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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i Tff I o f ft f I fI1 f1iff1i i- ti p 1J it c I r J 1i l I I flI G ilI IGHja YEAR EARLINGT N HOPKINS iIT KE TUCKyTHURSD A Y NOVEMBER 181897 n- l t t Thatc Ticklingzr P I lIDoTnroHODerDeo and trouble caused by thfluinln4Ion ot Ibo mHOOu mornor Ibo throat Plrlllory Jorran A IlUrel PIU ii contain DOLbluit1t1t1leal aD1t 10 y1111 ID 001 elua L P ro PO it Is cuaranteed to cure ttio cr1II1laahUuna BELLSPine whooping couch aqd croup IiiorwUIof pate bl SuIhetIaadMsdIcln Padiicah Kentuckv f A IA HEILE JARDINIERE t JFRITSCH vS SON PASIIIONADLEj MERCHANT TAILORS I I v AND i J TER OF CLOTHS A 1 SUITIKGS J i 3fl Upper First Street t1i1 VANSVILLE A- iayso1ictst the patronage or his r j Ins county ftlendt tl A r V IoJyt4 tI THE tFiftb Avenu holdt LOUISVILLE KYLSf I 1Isthe Only FirstClass 5 cc Per Day Hotel H I I IJ200 the City Ie V I 1 1 COME AND SEE US AJJ WPIlE CAMPBELL t- t 4 MANAGER V J X VVV ROsr YNQo XS s 80 VARS0Ff I rTRADE MARKS IIvAyont Sifl4tg a ik4eh nd derrlIonp 4kI LbIaIeiiirtlrtrvlIlIuDa Co rLva I 8DIENTIFIOAMERICAN Iflustratel G ue4sotIIournaIwakIrm3wa a I IjpoellPn copl aneS 1 AND ElI W4 lATU11I HDUroe AeSllrru MUNN A CO 111 ItriMidnnv Now Vaik W A NISnS1 PruldnlUII O W VADD1LL CashierfuItW 3qpkias Qoun Bwca BANKMADISON vi LLE KY Capital Stock 50000 1 BNcts a general bonking business zaI Invilea the accoun the ciliznns ol MM and adjoiningju1 t JM the I tbtl lection ol Kentuclr I LOf IJ scrf tbeIL prop ly U lakes time II rrqutrrs at 1 experience and a complete knowledge ofdrugs It require the druggist ipliive a largs amount of drugs r 01 freih drugs Ha must give the best possible work and for compensation be must bo reasonable S i THp ABOVE FACTS IUME Itt 81 rj 1wtTfIDEn WERE CAREFUL BERNARD DRUG STORE pu2o T ST1JAMESHOTEi ui ted y r 1ST LOUIS Ai f and 1RATESOO PER DA ReaM and Breakfast 100goUKOPEAN PLAN 100 Per Day IIW i kid Uflik CoaJ S411kTviieii iiii Visit it iouis stop at forJui i TURKISH BATHS Open llNliiht win t JPB WORK Ss il VJlIlecelV1UJrom t lUen dthJ1iQffl Estimat cs in 7 pon appli4tion 1L n DURRANT STILL LIVESI The HastliyFronounood Doatti B nte Ovorruled ItshTboat Granted a Writ of Probable Cause and luitruited Warden Hat Not to Carry Out the Execution jaSANhenry Durrant was not hanged at desSanftromo court of thia state having grantcsd him another respite at the eleventh hour Up to four oclock yesterday after noon whoa the news flashed over vlres from Sacramento that the court at Its session there had I a writ of probable cause anti instructed Warden hate not to carry out the cxecu tlon of Durraut until further orthrato jyforthecondcinn tattornoysman had wade a futile effort to aoci anbther writ of habeas corpus In chaUnitedbeen granted permission to appeal from that decision to the supreme court of the United States JJj1puyplied to the stato supremo court for A writ of probable cause for the purpose of staying the proceedings against his clent upon tho groundithatnooCic tinowledgo of the action of I hcN baiInpealing from tho decision of the federal court had yet been received that the superior court had acted I oo3thi hastily In sentencing Durrant to be hanged totlayns the law required tli 1tha t bachIrdlypeal in the supreme court affecting t condemned was of itself atitficic cause for n stay of execution The matter was partially argued In chambers and later full court and taken uoderadyllomcntJ S n stanounceda- b cecppliedioncurrcd FOR BANK WRECKING fmldvnt Varrah Stntanced to Two Veire CICANIAcdent J C Darragh who has been on trial for the past week at Independ nce charged with wrecking the ICtIn SavlngsbankS wasgpenitentiary tycyefor STRUCK BY AN ENGINE wo Young Hen Kllltd and Two Serbs i 171lsjuredAsuiXNUIa Nov lSWbllowatchl lug the 1awneo Bill company loadIe their atock at Qlrardvlllo station Thurs lIenryJoooiiid Frank Orady aged 24 wore atm audIJcuryO