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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 4, 1897

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 4, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897110401_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 4, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. .',-"- ;- Vrr-- " j-,- - r. -.- . I Hi II II II 111 IIWW III Pjii I ilWP WW IMPli I'ji WW ill 111 WW MaaMI H 'II IIWI IU'WWHIIIill H W m 'WF II I'll" 1PI M I ;, -- y7, ";"- - 1F!SBWn ; TJHHHHnnSHBKn 1 V?- - - .&. - - K . . - .jf m . - - : EIGHTH YEAR, HENRY GEORaE DEAD. Tho Groat lie Single-Ta- x EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1897. THANkSQIVINQ DAY. NO. 44 INTERESTING REPORT. AUBtro-Hun-garl- nn the resident's THE UNION PACIFIC. Sold Undor Foroolosuro of tho Gov-mont's OTHERWISE A Halloween v UNNOTICED. 85,000 dam-ago is No More. Advooato w0 & UJg HONEVV Wl) TAR and wrapper of luo Konulno Dr. nell'i printed ttianbovo design, II U both trado-mar-k und iruiirnntce n wurrnnl tlint tlio medl- -' In tiiobotllo wilt euro cotiulm, colds mill all lime, throat nml chest troubles mum quickly and olloctually than any other remedy. ey 1 jgCAHj Upon Every Bottle DR. BELL'S Pine -- TarHoney i ' of r.. It iwr txiltle by TW.fc.ItUU.JMUlM( hJuU,!. . Drtra-M- c., .. .... ... .. UK. KBU UA LA IJIlLLE JAUDINIERE. gFRITSCH fis(pf MEB0HANT TAILORS:- -tess433us : : vS FASI1I0NADLE SON, and : . : (PORTER OF CLOTHS 3Zt Upper AND SUITINGS Pint -- Street, ' tVANSVILLE, IX INDIANA. earnestly solicits the patronage of his Kins county Irtenili the rl 't VJ : Fifth .Avenue Hotel, LOUISVILLE, KY., V 1.' Is the Only First-Clas- s $2.00 Per Day Hotel in the City. COME $ ft .S lljt ' AID SEE US, . ViNNTiV!cXfc,CjS?iJC- PIKE CAMPBELL, g MANAGER. h -' NVCiVN BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE. jjmJES 1'?t.f?Jl,i!Soarna,'w'kl.'"n,Wiuaear CO., Jlfl llrondunr, Nrtr aik. & W. A. NlSllR'l , rreildenl O. W. WADDILL, Caihlcr TRADE MARKS, OESIQNS. OOPVRIQHTS An. Anrone ndln a tketrh and rtMcrlpllon mar quietly ascertain, free, whettier an Intenllnu n probably patentable (mimonlcallnn. airlctlr eonsdendal. OMeet asency furtrrurliuiiNiienui I", America. We hare a Wathlngtnn omce. Iatente taken through Xluon & CO. rccclro pedal uotlM In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, bMBtlfollr lllBMrated. l.rcMt clroiiltlon or MUNN 2K'opkin.sK(ounty -- BANK- Madisonville, Ky. Capital Stock;- - - -- 350,000, Transacts a general banking business, and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has the Gnest and most sn;ure vault in b tt section of Kentucky V 'Eb CompounJ) Prescriptions properly it takes time. Il requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires Ihe druggist to have a largs amount of drugs-fr- esh drugs, He must givo the best possible work, and for compensation he must be reasonable. WITH"-TH- ABOVE FACTS REMEM- BER WE'RE CAREFUL, ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, ST. JAMES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. V f ' flsHsBsHsHflHI UeAIIIH IB BSSsBsBisssssssssssasBi astssBliaHsBI RATES: iMdRMts. . Room and Breakfast, $1.00. BUKOPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Gwd Meals. 2.00 PER DAY. Per Day. Service. Good Issued his first Thanksgiving Ootcrmnent Interest Fully Mot How It Saocuiuboit to Cerebral Apoplexy ml Accrued-Princiand Interest Total tbs Ileiult of Overexertion In llll Af day'proclamation yesterday as follows: Amount Tlio Hid of tlio ReorganizaIn remembrance of God's goodoess to us durcrettlre Campaign for the Mayor. 50 years a resident of Decatur, 111., ing the past year, which has been so abundant, tion C'ommltteo learnings. atty or Greater Mew York. died Sunday. "Let us offer unto Him our thanksgiving and pay our vows unto the, Most High." Under hl Alonzo llarnes, of Lincoln, Neb., Omaha, Neb., Nov. 3. Tho Interest aged 72, died Nkw Yonic, Oct. 23. Henry George, watchful provldenoo industry has prosin Chicago whllo on his pered, tho conditions of labor have been Df tho United States government in tlio candldato of the JulTorsonlan wedding tour. Improved, the rewards of the husbandmen have tho Union Paclllu railroad terminated iNext year's for mayorof QicatcrNoty York, been Increased and tho comforts ot our homos at 11:4ft o'clock mccllnrr of the Missouri yesterday morning died in tho Union Squaro hotel a 4US a, multiplied. Ills mighty hand has preserved when at tho foreclosure salo of tho 'Statu Christian Endeavor union will be pcaco and protected tho nation. Respect tot m. Death was due to corebral apoplexy law and order has been strengthened, love ot mortgage held by tho United States hold at Kansas City. free Institutions cherished and all sections ol tho rond was purchased by the .Consul Johnson at Amoy says that 1118 I.A8TlI0UIta. o our Mr. Ocorgo arrived at tho hotel of beloved country brought Into closer bonds of eastern capitalists formed 820,000,000 worth of ginseng could b fraternal regard and generous sold Iu China annually. about 1 a. m. lie lind just come from For thoso great benefits it is our duty to for Its reorganization. The steamship Milwaukee sailed several Inrgo mass mcotlnirs in the praise tho Lord In a spirit of humility and The full amount accruing to tho borough of Queens and Ilrooklyn. The gratitude and to offer up to Him our most earn- United States from tho salo cannot be from New Orleans with a cargo-tha- t est supplications. That we may acknowledge work of the night seemed to have told our obligations as people glvon.e.tactly, but Is estimated to hi would fill 500 freight cars. a tolllm who fcapL-Oeon hltn. Ho complained of being tired, so graciously granted us the blessings has 5S,lj38,74t.40. It was impossible to Weylernud Marshal Ulan-c- o of but his friends and relatives who jreo government and material prosperity, .1 determine the full amount at the lime exchanged farewells oa board tho awaited him thought it only the William McKlnlcy, president of the United of sale for tho reason that the monthly Snauish cruiser Alfunzo XIII. States, do hereby natural fatiguo that follows such hard Thursday, the s&th deslgnato and setforapart statement made by tlio secretary of The chief of police of Huvana, Scnor naNovember, campaigning work as Mr. George had tional thanksgiving day ofprayor, which all of tho treasury to Iho management of tVo Labarra, and abettor of Weylcr in sevand been doing. the people are Invited to observe with approUnion Pacific on the first of every eral assassinations, has resigned his QEN. RAMON BLANCO. priate religious services In their respective inoulh? wns not available yesterday, olUcc. places of worship. Thousands viewed the remains of Juba, lias arrived there, and has taken On this day of rejoicing and domestic reunion flnd it was found necessary to estimate let our prayers rfscend to the "giver of every some twins, although it is admitted by Heury Ueorgo us they lay iu state at vcr the command of that Island from good and perfect gift," for the continuance of both sides that the estimates are apGrand Ceutral paluce, New York city. 3en. WoyFer, tho retiring captaln-gen-ira- l. his love and favor to us, that our hearts may bo proximately correct Snuduy. filled with charity and good 111 and that we A football player, injured Saturday, The amount duu tho irovcrnmcnt Is m- y be over worthy of His beneficent concNEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, ern-In made up us follows: died in Atlanta, On., SduJay There witness whereof, I have hereunto set my Is talk of legislative action proscribing S'27,230,B12. Principal of debt, rho Magnificent Hlructnro Oponort to tho hand and caused tho oal of tho United States Interest paid by the government up thu game. to bo affixed. Public. to September 3J, 1U07, 8iO,8:iJ.8S0.37. Done at tho city of Washington, this The jury that tried Dr. Ooddard at Wasiii.noton, Nov. 2. Tho new conof October, In the year of our Lord, Ititcrun accrue t to Sjptjinbji- - 3J Kansas City, Mo., for the murder oi gressional library, which has been in one thousand, eight hundred and ninety-seveFiederlck Jacltsou disagreed and was ioursc of construction for tho past six and of the Independence of tho United States and still unpaid, Interest accrued in October, S95, discharged. f cars, was opened to tho public yestertheom hunJred and Signed Tdphn Ilowyer, n farmer, was run over day. There wcro no ceremonies of any W'M. McKlHLKr. S35(J. Uy the president: , Ti'tulduu tlio government, SVMU, arid killed by a train ou tho Peoria, tlnd. All the departments, with the John SnmuAN, Decatur & Hvansvlllo railroad, near exception of those devoted to the fine :, 'JiS.Hl. Secretary of H tate. trts nnd music, aro rcadv for tho uso Against this U tlid fkjllovving credits: Mattoon, 111., Sunday. Twenty-twthousand acres of land if the public, nnd tho work on tho two t'.i.ih hud bon.li In hiking fund, THE ST. LOUIS FIRE. have been bought In .Matagorda coun- lamed Is being pushed as rapidly as possible. rha Lost by the Hurnlug of the Wabash llENHY OEOKOK. Estimated civdiU for tiic quarter ty, Tex., upon which to establish a icale, andEverything Is on a complete the automatic arrange. llulldlng Nearly 8800,000. Not long after reaching tho hotel he ended September 3J und foe tlio month Union veterans' colony. St. Louis. Oot. 29. Tho flro that of October including government earnTho Norwegian government has au- nciits for tho delivery und return of retired. Mrs. Ueorgo awaited him in Dooks Worked satisfactorily. About room 23 of the hotel. It was about3:S0 broke out In the Wabash building, ings ami the Interest on bonds iu the thorized an expedition to search for o'clock when Mrs. George was awak- Wednesday afternoon, completely gut- sinking fund, atuouut notyut credited, Andre, the aeronaut, who went In (150,000 volumes aro now on the, shelves library, many of tho books not search of the north pole. ened. She found Mr. Ueorgo sitting ted tho three upper stories of tho build- 6384,180.21. ing, whllo tho lower floor was badly Two masked robbers held up a gam- navlng as yet been removed from the In an arm chair. , Total credit, $13,505,010.74. bling house at Sioux City, la., but lost inplto'i building In which the old ll "I am not feeling quite comforta- iamaged by water. The most of tho Total debt :ontents of tho real estato offices on government, ot tho railroad to tho their nerro at tho critical moment and orary was located. ble." said Mr. George to his wife. SJ3.418.928.0t.. got nothing. Thuy escaped. "Won't you go back tobedr"' inquired ;hat lloor. however, were carried to TO BE Total credit of railroad with governplaces of Hufety. The cotton compress erected nt Mrs. George, anxiously. Is sustained by ment, 818,005,(11,1,74. Elnuo, Okla., has started up. It cost Capt. Lorerlng to be Gliren a Chance to ExTho most scrfous loss' "I will sit hero awhile," was tho reBalance andamount bid by reorgan- $J5,(i3J, will employ 35 men, and has a plain or Justify Ills Conduct. .he Wabash Railroad Co., In tho sponse. ization committee, of valuablo records, which, It capacity of 1,000 bales a day. Mrs. George at once grew anxious as Washington, Nov. 2. When tho The sinking fund bond) sold f jr 8IV J., E. Hrenner, tho musician who president returns a court-martito her husband's condition. Mr. George .s estimated, will cost $30,030 and years will II45,5'J.60. eloped from Nevada, Mo., with Mrs. T. oc ordered to try Capt. Lovering, the gradually grew incoherent and lapsed it patient labor to replace. E. Newell, was arrested by U13 womThe loss on the building Is estimated bids by rdjrg.tulz.itlon sfficcr who was recently subjected to a Total into from which he an's husband at Nashville, Tcnn. Si:!.5Ji,r.:!i.;i), Hevcr rallied. it 8100,030; insured for 8l'j5,000. The :ourt of inquiry at Fort Sheridan, for Mrs. Ueorgo was prostrated, and was IVabash company had a ease on it Gen. Luque, who was defeated by alleged abuso of Private Hammond. Tliu niuouut eurne.l by thu roal dursared for by tho friends of the family which hud six years yet to run. ing the quarter ended oil September 3 J the Cubau Insurgents when Calixto Under present conditions, and under at the hotel. and during tlio mouth of Uctuber is Garcia captured Victoria do Las Tunas, tho report to the war department EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. about toleavo oy Gen. llrooko, ho becomes the estimated, but Is practically curreet, is reported in Havana-aObituary. officer to bo and as tho government will simply re- for Spain, Jen. Longstreet Get the llatlroad (Henry dtorgo wrai bora on Septembers, SUippy Rohan, the St. Louis Considerable importance attaches to tain thu cash, crediting the amount on 1KW. lie received a common school education, who was shot at tho trial, and army circles aro greatly mil then went Into a counting room. He wai Washington, Oct. 30. The president tho bids of the committee, the amount lino a satlor, and afterward Jenrncd the print-tr'- a las announced the following appoiut-ucuts- : to be turned over us u consequence of Chicago, together with "Sport" Heffer-nantcrcsted in it-trade. In 1DM be reached California, where Saturday, Is likely to recover from thu sale is 853,005,743.40. aa worked at the printer' caw until IBM, when LOS.INQ ITS GRIP. James Lougstroet, of Georgia, After thu sale was concluded lieu. his wounds. e became a reporter and afterward editor, Wm, J. llryan arrived in Chicago, at different times on the San Francisco of railroads, vice li. Wade Cowlu, the representative of the govIheffleld, England. Falling OR In Cutlery lime. and I'oiU ernment, was assured by the commit- Sunday, from Ohio, where he had been (lampion, resigned. Exports. He returned toNetr York In and west to Henry S. Prllchett, of Missouri, sutee that If the amounts we're not ac- making campaign speeches, aud preEngland and Ireland tho following year, where Sheffield, Nov. 2. The returns perintendent of the'eoast and goodotto curately llgurcd or should differ from dicted that the democrats would win in wa twice arrested a a aupeet, but alter-war" lo 'rota exportstif cutlery-- f roin ShcflieUUf urroy,- released when bta Identity became the Ugures giveu above, whatevertnay tliJluckeyo stale.' City Marshal Sterns shot aud instant ,0 tho United States show that they Mr. George wa belt known to the Mifflin W. Glbbs, of Arkansas, con. be lacking will be paid by the commitlorldatlarvo through bis writings upon ml of the United States at Tnmatave, tee and will Iu no way bo allowed to ly killed Jason Miller, a prominent tmounted to only WO, 000 for tho last Questions, notably hli work entitled compared with 8150,000 for lladagascar.- Interfere with the confirmation of the farmer aud trader, at Midway, Ky. (uarter, asquarter, 'l'rogrea and poverty," publhhed In 1870. ibo same July, August and tale. There was no opposition to .the Miller resisted arrest, fits other work are "Our Land and Land Policy, ' 1871, Kansas has thu two banner towns-L- ost September, of 1803. This Is tho worst DELAYED TRAINS. "Irlh Question." Ibsl; committee uud no bids were offered 1W3; 'Social "Property Problem" .Springs nnd with 200 ihowlng made for seven yoara past. theirs. a Land," a controversy with the duke or e, rweuly Poet of Huow un the Itock Island agalust of the reorganization commit- population each, In itamoua there Is not Tho exports of steel, however, have which None 1881: "The Condition of Labor," an open ncrcasod 825,000, the total exports Track. 