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TT L TTTT T iIjffilf d r 11 j 1 rJIi Vf jf r1t i J q N J J Iip rILX0 I t 2o t EIGHTH YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4 1897 j NO 44 4 Upon Every I Bottleand wrapper of Uioconulno Dr Hell Is printed tbo nbovo ileulltli U Is both tradotnark nnd triitirnnice a irnrrnnt tlutt the medl clno ionUilned In tlio bottle Mill euro cold mid nil Itlnif throat Iahidclient troubles tnura quickly and effectually than any other remedy U rJRBELLSPine u Honey ii Iokl by all dratnlsts or atnt upon receipt of lrnl6c1IoUc Rod It wr bottle by I L L utbad aMitlao V rih K JA LA UliLLE JARDINIERE 1 j SONEi ERGHANT TAILORS I 1 AND PORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS Jit Upper First Street ANSVILLE INDIANA ofIhis oN W Vc TIlE Fiftl Avenue Hotel f LOUISVILLE KY f CIs the Only FirstClass lx 200 Pcr Day Hotel K4 t in the City j J COME AFDSEiiS jPIKE CAMPBELL MANAGER I 1VAVj5 VAVAo l O YEARS r BXPERIENCE 00 IDISIONS Anyone Mndlnff n tkrtth mid dr crlpllon mr lunRUhllPIObablr II IstentaInp rwelroepeeIa1I AMERICANbMotlfallri ofI any acentiCo Jurnal wekIyterna fJJU at liDtluuKOHMUNN A CO al llrontlivny Nrtr Voik tLW A NISllKl rrendenl O W WADDILL Cashier opkirLotLn BANKf f MADISONVILtE KY Capital Stockr1 50000 Transacts a general banking business and Invites the accounts of the citizens of fcyr Hopkins and adjoining counties j Has the finest and most snsure vault In rhit section of Kentucky t Co Compouni Prescripltoiisprop takes time It requires ex lence and a complete knowledge druglslfofresh drugs He must give the best I possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable I WIT fTUE ABOVE FACTS REMEMBER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE I j ST JAMES HOTEL II ST LOUIS L RATES2OOPERDAY Room and Breakfast 100 1 jEUICiOPEAN PLAN 100 Per Day f Ww liiis 6etII Meals Good Service f wWiiyom Visit St Louis slop nt i5T JAMES HOTEL r IiL iw ostf Waleat Sinai Car OIrcS to Hotel t e ff1BRKSH BATHS Open all Nlilit B WORK1 iWit iY PTfll alton t tted uppri i 10 HENRY GEORGE DEAD Tbo Great axAdvooatofs lie Succumbed to Verabra Apoplexy M the netalt of OcrrKxertlon In IIIA gressive Campaign for the Maor- aUr of Greater New York NEW Yonic Oct 29 Henry George the candidate of the Jofforsonlan de mocracy for mayorof Greater NewYork died In tho Union Squaro hotel a 45a m Death was due to cerebral apoplexy Ills IABT houRs x Mr Qcorgo arrived at tho hotel about 1 II m lie had just come from several largo mass meetings in the borough of Queens and lirooklyn The work of the night seemed to have told on him Ho complained of being tired but his friends and relatives who awaited him thought It only the natural fatiguo that follows such hard campaigning work as Mr George had been dolug ttttciHENRY QEOROK Not long after teaching tho hotel he retired Mrs George awaited him in room 23 of the hotel It was about3SO oclock when Mrs Georgo was awak sittinginI am not feeling quite comforts blo said Mr Qcorgo to his wife InquiredMrsI will sit hero awhile was tho re spouse Mrs George at once grew anxious as to her husbands condition Mr George gradually grew Incoherent and lapsed into semiconsciousness from which he Bcvcr rallied Mrs George was prostrated and wo ared for by tho friends of the family at the hotel Obituary Henry George was bom on Septembers map He received a common school education sod then went Into a counting room He wai Duo a sailor and afterward learned the print tra trade In IbM be reached California where 0 worked at the printer case until 1MAV whet ko became a reporter and afterword editor rorklnrat different tlmeion the San Francisco rimes and loSt hIereturnedi0NewYorkIaitand went to England and Ireland too following year where 0 was twice arrested M a uipect but after an4 releaaod when bli Identity became etab Jihed Mr George was best known to the iorld at Urge through his writing upon eco lomb questions notably his work entitled Progress and Poverty published In 1879 Ills other work are Our Land and Land Policy 1871 Irish Question 1831 Social Problems 13 Property u Land a controversy with the duke of Ar opeaeLterilexed Philosopher Herbert Spencer IWJ In 1034 Mr George was nominate by the unit Id labor party for mayor of New York pilling 9CUJ votos against WOJO for Abram S Hewitt the dcmocratlo nominee and OOOOJ for Theo lore Hoo ovelt now assistant secretary of tho iavy republican After hIt nomination for mayor by the Jeffer Ionian democrats a month ago Mr Qconro nado an extremely active canvass speaking SeverAl times every evening and working from tarly to late at his headquarters 119 gave to die campaign its most sensational incidents Its ituki on Richard Croker and Senator Platt whom ho threatened to prosecute for various irlmoa such as levying blackmail up n city contractors and aspirants for mayorIllsprotest element of uncertainty for according to expert politician It was practically Impon lblo to estimate bow much of Bryan vote of last year would go to George Instead of Van Wyck THE DYNAMITE THEORY fjjo Garrison N Y l Uaiter May Not lEave UOOQ an Accident COID Switsos N YI Oct OPresl dent Uopewa opinion that the disaster of last Sunday taornlng on tho Now iorlc Central railroad was tho result 3f a dynamite explosion planned by enemies of tho corporation finds many upholders among railway officials and citizens familiar with the conditions If tho embankment was torn up by dynamite tho motive was not robbery but revenge was tho statement mado by ouo official of tho road Too Much Cocaine CLEVUIAM 0 Oct itDr D R Jennings a prominent dentist shot himself In his office lu the Arcade building and wilt probably die Ho had been suffering for a long tlmo with bladder trouble and took cocaine to assuage the pain It Is supposed over indulg ence In tho drug unbalanced isis mind Counterfeiter Convicted NEW ORLEANS Oct 80Fretl Rico Mora anti illuardo do Requescns found guilty of waIting false notes of the bank of Costa Rica and the currenby of the Republic of Colombia were yes terday sentenced to two years impris onment at Sing Slug and to pay a fine of 83000 American Locomotive In China WABUINOTOX Oct 29Consul Reed at Tien Tslu China reports to tho state department tho arrival there of 13 Baldwin locomotives for tho Tien TslnLukouchloa Potdn railroad ex tension Eight of the locomotives are of the mogul type- lepperwlnt Oil Kiag LYONS N Y Oct 29Hlram Oil bert Uotchkiss president of the 11 G IlotehkUs International Prize Medal Essential Co and known as the Pep permint Oil King died Wednesday aged 37 years The first use of Niagras pow r was made in 1725 a primitive saw mill being operated Nothing more was done until 1842 when Augustus Porter conceived the ide of hydraulic canals and in 1861 one of them was completed TIlE J3EE 1asjllstreceived a fine assortment of cards and other stationery ami can Jurnish anything in the printing line on short notice in beststyl a d at lowest pricoe I THANKSGIVING DAY the President Proclamation Setting Apart Thursday November 2S as a Pay or National Thanksgiving for Divine Dialling and Prayer for Continued Pro tectionWA8U1NGTONOCt 31 President Me ThanlcsglvlngdayproclamaUon In remembrance of Gods goodness to us dui- log the past year which has been so abundant Let us offer unto Him our thanksgiving an pay our vows Unto the Most High Under watchful providence Industry has pros pered the conditions of labor have bee D Improved the rewards of the husbandmen hav been Increased and the comforts of our homo multiplied His mighty band has preserved peace and protected the nation Respect foi law and order has been strengthened love of tree Institutions cherished mid all sections of our beloved cou try brought Into closer boneS 1 of fraternal regard and generous cooperation For theso great benefits it U our duty M praise the Lord In a spirit of humility and gratitude and to offer up to Him our most earn oat supplication That we mayaeknQwlc our obligations as a people to Him who has so graciously granted us the blessings c roe government and material prosperity 1 William McKInley president of the United apartlhulIIdaytlonal thanksgiving and prayer which alt of the people lire Invited to observe with appro priate religious services In their respective worshipOn and domestic reunion let our prayers dscend to the giver of every oCblsOiled with charity and goodwill and that we m 1 be ever worthy of His beneficent con cern myhllDdto bo affixed Done at tho city of Washington this twenty ninth day of October In the year of our LorI one thousand eight hundred mid ninetyseven and of the Independence of the United State twentYAccondlSllfacdJ By jJonKTHE ST LOUIS FIRE rita Los by tbo llurnlutj of the Yatush Hollaing Nearly 8200000 ST Louis Oct 29rho fire that buildingVeduelldoy ted tho three upper stories of tho build badlyiamagedon tents of tho real estate offices on hat floor however were carried to places ofsufety byhoitructionof valuable records which It tSSDOJOandyearsf The loss on the finlldlng Is estimated At 8100000 insured for 81i5900 Tho Wabash company had a i ease on it ivhieh had six years yet to run EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS Jen Longitreet Get tint nllllrilad COw uiIsiiJherabIp WABIIIXOTOX Oct 36The president appollltIJames Longstreet of Georgia com uUslouer of railroads vice li Wade Hampton resigned Henry S Prltehett of Missouri su perintendent of tUecoaat and goadotle lurvey Milfilu WO bbs of Arkansas consul of the United States at Tnmatave iiadsgascar DELAYED TRAINS wanly tfoet ot Snow on the Stock Island Track DENVER Col Oct 29The Hock stand train that was due In Den vcr Wednesday morning and the one that aft Kansas City Wednesday arrived lere at noon yesterday as two sections f one train They were delayed near Iwon Junction where the trainmen toy six mites of track were covered vltti 2J feet of snow Wires were lon and for 43 hours the where ibouts of the train due Wednesday was jot known THE SPANISH REPLY It Is ItttffMrJed as Cauclllutory and ljui Citlculatvit to liaise an Issue WAaiiiNOTOjf Oct 2tiiiu Spanish cply to MlnUtOr Woodford concerning Juba which was received here Wcdnea lay will bu laid bcfbre tho cabinet at ho regular meeting today Wean ivhllo tho members of the presidents fllcat family have not soon tho inca lage It may be stated positively that ho administration regards the note so as as it js revealed by the abstract tabled by Minister Woodford as being onclliatory and dot calculated lo raise in issue QUEER PLACE FOR A WOLF the Vletoas JJrate Killed on a Little Hpok Ark Street LlTTiK HOCK Ark Oct 29A wolf NI killed on one of the principal reid ioiicu streets of Little Rock just as it vasiibout to attack some children The animal naturally ferocious had men emboldened by hunger nnd hind omeout of the swamps south of the jlty and when first discovered wus on Arch HtrecU A negro named Tom Jolnisou saw the animal about to nt lack his children and securing a gun quickly dispatched IL The Marlon Not Worth Repafrlug SAN Fnxcisco Out 29lhe board it uavut olllcora appointed to examine the U S S Marion have reported that the Is not or repairing uud should bo condemned SIte will be given to the California naval militia stationed it Sun Diego lljcclll of Tuberculosis In is Clear SAN FIIANCISCO Oct thlflr J C Spencer bacteriologist the board of health reports that he has discovered the bacclll of tuberculosis aChlncsa made cigar whlclcllocxamlned Moarulus tar the Duchess of reek LONDQK Oct SO Asa result of the death of the duchess of Teck on Wed nesday the court will go into full mourDl until November 11 and will be half moilrnlnlruntll November 18 I Half a Cent for n baby The cost of the few drops of Ayers Cherry Pectoral that will cure croup whooping cough and any other cough if administered in time is perhaps half a cent It may prolong babys lift Half a Century Subscribe IdrTiftBEE rs 1 THE UNION PACIFIC Bold Under Foreclosure oftho Gov monta Mortgage Qoarrrninent Intereat Fully Hot How I AccruedPrincipal and Interest Tdtnl Amount Tlio llld of the Iteorffunlzit lrlllnldIOAUA Neb Nov 2The interest of tho United States govornricnt la the Union Iaclllu railroad toVtnlnatcd at 1145 ocloclc yesterday morning when at tho foreclosure side of the mortgage held by tho United States the road was purchased the com tnlttea of eastern capitalists formed for its reorganization Tho full amount accruing to tho United States from the sale cunnot be glvunecactly but IJ estImated to bJI- C 85300574 40 It was impossible to determine the full amount at the time of sale fur the reason that the monthly statement made by the secretary o f thin treasury to the mnnaguUlcntol tVe Union Pnclilis on first of every month ws not available yesterday gnd it was found necessary to estimate some itsins although It is admitted l jf both skIes that the estimates are ap- proxImately correct Tile nmouut lull tho government is wade up us follows Principal of dubt 373385 12 Interest paid by the government up to September 3J liU7 08UJ8SOS7 Intuixu nccruul to Sjpteuibdi S3 nndstlll unpaid SJirt14703 Interest accrued In October 595 23251 Lttai duo tim government 8H143t- fcsam Aguinst this Is tlu Mloiviug credits titbud buuli in sluicing fund SU 18240053Uitimutod urcdlU for tlic quarter ended Beptember 3J und foe tlio month of October including government earn lugs lull the interest on bonds in the sinking fund amount not yot credited 6 418U31 Total credit 1850301071 Llolal debt of the railroad to tho government SSS41892S6t Total credit of railroad with govern went 8l85U5ftia74 llnlanco luidumouut bid by reorgan t ization committee 8U8i3a3187 Ilhosluicing fund bonds sold fir 81H IS45i59S9Total bidi by jjJrjjiillzUlon con mltke 5s353ii2Td The umuuut uurnel by thu roal dur lug the quarter ended on September n- and I during thu month of October is estimated but Is practically correct and as the government will simply re 1 lain the cash crediting tho amount on the bids of the committee the amount to bo turned over us u consequence of the sale is 85S00574S40 After the sale was concluded Gen Cowiu the representative of the gov eminent was assured by the commit tee that if the amounts were not ac curately figured or should differ from the figure s given above whateverluay be lacking will be paid by the commit tee and will lu no way bo allowed to interfere with tho continuation of the sale There was no Opposition to th ii committee und no bids were offered against theirs None of thu reorganization commit tee cured to make any statement ro gardlng tho Kansas Pact Qc sale which line been postponed until December 15 Nono of them would say u word ns to whether the committee Intended tobltl or not STILL A MYSTERY the Hulcldo of Anna lllytlie llullyircll