woroscrloullylnjuredI AN ANCIENT CONVICT an mirAgedtug a 1cuiluu Ersudwas hizaIe1lIuradayobtaining a pension by fraud She ade affidavit that she was a widow tsavlseonthly pension ofranDURRANT AGAIN RESPITED Ihe California Supreme Court Stays tin Proposed Ezeou lion SAN QUENTIN PRISON Cal Nov lit Warden Hale has been served with of ficial notice of the action of the su preme court In granting a writ probable cause In the case of llIeofrcdON Durrani and the execution hasNI erefore been stayed pending fuvfli- on or1isdicial action i i June to Join liar lIubaDdUjCIIICAOO Nov 25Mrs Jessie I ncoln Beckwlth daughter of Rob irtoIv Joinbor a bMilwaukee thathorloadrentWIprevent bouSrbununlapauthorities Thursday at Amazon Ma charged with passing counterfeit oney The men are wallknown Frerebroughtto lalltillA Milling Mvtbodlst Ulnlitvr byMoWright thrhiusorted his of tho 1churchthe following day took a train east Since then not a word has been to heard of him DeiAuthelagagreedrtges to their The advance esinto effect November 15 Nearly 2000 will be benefited he large basic steel plant of the iMiddlesborougthe first time since its erection enyears ago About 800 men be employed Tnt BEE has just received a fine assortment of cards and other anythinglbest style arid at Jpyvest prices S bicnb far TIIE SKti BE WEYLERS AWFUL WORK It Cannot be Iram dlaifljr Undone bat PoLbtNeIi HAVANA Nov USThe Gazette pub es an edict of the governor general regard to the supply of food to roconcentrados aIdtbo treatment of tholodlschargedaa cured froth ti hospitals This will state that It is ossiblo to annul at once the edict fec fectedtitute otall means of llvell hood so that their condition wou he made worso by an Immediate annul moot It is therefore necessary U edict will declare to proceed wil great care Those having property 101It the sixcountrytho aut arhoritiesProperty owners will be at liberty provide themselves with tho moans de ocmachetepIeuedauch reconcentrados as are absolute ibotownsunderberity assisted by a stato fund A Junta of asiistance will be formed at clpaltown vlltbder OUR NAVAL NEEDS nlaa aw YORK Nov 34At the annual quet of the Society of Naval and Fri liodaythe Navy Theodore Roosevelt among er things said UeUulcuthe contemptible attitude of a nation t blustcrs without being able k Reveproventtnt navy If we annex Hawaii vro- lliha need an adequate navy to enforce 3Ur possession of the Pacific If we not annex Hawaii we shall needDecuucls larger navy as Hawaii ni- d alone Some other power must eMarily take tt and that womeot ace our whole Pacific coast OHIOS OFFICIAL VOTE llQiuueU riur ilty Compared with That of MeKlnUr eduoLuitnuse In Ohio for tile respective can Jldatcs for governor at the state olec Uon is thus recorded Bushnell rep 41i9810 Chapman dem 491715 JIdlliday pro 7653 Cox ey peoples party n234 Dexter oat dew IOOIW tklns socialist la bor 4243 Lewis negro protective 170 Liberty 3107 Bushnella plural 88101 McKlit1yaadOtk Dryan748Bng towpro6 Matchett socialist labor 1105 abner national dam 1858 McKln 5 plurality fil10 at DURRANTS CASEIlIster thljjAssistantlupreme court decided to issue Imme JIately its mandate in the Durrant der case No representative of raut was in court when tho motion made and tho court alter ile urried consultation of the bench ouuccd through Chief Justice Ful 1 IssuefOIthlthvtll settle the matter and hasten Dur rants execution He said he would e wade the motion sooner but for to necessity of giving notice to Dur ts counsel MORE ENGLISH GOLD l I of- Auothcr lllff Shipment of Sovereigns Ca Rout to Han Franclioo SAN FJUXCISCO Nov 14 Advices pofm Sydney and Auckland due here go1tposIgned 85red this fall from the same source ut 81000000upo MISSOURI CATTLEI NTatljr Carload of Prlmu Mliioort DuAto b Shipped to liucUad trainloadsl i tetorght at 83 and 8550 per 100 poundsliBI I i j n Igchtral MIMourle1i the thRoNorVrllfhtofJblionluRau old hunter named Walmsley and of t in the back the ball