'cttcrtoPopo Leo XIII., 1831; auJ "A Pertee cared to make any statement re-- , .1 vacant house, uot an idle man or boy, if Sheffield have but fallen from 8000,000 Dknveu, Col., Oct. 20. The Rock garding tho Kansas Pacific salo, which not a tippler, and not even n dog. plexed Philosopher (Herbert Spsncor), Mi. In ItUO Mr. Ueorgo was nominated by the unit-- d .stand train that was duo In Danvct A. K. Unities, a Creek ranchman, liv- X) 8115,000. labor party (or mayor ot New Vork, polling lYoduesday morning, and the ono that had been postponed until December 15. ing cast of Sac and Fox agency, was MISSING YOUNG MEN. None of them would !ay u word ns to K.OJJ votes, against W.OJO for Abram S. Hewitt, eft Kansas City Wednesday, urrlved whether thu committee intended to bid robbed of 8000 by four masked men, iho dcmocratlo nouilnee, and W,(XU for Theo-lor- o d Information n;ho dragged him from bed und Koosevelt, now assistant aecrctary of the tere at noon yesterday as two sections Wanted of Two Yuunir or not tavy, republican. him until he turned over ull his i ono train. They were delayed near n Alter his uomlnalloa for mayor by tho jimon Junction, where, tho trainmen money. PiTT8BUiiair, Pa., Nov. 2. The relaSTILL A MYSTERY. democrats u month ago, Mr. Ocorgo The schooner Silver Heels success- tives and friends of Emmott Charles tiade an extremely active canvass, speaking ay, six tulles of track wcro covered icveral times every evening and working from A'itlt 3J feet ot snow. Wires were Tho Kulclilo uf Anna lllyilie llallyirell at fully landed her cargo in eastern Cuba (jowroy and It. S. Roamer, of I'itU-aurg011 Mrly to late at his headquarters. IIS gave to town, und for 43 hours the where-tbuut- s Wednesday last, despite tho unaro very much exercised llorkutey, Cttl. the campaign Its most sensational Incidents, Its wonted activity of the Spanish naval of the train due Wednesday was them. They left Pittsburgh, llKitUKi.iiV, C.vl., Nov. 2. The mysItta 'ks on Illchard Croker and Senator Platt, tiugust 20, their destination belug tery surrouudiug the Mticidc of Anna authorities. whom ho threatened to prosecute for various tot known. Mrs. WebGaylor, of Frankfort, Ind., but Lowrcy, when parting irlinos, such as levying blackmail up-lllythe Hollywell, u member of tho THE SPANISH REPLY. city contractors and aspirants for freshmau class at the statu university, while out wlt'i a party ot Holloween from his brother, promised to udvlsu should ho mayor. nice, be elected who killed herself by talcing poison ou uiasqucrnder.1 Sunday night, was as- r, aim of his whereabouts. They were (Us candidacy gave to tho coming election its It Is UugnrJod as Conciliatory and Not .ast seen together ou a trAln Friday evening. Is htlll unsolved. saulted by George Maddix, a wagon-malteCalculated to Italse an Issue. rreutest element of uncertainty, for, according who to expert politicians, It was practically ImposWasiii.noton, Oct. 20. Tho Spanish Thu Jotters und telegrams found Her sUull is struck her with a club. sear Youngstowu, O. Their sible to estimate how much of llrjan's vote of fractured. Maddix was silence excites apprehension. among her effects, which seemed to ply to Minister Woodford concerning ' otst year would go to Ocorge Instead of Van Juba, which was received hero Wecinca-lay- , show that u gentleman iu which shu arrested. . kVyck.) WANTED FOR FORGERY. Cliarlca F. Smurr. will bu laid before tho cabinet at was interested had recently died, arc THE DYNAMITE THEORY. .ho regular meeting Mean- - now believed to have been written by San Francisco, Nov. 2. Charles F. Arrest of Alexander W. Stevenson, AlUs Ross Flseuss, at Kansas City. ivhtlo tho members of the president's herself. Smurr, freight traffic manager of the The Uarrlson'a (N. Y.) Disaster May Not )tllclal family have not seen tho mes-tagSouthern Pacific Co., died Sunday, afKansas City, Mo., Oct. .St. Alexnn-le- r Occasioned Murprlso anil III recline- Have llecn an Accident. W. Storenson, wanted at Lisbon, It may bo stated positively that Madiiid, Nov. 2. Much surprise and ter an illness of clcv m weeks, aud folCold Srnixas, N. Y., Oct. ISO. Presi,he administration regards the nolo, so lowing a surgical operation performed .)., to answer to seveAl charges of has becu occasioned in of- to give relief from disease of tho masIs under arrest here. Stevenson, dent Depcw's opinion that the disaster .'as as it .is rovealed by tho abstract ot lust Hunday morning on the New tabled by Minister Woodford, as being ficial circles by tho statement, iu tho toid cells of tho oar. ivho is about thirty years of age, and York Central railroad was tho result tonclltatory, and dot calculated to raise accouuUi of thu demonstration in Haiv ho is said to bo an attorney, has been THE MARKETS. vana on 1'rlday, which preceded Ocn. of a dynamite explosion, plauncd by in Issue. Known as Ross Flseuss, and has atWcylcr's embarkation, that bo had tie enemies of the corporation, iluds many tained some prominence as tho coach Nkw Youk, NovembarH. 1897. clared, while addressing the deputa- CATTLK-Natl- vo Steers t 4 0) l 5 00 ind right tackle of tho crack Univerupholders among railway ofllclals and QUEER PLACE FOR A WOLF. (3 0 tion, thut ho had been recalled iu PLOUlt-Win- terni? sity Medical College football team. sltlzcns familiar with the conditions. 3 75 Wheat 525 wishes ot tlio rebels WHUAT-N- o. S Ited 1 05 "If tho embankment was torn up by Tlio Vlctoua Urate Killed on Little Itpck obedience to tho ot C'OltN-N- o. 2 (V (Ark.) Street. and the demand the United States. OATS No. a KS Death of Miss Rebecca Wlsnrell, the Oldest dyuumltc, tho motlvp was uot robbery Army Nurse. Litti.k Rock, Ark., Oct. 20. A wolf POKIC 9 00 New Mess. but revenge," was tho statement made 050 Weylvr Preparing; Troubln, u ST. wan killed on one ot the principal Plymouth, Mass., OcL 30. Miss Reby ono official of tho road. dispatch tc COTTON Middling. LOUIS. Nkw Yonic, Nov.B , 6X a 5 10 becca Wlswell, who, It Is thought, was streets of Little Rock just as It tlio Herald from Madrid says: Tele UEEVES Stoers.... 3 2J Too Much Cocaine. .vas about to attack some children. tho oldest army nurse In the country, Cows and Hellers.. SW O 400 grams via. Key West from correspondCALVES-(p- cr Cleveland, O., Oct. 2I. Dr. D. U. 100 lbs).. ..... 5 00 0 00 The outrun!, naturally ferocious, had died at her homo here yesterday mornIIOUS Fair to Select 3 3.1 363 Jennings, a prominent dentist, shot ocen emboldened by hunger, and had ents In Cuba relative to Geu. Weyler's Hi I ing of heart disease. Miss Wlswell 3 S3 49 4 10 HEP himself in hlsofllceln the Arcade build- tome out of the swamps south of tho conduct aro couched In the gravest PLOUU-Patc- nts Pair to Choice 4 85 a 5 00 was born in Provincetown In 1800. 4 IS U 4 03 Clear and Straight ing, and will probably die. Ho had ;lty, and when first discovered was on possible terms. WHEAT-N3 Ited w 101W The Herald declares Weyler's agouts COItN-N- o. o. 2 Mixed Winter been suffering for a long tlmo with (rch MtrecL A negro named Torn Royal Congratulations. 21 2 bladder trouble, and took cocaine to Jolfusou saw the animal about to at- in thu peninsula are preparing trott bie OATS No. 2 u 19 ,.,..,,,.,.... 41 M 4K PitlNCETON, N. J., OcL 80. Illfi-K- H 4 In his Interest. assuago tlto pain. It is supposed TOUACCO-Lu- gs , Cloveland has received the follow3 00 41 n so tack his chlldreu, and securing a gun, 12 00 4 10 in the drug unbalanced Illicitly dispatched It. Leaf Hurler. ing: To Add Another Vejset to tile Patrol. HAY-Cl- car 10 00 Timothy 700 bis mind. Windsor Castle To Hon. O rover Cleveland, 10 Dairy. . 20 Wasiii.noton, Nov. 2. Tho admlnls IIUTTEIt-ChoI- co The Sim lou Not Worth Repairing. , 13 of the United States. Trenton, N. r.uun 8 25 (new) Counterfeiters Convicted. J.; Felicitation on this day, the djy of your San Francisco, Oct. 29. Tho board tratiou has dotermlued to add anothet UACON-Cl- ardear H1U. to the naval force now happiness, and may your heir brinx you Joy. New Okleans, Oct. 30. Fred Itlco it naval olllcora appointed to exumluo LAUU-Prl- me Steam 4,4 ISlgnedJ ViarouiA. Mora and lllcardo do Ilequcscns, found llio U. S. S, Marlon have reported that patrolling Florida waters for fllibus-tcr.s- . CHICAGO. Thu cruiser Detroit, now at OATTLH-Natl- vo 5 40 3 85 Steers guilty of making false notes of tho the Is not worth repairing, uud should , Anderson Law Upheld. ... .1 15 HOOS 3 05 bank ot Costa Rica and tho currenby of be condemned. She will be given to Plerto Hello, Guatemala, will leave SHEEP Fair tojCholce 2 25 0,4 60 Ubaineud, Minn., OcL 30. Judgu Falrto liholce tho Republic of Colombia, were yes- the California naval mllltla, statloued that port at once to resume duty on the FLOUIl-Ha- rd 4 WJ Patents 5 10 Holland rendered a decislon'upholdlng 4 80 Soft Patents patrol. 4M terday sentenced to two years' imprisat San Diego. WHEAT-N- o. S Spring e tho Anderson law of Minne90 onment at Sing Sing and to pay a fine No. sited (new) 97 sota, taxing land grant railroads ou Three Friends' Now Mission, Ilacclll of Tuberculosis In n Cigar. COKN-Kaj of 82,000. ... Jacksonvilmc, Fla., Nov. 2 Tho OATS No. 2 184 uch grants as aro not used in tlio San Fiiancisco, OcL sitf. Dr. J. C. 7 60 7 55 operation of tho road. tug Three Friends left thlc POIUC Mess (new) Spencer, bacteriologist of tite board of American Locomotives In China. KANSAS CITY. port Sunday afternoon towing tho CATTLU-Natl- vo 3 50 5 10 Steers WA8IHNOTOX, Oct. 30. Consul Reed, health, reports that he has discovered Caused by n Uas Kx plosion. 3 31 Unties 300 at Tien Tsln, China, reports to the tho bacclll of tuberculosis In a Clilnesu schooner Hurlly, loaded with cattle, HCXJS-A- 11 Mo. 2 Hard Prrrsiiimaii, Pa., OcL 29. liar jo B4 WHEAT 87 for tho Havana market. She left the OATS-N- o. 2 White , 20 state department tho arrival tlio re of made elgar which ho examined. paper warehouse. Nos. 109 23 river timid thu booming ot cannon, COItN-N- o. 2 an liros.'Wood street, was partially and IS Baldwin locomotives for tlto Tien deHI Mourulug for Ike Duchess of Teok, NEW ORLEANS screaming ot whistles unit many other (Pekln) railroad ex4 50 0. 6 10 stroyed by Ore at 8 a. m. Loss, London, Oct. 30 As a .result ot the salutes. CORN No. 2 34 tension. Eight of the locomotives aro death of the. duchess of Teck on WedThe tire was caused by an exploOATS Western 20 25HW of the mogul type. 13 00 14 00 HAY Choice Dep.ored by Administration Officials. sion of gas. No one was injured. nesday tho court will go into full POIIIC 8 37K WAsuiNaroN, Nov, 2. Ilccause of Its HACON Old Mess mourning until November 11 and will Sides 5U Peppermint Oil" King. Geo. Nickels Deooratud. 6W probublu effect upon the people und COTTON-Mlddl- lng Washington, OcL 30. A medal of Ltoxs, N. Y Oct. 20. Hiram Oil-bo- be half mourning until November 18. LOUISVILLE. congress administration ofllclals now WHEAT-N- o. 2 Red. 97 08U HotchUlss, president of tho II. G. honor has been presented to Mnj. In Washington deeply deplore the ac- CORN-N- o. 2 Mixed 23HtO MSf Hotchklss International Prize Medal Daniel E. Slckels, U. S. A., retlrod, SOU'S 2 2114 tion Mr. llaunis Taylor, formerly min- OATS-N- o. New Mixed 0 00 & 9 73 Mess PORK distinguished gallantry, whllo In, Essential Co., and known as tho "Pepto Spain, la publishing a revlow ister . vicar juu..., oh permint Oil King," died Wednesday, lng 2 OH .command of the third army corps at' question. of the Cuban aged 87 years-Gettysburg, Pa., July 2. 1803. al pal com-tnlttetwenty-plnthdn, twenty-second. o COURT-MARTIALE8JJ,8-3,231.8cojt-miltec, s d court-martialejail-breakd n, Proclamation Setting Apart Thursday, November 28, as a Day or National Thanksgiving-- for Divine Hidings and Prayer (or Contlnnod Protection, AVAsiHNaTOK, Oct. 31. President BLANCO HAS ARRIVED. Coji-raan- Mortgage d Now In In Cuba. to property at Areola, 111. Madkid, Oat, !tl. An official dispatch 'Gen. Weyler's escort on tho stcnmei Monsterrat consists of 000 sick sob from Havana announces that Marshal Dlanco, tho now captain-generdlers. of Mrs. Oeorge Goodman, aged 70, for Cptaln-Uener- party did the New Tlio Shortngo In tho Whoat Crop. Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, constipation, sour stomach. Indigestion aro promptly :ured by Hood's Pills. They do their work Liver Ills IIIC that Nation Will Ilccomo a Purchaser In tho Futnre, Thus Remiivlnc Another Competitor of the United States In the World's Grain Starts. WA8IHNOTON, Nov. 1. Secretary Wileasily and thoroughly. ton of the department ot ngriculturo Ilest after dinner pills. litis just Issued a report prepared un23 cents. Alt druggists. W Prepared by a I. ilood & Co., Lowell, Mass der his direction by Frank II. Hitchn only Pill to tike wllli Hood's Barsaparllla. cock, chief of tho section of foreign markets, that gives some Interesting facts relative to tho present wheat shortage In Austria-Hungarand tho consequent importation Into that country of American grain. According to the United States consul at Reiehcnberg, nn Importation of 400 carl6ads of American wheat was made ns early ns August, coming by the wuy of Hamburg. Other Importations wcro reported bust night, among them 3 asMSBBlssasBasssssBssssaasaH bushels of red winter No. 2 aud Kansas wheat, purchased through tho Vienna produce exchange. After recounting theso unusual importations of the present season the bulletin presents a careful rovlew of Kansas City, Montana, tho grain situation In Austria-Hungar- y during tho past ten years. Tho crop of the present season is remarkably Colorado, Pacific Coast, small. It the official estimates quoted aro fulfilled the combined reduction of Austria nnd Hungary, will Utah, Washington, Omaha, smount to little moro than 130,000,000 St. Paul, Nebraska, bushels, or 00,000,003 bushels short of tho crop harvested In 1800. In respect to other cereals the status Black Hills, of tho empiro Is apparently that of transition from an exporting into an VIA importing country. Whllo it is hardly to be expected that these changed conditions will to any considerable extent creato on enlarged demand for VESTfBULED TRAINS, American cereals, Hho facts set forth . ire certainly of Interest as Indicating SLEEPERS, DINING CARS. the lessened importance of Austria-HungnrCHAIR CARS among tho countries with which tho United States is oblirrcd to r. M. RUQQ, TRAV. PASS'R AOENT.DT. LOUIS, UC :ompeto in the world's grain marts. HOWARD ELLIOTT, aCN-- MOR., ST. LOUIS, HO. Hour trade with lirazll is largo L W. WAK ELCY, QEN'LPAM-The AOT..ST. LOUIS, Ha ind increasing, reaching 110,034 barrels per uniiuin during 1801-9This ncreasing hold-u- p on tho market DR. MENDENHALL'S mould be controlled very exclusively oy the United States millers. Hood's III "11 y 30,-"0- BEST TRAINS St. Louis or Chicago, (Wff). y SHOT TO KILL. CHILL lllKlmriiyiii.ui Kills Peter llruun nnd Ills Oiru P.trtner In Crime at Aurora, ' III. Alimka, 111., OcL 30. Peter Jlrauu, 1 merchant of this city, was shot und .nstuntly killed late Friday night by a alghwaymau. Two thugs attached Mr. Uraun, and Iu thu sculllo ono of them lent a bullet through his partner's oody, ending his life. Seeing his miss take ho tied without taking tho of tho day's business from the n pockets ot Mr. llrauu. Tho dead has notyet been identified. pro-eedhigh--vayma- t 11 FEFEB CUE - 1, . SAY CONFERENCE 'lter. ci.arlre o SUSTAINED. ds d. e.ttab-tlihe- le Stand Sue- peuped. Chicago, Oct. 30. Rev. Charles O. Brown, D. D., still stands suspended trout tho ministry. Hay conference was declared yesterday by the, mutual llrown,-- HUH GUARANTEED TO CURE And Malaria In all Forms. Tasteless. Nonv genuine nlthout tho above picture and tho signature of J. O. Jtendenh&U. Prlco, GO cents at all Dealers. PREPARED ONLY BY CHILLS AND FEVER Ar-tyl- louucll of tho Congregational church, o be justified in In Its action in suspending him. At the same time, the hiding of the council vindicates him if the original serious charge and trges that thu conference and tho uinlstcr strivo to adjust their dllTer. mces. HAYS .T. a. MrcNDKmryuor,, EVANSVILLE. IND. tor-.ure- s. Sold b) Cecrce King. Si Charlm. Ky Crahtree Coal Mining Ccmpant, llsli-y- , Kentucky ; Jeffer-loula- INDICTED. h, con-ierul- u, Hays, of the St. Lonls Post Order, to Auswer fur Kmbezzleinent. St. Louts, OcL 31. An Indictment tharglng David II. Hays with embez-tlemcfed-ir- Illinois Central R. R. Maintains Unsurpassed fl II nt al m pro-ong- ed Uay, tho cashier of tho SL Louis post ifllce. An investigation showed that 10 was 515,000 short lu his accounts, has been returned by the grand jury. Hays was, until lost DOUBLEDAILYSEItyiCn FROM NEW ORLEANS... FROM MEMPHIS TO CAIRO, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO. to-da- y. tie was suspended, tho federal was set to work, and evidence las been sought for since. Hays is mder 83,000 bond to appear In the dls rlct court. A Tlve TO S " $! MEMPHIS. ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. e. MONSTER CARGO. cincinnati, for-fcr- y, COTTON-Mlddll- rest-lenc- .A Milwaukee sailed yesterday for Liverpool with the largest cargo of :ottou, if not the largest general cargo, :vcr lloated. It consisted of 23,850 bales of cotton, 3(1,200 bushels of grain, 18,818 pieces of staves, 2,303 oars, her in tire cargo being equal to 20,000 bales )l cotton. It would talte 500 freight :urs to carry her cargo, and the train ivould measure three uud a quarter miles In length. Oa., Nov. 1. Tho Georgia cotton oil mill was completely destroyed by lire yesterday morning. Everything with the exception of a few small buildings were burned to tho grouud. Loss, 8117,000; S 19, 000 in stock destroyed and tho balance on the building; about 878,003 lusurnnce. Hteamshlp Slllwaukce. New Orleans, Nov. 1. Tho Hundred Freight Cur Loads on the steam-Ihlp louisville AND FROM ST. LOUIS t0 CHICAGO Making direct connections with Through trains for all points Hortl?, (East cmb IDcst, INCLUDING ton. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City, Hot Springs, Ark., and Denver. Close connection with Central Mississippi Valley Route. Solid Fast Vestibule Daily Trains for BUFFALO, Pittsburg, Cleveland. Bos-- J Atlanta, Lieu re M Cotton Oil Still llurned. Dubuque, Sioux Falls, Sioux Cily And the West, Particulars of Aecnls of the I, C. R. R. and connecting lines. Wm. Murray, DI1I1. A. Pass. POHK-Stand- man-of-w- Warsaw, lnd, Oct. 30. Tho immense box and barrel faotory located at Meutouc was totally destroyed by Thursday. Tho loss Is about 8150,-00with insuranco aggregating The Are orlgnated from tho furnace In the gluing room. Qro 875,-00- llox and llarrel Factory llurned. Scott, Obit. Pais. Agt. A H. Hanson, G.P A. - . . W.A. Ktltond.A 0. P. A. - - New Orleans. Memphis. Chicago. Louisville. BEN T. ROBINSON, IVIor-tOxn'ts- o.it 1 FLOUR-HlchOi- nda 800;-00- years, for 41 years of which he has been Alwayson handa fullandcompletestockof a minister ot the Uospel in Iowa, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PER- Colorado and California, Is dead. His FUMERY and TOILET ARTIdeath was due to an attack of typhoid fever. CLES PAINTS AND OILS, Salisbury and Hay Will be There. Itev. U. F. Taylor. Napa, Cal., OcL 30. Rev. II. F. Taylor, tt native of Pennsylvania, aged 70 DRUGGIST O&jp, s Kcntuolcy rt for-mos- t Half a Cent lOTTON-Mlddl- London, OcL 29. Lord Salisbury, the primo minister, and United States Ambassador Hay have accepted Invitations to bo present at tho Guild hall on tho occasion of tho annual banquet given by the mayor on November 9. PrlYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Wketiyoa Visit St. Louis stopnt ST. JAMES HOTEL, atd Walnut. Strut Cart Direct to Haiti .'& . 1 BATHS. Open ail NUht JOB WORK-:-- . The first use of Niagra's powar was made in 1725, a primitive sawNothing mill being operated. more was done until 1842, when Augustus Porter conceived the idea of hydraulic canals, and in 1861 one of them was completed. iur u uuuy i The cost of the ft few drops of Aver'a Cherrv J' Pectoral that will cure croup, ,., I .. A.,.1. uuu ... u.iici nwjj.u wui. nml uuy nil,.. tuugu, ii Huroimsicrcu iu time b Id n..1nna tt.lf a rt.n T t.n.. f .. nrnlnnt. Ixitiulo 1IU , ,, b r J n ? S 3 Will receive! "rj.mt atten. assurimuiii. ui uaiua gnu oilier short-notice The Bee lias just received a fine Half a Century Subscribe for The Bee. '1&& a'tthisoin. SStimates "upon japijcation, stationery and can iurnish anything in the printing line on m best' style, ana at lowest prices. The Cherokee form of marriage No One Thought She Could Live. "The worst cold I ever bad In my life young lady in Kent, Conn., Remis perhaps the simplest and most It had not got Dr. was cured by Chamberlain's Couch found a large bunch of clover last "I believe that if edy," writes W. H. Norton, of Suiter week in which there were' twenty Carlstedt's Great Remedy for my daughter Creek, Oal. This cold left me with a cough expressive of any. The man and f and several five leaf she would not ba with us She got nnd I was.expectorating all the time. The woman merely join hands over a clovers. run down and her Illness developed into Remedy cured me, and I want all of ray running stream, emblematic of the friends when troubled with a couh or cold wish that their future lives, hopes rheumatism and rheumatic fever. Everyto use II, for it will do Ibem good." SoM and aspirations should flow on in A curiosity has been brought to said that she could not live. Five light in east Friendship;' Me. a one doctors gave her no relief, yet by the time Geo. Kloff, St. Charles; Uen T. Robinson, f "e same channel man who has kept a dairy since she had taken two bottles of Dr. Carl- Mortons Gap, A Brockton, (Mass.) mail says Liver Powder, January i, 1870, and never missed stedt's German bed, and today she iswas as able to sit up In The, sewing circles in several he drinks a gallon or more of she a day. strong as she evrr was, and we have noth- Maine towns have assumed the: whisky every week, but he tells ing to lliank for It but Or, Carlstedt's duty of patching tho sidcv.t)ks cj this in trying to account for a large Old horses are turned into Gcr Great German Remedy." supply in his house. in Belgium. when they neetUit, Smith ViCKKRs.TalluIa.Ilt man sausages A four-lea- To any person interested- in hu mane matters, or who loves animals, we will send free, upon application, a copy of the "Alliance," the organ, of this Society. In addition to itensely interesting reading, it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper. Address - Sent Free THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, 410-4- j 11 United Charities Bulldlnu, New York it ..-- "? -- ) Lit1 k.x E&l ?r i f y if)nrni T"' Vote of Hopkins County. Clerk of the Court of Appeals ',vTppr ' yTW' f-"J- 3 ' "" mc 0 , .... (LhcjA iBee Unofficial K3? PAUL M. M00RG. Editor and Manager. Election Tuesday November 2nd, Circuit Court Clerk County Court Clerk. Pi W a imi Constitu tional 11 $ :! ? Circuit JudRe Common wealth's State Senator. Repre sentative Count Judge. County Attorney Sheriff Jailer Assessor. Sup't ol Schools Sur-eyo- r Coroner. 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E Earlinglon Barnsley Court House Elk Cotton E Hanson W. Hanson S Nebo...?. Dallon Silent Run. While Plaini Norlomille 53 37 '05 lot 123 70 135 119 M8, 127 7 73 79 92 57 49 89 7i 26 &7 35 126! 52 9 771 9' 180 57 148 3 1 5 3 8 6 40 16 7 3 5 4 16 I 9i 38 73 '5 5 1 Oakuall N.Nebo t6 52 36 98 130 38 59, 23 99 110 68 95 37 38 03 i8G 02 162 5, 32i 183 Of 69 121 37 96 100) xto 63 120 114 134 61 xo8 160, 55 141 93 I03 1 20 7' 34 121 148 136 93 5 03 92 IC4 no 61 G5 52 31 93 125 33 47 88 104 186 63 1 184 Go J7 Republicans have won in Kansas. It looks like a landslide for county affairs. is elected Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The majority is not known, but it is sufficient. SitACKi.uroRD 102 160 99 loo 14 93 27 30 89 80 102 no '32; 125 72 65 88 29 30 93 60 128 105 132 no 122 34 101 97 7' 63 102 72 120 135 73 107 108 9 127 M 0 12 7 67 131 71 in 1G1 90 102 in 1G0 5 65 69 46 45 82 27 33 M 60 65 10 3 52 185 64 34 92 1 Go 124 7, 33 122 149 '33 lG 100 35 119 105 5' 183 59 15G 180 63 1G2 10 8 18 52 31 96 90 123 133 149 15 183 63 104 OG 32 118 129 103 7 1S6 63 1O2 181 ISI 61 1G4 65 1O1 '4 5 11 '85 '65 80 125 77 121 '37 90 104 28 28 58 73 102 5 104 60 C5 90 128 109 '95 01 '7 9' 122 9S IOO 109 G7 in 132 73 118 I Go 119 52 'J 93 29 19 S7 73 105 7 "3 132 109' 33J 70 ( q ' 18 19 Charleston. 5 7 95 J ( I Dawson 20. Ilsley si, Mill 22 ... , 53i 125 '7 72 97 141 74 971 52 140 141 '47 . 34 63 Kilcbeu.... ) 23 1 24 Mamlou Richland 149 97 50 99 52 88 8 24 8 128 168 112 GO 140 84 80 152 102 70 '37 96 39 43 104 104 50 44 '5 59 52 141 141 '4 49 05 81 1O2 75 120 129 84 icO icG 02 129 93 132 75 119 102 51 131 19 70 07 39 30 26 3 59 77i 21 70 122 9' 83 132 74 121 72 I2C '35 97 101 78' 104 9 87 27 3 20 33 20 90 7 72 102 tiG 114 08 129 109 125 73 1G2 70 58 30 9 33 3 138 94 51 64 83 1 08 -- '43 1G0 9 ic6 54 79 56 105 57 98 53 43 51 1923 2380 321 74 48 56 43 102 49 2430 46, 63 87 162 129 59 72 86 152 138, '59 93 54 45 55 58 85 IG5 1 36 63 81 GO 69 '44 96 '38 5' 98 90 105 112 104 Go 00 93 127 3' 105 33 '33 Gg 92 70 11G 97 IG7 18 '33 tog 139 9 109 65 127 94 48 5 3' 34 24 16 52 GO 138 89 IOJ 103 59 128 99 5 44 40 32 32 20 53 33 93 120 183 Go '54 71 1 16 '43 99 11G '3' 32 89 120 5' 181 3; Clothing, Hats, Men's and Ladles' Underwear, Shoes, DRESSCOODS 8 60 156 63 c and DRY GOODS i 140 7 102 Oo '38 90 '42 '3 1 '3' IIG 25 1? 6 III 67 12G 79 107 02 123 icg 78 102 9' 49 40 53 63 18 60 8G 99 109 G7 80 24 123 132 103 J37 161 52 21 '35 '34 no '35 140 Gt 80 73 3 10 19 '34 4? 4? 4? 4? Generally. We want your trade, and if correct Styles, Good Assortment, Lowest Cash Prices, and Polite Attention arc an inducement We shall have it. "Lowest Cash Prices, Quality Considered, Shall Rule." Our force is compascd of tho following well known people: . . . . '3ff- no 52 136 72 84 1G5 23 4 16 -- 110 59 I02 37 25S4 32 88 47 42 33 843 '42 '56 92 50 64 87 IG9 1 65 92 14c 148 142 5' 5 16 lG '37 '38 60 85 39 3 7 '63 87 8, 158 I041 '5 73 32 32 33 '5 0? 35 52 28 79 94 1 '45 '33 163 51 20 36, 59 85 94 53 72 95 142 '7 52 136 '36 Go 1G9 4' 02 09 5' 42 63 26G7 102 53 2612 88 53 '73 107 55 53 46 54 94 52 45 78 156 97 52 o Mn. Ben M. Slaton, 2j Miss Salme Browning, i Mr. Cuft PRirciiETT. Mr. Lee L. Kosuue, 49 Mr. W. H. Hall, Jr., Mr. Woodson Brownino, G '4? Mr. Ernest Cox, Mr. M. W. Bi hop 4? ? 4? Any ono of whom is anxious to sec you. 0 4? 0 4? J 4? 0 -- X,a Vc s c Rmwnp r, 1UJ1 121 rn LwlJjJ. 'M Total. 26 2C78 2025' 1950 2O25 I979J2598 G70 1941 266S The export trade of September 1 Ins is a 1897 was $104,691, 705. gain of 22 percent, over September 1896, and is greater than any September for years. 93 2O30I tgot J2GG7I '947 637 2353 002 2332 1610 2112 1G02 2083: 4? 49 West Center St. Madisonville, Ky. ALL DEMOCRATIC. liARLIKCTON CUT ELECTION. Gloomy, Hopeless Life COMPLETE FROM WEBSTER. 11 Pratt Defeated , f Hopkins County went Demo"For nearly flvo years I suffered with a severe case of stomach trouble. Iliad cratic and so did Kentucky but Defeated by Crenshaw JUDGE COWELL pains In my stomach and bowels so that I Full Returns for All the County there is a place called Nebraska, Lunsford could not stand or work without Great Races. for State Senator. where a man named Bryan lives suffering. My appctlto w as very poor and $ The Earlinglon City election re- - when I did cat anything I was shortly that shows great Republican Hopkins County ltcpubllcans Lose Every- - c,,llefi ne follow. afterwards seized with vomiting spells. I NICHOLS. REPUBLICAN', rOR SENATE. gains. thing-- . not rest night and felt There were 349 votes in all cast. could all over. at becamo nervoutlamo and I and had tired Tammanv won in Greater New The only contest was for police no energy whatever. My Ufa seemed Dixon, Ky., Nov. 3. (Special.) Looks like everything has gone York." The hope of Republicans judge. The present judge Charles gloomy and hopeless. My husband ad Complete returns from all prevised me to tako Hood's Kirsaparltln, as cincts of to elect Tracy was based on the Democratic in this neck o'the Cowell was candidate for Webster county give he had been taking It with great candidacy of Henry George and woods. Even our old Shacklcford 1552, Bailey 1323; and received 224 votes as I began taking it and tho first botthat hope vanished with George's Hon. C. J. Pratt and Hon. J. II. against 122 for James Priest his tle did me a great deal ot good. 1 con- plurality of 229 for Shacklcford; Lunsford arc defeated. tinued with it regularly and have now Parker no, Hindman 52. death. opponent. McConncIl, Populist for State almost fully regained my natural weight Of course the official count may The old Board of Councilmefl and cfcn doing nearly all my homework." Senate, gets majority 01272 in this The gold reserve ' increased change the complexion somewhat count', but the probabilities are without opposition, Mrs. Rinda Crockkr, Gladstone, Ala. nearly 4,000,000 in the first Jialf of these returns, but there is slight was "My blood was out of order and I had that Nichols, Republican, is electreceiving votes as follows: of October, reaching a total of no energy. After taking two bottles ot ed. hope. All of the Republican canmore than $150,000,000. It is a Jno. B. Atkinson, 28G. Hood's Sarsaparilla I felt better than for The full Democratic county tickdidates for Magistrate have been a year." Marion W. Smito, Collins-villGeo. C. Atkinson, 286. new sensation to Treasury officials et wins by a small margin. defeated in Hopkins Countv and rTU'iHMiviimr Alabama. Thos. N. Blair, 286. The complete returns show the to have so large a gold reserve Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by druggists? the fiscal court as well as the Cirfollowing: fl, six for f5. lie sure to get Hood's. J. W. Day, 287. On Monday and Tuesday, For Representative Perkins It is true that'Kentucky Repub cuit Court will be Democratic. L. H. O'Brien, 287. 1614, Edwards 125G. W'ovember Stb and 9th : There is nobody the Republilicans felt the loss Tuesday of the A. J. Stokest287, tire new set of officials. William For County Judge Hall 1612, cans can blame but themselves, as Democrats who voted for There were 7 scattering votes Reynolds was elected police judge, Poole 1440. an anal sis of the vote cast will But sound money was a'nd T. V. Ashby marshal. For County Attorney cast. Henry The not threatened in this election and prove. They just didn't turn out Mayor W.F. Burr was Board of Trustees is as follows. D. 1635, Browning 1314. For County Clerk Porter 161 2, AliCg interest in local elections has and do their duty at the polls. without opposition, receiving a to- S. Edwards, G. A. Jackson, James Morris 1354. But there is one redeeming featswallowed up much of the interest tal of 286 votes. Edge, B. F. Wilson, and C. H. For Circuit Clerk Price 1656, ure even upon this point: the Rein other issues. WILL DISPLAY A The citizens of this proeperous Hewlett. The men chosen are Trusty 1284. publicans did better proportionate GREAT VARIETY OF ex- leading citizens For Sheriff little city did not hesitate to Hubbard 1674, and will make the A Republican Protective Tariff, ly in this way than did the Demo press their full confidence in the Bailey 8G8. most excellent officials. For School Superintendent now just two months old, has in crats. ability of the gentlemen who com- Vaughn 1670, Miss Hcrron 1201. According to the most complete its practical operations more than .. . OHIO, posed the old as they now will For Assessor Trusty 161 5, Bry fulfilled every prediction of the returns now in, Christian county ' wwti'is.jw flirt rtmir Krtnrrl frmnrc hi tiwuiu ant 1270. American gave Lunsford, Republican. 560 friends of this historic For Jailer Page 1645, Curry policy, and confounded every pre- majority and Hopkins gave Cren- MADISON VILLE CITY CONTEST Claimed by Both Republicans 1295and Democrats. Although the Republicans elect It has shaw, Populist on Democratic diction of its enemies. no county officers, they have made to busi- ticket, 619 majority. This defeats brought back prosperity Results in the Election of Dr. W. LEGISLATURE PH0BABLY REPUBLICAN'. a good fight, and are gratified to ness; it has reopened the idle mills Lunsford by 59 votes. have so reduced the majority Returns are incomplete from the P. Ross, Mayor. and given new and powerful imColumbus, O., Nov. 3. 