at llurkuley UiiU- UKIIKBIKY Cal Nov 2fThe mys tery surrounding tin Mtiekle of Auuu Ulytliu Holly well II member of the freshman class at the state university who killed herself by tnkliig poison ou Friday evening blitlll unsolved Thu Jetters und telegrams found among her effects which seemed to show that u gentleman in which she was interested hint recently died lire now believed to have been written by herself Occasioned Surprise unit III Feeling MADRID Nov 3 Much surprise and Illfeeling has been occasioned in of ficial circles by the statement in thu accounts of thu demonstration in ha- vana on Friday which preceded Don Wey lets embarkation that lie had de dared while addressing the depute tlon that ho had buun recalled iu obedience to the wishes of the rebels end tho iliMiiiml of the United States Vcyltr rrepnrliig Trouble NEW Yoitic Novrs A dispatch te tlio Herald from Madrid says Tutu grains via ICey West from correspond ents in Cuba relative to Gen Wcylors conduct are couched In the gravest possible terms The Herald declares Weylora agents in the peninsula are preparing trouble In his interest To Adit Another Vejiet to the Patrol WASHINGTON Nov LThie odmlnls tration has determined to add anothci manofwar to tho naval force now patrolling Florida waters for filibus ters Tho cruiser Detroit now Pierto hello Guatemala will leave that port at once to rcsuruo duty on the patrol Three Friends Now Mission JACKSOSVIUK Fin Nov 2rhofamous tug Three Friends left this port Sunday afternoon towing the schoopcr llartly loaded with cattle for the Havana market She left the river mulct the Uoomlng of cannon screaming at whistles and many other salutes Uepureil by Atlmlnlitnttlon OfficIals WAsutNOTON Nov 2 llccauso of its probable effect upon the people und congress administration oQlclaU now In Washington deeply deplore thin action Mr Hanuis Taylor formerly min later to Spain In publishing a review of the Cuban question A young lady in Kent Conn found a large bunch of clover last week in which there were twenty fourleaf and several five leaf clovers A curiosity has been brought to light in east FricndshipMe7 man who has kept a dairy since January 1i 1870 and never missed adaya Old liorscs are turned ito Ger man sausages in Belgitinl i y ci 1 kf t j OTHERWISE UNNOTICED A Halloween party did 85000 dam ago to property at Arcola Ill Qen Wcylers escort tin the stenmei soltillersMrs George Goodman aged 70 for SO years a resident of Decatur 111 died Sumlny Alonzo llarnes of Lincoln Neb aged 73 diet In Chicago while on his vcddtng tour Next years meeting of the Missouri w1llbehConsul Johnson at Amoy says that 820000000 worth of ginseng could lx sold In China ulu yho steamship Milwaukee sailed cargothatauldfcapUOcn Weylurnud Marshal Ulan caexclmagcd farewells oa board tho Snanlili cruiser Alfouzo XIII SenorLabarracril assassinations has resigned his olllce Thousands viewed tho remains of Henry George as they lay In state at Grand Central palace New York city Sunday A football player injured Saturday died III Atlanta Oa SuuJu Thieve proscribingtlitThe jury that tried Dr Goddard at Kansas City Mo tot the murder ol Frederick Jackson disagreed and was dUuhargcd 3lolin Bowyer n farmer was run over ana killed by a train on the Peoria Bccalur fe Evansville railroad near Mattoon HI Sunday KTVentytwo thousand acres of laud have been bought In Mata orda coun ty Tex upon which to establish a Union veterans colony The Norwegian government tins au thonzed an expedition to search for Andre the aeronaut who wett in search of thin north pole gamfilingthick nerve at the critical moment and got nothing They escaped The cotton compress erected at Blano Old a line started up It cost 83503V will employ 35 men and has a capacity of 1000 bales a day J E lirenner thin musician who eloped from Nevada Mo with Mrs T E Newell was arrested by the wom iu husband at Nashville Tcnn bytlllGarcia captured Victoria do Las Tunas is reported in Havana as about to leave for Spain JailbreakerChicago together with Sport Heifer until Saturday is likely to recover from Ills wounds ChicagoSunday prellUitNtoe1ye staLCd City Marshal Sterns shot and Instant ly killed Jason Miller a prominent farmer and trader at Midway Ky Miller resisted arrest Kansas has thu two banner towns Lost Springs and Itamoua with 200 population each In which there Is not 1 vacant house not an idle man or boy not a tippler and not even a Ilog A 1C Halncs a Creek ranchman llv ing cast of Sac and Pox agency was robbed of suoo by four masked men nho dragged him front bed und tOt ured him until ho turned over nil his money Tin schooner Silver Heels success fully landed her cargo in eastern Cuba ou Vednesdny last despite tho un wonted aqtivityof the Spanish naval Authorities Mrs Vob Gaylor of Frankfort Ind while out wlti a party of Hollowcen masqucrmler1 Sunday night was as saulted by George Maddlx a wagon maker who struck her with a club Her skull is fractured Maddlx was arrested Charles F bmurr SAN PnANctsco Nov 3 Charles F Smurr freight trafilc manager of the Southern Pacific Co died Sunday af ter an illness of olov In weeks anti lot towing a surgical operation performed to give relief from disease of tho inns ioid cells of tho oar THE MARKETS Nsw YOUK November 2 1801 CATTLENallvo Steers 940 fit B 00 COTTONMlddltnir Ij 6 FLOUItWlnter Wheat S 75 Ct R 25 001COHNNo 24XPOltICST LOUIS 6XUEEVESCows II nil lielfers 2 W S 4 00 CALVES per 100 IDS 500 U 8 0- 0HOUSFnlr to Select 335 O 865 SHEEP Ialr to Choice 3 25 U 4 10 FLOUKlatonts 4 85 to bOO Clear and Straight 415 5 465 IOIHCOUNNoOATSNO U IgK 411Kl01JACCOLulsLeaf Burley 4 U O 1200 HAVCleir Timothy 700 to 10 00 IlUTTERChoIce Dairy IS to 20 EOaSFresh lii 13 IOKICStandard new 4 8 25 UACONClear Hlti to 5k- LAIlUPrlme Strain u 4 4 CHICAGOI 3 M 4 B 4- 0IIOOSFatrtwtihoicet 315 U 365 SHEEP tAlr to Choice 225 tJ4 60 FLOUItIUrd Iatente1 W to BID I Soft Iatents 4 55 to 4 80 WHEATNO ssprink to to w No SHtd new to VI CORNNo 2 to 261 OATSNO 2 IUI isx IOUKMess now 750 O 765 KANSAS CITY CATTLENatlvo Steers 3 60 O B 10 HOaSAll Qrailes 3 3J tt 360 WHEAT No S Hard B4 r 87 OATS No 2 White to 20 COIlNNo 2 tttfNEWPLOUKHlBhQiade 4 M O 6 10 COKNNo 34 to 37 OATS Western est Si HAYCholce 13 00 to M 00 83734HACONSicles 81LOUiSVILLE 0034O1tNNo2Mixod 2134tOItlCNew6FjOTTONMlddllnr No One Thought She Could Live I believe that H it bad not got Dr Carlstedts Great Remedy for my daughter she would not be with us today She got run down and her illness developed into rheumatism and rheumatic fever Everyone said that she could not live Five doctors gave her no relief by the time she had taken two bottles of Dr Carl stedta German Liver Powder shu was able to sit up lubedond today she is as strong asthaevcr was and we have noth ing lo thank for il but Dr Carlsiedls Great German Remedy SMITH ViCKBRSTallnlaIII t 1 9cC J w ttl qjc I E I iF 2iPtI r iy f4 rq fa BLANCO HAS ARRIVED the New CuFUInOener Now In Coal mand la Cub dlspotehfromPlan co tho now captaingeneral ot GEN RAMON BLANCO cuba has arrived there and has taken Vcr thin command of that island from 3en Woyler the retiring captaingen iral NEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY The MaeiilUeent Htructare Opanod to the Public WASHISOTOX Nov 2Tho now con rrcsslonal library which has been in iourso of construction for the past six rears was opened to tho public yestcr anyclndexception of those devoted to the fine trts and music are ready for tho use f tho and the work on the two lamed is being pushed as rapidly as possible Every thing Is on a complete icale anti the automatic arrange nets for the delivery und return of Dooks Worked satlifaetorlly About 150000 volumes are now on th shelves i the library many of the books not aavlng as yet been removed from the iapltol building In which the old 1U orary wo located TO BE COURTMARTIALED Capt Lorerlnc to be Given a Chance to Ex plain or Justify III Conduct WASIHSOTOX Nov 2 When tho president returns n courtmartial will Do ordered to try Capt Lovering the officer who was recently subjected to a ourt of inquiry at Port Sheridan for illeged abuse of Private Hammond Under present conditions and under tho report to the war department oy Gen llrooke bo becomes the ac fused oOlcer to bo courtmartialed Considerable importance attaches to the trial and army circles are greatly ntcrcsted in It- LOSJNG ITS GRIP Ineffleld Eacl al Fulllnff Off In Cutlery Export SHEFFIELD Nov 2 The returns ron eiporUof cutleryf rom Sheffield a tho United States show that they mounted to only 800000 for tho last quarter as compared with 8150000 for ilio same quarter July August and September of 1606 This is tho worst mowing made for seven years past The exports of steel however have ucrcased 825000 but the total exports if Sheflleld have fallen from 000000 0 8118000 MISSING YOUNG MEN Information Wanted of Two Young 1lttr burgher PiTxanuiiau Pa Nov 2The rein lIves and friends of Emmett Charles liowroy and It S Roamer of Pitt ourgh are very much exercised conS terulng them They left Pittsburgh August 20 their destination being uu paltlnfIelm of his whereabouts They were ast seen together on a trAin ear Youngstown O Their pro ougeclsilenceexcites apprehension WANTED FOR FORGERY Arrest of Alexander W Stevenson Alias CityIanswer of for lcry is under arrest here Stevenson ivho is about thirty years of age and who is said to be an attorney has been Known as Ross Piscuss and has at tamed some prominence as tho coach antI right tackle of thin crack University Medical College football team Death of Miss Rbcca Wlinrell the Oldoit Army Nune PLYMOUTII Mass Oct SO1IIIs5 Re- becca Wlswell who it is thought was tho oldest army nurse In thin country Jled at her homo here yesterday morn- Ing of heart disease Miss Wlswell was born in Provlncetown in 1800 iloyat VODlratalUonl PiuscETOX N J Oct 80 ExPresi dent Cleveland has received thin follow IngWindsor Castle To lion Orover Cleveland exlresldent of the United States Trenton N J Felicitation on toll day the day of your happiness and may your heIr bring you Joy ISlgned VICTORIA i AnderDn Law Upheld llBAiNcnD Minn Oct 30Judgu Holland rendered a declslonupholdlnjj tho socalled Anderson law of Minue sota taxing land grant railroads ou ucli grants as are not used In tho operation of tho road I Caused br a UM Exploilou i PiTTSBUnoii Pa Oct 29Ilarje liros paper warehouse Nos 109 antI lit Wood street was partially destroyed by Ore at 8 a m Loss 800 000 The fire was caused by an oxplo don of gas No one was InjuredJOeD Nickel WASIIIXOTOX Oct aOA medal of honor has been presented to Mbj Daniel E Slckels U S A retired for most distinguished gallantry white iuj commaud ot the third army corps V Gettysburg Pa July J 180S The worst cold I ever had in my lire was cured by Chamberlains Cough Rem rely writes W H Norton of Suites COD1bIfriends when troubled with a cough or cold 110 use il for it will do them good SoM by SI Uernard Drug Store Harlingtoo Geo King St Charles lien T Robinson Mortons Gap Th sewing circles in several Maine towns have assumed the duty of patching the sidcwtlks when they ncedat I INTERESTING REPORT Tlio Shortage in tho AuatroHua garlan Wheat Crop that Nation Will Ilccomo a Purchaser lit the Future Thus lUmovInc Another Competitor or the Uallcil States In theW rlil Grain Starts WABIIINOTOK Nov 1 Secretary Wil ngricuituro1Ltier his direction by Frank II IllicIt cool chief of tho section of foreign markets that gives some Interesting facts relative to tho present wheat shortage in AustriaHungary anti tho consequent importation Into that country of American grain Accord ing to the United States consul at Rcichcnberg an importation of 400 curliuU of American wheat was made us early im August coining by the WilY of Hamburg Uthur Importations were reported last night among them 30 ro3 bushels of red winter No2 and Kansaswheat purchased through the Vienna profluce exchange After recounting these unusual Im portations of the present season the bulletin presents n careful review of AustrlaUungnrydllrluf of the present season Is remarkably small If the official estimates quoted are fulfilled tho combined reduc tion of Austria and Hungary will amount to little moro than 130000000 bushels or 00000000 bushels short of the crop harvested In 1800 In respect to other cereals the status of tho empiro is apparently that of transition from an exporting Into an hardlytoditions will to any considerable extent create an enlarged demand for American cereals tho facts set forth ire certainly of Interest as Indicating the lessened importance of Austria Hungary among the countries with which tho United States Is obliged to ompeto In the worlds grain marts The Hour trade with Brazil is large antI increasing reaching 110034 bar eels per annum during 180165 This ncrcaslng holdup on tho market ihould be controlled very exclusively oy the United States millers SHOT TO KILL t IIlRlitritrniaii Kill 1cter llraun and Ills Own rirtner In Crime lll atAuroraI AuJtoiiA III Out 30ieter iliann t merchant of this city was shot and nstantly killed late liVlday night by a alghivayman Two thus attacked Mr Llraun and In the scum one of them tent a bullet through his partners Jody ending his life Seeing his mis J lake ho fled without taking tho pro eeds of tho days business from the Dockets of Mr llraun The dead high vayman has notyet been Identified 1 I SAY CONFERENCE h SUSTAINED tterChmrlrr O llrpwnrHUH Stud 8at peuped CHICAGO Oct 3iJltev Charles O suspendellfromwas declared yesterday by tho mutual munciE of the Congregational church o be justlellln in its action in sus pending him At thin same time the hilling of the council vindicates him if the original serious charge and irges that the conference and thin nlnlster strive to adjust their differ nces HAYS INDICTED IiCaoliler lUy of tho St Louis Post Office lo Austver for Embezzlement Sr Louis Oct SlAI1 Indictment ihnrglng David II Hays with embez iloment has been returned by the fed iral grand jury Hays was until last Hay the cashier of tho St Louis post ffice An Investigation showed that 10 was 15000 short In his accounts lie was suspended tim federal inn ihincry was set to work and evidence las been sought for since Hays Is indcr 93000 bond to appear in the dls rlct court A MONSTER CARGO rive Hundred Freight Cur Loads oa the Steamship Milwaukee NEW OKLKANS Nov ITho steam khlp Milwaukee sailed yesterday for Liverpool with thin largest cargo of ottou if not the largest general cargo svor floated It consisted of 23850 bales of cotton 30230 buihela of grain W818 pieces of staves 2303 oari her ju tiro cargo being equal to UOOOO bales at cotton It would take 600 freight tars to carry her cargo anti time train tvould measure throe and u quarter miles In length UeorgU Cotton Oil Still