pasSIDgIe ough his heart laNaturallatlonPmrADKLiHU Nov lSTho naturalization frauds in this city are said have developed such gigantic a portions that United States Attorneysh k has felt warranted in sending to Stl shington for assistance in Ir Iancases no N 1 i prIPLL WICUREHEADACHEun BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION Are you a subscriber to Tn cent Yoii should be Je A fo ct PENNSYLVANIAS DAY Thousands of PennsYlvanians At OhattOtloOgah Dedication of th Iteyiteno Stntej Mon omtuti at Chattanooga and Clitclia- inauKa National Iark An In 10terelUng rrogrammoI CiiATTANOoaA Tenn Nov 10Per t weather greeted the 1niis ulans who dedicated monuments hodPennsylvanlans in regimental dedica tltohOno Hundred and Fortyseventh Forty th Twentyninth and One Jiundi Eleventh held impressive exerci ound the various monumentsaQov Hastings and Gen Gobin with their staff officers entered carriages at the foot of the mountain at about c lock and arrived at Orchard km two oclock whero about 10000 p were Ssomblod Thc dxcrciscs be promptly at two oclock aud tho following programme was carried out PresidingBrevet Robinson Lie at Col Seventyseventh lennyvnnla Volunteers 1Irayer D D of ILits burgh Pa Mule Transfer Monuments to the Governor Lte SeventyeighthPennsylvania Suite CommissionMusic Acceptanca on Behalf of the Commonwealth of Penniylvanla and Transfer to the Cure of the National Government Gov Daniel H Hastings J Music I Is Acceptance on Uehalfof NatloaiiaorenmcnU n PenrUylvalllaCavalr t Music i Address n henrY V 1 Joy nton President Chic maura and Chattanooga National INllltnry Park Commtntoug themarkWar 1IenOOlclloIIIRev Joseph T Gibson D D formsrly of Seventyclgbth Pennsylvania Volunteers a- HOridOiINM I LANGSTONf Inathtiter to haul WASIIIKOTOX Nov 10 BsCougrcss man John M Langston of Virginia one of tho colored men th 3oing aged 03 years M Hort wa hassh cate4 at Oberlin whero he graduated from theological department In 1851 lie lIfter I sq W1SJOHN JoL L ward studied law and practiced his profession until 1869 during which time ho held sovi 1rnby popu1arvoto In 1869 he was given the profcssorihlp of law Howard university remaining at that insti lulion for several years F rioromand coflsul generat to Haytl Upon his bVirginiaeraburgi VA waero ho remained for threo fltIlIlSttpol titicsEXPORTS AND IMPORTS 110portMouth of October ftVASIIIN0T0Nilatement of Imports and exports Is lued by the bureau of statistics shows the exports of domestic Merchandise during October last to have amounted 8l09583bJ2 a loss of nearly S3 500 000 as compared with October 1890 durlugOctober0091C13 of which 24334333 was free dutyha of 879292703 Is shown over the coy rc ipondlng period last year In the cx rts of merchandise and a gain of 555973 in the Imports exportsld1m of rte to 911340780 Tho silver ox rts during October aggregated 2V812 and the Imports SlMlOOl October lt90 the sliver exports to OrtsBOTH FATALLY BURNEDt Mother Love Could Nut Avert tlio Con icqenceiof tier 1oIIyS Henryplyscnrday in a vain effort tosave her four arold daughter Amelia from the me fate The childs clothing was flplayIngort to extinguish thu flames caught little one in hot arms and held her ere until both Vera fatally burned ClianE d lilt Won to Guilty DOVEU N IL Nov 12 Upon tho ening of the trial of Joseph K Kcl for the murder of Cashier Stlckney the Someraworlh national bank Kel Cypleaded guilty toa charge of murder the first degreeCDown an Eletutor ShalL ST Louts Nov lQJolm Freeman hodcarrier fell down the elevator aft of a building In course of con ruetlon at Tenth anti Spruce street d was so badly crushed that ho eau t recover Quarantine Halted SAVANNAH Ga Nov 10 Savannah quarantlnoOfficers ad schedules havo been renewedC As soon as the consent of the oper authorities is obtained a company will begin operations hat the expenditure oHromI heconstructionder the East River joining New York and rooklynIThe employees at Andrews