaji Heickhold SlguodJ And U.itanoo ot tho Jury. per-lon- al CHILL 11 FEVER CDI. . VhsHvNiilHi r,mm sMsmw WmKKk rjUAIlANTEKD TO CURE And Malaria In all Forms. Tasteless. Non? genuine without tho abovo picture and tho signature of J. C. MeiidenhalL CHILLS AND FEVER BO PREPARED ONLY DV Price, conts at all Dealers. IND. ( EVANSVILLE. Sold by MatiinRly & Co., EarliORtca Crabtree Coal Mining Ccmpnnt, Usley Kentucky EXCURSION TICKETS VIA THE Illinois Central R. R. TO THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL AT EXPOSITION NASHVILLE. For Ibe above occasion tickets will be sold by the Illinois Central KallroaU at varying times, rates and limits, including a ticket on sale daily, good to return' until November 7, and including tickets having limit of twenty days, fifteen das and seven days. For full particulars as to which of tbe above applies from ycur nearest Kailroad btation in connection vwin the Illinois Central Railroad, call on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent. Wm Murray, Div. Pass. Agt., New Or leans. Jno. A. Scott, Div. Pass. Agt., Memphis A. H. Hanson. G. P. A , Chicago. W. A. Kellond. A. G. P. A.. Louisville. GEORGE KING, DRUGGIST, ST. CHARLES, KENTUCKY. Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. 2t To any person interested in hu mane matters, or who loves animals, we will send free, upon application copy of the "Alliance," the organ of this Society. In addition lo itensely interesting reading, it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper. Address 410-4- Sent Free COITON-Mlddll- THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, United Charities HuUtllng, New York 11 Don't Use Drugs unless you need them, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by responsible druggists. We keep only tbo best. That is tho great distinction lo be looked for wben .the timo comes tj:3,v you need them' Nowhere else vtll you find so complete a stock. A good time to Ubgin that spring medicine. y y Rus-sellvil- lc ST. BERNARD DRLd STORE, UUYAN MOWER, Manager. V r . t .j ' . rfc .4, rV.v. ' i, ,ip m""'" " - " r1jA3. ?' ' wvJf .?"- - V,$''y! w Vr "its .'N"-- ' 1 I ,?j? If, n; aasjh"fahttijssh ,r '.at. 't, , i jr?"t,ipv'WTyi J ;t & REPUBLICAN TICKET. iBee r. PAUL. M. MOORE, Editor and Manager. Carbuncles Appeared Each Soason Until Blood Was Purified With Hood's Sarsa-parllAn Indolont Ulcer. la 0 ""KS: ft LLLHBkMiiL 5vsrv REPUBLICAN TICKET. Webster County. For Clerk cf the Court of ArpraK JAS. G. BAILEY, Magoffin County. For State Senator, aM- - 55S35XSSv BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Incorporated.) XSinliliiKLTBSI s Entered the rcttoffice elm matter. it Ratllngton a Second SUBSCRIPTION KATES: i oo Out Year, strictly In advance " !0 Six Month. ' J ThreeMonthi, " 3 Single Copies Specimen copies mailed free on application. Correipondenu wanted in all parts of the county. Address aa for particulars. VOTED. NOT VOTED- - For Clerk ot ibe Court of Appeals, I A ,vv THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1897. iW !llNBEE i I5 JAMES G. BAILEY. For Circuit Judgo, Fourth udicial District,! CLIFTON J. PRATT. Commonwealth's Attorney, Fourth Judicial District, For CHAS. C. GRASSHAM. For Slate Senator, Sixth Senatorial District, J. H. LUNSFORD. For Circuit Court Clerk, THOS E. FINLEY l'or County Clerk, R. R. GRAHAM. ForJ Counly Attorney, WILLIAM BEARD. " For several years I was troubled with carbuncles on my left side and my back. Thoy would disappear in winter and return the next summer. I began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla and havo never had any carbuncles since. My llttlo sou had a fever and an Indolent ulcer appeared on his left limb and spread half way around It. Our physician recommended a blood puritlor ond I gavo the boy Hood's Sarsaparllla with gratifying results." A. G. B. James, Polkvllle, Mis3. " I havo been a great sufferer from muscular rheumatism and In October began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla. I continued Its uso until January when I could go about as well as any one and I have had no acute pains since." I. W. Minnick, Grand Islo, Louisiana. but just ask' the committeemen who were there and who know The political prize fight atSbelton is'over and the champion, D. J., was knocked out in the fourth round, and as be was carried from the ring by bis second, W. K. Price, groans were so fast and so lound that the Sebree Herald caught the sound and copied it as a dream. Ob, goodness, but isn't L, B. Henry an oratorl JOHN SHIRMAN -I? Adm&ftftft2 A NEW SUIT From Top to Bottom ' 'HIS now. ! LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. 49 Xf Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by all drugglr.ts. Frlco $1; six for $3. aro tlio only pills to tako HOOCI S FllIS with Hood's Sarsaparllla. For bhen'IT, . i - in its place in the new building, which was For Survejor, certainly fast work, DABNEY BISHOP. The Barnesley Coal Company are now J. J. CURRY. having some trouble with a fire that reFor Coroner, For Magistrate in Dixon District, cently broke near their trestle leading on H. H. HILL. I. N. BAKER. to the tip. A force of men under the diFirst District For Magistrate, James H. Fcx; for Constable. W. W. Liltlefleld. rection of Thos. Longstaff has been put For Constable in Dixon District, Second District For Magistrate. O. J. Farnsworth, for Constable, James Watts. S. N. EDWARDS. to work, and the damage thus far done has been repaired. Fifth District For Magistrate, H. F. Porter; for Constable For Magistrate in Slaughtersville District, J T. FRASER. John Hogan, of the Hecla Company, Sixth District For Magistrate, Wm. M. Rice; for Constable, Johnson Villiamj. says the new mining machine lately given For Magistrate In Clay District, Seventh District For Magistrate, H. F. Bourland; for Constable, William Harris. a test in their mine made a record of 102 WILLIAM MUIR. feet in six hours, but it should be kept in For Constable. "The heavy increase in iron pro- At his request, we do publish the mind often those tests are not what a ma HUB EDMONSON. chine will do when the power is divided SMoiT0ElWE5 WO PR MT duction and consumption and the letter in full in another column. upon several machines at the same time, Dr. Boyd also sends a certificate and to make a correct test of the capacity largest payments through clearma& ings ever known in October are in- signed by twenty-fou- r tx cT citizens of of a machine, the total number of operchines to be used should be placed in D n char- ation at the same time. 5? dications which ortweigh hesitation his county, testifying to his Webster Covnty Alabama has opened what promises to Cpnilucttit by J. w frSThe increase acter and standing. This certifiin some markets. Duok, Kv. be an extensive coal trade with Mexico, the gentle- direct result of the recent removal by Con in employment of labor has con- cate and the names of the DIXON. discriminating duty on Mexitinued with further accounts daily men appended thereto we also gress ot the loading The annnal election comes ofl next shipments in American can vessels of works opening, increasing .force publish. ports, wbicb places Alabama coal in Mexi- Tuesday, and the Republicans of Webster Chicago will liave a horse show We do not know any of those co free of duty, the same as the English County, have put forth a ticket that if of hands, or raising of wages, and product. elected will reflect credit upon the county. November 1st to 6th inclusive. at every point where actual pro whose names appear on this cerSix weeks ago a sample shipment of is indeed one of the best tickets ever given The sum of $40,000 will be twelve hundred tons of coal was sent from It duction can be tested, it appears tificate, but we have been told there to Vera Cruz, via Pensacola, by the nominated in Webster County or we dare in prizes. appears greater than ever before." and have no reason to doubt that Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com- say in Kentucky by any party it is a they are reliable and reputable pany. An agent of the company went ticket that should make the proud heart Dun's Trade Review. with it to Introduce It. As the result the Next Tuesday, November 2nd. every true republican throb with joy to citizens. c railroad in Mexico has con- of is election day. Don't forget 'it. tracted for a year's supply of Alabama coal support, and when the smoke of battle for Earl-ingto- n is as follows; The certificate The "Citizens' Ticket" Go-t- o one hundred thousand tons, and other Mexi- clears away we expect to see it victorious. the polls without fail and Tolu, Crittenden County, Kv municipal officers is as folcan railroads promise to do likewise as soon put your stamp under tho "Log The Republicans of Webster counly will This is to certify that we are personally as tbeir present contracts with the English lows: do well to steer clear of the road tax quesCabin." acquainted with Dr. A. S. H. Boyd, and expire. For Mayor, W. F. BURR. Another line 01 steamers will probably tion on next Tuesday as a vole on that subhave known him for twenty years; know For Police Judge. CHAS. COWELL. be put on out of Pensacola soon to carry ject will not amount to anything, and it Is him to be a perfect gentleman in every this trade. Business failures in the United For Councilmen. a Popocratic ruse gotten up for political respect. For truth and veracity never States: Miners as a general thing seem to take JNO. B. ATKINSON. Dr A. S. H. Boyd is an bnt little interest so far in the State and buncombe. was doubted. 196 Week ending Oct i5 GEO. C. ATKINSON. old Confederate soldier; came to Living- County election to be held on the 2nd day John G Jenkins had a very fine mare 237 Week ending Oct. 9 THOS. N. BLAIR. ston county at the close of the war, en- of November next. Yet they have it in crippled at Blackford a few days ago: Second week of October, 1896 279 J. W. DAY, their power to put good men in office and gaged in the practice ot medicine in that and should not hesitate to do their duty. 289 Corresponding week of 1895 James Griffin uas shot and killed by L. H. O'BRIEN, county unlit twelve years ago, moved to A. J. STOKES. Corrcspjnding week 011894 253 organ ized at Seat- Dallis Dodge at Blackford last Sunday A company has been Particulars not known Corresponding week of 1893 340 tle, Washington, to develop the coal and evening. There will be only one full ticket , 5ri f CrieHn oil fields recestly discovered in Alaska, As the election comes off on next Tuesnames of these ever since He was one 01 the hrst advo- some 350 miles west of Juneau Thirty The way to vote is to stamp on the ballot. The has been, ordered day, we in a measure feel a cause of relief feet of gentlemen who have conducted the cates of the free and unlimited coinage ot thousandpurpose piping the Pittsburgh dis as we can tnen (ell now many tnere are under the "Log Cabin." If you from for this so satisfactorily silver and stands firm today. who favor dollar wheat and ten dollar trict. have friends on another ticket that affairs of the city W. L. Staton, C. J. Bynum, Two or three of the smaller mines are tobacco, and bow many there are who in the past will appear under the are candidates for offices not repagain at work, the men giving up tbeir favor forty cent wheat and nothing and a Kit Shepherd L. A. Weldon. strike as helpless. All of the larger mines, resented on the Republican ticket, device of the "Anchor." Put the At Shrpherd Albert Lamb, "Anhowever, are now out The Central Coal half and fifty cent tobacco T. J. Wright. T. A Minner, stamp opposite their names, but cross mark right under the misand Iron Company, of Central City, has Ben Farmer, ofSbelbina, Mo, who has will make no 1. H. Hardesty, J. W. Wright. 