10 a. m. against them. petus to manufacturing; it has al- race for Circuit Judge. (Special) Democratic State AT. The scratching was a most amus- A STRONG BOARD ELECTED. BOLD BURGLARS. ready increased the national reveCommittee claims Legislature by ing feature of the election. Somerenoy? nues, and it has done all this not times the Log Cabin would be What better uso can Senator TelThe election in Madisonville for 12,000, joint ballott and election In Broad Daylight they Hake two only without an impairment but ac stamped under and then some of Governor by from 8,000 to ler mako of his disquisition on the tually with an improvement of our votes recorded for candidates on municipal officers resulted in the Rich Jewelry Hauls. benefits that accrued to tho ancient foreign trade for our exports for both the Democratic and Populist election of Dr. W. P. Ross, Re- 12,000. when Evansville, Ind., Nov. 1. This Spartans, place ofthoy substituted iron The Republican Committee monoy in their former c&ttlo, the month of August, the first full tickets. Again the rooster's feet publican, over II. II. Holeman, claims that the Republican State morning a man walked into G. A. cow and pig currency, Uian to Bend a month of the Dingley law, were caught the little cross mark and Democrat, by a majority of 22 Bittrolif's jewelry store. An old largo number of copies of it for general then jumped both ways to count ticket is elected by (0,000 to man was in the rear, and the clerk distribution on tho banks of tho Niger? the heaviest of which there is any for Pratt or Graham or Lynn, one votes. The total vote cast in this that the Senate stands 17 Re- out at lunch. The thief slipped How tho heart of Peffer of record. Boston, Mass., "Journal," or all or otners on the Kepub-lica- n race was Ross, 269; Holeman 247. publican, 16 Democratic and 3 behind the railing, got two gold Kansas must rojofcoat tho historical Holeman was Madisonville's first and Bourland and others September 18, 1897. watches, two solitaire diamond vindication of his axlomatlo financial on the Populist ticket. There Mayor under the new constitution, doubtful; House of Representa- rings, threecombination diamonds, prinolplo that "it matters not of what tives 57 RepubIicin,5o Democratic money Yellow Fever and Our Quaran- were Democratic tickets voted and is defeated for rubies and emeralds, one marquise yalue is made or what its intrinsio for each candidate except Shackand 2 doubtful. is!" diamond, a lot of pearls and several tine. Would it not bo tho part of wiselford. There were votes for The new board of councilmen other jewels. dom for President McKinloy to inThe question of national quar- Hindman accompanied by 1 gen- consists of PROVIDENCE. He disappeared without being struct his monetary missionaries, after Chesley Williams, antine is one that is of greatest in eral scratch through the other seen. Bittrilif heard the door thoy have got through with their search Polk Laffoon, terest to the people of this whole tickets, and likewise votes for Who They Elected to Attend to slam and came to the front, but in Europe for information about curWallace with similar scratching. J. B. Harvey, the robber had gone. The loss is rency around tho tables of royalty, to land just now, and the necessity the Business of the City. An occasional ballot showed the journey forthwith to wost Africa, viaifc about $2,500. Casper Harrig, for, the thorough guarding of our cross opposite the name of Bailey Providence, Ky , Nov. 3, In broad daylight yesterday eve- Nnp6 and learn from tho Nnpeans their Samuel Powers, coast line by a unilorm system im- only, showing the intention oi the (Special). The city election here ning, robbers broke into C. P. opinions as to tho effect of cheap money, contingent on a successful alavo hunt; Robert Henry. partially enforced is pressing it voter to vote the full Republican was contested by two Mingst's pawn shop and got about and also whothor their former monoy Esquire T. R. Cardwell was yesieraay self home to the minds of the peo- ticket, and his ignorance "of how to do it. There were ballots stamped elected City Judge, receiving about tickets and the fol.owing munici- S300 worth of jewelry and rings. had not much to commend it by reason No trace of the thief in either case. of its romorkablo properties for (leg) ple. pal officers were elected: under more than one device, which circulation? It certainly conld not havo Most reliable information shows committed suicide. And an entire as many votes as all other candiD. W. Payne, mayor, 132 votes. Latham Hotel Sold. staid long in ono ploco without watch that the yellow fever was intro- blank is on record with no sign but dates for that office combined. (ng. David A. Wells lu , Harper's E. G. Bishop, police judge, 137 Hopkinsville, Ky., Nov. 1. Weekly. duced into this country from Ship the printer s impression thereon votes. The Bank of Hopkinsville and the MORTONS GAP. most peopte iorgot mere was Island, which is located about five The Original Kantaa Silver Stan. The Councilmen chosen and the City Bank purchased the Hotel any constitutional amendment to miles off Biloxi, Miss Until 1893 be voted on, although many When tho first whito settlers arrived Latham this morning at public total votes cast for each are: had Excellent City Ticket Selected r made auction for $ 10,000. the quarantine station was at The hotel at Wathena in I860, thoy found an old up their minds to vote on Wm. Wilson, 122. cost $100,000, and was appraised chief with quito a field of ripening corn. Outof Three in the Field. Island, a point twenty-fiv- e the question. C. F. Beeson, 124. at $50,000. The sale will probably Ono Mr. Bryan (another silver coincilucre were several instances miles from land, but on account of Mortons Gap, Nov. 3 (Spedence) offered tho chief 91a row for 20 J. D. Wynn, no. be set aside bv the court. rows of tho corn, which offer was acJno. Sigler, 113. the storm of that year, and on ac known to the writer where Graham cial.) The city election here yeswas voted for and the voter cepted. Mr. Bryan Nat Green, in. Bombay is the second largest goldpieco, Tho old handed him a (20 count 01 me pressure that was skipped over in the next colum had terday resulted in the election of chief looked it over and W. H. Arnold, 114. town in the British Empire. brought to bear by merchants of marked out the name of his oppo Wm. James for Police Judge; carefully and then laid It down at Mr. Bryan's feet and walked away. Ho waa OIIN B. CASTLfcMAS. some of the coast towns, and on nent. The same thing happened Virgil Matthews, Marshal and the CALDWELL CODNTY ARTHUR C. LANGIIAM. BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEHAN. called back, bnt would accept nothing me race tor representative. account of the parties having in following Board of Trustees: but silycr 25 cent pieces for his pay; charge of quarantine desiring to be Wm. Davis, Dr. J. E. Williams, Elects Entire Democratic and after considcrablo skirmishing Counly ELECTION RIOT. enough of them wore got togotherto nearer the land, the station was reC. L. Jennings, N. P. Morton, complete tho deal.- - Wathona Star. Ticket. established at Ship Island. L. T. Stull. Special to The Uee. We publish on another page an Several Killed and Fatally Injured OF LIVERPOOL, This is an excellent ticket and Still Hacking Away. Princeton, Ky., Nov. 2 Shackin Kentucky. able article on this question taken was selected by the voters out of lcford carries this counly about The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World, from the New Orleans 100 majority. The entire Demo- that are not very robust need a Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 2.- - Three fliree tickets in the field. cratic county ticket elected. For Vvarmingr, building and which gives a full his- white men were killed, two white ST, CHARLES Circuit Judge, T. J. Nunn carries food something to be used for two Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky. tory of the troubles of the quaran- men and several negroes wounded, count over Hon. Chiton J. Pratt or three months in the fall tine and shows the necessity for a one fatally, and several negroes that by are City Does the Largest Business in the Southern States. Ticket Elected Without Op- - for 150 and Grayot over Grassham they may not suffer from cold. national quarantine, first, for the supposed to have been killed, Commonwealth's Attorney by as a purpose of keeping the fever out result of an early morning position. about the same. election -- Losses paid in .Kentucky in 1896 $249,831.03 of this country, and second, for riot between Democrats St. Charles, Nov. 3. (Special.) Judge and ReCowell Thanks the cm- the purpose of establishing a uni- publicans. The trouble arose The election for Municipal ofover zens of Earlington. form quarantine if it should unfor- tli work of Democrats ficers for the city resulted in the engaged in of Oil with Hypophos-phite- s tunately get in, which it is be- "colonizing" negroes in the coun- election without opposition of the To the public: of Lime and Soda supplies It is with feelings of deep gratilieved by those best informed it try to prevent their rioting. tude I take this method of extend- exactly what they want. They Frank following: Managers Southern Department. General Office Louisville. will not do if a rigid national quar- Egbert and others Trustees:- J. V. McEuen, W. C. ing my warmest thanks to the good will thrive, grow strong and be went out with antine is established. PAUL M. MOORE, Earlington, Ky., Resident Agent for Earlinglon guns to stop the work, and an en- Jenkins, Dick Woodruff, E. Sisk, citizens of Earlington, who irre- well all winter on this splendid food spective of party ties stood by me tonic. Nearly all of them become counter ensued about 2 a. m., Dick Palmer. and Vicinity. Gone to Vote. ICIjIit in sold It is very fond of it. For adults who standard countries have adopted the worli George King was elected police mythe contest of Tuesday. which resulted fatally as stated. since the sllTerlto began are not very strong, a desire to merit their continual Frankfort, Ky. Oct. to. -- The with hi tree course of treatment with cer and little hatchet. Theerer. U biff' Court of Appeals adjourned this Egbert and his party opened fire, judge and Chas Jenkins, marshal. esteem, and my effort will be itroncer now than the Emulsion for a couple made to the end they shall morning until Thursday. lIANbON CITV ELECTION. The so the story goes, upon those in of months in the fall will Which Itctt on the Gospels. never regret their kindness so Judges will leave for their homes, charge of the wagons that were Doctrines which rest on the gospels put them through the graciously expressed. Sincerely, this afternoon to vote. The e used to transport the negroes. The List of Excellent Men to Maaace Tii are rruscunblo mid nro living, and docwinter in first-claconChas. Cowell. is deserted; only the clerks fire was fatal. Later when deputy dition. Ask your doctor trines wli'rh lmvo no support in the Town's Affairs. remain to transact routine business. i'.: e lew than imonablo and aro dysheriff Deakcns attempted to arrest about this. The sewing circles in several Hanson, Ky. (Special.') The Maine towns have assumed jthe Dc sure you get SCOTT'S EmuHlon. St. Ih.t lh. ing. Inn Maolaret, 4fAre you a subscriber to The Bee? Egbert both men were killed and municipal election here yesterday uuiy 01 patciung ttie sidewalWi 5 nun and mi rc on the wrapptr. r6u should be, ... others wounded.? v Old horses are turned into Ger- All druggbti yx, and i oo. resulted in the choosing of an en- - when they needlit, SCOTT St BOWNE, ChemUtj, Nw York. , man sausages in Belgium. Pains Lamo, Tlrod, NerNunn for Citizens' Ticket Elected With no Internal Every vous Bad Symptom Curod Republicans Lose Small Opposition. Circuit Judge. by Hood's Sarsapanlla. by the County Majority. by war-horse- s, bene-use- d. e, Mc-Kinle- y. j - Children For Suilt Chang. Any recital of recent currency experienced would bo imperfect that failed to call attention to certain anomalous fiscal troubles that have lately befallen the peoplo of ouo ot tho negro states of western "Africa, and which have not yet passed Into history to an extent that they merit As Is well known, the governments of tho leading states of Kuropo, with a view ot increasing tnolr commercial advantages through tho acquirement of now markets, have, within ft comparatively recent period, greatly Increased their territorial domains and government in and over what is regarded tus uncivilized Africa. Thus tho Brit lsh government Is rapidly occupying a vast tract ot territory geographically known as Klgrita, from tho clrcum-gtauc- o that it is traversed by, or is contiguous to, tho ancient and onco mysterious river Niger; and ono of tho Kigrl-tla- n kingdoms that has most recently, and after considcrablo fighting, passed under British rulo and European ideas and enterprise, Is that Ot Nupe, which through a considcrablo Arab population Is to an extent a commercial country and to whom tho advent of tho English was probably not unwelcome, Tho currency of this kingdom and its population was mainly slaves, with, lnferen-tially- , slave babies and children serving as subsidiary money media. It might also perhaps bo inferred that whlto babies would bo considered a counterfeit circulating medium and octoroons bimetallic Tho carrying round of two or thrco babies to mako change would certainly bo rather difficult, and when thoy cried it might bo regarded as on account of inflation. But anyway a 6erlons financial difficulty is reported to bo impending in Nupo;foras tho British government docs not sanction or tolerate slavery tho interesting question has naturally arisen, What are tho peoplo of Kup6 going to do for monoy, or rather for currency? Will a party arise, as in tho United States, who will manfully contend for tho maintenance ot tho "dollar of thoir fathers?" Will not some "Kupean" Bryan set forth in fitting language tho wickedness of tho demonetization of former Nupean cur SOME AFRICAN MONEY. ContltU of SITi, With HbU and f??9?$3i 49 -- Cabics Hisses' au& Iittrj;irs IPraps a Specialty. 0 YOUR MONEY QAOK IF YOU WANT IT. & i3JSSS JR. SJSLLiStkSLJSLSL 1870 ;J tf B i 1897 ! i CLOAKS AND CAPES! I The St. Bernard Goal So. 411 Li ISJiES "Hard Time" Prices. - 7Vlb oar 12,-00- 0; it The line will embrace all the latest novelties from Cheapest to Best, and the most fastidious can he pleased at Fair and Honest Prices' ! I Chan-delieu- jnrrwrr?f Don't he in a hurry to Buy, wait and get the latest and best on the I 7T market. I Well Children fat-formi- ng Royal Insurance "Co. Times-Democra- t, EMULSION er SCOTT'S :? . Cod-Liv- BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, ? - State-hous- ss ' goa-pol- e I the bee. I ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. SUBSCRIBE FOR .' sTsjffll fiKi jjj ' II I II I'l jisily''i'jMiii r-yi r -- r i . P4BUCAH CONVOCATION'. 1 LOCOMOTIVE .(LhoAOO By 3n5U5tcu we Cfyrtoe." THE DROUTH BKOIEN, BLASTS. DOWN IN THE JUNES. i LOCAL MEWS. Henry Browning is reported on ic sick list. To Cure a Cold In one Day rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. VII Druggists refund the money If It falls to Cure. ajc. Mr. Cal Martin went to Sclirco yesterday to see his brother Mr. T. ir C. Martin, who is very in. That rasninz in the throat is a lorr- runner ot lung irritation. In such casrs Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Money gives instant relief It is fast becoming famous as a remedy for all affection of the throat, chest and lungs, For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Karllnglon, and Geo, Kin. St. Charles, Was Mrs. Thomas Jones, ot Hanson, Hie Guest 01 Mrs. rauune ones a lew days this week. Bucklen'n Arnica Salve. The best Salve in tho world for Cuts, rubes. Sores, Ulcors, Salt llbeum, rrs. Tetter, Chapped Hands, uiwoiains, rns and all sum urupuons, ami pun-elIt is cures Piles or no pay required. uteed to give perieci satisiacuon or Price ajc per box Pur aey refunded. by St Bernini urtig store. y i Mrs. J. V. Brown and Mr. Frank iffoon were baptized in Loch The advance report of the Interstate A Healthy Baby. Commece Commission gives the following interesting statistics; " The total of equipLexington. Nov. 1. The races "My baby was taken with eczema. I began taking Hood's Sarsaparitla and giv- ment, included in the term locomotives have been postponed on account ing and cars, on June 30, 180G, was 1,333.599. it to her, and continued the medicine of the heavy rains today. for some time, when the disease disap Of this number 448,854 were fitted with brakes, and 545,583 with automatic peared. She is now a healthy and well train dur- ueve opeu en m anu 1 leei .1 owe ner resior-- 1 couplers. The increase in equipment in- Beattyville, Ky., Nov. 1. The aitnn i l,,l,h , Itnnrt-27.339. and while tho rilla nnS ,u ear. crease in the number lilted uilb train mountains arc soaking wet. The Mrs J. L Jeffries, Seven Guns, Ky. brakes was 86,356 and the increase in the long drouth is broken and a hard Hood's Pills are the only pills to take number fitted with automatic couplers was rain is falling. Cure all liver 135,727, the comparison shows that much with Hood's Sarsaparilla. remains to be done before the total equipills. ment of railwajs will be furnished with Rain In Qarrard. the automatic appliances mentioned." Magazine Club. Lancaster, Ky.; Nov. 1 .The The railways ot the country employed The Ladies' Magazine Club held 454 men per too miles of line during the long drouth of three months was broken by heavy rains last night. a very delightful meeting with year ending June 39. 189G Mrs. A. W. Jackson last Thursday The aggregate amount of money paid in Indications good for more today. Mrs. J. F. Foard re- wages and salaries by the railroads of tbe afternoon. T viewed "Modern College Educa- United Stales'durinK the )ear ending June A aullyWailier. or 6j Cosmopolitan, and also 30. 