Burned ATLANTA Oa Nov 1The Georgia cotton oil mill was completely do btroyed by fire yesterday morning Everything with the exception of a few small buildings were burned to thin ground Loss 8117000 49000 in stock destroyed and the balance on tho build tog about 878009 Insurance lies slid Barrel Factory llurned WAUSAW lnd Oct 30The im mense box and barrel faotory located at Meutoue was totally destroyed by fire Thursday The loss is about 8150 003 with insurance aggregating 875 000 lho tire orlguatell from the fur nace In the gluingroom Iter II F Taylor NAPA Cal Oct30Itev B P Taylor a native of Pennsylvania aged 71 years for 41 years of which he has been a minister of the Uospel in Iowa Colorado and California Is dead Ills death was duo to an attack of typhoid fever Salisbury and hay Will be There LONDON Oct 26Lord Salisbury the prime minister and United States Am bassador Hay have accepted invitations to bo present at the Guild hall on the occasion of tho annual banquet given by the mayor on November 9 The Cherokee form of marriage is perhaps the simplest and most expressive of The man and woman merely join hands over a running stream emblematic of the wish that their future lives hopes and aspirations should flow on in the same channel I A Brockton Mass matv says he drinks a gallon or more of whisky every week but he tells tIlls in tryingto account for a large 4 supply in his House I LiverlilsLike biliousness dyspepsia headache comtK patlon sour stomach Indigestion are 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Manager =11 o p BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY I i Incorporated Entered the Pcttoffiee at BarlliiRton as Second I eltti matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES OK yerllrlctlylnadyance 00 Six 3 0 ThrecMontht to 4 2- SlnlCleCoples i mailed tree on application Csneipondenti wanted In all parts the e inntv Address ua for particulars THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4 897 OHIO is safe for the Republican ticket according to late bulletins REPUBLICANS claim Nebraska hard on Bryanism if true 11RatherRKPODLICANS have won in Kan 1sas It looks like a landslide for lp county affairs I SHACKIEPORD is elected Clerk of 1 the Court of Appeals The major is not known but it is sufli I 1itTilE export trade of September 1897 was 104691705 This is a gain of 22 per cent over Septem ber 1896 and is greater than any r September for yearsIHOPKINS COUNTY went Demo cratic and so did Kentucky but there is a place called Nebraska where a man named Bryan lives that shows great Republicap gains t TAMMAN won in Greater New York The hope of Republicans i to elect was based on the ttcandidacy of Henry George and that hope vanished with Georges death p TilE gold reserve increased nearly 4000000 in the first half rofOctober reaching a total ofh F1morc than 150000000 It is a sensation to Treasury officials Lttohave so large a gold reservetl k IT is true thatKentuckY Repub licans felt the loss Tuesday of the Democrats who voted for Mc- aKinley But sound money was not threatened m this election and f itliejsinjerest in local elections has swallowed up much of the interest in other issues A REPUBLICAN Protective Tariff ly crnowits practical operations more than fulfilled every prediction of the friends of this historic American I policy and confounded every prediction of its enemies It has tibroughtness it has reopened the idle mills L and given new and powerful im petus to manufacturing it hasxal ready increased the national reve nues and it has done all this not only without an impairment but ac tually with an improvement of our t foreign trade for our exports for the month of August the first full i month of the Dingley law were the heaviest of which there is any record Boston MassJournalo I September 18 1897 on 1Yellow Fever I and Our Quaran tinecThe question of national quarantine is one that is of greatest in v terest to the people of this whole land just now and the necessity for the thorough guarding of our coast line by a unilorm system impartially enforced is pressing it sell home to the minds of the peod pieuMost reliable information shows that the yellow fever was intro duced into this country from Ship Island which is located about five miles off Biloxi Miss Until 1893 the quarantine station was at Chan- tdelieur Island a point twentyfiveL miles from land but on account of the storm of that year and on ac count of the pressure that was brought to bear by merchants of some of the coast towns and on account of the parties havingI charge of quarantine desiring to be nearer the land the station was re established at Ship Island We publish on another page an able article on this question taken from the New Orleans Times S Democrat which gives a full his tory of the troubles of the quaran i tine and shows the necessity for a national quarantine first for the purpose of keeping the fever out of this country and second for the purpoe of establishing a uni form quarantine if it should unfor tunately get in which it is believed by those best informed it will not dolta rigid national quar antine is established Gone to Vote Frankfort Ky Oct 3olheCourt of Appeals adjourned this morning until Thursday The Judges will leave for their homes I this afternoon to vote The State house is deserc donly the clerks remain to transact routine business Are you subscriber to THE BEE You should be 1l v D p Unofficial Vote of Hopkins County ElectiOn Tuesday November 2nd i7CommonlCircuit I Constitu 4 Clerk of the Court Circuit n Sup I t o I Sur tional of Appeals Judge Attor I Senator sentatlve gk CISheriff Jailer Assessor Schools veyor cpr0ne Amend 1 ney ment i i1 0 ei S J i t g IT PRECINCTS I = j ffi fZ j i 2p 0 ffi e 2 ffi g ffiz 5 iQ = = en fu P4 a z p Uo t t1 g a z 0 Z x z- a gjz ui t1c 3 Z A Za r d z tJ E z Z j rJ 0 UOJ z genZ 0 OO tJ ften OJ i While Plains 53 180 9 2 52 186 52 183 52 x86 184 14 52 i85 5i i83 183 16 52 183 66 i86 i81 i6 iSm 14i85 53 183 51 1- StlaNortonville3757 1 I 3662 3261 3i63 63 6 3464 3559 63 8 3If3 3263 65 5 61 5 3360 32601 1 3 Mortons Gap 91 148 13 5 98 162 93 163 93 iGo 162 i2 92 x6o 96 156 162 iS 90 164 91 162 iGi 12 164 II 165 93 154 SQ 156 I 4 St Charles 123 70 I 3 130 126 71 125 71 72 7 124 70 Jl9 77 75 19 223 7 tiB 83 74 of 72 580 120 71N 120 63 I 5 Lake Earlfngton135 Jl9 8 3 138 1211 134 121 233 122 120 46 133 222 137 70 133 122 129 132 i21 48 12C 44 125 131 116 131 H6 2 6 N E Earliogton 148 127 6 5 8 159 148 136 147 134 135 45 149 133 165 1211120 67 zg 133 z6a 133 139 51 138 40 143 140 138 i42 131 S 25 7 l3arnstey17 73 40 4 23 IS 93 17 201 7J 82 z6 too 17 39 15 97 17 98 91 31 89 32 9917 90 16 91 49 8 Court House79 92 i6 z6 99 ioo 92 203 88 97 107 27 90 104 91 1001Ic6 30 78 iOi 90 lOS 109 34 105 32 ii6 79 107 78 99 3 9 Elk 105 101 7 I 2 no no IC4 110 104 ItO 108 33 104 209 105 109 26 104 114 104 Jl2 109 24 105 aG III 102 IC9 L 102 log 10 Cotton 57 49 15 9 68 63 6i 65 65 6o 91 14 6o 65 Gm 67 62 9 68 66 6o 6S i6 59 40 67 Go 6a Go 67 I n E Hanson89 Jl7 38 595 126 93 125 88 IaS 127 Go 90 128 90 i32 129 591 87 129 93 1J7 Z27 52 128 53 126 86 123 86 i23 4 12 W Hanson2 67 73 I I 37 Jl4 27JlO 29 503 67 65 28 JlI 29 109 93 77 27 109 3t 105 94 66 99 6J 134IIJ Oakwall25 126 16 4 3 38 134 30 132 30 132 131 19 28 132 19 Z33 132 2i 26 125 33 133 537 2i 135 iS 24 134 24 132 14 N Nebo 91 52 I 103 Ci Sg 72 93 6g 7 3 S8 73 87 70 73 3 93 73 92 69 73 3 I 15 S Nebo77 99 85 zo8 8o IJI 90 JlI Jl9 73 zi8 73 113 Jl9 2 72 rIG 70 Jl6 no 16 110 23 5 1 16 Dalton102 160 100 I66JI 102 l6l 102 I6o 131 102 i6o J05 162 33 102 16 97 167 i6i 19 17 Silent Run25 53 M 55 7 52 15 51 52 IS 52 17 521 51 9 17 51 18 5 52 5 52 43 17 SJ 27 52 18 Charleston72 125 9 74 141 72 140 70 IJ7 14122j 70 141 72 IJ8 131 33 6g 144 605 148 IJ5 i6 137 16 IJ8 79 126 p IJ6 6 IQ Dawson 95 IJ4 7 91 I 97 140 97 141 96 IJ9 96 zi 86 i55 136 30 96 138 92 142 140 16 136 15 139 94 136 95 136 120 lIsley147 63 8 128 84 14i 64 143 65 65 iS 143 63 152 58 63 32 142 64 140 6i IS 72 5 66 145 59 142 60 fsi MIII149 99 24 3 268 8o 138 83 264 79 81 58 i6o 87 159 85 Si 88 i6 87 163 811 86 73 84 6i 805 153 84 154 78 1 22 CltChefl97 152 8 8 3 112 152 94 168 i04 156 162 30 98 162 93 1605 i66 47 92 i69 87 mj8 169 32 163 35 173 163 805 94 156 7 J 23 Manilou 50 88 66 io2 51 It6 d6 105 102 32 53 129 54 110 102 42 50 iOg 51 104 i02 32 88 52 107 53 94 52 97 124 Ricbland 44 5 I 48 56 43 54 H 57 49 46 43 59 45 059 57 33 41 62 42 63 53 33 53 28 55 46 53 45 52 Total 19252380 322I2C78 2625 2625 19791258 670 194i 2668i6326302584843193126671947 26671 G 6372353 6022332 j161021121602zoS ALL DEMOCRATIC Pratt Defeated by Nunn for Circuit Judge Lunsford Defeated by Crenshaw for State Senator Hopkins County Hepubllcaas Lose Every thing Looks like everything has gone Democratic in this neck othe woods Even our old warhorses Hon C J Pratt and Hon J H Lunsford are defeated Of course the official count may change the complexion somewhat f these returns but there is slight ope All of the Republican candidates for Magistrate have been defeated in Hopkins County and e fiscal court as well as the Circuit Court will be Democratic There is nobody the Republicans can blame but themselves as n analysis of the vote cast will prove They just didnt turn out and do their duty at the polls But there is one redeeming featt ure even upon this point the publicans did better proportionate in this way than did the Demo ats According to the most complete returns now in Christian countyI gave Lunsford majority and Hopkins gave Cren shaw Populist on Democratic cket 619 majority This defeats by 59 votesIReturns are incomplete from the race for Circuit Judge The scratching was a most amus ing feature ot the election Sometimes the Log Cabin would be I someIj both the Democratic and Populist tickets Again the roosters feet caught the little cross markand then jumped both ways to count for Pratt or Graham or Lynn one r allor otherson the Repub lican and Bourland and others the Populist ticket There were Democratic tickets voted r each candidate except Shack hord There were votes for Hindman accompanied by a genI eral scratch through the other tickets and likewise votes for Wallace with similar scratching An occasional ballot showed the cross opposite the name of Bailey only showing the intention oi the voter to vote the full Republican ticket and his ignorance of how too it There were ballots stamped nder more than one device which committed suicide And an entire blank is on record with no sign but the printers impression thereon Most people forgot there was any constitutional amendment to be voted on although many had made up their minds to vote on he question There were several instances known to the writer where Graham was voted for and the voter had skipped over in the next colum and marked out the name of his oppo happenedinf ELECTION RIOT Several Killed and Fatally Injured in Kentucky Frankfort Ky Nov 2Tliree white men were killed two white men and several negroes wounded one fatally and several negroes arc supposed to have been killed as a result of an early morning election riot between Democrats and Re publicans The trouble arose over th work of Democrats engaged in colonizing negroes in the coun try to prevent their noting Frank Egbert and others went out with guns to stop the work and an en counter ensued about 2 amwhich resulted fatally as stated Egbert and his party opened fire so the story goes upon those in charge of the wagons that were used to transport the negroes The fire was fatal Later when deputy sheriff Deakens attempted to arrest Egbert both inen were killed and others wounded v en ftli H EARLJtiCTON CITY ELECTION Citizens Ticket Elected With no Opposition JUDGE COWELL REELECTED The Earlington City election resulted as follows There were 349 votes in allcast The only contest was for police judge The present judge Charles Cowell was candidate for reelection and received 224 votes as against 122 for James Priest his opponentThe Board of Coun ilmett was reelected without opposition receiving votes as follows Jno B Atkinson 286 Geo C Atkinson 286 Thos N Blair 286 J W Day 287 L H OBrien 287 A J Stokesy287 There were 7 scattering votes castMayor WF Burr was reelected without opposition receiving a to al of 286 votes The citizens of this proeperous ittle city did not hesitate to express their full confidence in the ability of the gentlemen who com the old as they now will ompose the new board- MADISONVILLE CITY CONTEST Results in the Election of Dr W P Ross Mayor A STRONG BOARD ELECTED The election in Madisonville for municipal officers resulted in the election of Dr W P Ross Republican over H H Holeman Democrat by a majority of 22 votes The total vote cast in this race was Ross 269 Holeman 247 Holeman was Madisonvilles first Mayor under the new constitution and is defeated for reelection The new board of councilmen consists ofChesley Williams Polk Laffoon JB Harvey Casper Harrig Samuel Powers Robert Henry Esquire T It Cardwell was elected City Judge receiving about as many votes as all other candi dates for that office combined MORTONS GAP Excellent City Ticket Selected Outof Three in the Field Mortons Gap Nov 3Spe- cialThe city election here yes terday resulted in the election of Wm James for Police Judge Virgil Matthews Marshal and the following Board of Trustees Wm Davis Dr J E Williams C L Jennings N P Morton L T Stull This is an excellent ticket and was selected by the voters out of fliree tickets in the field ST CHARLES City Ticket Elected Without Op position St Charles Nov 3Speciah- The election for Municipalof ficers for the city resulted in the election without opposition of the followingTrustees J V McEuen W C Jenkins Dick Woodruff E Sisk Dick Palmer George King was elected police judge and Chas Jenkins marshal HANSON CITY ELECTION List of Excellent Men 9to Maaafc That Towns Affairs Hanson KySpecialThemunicipal election here yesterday resulted in the choosing of an en fp j I bo I Gloomy Hopeless Life Internal Pains Lame Tired Nor vous Every Bad Symptom Cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla U For nearly five years I suffered with R severe case of stomach trouble I had pains In my stomach and bowels so that I could not stand or work without great Buttering My appetite was very poor and when I did cat anything I was shortly afterwards seized with vomiting spells I could not rest at nIght and felt lame and tired all over I became nervotu and had no energy whatever My life seemed gloomy and hopeless My husband ad vised me to take Hoods Sarsnparllln as ho had been taking it with great bcne used I began taking It aud the first hot tle did me a great dent of good I continued with it regularly and have now almost fully regained my natural weight and