200 men out today as a result of the debe sure you know how or you will chor" and you been visiting friends and relatives here for mands of fifteen mule drivers who ask an R. A. Moore, F. B. McJCercll, take. lose your vote. The other Ibe last three urek. returned home last advance ot twenty cents a day A. J. Bennett, T. T. Barnett. , m:n here ar: receiving schedule wages with Tuesday. Mr. William Banks, of Barns-leyC. D. Shepherd W H. Crawford. regular monthly cash payments, but are Mr II. II Brooks, died last Sunday Quails are not seasonable, acwho was nominated as the C..W Hall, J. F Crawford, out on a sympathetic strike morning, at the age of seventy-nin- e years. to law, until November 15. Populist candidate for Magistrate cording The company is finding it difficult to get Phin Miles, J. E. Byenam He was buried at Brook's cemetery, two to abide by this law, in this, the Second district of Hop G. B. Crawford, out coal enough to supply the engines of Wm. Barnelt, Don't forget the Illinois railroad, even by the foremin miles west, on the Slaughtersville road Mr. J C. Spces, of Livingston county, sportsmen. It is the safeguard of kins, county, and whose name will and overseers doing the work themselves He Brodks was one of our oldest citizens J L. Love The men are very earnest and confident of came here in the ear of the sport you love. And then appear on the ballots, is out in a 1S44 from North success, and claim they are in good shape He leaves a wife, two sons and upon general principles this law, card to the public asking his They have made several Carolina. to stand a strike demands at different times during and since three daughters to mourn his departure DOWN IN THE MINES. laws, should not be friends not to vote for him and like other the general coal miners' strike, all of which We extend cur sjmpatby to the bereaved broken. have been granted. withdrawing from the race. He ones A high authority on all matters pertainEngineer White S. V Family and family returned gives as his reasons that he cannot ing to mining says of the Yukon gold re- gave some valuable and foreminin Toombs assistance where tbey have been visiting The gold in circulation in the be elected and that the Democrats gion that "there may or there may not be the engine, and other machinery placing at tne day from for the past two weeks United States during the year has broke faith with the Populists in workable veins of gold quartz above the new fan house, and if calculations don't Next Tuesday is election day Come placers," and that the existence of paying fail an addition to the house will soon be increased more than $50,000,000. under Ibe and this district when they put out a lodes is as yet "almost entirely a matter of built and an electric motor put in for sup- out home stamp rest assured "Log Cabin"beand go and there will no surmise, because there has not been et The total increase in circulation as Mr. any general exploration for lodes there, at- plying incandescent lights for theusemen more bnnd issues candidate for that office. at while entering Ibe mine and for by Treasury tables has been shown Banks charges that the Democrats tention having been concentrated naturally other places. SHELTON. over one dollar per capita in the upon the easily worked placers, and prosFrom what we can hear of the' situation promised to have no candidate for pecting in the bills being difficult for vaM . C R. Edwards and wife, ot Hearin, mines now on a strike at Central or $96,548,249. These at the pabtyear, magistrate in this district if the rious reasons." City and other points, there is much to visited bis father Mr Wm Edwards yesfacts are not especially encouraging Mr Ogilvie, the Canadian land surveyor say in favor of the men who have laid terday Populists would join them in their stationed in the Yukon district says: "The J Forrest Porter said in his little speech In the firs I down their working tools to the silver cause. primary. This the Populists did likelihood of distress and hardship during place it is stated by those who know what at Hearin that be knew there were peoquestion of the coming winter is were trying lo defeat Democrats have broken supply. There will bea enough to feed,food coal can be profitably sold at, that con- ple wbo prejudice, and to such him just say tracts have been entered into to place coal through as tbay The "Log Cabin" occupies the but the request we publish 4,000 people. If there are 4.500 in the on the market at a price below what is are he holds his nose and bows his bead first position on the ballot and faith. At his country it means starvation for some of paid miners at other points. Next, regular when be thinks of them. I fear J F. will them. The idea of taking in supplies by pay day with some of them have almost be- lose bis breath if he does this, 1 believe If you Mr. Bank's card in this issue. will not be hard to find. The come a thing of the past, and then again there are many wbo are trying to defeat dog train is utterly impracticable. want to keep it in first place on the a good doing. wages as Justice StephenJ. Field, in his best dot's cannot haul forare long distance they have been refused standard the state. him and haveForrest reasons for sotelling a required for paid by the leading companies of I wonder if remembers ticket and in the hearts of the peo- letter to his associates announcing more provisions than driver's use. As to Here we give a gentleman that be, (Porter), would and as appearing in ple, do your duty by going to the his retirement from the bench, their own jlhere their good deal of 'bosh' Oourier journal specialthe strike above the certain is a hardships, re not support S B Erwin the populist canon didate for Governor at the same time be polls next Tuesday and stamping speaks some words of wisdom talked, naturally, by those who know noth- ferred to: was elected to the matter. The climate all of this your vote under that "Log which should interest those Demo ingis of the but men have resided is severe, on aThe coal miners of them district are out (Porter), the same party ticket. State legislain Yukon ture on it true, have been strike. Some What do you think of Mr. Porter's poCabin," which has become dear to crats who have been disposed to for 10 years or more and enjoy perfect for three weeks, while the men of the today." The sche- litical record now? Mr. Porter has bad larger mines went out you. Let no trivial matter inter- listen to the popular clamor about health several opportunities since the Vanders-bur- g for The world's production of nickel is at dule of wages has been higher Some the letter appeared, and touched up his of summer. fere with this duty. what is called "government by in present considerably in excess of the con- winter months than inusual advance the 1st record, to explain to the people but he has sumption. The United Statej produced ibe mines refused the me- this month. Delegations from the dif- never opened ms mould about it; neither 1C77 metric tons of nickel during 189G. of Republicans, don't fail to go to junction." Justice field is a Tuesday. will be for it is too true to try to explain mines here long Democrat. This is what he New Caledonia's product was 2972 tons. ferent decided met demand last schedule awiy. the to They the polls next Tuesday. And then The world's total was 4,603 tons. That increase in taxation during Mr. cents a ton for pick prices of seventy-fiv- e Your vote says: There has been recently a severe car mining, and prices for loading coal mined Porter s term as representative, we know don't fail to vote. As I lookback over the more than a famine on the Louisville division of the by electric mining machines to make the but little about, but Mr Porter said that counts one and is important. third of a century that I have sat on this Illinois Central Railroad and the coal cost of machine mining equivalent to cost ludge Hall, Charley Dorris and Sam What would be the result if every- bench, I am more and more impressed mines on that division have suffered The of pick mining, and a regular pay day and Dixon were the cause and judge Hall said situation is some better but must improve cash payments instead of delayed pay- that Mr. Porter was the cause. body should become careless and with ibe immeasurable importance of this much vet before the operators on that When the committes of the Democratic ments and the store system. say "my vote is only one and court Now and then we bear it spoken of road are relieved of the present embar and the Populist parties met to make the The cars of of a Republican rassment to tbelr business. HANSON. fusion, Mr Porter did actually vote with won't count much I won't go to as an aristocratic feature most democratic the I C seem to b? congested about Chi But it is the Neely Thompson, of Ohio, is visiting the Democrats on two pr more proposieovernment. the trouble to visit the polls?" of all. Senators represent their States, and cago and they have thus far failed to get relatives in Hanson. tions, and all too, against the instructions back on Ibis division its proper quota of We don't Every man who is a good citizen Representatives tbeir constituents, but this the rolling stock. The railroad has lost R. R. Graham, our representative and of tbe'populists committeemen. candidate of County Court Clerk, was in ask the people to take republicans for tbis should miss no opportunity to vote com: stands for the whole country, and as large revenue in this manner from the coal town Tuesday. shippers on this division, and the miners, for what he thinks is right and such it is truly 'of lbs people, by the peo- have lost work. W. D. Brown is at home again after a It has indeed no ple, and for the people.' Dredges to take gold from river beds are two weeks' sojourn in Western Kentucky. best. It cannot appropriate growing in favor. As early as 1885 a compover to lejiilate Lewis Staton, in company with several has gone to from Was Sam SbackJelord here last a dollar of raooey It carries neither the pany was organized to exploit the bed of parties lake in Slaughtersville, for a few days Union county toe the Atrato River in Colombia in this man- Gizers He might biTe bee here partccrjne sworo, out h nixht? outing. declaring ibe law and in that law ner The effort was a failure owing to J, W Slaton made a business trip to defective aparatas or mismanagement, al and he might xive "wawkere Mirgoard wbicb keeps the though it is still thought that the bottom of Evansville last Friday. 11 loasA . lie s he M M Khz.?- - bM the trom that river is rich in gold. ,ibfc c, Mnus Gentry is quite sick; his mother & aMsx to cViiractioa This negative hethtowra or pemixm w has been and sister are getting along fairly well No systematic examination of vett ymtt tA ttutunce, is the only madetbey the Klondike placers and the guess Bob Hawkins bad the misfortune last those nearest to htm, '1&& will produce $00,000,000 in gold week while painting bis house to get a fall that gorernmeat." It is a strengthening: food and i forme," as he ' Jfk$S I hare is merely a guess. which resulted in a broken arm and dis. tonic, remarkable in its flesh-formiAaywzf, Bryaa A. II. Wood, the commissioner of labor located wrist joint. said at Bardsto-waJudge Pratt. In Justice to properties. It contains Cod-Livand inspector of mines of Tennessee, in Frank Wicks, of the Manitou country, said nothing about Sbacklford Dh.A. S. H. Bovn.of Tolu, Crit- bis report for 19S6, just issued, states that visited A. a tew days since. Oil emulsified or partially and the audience thought nothing tenden County, writes the editor every effort has been made to induce the Quite a crowd from here attended the n operators of gaseous collieries in Tennessee Centennial last Saturday. The names so digested, combined with the of him, and if the public has not of Tin. Bee, referring to certain to abandon the Davy lamp for testing the and highly prized as follows: Mrs. far as altogether forgotten him it will do letters written by himself to "a presence of gas in such mines. The in- J. B. we have learned are Sallie and Lula of Lime and Soda, so Ferguson, Misses efficiency of the Davy lamp for this pur- Hobgood and Hattie Goocb, Messrs J B, that their potency is materially so after November 2. Paducah gentleman in Madisonville, Mr. pose and the dangers from it are now well and Dolpb Fowler. recognized, the Tennessee miners per- Gooch Sun. Watwood in which" he "told him sist in their but and refuse belter and safer A meeting conduced by Elder Ligon U increased.' use church at this Vote under the "Log Cabin" a few things about T. J. Nunn, types when offered, says the Engineering in progress at the Christian with two addiand Mining Journal. The commissioner place. The interest is good Make the cross mark right who once lived in this county." first. recommends, therefore, that tho use of the tions. Dr. Boyd assumes full responsi- Davy lamp should be prohibited by a state Last Friday night a sneak thief entered It will arrest loss of flesh and under the "Log Cabin." Then if law, as has been done in the bituminous by a rear door into the bouse of E. L. restore to a normal condition the have friends on some other bility for the contents of those let- mines ot Pennsylvania you Parish and relieved his cupboard of all the ticket for whom you desire to vote ters. He says "I know that Nunn Secretary Bailey, of the Reinickie Coa' good