189G, was $468,824,531, expenses65 per Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 1. The tion," cent of their total operating Races Postponed. N-- he Will fleet In Hopkinsvlllc Three Foreman Thomas Robinson, of the EmOn January tst, 1898, the luilroads of Days this Week. State of 'Kentucky. this country will be supposed to have pire mines together with John Hogan, of Hecla mines, now contemplate a trip to equipped all with Hopkinsville, 1. Nov. Paducah, Ky., Nov. 1. Rain The couplers and freight cars number automatic tbe Klondike gold fields next spring, and a sufficient of them began falling here yesterday after- Paducah Convocation of the Epis- with train brakes to enable the speed to be you can rest assured that If there is a show for a noon, and has since been incessant copal Church will meet in this city controlled by the engineer There is a law quick safe investment, these men will be to discern it, and we venture the effect and the law baa been comand general throughout the Pur next week and will hold a number to thatwith plied by different roads with varying prediction that tbey come back winners chase. River men feel m h en- of sessions at Grace Church be- degrees, According to statistics in the hands A remarkable record was made by tbe couraged at the prospects or tile ginning Tuesday afternoon, and of the Interstate Commission there are the new mining machine now being tested at the Hela mines, one day last week. In a five roads which have equipped the whole closing Thursday night. resumption of navigation. of six with automatic couplers run ".' there arc seven chgrches and andtheir freighttocars per cent, of their cars cut, of forty minutes, twenty two feet were or about one foot every v minutes. from 50 75 eight missions in the convocation. with train brakes. These roads are the If such work could be kept up r QoodRdn pall.' A About thirty delegates and many Boston and Albany, the Delaware Lacka- bours over seven hunderd feel could be cut Russcllvillc, Ky.Nov. wanna and the New York good tain has been falling in this visitors will come to Hopkinsville and Hudson Western, the New York, Central George Wyatt, who looks after the minRiver, Ontario ing machines at New South Diamond, reto attend the meeting. The Rev. county since last night, The Shore and ports that there has been a scarcity of coal B. S. Reed, is dean of the convo- and Western, and the Laketbe drouth is broken. Michigan Southern. Amoug incars there of late, which has cation, and the Rev. Robert S. other roads that have sent in reports the terfered with the good record somewhat they wished percentage varies widely, and many roads to make. Carter, of this city, Secretary. Hart Drouth broken. extenthe Representatives will be present are petitioning (t commission forcommisForeman J W. Day and wife, and Mr. Horse Cave, Kv , Nov. 1. The from is Slid that the sion. of lime, the churches at Henderson, sion will grant no general extension of time and Mrs. James B. Wyail spent tbe closing is broken and a good rain drouth Paducah, Russcllvillc, Hickman, but will hear each case separately and de- dais at the Tennessee Centennial is falling. When consumers ask the coal dealer for cide each upon its own merits. Columbus and Guthrie. . coal nt a price less co.t of production, twenty-fou1 forty-fiv- e Rain Falls Qeneralty Over Sarsaparilla Sense. Any sarsaparilla Is sarsapaTrue. So any tea is tea. So any flour is flour. But grades differ. You want the best. It's so with sarsaparilla. There are grades. You want the best. If you understood sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it would be easy to determine. But you don't. How should you? When you aro going to buy a commodity whose value you don't know, you pick out an old established house to trade with, and trust their experience and reputation. Do so when buying sarsaparilla. Ayer's Sarsaparilla has been on the market 50 years. Your grandfather used Ayer's. It is a reputable medicine. Thcro rilla. ill and Utifo Job. When our fathers In 1831, with a slight cliuugo in 1837, established tho present ratio of coinage, they took nn avorngo of tlio prico of silver iu nil tho markets of tho world. They found this to bo $1.2020 per ouuco in gold. This ruado tho ratio of colungo 15.088 to 1, whioh has been tho ratio sinco that time. They tried to make tho High Art Clothing We make and sell this famous make of Clothing. We sell it at retail cheaper than you can buy the ordinary legal ratio coincide with tho truo commercial ratio to tlio third decimal placo, or to 1 part lu nbout 10,000. Now peoplo tnlk Beriously of Ignoring 1 part iu 2 or 0,000 out of 10,000. Sucli facts ns thesa illustrate our wouderful growth iu power hIiico 1834, or at least in onr own estimiito of our power to overturn tho natural laws of trade, for wo have not yet actually inndo tho experiment. or common r.eady-made .'.,. ' -- iry Sunday afternoon by Rev. drouth was broken here last night. jV. Omer. pastor of the Chris- - A continuous rain has fallen sinCe si church, with which cortRreKa- - 6 o'clock last evening up to noon today. Notwithstanding the rain they were united. a large crowd is here. i'l TuUrtu lt m J Swulr luurUfc Ami. quit tutMiiu oaklly mul lurotor, bo luatr .lull of we, iiervuuiiu viKor, iat nriir wean men l wonderworker, that make Dg "Child in the Home," Kindergarten Review. Mrs. E. A. Chatten uii uiucoro or new iur. otland is the name of the only Iteiuoiy All ilru(lt,Wcorll.' lloojclcl ami rumple free. Ailureas in Connecticut which cast no against the constitutional cnt requiring voters to no to read bnelisii. Yucatan Chill Tonic am- - great reliable and popular tonic, It breaks the riodic and febrifuge. tod prevents its return, strengthening ent and gives healthy tone ana without regard to diet. Pleasant to Warranted at drug Price 50c. States read in a the United 1896 drew 51,471 passengers. Juno 30, most pleasing manner. "Ma'y Kach Ireight locomotive drew 37.C34 tons passenger cars Jane's Ma," a dialect story by of freight. The number ofcarried during 1,000,000 passengers Elizabeth Gilmer. The program number of had been changed on account of that year, was O4, and the of freight freight cars per 1,000,000 tons Deafness Cannot De Cured the absence of some of the mem- carried was 1,595. But this average does by local applications as they cannot rearh bers who were on duty. not include tho freight cars owned by outfor the diseased portion of the ear. There is The next meeting will be held side parlies,nearlythe use of which tbe railonly one ivay to cure deafnrsi, and tint Is' $12,000,000. Tho figroads paid by ronslltulion.il remedies. Deifnrsi is with Mrs. J. R. Rash, Thursday, ures are taken from the advance reports of Mrs. tbe Inlerslalo Commerce Commission. caused by an infhmed condition of the November n, at 2.30 p. m. y mucous lining ot the Eustachian Tube. W. C. Morton, Mrs. Charles Master of Trains Dcjvney was at When this lube is inflamed you have a and Mrs. G. C. Atkinson last week, lending n helping hind to rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and the dispatchers and others who were rushwhen it is entirely closed, Deafness Is the will have reviews. Miss Eula Long, of Madison-ville- , ed with work. He is a good man wherever result, and unless the inflammation can be is taken out and this lube restored to its who was visiting Miss Celeste be tried. normal condition, hearing will be de- Moore was the guest of the Club. Engineer Warner Campbell visi ted Madweek and bad stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are There was a decided shadow over isonville oneofnight the pist Knight Templar conferred caused by Catarrh which is nothing but tbe degree an inflamed condition ot the mucous sur- the last meeting occasioned by the upon him. faces. near departure of another bright Agent Martin, of Sebree, is still sick, and We will give One Hundred Dollars for member of the club, the loss of it is thought by bis physician tint he is any caso of Deafness (caused bv catarrh) with typhoid fever that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh whom will always be the cause of threatened deepest regret. Cure. Send for circulars; free We certainly owe an apology to the pt-- r Mc-Gar- Each passenger locomotive in service in during the year ending Evans-vill- e S. The Woman's Friend. .It has been calculated by Robert "I know from my own experience that Jail that the whole coal supply of for ladiocof a constipated habit there is r planet would barely sumce to Fly 'Wheel Lets do. nothingljo supply the place of German equal to that which iroduce heat Mrs, J P. Menencss, Liver ijiwder. of Last Thursday evening shortly Springfitd, Ohio. the sun dissipates in one-tent- h after 5 o'clock an accident occurred "I have taken German Liver Powder for a second. at the new fan which delayed op- dyspepsia, and other liver troubles, and erations several hours. It seems would not be without it." Miss Jennie To Cure a Cold In One Day. Green, Abiline. Tex. Quinine Tablets. that the governor belj came off Take Laxative Bromo "Friends advised me to try German refund the money if it fails and the engine was driven at a Liver Powder for long standing liver comAll Druggists sale by St. Bernard high to Cure. 25c For speed by the full head of plaint. I bad relief before I had taken one Drugstore, Uatlington, Kv. bottle. It did me more good than all medreRev. R. V. Omer will fill his regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening, as usual. He has jtit finished a series of meetings here,and there the minds of some maybe doubt as to the. Sunday services. This announcement will set at rest all' doubt. 111 Ciibney & Co , Toledo. O Sold by Druggists, 73c. Hall's Family. Pills are the best. F.J w The True Remedy, Rapine, editor Tiskllwa, III., "Chief," says; "We won't keep house without Dr. King's New Discovery for ExConsumption, Coughs and Colds. perimented with many others, but never got the true remedy until we got Dr. King's New Discovery. No other remedy can lake its place in our home, as in It we have a certain and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc." It is idle to experiment with other remedies, even if they are urged on you as just as good as Dr. King's New Discovery. Tbey are not How to Cure Bilious Colic. as good, because this remedy has a record Free Pills. colic and It of cures and besides is guaranteed. f suffered for weeks with biliousness,piins and In my stomach, caused by Send your address to II. 12. Bucklen & never fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at bad to take medicine all the while until 1 Co.. Chicago, and get a free sample box of St Bernard Drug Store. Colic, Cholera and Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will used Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Itemedy which cured me. I convince you of their merits, These pills Work for Miners. have since recommended It to a good many are easy in action and are particularly efMrs. F. Butler, falrhaven, fective in the cure of Constipation people and Knoxville, Tcnn., Nov. 1. Coal Persons who are subject to bilious Sick Headache Conn For Malaria and Liver at the new town of Lafollctte, by colic can ward off the attack by taking this troubles they have been proved invaluable trmedy as soon as the first symptoms ap- They are guaranteed to be perfectly free test, has proven to be good for pear. For sale by Ben T. Itoblnson, Mor- - from every deleterious substance and to be coke. Three hundred miners will loMGap; George King, bl. Limits, bt, purely vegetable, They do not weaken by be given work at once. Bernard Dru Store, Uulingion. their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels, greatly invigorate the system. Sore Throat. Mr. Dan Underwood and family Regular size 25c per box Sold by St, In a letter to making their horns Bernard Drug Store who have been Dr Hart man, Ind., for 111 Paoli, Orange county, dated Dec. 27II1, They Did Play. past, haw returned 1896, George A. some months The Howell Shops Band have ot Blanchard, to Earlington and again make this Washington, Ga , On their home. Mr. Underwood says been heard in Earlington. Tii at backing cough Is undermining your strength. your sapping constitution Dr. Belt'i Pine Tar Honey will euro It. This is one of the most valuable remedies of modern times for coughs, colds and bronchial troubles. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, and Geo. King. St. Charles. President Allred Coolidge, of the Seconcl National Bank, of Colfax, Wash- - has raised an immense quantity of wheat this season, and sold it at a rate equaling $3.. 20 an acre, while the land itself could not have been sold at any time these past, three years at S10 an acre. steam, being however greatly tarded by the resistance of the The strain of this great fan proved too much for t he fun belt which soon flew off the driving pully and allowed the whole head of steam to play upon the unlram-mcleengine, which in a few moments 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 crashing through the walls of a house fifty yards away, shattering the door and wall as though fired from Umstcad and Toombs a cannon. repaired to the scene with a crew workmen and by midnight the engine was equipped with another wheel, the house fully repaired and the Ian 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. d icine prescribed by physicians," John Campbell, jeffersonville, (nd. Mrs. Prosperity seems to attend The Bei: office. Even olir neighbors hens come here to lay. More than that, one of our feathered friends visited our office regularly for the proper and sufficient length of time and has just now turned out the prettiest little brood of downy chicks that you ever did see. They belong to our neighbor Beall, of the restaurant, and have gone to iacc the battle of life and the frying pan. W. M. members of the .lowell band, since they favored us last week with that fine rajsic, which was highly appreciated by tboie who were 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 shou'd not the famous Gilmire bind envy thsm? Assistant Yardmaster Clay Wooldridge spent a portion of last week on Green Klver fishing. Yardmaster Lee Cazort has been taking a few days rest, on account of his health A new time card went into effect last Sunday, but few changes were mids in tbe schedule of trains. Nos 93 and 94, running between Clarksville and Nasnville bave been taken off II must be conceded that Supervisor Sullivan and Yardmaster Kilroy are good workers at the pills on election day. Tbe decrease of businesi as sho.vn in the last report by the L & N may postpone the restoration of the Ha p:r cent, cut, but we believe wben the business gets back to figures of 1892, the company will make their word good. ack Stokes made his initial trip last week as fireman on the Henderson division, and liked the work fine You can rest assured be will make a good fireman. As that band began to play, you could see a broad smile spread over tbe face of Foreman O'Brien, who takes great interest in music, especially when made by tbe Howell bund. Superintendent Dickson and other officials were in attendance 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 in the dispatchers' office at Evansville, is again back at Earlington on the day force. In a recent circular to the employes of ', tbe Chicago Great Western Riilway President Stickney invites them to become stockholders, they to pay $10 down The Iland $10 in monthly installments. linois Central Railroad has had such a plan in effect for jears, with the result that nearly all of its employes own stock, and take as much interest in the sticcest of the company as the head official. themselvei Ex. Corn-pan)- than 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 das the past week on Green River near Rdtmey, fishing. He reports the river too low for successful fishing Agiin was the appeal heard liM wrek for more coal cjrs, but 1I10 cry was partly in vain John Hogan spent last 3tturday at tbe Centennial and cam; heme delighted with tbe closing events The coke output in the Pittsburg district of Penns)lvania frr the week ended October 23, was 156.000 ions, an advance of 5,000 Ions over tbe previous week Shipments aggregated 8.456 cars, an increase of 521 cars over the previous week Through a concert composed of the Louisville A Nashville Railroad Company, the Tennessee Coal, IronA Railroad Company and the Interoceanic Steamship Company, a contract has been made with Mexi-ci- n railroads passing through Vera Cruz to furnish 100,000 tons of Alabama coal Delivery is to begin some time in January, the roads having enough English coal already purchased to last until then The contract was obtained after a thorough test of Alabama coal by the purchasers. Inasmuch as ibis territory has been supplied by English interests in the past, the contract is of special significance During the past week the market conditions for anthracite coal have becomo somewhat disappointing. If measures are not taken to restrict production the outlook will be still more discouraging. It is estimated that some 5,000 tons was produced in the month of October Of course, the warm weather has contributed to depress the trade. While conditions are not encouraging, some interests hold Ibat a cold snap will lead to an immediate improvement. The Providence Coal Company has purchased an electric light plant, which it will soon put in operation at iis mines and will illuminate the handsome new building with it that is now in course of construction. The Engineering and Mining Journal says, 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 bad been pretty thoroughly explored, and that its resources