lilast furnace at Youngston Ohio have been given a notice of a ib per advance in wages oiiDec rI vI Itowt t 1 9 i i OTJIERWISE UNNOTICED AnCsulHavana Savannah Go has removed Its quit r antltio against all fovorstrlckon sec lions Sirs EIJza Williamson died sudden t her Ironic In Carlyle 111 aged 71 y earsgerat jntoThe heavy wind tire past week sort ously damaged sdvcral vessels oft tiIthAtlantic coast 11l1velhjgnlnst tramps 1actleatlyles LG9rnezraid Into Havana province about tho meetsoot wants logr i prosperityGen at McKlnley that Cuba will not accept IndepenlenceTho first annual report of Postmaster General Gnry to tho president Is mode ibivIngsAl1Iallclarlcr was held up near Yar ren Idaho by highwaymen and a pack a iglo0e toMtho to lu1rnld alaviItsusly Injured tio watchman II1he fine country residence of Mrs Julia Amsler of Hempstead Tex to SundayAYilklns Turner shot his cousin DenrI Huutsvllle Ala because she asked ilm to kill a chicken Deputy sheriffs re trying to keep a mob from lynch nglrim1- cA mob at Wllllamsport N p tor thrio prisoners nvlctedof tire SpicorUgu murders tint granted a new trial from the jl1l1ond hung them to a beef wind lass a short distance away L WaIdler KIrk known as tire Ku ig1 Dudes was arraigned in the police Deshto0tIKWiliiainIntUloornlngfonind killed while hunting Sunday Senator Mills of Texas says of the tfnatorlnl contest in Texas that he tal vors allowing the people to deckle up on the candidates at tho primaries I Two hundred members of theSev sntyrelghth Pennsylvania regiment at tended the of to regiment monument at Chattanooga Te nt The Irst Christian Scientist e urchIIIof Chicago and the largest that denomination In tire world vastha dedicated Sunday Tire structuro Co Sttug i 100000 While Jeff Colo nntt John Simmons colored were opossum hunting near opossumIJUtre head killing him instantly Gao Blanco sent emissaries to treat tireheyUulinesCapt John E Wilson a famous In injisutonlo TexCapt Wilson is a vet iran of many Indian campaigns and also fought through the Mexican and sivil wars Sudden Death PHILADELPHIA Nov 10 Harrison Allen M D professor of comparative anatomy in tho medical school of tho A sudIhave been heart dlseasccWell Known Sporting Man Dead LONDON Nov l6Jolln Flemin m tolanagerIs dead he t THE MARKETSa posNrvpCOTroNlIl1ddllnll 625WHKATNoC 34OATSOJI1CNewMcss 825 IUJ I W S1 LOUIS 6XlIKEVKSStecrs a Cows and Heifers a 60 JO Ki L1lI00SFnlr4231lOUltlalcnts 60WHKATNol4 O C 28SOATSNo848TODACCOLugS 00HAYCIear cy 20KUaSIrrshIOHKStandard newS 25 tj 8 60 6KLiAHOPrlmeSteamCHICAO- OCATTLENatlre Steers 375 B 13 370SHEEPLOUIIWinter t5 4 g5 ceSpring I 43 WHEATNO S U 11prNo 2 Pntenul13 MX CORNNO a MX 2 n zo IOUICMess 7 40 KANSAS CITV 00HOaSAllH WIItiATNo 2 Ilarti t u lit SHi 2JCOHNNoX OKLEAJfS PLOUUHlBhOtade 4jU 5 10 IIIOA1SVesternUAYCholce14 itt vlS 60 825UACONSldCC OTLVMtdd1ingbe 03CORNNoCIIOIUCNewIlJen6h4OV1O51I3dilng 1I 2 No One ThoughtShe Could Live I believe that if it lad not got Dr Carlstedts Great Remedy for my daughter in she would not be with us lotUay She got bad rundown and her illness developed into us rheumatism and rheumatic fever Every said that she could not live Five ha- oclors gave her no relief yet by the time pe she bad taken two bottles of Dr Carl Co stedt8 German Liver Powder she wasco able to sit In bed and today she as s retronging to thank for it but Dr CarlstedtV pear Great German Remedy toe JjMiTitViCKHMTallulaill Dc J 0- v tml 1 I r 4B rr I 1 i I ik ILLNESS OF JUROR LARSEN UiilookodFor Factor in the Thorn Har pa rhrineiInofNEW Yohic Nov 12The trial Martin Thorn for tho murder of WIN beRunIysui pended yesterday owing to the dan ous Illness of Juror Magnus Larsen The jury will be discharged this morn rind a new trial ordered Juror rsen was taken Ill Wednesday and rt adjourned on that account ysiclans called found that he was suffering tram appendicitis me forrningwas unable to attend and an adjournment 5conwas taken until