eatables he could find, including a lot infant, the child and the adult. It Arkansas, of preserves and a good beet sleak which back from in addition to those on the Repub- is accusing Judge Pratt of being Co , isimproved inHot Springs,bis sojourn our friend, Ed was figuring on for break- will enrich the blood of the anemic; health by much will stop the cough, heal the irritafast. lican ticket, stamp in the little connected with it, or instrumental there. throat and lungs, and deMr. G. Kunisawa, of Tokio. Japan, is tion of the The new fan house at No. 9 mines has square opposite their names. But in my writing it." And he We cure incipient consumption. been completed and foreman Umstead, in the United States on a visit of inspecbe sure not to stamp under any nounces such charges as "un- with his able assistants and a crew tion of American railway practice. He is make this statement because the the engine other device than the "Log Cabin." founded and untrue," and takes all ot men, have movedthis new bousefrom the First Assistant Engineer of the Imperial experience of twenty-fiv- e ytars has and so Railway of Japan, and has been in Europe old Arnold mins to Be sure you are right, and then tin responsibility' upon himself. nicely was the job done that no interrup- for a similar purpose. Recenlly Mr, Kun- proven it in tens of thousands of Dr. Boyd closes his letter to The tion was caused to the work. At about isawa visiird Pittsburg and held a confer- Cases. Bt tun sou SCOTrS Emuhion, go ahead. If j on uro in doubt, fit Company on 5 o'clock Saturday evening last the engine ence wih the Carnegie under the "Log Cabin" and Bee with this request, "In justice at the old place was shut down and by ten an order for steel rails Steel branch roads 50c. nd $l.oo, U druggists. stamp for SCOTT & BOWNE, ChmUt, Nw York. tto Judge Pratt, please publish." o'clock same evening the machinery was now being built by bis company top- - GEO. R. LYNN. ELI NICHOLS. For Representative. CHARLES R. EDWARDS. For County Judge, J. V. POOLE. For County Clerk, T. T. MORRIS. For County Attorney, DAVID BROWNING. For Circuit Clerk, W. F. TRUSTY. For Superintendent of Schools, MISS LIZZIE HERRON. For Assessor, G. H. BRYANT. For Jailer, t- Ngry"; I so v 'p b a o ?e -- Sb 2 vi 3 ImERUNffNEWST "'I Inter-Oceani- '. ' m.v Enormous sums have been expended within the last twenty years for the rebuilding of German railway stations: Frankfort spent $8,750,000! Cologne, Hanover, $5,000,000; Mainz,, $4,500,000; Dusseldorf, $4,000,000; Munich, $4,000,000; Halle, $3,500,000; Hot, $1,550,000; Erfurt, $1,540,000 On account of the drouth, the L. & N have been compelled to baul water from the Ohio river to Hopkinsville to supply the taok there. Foreman O'Brien, of the Earlington shops, has been rushed with work lately, so great is the demand for coal cars that bis men scarcely have time to repair them before loading. Mr. Hall wbo is at work in the shops here, met with a painful accident last Saturday, by having the end mashed off one ot bis thumbs. Dr. Cbatten was called upon and the wounded member dressed, and no serious result Is feared. Edwin Phillips, wbo is now under the care of Machinist Sheehan says night work don't agree with him, and be is afraid his health will not permit him following it long. Foreman O'Brien has been placed on the citizen's ticket for a member of the council, and only a look at his past record as a councilman is necessary to satisfy anyone but that is that he is worthy of assured as be has no opponent. Foreman Kinney,o(tbe water supply department has been busy of late making improvement that will save water from being wasted at tanks Supervisor Sullivan hat his men along bis division now getting things in shape for the inspection. Thousands ot ties were inspected and taken up last week on the Henderson division and its branches. The excursion train run by the railroad company last Saturday proved to be another big success. To better qualify them for the position they bold, the despatches are taking tbeir turns and each spending about three days out on the road, learning the meeting points and capacity and location of sidetracks. We are told that the Illinois Central is now buying coal at a price less than the cost of production, but the one who sold the coal is the ono to blame. The building ot a railroad through Chil-koPass will be undertaken by the Cbil-koRailroad and Transportation Tacoma. It will be 8 miles long, and will connect Dyea at tidewater with the mouth of the Dyea Canon. Transportation through this canon and across the pass to Crater Lake will be effected by a system of tramways, Ibe contract for which has been awarded to the Trenton, N J., Iron Company, which agrees to have them in operation by June 15.1898 The tramway will be of the Bleichert system. The first one will be 4 miles in length, reaching from the canon to Sheep Camp, with a rise ot 1,000 feet. A second tramway will extend from Sheep Camp to Summit, miles, with a rise of 2,500 fret, and thence to Crater Lake, with a fall ot 500 feet Iron supports will be put in every 100 feet 7 be tramway will have a capacity of 120 tons daily sufficient for the outfits of 200 miners. It is to be hoped that ibe promoters of tbis much needed means of transportation will not encounter any seIt was believed that rious legal difficulties the Interior Department bad the power lo grant permission to run over the public lands, but no provision was made in Ibe in the act of March 3, 1875, for Alaska, as no one then thought that railroads would txsrunln'thc Territory The same state of affairs applies to the tramways, the cable roads, the telegraph and telephone lines e and other enterprises wbicb demand over the public domains. The originators of the enterprises will bo forced to apply to Congress for charters or for legislation that may enable the Interior Department to take charge of the matter. It is probable that Congress will act at once upon these applications for such franchises, but it can do nothing but refer them to Congress for action, and so notifies all those wbo applied Out jf tbe five passes over which routes could be constructed from tbe coast to the interior, three have Scientific been surveyed for this purposa American. ot Com-panj- i m 4? ? 49 J Jo allow us tho pleasure of showing them the latest and most complete assortment of is the anrJearancc our Store makes Every thing is all awb XPilltcr. Spring stuff has either disappeared entire- ly, or taken a back seat. We extend the readers of "The Bei:" a cordial invitation to conic in ond , Clothing, Hats, Men's and Ladies' Underwear, Shots. UHESS GOODS anil c i MI GOODS i c Generally. We want your trade, and if correct Styles, Good Assortment, Lowest Cash Prices, and Polite Attention arc an inducement we shall have it. "Lowest Cash Prices, Quality Considered, Shall Rule." Our force is compascd of the following well known people: . . . 0 o o o o "Mi WJ c o 4? Miss Sallie Browning, o Mr. Ben M. Slaton, 4? i Mr. Clift Pritchett, Mr. Lee L. Kosurk, 49 Mr. W. H. Hall, Jr., Mr. Woopson Browning, i 49 i Mr. Ernest Cox, Mr. M. W. Bniior. 49 0 49 Any one of whom is anxious to sec you. c n M i BISHOP & CO. J Ccrtics,' 49 49 m7fi 49 49 121 West Center St. 49 o c 0 0 0 ft Madisonville, Ky. JUtsscs' a Dilbrcn's IDraps a Specialty. 4 0 0 MONEY BACK, IF YOU WANT IT. c .VVrrv-?crvrT---n THE DIFFERENCE jki I l r in the Quality nml the niuottiit of light produced & K by mi old fashioned TALLOW DIP and nn INCANDESCENT BULB is not more marked than is the difference in appear- tnncc, in style and quality of the Wearing & Apparel made hy 3r VTr-vc -- M. BORN & CO., THE 8RIAT CHICA63 MEtCHART TAILOBS, ana tne worK ot tne mass 01 Tailors. t J Tho Suits and Overcoats of the former era (ino productions ot rollorlriK Art. Wo Guarantee to fit nnd plcrio jron ond oat you n.cnaw 300 CHOICE NEW HATIEnti'J to salect trom. I' ' I: fljST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. I MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package 3i MILLION.. the first'cxperimcntal step in a'jdirection that may lcadca revolution in thetrade7 pas-sig- ) ST. CHARLES Mr. obn Patterson, of Madisonville. was in town Sunday. Mr. John Salmon and Miss Laura Harnett, o( Crabiree, speot Sunday bere. Mr J W Wond. from Greenville, visited friends bere Snnday. Mrs. Albert Henderson is very sick tbis week. Mis. John Menser, wbo has been visit-M- r. James Collins has returned borne. Mr. Clvde M. Nlsbet, principal of tbe St. Charles school, spent Saturday and Sunday iq Madisonville. Miss Yirgie Klusmier, wbo-ba- s been visiting relatives at tbis place, has returned to ber home in Natbville. Mr. John Hobertson and mother, spent Sunday at Hamby Station, the guests of Mr. Demit Woodruff. Masters Barton and Rixie McEuen, wbo arc attending school, at Hopkinsville, came home Sunday to see their parents and friends. Mr Barton Crutcbfield went to Earlington Sunday afternoon. Mr. Oeorge Harlen was thrown from a horse near Underwood, Sunday, and was very Dadiy nun. Mr. Al Drown went to Madisonville last Sunday. Mr. James Fox and family have returned from a visit to tbe Nashville Exposition. J ... A New York eompwir of manufacturing chrmUU, th Mpftni ChrmlnU Company, pUced upon lb market about Htb yran aitu a mnllrlnel Ubl.t or labul " compuanl uf cumreel ijw,lfrd preparation of certain ruedklnal dru which bad been aarer talned 10 1 of mora general uae among nwHlkal men tbaa an other, for tn cur oral letlatlon nfiuchllU common to man aa havit tbelr origin lo an Imiialrwl dlgrjtloa or wrakrneu racltr for aalmllatlng roJ.nbwrUng nourtthmrnt and ellmtnatlrg watte. TIM rataloguo ur nit Included under Ihla lirad U aald to tncludo prettr nearly aterr called Uwu 10 prNcrlbe. In preparing tbelr alanJard dlaraw for which tbe pbralclan reme.tr for tho acceptance, ot the Ainerleau peupfe tbo company laid down tbe principle the blibett grade, that eter) thing entering Into tbe packet ibould beotunimpaired through and ao prepared any eitended aa to iiualltlea Intact and Kd protected tnnr retain IU '""It the cbnlcettilrtiM. 'M'llldjbf uaed. their prereral'SS time aboutdlieln accordance with lheliriicTtrraJrtetbuaTot Hjoueru fa.Ur tnTlMfBari packed In glau, protected l'7 alMorbent cotton, and accurel corked. Krn tbe rorka uami hknlMnofi trade aohub In lu rciulremrnta that no manufacturer of tbeae smalt proportion front bit output that ererr-daatoppen could lupplr moro than would meet ttie exacting pcciricetlona. Tne tlaaa tuI were In turn packed Inlmeaof taoalltr not tu reamed In beauty and perfection of workmanihlpbr tboaeuapd by tbe moat failldloua dealer in jewel, and ornament.orgoia. jiaTingariinrirnuniiana andnererroiuentluglo rary from It, tbe proprietors retorted to tbe accepted modern method, of making their commodity known, and eeren hundred thousand dollar within ne years In newtpaprr adrertiilng lias Informed ercry American cltltrn concerning tbe suierlor and aurprltlng iiuallUe of Rlpans Tabulea. Being thoughtful and painstaking nlxM-re- r of tbe changed conditions that sweep to tiote erery circumstance baring a bearing orer the commercial world, and careful trade, upon tbe surceuf ul prosecution of their the managtr of the company tiare noted Is a present for every article that there approaches anIntlitent demand for a lower price although requiring that universal use, and that the people, the or Cachet everything, resent being called upon to pay bary percentage for superfluou wrapping and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might lt In vears,but Is needless In the case of a purchase Intended to tie consumed In a week. It baa also lierndlsroTrrrd, and proved by tbe testof time and actual experience, qualities to the that theee Tabules do not havemighttendency havelose ot expected. or diminution of ex Inasmuch as, under at first been retlence from exposure that f aroraUe conditions, those tbat have lain loose In drawer, a traveling bag or pocket for several weeks or month are found 10 be practically a fresh and a efflcacwua a Actlng upon those (Ugceitlont. find noting particularly- - the unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers now sold for a cent Instead of the old rate ot five timet Ibat amount, and the general tendency In all directions towant low rate and Increased sales, the company have entered upon tbe experiment of putting up Hlpans Tabulea In pasteboard cartons, which they will offer to the tradeupon terms which will permit of package being sold by the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than ever before adopted for CKNTS-t- cn tabula, or doses, for on half a oral each. a proprietary medlclne-ri- VE Tne company will not discontinue the manufacture and sal In tbe form with whteh the tieoi4e haro learned to know and value the Iltpan Tabulea. but will offer lb cheaper for tho benefit nf such as may desire them. It should bplalnly understood that the quality of tbe medicine I Identical In both sorts, t he only difference being In the form and comparative cost ot packing or putting up. The nvent pack ages are not yet to be had or all dealer, although it it prooabi mat almost any arng. gist will obtain a supply when requested br a customer to do so 1 but In any case a single carton, containing ten tabulea. will be sent, pottage paid, to any address for five cents In stimps. forwarded to the Itlpans Chemical Co.. No. lOBprnce RU New York. Until the good are thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers wilt be supplied at a price which win allow them a fair margin or front, vu.t idnien cartons ror 40 cent. l,lor.rn till rartoru) for l.Jl. ft gross (7M cartont) for lKU3. 