were fully known, but the discoveries now made show mat at least one nem ot some extent is left Tha new workings are in Kent, in the extreme southern part of England, bordering on the channel, which seperates tbe island from France Geologists have longasserted the probable existence of coal there, but it is only a short time since actual exploration work was begun. Tbe shafts sunk bave now reached a point where the existence of workable coal measures is proved, and it is believed that the new mines will furnish a desirable addition to the coal supply ol the country. Tbe nature of the coal and the geological conditions indicate that it is probably a continuation ot the seams which are ex I tensively worked in the basin of the in northsrn France The Kent coal is nearer London than that of any other district, and that fact will give tbe mines an advantage in supplying the market of the city, since tbe question of freights is even more important there than here, owing to the higher rates of freight charged on tbe English railroads and the greater differences in them due to distance. three-year-ol- d aro many Saraaparillaa but only one Ayer's. It cures. Clothing. We've been manSilver Drives Out Mexico's Gold. Mexico is supposed to bo n bimetallic ufacturers and retailers for country. Silver and gold nro coined at twenty-seveyears. Our cloththo mint ami nro both legal tender. But silver has driven gold completely ont of ing is known and sold in every circulation, nnd in practico Mexico is State and Territory of the really a monometallic nation. Tho gold "' ' . coins aro nt premium iu silver when they circuiato at all. Tho Americau men's profits when you trade gold which travelers brlug iu also com- - with US. We Sell at one price. mauds n premium at tho money brokers. All goods are as represented All this confirms iu actual practico We tho nsscrtiou that tho frco coiuago of or money given back. silver iu tho Uuitcd States would drivo can fit man, boy or child, not gold out of circulation nud thus entail Clothing, but Hats, on our country tho loss, inconvenience only in and commercial degradation which tho Caps and Furnishings; always silver (standard implies. at a profit to you. All mail Cr.rmo Goudo. orders promptly attended to. We pay expressage one way. Six n Year. n "mi ry m'h hi "-- i rrf She Wondered. With her fair hand clasped in mine, filled with hope almost divine, I unreeled tbe story of my burning love; Told her if she'd be my wife I would make her future life A reflection of the nngrl life above. Dwelt I fondly o'er and o'er on most every charm she bore, Praised her virtues up against the arching sky, And I almost seemed to hear angel pinions swishing near, As I bowed my hcadand waited her reply. How my heart went as she in reflection sat, Silent as the Sphinx on Egypts sanded plain, Then she raised her pretty eyes up toward the distant skies, And proceeded as before to think again Then I broke the thinkful spell; I impatiently murmured "Well?" And her eyes again descended to the floor, And she said in accents sweet as a Texas sugar beet: "I was wondering where I heard that tale before." Denton Post. After serious illness, like typhoid fever, pneumonia, or the grip. Hood's Sarsaparilla has wonderful strength-givinpower. g Tito nations that havo changed from tho silver standard to tho gold btandanl during tho present year aro Japan, Salvador, British Honduras, Costa Rica, Pern ami Haiti. All tho South American republics that still retain tho silver standard and also Mexico nro preparing to make tho samo change. They find themselves at n serious disadvantage in trading with tho rest of tho world. What lie Ktitwfi Is Nut licit. Ouo of tho tliiugs for which wo ought to be most grateful is thntGod. will not glvo us what Ho laiows is not best for us, even if we ask for it over aud over again. And ouo prayer that wo can pray iu nil sincerity nud faith is that God will refuse to glvo us what is not good when wo do ask for it. Sunday School Times. Strlko tlio Hoots. Strouse & Bros., EVANSVILLE, IND. ? Mu.!x ijBjj rfTo"wmTE Punvgrafhr, Pitmaii Hv Manual ft by Ilfnrj II..' 1 Howard A perfect Over 300,000 sold. Hold by all book sellers, or we will send it SHORTHAND! by mail, ith the PAeno-graph- ic KtjJir nnd the Phonographic Copy Uoox, for $1.35, cloth, or $1 15, boards. THE BENN PITMAN SYSTEM has for 43 years been the standard. Called by the U.S. Bureau of Education "The American System." First prize, World's Fair. Full information and complete catalogue, free. THE PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE CO.. CINCINNATI OHIO and Jerome II. Thero caunot bo good fruitage with poor rootage. Tlio life and power of a trco depeud upon tho depth nud health of its loots. Kcn so tho Christian who would bear much fruit must strike tho roots of his lifo deep into ,tho soil of consecration, prayer and meditation upon God's word. William T. Ellis L. N. TIME TABLE. GEORGE KING, ORUGCISTt ST. CHARLES, KENTUCKY (Effective May 30, 1897 SOUl ) II. PERSONAL. Lv, Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Chicago.. St. Louis Kvjnstille Henderion Sebtcc No . . ji Lv. Slaughters 3 35P"i Mrs. W. W. Etheridge visited her pa3.47 pm 4.47am rents in Henderson this week. 403pm 7.20 pm 4.39 am 4.13 p m Mesdames F. I. Croft and G. Browning 4.23 pm 3.19 a in of Mortons Gap, spent one day last week Lv. Hopkinsville. . 313pm 8.16pm 6.07am Ar. Guthrie 5 ;3 p m with relatives here. Lv. Guthrie 6.13 pm 8,47 pm 6.31am Mrs. W. S. Bramwell and daughter, of Ar. Nailnille .... 803pm 10.10 pm 8.40 am NORTH. Hopkinsville, are visiting Mrs. O. J. Farns-wort. . Lv Hanson Lv Madisonvillo Lv. Karllngton Lv. Morions Gap. Lv. Norton tile .... ... 814am 210pm 336pm 307pm 10.10 am 7.00 pm S.jspm 603pm 3.15 am 6.33pm 3.43 am No. 91. No. 53 Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 3.34 p in Don't Use Drugs unless you need tbem, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by We keep only druggists the best. That is tbe great distinction to be looked for wben tbe time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin that spring medicine. I m bis I.v.Nashville Lv.Gullirlc uncle to Nashville to spend a few days with Lv. IIopkinsville.. Lv. Norton ville... . relatives, this week. Lv. Mortons Gap . Miss Alice Day spent one evening last Lv. Larlington... Lv. Madisomllle... week with friends here. Lv. Hanson Lv. Slaughters.'..... IStlucate Your llonrels Willi Cascarets. Lv. Sebree Candy Catlianlc, euro constipation forever. Lv. Henderson .. Ar. Evansville. lOo.Mc. If C. 0.0 fall, drusRlsts refund money. Little Willie Etbetidge accompanied 11.05 10 4b a m 11. 38 a in 11.06pm 10.37am 11.52am " 8.39am 932am 9.11pm 9 4iamiai8am 9.33 pm 10.20am 1105am 10.39 pm 10.27 am ir.13 a in 10.33am :1.21am 1033 pm dm am ni pm pm 13.03 ;im 13.20 pm 11 33 1.35 7 32 No, 93. 7.33 a m No. 52. No. j. ST. BERNARD DRLO STORE, BRYAN HOPPER, Mnaer. 11.17 11.44 Co Compound vlaU.& T II. N6. 92 makes regular stops at Guthrie, EarldA. properly it takes time. It requires ington, llopklnsviUoaml Henderson. ACCOMMODATION. rKOWDEXCE experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires tbe druggist DAILY EXCtrT SUNDAY. tohavealargs amount of drugs-fr- esh 6.13am . ,L. I'rowdctice Ar 7 35 p m 6.35pm drugs. He must give the best 6.40am Lv.NeboAr. boy of J A Johnson, The Lv. Manitou Ar .. , .6.20pm 653am ... possible work, and for compensation 6.03 pm of Lynn Center, III , is subject to attacks ..Lv. Madisomillo Ar. 7.:oaiu lie must be reasonable. pm . Ar. Earlington Lv.. 7.33 am of croup. Mr. Johnson siys he is satis' 330pm Lv Earlington Ar am 7.43 fied that tbe timely use ot Chamberlain's Lv Madisonville Ar 8 05 a in Jijpm .. 4.34pm Lv Hanson Ar Cough Remedy, during a severe attack, WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM 8.29am 4 37pni J. W. Phitchbtt .. Lv Slaughters Ar 8.44 am saved bis little boy's life. He is in the BER WE'RE CAREFUL. 4 10 p in Lv Scbrcc Ar g.03 am. PROP'R. drug business, a member of Johnsou Bros, 3.20pm 950am . .. I. Henderson Ar of that place and tbey handle a great many .243pm ...Ar Evansville Lv 10.30am MADISONVILLE, ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, W. W. ETHRIDGE. Agent patent medicines for throat and lung diseases. 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 child's life was in danger, because he knew it to be SmWJSK superior to any other, and famous the Mr. country over for its cures ot croup Johnson sajs this is the best selling cough medicine tbey handle, and that it gives splendid satisfaction in all cases. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Morions Gap; Geo. King, ol. Charles. Prescriptions 8.17 This House is Newt I Ar. Chicago Furnishings are New No.sai nnd 92 will stop at Madltomllleand off pisscngcrs to Springfield to tako on and let Everything PiistcUss and from Chicago and points north of EtanMlllc Ar St. Louis ... ... . 12.10 pniinin BELMONT p am m 12.40 p m 7 20 a in 8.55 am NEW Sufficiently Healed wefflrby'G., I. I1VJ 1 IJ1J MADISONVILLE, KY. PFOjjri?fcr Tories, Hn'PW.l . . . . Lucile KV, 1 ;l l Mrs. T. R. Browning returned day from a visit to Nashville Satur- The Hicks 1898 Almanac and Paper. he expects this thriving htllf city to be his home for the rest of his We welcome them home hie. again. , " L'orrlio.ly Bays "o. tlio must won- Coscurets C'aiidv Cillm-tlitlerful medical dlsoovervof tho ogw, p'cas- " aut aud rofreahlng to tho taslc, mi gently aud positively on kidneys, liver aud bowels, cleansing tho entire system, dispel colds, euro headache, fovor, linbltuul constipation box buy and biliousness. Plcoso Ml and try a and cents. Hold 10, ol O. 0. 0. druggists. . guaranteed to euro by ml !, Hallowe'en was a sort of a miss-fi- t this year, It came on Sunday and, most people forgot its existence'. At least that svas the late of this bewitching and ghostly anniversary in this little city. Last year it was different, but then, some of the Earlington maids have married since. A cuff button bearing tlie emblem of a secret order has been handed in at this office. Owner Are you a subscriber can have it by calling for and de-- Beg? You should be. scribing it. their way back from the Centen nial Friday last, whither they had been on a special train with the officials of the L. $ N. and other roads, to help celebrate J. W. Thomas Day, they serenaded the L, & N. and St. Bernard people. It is not known postivcly whether Charlie Cowell's frequent inquiries after the manner of "what about those forty pieces anyway?" havg had effect, but the fact remains that we have heard the Howell band in Earlington and now know of a truth that they do exist in very flesh and blood and wind, and can blow horns to a finish. Everybody who heard the serenade were delighted, The full band was not here because some of the members had gone home the night before, but the music There is was fine nevertheless. Dromise of a creat future for the Howell Shops Band! to The D444444444'l " - rubcaeto CURE CONSTIPATION Ift -j- iANDY CATHARTIC We are informed that the 1898 Almanac ot Prol. lrl K. llicus is now ready, and judging from its past history, it will not be many weeks in finding its way into homes and offices all over America. It is much larger and finer than any writes ''My i sue. It contains 116 had been previous throat habit of pages, is splendly illustrated on in the celling sore every on fine book paper, having the ) ear for the last finest portrait ever given of Prof. twenty ears, and Hicks. It can no longer be denied if any medical that the publications of Prof. skill did me any good it was so little I did Hicks have become a necessity to not know it. Two years ago my wife was. the family and commercial life of down sick two months, tried Iwo doctors, the country. His Journal, "Word but the case was a stubborn one cf female and Works," aside from its storm, not only a weather and astronomical features, I found in trouble. good, safe remedy for sore ibroat, but one has taken rank with the best literI ary, scientific and family magazines for weakness and nervous prostration. quit the doctors and purchased a bottle of ol the age. Do not believe hearand In three days after my wife say and reports. See tho I licks got up and she has been going ever since, Almanac and paper for yourself and I bave not been bothered with that You will then know why they bad sore throat. It usod to list at least popular. They are educators fifteen or twenty day3. Since we bave of the millions, and unrivaled safeto property and human used your medicine my wifj bis not lost a guards slagle day, and she has gained over filly life. It is a matter of simple repounds." cord that Prof. Hicks has foretold In a later letter, July 32, 1897, Mr. for many years all great storms, Blanchard writes: "All of the sickness floods, drouths and tornadoes, even we have in the family is when we cannot the recent terrible drouth over all We people 'in the South the country. get The Almanac alone t blessing. is a think is 25 cents a copy. The paper is to friends of mine $1.00 a year with the Almanac as recommend Ibat had asthma and one bottle cured a premium. Send to is used It them. Whenever Word and Works Pun. Co., speaks loudly for Itself." 2201 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. a ar-s- o a. a a Pe-ru-Pe-ru-Pe-ru-- To C'uro Constlputlon forever. TalioC.ti'caiots Candv Cathartic. 10c or 23a If C. C. C. fall to euro, ilrurjRlsts refund money Lancaster, Ky Oct 30 At Preachers-ville- , vein of cannel near here, a three-foo- t coal has been struck. A number of hands will be employed and the minp opened at once. W 1 TO illk-A- DOWII BILL5 M AHDY0U1 COAL I Sai.esmfn wanted, l'reo outfit. One agent earned $22,000 in live years. Several earn $1,000 j early. Specialty, Mincs.Mills, etc. "Factory" P. O. 1371, New York. Mrs. Reese left last Thursday for lirr borne in Philadelphia, after a visit of several weeks loher daughter. Mrs, W. F Burr. Miss Agnes Burr accompanied her home Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, inal.es weak men stronc, blood pure. 60c, tl. All (Uultisis. Mr and Mr?. Sidney Brown, sonvdle, were the guests ot the l)r Mothershead, last week. of M...I1-fumd- v f&s Lvm opo;i WRITE FOR nAiivrAPAriTYrJi PRICES Ullfliir iMF asc aiv" ibs7 i,. ' B gpc m i&f v,1 VJrVmt D0NT FAIL TO USE - Wh 3V UUU LL JI i tv 'I 1 - & 4 p &6o a '"JBmmm REFERENCE- " km for Fifty Cents. ol HOW TO FIND OUT. ALL h V DRUGCI5T5 1 Fill a bottle or common water glass with hours; urine, nnd let it stand twenty-fou- r a sediment or setting indicates a diseased When urine condition of the kidnes. stains linen it is positive evidence of kidToo frequent desire to urinney trouble ate or pains in the back, is also convincing proof that tbu kidneys and bladder arc out ot oruer WHAT TO DO. uoa-sen1 There is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-roo- t, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of tbe urinary passages. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding urin in passing it, nr Dr. Hartman, the original compounder bad effects following use of liquor, wine or has a recent book 00 chronic of Teachers' Honey. beer, and overcomes that unpleisant nebe sent free by tho catarrh which will get tip of being Teachers' Avages are lower than cessity during tbecompelled tourinate. many night to DrugI f'g Co., Columbus. 0,y The times usual this year. They must cut mild and extraordinary effects ot Swamp-Roo- t Ask your druggist for a free their expenses in every way. Those is soon realized. It stands the highAlmanac for 1898. who expect to attend school this est for its most wonderful cures of the most If year will do so aMIanson, where distressing cases. the you need a medicine Farm for Sale. best. Sold by you should have price fifty cents and one dollir For Fruit and berry farm of 75 acres the rates are the lowest to be pamphlet, both sent or sale, or trade for Earlington found in the state. Three teach a sample bottle and Tint Bee and send mail, mentlpn free See J. S, McCully, ers offer especial advantages" in all your by poslofilce address to Or. Kilmer property. full courses. Write for particulars to & Co., Ulnghamplon, N., V. The proprieMadisonville, Ky. Pnn. E. McCitlley, county ex tor nf this naDcr eaurantea tho Pennine. j ness of this offer,Subscribe for The Bee. aminer, Hanson, Ky. a drug-gests, the BESTTfTAM COAL on THE MARKET. Btnu l A TRIAL - i v ORDEFtATID YOU WILL OTHER . ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 0eJ? (1 .jSTs3 sfea - UC V HO C (A Vk. fiAT'srACTIorl GUARAHT5fcja ' 13 ;H,'IKJj)8BrriwMyfci " ' jhf)aj'"y,i"s' 'y....- - , 'w "ST; jU W.I! 0Cm! r v " -.