this morning oporntlonthe lsickiswe he will be able to leave his bed in tvsthe 11D Ing fiscnotifIedthe pie 412irthe court to call another jury AU evidence for tire prosecution whoseI ase was nearly completed will hai e Introduced again and Mrs Nack be required to go on the stand an tell her horrible story anew preTHEPreliminary Iteports Show an Average 1810 rounds Per Acre WASHINGTON Nov 13 Preliminary reports to tho statistician of tIre de tment of agriculture indicate an rage yield of 1P19 pounds of cotton acre I n the main the crop has been picked in excellent condlton tile weather haying been highly favorable there is not the slightest apparent dis position on the part of the depart me nta large corps of correspond ents to overestimate tho effect of un favorable conditions during the grow ing season or to conceal or minimize tho Importance of such conditions as havo been favorable and while the res are subject to revision in the final report they arc believed to ap proximately represent the actual con dition of the crop HOTEL BURNED3eet truction by Fire of the Itlrartlew Hotel at Kankakee 111 LittlANicAKKF orlgInated cafThoCentral Railway Co and Emory CobbIot Kankakee in 1889 and was a wooden structure The Interior 5Lun ve 1511rewas burned in 30 minutestRobert Goodwin and C saved themselves Inrttstorybadly bruised Best broke a lej Forty guests barely witit1re Ivrnte atSt tho guest lost most of thelrelotbIt unit valuablelvCUBAN INDEPENDENCE r Juiljo L mbort Tree 8J Ue Halted State Should llecucuU CubsenCHICAGO Nor ISlhTribune says Rx Judge Lambert Tree has returned from Europe thoroughly convinced ot justness of Cubas cause and of tho ral obligation resting upon the apprteLependence Ills travels have given trim an opportunity of look upon the matter from the stand nt of an observer belonging to a in country that can have no possible In ter est In tho subject except one of right and humanity- No course is in his b chilutthe independence of Cuba BY A LONE ROBBER it whlall ljJinn irig iboiiwnymanfrom his horse The carrier was tue ined naihoIstcrcd mall and letters There was CpossepUIsultal jjIjbythoassured The administration has ma- rc doVe oll of that and President lii HinleytcationeigaenwaVAsuzIxaToiuctions lu returning to Cuba are to k after the rights of Americans to observe time operations of the new poll of Blanco and to wait for the ex cted invitation of ono aide or the her to open negotiations for ending qu tho war ch Competitor Trlsoneri to be Included IojAmnesty re 13Dispatchesived tho evious reports to the effect that the InIcan1891 will bo Included in the general amnesty decree soon tobe IlluedahIrouilneat HnndayHchoot Worker Vad SAN FnAJtciscoNov 12Mrs George KYears CelsyeYooenliementIleLlvcun Ielhdu daughter of ex thin nor Oglesby Is broken This uncernent was formally made by the Ifllmana How to Cure Bilious Colic I suffered for weeks with colic and pains ton my stomach caused by biliousness and to take medicine all the while nntll I ThedDiarrhoea Remedy Which cured me I since recommended It to a good many MRS F fUlLER talrbaven atneiic can ward off Iho attack by taking this jug vamedyasFor sale by lIeu T Robinson Moron stirnard f f r 42 o o POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS o Foaturo of PostmaatorOon IIoral Gary Roport Tluin Ripe fur I KstablUhment Itow the Syitein Work In Other Countrlct The hank or the People Subor bun Free Delivery Commended WASIIINOTOX Nov 15Tire first an nual of Jam euresmad resesavlogsdepositoriesPos tmasterGeneral Gary has worked several months in the formulation plans to present to tho president and lion the Jestablishmentwould confer a great boon upon large number of people and ul atciy be of Inestimable benefit to whole country The estimates of the revenues anti expenditures for tire al year ending Juno SO 1899 are al postal revenue for 1897 882fitJ3 73j add 5 per cent S4 133373 13 lulated revenue for 1898 808798 73580 add 