An doing nearly alt my lioutcwork MRS lINDA CROCKER Gladstone Ala II My blood was out of order and I had no energy After taking two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla I felt better than for a year MARION W SMITH Collins vllle Alabama glstsfltire new set of officials William Reynolds was elected police judge and J V Ashby marshal The Board of Trustees is as follows D S Edwards G A Jackson James Edge B F Wilson and C H Hewlett The men chosen are leading citizens and will make the most excellent officials OHIO Claimed by Both Republicans and Democrats LEGISLATURE PKOBABLY REPUBLICAN Columbus 0 Nov 3 10 a m Special Democratic State Committee claims Legislature by 12000 joint ballott and election of Governor by from 8000 to 12000The Republican Committee claims that the Republican State ticket is elected by roooo to 12 000 that the Senate stands 17 Re publican 16 Democratic and 3 doubtful House of Representa tives 57 Republican 50 Democratic and 2 doubtful PROVIDENCE Who They Elected to Attend to the Business of the City Providence Ky Nov 3- SpeciahThe city election here yesterday was contested by two tickets and the following municI- pal officers were elected- D W Payne mayor 132 votes E G Bishop police judge 137 votesThe Councilmen chosen and the total votes cast for each are Wm Wilson 122 124J13NatW H Arnold 114 CALDWELL COUNTY Elects Entire Democratic County Ticket Special lo TilE lEE Princeton Ky Nov 2 Shack leford carries this county about 100 majority The entire Demo cratic county ticket elected For Circuit Judge T J Niiiin carries county over Hon Clifton J Pratt Grasshiamforabout the same Judge Cowell Thanks the Citi zens of Earllngton To the public It is with feelings of deep giati tude I take this method of extend ing my warmest thanks to the good citizens of Earlington who irre spective of party ties stood by me in the contest of Tuesday It is my desire to merit their continual esteem and my effort will be made to the end they shall never regret their kindness so graciously expressed Sincerely CIIAS COWEL The sewing circles in several Maine towns have assumed tic duty of patching the sidewalLs when they needjit l r c t- jf jlrB7 COMPLETE FROM WEBSTER Republicans Lose the County by a Small Majority Full Returns for All the County Races NICHOLS REPUBLICAN tOIl SENATE Dixon Ky Nov 3Specral precincts Shackleford 1552 Bailey 1323 plurality of 229 for Shacklcford Parker no Hindman 52 McConnell Populist for State Senate gets majority of 272 in this county but the probabilities arc that Nichols Republican is elected The full Democratic county ticket wins by a small margin The complete returns show the following For Representative Perkins 1614 Edwards 1256 For County Judge Hall 1612 Poole 1440 For County Attorney Henry 1635 Browning 1314 For County ClerkPorter 1612 Morris 1354 1656Trusty 1674BaileyFor School Superintendent 1291Forant 1270 For JailerPage 1645 Curry 1295Although time Republicans elect no county officers they have made a good fight and arc gratified to have so reduced the majority against them BOLD BURGLARS In Broad Daylight they flake two Rich Jewelry Hauls Evansville Ind Nov IThismorning n man walked into G A Bittrolifs jewelry store An old man was in the rear and the clerk slippedbehindwatches two solitaire diamond rings three combination diamonds rubies and emeralds one marquise diamond a lot of pearls and several other jewels He disappeared without being seen Bittrilif heard the door slam and came to the front but the robber had gone The loss is about 2500 In broad daylight yesterday eve ning robbers broke into C P Mingsts pawn shop and got about ringsNoLatham Hotel Sold Hopkinsvillb Ky Nov 11The Bank of Hopkinsville and the City Bank purchased the Hotel Latham this morning at public auction for 10000 The hotel cost 100000 and was appraised probablybe Bombay is the second largest town in the British Em- pireWell Childrenthat Warming and fatforming foodsometWng to be two or months in the fall that they may not suffer from co- ldSCOTTS EMULSION Hypophosphites exactly what they want They will thrive grow Strong and be well all winter on splendid food tonic Nearly all of them become very fond of it For adults who are not very strong a course of treatment with the Emulsion for a couple ofmonths in the faU will put them through the ccndillon about this Be lure you get SCOTTS Emulsion Stt that lh nun and fun art on the wrapper Atm I joe aridroo SCOTT DOWNS ChemtiU New York tT SOME AFRICAN MONEY It OoiuUti of BUrci With liable and Children For Small Chang Any recital of rcccut currency expert encea would bo Imperfect that tailed to call attention to certain anomalous fis cal troubles that have lately befallen the people of ouo of tho negro states of western Afrlca aud which have not yet passed into history to an extent that they merit As Is well known the government of tho leading states of Europe with a view of increasing their commer cial advantages thiough the ACquir- ement of now markets have within a comparatively recent period greatly increased their territorial domains and government in and over what Is regard ed no uncivilized Africa Thus tho Brit lab government is rapidly occupying vast tract of territory geographically known as Nlgrltn from tho circumstance that it is traversed by or Is con tlguous to tho ancient and onoo myste rious river Niger and ono of the Nigrl tlan kingdoms that baa moat recently and after considerable fighting passed under British rule and European ideas and enterprise is that Of Nnpo which through considerable Arab population is to an extent a commercial country and to whom the advent of the English was probably not unwelcome Tho cur rency of this kingdom and its popula tion was mainly slaves with Inferen tially slave babies andchildren serving as subsidiary money media It might also perhaps bo inferred that whlto babies would bo considered a counterfeit circulating medium and octoroons bimetallic The carrying round of two or three babies to make change would certainly bo rather difficult and when they cried it might bo regarded as on account of inflation But anyway a serious financial difficulty II reported to bo impending in Nup for as tho British government does not sanction or tolerate slavery the interesting qucs tion has naturally arisen What are the people of Nnp6 going to do for money or rather for currency Will a party arise as in tho United States who will manfully contend for the maintenance of the dollar of their fathers Will not some Nupean Bryan set forth in fitting language tho wickedness of the demonetization of former Nnplan cur renoyWhat better use can Senator Teller mako of his disquisition on the benefits that accrued to the ancient IronIdistribution on tho banks of tho Niger How tho heart of exSenator Peffer of oat tho historical Itanimust hfs axiomatio financial tilt matters not of what money is made or what its intrinsic yalue 11- Would it not be the part of wis dom for President McEinloy to in struct his monetary missionaries after they have got through with their search in Europe for information about our renoy round tho tables of royalty to journey forthwith to vest Africa visit Nnp6 and learn from tho Nnpeans their opinions as to tho effect of cheap money contingent on a succowfnl alavo hunt and also whether their former money hAd not much to commend it by reason of its remarkable properties for leg circulation It certainly could not have staid long in one place without watch ing David A Wells in Harpers Weekly The Original Kanuu Bllrcr Man When tho first white settlers arrived at Wathena in 1850 they found an old chief with quite a field of ripening corn Ono Mr Bryan another silver coinci deuce offered the chief 11 a row for 20 rows of tho corn which offer was ac cepted Mr Bryan handed him a 120 goldpieco Tho old chief looked it over carefully and then laid it down at Mr Bryans feet and walked away Ho was nothingbutand after considerable skirmishing enough of them were got together to complete tho deal Wathena Star Still HftOklof Away Eight eonntrlei have adopted the gold itnndard ilnce tlie Hverlto began work with IiU little hatchet The tree isbig gerami stronger now than eTer Which licit on the Gospels Doctrines which reat on the gospels are reasonable d aro living and doc trines wlinli liavb uo support In the gos poh ueless than vqasonablo and orody iug Inn Maclarci Oldliorses are turned Into Qer man sausages in Belgium cool i- nj 04 IC Iie j A NEW SUIT i k 1 From Top to Bottom I t- fi NHIS is the app arance our Store makes AI- tfi now Everything is dub IDinlcr j l Spring stuff has disappeared entire l or taken a back scat We extend the readers b a 4 fiof TilE BEEtla cordial invitation to come in antI allow us tho pleasure of showing them the latest l and most complete assortment of i I Clothing Hats 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ARTHUR C LANCIIAM BRECKINHjbGE CASTLEMANi I 1711 Royal Insurance Co OF LIVERPOOL A The Largest Fire Insurance Company in tin World t r Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern T tesXSv Losses Paid In Kentucky in 1896 v 24983103 m Ir J f BAFBEE CASTLEMAN X Managers Southern Department General Office Louisville fI iS I f PAUL M MOORE EarhngtonKy Resident Agent for EarHngl n 4 i n and Vicinity r t c fSUBSCRIBE FOR i tf TIIE E3ETr r1I J J 5 t1ONE DOLLAR PER yEAR i J C 4 i j4AllI i C1i H 3ee yJIibutvll WCiirIve LOCAL NEWS Henry Browning is reported on csickilst To Cure a Cold In one Day IJ ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets VIrugglsta refund the money If It falls o 25C Mr Cal Martin went to Sebree yesterday to see his brother Mr T C Martin who is very ill b 6 That rasping In the throat is a torr runner of lung irritation In such cases f Dr Dells Pine Tar Honey gives instant relief It Is fast becoming famous as remedy for all affection of the throat chest and lungs For sate by St Bernard Drug Store KarlinRlon and Geo King St Charles I Mrs Thomas Jones ol Hanson Was the guest ot Mrs Pauline Jones a few days this week Ducklenii Arnica Salve tr The best Salve in tho world for Cult r kuises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever orfs Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains tans ant alt Skin Eruptions and post I cures Piles or no pay required It Is laranleed to Rive perfect satisfaction oil ey refunded Price 25C per box Fur by St Bernard Drug Store i Irs J W Brown and Mr Frank ffoon were baptized in Loch 4 ry Sunday afternoon by Rev I pastor of the Chris clUirch with hich congreRa ft they wen united i Vt Tulrf Sll iii Muutr YuurUtr Jknif quit luUtvio iMklly ami lorovor be snag Vlullol life nervuutiJ vlkor take NoTo 1 kite wonderworker llmt inakoi weak wan W All druggist tOIl or ll Cure KUaran liuiclcI an4 fumlle tree AddrrslI I K Iteinol Ctti Chicago or New otland is the name of the only in Connecticut which cast no against the constitutional am hent requiring voters to be to read English i I Yucatan CuMI Tonic great reliable and popular tonirI rlodic and febrifuge It breaks tbe ad prevents its return strengthening patient and gives healthy lone and without regard to diet Pleasant to i Price Soc Warranted al drug e I It has been calculated by Robert all that the whole coal supply of ur planet would barely suffice to produce heat equal to that which the sun dissipates in onetenth of a second To Cure s Cold In One Day I F Tan Laxatlvo Uromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the monelU it fails to Cure ajc For sale Uernard Drug Store Hatllngton Kv CRev R V Omcr will fill his reg 4uular appointment at the Christian r cining1 a series of meetings there may be doubt in the minds of some t as to the Sunday services fiB announcement will set at rest all 41f doubt I Tit backlog cough Is undermining your cooitliution sapping your strength f Dr Belts Pine Tar Honey will cure It i This is one of the most valuable remedies ti V ot modern times for coughs colds and I7 bronchial troubles For sale by St tier Hard Drug Store Earlington and Geo JttKIng St Charles tPresident Alfred Coolidge of the Second National Bank of Colfax Wash has raised an immense quantityof wheat this season and sold it at a rate equaling 3420 an acrf while the land itself could not have been sold at any time L1 acre these past three years at 10 an 1 How to Cure Bilious Colic tsuffered for weeks with colic and puns In my stomach caused by biliousness end bad to take medicine all the while unlit I It used Cbamberlalns Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me I have Since recommended It to a good many I S people MRS F BUTLER talrbaven i Conn Persons who are subject lo bilious colic can ward oft the attack by taking this 1irrnedyas soon as the first symptoms op j sale by Den T ICoblnson Mor t George King St Charles St Hernard Dru Store liirllnglon I Nr Dan Underwood d family c Iwho have been making their horns Hi li Orange county Ind for spine months past have returned to EarlinRton and again make this 1 tlitir home Mr Underwood says I he expects this thriving little city I to bu hi home for the rest of his Me Ve welcome them home I again IerVIiiJY Ea i CwcureU Comlr Calluvtli tlm must won tiwful medical discovery of tbu age sut awl refreahluK to too taatc act Cutly aud positively on nndbowcls- f I eleanllnlf entire system colds I cure headache favor constipation and blllousnelS PIOilS a buy and try n i I of O QO today 10 3500 cents bulit n- nI guaranteed to cure by Q t drulglsts Halloween was a sort of a miss fit this year It came on Sunday i I a Lfl1stpeopleforgot its existence lit was the late o r l this bewitching and ghostly anni versary in this little city Last t year it was different hut then p I some of the Earlington maWs have k married since I A cuff button bearing true emu V blem of a secret order has been handed in at this officq Owner can have it by calling for and de scribing it 4 Ji ThE mm HoiBt- T IL Rain Falls Generally Over the State of Kentucky Paducah Ky NovIIRaln began falling here yesterday after noon and has since been incessant and general throughout the Pur chase River men feel milch encouraged at the prospects for the resumption of navigation y Good Rain Pal- iRussellvillc KyNNov IAg- ood rain Was been falling in this county since last night The drouth is broken IlIrlDrouth broken Horse Cave Ky Nov IThed- romhis broken nda good rain is falling tponedILexington Nov iTIic races have been postponed on account of the heavy rains tolay Bealtyville Ky Nov rThemountains arc soaking wet The long drouth is broken and a hard taut is falling Rains In dirrard Lancaster Ky j Nov IThel- ong drouth of three months was broken by heavy rains last night Indications good for more today TA dullyWMlier t Frankfort Ky Nov rThie drouth