3 eroM tJ.OU) cartons) for t'0. Cash with tho order la every cue. ' y NEW ENTERPRISE lit DAILY OVgT 200,000 oj mivtna BATtefAOTtO. They are made of Southern Xroa by Southern "Workmen, who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers. They last longer and make more homes hrtppy than any other Stove on earth. Vlre backs sruaronteed for 15 years. If your Dealer tloea not handlchemTWRlTE FOR CATALOGUE. Woman's Truest Accomplishment. "Several of the great educational pilfer" tcurs lysrd ' poises What is govanl Scott's ptr. it lr Emulsion? ng well-knowHypo-phosphit- yaUr er es WhafWHtitDo? institutions for girls announced this fall, for the first time in their History, classes tor sewing as one of their chief attractions, writes Edward W. Bok in the November Ladies' Home Journal. "The girls ot the fashionable world are joining 'sewing afternoons,' as they are caueu. "wommon sense nas come to tile rescue in pointing out to girls that sewing is an art, and one of the finest of accomplishments In olden times the needle was the pride of the clever maid; none was prouder than she who, with her own hands, could fashion her own dainty lingerie. "The modern girl, in taking up her sewing, only comes back to But they are first principles. sturdy principles to wiiicn she is returning, and she will find them so. It is a small thing which sometimes causes a revolution, and the needle, small as it is, by a general adoption can do much to elevate American girlhood to a pinnacle of usefulness which will win for her admiration the world over. So essentially feminine an art should never be allowed to die out, and when its possibilities, ar' tistic and useful, are better under stood by our girls, their own pride will keep it in its proper place: among woman's highest arts and WJ ,cr &gmWUmfiW&&:lLw::m Ws gaff aaTta'ajkw -- - SSS!t' . I Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co NASHVILLE,' TENN. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Mantels and Orates, Hollowwart, Tinware, Etc. CIAURt IK China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, WOODEN AND WILLQWWARE. Everything necessary ami convenient (or tho Kitchen, Dining; Room, Laundry and Dajry. BICYCLES A y --7S W" up ri V SPECIALTY. truest accomplishments," Subscribe for The Bee t. JJJssij-i- - 7 ,;. tgji J t? JWA .mlmk.M.:' J'-J- csi ' NOTICE. ', 'fW'' "V.fPl'W -- vpr--- .l sr ."F"?" i V.- - ' w t v X MR. BANKS WITHDRAWS. PRATT AND GRASSIIAM Spoke Monday Night to a Fine Audience of Earlington People. BOTH MADE QOOD SPEECHES. Our People Much Impressed With Giassbarr's Ability and Address. "By 3nbustru te Chrto" n; LOCAL NEWS. Ob, now's tho time the hunter tries The partrldga to assail, And peers about until be spies of quail. Ex. The whlrr-abouts When you see a fire, say so. Don't whisper it. Make a noise that somebody can hear and you may save a house for some other fellow who is not on hand to ler for himself. Rev. S. H. Lovelace, hol- the new pastor of the M. E. Church, South, preached his first sermons to his Earlington congregation on Sunday last. The attendance was good. Mr, Lovelace has already made many friends on his new work. to drade Public Road. Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned Commissioneris authorized to let contracts for the grading, ditching and proper draining of the road bed at a certain point on the Madisonville and White Plains road as follows: Commencing at the end of the Flat Creek bridge, thence say Five Hundred yards, more or less, to a point opposite the house of Israel Davis, the road to be built up to a line two feet above the bottom of the ditches on either side, and the proper ditches cut on each side of said road, with draining ditches at proper distances into side road drains. On Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1897, bids will be opened on the ground between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, p, m., and the right is to reject all bids. O. J. Faknsworth, Commissioner. Earlington, Oct. 28, 1897. Bids Wanted Pt Blair Loses a Hou sc and the Widow Cardwell Some Household doods. PROMPT Liberal WORK OF BUCKET BRIGADE. - Subscription for Aid to Rcpilr the Loss-of Mrs. Cardwell. How's This? Rev. R. V. Omcr continues his series of sermons through this We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any Catarrh that week. He is preaching to good cured by case of Catarrh Cure. cannot be Hall's On Sunday sized congregations. & CO , Props., Toledo.O. F.J.CHENEY night he addressed the young men We, the undersigned, have known F. I. Cheney for the last 15 ytars, and beof Earlington, especially. It was him perfectly honorable in not, however, exclusively for men. lieve transactions, and financially all busiable to ness All were invited. carry out any obligation made by their The Red Cross and Templar West & Trimx, Wholesale Druggists, Todegrees of Masonry were conferred ledo, O. Waldino, Kikkan & Marvin, on F. B. Arnold and Warner Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, Campbell Tuesday evening by acting directly upon theisblood and mucous Madisonvillc Commander. Near- surfaces of the system. Price 75c, per ly all the Earlington Sir Knights bottle. Sold by all Druggists Testimo were present and helped in con- nials free. Hall's family pills are the best. ferring the degrees. Engineer Campbell was able to spare just Mrs. C. H. McGary and Miss time enough between trains to take Dona Wood went to Madisonville the degrees. Monday afternoon. A large bull dog, belonging to Mr. Beall, which had grown vicious Yellow Jack Preventative Guard against Yellow Jack by keeping the system thoroughly clean and free frnm rrrm hrir!Inr- - mail-- . f?nnriv falnflrfir uttl i1.iiiu (hit vtt.m and kill all contagious disease germs. firm. v " and threatening to passers by, was f?rarl killed Tuesday morning by Marshal Barnctt, by order of the city authorities. The dog, which had Ben Newman, of Hopkinsvillc, before attacked other persons as they passed Bcall's restaurant, on was here Sunday. Tuesday morning ran out in the Yucatan Chill Tonic middle of the street and attacked The great reliable and popular tonic, Mr. W. A. Toombs, who was passand febrifuge. It breaks the ing on his bicycle, tearing his chill and prevents its return, strengthening trousers and bruising the calf of the patient and gives healthy lone and his leg. This proved beyond vigor without regard to diet. Pleasant to doubt that the dog was dangerous take Price 50c. Warranted at drug "tore, and an order was at once made for Mr. and Mrs. Nick Toombs have his removal. returned from the Centennial. Umstcadjjrall. On Monday cveiiHK-a- t the home ol the bride's parents, Mr. N. W. Umstcad and Miss Bertha Beall were married. Rev A. M. Coe-neperformed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Umstcad arc at home at the residence of Mr. J. C. Beall. n Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns aud all Skin Eruptions, and posiIt Is tively cures Piles or no pay required. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price ajc per box. For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store. A small party of young people went to Pond River on a nutting expedition, Tuesday. They report a gay time, but a scarcity of nuts. Yellow Fever Germs brrad In the bowels, Kill them and you are safe frorri. the awful disease. Casca-rel- s destroy the germs throughout the sys- Oamblin-Tod- d. Sunday evening, October 2., at 7 o'clock, Miss Olcn Todd was married to Mr. W. B. Gjmblin, at the residence of the bride's mother, nr nillcft tvoat-o- f itiiritnfftou. Esquire O. J. Earnsworth performed tho ceremony. Thankful for Aid. JBv ""if' w .tf 1 -7t were suffering wilbcroup when we received a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. List. List of unclaimed letters in the Postoflice It afforded, almost Instant relief. F. A. Thornton, This celebrated remedy is for at Earlington, October 26, 1897: sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Allison, Mrs. Dora; Allise, Miss; Burch-a- George K ng, St. Charles; Ben T. RobinJoe; Blalock. Mrs. Mandy; Drown, son, Mortons Gap. Mrs. Anity; U rant ley. Mrs. Wiley: Baker, Mrs. Alice; Edmunds, Miss Helen; EdMesdarnes E. R. McEucn and monds. Hyson; Eberson, I, Ka; Uagen, R. V. went to Nashville to I.ucinda, Ford, Cbas. N ; Frielen, Annie, Hatcben, Jt.C; Johnson, Willie; Mellon. visit the Centennial yesterday. Miss Annie; Moore, Miss Jessie; Morgan, Yellow Jack Killed. George; McNary, C. K , Orndorff, Richard, l'ratber, Miss Olie; Hash, Miss Cary, Cascarets, Candy Cathartic kills Yellow Rose, Jno ; Rbodman, Miss Lizzie; Hidge, Jack wherever tbey find him No one who Mrs. T; SIsW, Mr. Alex, Tandy, Miss takes Cascarets regularly and systematically Vlnie; Stuart, B B , Watson, Miss Ada, is In danger from the dreadful disease, Whitfield. Mrs. Jim B.; Wilson, Mary Cascarets kill Yellow fever germs in the bowels and prevent new ones from breedA few weeksego the editor was taken ing, toe. 25c. 50c, all druggists. with a very severe cold that caused lnm to What It Means. , It was in a most miserable condition be undoubtedly a bad case of la grippe and When we advertise ibat we will guaran' recognizing has dangerous he took imme- tee Dr King's New Discovery, Electric diate steps to bring about a speedy cure. Bliters, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, or Dr, From the advertisement of Chamberlain's King's New Life Pills, it means Ibat we Cough Remedy, and ihe many good recom- are authorized by ihe proprietors to sell mendations included Iberein, wo concluded these remedies on a positive guarantee, to make a first trial of the medicine. To that it purchaser is not satisfied with resay that it was satisfactory in lis results, is sults, we will refund the purchase price. pulling it very mildly indeed. It acted like These medicines have been sold on this g.magic and the result was a speedy and per- guarantee for many years and there could manent cure, We have no hesitancy in be no more conclusive evidence of their recommending this excellent Cough Rem. great merit, Ask about them and give edyto anyono afflicted with a cough or them a trial. Sold at St. Bernard Drug cold in any form. ''Banner of Liberty," Store. Liberlytown, Md. 25 and 50 cent sizes Farm for Sale. for sale. bySt. Bernard Drug Store, Earl 13 en Koblnson, Mortons Gap; Geo, A. ngton, Fruit and berry farm of 75 acres iiig.sbl. Ltiariej, Mrs. Ellen Cardwell, who lost some of her household goods in Monday's fire, desires The I3ek to Hxnmss her er.ititiido to the rrnrm Mr. Frank N. Henderson, of ache people of Earlington who so readi- Mattoon, III., formerly a resident Minor Accidents. ly came to her aid in her loss and of this city, is here on a visit. He Mr. Jeff Murphy, a young discomfort. Their kindness to the called in to see us yesterday. well known in the social widow will never be forgotten. The first time you feel or see anything circles of "Methodist Hill," trod A Team Knocked tier Down. wrong with your eyes is the right time to on a nail down in the mines a few Eye Salve. use Little J immie Keel, whose home sure Sutherland's Eagle inflammation, It is a days since, and has since that time granand safe cure for is in tho household of Mr. and ulated lids or soreeyes For sale by Si. put in his time contemplating the a narrow es- Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, George pattern of the ceiling paper ol his Mrs. J. E. Day, had bedroom. We hope he will soon cape from serious injury