7 per cent 007591151 total estimated revenue for 1899 833 187404717 Estimated expenditures torIor 1897 is largely a reflection of the de ssed business conditions winch pre etl all over the United States tire periodrno byrdicted both upon tho postal revenues and the people by secondclass mall mailer carriage regulations tire en actment by congress of some measure to r out poIntedbyeral urg Ssaysery T Kenhasfew expenditures havo conferred greater benefits in proportion and it poteotraetorchief attn of governmentthe granting of tho best possible postal facilities to the farming class T orat opions NEIofMany millions of dollars are un dotbtedly secreted by people who have e or no confidence in ordinary se cur tles and monetary institutions or ganized by private citizens It Is dead ital But If its owners could be In ed with absolute confidence In tire eo urity of an investment it Is alto gether probable that tire bulk of this d would unit its way into the chan 8 of trade and commerce If the government undertook this task tho service would undoubtedly be gladly accepted by tire people Their faith tIre government Is unbounded sepaiywould l ifili11ho iiRKivfrato to a aura that could bo In 8 ted to their advantage It would tcud to cultivate thrift la a large class leullzlux the f1lantaUo of depositing wit h the govelnw eat Instead of wastefully und use1essi xpendIng 1It would d to better cltlttJnshlp bring Iota loser relationship the government prDClIeal growth of Ilatll tlc sentiment and uoct citizeiishlp constitute n powerful eaL to statesmanship to make a way for these benellccnt consequences W accomplishedfact the JUrltlsh nem lsplieres and even In IlatvaliB TIRED OF SUSPENSE d Murder r Carr Want to Ot Out 01 1IL1 MIseryMKANdAS CITY Liberty Mo the case of Wm Carr o confessed to having drowned lila eeyearold daughter In tire Missouri r was begun Tire courtroom waDcrowded and many men ut tho jail yard No defense attempted Carts lawyer appoint by tire court urging that tho state ten the prisoners fate Judge addus reserved his decision untilCMonday When led back to his Q t said despondently Id rather yd hang mo and get rid of me right ay thou to endure another day of s IlllaoU rrmer Captures au Eagle CAnmnur lit Nov 13 Charles lton who resides about eight miles north of this city in what is known as pliericanWednesday It was slightly over ht feet from tip to tip The bird dit s ingJuafleruaasteeOKLAHOMA CITY Okla Nov H The United States grand jury at El Reno returned six indictments nigaineTJohn O Hewitt 410arging83300 from tho government IteciprocatGThe Practice Must be WASHINGTON Nov ISTho presl dent has issued a proclamation sus pending tire collection of dlscritntnat uponisfactorytion Is practiced against American pS In Mexican ports Thirty Years Imprisonment DOVEU N II Nov J3 Joseph E lley one ot the Great Falls bank bbers anti selfconfessed murderer of hier Stlckney AVOS sentenced tooars Imprisonment 1 Uullty of Illcamy VIENNA III Nov l8Jobn W Mar cum an old soldier of this county pleaded guilty to bigamy baiore the circuit court and was sentenced to the penitentiary The threatened crisis intlie cot industry at Manchtster EngSover the proposed reduction percent in wages has been averted e matter will be submitted to arbitration Upward of 3000 men employed the blast furnace in the Mahon Pa valley will receive an ad nce Eioper cent in their wages h December 1St Subscribe for TilE BEE C I NO 10 ii Constipationses fully half the sickness In the world It retains the digested food too long In the bowels and produces biliousness torpid liver Indt Hoodstongue sick headache In ULX somnla etc Hoods Pills 1 1 Sconstipation snit all Its ults easily and thoroughly 26c All druggists pared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass The ouly Pills to take with Hoods SarsaparllU IDR MENDENHALLS IMPROVED jJJJ ANDFRVRR flIrnH n GUARANTEED TO CURE FEVERAndgenuine without the above picture and