was broken here last night A continuous rain has fallen since 6 oclock last cVening up to noon today Notwithstanding the rain a large crowd is here Deafness Cannot He Cured by local applications as they cannot reich the diseased portion of the ear There is only one ay to cure deafness and lint it by constitutional remedies DetfnrM is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Enstacblan Tube When this tube Is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and Ibis tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be de stroyed forever nine cases out of ten are cauied by Catarrh which h nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused bv catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J CIIBNEV Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 730 Halls Family Pills are the best Fly Wheel Lets Go Last Thursday evening shortly after 5 oclock an accident occurred at the new fan which delayed operations several hours It seems that the governor belJ came off and the engine was driven at a high speed by the full head of steam being however greatly re tarded by the resistance of the great fan The strain of this proved too much for t he fan belt which soon flew oft the driving ptilly andallowed the whole head of steam to slay upon the untrain inched engine which in a few mo meats had attained such fearful rapidity that the fly wheel burst into pieces The fragments were hurled to a great distance cutting their way through the building and brick wall some of them crash ling through the walls oa house fifty yards away shattering the door and wall as though fired from a cannon Umstead and Toombs repaired to the scene with a crew workmen and by midnight the engine was equipped with another wheel the house fully repaired and the fan running as usual Had the accident happened half an hour earlier it would have certainly been accompanied with the loss of life as a crew of men were working around and above it that day Free Pills Send your address to II E llucklen Co and Ret a free sample box of Dr Kings New Life Pills A trial will convince you of their merits These pills are easy In action and are particularly ef fective in the cure of Constipation and Sick Headache For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable They are guaranteed to be perfectly free Irons every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetableS They do not weaken by their action but by giving tone lo stomach and bowels greatly Invigorate the system Regular size 25C per box Sold by Si Bernard Drug Store They Did Play iThe Howell Shops Band have been hearth in Burlington On their way back from the Centennial Friday last whither they had been on a special train with the officials of the L Nand other roads to help celebrate J W Thomas Day they serenaded the L N and St Bernard people It is not known postively whether Charlie Cowells frequent inquiries alter the manner ol what about those forty pieces anyway havg had effect hut the fact remains that we have heard the Howell band in Earlington and now know of a truth that do exist in very flesh and blood and wind and can blow horns td a finishIEverybody who the serenade were delighted The full band was not here because some of the members had gone home the night before but the music was fine nevertheless There is promise of a great future for the Howell Shops Band Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be CI 5 ANDY GA1HAIT1C r CIJRLCOIISTIPATIO- HD1S1o cure a eewot eeitIpattoi Caseireta are Bc Ideal Iexa I UTg LT GUARIXTEEDto yrlp or eases a astralr iw a hs II fre U tRlIN4i IEXEDT 10 ideaso Montreal Ca orYw lark liT L r u rL j f1 injCAH coNyocitioir Will Heet In Hopkinsylllc Three Days this Week Hopkinsville Nov iThePaducah Convocation of the Epis copal Church will meet in ibis next week and will hold a number- of sessions at Grace Church be ginning Tuesday afternoon and closing Thursday There are seven churches andI ciht missions in the convocation About thirty delegates and many visitors will come to Hopkinsville to attend the meeting The Rev B S Reed is dean of the convocation and the Rev Robert Sc SecretaryRepresentatives from the churches at Henderson Paducah Russellvillc Hickman Columbus and Guthrie A Healthy BabyiMy baby was taken givlog for some lime when the disease disappeared She is now a healthy and developed child and I feet I own her restorI SarsaparillaMas Hoods Pills are the pills to take 1withills r Magazine ClubtTheladiesMagazine Club held a very delightful meeting with Mrs A W Jackson last Thursday afternoon Mrs J F Foard reviewed Modern College Educa tion Cosmopolitan and also Child in the Home Kindergarten Review Mrs E A Chatten read in a most pleasing manner Mayo byElizabethhail been changed on account of the absence of some of the mem dutyThe be held with Mrs J R Rash Thursday November it at 230 p m Mrs t W C Morton Mrs Charles Mc Gary and Mrs G C Atkinson will have reviews Miss Eula Long of Madison ville who was visiting Miss Celeste Moore was the guest of the Club There was a decided shadow overtthe last meeting occasioned by near departure of another bright member of the club the loss of whom will always be the cause of deepest regret u The Womans FriendII know from my own experience IbalIfor ladinofa constipated habit there nothing o supply the place of German Liver I Mrs J P Meneness Sprlngfi Id Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder orI dyspepsia and other liver troubles and JennieGreenFriends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver complaint I had relief before I bad taken one bottle It did me more Rood than all med icine prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell Jeffersonville hid Prosperity seems to attend TilE BEE office Even our neighbors hens come here to lay More than that One of but feathered friends visited our office regularly for thelproper and sufficient length time and has just now turnedout the prettiest little brood of downyt chicks that you ever did see belong to our neighbor BeaUof the restaurant and have gone to iace the battle of life and the fry ing pan The True RemedyiW M Rapine Chief says We wont keep house without Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds ExI perimented with many others but never got the true remedy until we got Dr Kings New Discovery No other remedy can take its place in our home as in it we have a certain and sure cure for Coughs Colds Whooping Cough etc It is idle i- to experiment with other remedies even if they are urged on as just as good as Dr Kings New Discovery They are notIas good because this remedy has a record of cures and besides is guaranteed It never fails to satisfy Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store VorkfOrMjners- Knoxville Tcnn Nov zCoal- at the new town of Lafollctto by test has proven to be good for coke Three hundred miners will be given work at once Sore Throat In a teller to Dr Hart man dated Dec ayib 1896 George A Olancbard of Washington Ga writes My throat had been In the habit of getting sore evrry year Tor the last twenty years and if any medical skill did me any good It was so little I did not know it Two years ago my wife was down sick two months tried two doctors but the case was a stubborn one cf female trouble I found in Peiuna not only a good safe remedy for sore throat but one for weakness and nervous prostration I quit the doctors anti purchased a bottle of PeninD and in three days after my wife Rot up and she has been going ever since and I have not been bothered with that bad sore throat It used t lust at least fifteen or twenty days Since we have used your medicine my wifj bis not lost a slagle day and she has gained over lilly pounds In a later letter July 22 1897 Mr Dlanchard writes All of the sickness we have in the family is when we cannol get Peruna We people In the SouttI think Peruna Is a Godsent recommend Peruna to friends of mine tbat had asthma and one botile cured them Whenever Peruna is used it speaks loudly for itself Dr Hartman the original compounder of Perunis has a recent book cia chronic catarrh which will be sent free by tho Pc runa Drug JM tg PO Columbus Q4 Ask your druggist for a free Peruna Almanac for 1898 Farm for Sale Fruit and berry farm of 75 acres or s lecir trade for Earlington property See J S ttcCully Madisorivjlle Ky Subscribe fbrTiiE BEE t rJ Q 0 t 4 i I b i J LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS On January Tat 1898 the railroads of this country will be supposed to have quipped all freight cars with automatic couplers and a sufficient number of Ibem with train brakes to enable the speed to be controlled by the engineer There is a law to that effect and the law has been comI varyingdelreesof the Interstate Commission there are five roads which have equipped the whole of their freight cars with automatic couplers and from 50 to 75 per cent of cars with train brakes These roads are the Boston and Albany the Delaware Lacka wanna and Western the New York Central and Hudson River the New York Ontario and Western and the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Amoug the fortyfive other roads that have sent In reports the percentage varies widely and many roads tare petitioning the commission for exten slonvf time It Is Slid that the commis lion will grant no general extension of time but will hear each case separately and de cide each upon its own merits The advance report of the Interstate foliowlngInleresllnment included In tbe term locomotives and cars on June 30 tSgC was 1333599 Of this number 448854 were fitted with train brakes and 545583 with automatic couplers The increase in equipment dur og the year was 27339 and while the increase in the number fitted with train brakes was 86356 and the increase in the number filled with automatic couplers was 135727 the comparison shows that much to be done before the total equip menu of railways will be furnished with he automatic appliances mentioned The railways of the country employed 454 men per 100 miles of line during the year ending June 30 1896 The aggregate amount of money paid in wages and salaries by the railroads of the United States during tbd year ending June 30 1896 was 408824531 or 6365 percent t of their total operating expenses Each passenger locomotive in service in Ibe United States during the year ending June 30 1896 drew 5t471 passengers Each height locomotive drew 37634 tonst f freight The number of passenger cars per 1000000 passengers carried during that year was 64 and the number of freight cars per 000000 tons of freight carried was 1595 But this average does not include the freight cars owned by out side parties for the use of which the rail roads paid nearly 12000000 Tine t fig ures are taken from the advance reports of he Interstate Commerce Commission Master of Trains Davney was at Evans ville last week lending a helping hand to the dispatchers and others who were rushed with work He is a good man wherever he is tried- Engineer Warner Campbell visi ted Mad isonville one night the past week and bad he degree of Knight Templar conferred upon him Agent Martin of Sebree is still slckand it is thought by his physician tint be is threatened with typhoid fever We certainly owe an apology to the members of the Howell band since they favored us last week with that flee rajsic which was highly appreciated by tboie who so fortunate as to bear it Hereafter the man or men who assail them in any form will have all Earlington to whip No wonder Master Machinist Walsh feels proud of that band and why should not the famous Gilimre band envy them Assistant Yardmaster Clay Wooldridge spent a portion of last week on Green River fishing- Yardmaster Lee Cazort has been taking a few days rest on account of bis health A new lime card went into effect last Sunday but few changes were mads in the schedule of trains No 93 and 94 running between Clarksville anrt Nasnville have been taken off It must be conceded that Supervisor Sullivan and Yardmister Kilroy are good workers at the pills on election dayIThe decrease of business as shovn in the ast report by the L N may postpone the restoration of the tin pr cent cut but we believe when the business gets back to figures of 1892 the company will make word good tack Stokes made bis Initial trip last week as fireman on the Henderson divi don and liked the work fine You canI rest assured he will make a good fireman As tbat band began to play you could see a broad smile spread over the face of Foreman OBrien who takes great interest n music especially when made by the Howell band- Superintendent Dickson and other offi dais were at the Centennial on Thomas day Last Monday Waller Wright received the sad news that a neice of his residing at St Charles was dead Operator Cal Martin after a few weeks n the dispatchers office at Evansville is again back at Earlington on the day force In a recent circular to the employes of the Chicago Great Western Railway Com pany President Stickney invites them to become stockholders they to pay Jto down and SIO in monthly installments The Illinois Central Railroad has had such a plan In effect for years with the result that nearly all of its employes own stock and take as much interest in the success of the company as the head official themselves Ex The Hicks 1898 Almanac and Paper We are informed that the 1898 Almanac of Prof Irl R licks is now ready and judging from its past history it will not be man weeks in finding its way into homes and offices all over America It is much larger and finer than any previous i sue It contains n6 pages is splendly illustrated on on fine hook paper having the finest portrait ever given of Prof Hicks It can no longer be denied that the publications of Prof Hicks have become a necessity to the family and commercial life of the country His Journal Woun AND WORKS It aside from its storm weather and astronomical features has taken rank with the best liter amy scientific and family magazines ol the age Do not believe hearsay and reports See tho Hicks Almanac and paper for yourself You will then know why they art so popular They are educators of the millions and unrivaled safe guards to property and human life It is a matter of simple re cord that Prof Hicks has foretold for many years all great storms floods drouths and tornadoes even the recent terrible drouth over all the country The Almanac alone is 25 cents a copy The paper is 100 a year with the Almanac as- a premium Send to WORD AND WORKS Pun Co 2201 Locust St St Louis Mo Teachers Honey Teachers wages are lower than Visual this year They must cut their expenses in every way Those who expect to attend school this year will do so aMIanson where the rates are the lowest to be found in the state Three