Monday King, St Charles morning. She was standing at the be able to strike the ground a Dr. Wat Rash and Parson Bone, "square deal." tailroad crossing, on her way to n the postofficc, and waiting to make of Madisonville, were n the John I. Morgan, a miner of No. 11, last Tuesday, sure that there .was no train com- city yesterday afternoon. very indiscreetly put his hand being to endanger her, when a man To Cure a Cold In One Day, e driving a team, who was Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. neath a lump of loosened coal. Of the coal turned loose also looking out for the train and Alt Druggists refund the money if it fails course did not see the little girl, drove his to Cure, ajc. For sale by St. Bernard and John turned loose as soon as he could with two fingers pretty team upon her. She was badly Drug Store, Earlington, Ky. did not badly crushed. frightened but not hurt. The guest of swear out loud butJohn Miss Eula Long is everybody in mule knocked her down but she Miss Celeste Moore. the fifty yards of him could hear him crawled quicKlyfrom under and thinking along those lines. At escaped with a 'slightly soiled Croup Quickly Cured. frock. Mountain Glen, Ark, Our children last accounts he was doing finely. gen-tlema- tv well-know- tem and make it impossible for. new ones to form. Cascarets are the only reliable safeguard for young and old against Yellow Jack, 10c. 23c. 50c. all druggists. The fire on Monday, which destroyed a house belonging to Pat Blair, and a part of the household effects of the widow Cardwell was the most quiet affair of ocits kind that has ever curred in Earlington. No steam whistles sounded the alarm as is the custom, and very few outcries of "fire" were heard. It seemed as if most people were afraid they might frighten somebody if they yelled "fire." Nevertheless, the alarm got abroad and a large number of people gathered in time to save all adjoining property. There were several small hydrants in the neighborhood, which furnished sufficient water for the bucket brigade. The hose cart arrived late, owing to the sloth of the alarm, and was not used because all danger of a spread of the flames was past. The fire occurred about 10.45 in the morning, and was caused evidently by a defective flue. There was scarcely a handful of fire in the stove at the time, and it seems that a spark from the breakfast fire DISTRIBUTING DEPOT must have caught above the ceiling and smouldered until it broke out at that time. Established in Earlington by the The loss to the widow Cardwell Standard Oil Company. is severe. She is poor in this world's goods, and, although she saved most of her effects, the loss MR, ISAAC DAVIS IN CHARGE. of any portion is a hardship to her. A representative of the Standard Mr., Blair had $225 insurance. The house is valued at perhaps Oil Company has been in Earlington for some days arranging for S350. The next door neighbors on and putting in a plant that will either side, both of whom had nar- constitute a distributing depot for Mr. row escapes from loss are Nick their oils in this county. Shannon and the widow Clark. Isaac Davis, who has charge of Their only damage comes of mov- of their warehouse here for some ing their household effects. It is time past, will continue to manage not long since Nick escaped the the business. The new equipment consists o( dangers of a railroad wreck and a large iron or steel tank motintc'd now he just misses a fire. The fire occurred in the middle of on brick foundations, which will the morning-anbefore the day was hold 18,450 gallons of oil; a cooper three quarters gone the big hearted shop where the old barrels will be preparaand citizens had contributedjfor the ren a lief of the widow, a cooking stove, tory to being for the delivery of ccal oil two beds and other merchandise, to the merchants of the surroundand $40'in cash. For prompt and sympathetic re- ing towns; and a stable for the sponse to a call for aid to a suffer- teams to be used in this trade. Coal oil will be pumped by hand ing fellowman, commend us to the good people of this prosperous ftom the tank cars on the siding into the big tank, which will hold little city. Mayor Burr wrote and started the contents of three tank cars. The choice of Earlington as a the hst and Mr. Jesse Phillips hustled around with a subscription distributing point is a wise one. Earlington is the center of the paper. A subscription paper was also great mining district of Hopkins circulated among the ladies, upon county and Western Kentucky and all the mines use large quantities which $14.45 was realized. of oils; possesses railroad facilities unequalled and unapproached by Scars on His Neck "Mv little brother had croCnh vary any town in this section; and is badly, but after taking a few bottles- - of connected .with the other importHood sarsapanlla he was cured and no ant towns of the county by the symptoms of Ihe scrofula rrmaiu except a best public roads to be found in few scars on his neck. It has been three the county. years since he was cured by Hood's A hetter selection Miss Alice Perrv, Argentum, than Mr. Kentucky. Isaac Davis as manager of this could not have been Hood's Pills act easily and promptly on business, the liver and bowels. Cure sick head- made. d Will not Stand for Election to the Office of Haglstratc in the Second District. To the Voters of the econd Magisterial District of Hopkins County: Owing to the fact that I know I can not be elected to the office for which Iwasnominatcd by my Populist friends in this district, which is a result of a broken promise on the part of Democrats of said district, to the effect that if the Populists would go into this primary they would put out no candidate in this district for magistrate in opposition to me; but since which they have put out a candidate in violation of their promise not to do so. Therefore, I wish to say to my many friends that, although now my name will appear on the ballot, and at this time unavoidably so from the fact that the ballots arc now printed and hence there is no way to prevent it, and will say to you: do not vote for me for it is useles to make any further ef fort, and I take this method to say to you that I have withdrawn from the race and am no longer a can didate. In conclusion I wish to thank my many friends for the honor they have seen fit to bestow upon me, unsolicited by myself, and beg your pardon for thus stepping down and out and ceasing to be a candidate. William Banks. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral costs more than other medi- r. !lWn.,"JLi. ! ..-A- . H.t.H'N, 0 i,iJ.tnii Jfriurj., ihAi i&.nvA.i dfcuflitti . WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery. w- -3 e esq tank-wago- Hon. C. J. Pratt and Hon. C. C. Grassham addressed the citizens ol Earlington Monday night on the political issues of the campaign, at Masonic Hall. The "St. Bernard Brass Band" filled the air with stirring music at the corner of Main and Railroad streets, and marched to the hall where more music was made before the speaking began. A good crowd was present and, what was better, tliost who made up the audience seemed to possess far better staying qualities than are usually found in a political meeting. The secret of all this is easily found, however, in the strength and ability of the tw6 speakers of the evening. Scarcely anybody left the hall during the evening except a few small boys. Mr. Grassham spoke first. In fact it was his appointment, JudgcPralt and the other candidates pres'ent insisted that he make the principal speech of the evening. The impression made by Mr. Grassham upon his hearers was most favorable, and only complimentary comment could be heard on all sides after the meeting adjourned. Mr. Grassham is versatile, logical, strong in argument, earnest, courteous and pleasing address; and whatever else may impress his hearers they cannot but realize that if he is elected to the office of Commonwealth's Attorney he will be able to take care of the duties of that office. Mr. Thos. E. Finley, candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, introduced Mr. Grassham. Judge Pratt was introduced by Mayor Burr. The Judge made a brief talk which was listened to most attentively. He dealt briefly with the money question and the tariff and spoke of his own campaign. The people congregated rather late and the lateness of the hour prevented Judge Pratt making a longer speech. Grassham caught the colored men by storm and they unanimously and heartily cried out, when the question was put as to who they wanted for prosecuting attorney, "Grasshaml" Charlie Grassham is a good hand at story telling, too, and he convulsed his hearers with several amusing but clean anecdotes. There were a few ladies present in honor of the speakers. Mess. Geo. R. Lynn, candidate for sheriff, and William Beard, candidate for county attorney, were the other candidates present- cspec-ially.an- d cines. But then It cures more than other medicines. Most of the cheap cough medicines merely palliate; they afford local and tempoAyer's Cherry rary relief. Pectoral does not patch up or palliate. It cures. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. & TJ"T'"T'" l"T:''"T'B"T11" " l X '"' "S "V'T" 7-- " Z 7--" X "7 rTP?TP VVP P P Q? G 66 6rW 1907 Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, and every other cough, will, when other remedies fail, yield to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral It has a record ol 60 years ot cures. Send for tho "Curobook" fros. H " ffr f& .! J. O. Aver Co.. Ziowoll. Mass. J CLOAKS AND CAPES! wiv'ir'Hwn'MiH j w trnnii!iiswnr On ! "A Monday and Tuesday, 8lh and 9lli : fliners at Work. Owensboro, Ky., Oct. 25. The report of the damage to the Hawes-vill- e Coal Company's mines, near Hawesville, by the recent cave-in- , A was somewhat overstated. bulkhead has been built and the water pumped our, and there are now thtrty-nv- e men nt work. This force will soon be increased to eighty. November go Ttie St. Bernard Coal Co. WILL DISPLAY A GREAT VARIETY OF fe f 8f Scarlet Fever Scare. Lancaster, Ky., Uct. theria are in town. Mayor Kin- naird's youngest daughter was stricken with fever last night Garrard College and other schools were ordered closed to prevent a (Special.) Scarlet fever and diph- 25. spread. Two men were killed and five in jured in an accident on the Port land, Gre., electric railway. Taylor Delk, the notorious Ceorgia outlaw, was sentenced to the penitentiary for life. HOW TO FIND OUT. 4Q& jiuii . AT . 0 l l 0f 40 40 "Hard TimB" PriGBS. ffr ffr "N Coughs, colds, pneumonia and fevers may be prevented by keeping the blood pure and the system toned up with Hood's Sarsaparilla. IN JUSTICE TO JUDGE PRATT. Dr. A. 5. Assumes All Responsibility for LetH. Boyd, Fill a bottle or common water glass with hours; urine, and let it stand twenty-fou- r a sediment or setting indicates a diseased When urine condition of Ihe kidneys. stains linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble. Too frequent desire to unn ate or pains in the back, is also convincing proof that tlio kidneys and madder arc out ol order WHAT TO DO. THEY TOOK SHOES, There is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr Kilmer s bwamp root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every Two Negroes Walk out of Cren- wish in relieving pain in tbe back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary ft corrects inability to hold oassases. shaw's Store with two Pairs urine and scalding urin in passing it, or ot Shoes. bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to get up many of the Shoes times during tbe night to urinate. One of the Thieves and all The mild and extraordinary etiects 01 swamp' Captured bv Sain Lanil- Hoot is soon realized. It stands tbe high' est for its most wonderful cures of tbe most distressing cases. If you need a medicine Tuesday evening about 8 o'clock vou should have tbe best, bold by drug two young negro men walked into gests, price fifty cents and one dollar. For the store of James Crenshaw and a sample bottle and pampniei, ooin sent uu uhu hid iree looked around for awhile without your uy man. iucumuu address to Or. Kilmer full postoQice making any purchases, acting & Co.. Binghampton, N Y. The proprierather strangely. As the last one tors of this paper gaurantee tbe genuine disappeared out the door Mr. ness ol tbis oner. the latest novelties from Cheapest to Best, and the most fastidious can be pleased at. The line will embrace all $6 Jf l $0 Fair anil Honest Prices' Don't be in a hurry to Buy, wait and get the latest i and best on the $0 market. lf ! uc m ters He Has WRITTEN ABOUT AIR. NUNN. four-mul- Utter Omt King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do not permit the dealer to sell you some substitute. He will not claim there is anything better, but In order to make more profit be may claim something else to be just as good. You want Dr. King's New Discovery because you know it to be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to do good or money refunded. For Coughs, Colds, Consumption and for all aQectioqs of Throat' Chest and Lungs, there is nothing so good as is Dr, King's New Discovery, Trial bottle free at St. Bernard Drug Store. Regular size 50 cents and $1,00. Mrs. Lillian Beall and daughter returned to their boma at Cedar Rapids Monday, accompanied by Miss Mabel Beall. There Is Nothing So Good. There is nothing just as good as Dr. The Woman' Friend. know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there is nothing to supply tho place of German Mrs, J P. Meneness, Liver Powder." Springfield, Ohio. "I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia, and other liver troubles, and would not be without It." Miss Jennie Green, Aniline. Tex. "Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver complaint. I bad relief before I bad taken one bottle. It did me more good than all medby physicians." Mrs. icine prescribed John Campbell, Jeflersonville, Ind. "I Are you a subscriber Bee? You should be. for sale, or trade forvEarhngton See' J. S. McCully, to The property. Madisonville, Ky. Harry Keiler.of Nashville visited friends here Sunday, Dr Bell's Peppermint Cbill Tonic cures chills and makes you well again. It rids Si V. ;abca? aEdlotely guaranteed i?,: mm CATHARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION ALL ....