- ' BV;--- wipygiig a XH' tiewsi , ' .. s ' - .... EXCHANGE ROLLER MILLS. FRANK TUTT, PROPRIETOR, M'ADISONVILLE, KY. Makes unsurpassed Flour, Meal, Bran, Crushed Corn, Feed s mill produces. The people Meal every thing a of the county are invited to come in and be treated right. Gives on exchange as much as any mill, and guarantees satisfaction. Flour warranted to be superior quality. hrst-clas- THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VI, FOURTH QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. It MemTost of the lesson. Acts xxrlll, ory Verses, 3.0 Golden Text, Koui. Till, Cummeutnry by the Itev. D. M. S8 Stcnrus. 1, S. Having nil got safoly to land, como by swimming nml some by tho holp of boards and broken pieces of tho slilp, they found themselves on tho island of Mcllta, or Malta, nml received muoh kind-ncs- a from tho ieoplo, Win) kindled n Are and welcomed them and did what thoy could to dallver them from tho rain and tho cold which prevailed. It must hnvo been such n omiso of gratltudo to find themselves Fnfo on land that thoy would not think so much of tho rain nml cold, and yet tho .kindness of tho natives was very refreshing. How much Joy might bo brought Into mniiy n life if wo nit lived to show kindness to thoso in need I As wo In our own hearts tho loving klndncsVof Qod, which is better than llfo (Ps. Ixlll, 8), wo should surely show tho kindness of God toothers (II Sam. iz, 8), but theso pooplo probably knew nothing of tho lovo of Qod. How ofton tho conduct of ono who knows not God puts to shame thoso who nro HIsI l'n nl wns not above gathering sticks with tho rest to help mako tho flro burn. It Is Chrlstllko to bo ready to ovory good work, ho wo v or humblo. Tho meok nnd lowly scorn not nny scrvico they can render to another. Paul was nn earthen vessel for God's glory (Gal. I, 24), nnd God was glorified in hlin in tho storm beforo all tho ico)lo on tho ship. IIo now allows n viper to fasten on Paul's hand that beforo theso natives tho power of God may bo seen In his shaking oft tho viper nnd experiencing no harm. This was according to our Lord's wonls in Luko x, 19, "Bo-holI glvo you power to tread on serpents nnd scorpions, nnd over nil tho power of enemy, nnd nothing shall by nny tho means hurt you." 7, 8. "Paul entered In and prayed and laid his hands on him nnd honied him." This was tho father of Publlus, tho chief man of tho Island, who wnsfelck of afovor, but tho Lord, through Paul, Instantly healed him. At ono tlrao God wrought spcolnl miracles by tho hands ot Paul, bo that liy handkerchiefs or aprons which had touched his body tho siok wero hoalod (Acts six, 11,12). At another tlmoPaulbnd to Wo Icnvo Trophlmus nt Mllctum sick. d, siok-ncs- J., ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. ssssssssssHsssL VssssLSLlsJsssssisVsi ,.j:.l ' I 9 INCORPORATED. Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE. .. 1N '?)MM H rl a lllisiTiiTmrvlriffimrinn Two Through Trains Daily Running- - Pullman Vestibule Sleeptne ana uininj war nasnvino 10 wnKajsi ia HOURS NASIIVILLB TO CHICAGO - J Trade With Webster, McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited .0 T"5 MEDICINt for the I S General . MILLION 00 ' ,.'! Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. It pan A Pooular Proprietary i fi EJirraxT-olT- . CARROLL, Manager, . . Jk ,Jj stf 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Tennessee. Kentucky. S. II. NEVVBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD. Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. . A. M. Earlington, Kentucky. i Offices. T. HESSER, Hauscr Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. Hartford Building, Chicago, III. . "NEW ORLEAMSSFLORIDA SPECIAL" Leave New Orleans Dally at 11.0a nooa vlaL.&N.R.K. Maahvllleat7.aoa.iii. Through Uutfet Sleeping; Car from New Orleans CHICAGO A KASHYILLE LIMITED" Leave Nashville Dally at 7.10 p. m. ....... K , Chemical Company, A New York company of manufarf..rlfB rliemlilMho composed medicinal nliceJ nressul market Ialwut tin. imm .0 n ln medicinaltablet or tabule been dniira which had preiwratl lHiwdem general lisoiimm,, imu,lcal men thanany other, for the cure an Imii. re. tlliftsilon or common to man n !,.. their origin In mllatlnn fm.l..tlrrlliie nouruhment anj eliminating waste. Thacaumfue. ot VTli ticlu In under IMs head la Mid to Include pretty nearly every to prescribe. In Preparing their standard lio nhjilclan H callc.l peopft Tvhlcli company of r .mS v for the acceptance j.. tho American .i,!,i,il. . thefha hltrhcst laid down tho principle crade. and o nrenarel f ". ;-.i. " ii j' 1 "j . VVlcDlestseiles rr ... 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Vaascnger Agent .Atlanta, Oa. ossanssssssssssassssasssasasaaixassattws-sssssak- '1 .iu m In of Tho class vials wero In turn would meet the exacting spMlticatlomi. f workmanship by those used by the Banality notnurpawedlnlK-aiityanJlaTlngaetthelrhtghalandanl, most fastidious dealers In Jewelaand ornamentaofgold. andnercreonentln(rto Tary from ltrtho proprietor resorted to the accepted modern methods of miking their commodity known, and scren hundred thousand dollars Invested within five years In newspaper advertising has Informed every American citizen concerning tho suierlor and surprising qualities ofJtlpansTabules. of the changed conditions that sweep Delngthouglitful and painstaking over the commercial world, and careful to note every circumstance having a bearing upon the successful prosecution of their trade, the managers of the company have noted that th"e Is a present Insistent demand for a lower pries for every article, that reaches or approaches an universal use. and that the people, although requiring the Ut'lUK tu' beSI OI eVCrjtning, rVSent unnecessary ..uu m ii; urty mwuiwn iut .uijciuiiuu. protection against deterioration that might re wrapping and packing or sult In years, but Is needless In the case of n purchase Intended to be consumed In a week. It has also brcndlscovered. ana proved uy the testof timeana actual experience. that these Tabules do not nave mo lenuency 10 toss 01 qualities or uiminuiion ot ex as. tinder rellence from exposure that might at first havo been expected. Inasmuch or pocket bag favorable conditions, those that have lain loose In a drawer, a traveling as efficacious as several weeks or months are found to be practically as fresh and for CTCActlngunon these suggestions, and noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of amount, creat newspapers now sold for n cent Instead of the old rate ot five times thatsties, tho and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased - - .. -. .. i. ....i. mv.-..- ". protected liy aiisorucm rtniou.ana necureiy iurru. Mm uiivih packed in uied have teen of o grade wihlgli In It? lomlrementa that no manufacturer of Ibeso Ms output that stoppers coiilil supply moro thin a small proportion from erery-dapacked Voxel I ..... 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It should be plainly the benefit of such understood that the duality of the medicine is identical In both sorts, the only differencebeing in tne xorm ana comparative vi jiocjkiuk r puhiiik uiu luDuinTm drug- riges are not yet to be UUU1RII dealers, aunougn it 11 propaDie tnat almost any gist win ootain a supply when requested by a customer to do so 1 but In any case a single cartun, containing ten tabules, will be sent, postage paia, to any aanress tor nve cents in sumps, forwarded to the rtlpans Chemical Co.. No. 10 Spruce St. New York, until the Fovlsnre thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and 1peddlers will be supplied at a price which will allow them a fair margin of rroflt. vix. 1 dozen cartons for tOcent. II iloi-- n (III cartons) for 1 .32. S gross (TJJ cartons) for &)21. 23 grosi IJ.OU cartons) for tuxi cash with mo orucr m every case. rENTSten tabules. or doses, for one half a cent each. The company will not discontinue tho manufacture and sale In the form with which inri ,t.- s cannot always tell whether health or or life or death shall glorify God tho most, so wc should sny ns Paul sold, "Christ shall bo magnified In my body whether It bo by llfo or by death" (Phil. I, I IS BJ8E BURNERS AND FURHM8. BER- - Yucatan 20). Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. Chill Tonic TAST8LESS.) 'J ' IVi, NEW ENTERPRISE 200,000 STOVES IN DAILY USB evertr own oivma oven BAJ18PACTIOM. ") 1 your 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 other Stove on earth. Fire backs guaranteed for is years. 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It ho healed tho sick in tho nnmo of Christ, ho would certainly preaoh tho gospel ot Qod concerning Ills Son Jesus Christ, our Lord, to which ho had boon especially called and separated (Rom. I, 1, 3). Thus; not only wero bodies honied, but many souls must hnvo been saved nlso. 10. "Who nlso honored us with many honors, nnd whon wo departed they lndcd us with such things as wero necessary." When people nro really blessed, It is not necessary to ask them to give. Gratitude will show Itself In somo at least The missionary money which comes to mo from year to year in grntltudo for tho blessing received at tho Hlblo classes convinces mo of this moro nnd more, and tho abundance for current oxpenses in my own congregation from tho grntcful hearts who enjoy tho ministry of tho word, so that I never need to ask any one for n cent, but merely stnto tho noed when thcro is one and look to tho Lord olono to supply It through His willing poople, makes mo wish that nil preachers and teachers would so feed their pooplo thai tho gratltudo would bo moro manifest to tho glory of God. 11. "And after threo months wo departed in a ship of Alexandria." Paul had learned to wait, nnd whether it wns two or threo weeks in a storm at Foa, or threo months on shore nt Mnlta, or two years n prisoner nt Crcsarca, he know what it was to "rest in tho Lord nnd wnltpatlnntly for Him" (Ps. xxxvll, 7). Our Lord waited and has waited over 80 yenra at 1,800 years at God's right hand to havo His body gathered out of tho nations of tho earth. We havo great nood to consider Him, lest wo be wearied and faint In our minds (Hob. ill, 3). Threo days at Syracuse, n call nt Rhcglum, seven days nt Puteoll, thoh on toward ltoino. And ovory day, whothor on land or sea, Journoylug orwhltlng, Just living to glorify God. Conscious of His loving kindness In storm and sunshine, not because wo feel it, but becauso wo know it in Christ; conscious of His constant caro of nnd interest in us; rejoicing that God Is for us, Christ Is for us, tho Spirit is for us, nnd tho angels minister to us (Horn, vlll, 81, 81, 20; Hob. 1, 14). Sure that nil our works aro proparcd for us boforchand, nnd wo hnvo only to walk in them, doing as occasion sorvo us, for Gwd is with us (Eph. II, 10; I Sam. x, 7). Doco with nil fretting and murmuring nnd complaining, nil of which la sinful; enro-fu- l for nothing, prayerful for everything, thankful for anything, and rejoicing in tho Lord always. 1G. Brethren from Roino camo to moot Paul and his companions as far as Appll forum and tho threo taverns, cnUsing gratltudo and inspiring courage. It Is henvonly to meet on earth thoso who nro our truo blood relations. I do not mean so much our kindred ns thoso who aro ono with us uy tho blood of Christ. Thoso aro often nearer to us than brother or sister. Tho bond is wondorful. Blest bo tho tlo that binds our hearts in Christian lovel Paul may havo met somo of these brethren In other parts ot tho world or not. We are not told. But they wero ono In Christ and living for His glory nnd ready to dlo for Nnz.-ue.t18-1- NARDCRUSHED COKE 5 T for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. It cures when all others fall. Adapted for old or young, j Pleasant to take. Price, 50 cents; sold by all , druggists. ' ' is? Ts3 UihMViiUUiiViWi CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Topic For the Week lleglnnliie Oct. 31. Comment ly Itev. S. IT. Dovle. TOPIC Trust Christ for what f 11 Tim. t, ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY 9 On the other baud, tbe South is distant only a few hours from Cuba and other West Indian Islands, where jellow fever has ragrd for centuries The quarantine question is, therefore, distinctively a Southern one, say our Northern contemporaries, to be settled in accordance with the wishes of the Southern people. There is no attempt to force national quarantine on us, it is not a scheme of tbe Centralists or the North to attack Slates' rights or oppreis tbe Southern people. We are simply asked if we want a national quarantine, and are assured that If we do, we can get it. Under these circumstances it would seem that no subject lends itself more to There rational and Intelligent discussion. we is no politics in it; no sectionalism; have to detcimine simply whether national quarantine is preferable to the so called State quarantine sj stem now in operation. It is unfortunate that 'of lute, rspecUlly since the last campaign, some papers tuve got lu discussing all problems, in h wav. No question can com; up now that the ghost of socialism is nol inis voked, and tbe skeleton of snatched from his grave and expose! mi a gibbering uraith, as an argument against We do nm any pioposed improvement. think the people however, are disposed to discuss the quarantine matter from these standpoints, but rather from the practical standpoint ot what system of defeuse will secure the surest immunity from infectious disease will prevent Ion of life, interruption of business, destruction of property aod the inhumanity and barbarism which are now incident to the violation of ytllow against it. Jeff-srso- SlfSl.. a... fn.. . ru V...W.WI. ffettlmsfenHlHci rotor. with nurTrtut. Murk tn tlir Manufactures! nly by the 5 ft CARLSTEDTMED.CIHEC0.,2 0 "0.7 Evantvllle, Ind. Him. RECEIVE THE Jik' 20 YEARS OF... SUCCESS IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING by ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS 7& All OF vl. 300 BORN & Co. THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS. I f HA Unidi l"jt". il We guarantee to fit and please you, and save you money. NEW SAMPLES TO SEIXECT FROM HJST. '! "mi BERNARD GENERAL STORE, 10. Thoy camo to Home, and Paul was suffered to dwell by himself with n soldier who kept him. Ho was now where God Eald ho would bo, nnd ns to bearing witness ho had only to watch his opportunity and bo ready to uso It, or rather lot God ueo him in It. Ho was in u measuro free, even ns ho was in Cmsarcn, nnd ho was in tho Lord's hand, who could easily mako him moro frco if it was best Wo must havo tho Spirit ot Him who said, "I to do Thy will, O My God," His servants for Ills pleasure, not scoing pco-plor circumstances, .but only and always God, nil and In nil. Oh, fill mo with Thy fullness, Lord, Untjl my very heart o'crflow In kindling thought and glowing word. Thy lovo to toll. Thy prnlso to show! Oh, uso mo, Lord, use oven mo, Just as Thou wilt, and when and where, Until Thy blessed face I soe, Toy rest, Tiiy joy. Toy giory suaroi o In tho closing verse of the topical reference we have cue of tho most sublime expressions of profound trust iu Jesus Christ to bo found anywhere iu sacred or secular literature. For tho gospel's sake Panl was suffering. Ho had mot with opposition and persecution, ho had suffered untold pain and anguish, and yet in prison ho is not dismayed, he does not doubt or wnver In his faith. Instead his trust is only intensified. "I know," he says, "in whom I havo trusted and nm persuaded that lie is able to keep my deposit till that day." Ho looks upon li is soul as having been deposited into tho care of Jesus Christ, and not oven persecution was able to shako his bolicf iu Christ's ability to save him. We should trust Christ for every tiling and under all circumstances iu life. Iu tho midst of privation and want, when tho temporal affuirs of lifo aro not as wo would like, wo should trust Christ, knowing "tho Lord will provide." In times of persecution aiid trial nnd tribulation, becauso of our faith iu Christ, wo should still trust Him, knowing that Ho is ablo to koop that wo hnvo intrusted to His koeping till tba.t day. In tiino of bereavpment and sorrow, whon tho sun socms darkened, when God seems to liuvo hidden His fnco from us, wo should still trust Christ, knowing that His grace is sufficient for us. In timo of temptation, when tho tempter seems about to gain tho victory over us, wo should trust Him who is able to overcomo oven Satan himself. Christ has been tried and has always proved sure and faithful. Paul was not putting his trust in sovexo trials in nn unknown, untriod person. "I know," ho says, "In whom I havo trusted." Paul is not tho only ono who has learned from cxperienco that Christ can bo