teach ers offer especial advantages in all courses Write for particulars to Prin E McCulley county ex aminer Hanson Ky 4 LHDOWN IN TilE JUNES Foreman Thomas Robinson of the Em mines together with John Hogan of Hecla mines now contemplate a to the Klondike gold fields next spring and vou can rest assured that if there is a show for a safe Investment these men will be quick to discern it and we venture the prediction tbat they come back winners A remarkable record was made by the the hew mining machine now being tested at the Hela mines one day last week In a run of forty minutes twenty six feet were cut or about one foot every two minutes twentyfourhoursGeorge Wyatt who looks after lbs min- Ing machines at New South Diamond re ports that there has been a sarcity of coal cars there of late which has somewhat in terfered with the good record they wished o make Foreman J W Day and wife and Mr closingdaysWhen consumers ask the coal dealer for coal nt a price less than cost of production some one must suffer if be buys the coal Several leading Kentucky coal operators visited the Centennial on Thomas Day W D Caviness spent several days the Rumseyfishingsuccessful fishing Again WAS the appeal herd last vrek for more coil cars but the cry was partly in vainJohn Hogan spent last 3iturday at the Centennialand cam hcma delighted with the closing events The coke output in the Piltsburg district of Pennsylvania for the week ended Octo ber 23 was 156000 tons an advance of 5000 tons over the previous week Ship ments aggregated 8456 cars an increase of 521 cars over the previous week Through a concert composed of the CompanyhePlO and the Interoceanic Steamship Company a contract has been made with Mexi can railroads pissing through Vera Cruz to furnish 100000 tons of Alabami coal JanuaryIhe reatly purchased to last until then The contract was obtained after a thorough test of Alabama coal by the purchasers Inas byHnltlishis ofspecial significance During the past week the market condi lIOns for anthracite coal have become some what disappointing If measures are not taken to restrict the outlook will be still more discouraging It is esti produced the warm weather has contributed to de press the trade While conditions are not encouraging some interests hold that a cold snap will lead to an immediate improve ment The Providence Coal Company has pur chased an electric light plant which it will soon put in operation at its mines and will illuminate the handsome new building with it that is now in course of construc tionThe Engineering and Mining Journal saysi The opening of a new coal field in Great Britain is a matter qf considerable importance to that country It might be supposed that the coal measures of that country had been pretty thoroughly ex fullyknownthat at least one field of some extent is left The new workings are in Kent in Englandborderlllthe island from France Geologists have long asserted the probable existence of coal there but it is only a short time since ac tual exploration work was begun The shafts sunk have now reached a point where the existence of workable coal meas ures is proved and it is believed that the new mines will furnish a desirable addi tion to the coal supply ot me country The nature of the coal and the geological conditions indicate that it is probably a continuation of the seams which are ex tensively worked in the basin of the Pas duCiIai in northern France The Kent coal U nearer London than that ofany other district and that fact will give the mines an advantage in supplying the market of the city since Ibe question of freights is even more important there than here owing to the higher rates of freight charged on the English railroads and the greater differences in them due to distance The threeyearold boy of 1 A Johnson of Lynn Center III is subject to attacks of croup Mr Johnson says be is saIls lied that the timely use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy during a severe attack saved his little boys life He is in Ihe drug business a member of Johnson Bros of that place and they handle a great many patent medicines for throat and lung dis eases He bad all these to choose from and skilled physicians ready to respond to his call but selected this remedy for use in his own family at a time when bis childs life was In danger because be knew it to be superior to any other and famous the country over for its cures of croup Mr Johnson says this is the best selling cough medicine they handle and that it gives splendid satisfaction in all cases Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earling ton lien T Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King al Charles Mrs T R Browning returned Satur day from a visit to Nashville To Curo Conitlimtlon Iorovor 234aItLancaster Ky Oct 30At Preachers yule near here a threefoot vein of caune coal has been struck A number of hand will be employed and the mine opened at once SALESMEN wanted lrce outfit One agent earned 22000 1111ic years Several earn 1000 yearly Specialty lftnes Mills etc Fac tory P O 1371 New York Mrs Reese left last Thursday for he homo in Philadelphia alter a visit of several weeks to her daughter Mrs W F Burr Miss Agnes Burr Accompanied lies home NoTolluo fur Fitly Cents Guaranteed tobacco tmliltcurciiialci weak men strong blood pure 6lcfl 111 clrutaiist Mr and Mrs Sidney Brown of M1i sonvillo were the guests of the fiimilv u Dr Mothershead last week HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass wit urine and let it stand twentyfour hours a sediment or setting indicates a disease condition of the kidneys When urin stains linen it is positive evidence of kill nev trouble Too frequent desire to uric ate or pains in tbe back is also convincln proof that the kidneys and bladder are ou of WHAT TO DO There is a comfort In the knowledge si often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root tbe great kidney remedy fulfills ever wish In relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of tbe urinar passages It corrects inability to hole urine and scalding urin in passing il o bad effects following use of liquor wine o beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessily of being compelled to get up man times during the night to urinate Th mild and extraordinary effects ot Swamp Uool Is soon realized It stands Ihe high est for Its most wonderful cures of the mos distressing cases If ou need a medicin you should have thebest Sold by drug Rests price fifty cents and one dolhr Fo a sample bottle and pamphlet both sen free by mail mentipn TUB BBB and enl your full postofflce address to Dr Kilme Co Ulnghampton NY Tbeproprie tors of this paper Raiiranlco tho genuine ness of this offer t I t Sarsaparilla SenseMlAny sarsaparllla Is sarsaparilla True So any tea Is teaISo any flour Is flour But grades differ You want the bett Its so with Sarsaparilla There retgrades You want the best Ifnyou understood sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it would be easy to determine But you dont How should you When you are going to buy a commodity whose value you dont know you pick out an old established house to trade with and trust their ex penance and reputation Do so when buying sarsaparillagAyers on on the market 50 years Your grandfather used Ayers It Is a reputable medicine There aro many Sorsaparillaa bat only one Ayct8 Ittcures I She Wonder dtWith her fair band clasped in mine Tilled with hope almost divine I unreeled the story of my burning love Told lust if shed be my wife I would makether future life A reflection of the angel life above Dwelt I fondly oer and oer on most every charm she bore Praised her virtues up against the arch ing sky And I almost seemed to hear angel pinions swishing near dAs I bowed my headand waited her reply How my heart went pitapat as she in reflection sat Silent as the Sphinx on Egvpts sanded Then plaintthe distant skies And proceeded as before to think again Then I broke the tbinkfu spell I impa tiently murmured WellcAnd her eyes again descended to the floor And she said in accents sweet as a Texas sugar bet SI was wondering where I heard tbat tale before Denton Post After serious illness like typhoid fever pneumonia or the grip Hoods Sarsaparilla has wonderful strengthgiving power PERSONAL Mrs W W Etheridge visited her pa rents in Henderson this week Mesdames F I Croft and G Browning 1 of Mortons Gap spent one day last week with relatives hereLMrs W S Bramwell and daughter of Hopkinsville are visiting Mrs O J Farns worth Little Willie Ethendge accompanied bis uncle to Nashville to spend a few days with relatives this weekLMiss Alice Dy spent one evening last week with friends bareLUilucuto Your lloirols Wllh Cuscarcts oreler10ieCo tOlhIOUhtSrCSCriptiOltSvproperly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist to have a large amount of drugsIfresb drugs He must give the best possible work and for compensation ha must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WERE CAREFUL I ST BERNARD DRUG STORE II UiJr ansi Wtlfo Job Vhcu our fathers In 1834 with a light change III 1837 established tho resent ratio of coinage they took on average of tim prlco of silver in all he markets of tho world They found goldhiso 1 which has been tho ratio since hat time They tried to make the ratio coincide with tho truo com mercial rutlo to tho third decimal place or to 1 part In about 10000 Now people talk seriously of ignoring 1 part n 2 or 0000 out of 10000 Such facts as these illustrate our wonderful growth in power sinco 1834 or at least in our own estimate of our power to overturn im natural laws of trade for wo have otyet actually made tho experiment Sliver OrlVcs Out Mexico Gold Mexico is supposed to bo a bimetallic country Silver and gold aro coined at tho mint and nro both legal tender But silver has driven gold completely out of circulation and in practice Mexico is really a monometallic nation Tho gold coins are at premium in silver when they circulato at all Tho American gold which travelers bring in also com mands n premium at tho money brokers All this confirms in actual practice tho assertion that tho frco coinage of- ilver in the United States would drive oldout of circulation and thus entail our country tho loss Inconvenience and commercial degradation which tho silver standard implies CFIIRO GOUDO Six n Year Tho nations that have changed from ho silver standard to tho gold standard during tho present year are Japan Sal vador British Honduras Costa Rica Peru and Haiti All tIm South Ameri CUll republics that still retain tho silver standard and also Mexico are preparing o malta tho same change They find themselves at a serious disadvantage inItrading with tho rest of tho world What He Kuows It Not licit j One of tho things for which we ought o be most grateful is that God will not give us whnt Ho knows is not best for us oven if wo ask for it over and over again And one prayer that wo can al ways pray in nil sincerity and faith is that God will refuse to give us whnt is not good when wo do ask for itSuua- y School Times Btrlho tho Hoots There cannot be good fruitage with oor rootage Tho life anti power of a ree depend upon the depth and health of its lOotS Even so tho Christian who would bear much fruit must strike tho roots of lila life deep into tho soil of consecration prayer and meditation upon Gods word William T Ellis L NTIME TABLE Effective May 30 1897 SOUl II No ji No 91 No sj Lv Chicago 1010 a m 700 p m Lv St Louis sui a sri BJjpm Lv Kvansville top m 603pm aijam Lv Henderton 136 p m 613 pm 343 i m- LvSebree307pm pinLvLr Mlditonvillo 349 pm 447 a ni Lv Earlington 4 02 p m 720 pm 439 a m t Mortons Gap 415 p in- v Norlon llle 422 p m 519 a in Lv Ilopkinsvllle 513 p D1 8i6 pm 607am PinLv 847 pm 651 alII- Ar Nashville So5pm 1010 pm 840 a m aORTa No 91 No 32 NO51 Lv Nashville 733 am 7450 m 710 pm Lv Gutlirle 1159 a m 937 a m p11 p in Lv HopkinsvIIIe 941 a m laiS a m 933 p m v Nortonrille lasoam 11033111 1039 pm v Mortons Gdp Io 7 a m ir13 a in Lv S Uarllngton 1933 a m 1121 a m 1033 p m v Madisonville 1046 am 1138 a m iioOpm v Hansonioarn 1152 a in Lv Slaughter 1105 din iloiftmLv Sebree 1117 4 m u = opm LV Henderson 11441111 1133 p m 1210 a m- Ar Evansville 1210 p in 133 p m 1240 a m- Ar St Louis 732 p m 720 im Ar Chicago 8JJ p m 855 a m No 3 01 and 91 will stop at MadlroRlIIe an pring5etd to take on and let oft passengers 10 nd from Chicago and points north of Evantville VUKT II 0 Nb 91 make regular stops at Gullirie Earl inglon lop klnslIlo and Henderson PROVIDENCE ACCOMMODATION DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 613 a inLv Providence Ar 735 pm 640 a m Lv NeboAr 633 pin 633 am Lv Manitou Ar 630 P iii 720 a iiiLv MadisontillaAr 605 p m- 735amAr Earlington Lv 543 pm 743 a m Lv BarlinKton Ar 330 p mi 805 a inLv Madisonvillo 3iJpm 829amLllanson Ar 434 pm 844 a in Lv Slaughters Ar 437 pm 903 am Lv Sebrco Ar 410 pm 930 a ra Lv Henderson Ar 330 pal am Ar Evansville Lv 245 pm W W ETHRIDGE Agent I 1 fJ ous make of Clothing We sell it than you can buy the ordinary or common Clothing Weve been man ufacturers and retailers for twentyseven years Our cloth ing is known and in every State and Territory of the Union You pay no middle mens profits when you trade with us We sell at one price All goods arc as represented or money given back We can fit man boy or childnot only in Clothing but Hats Caps and Furnishings always at a profit to you All mail orders promptly attended to We pay expressage one way EVANSVILLE IND oo LIr Stud I- tii ManuJe Phaaegraphr by Item Pitman Jerome II Howard A perfect self instructor Over 300000 sold Sold by alt book sellers or we will send it by mail with the Pkaaif graphic KtaJir and the rronograptsic ciJy OqO for 135 cloth or SuS boards THE PENN PITMAN SYSTEM has for 43 years been the standard Called by the US Bureau of Education The Amer icon System First prize Worlds Fair Full information and complete catalogue free THE PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE CO CINCtNNATI 01110 1 ST Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That Is the great dis tinction to be looked for when tbe time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST NEVTSufficiently Heated d I weffis by Ga This MADISONVILLE KY a4 f Jon s pre rhtr 200 A Day Ii W MADISONVILLE KV cm TO 11p AND D It1 ii 7 1 ifDAILY PACIlJ 11f21 10007 HighArtT Clothing Wemakendsell atretaU- cheaper readymade Strouse Bros GEORGE KING DRUCCIST CHARLESKENTUCKY BIRNARDDRLJSTORIBRYAN BELMONT HOTULEvcrylbln Hotel PRITCHeTTLucile r J- I 3TEi YOURJ sCOAk BILLS OWH USEtWRITE FOR PRICES fJREFERENCE tI LJ oJ j c THE BEST 5TEAM COALON M THE MARKET ND UJ A TffiAL c ORDEFtAMD YOU WILL USE 110 e c ccOTIIR J ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED t icGUARAI1TJE1 OCHAKE ROLLER MILtS L FRANK TUTT PROPRIETOR MADISONVILLE KYe t Makes unsurpassed Flour Meal Bran Crushed Corn Feed i iiMealevery thing a firstclass mill produces The people I L of the county are invited to come in and be treated right t Gives on exchange as much as any mill and guarantees satis l faction Flour warranted to he superior quality it Trade With Webster McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited I Ii IV MEDICINEn i for the- MILLIONooM i A Popular Proprietary Medicine Soldat Retail for Five Cents a Package the experimental step in a direction may lead to a revolution in the trade company of manufacturing cliemltlMho Itlpani Chemical Company I niarketaboutllwO jean 0 n medicinal table tor Ubule eompoletl IiuCcompre1utt powdered preparatl4s ruin medicinal drugs which bad n netra more UM aWUl Iwulcal men than any othr for the cure or ci I fir such lii common 10 man II I U I heir orIgIn In en dllftltlon or f cpscIty for rnllatlnll rIOIatl llIgl1ourbment and ellmlnallng wllr tnctuiei1 uultr till Icall I Mid to prett7 nearlY crery which the IlhI an Ic ealld upon topreccrtbe In their tho DCffplan or the American tOIIe n la d down the rtnclfleI 1Iieviatiofl tittering tho peeket ohuulcl 00 or the highest grade cud so prepare4 a to retalll its rIUIIILtIts irnaci Anti unimpa t rough an extended In climate cblcc4 lruit should be Uledlblr preparationany in the latent 1erfectr methods of modern fclencethrlabulils5protected liy abwrbcnt cotton and wcurely corked of n grade ohl6h In ita cqulrcmenti that no manufacturer of beeewrSay could inoro tJje a amal fut gJIthiexacllnr peclncatlon plan vlali werolnturnpnckedln a not surpaurti in or workmanship by those by the t ftldlous In jeweiland ornanentsofgol fnl tbIrh1ghstandsflI andmiTcr n entlnrtn itthe proprietor the accepted modern methods of nvtking commodity known wren hundred thoiuand dollar In within live years In new pnncr advertmlng has informed ewry American citizen- COfleflllflit the superior and surptitng qualities of lIlrana Tabulestul anti tmlntakloll ot the oyerthecOmmCIai wrld and to note eTery clreumatanlfl hayIns bearing or their trade the managers of the company bue not thatIreaches or an universal use and that the people although requiring the best or eycrylhing resent being cnllt upon to pay havypercentagea for superfluous and klng or unnrceosary protection agaInst on that might reo I Iwrnpningar hut is Ilfedleasinthe CIa8 jurchaaeIntended to be JIIU alo beendlroveretlU1I and actual experleucfJthatthTae5d0 not have the tendency to lou of qualities or diminution of ex from that might at flm hove been expected Inasmuch as tinder- favorabI000fldltiOflSthOetbat hare lain looco la a drawer a traveling hair or for several or are found to be practically M fresh and ax efficacious as 1Actingupon thou angettiOnt and noun1parttenThrly IbO unimpaired roapcrity or nowsotu for a cent of five lime hat amount i i1 and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased ties the c company have entered upon the experiment ot putting u Rlpan TAbulea in pasteboard which will orrr to upon terms which will pennlt 0 a Ibeing sold by the ilnijrcUt or storekeeper at a price lower than erer before adopted for I II proprietary medlclneFIVB CENTSten taunles or doses for one half a cent each Therompany will not discontinue tho manufacture and we In the form with which the have learned to know and value the Rlpans Tabulci but will offer the cheap- eraorlnperlnnlalltort Ill the bcneflt of such as desire them It should understood of the medicine Is identlclin both aorta the only difference coat or IlACklng or nUlnc u The rlvecent pack druRiclirtin eontaintng ten tabulel will be Pen tatagepit1 to any address for ave cents in forwarded to the Ripant Chemical No Oflpruce St New York Until the thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers wilt be supplied at a I jirnnIre will allow them a fair margin of pont TIZ i cartons for 40 lit cartons for 132 8 gross 4J cartons for 850J3 23 groci 15000 cartons for f Ji11 tlitX Caih with the orCcr In orcry case It N- L NEW ENTERPRISEaveitf OHO OIVINOI J STOVESOVER 200000 SATISFACTION They arc made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers They last longer and make more homes happy than any t I r ci other Stove on earth Fire backs guaranteed for xj years k If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE i Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co r NASHVILLE TENN c MANUFACTUIIU OP COOKING AND CHEATING STOVES Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc fgALLRs INta China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery i WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary antI convenient I for the Kitchen Dining Room 1I Laundry anti Dairy LfH S LLi I cnii H LaJJ pm first that wonidmeelt approaches BIOYOLES- L I A SPECIALTY Doooooooooocxxxxxxx WHO 15 YOUR TAILOR Do You Get a CORRECT FIT YOU RECEIVE THE BENEFITS OF 20 YEARS OF SUCCESS IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING BY ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS BORN Co IofM THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS to fit and please you and save you money NEW SAMPLES TO SELLECT FROM ST BERNARD GENERAL STORES 1 I1mjr nkdJl WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equip ment the best in this part of the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST lv llg iijlm UJfff T It I Ii= a i l qM A HANDSOME rLUSTTlATED CATALOGUE OF THE 1 8TllllUOll1NE8 I 1 k d 33nivear LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY b4ltUS JI1ueri4oringoigomosedetrtt1ozeir JJOKKEEPING SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP ETC iHtIaIIJr m ll 1M Zucfofre sttunttoiu RatOS Very LOW l a Ia t i1pr THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VI FOURTH QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES NOV 7r Test of the Lesson Act xxvlil 110 Mem ory Vena 30 Golden Text nom Till 88 Commentary by the Rev D 31 Stenrn 1 S Having nil got safely to land sonto by swimming nnd somo Uy tho help of boards nnd broken pieces of tho ship they found themselves on tho island of Mcllta or Maltn anti received much kindness from tho pooplo who kindled n flro tboyfboon such n cnuso of gratitude to find tliciruclred Fate on land tlmt they would not think so much of tho rnln nnd cold nUll yet tho kindness of tho natives was very refreshing How much joy might bo brought Into ninny n life if wo nil lived to show kindness to those In need As wo ex pcrlonco In our own hearts tho loving kindnotof God which Is better titan llfo Ps lalll 0 wo should surely show tho kindness of God to others II Sam Ix 8 but theso pooplo probably knew nothing of tho lovo of Ood How often the conduct of ouo who knows not God puts to shame those who are Ills 80 Paul was not above gathering sticks with tho rcst to help mako tho flro burn It Is Chrlstllko to bo ready to every good work however humble Tho meek nnd lowly scorn not nny service they can render to another Paul was nn earthen ves sel for Gods glory Gal I 34 nnd God was glorified in him in tho storm before nil tho jjcoplo on tim ship lie now allows n viper to fasten on Pauls hand that be toro these natives tho power of God may be seen In his shaking oft tho viper nnd ex pericnclug 110 harm This was according to our Lords words in Luke x 10 Do hold I give you power to tread on serpents scorpions nnd over nil tho power of he enemy and nothing shall by nny menus hurt you II 78 Paul entered in and prayed and laid his hands on him nnd healed him II This was tho father of Publlus tho chief man of tho Island who wad sick of afever but tho Lord through Paul instantly healed him At ono tlmo God wrought special miracles by tho bands of Paul BO that lly handkerchiefs or aprons which had touched his body the sIck were hooted Acts xix 11 13 At another tlmoPaul hnd to Icnvo Trophlmus nt Mlletum sick Wo cannot always tell whether health or sickness or ute or death shall glorify God the most so wo should soy as Paul saId Christ shall bo magnified in my body whether It be by lira or by death Phil I 20 0 So when this was done others nlso which had diseases In tho Island came and were healed Thus the power of Christ wns rondo widely known nnd wo cannot think of Paul obeying part of our Lords command without obeying tho other If ho healed tho sick in thoTinmo of Christ ho would certainly preach tho gospel of God concerning IllsSon Jesus Christ our Lord to which ho had been especially called and separated Rom I 1 3 Thus not only wore bodies healed but sunny souls must havo been saved also 10 Who nlso honored us with many honors and when wo departed they laded us with such things as were necessary When peopIP are really blessed it li not necessary to ask them to give Gratitude will show ltaelf in some at least The mis sionary money which comes to me from year to year in gratitude for the blessing received at tho Bible classes convinces mo of this more nnd more nnd the abundance for current expenses in my own congrega tion from tho grateful hearts who enjoy the ministry of tho word so that I never need to ask any ono for n cent but merely state the need when there Is one and look to tho Lord alone to supply It through Bis willing people makes mo wish that nil preachers and teachers would so feed their people that tho gratitude would be more manifest to the glory of God 11 And after three months wo depart ed in a ship of Alexandria Paul had learned to watt nnd whether it was two orthrco weeks in n storm nt son or three months on shore at Malta or two years a prisoner nt Ciesarcn he know what It was to rest in tho Lord nnd wRit patiently for Him Ps xxxvll 7 Our Lord waited 80 years at Nazareth and has waited over 1800 years nt Gods right band to have Mis body gathercdoutof the nations of tbo earth Vehavo great need to consider Him lest we be wearied and faint in our minds lI bxllS1314 Three days at Syracuse n call at Rhcgluin seven days at Puteoll then on toward Homo And every day whether on land or sea journeying or waiting just living to glorify God Conscious of Ills loving kindness In storm and sunshine not because wo feel it but because wo know it in Christ conscious of Ills con stout care of and interest In us rejoicing that God Is for us Christ Is for us tho Spirit Is for us nnd tho angels minister to us Rom vIII 81 84 20 Hob I 14 Sure that all our works nro prepared for us beforehand and wo have cnly to walk In them doing as occasion servo us for GU Is with us Eph 1110 I Sam x 7 Dono with all fretting nnd murmuring and complaining all of which Is sinful care ful for nothing prayerful for everything thankful for anything and rejoicing In tho Lord always 15 Brethren from Romo canio to meet Paul nnd his companions BS far as Appl1 forum and tho three taverns criUslng gratitude nnd inspiring courage It is heavenly to meet on earth those who are our true blood relations I do not mean so much our kindred ns thoso who are one with us by the blood of Christ Those are often nearer to us than brother or sister Tho bond is wonderful Blest be tbo tlo that binds our hearts in Christian lovel Paul nay have met some of these brethren In other parts of tho world or not We are not told But they wore ono In Christ and living for Ills glory and ready to die for Him 10 They came to Rome nnd Paul was suffered to dwell by himself with n soldier who kept him Ho was now whore God sold ho would bo and ns to bearing wit ness ho had only to watch his opportunity and bo ready to use It or rather lot God UEO him in It Ho was in a measure free oven as ho was iu Ctesarcn and ho was in the Lords hand who could easily mako him moro free If It was best Wo must have tho Spirit of Him who said I do light to do Thy will 0 My God His servants for Ills pleasure not seeing pco plo or circumstances but only and always God all and In all Oh fill mo with Thy fullness Lord Until my very heart oerflow In kindling thought and glowing word Thy love to toll Thy praise to show I Oh use mo Lord use oven mo Just nit Thou wilt and when and where Until Thy blessed face I soc Thy rest Thy Joy Thy ulory share Father Herberts Escape Owensboro Ky Nov ITheR- ev Louis Herbert of Rome had a narrow escape He was driving with Mr Jo Rets in answer to a sick call when the horse which was young and wild ran away The buggy was wrecked and the priest was thrown out and was dragged some distance between the wheels Mr Reis was kicked in the face but luckily neither of the gentlemen was seriously hurt Good Selection Bowling Green Ky Nov i P J Potter the veteran banker of this city has been appointed a member on the Committee of flanking Jurisprudence and infor mation for Kentucky No better appointment could have been made PISCrS CURE FOR miS WHIHE Alt tlS Bert Conch Syrup Taatea Good DM la time br drunltta CONSUMPTION 1 3 feH t r fefcfe fefctHHHHH tM 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY 1 INCORPORATED I I Minfiand Shippers of COAL AND cokEF I I General Office Earlington Kentucky rid if JEBur iraGln Officese Iiflv IilBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill THE FAMOUS NO9 COAL I JFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 9 IIBRUSHED GOKE FOR BH8E BURNERS FIND FURHH6K8 T JR Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER fNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One i of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 2 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE JCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Beginning Oct 31 Comment by Rev S IT Doyle TOPIC Trust ChrUt for whatU Tim I112 In tho closing verse of the topical reference we have one of the most sub lime expressions of profound trust in Jeans Christ to bo found anywhere in sacred or secular literature For tho gospels sake Paul was suffering Ho had met with opposition and persecu tion ho had suffered untold paiii and anguish and yet in prison ho is not dismayed he docs not doubt or waver In his faith Instead his trust is only intensified I know he says in whom I have trusted and am persuaded that He is able to keep my deposit till that day Ho looks upon ills soul as having been deposited into the care of Jesus Christ and not oven persecution was able to shako his belief in Christs ability to save him We should trust Christ for everything and under all circumstances in life In tire midst of privation and want when tho temporal affairs of lifo Bro not as wo would like wo should trust Christ knowing tho Lord will provide In times of persecution aiid trial and tribu lation because of our faith in Christ we should still trust Him knowing that Ho is ablo to keep that wo have in trusted to His keeping till thijt day In time of bereavement and