-- - t you of having them and builds up your lake and pives strength. It is pleasant-tyou a warm, delightful feeling all over, instead of the miserable shivering. It Is good for the stomach peppermint is the best thing in the world for the bowels. Avoid bitter quinine pills that may make you deaf, and have always at hand a bottle of Dr. Bell's Peppermint Chill Tonio. It's guaranteed. For sain by St. Bernard Drug Earlington; George King, St. Store, Charles IlDUGCim i The colored people of Earlington held a large and enthusiastic political 'meeting here last night. Wm. Killebrew. of Earlington, and W. H. Ross, of Madisonville, were the speakers of the evening. Thc following letter irom Dr. A. S. H. Boyd, of Crittenden county, is published at his request in the closing sentence: "In justice to Judge Pratt, please publish." A certificate also appears in our editorial columns, signed by twenty-four citizens of Crittenden and Livingston counties, attesting to The letter Dr. Boyd's character. is addressed to the editor of The Bee, and is as follows: Tolu, Ky., Oct. 22, 1897. Mr. Paul M. Moore, Earlington, Ky.: Some time ago I wrote a gentleman in Madisonville, Mr. in which I told him a few things about T. J. Nunn, who once lived in this county. I made some charges in that letter for which I am personally responsible. I know that Nunn is accusing Judge Pratt oj being connected witli it, or instrumental in mv writing it. Such charges against Judge Pratt are unfounded and untrue; he had nothing either ilirectly or indirectly to do with it und all such nccusi A Victim of Circumstances. tions are false. I wrote that letter "Why did you leave Kentucky?" and made the charges therein of ot my own will and desire and she asked. "1 am the victim of cnctim stand responsible for its contents. In justice to Judge Pratt please stances. You see, I had quarreled with the editor of the other paper A. S. II. Bovi). publish. . published in the town where I was located, and after considerable To Cure a Cold in one Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. badinage he acknowledged that he All Druggists refund the money if it fails had been in the wrong. Not being to Cure. 25c. used to their ways, I was fool enough to write an article explainHanson School. backdown, and headed it Hanson is"in it," educationally. ing his in the county is Griscom Takes Water.' Then net The best house rival editor, but all his being erected. A strong faculty, only mybegan arming themselves. by Prof E. McCulley, is in friends headed how 1 come to be up here." charge. The courses of study are That's Cleveland Leader. not excelled by the average college or normal. You can be suited in Whenever Mr. Gladstone catchTuition only $2 per es cold he at once goes to bed. studies. Board $8 to $9. For This has been his rule for fifteen month. elegant catalogues, address .E. years. It is an interesting fact not McCully, A. M., Principal, Han-co- generally known that he wrote his Ky. election address announcing the of Parliament in 1894 The King of Siain has con dissolution in heil. demned a member ot his suite to be executed for a breach of eti Frauds aggregating thousands of committed quette recently at dollars in Chicago water depart Lisbon ment are being investigated. . Wat-woon, Crenshaw noticed something peculiar about the pose of his coat tail, and, his suspicions . being already aroused, he picked up a lamp and walked to the front of store. In passing the shoe counter he noticed that there were two pairs of cheap shoes gone out of a box that had just been opened. He reported to officers Cal Morgan and Sam Lamb, who began a search at once. Lamb found the two negroes and one pair of shoes near number nine mines, but one of the thieyes broke away and escaped. He landed the other in jail, then wen back and found the other pair of shoes under a freight car. The value of the shoes is Si. 25 a pair. The negro who was captured is Jim Green, of Hopkinsville, according to his story which is believed, and he and his pal have been about Madisonvillc for some time past. After the robbery they went into the railroad yard to find a train on which to leave town. Green refuses to tell who his pal is. Green is wanted in Hopkinsville to answer for a graver charge than petit larceny and Marshal Barnctt, at the request of the Christian county authorities, took the prison erto that place yesterday evening. mwwww HBI j 4 it H TO JKSIEAMIFaiIdyouii COAtBUSDOWii : m loooYoBlsS (Qi &f r DONT FAIL TO U5E X. iitjfei""1 am 1.. nm " nAIIVrADAr.lTY-wkiili-u-k d ! mm -- i' H "t""111 LsUv-S- 5. 90 KZf u 80 30 PRICES & ScWh REFERENCE fS HiEal vST COAL the BEST STEM US A SEND THE MARKET. ORDEFtAIlD YOU WILL -& on TRIAL UJSE HO LV iH,oK'- OTHER ORDERS PROMPTLY FH.LED gfa m "" . ure J WW - wv'f CATlSFAflTlorf GUARAHTEED "J HHmtf- ll r ' s.HHHHHHHHHBHssVsMHMHMH 3 '!7Alhuf .sssffB 1 ." " - mum., . P r iHsxn&j A i hm tt - .t 7? .s z'-- . ,aw ; r,- -' ! PTTtk -tr .. fcswJW1' V r . . THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON V, FOURTH QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 31. 13-5- ' christianjendeavor. TO MEN ONLY 1 1fc j- f- - b if 5 i. I ..t I i Toplo Tor the Week Itcglnning Oct. 34. Sam Jones Preached nt HenderComment by Iter. S. II. Doyle. Tone Confessing Christ beforo men; why son last Thursday, and 5,000 (A Rom. x, nnd how. John xll, meeting for especial thought of the associate were Present. 0 Actsxxvll, Mcin. members and the unconverted.) Text nT the Henderson, Ky., Oct. 22. Sam This topio appeals especially to tbo 3 Oulilcu Text, Acta 017 Verses, nssocinto nienibtrB. It appeals to all Jones preached to fully 5.000 men xxvll, S3 Commentary by tlio Iter. 1. M. who bellovo in Christ, but who have and boys last night. At the outINCORPORATED. Stearns. not confessed Him as Lord beforo tho set of the meeting he said, "My ID. "And when tlio south vlnd blew world. Sotno people hold tlio opinion friends, you can hardly realize the softly, supposing tlint the; hiul obtained that nil who really believe will confess marvelous revelation of this auditholr purpose, loosing thenco they Milled Christ. This is a mistake I firmly that many people sincerely believe ence tonight." And it "was true. closo by Crete." Paul, with Artatnrohus, iu Jesus Christ who will not confess Henderson never saw such a cona former fellow traveler, and nfterward n follow prisoner (Acta xlx, SO; Col. lv, 10), Him, nt least by uniting with His church gregation of men to hear the gosMen were there is now at 60a on his way to Rome. They or in a publio way. Wo havo Scripturo pel preached. touobod at SIdom and thonco near Cyprus authority for tho belief that men may from all over the city, the county to Myra on the sunlnlnml of Lycla, In Asia bcliovo in Christ nud yet not confess and adjoining counties.' Minor. There ho was transferred ton ship Him. John tells us that "nmong tho The speaker took for his text, of Alexandria bound for Italy, and after chief rulers also many believed 011 Him, "Escape for thy life." He began ? many days of slow sailing rounded tlio cast but becanso of tho Pharisees they did end of Croto and reached tho Fair Havens, not confess Him, lost thoy should be put by saying if a preacher were going on tho south coast of Crete Hero they out of tlio synagogue, for thoy loved tho to preach such a sermon to him he spent much time, until Paul advised them three questions, moro than the prnisojaf would ask him not toonturo farther on account of tho praiso of men : season, but tho master and owner nnd tho God." Mnny today bolievo iu Christ, namelj A. M. CARROLL, Manager, 201 N Cherry Street, Nashville, Are you posted on the subject R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer Mouse, Broadway, Paducah, majority advised to try and reach tho port but do not confess Him. Somo think it of Phenlcc, a llttlo farther west In Crete, is not necessary to mako n publio pro- you are going to discuss? Tennessee. Kentucky. nnd winter thorc. So with a light wind fession of their faith, somo nro too Do you mean kindly what you S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, thoy started, keeping as near tho land 'ns timid, somo feel their personal say to me? possible. Paul is in tho hands, humanly somo that they may not bo Memphis, Tcnn. Kentucky. uo you uvc up to wiiat ou speaking, of thoso who know not God, but nblo to represent Christ properly, and ho is roally in tho hands of God nnd can A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. afraid of tlvo opinions of preach? sonic, nliu, aro trust Him to manago. "You people," said the speaker, U, IB. A mighty wind from tho land others, liko tho rulers of old. Louis, Building, J. W. All beliovcrs should confess their be- "can answer the first question after nroso ngnlnst which thoshlp could not bear For the BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. and they wero compelled to let her run lief. Nothing should keep us from con- you have heard me talk. tip, beforo It. Was thlsof Ood or tlio devil that fessing Christ if wo renlly bcliovo iu second, I will say I bear malice they wero thus driven out to sraf Wo know Him. Thero is no just reason for not towards no man. Find a man who that satan is tho prince of tho power of tho doing so. Thero nro many splendid reauirnnd that ho caused tho wind that blew sons why wo should: 1. Christ expects sajs I bear malice towards him, down tho houso upon Job's children and us to confess Him beforo the world. Ho you bring him up here and I will rkilled them f.Tobi, 12. 10), but bo could not requests it of us. Ho attaches tho prom hug him. Find a woman who says God condo it without God's permission. ise of blessing to the command to con- the same and bring her up here trols tlio nngcls who control tho winds, and oven tho stormy wind fulfills His word fess Him. Christ's wish should bo law and I will send for my wife and let (Bov. vil, 1; Pa. cxlvlll, 8). Wo must seo to believers. What Ho wants us to do her hug her for me. As for the God alone. wo should do. Ho wants ns first to bo- last question, I say go to my home, Under tho lievo niul then to confess Him. Confes10,17. Tho storm Increased. send a committee "down to Carters-vill- e loo of tho Island of Clauda they gut tho sion should bo tho natural nnd logical and see what my people have which had ovldcntly small boat on board result of faith. When wo beliovo in tho been towing astern. They somehow under-gir- d to say about me, and if I don't with tho tho ship, then lower the sail and lot heart, we should confess stand any better there than you do her drlvo under baro poles. What about mouth. 