trusted for all things. Christians in all ages have learned by cxperienco to say, "I know in whom I havo trusted." Jesus Christ is tho only ono to whom wo can intrust the interests of our sonls. "Thcro is no other namo under heaven given among men whereby wo must bo saved." It is folly to trust iu anything else than Christ for salvation, for there is salvation in no other namo. What a comfort, then, that salvation in Christ is snro; that wo may know for a that wo may be fully persuaded that Ho is nblo to keep all that wo put in His care. Let us trust Christ for ail things, but, over and abovo everything else, let us leavo in His caro tho eternal interests of our souls. Diblo Readings. Ps. iv, C; xxxir, xlvi, lvi, 10; MB; xxxvii, xvi, 20; xxviii, 25, 20; Prov. iii, Isa. xxvi, 8, 4; 1, 10; Jer. xvii, 7; Mark x, 23 20; Rom. x, II Cor. i, 0, 10; I John ii. cor-taint- y; 7; 7; 15-1- 7. fecr. NATIONAL QUARANTINE. WJ lt" r'J Kfft iii'1''Iiiii ! ..''I. t'lin; ,ifiNiiB''Ki Hlf il'll ll 'I'l'li Ul in Ul WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery. X 4 i'Juhiijjii r PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. jiuwsjuuqrjH.iia 'i: Owensboro, Ky,, Nov. i. The Let our Health and our Lives Rev. Louis Herbert, of Rome, had be Protected by the a narrow escape. He was driving with Mr. o Kcis in answer to a sick call, when the horse, which POWER OF THE GOVERNMENT. was young and wild, ran away. The buggy was wrecked and the As Our Coast Line is Protected From Inpriest was thrown out and was vasion liy other (Foreign Enemies. dragged some distance between the wheels. Mr. Reis was kicked (New Orleans in the face, but luckily neither of The New York Herald, Washington the gentlemen was seriously hurt. Post, Providence Journal and a large numGood Father Herbert's Escape. jii,7:..a.'j;, A t0$wvjpv$t .pi Hw.yjii'iy urnspi mpiiiiijipiiiii.y n,yji iqy!' ty?"Tf3ntj; HANDSOK. r..LUSTr?ATED CATALOGUE OF THE BYflNT& STBHTTOJlBDSlKESSGOLLEGE. (33r.lYear.) . I- - syW LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, Co Umlnliit Viilimble TuforimllOH SHORTHAND, thou tUttrlng to Learn PENMANSHIP, ETC. TELEGRAPHY, VnauaUJ FaaUUUifor ImUlntfClraJuatti in J.wraiUe Silunltom. RatOS Vory LOW. ber ot other leading papers of the country have given notice that the question ot quarantine will come up before Congress Bowling Green, Ky,, Nov. i, session; and that P. J. Potter, the veteran banker, at tne winter national quarantine tneit boutn if so de can secure a of this city, has been appointed a sires. They suggest, with great delicacy, member on the Committee of that (be matter be left to the South to de Banking Jurisprudence and infor- termine as tbe section most deeply intersafe against infecTbe North mation for Kentucky. No better ested. and contagiousis diseases of foreign tious appointment could have been origin. It is protected against tbe yellow made. fever by tbe Southern Stales; against plague and cholera by Europe and the Atlantic ocean. Once in a half century the 1 MKtoltesWf 1 1 rl asssl JsH plague or cholera may find a lodging in LUKKS WHIRF 111 tiKl fltlQ some European port: but even when tills I Best Coogb tijrup. Tastes Good. Uso I occurs three thousand miles of ocean arid m iiroo. Koia Droruffitlsts. rt.iv itin Ihnl ncttt sIHJgsglllfllSlIls5sssssBl and cf.v.nUnitednt traupl hr.wpn protection I the States offer a Selection. rl If there is anything undemocratic iu a national quarantine tbe Constitution of the it, United States would have protected whereas it left Congress full power to act it was deemed exin this matter, whenever 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 We ourselves havo recogout disease. nized this fact in our appeals to tbe United States Marine Hospital Service, and in our efforts to secure the union and Realizing of tbe several Sfste boards. the advantages oi union over disunion, of as opposed to internecine strife, tbe several State boards entered into a compact a number of years ago to keep each other informed as to tbe outbreak of any contagious or infectious disease and to work together in quarantine matters. It was an attempt to form a United States quarantine service com posed of tbe federated State boards of health. Like the original confederation The of the colonies, it proved a failure. bonds were too loose The compact was without tbe slightest constitutional backing or legal power it could bind no one; and the State boards of' health have violated it whenever it suited their convenience. Tbe Louisiana Hoard 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 the compact and has given us no notice of tbe yellow fever outbreak there. When tbe American colonists found that tbe confederation of States was a failure because tbe bonds were too loose, tbey met again and framed "a more perfect" and a closer union our present constitution. We are in identically the same poas far as our quarantine is sition Tbe quarantine has failed concerned. from its inherent weakness, from the lack in the Slates, and we must get of power something better. The present system is spoken of as Slate quarantines, and there is probably an idaa among some persons that the proposition to place the defense of our coasts from invasion by disease in tbe bands of tbe national government, which already has charce of our defense from invasion by an enemy, is an insidious Republican assault on State rights, As. a matter of fact, the Republicans have not proposed it, and tho idea comes almost wholly from Democratic journals interested in tbe health and prosperity of the South; and again, there is no question of the power of tbe Slates involved The State boards of health are hopelessly impotent and can do little or nothing. Tbe Lonisiana board is probably tbe most powerful, yet its orders receive no consideration outside tbe city of Ne,w Orleans. It does not control a single hamlet in tbe State; its orders, its advice has been defied by constables; its. very proposition for a quarantine conference was laughed to scorn, and its president ordered back to health New Orleans by a committee of Itayne. The Stato boards are almcst powerless, not even advisory bodies. Tbe quarantine power is exercised mainly by local boards, without constitutional or legal existence; in many cases by armed mobs. In proposing, therefore, a better organized system, there is no attack on the right of the States; for in quarantine matter, the Sutes, judging from the present condition of tbe South, have no rights, and society has resolved itself back to its original elements, when every man depended upon bis own right arm to defend himself "the good old times." when disease raged over the world, and when a single epidemic of tbe population swept away of tbe "civilized" world. We are told that during the nineteen Slate quarantine proyeirs of the tection the South escaped yellow fever, and that this fact is to be counted to tbe credit of the system. This is an error. We had yellow fever in Memphis in 1 879, and some in New Orleans, and we have bad it since in Ditoxi, I'ensacola. Tampa, Jacksonville, Jackson. (Miss.) and Decatur, (Ala.) and other places It has found tio difficulty in breaking through the quarantine lines, and several times, notably In i833. it produced panics which for a while unsettled business throughout tbe South. That the disease did not spread further was due, to a considerable extent, to fortunate climate conditions This veal's experience has proved ttiut it is dangerous 10 depend upon climate 10 protect us from yellow fever, that it it much safer to have a good sufficient quarantine jjsiem, and oua with soma powers of execution. We want a system that will work well in tbe 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 vomito. The present outbreak has emphasized the weakness of the State system of quarantine. These weaknesses have been known in New Orleans for years, and attention has been frequently drawn to them. The present outbreak has demonstrated them all the more forcibly. The following objections present themselves very conspicuously. 1. Tbe State or local boards either do not know the yellow fever, or conceal it, in deference to public sentiment. In only one case ibis year New Orleans was the tellow fever reported voluntarily by the local board. In Mobile, Ocean Springs, Biloxl, Scranlon, Edwards, Galveston and Houston, not only did tbe local experts (ail to report tbe fever, but in several instances denied tbe presence ot the disease after it was discovered by tbe United Slates Marine Hospital experts and three-fourths of which have been publiihed in Tbe 3 Times-Democra- t. others. 2. Local interests, in many cases, are too strong to allow the truth to be told, and we are reverting to the old. policy of concealmecl, which proved so 'fatal. In Texas Dr. Guiteras was roundly denounced for finding yellow fever; and bad be been a local physician be wonld have taken great risk in discovering it, 3. The State boards of health are impotent and powerless. Tbeir regulations are set at naught by the smallest hamlets, and they have no power to carry them out; and even then their advice is repudiated. 4. There is no union or among them. There is compact, but it is without constitutional orfegal backing, is not binding and is violated every year. 5. No two boards pursue the same sys tem. Tbe Alabama quarantine is wholly different from that in Louisana; and tbe Florida quarantine the very antipodes of ours. If tbe 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, yet.it is not in force there. 6. As no State board bas any control over another State board and not even over its own local boards all that we of Louisana can do when we see Florida lettinc in veltow fever casts from Havana. is to protest, which 'protests are always answerd with the effective reply, "None of your business" and under tbe present system it is none otour business. 7. the quarantine bas become one of tbe most notorious means of commercial Any town can bottle up another robbery. Dy a quarantine. 11 can stop tbe cars Irom running through its suburbs, as Jackson, Meridian, Rayne, Sbreveport and a hundred others have done. It bas been confessedly 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 tbe purpose of justifying an embargo on commerce. 8. The shotgun quarantine has developed tbe mob spirit in its worst form. Tbe modern idea tbat sanitation and science cat) best keep out disease an idea which has put an end to epidemics in Western Europe has been abandoned and a large forqe of.armed men are considered tbe only defense against disease, Tbls is a marked step backward in otir'age of enlightenment and it bas bred a number of serious evils. o. It has been the cause of creat suffer ing and gross inhumanity, many instances 10. It bas already cost nearly a million dollars to fight tbe yellow fever in the wild guerrilla manner we are now engaged in, whereas an expenditure of of this sura, Uied intelligently, would have produced better result, and we bear today of many towns and parishes which have run themselves seriously into debt in order to support an ent rely unnecessary standing army of quarantine guard One town, Tyler, Texas, proposes to pass tbe on Its muuiclpal debt tn order to interest maintain a shotgun quarantine. tt. The net result of this t)ttrm has e been a failure to keep out the fever, a to prevent its spread, and rather an encouragement of the spread, since this is a direct bid to the concealment of catrs, and a financial loss in tbe Interruption of business 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 limes if wo bad space, will, we feel satisfied, have due weight with the people of thj South in tbe consideration of this problem, and they will not be fright-crie- d off by a cry of "socialism." It will not be forgotten that there was a very similar objection wben the State quarantine system was started. We were told by the old doctors tbat quarantine was of no value whatever, tbat we coeld nol keep yellow fever out of Ibis country; and when, after the epidemic of 1S78, which reduced the population, wealth and business of New Orleans to their lowest, the people demanded a belter 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 are told, 'jnd even if it did, we cannot afford todrive the trade of the tropics away from New Orleans for fear of a few hundred lives that may be lost by tbat disease." But popular sentiment did not take to this brutal idea of sacrificing lives to com merce, and insisted on a belter quarantine. Experience proved tbat we could keep out yellow fever. Tbe State system at the mouth ot the Mississippi was a great success, and bas kepi tbe fever out for nineteen years; but we have discovered since then that protecting tbe mouth of the river is no protection to New Orleans, unless we can compel tbe other Gulf States to have an equally sumefent service. We can not do this. We have no power of control outside the lines of Louisana. Tbe United States alone can do what is essential for our protection. We have learned, moreover, that the State boards are powerless wben disease once gets a fooling bere, and (bat tbe results are quarantines carrying with them business ruin and chaos. In 1878, wben we saw tbe defects of the State quarantine service, we went to work to improve it, and we made a great imWe are now shown tbat the provement. State system cannot give immunity from the yellow fever and cannot solve the confusion of interstate quarantine. It lacks tbe constitutional power. Tbe Federal government alone has tbe 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 ether 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. Tbe government has tbe necessary power, and there is no danger, however remote, to the rights and privileges ot the States, or to Jefferson's ghost, in utilizing this power to protect tbe country from yellow fever and from the quarantines, which are as injurious and destructive as the disease itself. one-qnartfall-ur- Are Going North, If You Ara Going South, If You Aro Going East, If You Aro Going West; H1RCHA1C TICKCT Vt TMC " ,(l Isfl Louiaviuc&NAtHviuc AMB n. n. ,B tJB to OCCURS Tho Maximum of Safety, Tho Maximum of Spaed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. viH H ''18 ' '-- .sVssssssi hate, Ttae and all other luforroaMoa wttl be cheerfully furnlshol ly C. P. ATMOrtC, o. p. ., Or by Loottviux, Kr. W. W. ETH RIDGE, Aoknt. ' 4 & "' M' Mm .9 fl GROVE " isssssskk. VM ' m .sbw tfBr r rait fiDftEiiiilSS V, gtlsssssssssssssssUiK BBgjTj JJ(P SSltssssssss''T-ismss- I ' IS J t8V AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 60 cts. P.M.n.Co..0Bt.iM,bV,''NOTWW' GHOVK-- CHILL TDNIC AJMcr,CAiutYco, r ti. TASTELESS aemlemem Wo aold tut jreaiv 660 bottU o 8 TABTKLH88 CHILL TONIC and bare bomibt tbrca Rroaa alreadr thla rear. Inalloaree perleos of 14 years. In do drua business, bat never aold an article that gave such universal hu laoUgn a jour Tonic Youra truly, Capllal Sick Paid In, Surplus FHnd BUSINESS IN va TIME TABLE I, C, R. R, (ETective May 6, 1897.) Lv New Orleans... . 6:30 pm 9:00 am Lv, Memphis 8:1 p .,,, 7:30 am iinop m Lv, Fulton m 1:00pm Lv. Paducali a:jj p m 1:150 m Lv. Princeton. ....... 4:40pm 1:4s am Lv, Norlonvllle 5:39 pm 3:38am Lv. Central City. . . . 6:30 p m 4:19 a m Ar. Louisville-.'- .. ...10:33 pm 6:00 am Ar. Cincinnati 6:40 am 11:33 am SOUTH DOUND. No,aoi, No. joj. Lv, Cincinnati ,n:ao p m 2:33 p m Lv. Louisville 3:30 am 7:03 pm Lv. Central City Bus m jo.'49P m Lv. Norlonvllle 9:11am 11:13 pm 10:18 am n:i6am Lv. Princeton NORTH DOUND. No.joa. iNo.so,. J50.000, COMMENCED $20,000,' 1807. v ' No.iij. 6:00a m 8:00 JNO, G. MORTON, know all about it but to salariad men, wage earners and lo'womwi. There's safelv t (he hanb t.i. good one. There's convenjencei-tb- e money always roady" dp'd olit of reach of your own pellysquah. dering, too. It Is easy to spead small sums jhen you haye a large sum in your'pocket. 10:30a m 11:13 P in 3:13 pm 9:37am am Tho advantages of a bank account are numerous, It is not to s men we ara talkin- g- tliey bus!-nes- BANKER. No. aji. 8:40 Lv, Fulton 3.33pm 3.30am 8.00pm Ar. Memphis,,,,,,,. 7,03 pm 7.20am Ar, New Oilcans 8.10 a m 7.00 a m No'- - !3 ni1 04 are solid A1.',!:r,.ln.? Ti" Vetllbuled train, pintichga'a flghted, with Pull-ma- n BuHet Sleepers and Free .Reclining Chair Car batween Cincinnati and New Orleans. Tralni iprand j.03 alio runaolld between Cincinnati and New Orleani, carrying Pullman Buffet Sleepers. Direct connections made t all junction points, A. H. HANSON, G, Lv.Paducah .. ia:aopm 4:01pm 1.37am 6.13pm rsj p m 3:34 pm am MADISONVIL.LE, - KENTUbKYt fL A. WORLEY, GRANOD HOT)Li.ou iu x per DAY. Pfe 4-- Vv - ' - .f .

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