sorrow when tho sun seems darkened when God seems to havo hidden His face from ns wo should still trust Christ knowing that Ills grade is sufficient for us In time of temptation when tho tempter seems about to gain the victory over us wo should trust Him who is able to overcome oven Satan himself Christ has been tried and has always proved sure and faithful Paul was not putting his trust in severe trials in an unknown untried person I know ho says in whom I have trusted Paul is not the only ono who has learned from experience that Christ can be trusted for all things Christians in all ages havo learned by experience to says I know in whom I have trusted Jesus Christ is tho only one to whom wo can intrust the interests of our souls There is no other name under heaven given among men whereby wo must be saved It is folly to trust in anything else than Christ for salvation for there is salvation in no other name What a comfort then that salvation in Christ is sure that wo way know for a cer tainty that wo may be fully persuaded that Ho is able to keep nfl that wo put in His care Let us trust Christ for all things but over and above everything else let us leave in His euro tho eternal interests of our souls Bible Readings Ps iv G xxxiv 116 xxxvIi 17 xlvi 111 lvi 10 Provo iii 17 xvi 20 xxviii 25 20 Isa xxvi 8 4 1 10 Jer xvii 7j Mark x 23 20 Rom x 811 II Cor i 0 10 I John II 1517- NATIONAL QUARANTINE Let our Health and our Lives be Protected by the POWER OFTHE GOVERNMENT As Our Coast Line Is Protected From Iu vastoa by other Foreign Enemies New Orleans Times Deniocral The New York Herald Washington Post Providence Journal and a large num ber of other leading papers of the country have given notice that question of quarantine will come up before Congress at the winter session and that the South can secure a national quarantine if it so desires They suggest with great delicacy tbat the matter be left to the South to determine as the section most deeply inter ested The North is safe against Infec tious and contagious diseases of iorelgn origin It Is protected against the yellow fever the Southern States against plague and cholera by Europe and the At ocean Once in a century the plague or cholera may find a lodging Jn some European port but even when ilis occurs three miles of ocean and the seven days of travel between that r4 and the United Stales offer a protection a against it On the other band the South is distant only u few hours from Cuba and bellowfecerantine question is therefore distinctively a Southern one say our Northern contem poraries to be settled in accordance with the wishes of the Southern people There I is no attempt to force national quarantine1 on us It is not a scheme of the ists or the North to attack States rights or opprets the Southern people We are simply asked if we want a national quar- antineI and are assured that If we tie we can Ret it- Under these circumstances it Would seem that no subject lends itself more to rational and Intelligent discussion There is no politics in it no sectionalism we have to detctmino simply whether na tional quarantine is preferable to the so called Slate quarantine st stern now In op eration IDS unfortunate that of talc especially since the last camptig some papers hAt got to discussing all problem in M semi b1stericziiway No question can com up now that the ghost of socialism is not in yoked and the skeleton of JelJ non is snatched from his grave and txposcl s a gibbering wraith as an argument against any plo osed improvement We do not think the people however are disposed to discuss the quarantine matter from these standpoints but rather from the praclicil standpoint of what system of defeuse will secure the surest immunity from infectious disease will prevent Ion of life interrup tion of business destruction of property and the inhumanity and barbarism which are now iucident to the visitation ot yellow fever If there is anything undemocratic in a national quarantine the Constitution of thr Unlud States would have protected it whereas it left Congress full power to act in Ibis matter whenever it was deemed ex pedient As for the socialist cry it is scarcely worth consideration The power over quarantine resides in the central government in all other countries monarcblal and republican and experience has shown that this system operates best In keeping out disease We ourselves have recog nized this fact in our appeals to the United States Marine Hospital and In our efforts to secure the union and cooperation of the several Stele boards Realizing the advantages of union over disunion of cooperation as opposed to internecine strife the several State boards entered into a compact a number of years ago to keep each other informed as to the out break of any contagious or infectious di ease and to work together In quarantine matters It was an attempt to form a United States quarantine seivice com posed of the State boards of health Like the original confederation of the colonies it proved a failure The bonds were too loose The compact was without the slightest constitutional back Ing or legal powerIt could bind no one and the State boards of health have Vio lated it whenever it suited their convene ience The Louisiana Board of Health knows of the existence of yellow fever today in Galveston and Houston only from the newspaper reports for the Texas board has paid no attention to tbn compact and has given us no notice of the yellow fever outbreak there When the American colonists found that the confederation of States was a failure because the bonds were too loose they met again and framed a more perfect and a closer union our present constitu lion We are In identically the same po sition today as far as our quarantine Is concerned The quarantine has failed from Its inherent weakness from the lack of power In the States nnd we must get something better The present system is spoken das Slate quarantines and there is probably an Idaa among some persons that the proposition to place the defense of our coasts from in vasion by disease in the bands of the na tional government which already has charge of our defense from invasion by an enemy is an insidious Republican assault on State rights All a matter of fact the Republicans have not proposed it and tho idea comes almost wholly from Democratic journals interested in the health and pros parity of the South and again there no question of the power of the States involved The State boards of health are hopelessly impotent and can do little or nothing The Louisiana board is probably the most erful yet its orders receive no conrdera- lion outside the city of Nqw Orleans It does not control a single hamlet in the State its orders its advice has been defied by constables its very proposition for a quarantine conference was laughed to scorn its ordered back to New Orleans by celtappointed health committee of Kayne The State boards are aImed powerless not even advisory bodies The quarantine power is exercised mainly by local bo- ardsjjjjjjjjjjj without constitutional or legal existence in many cases by armed mobs la pro posing therefore a better organized sys tem there is no attack on the right of IbeIStates for in quarantine mailers the States judging from the preset condition of the South have no rights and society has resolved itself back to its original elements when every man depended uponI his own right arm to defend blmselltbeIgood old times when disease raged over the world and when a single epidemic swrpt away threefourths of the population of the civilized world We are told that during the nineteen yens of the socalled State quarantine pro tection the South escaped yellow fever and 1 that this fact Is to be counted to the credit of the system This is an error We bad yellow fever In Memphis la 1879 and some In New Orleans and we have bad It since JacksonvilleTacksonother places It has found no in breaking through the quarantine lines and several times notably z883 produced panics which for a while unsettled business throughout the South That the disease did not prrad further was due to a con siderable extent to fortunate climate Con ditions This yeaiS experience has proved thut it Is dangerouf to depend upon climate to protect us from yellow fever that it is much staler to a good sufficient quit antine sjssem and one with soma powers of execution We want a system that will work well In the hour of danger not one that will keep out fever only when it does not prevail in Cuba but will work when that island Is reeking with the vomlto The present outbreak has emphasized the weak ness of the socelled State system of quar antine These weaknesses have been known in New Orleans for years and at tention has been frequently drawn to them The present outbreak has demonstrated them all the more forcibly The following objections present themselves very con spicuouslyi Stale or local boards either do not know the yellow fever or conceal it in deference to public sentiment In only one case this yearNew Orleanswas the tellow fever reported voluntarily by the local board In Mobile Ocean Springs Blloxl Scranlon Edwards Gal veston and Houston not only did the local experts fail to report the fever but in sev eral instances denied the presence of the disease after IIwas discovered by the United States Marine Hospital experts and others a Local interests in many cases are too strong to allow the to be told and we are reverting to the old policy oh concealmect which so fatal In Texas Dr Gmteras was roundly denounced for finding yellow fever and had he been a local physician be would have taken great risk in discovering it 3 The State boards of health are Im potent and powerless Their regulations are set at naught by the smallest hamlets and they have no power to carry them out and even then Is repudiated cOliratlonamong backing is not binding and is violated every y ar 5 No two boards pursue the same sys whollYdl1lerentFlorida quarantine the very ol ours If the detention and disinfection required at the mouth of the Mississippi is necessary for vessels reaching Tampa from Havana reeking as it Is with yellow fever yetit Is not in force there 6 As no State board has any control over another State board and not oven over its own local boards all that we of Loulsana can do when we see Florida letting in yellow fever cuss from Havana Is to protest which protests are always answerd with the None of your business and under the present system It Is none of our business 7 The quarantine has become oDe of the most notorious means of commercial upanotberbyrunning through its suburbs as Jackson bundred fessedly used by Galveston and other towns to steal business from rivals Mere rumors are sufficient to justify a quarantine and frequently the rumors are invented for for the purpose of justifying an embargo on ommerce 8 The shotgun quarantine has developed the mob spirit in its worst formlbemodern idea that sanitation and science can best keep out disease an idea which WesternjEuropforce ofarmed men are considered the defense agalnit disease This is amArked step backward of calightedments it has b eda number 9 It bs been the cause of great suffer log avidgroee Inhumanity many instances TI F i of which have been published In The TimesDemocrat io It has already cost ael rly a million dollars to tight the yellow fever ia the wild guerrilla manner we are now engaged ia whereas an expenditure of oneqiarter of this sum ujed intelligently would have produced better result and we bear today many towns and parishes which have run themselves seriously into debt in order to support an enl rely unnecessary stand ing army of quarantine guards One town Tyler Texas proposes to pass the Interest on Its municipal debt in order to maintain a shotgun quarantine it The net result of this sjstrm has- been a failure to keep out the fever a fall ure to prevent Its spread and rather an en couragement of the spread since this is a direct bid to the concealment of cases and a financial toss in the Interruption of busi ness mounting high up in the millions We see the North and West sharing in the revival of businesss but the South shut out by fever and quarantine These objections which could be multiplied many times if we bad space will we feel satisfied have due weight with the people of thj South in the consideration of this problem and they will not be fright eded off by a cry of socialism It will not be forgotten that there was a very similar objection when the Stale quarantine system was started We were told by the old doctors that quarantine was of no value whatever that we coeld not keep yellow fever out of this country and when the epidemic of 1878 which reduced the wealth and bud ness of New Orleans to their lowest the people demanded a better quarantine there were many persons and some papers to protest against this restriction on our business The quarantine will not keep yellow fever out we arc toldlId even if we cannot afford to drive tbn trade of the tropics away from New Orleans for fear of a hundred lives that may be lost by that disease But popular sentiment did not take to this brutal idea of sacrificing lives to com merce and insisted on a batter quarantine Experience proved that we could keep out yellow fever The State system at the mouth of the Mississippi was a great suc cess and has kept the fever out for nine teen yean but we have discovered since then that protecting the mouth ol the river Is no protection to New Orleans unless we 1can compel the other Gulf States to have an equally sufficient service We can not do this We have no power of control out UnitedIour protection tbetonce re suits are quarantines carrying with them business ruin and chaos In 1878 when we saw the defects of the workIwe a provement We are now shown that the Slate system cannot give immunity from conI the constitutional power The Federal government alone has the power to secure the same quarantine protection for all the States We can afford to ask it to protect our coasts against yellow fever as well as against cther enemies and to give it such control over interstate quarantines as will prevent a city or town using the quarantine asa means of oppression and commercial aggrandizement The government has the necessary power and there is no danger prlvlleges in utilizing this power to protect the coun try from yellow fever the quar antines which are as injurious and de structive as the disease itself TIME TABLE I C R R Efectivo May 61897J NORTH DOUNDI sea1v5tpmfv 6001 m mLvLv Nortonvllle 539 pm 338 a m zoo I m Lv Central City 630 p m 4119 a m ui3 p in mArSOUTH HOUND MILvmLvinLvPrlncetoazoilsmLv PaducabnloPm 137 sue oljpm 8oopmtrNew Orleans 810 am 700 am 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