2. Wo should confess Christ for here I will stop talking about peotho condition of the passengers nincng tho tho benefit of others. All have nn infin-enc- o 270 souls on boardf (Vcrso37.) Sallcrsnro in tho world. Our inflneuco should ple. It's prevalent talk that I was not supposed to feel anything, never to bo for Christ if wo believe in Him. It given S500 to come here and talk know they aro sick till they aro dead, but will not bo unless wo confess Him. By for a certain candidate for mayor. many ordinary pcoplo do get awfully sick silent lovo nnd silent faith wo cannot You know you are lying like a dog. In n storm. This must havo been n sad ship. And yet thoro wero somo on It very exercise nn influcnco for Christ. Our I didn't know you were going to very silenco will speak against Christ. dear to tho Ixird Jesus. 8. Wo will want Christ to confess us have an election until I came here. 18, 10. "Exceedingly tossed with n tempest." Well, there is no use to say a word when wo stand beforo tho bar of God. You can't hire Sam Jones, I never about this unless you havo been in such Ho has promised to do so if wo confess championed a candidate in my circumstance!) yourself. It was a bad case, Hint iu tlio world. How can wo expect life." High-price- d and many doubtless wished that there was it if wo neglect or refuso to confess The first division of the sermon no moro sea (Rev. xxl, 1). Yet oven under Christ now? was discussed under the caption such circumstances tho Princo of Peace can How should wo confess Christ? First of profanity. The speaker said control ono's heart. In health or sickness, llfo or death, wo can bo quiet in His lor-J- of nil by uniting ourselves with Christ's swearing was a very great evil. "If church. It is in this way that wo caro. ourselves Christians. Then upon you arc a profane swearer," said 30. "AH hopo that wo should bo saved was then taken away." Surely they wero every occasion given by word nud deed, he, "you lack that much of being You cussing men, at their wits' ond (Pa. evil, 37), or, as in by testimouy nud by lifo wo should con- a gentleman. tho margin, "All their wisdom was swal- fess Christ'. Our torefies and our lives listen to mr If you will swear lowed up." Tho caso was, asfaras human should testify to tho world that we you will steal. You steal happi makes eyes could see, utterly hopeless. It ness from your home when you ono think of tho sinner having no hopo havo been with Jesus. Biblo Readings Math, x, 33, 33; swear in it. You know the differand without God in tho world (Kph. 11, Luko ix, ence between stealing Mark viii, 13), or.asinRora.v, 0, "without strength." xvi, and cussing. xxiii, xii, 8. 0; xviii, But thcro is a Saviour for tho lost, and only viii, There's a sheriff, court and jail in for such. Ho said, "I camo not to call tbo John ix, 22; Acta ii, one and nothing in the other. I righteous, but sinners, to repentanco. " II Tim. ii, 12; I John i, 21. "But after long nbstlncnco Paul knew a man once who was an awii, 23; iv, 2, 3. stood forth In tho midst of thoni." They ful swearer. He married a good DESTROYED BY FIRE. HORRIBLE DEATH. live. That is very good as a thehad fasted for 14 ilaya (verso 33), and must TIME TABLE I. C, R. R, havo felt forlorn indeed nnd ready for n Sam Jones at Henderson Some woman. She could not break him. ory. But thousands of instances Finally he came in and asked if the word of comfort from nny ono who might of His Sayings. (Effective May 6, 1897.) $20- havo it for them. Kono but God could Asylum Patient the Victim of a prove the contrary; that the tlieory damned dinner was ready. She South Carrollton Visited by a NORTH nOUND. will not work out in practice. Haphelp or comfort them, nnd His servant is Character should be above world- told him no, the damned cook was 000 Conflagration Peculiar Accident. ready to bo tho messenger. Ho is tho Fa- ly honor. piness depends upon the growth of Lv NewOilrans No. . .No. a jm No . ftjapm 9x0 gone and hell was to pay. That Central City, Ky., Oct. ther of mercies and tbo God of nil comm (Hopkinsville Kenluckian ) the people who arc parts of it. Lr. Mnnptiii . . 7:;o a m tt.ij ppm 6.001m It is as religious to take a cry- broke that man. Your wife has as (Special.) South Carrollton, 25. I.. Fulton . . imp in J 10 fort (II Cor. i, 0), but wo cannot fully three I.v. l'adncah p in l.ijaro 8.00 am Walter Hahn, a patient in the People who stop and stagnate arc I.T.Princeton t:jj it or Him till wo get Into strait ing baby from an audience as it is much right to swear as you. miles north of this place on the (.40 pm 1 in 937a places. True happiness Lv. Nottonvlll. .. j.jopm J:j5s a m 10 50 a ra to pray. in "Look at these little cussers O. & N. railroad, suffered from a Western Asylum, from McNary, never happy. Lr. Central 33. "And now I exhort you to bo of Muhlenberg county, met his death thrives on what it feeds upon. Let Ar. LouliWIleCltj ... 1055 p m 4 igin u:i)pm of around this town. If I was runThe right has got the right pm heavy fire yesterday. The flames Friday night, or early ):i)pia good cheer, for thcro shall bo no loss of 6:40 am am Saturday stagnation enter into two lives.and Ar. Cincinnati nny man's llfo among you, but of tho way. ning a soap factory in hell and you originated in the Mason Hotel, SOUTH HOUND. Nowhere except among liypo- - were to bring me one of their car- burning it; also W. P. Whitmer's morning, in a pccculiar and hor- happiness becomes stagnant and ship." Ho emphasized it by adding, No. tot. No. 20J. No. 111. But let our lives be Lr. Cincinnati. "Thcro 6hall not nn hair fall from tho crits has infidelity flourished. 1:55 pm casses, I'd tell you to take it, I've livery stable; Mrs. Jeff Neal, mil- rible manner. Ilahn was subject unhealthy. I.v. Lonltville. bead of nny of you," and ho took bread m am to epileptic fits and was seized filled with do- I.t. Central Cltjr. . 8 15 a in 7.05 p m '40 p m a man ain't fit for any- got nothing to deodorize it." When a m 10:49 p linery store; J. N. Reed grocery, with and gnvo thanks to God In tho presence of rsj one in the night and in the mestic pleasure, with that germ of Lv. Noitonville . . am thing else in Kentucky, they send i m rj4 p in 35). them all nnd began to cat (verses 84, and J. D. Wheeldon, groceries. convulsions 10 la am t.r. Princeton. am that the at- evolution that springs from the 23. "For thcro stood by mo this night him to the legislature. l'adncah .tltopm 1.37am 6.13 pm A Notable flarrlage. The cause of the fire is unknown. tack he rolled out followed bed and hearthstone, and the happiness Lr Fulton Lv, 1 15 I'm j jo a 1.1 8.00 pm nnd whom I of the tho nngel of God, whoso I am My preaching is like Castorin, 7.03 pm 710am Sir Edwin Arnold, poet and ed- The loss is between $15,000 and while unconscious fell with his which springs from those elements Ar. Memphis Borve." Tbla nnd tho noxt two verses nro Ar. New Orleans. t.toam 700am children cry for it. mo tbo very heart of this lesson. Tako the with but little insurance. face in a slop basin by the to itor and author of "The Light of $20,000, All trains run ilallr Nos. 301 and 104 is purer, sweeter and more satisfy- Vesllbuled trains, pinttchKas llptiir.l. ara solid side of If you are a Christian you are a Asia," was married words, "God, whoso I am," nnd think tho with Pullin London the bed and was stifled or drowned. ing to our natures, our minds and man lluflct Sltepert and I'ree Reclining Chair His property, which millionare in both worlds. of what Is included. Cars between Cincinnati and New Orleans. Trains Burglary Guthrie. Saturday, the 16th inst., to a JapHo will certainly caro for, His child, whom A man and wife were sot and so alto run solid between Cincinnati and He was found with his face still in our souls A man will leap over bulwarks anese lady. The ceremony took Ho will certainly sco to, loved by tho Lord Iln3cl Clarksville, Tenn., Oct. 25. the basin and had evidently been-dea- made to abide together in insepar New Orleans, carrying Pullman juncilon Sleepers. to find his way to hell. Direct connections mad at all points. Jesus as tho Fat nor loves Him (John xv, Mathias' Church, in Burglars at Guthrie, Ky., entered able lives, and as new elements for some time. You may laugh at religion and place at St. of A. II. HANSON, C. P. and T A. 9), bought with tho precious blood of the presence Sir Edwin's brother the store of S. Levy and stole a The body was sent by rail to come into that union to sweeten Christ, and thcreforo ns precious to God ns scoff at the preacher but you are that blood is; a part of Christ Himself, n pushing the battle too far and will and the Japanese .minister and lot of cutlery, fifteen or twenty Muhlenberg county Saturday for antl hallow it, the abiding place, their wives. The bride was brought gold rings, several watches, chains interment. member of His body. Wo need not hesi- certainly bite the dust. Hahn was about 50 some corner in this big world tate to say, "Tho most high God, tho posfrom Japan and was educated in and other jewelry. There is no years old, and had been in the which they can call their own, their Brother you don't know when England. Her name has not been sessor of heavon and earth, owns mo," nnd clew. TO asylum about twelve jcars. II is very own, where everything around PER DAY. tako nil tho comfort thcro is for us. Then you are throwing away your last 31-3- HSrtHHHHHHrtSHHHrtHrtHrtHrtrtHHHltHjrtrtIHrt I I ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY I Miners and Shippers of if brmrffETifl QQAL AND COKE. l.cii imy luii, ETMMi:M.4.M r xx: t "AMMl vniuc, jie;iii;rai s Branch Offices. JOHN T. HESSER, Hauscr LTa i.. f ttlUltMUUU rvcnLUCiiy. 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You Are Going PUACHAC TICKCT VI West; TNC n:pm . nit . at lomtviuc AND 4 nabhviuc tCCUna r. n. GRAND HOTEL, $1.50 $2 Proprietor. consider "whom I serve," nnd remember that wo cannot servo God nnd Mammon; neither can wo servo Christ and plcaso men (Math, vl, 21; Gal. 1, 10. 24. "Saying, Fear not, Paull Thou must bo brought beforo Ctcsar, and, lo, Gc4 hath given thco all them that sail with thee." This is n confirmation of the Lord's testimony to him in Jerusalem "Thou must bear witness at Homo" (chapter xxlli, 11). Tho Lord's "musts" nro as suro ns God Himself, whether "ye must bo born again" or "nil things must bo fulfilled." Every purposo of tbo Lord 6hnll bo performed, and all His thoughts shall como to pass (Jor. II, SO; Isa. xlv, 34). It was tbo I,ord's purposo thai Paul should bo His witness at Romo, and thcreforo it was as good as dono, although in this storm everything seemed against It. How blessed nro tbo "fear nots" of God from tho first ono in Gen. xv, 1, to tho Inst in Revelation I His perfoct lovo casts out nil fear, and tho soul that rests in Him can truly say, ".What tlmo I nm afraid I will trust in Thie." "I will trust and not be afraid." 26. "Whercforo, sirs, bo of good cheer, for I bellovo God, that it shall bo oven as It was told me." Verso 41 bays, "And so it enmo to pass." Whatever God says Is as suro ns if it had already como to pass, so wo should say continually", "I bellovo God." The first "bellovo" in tho Bible Is in Gen. xv, 0, whero it is said of Abraham, "Hobo-Move- d In tho Lord, and Ho counted it to him for righteousness." It might bo literally translated "Abraham amened God," or said amen to God. So did Jeremiah long afterward. Sco Jcr. xi, 5, in tho margin. It becomes us to bo over saying "Even so, Father," or, ns Mury said, "Ho It unto mo according to'lliy word." 20. "Howbelt wo must bo cast upon n certain Islandr" Thero must havo boon n good renson for that also or it would not havo been so. It is written in EzeU. xlv, 23, "Thou 6halt know that I havo not dono without cause all that I havo done In it, salth tbo Lord God." Everything iu tho llfo of a ohlld of God is beforehand arranged for God's glory and his highest good. Let ns not seek to introduce additions of our own, but bo content with His plan. - . EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS. ii divulged. opportunity. Ever since Ins residence in Japan The most manly thins nian some years ago, Sir Edwin has ever did was to surrender himself freely expressed his love for Japan to the Lord. and its people, and it is no surprise that he has married a woman Endeavorer Convention. from the Orient. Owensboro, Ky., Oct. 25. The Sir Edwin has never come out Endeavor definitely on the question of his Owensboro Christian convention begins to look like a belief in Buddhism, but it has big thing as the time draws hear, been said that he put more in "The and the committees find that they Light of Asia," than his mere adwill have a larger attendance to miration for Buddhism. In almost handle than they at first antici- all of his writings is found the Oripated. The delegates will begin ental spirit, or the mystic touch of to arrive on the early nigkt trains the far East. During his stay in Thursday, and the last of them Japan, the Emperor expressed his will probably be in by Friday at admiration for the poet, by investnoon. The First Presbyterian ing him with the order of the RisChurch will be the distributing ing Sun, and gave him the dignity point, from which the delegates of "Chokunin" of the empire. He will be conducted to their homes is endeared to the Japanese, who by pages. will feel signally honored by this alliance with the Western expositor Sam Jones Going to Owensboro. of Buddhism. Oct. Owensboro, 25. Sam His Fifth Marriage. Jones will begin another big revival in Owensboro January 2 at Hopkiusvule, Ky., Oct. 25. the large auditorium of the new (Special.) James M. Cayce, an Third Baptist church. Owens influential South Christian planter, boro churches will begin a joint aged seventy, and Miss Ella preliminary campaign immediately Johnson, a popular Beverly viafter the State Christian Endeavor cinity girl, aged twenty, will meeting. marry this afternoon. It is the groom's fifth matrimonial venture. approach of cold weather is The ending the strike of coal miners in Diphtheria Epidemic. I he operathe Jelhco district. Elkton, Ky., Oct. 25. (Spc-ciators refuse to recognize the union, of In the neighborhood and will only take the men back as In most cases con- Daysville, four miles south of this individuals. cessions have been made by the place, diphtheria is now prevailing. The trustees have had the operators. public school dismissed for two weeks. About six cases are reported. l. Immigration and Cheap Labor. (Black Diamond.) brother came after the body. Ironical lis. (Chicago News ) them speaks of the husband's energy and the wife's achievement. That is home. A. WORLOY, of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. The Maximum Jules, Tuac and oil other Information will Of all the immigrants to Hi is country last year 72 per cent, were crowded into four States New York, Illinois, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania and all of the undesirable portion was dumped among this 72 per cent. The moneyed and better element went West, and those with no means settled down as close to their landing place as possible, t where cheap labor could obtain employment, the mines and mills in the States named affording opportunity for thousands to crowd out the better-paiAmerican workmen. No doubt the recent troubles in the bituminous and anthracite coal regions, which has brought the alien population with its illiteracy and pauper condition prominently before the public will incite the American people to demand of congress the early passage of the Lodge immigration bill, with its educational test, which was vetoed by Cleveland, and which was the most unpopular act of the closing administration. Had the bill been passed last year 45,000 of the most undesirable immigrants would have been debarred entrance to this country. d be cheerfully furnished by If you want a thing well done (Sur olofed C.'P. ATMORC,V.., tell the waiter to bring it rare. If kissing went out of fashion, Or by unsTtus, Kr. All communication! and mitten of newi no girl would care to be considered ttlning lo this column ibonld be iddreued to per Mortox-i- ' Geo. AttiADi, Eirlmctoo, Kr. stylish. If some women were to cast their Thero will be a calico entertainment gi ven bread upon the waters it would ob- by tbe S. M. Always on hand a full and complete stock of T.'s, Oct. 30, at tbe colored struct navigation. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Masonic Halt. Admission 10 cents. Mrs. If a man would live to a ripe old Alice Hughes, Chairman Committee. and TOILET ARTIage all he has to do is to keep right Miss Paralee Hay and Mrs. Carrie AlexCLES PAINTS AND OILS, on living. If men were built like pianos ander visited in Nashville last week. PrtYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS there would be more square and Mary Pendleton and Maggie Edmonds CAREFULLY COMPOUNDEd. upright people in this wicked visited friends at Paducah this week. world. Mrs. Kddie Hines is on the sick list. If a man has the right stuff in Christian Endeavor meets at half past THE him it is bound to come out. That's three every Sunday afternoon. All are what makes some men's noses so inviled. red. Fifth Avenue Hotel, Rev. G. II. Walker was fn Madisonville If a woman vould always write t3 ti the postscript first, it would save her Monday. LOUISVILLE, KY., !v fv L 'fY utE'sssst Will Pritcbett was in Nashville last the trouble of writing the letter. fiJwyaicWl 'EQfw.sssmaasssaT 3 Is the Only First-Clas- s If you can't solve the problem week. In publishing the program of the Teach-erof life, go to your druggist. He $2. 00 Per Day Hotel Association, which is to be held at St. can always give you some kind of in the City. a solution. Charles, a mistake was made in tbe dale. If you would write a successful It should read thejth ol November, innovel select for the hero a man stead of ibe 15th, as published last week. COME AND SEE US. with a future and for the heroine a L. 5 N. TIME TABLE. woman with a past. itigns. BEN T. ROBINSON, DRUGGIST Gap, Kentuckry Y 1 m t GROVES 0RErMSB I n s' i Coal FRANK TUTT, PROPRIETOR, KY. MADISONVILLE, Makes "unsurpassed Flour, Meal, Bran, Crushed Corn, Feed s mill produces. The people Meal every tiling a of the county are invited to come in and be treated right. Gives on exchange as much as any mill, and guarantees satisfaction Flour warranted to be superior quality. first-clas- No.a 01 Edward W. Bok in the November Springfield and 92 will atop at Madisonville and to take on and let oft passengers Ladies' Home Journal. "Nor does and from Chicago and points north of Evamvllleto & T. II. the question of expense excuse the vlaE. 92 makes regular stops at Guthrie, Earl, No. not having of one's own home. A ington, llopklnsvllle and Henderson. raoviOEMCX accoumodatiox. home is not of necessity, a palace. Harry A. Casin, cashier, DAILY KXCIfT SUNDAY. Trade With Webster, McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited of Atlanta, Ga., charged with the The humblest cottage is a million 6.15am.. ,,,.Lv. ProvldencaAr 7.35pm Lv, NeboAr embezzlement of $71,000, is a fug6.35pm The oldest bank note in exist- times better than the most luxu- 6.40am Lv. ManliouAr 6.55 am 6.20 pm ever planned by the is in the It 6.03 pm catalogue of the itive from justice. He is believed ence printed inBritish Museum. year rious hotelman. In the one hap 7.20am Lv. Madisonville Ar. Ar. EarlingtonLv jT A handsom:. 7.J5ain 5.43 pm to be in South Africa. hands ot China in the was ..Lv Earlington Ar 7.45 a 3.30pm Lv. Madisonville Ar piness is probable: in the other it 8.03am years before 1368, thirty-tw3.15pm iYBNT&STiTT0BUSlNES5G0LLEGE. ....Lv. Hanson Ar 8.29am 4.54pm Guttenberg, the reputed in- is just possible. Wc can talk all B.44 a m. ,,.,,. Lv. Slaughters Ar 4.37pm Lv. Sebree (33r.lYenr.) LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, pm ventor of printing, was born. It we choose about married happi- 9.05 a m .1 Lv. Henderson ArAr.,,..,, 4.10 pm n.'(!mtS,.ViHt All 9.30 am 3,20 tlrtlrlng to Lairn Conlnlm Valuable Information to thoie H Srrup. Tutca Cloud. VcoWt ,Ar. Evansvllle Lv...... .245pm was issued three hundred years be- ness; that it, after all, rests solely 10.30am, In tlmo. Hold by dniggtuta. Cci PENMANSHIP, ETC. TELEGRAPHY, Wf SHORTHAND. W. W. ETHRIDGB, Agent. fore bank notes were circulated In petween the people, and that it legating raJuatrt n Zucndtea Situations. KutOS VOrjf UOW PaiavaZdJXicllUlafor Europe. acs no aiiiercnce wnerc inev "Subscribe for Tub Ubk. k fort men have organized a company with big capital to mine can-ncoal in Morgan county. It filed articles with the Secretary of and is to be called State the Morgan County Cannel Coal Company, with capital stock of $25,000, and Messrs. R. K. L. P. Tarlton, A. W. Over ton and John Meagher, all of Frankfort, as incorporators. el to-daMc-Clur- e, Company Incorporated. Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 25. Frank- Rapid Whitewashing. An Ohio stove and range company recently added a 56x50 foot building to their works, and the entire surface, unplancd joints and all, were whitewashed by compressed air. A steam air compressor was borrowed, taken from a worn-ou- t locomotive, and connected to their boiler. Then the whitewash was mixed and turned into a pressor boiler. By connecting the air pump to the top of the boiler and a hose to the top of the boiler or tank and putting on a spray nozzle the process was completed. The work was well done, and every crevice and nook in the walls, ceiling and all, was well coated. It could neyer have been done with a brush. The building is five stories high and each room is of the dimensions given above, and the rooms were whitewashed in less than one hour each. (Effective May 30, 1897.) Murder at a Railroad Camp. souin, VM5rvas: Clarksville, Tenn., Oct. 25 No. 51. No. 91. No. 33 James Franklin was killed by Elmo Lv. St. Louis 7.00 p in Offord at a railroad camp near lv. I'.rannllle. ...., l.uain 6 cop m 8.55 pm a.iopm Henderson.. ... 2.36pm 6.20 pm 3.i3m Bear Snrincs furnace vesterdav. Lv. Sebrey J.oaoi I.v. ..,., 3.07pm being shot five times with a re- Lv. Slaughters. p rn 3 Ulpn volver. The murder was the re- lv. nanton I.v. Madlsflnvllle.. m It'J V to Lv, sult of a fight over a woman. Lv, Harllngton ... 4 in p in 7 lop rn Vi inn Mortons Cap 4.15 pm Lv. Nortonvllle... Offord has iled into the coaling pm ',.11 a J.IJPI1 8.16 pm 8(71111 lands, and is being hunted by of- Lv. llopkfnavllle.. Ar. Guthrie....... JP Lv. Cuiluie o.ij p in V in ft.JIWI ficers. Ar. Nasliville .,,, B.oj p m 10.10 m 8.49 a in 111 .I PIKE CAMPBELL, MANAGER. srjsrcw&&acv&AiiS CHILL TDNIC IS JuSVAS COOD FOR ADULTS. Surplus Fund COMMENCED TASTELESS rV 1 BETTER THAN THE BEST HOTEL XOXTH, I.v. Nasliville. Lv. Ouihile Lv. No, ot. . . . The Humblest Home is a Million i.v. Mortons Gap. oortonviiie..., Lv. Lv. liarllnnion. Times Better than the Lv. Madlsonvllls.. Finest Hotel. v.iinson lv. aiaugnters.,.,,. "Home life cements the love of Lv. Sebree Lv. Henderson... husband and wife: other modes of Ar. Evansvillc Ar. St. Louis living often loosen the tie," writes Ar.Chicago , . -- llopklnsvllle.. 941 7'JJw t.yt m in ... 10.37am 11.32am 11.05 11.44 11 05 a m ui.y) p m m i, 10.31 a m ir.ii m o it v in 1040 am 1 1.38 a iu 1 11 in lo.to a in jj, Uo. it 7.4511 J tup in 9 Ji a lt.it p in 10,18 am 9 J P III Mo, 111 oisiaHs, AflRVmn.iva j,.. TWAOI MARKS, ((fnlldtiwiiii Wo M Inal rear, flOO boUloa o fllUlVKH TAtlTKI.MHH CHILI, TONIC arnt hart Irfuulit lurM km already tliia rear. In all oar MrliwM of H jMn, In tho oriiit business, bars (Mild nn artfls that Kara micli unlTra atu ., v... JaUkill a tuur Tonlo. iuhii iruir, AJixsr.CABR ACO WARRANTED. PRICE 60 ots. oar.ATtA, ills., Nor. 1,18. rarls Mctllclno Co., tit. IxmiU, Mo. bvr Cipllil Slek Pi l(( lit, 180,000, iUKINCII IN 120,000. 1807. j,,,j ii, 11.17 a am 111 12.10 8.17 pm pm am 12.03 pm 12.20 pm 12.551' m 12.10a 7.32 p m 1.25 111 p 111 12.40am 7.20 8.33 mmmmm MlltlrJ Jb SUFB AMERIAH, HIM. J- - Ia know intin, II. A v JK l( JN TvTTV-T- Tt "V9laet-- 15 - am nn am e'w "I HOW ? Mwmlff Mtwrafhy, by Ibnn Tls sdvanlflKOK of a bank account mumwmoun, it la not to busl nm men wo nro talking-th- oy All About It illustrated linli.1 Shorthands TV, j'llinan unil rf(,m ji, llowmi. A x ffftt (.f. InMrwior, Over 31(0,0,10 Mlil. Hold Uy All book, idlers, or we will tcml H by mall, will. il,n erafhle ftejJer antl the. llm money always ready and out of reach of your own petty too, It Is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in vour Docket. tquan-tlorln- Thero' Mfety If tbo bank is a (jooil ono. There's convenience wko oarncrs and but to salaried to women. ccv lh,.. fi.i MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY. o Jo-han- n W T MJfrMMf.nhllJi.l.Mfli Tf for 51.35. cloth, or $1.15, boards THE UCNN PITMAN SYSTEM has for 43 years been the standard. Called by the U.S. Bureau of Education "Trie Amer-ca- n System." First prize, World's Fain Full' information and complete! catalogue, free. PiMiiifdlji r.4., JOB .- WORK-:- ; T THE PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE CO.. CINCINNATI, OHIO. receive prompt alter.- tion at this office. Estimate! furnished upon appljqatic VVill ..v.,-- n :&Mf ,4XA RsiSsKl .4 r Af- -'

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