too signature of J O Mendenhatl PrieD 50 cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY T C MND1NrLtLLEVANSVILLE IND i Iold by Gccrpe Ring St Charles Ky btree Coal Mining Crmpanv Ilsley tucky Illinois Central R It Maintains litUnsurpa- ssedOUBLEDALYSERVIGED FROM + FjlOM Y ORLEANS MEMPHIS TO T0 MEMPHIS CAIRO ST LOUIS LOUIS LOUISVILLE 1ST CINCINNATII LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI AND FROM ST LOUIS to CHICAGO MakIng direct connections with Through trains for all points Hortl asi anb West t p 4UFFALO i 1 ion New York Philadelphia Ilali4more Klchmcnd St poll T Omaha Kansas Hot SprIng Aik and Denver Close connection with s Iral Mississippi Route Solid Fast Daily Trains for Dubuque Sioux Falls SIoux Oily And the West Particulars ot AOIof the I C R K snilconoecring lines 2 Wm Murray Dlilt PasS Agt Nin Orlaanl MemphliAA Kellond A 0 P A Leulnlll EN T ROBINSON DRUGGIST 1c- axtcriiu Gap cx1tttc31cy Alwayson bandafallandcompletestockol RUGS AND MEDICINES PEI FUMERY and TOILET ARTI CLES PAINTS AND OILS v YICiSANS PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who loves ani mals wu will send free upon ap cationa copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad ion to itcnsely interesting read it contains a list of the tiable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address ilE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 411 UnIted Charities Building New York EORGE KING DRUGGIST ST CHARLES I KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded ont Use Drugs unless you need them and tten only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great dis unction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will yon find so coin plete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine T BERNARD DRLQ STORE BRYAN HOPPER Manager Hote12 4 WPstiTOHiTTLucile MADISONVILLE KY 4 h 1 J I W1 w ro I Lt W T L 1A i t+ v I O e ee PAUL Mi MOORD Editor and talljer = H I aEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY tticorpcratedl Entered the PcttoDce at Earlln ion ai Second tcIumilter SUBSCRIPTION HATH I bneVurtrlclllnndvlnrrr ft oo Six Monto so ThieeMonlhi JJ 5 tSpecimen copies mailed free on application 1 Corretpondenls wanted In ill yalta the county Address US for particulars THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18 1897 M i id ONE single case of smallpox in j lf Middlesboro is creating a panic in rsurrounding villages which have instituted shotgun quarantine RKPUIIUCANS will not be in it in the next Kentucky General Assembly I but we have a beautiful ma jority in the United States Senate TilE Southern Republican repre sentation in the 56th Congress will be the largestin our history Republicans l are growing in the South TIlE DEE still has a few copies- ofji last weeks issue containing the ronlycorrect and official report of A c the vote of Hopkins county in the late election I GOVERNOR BRADLEY has given Thomas Pettit a knockout blow j by proving his assertions correct I about Pettits letter and very properly refuses to discuss the matter furtherI The way that Mr Bryan helped his party in Ohio is illus trated by the fact that the Republi can majorities in the counties in which he spoke were increased 997 votes oves those of last year TilE late election argues very little towards the conclusion that Kentucky is in favor of free silver The small plurality given Shackel ford is insignificant in comparison with the number of stayathome voters IN 1896 Mr Bryan and others stated continually that the only way to increase our circulation was i to adopt the free coinage of silver Only a year has elapsed but we have millions and millions more money in circulation than we had then and silver is not free yet- I COL WATTERSON has no occasion to assume and probably does not assume that the sound money Ivotersof Kentucky are in a minor ity The total vote of the state this year is 100060 less than in i 1896 and the Democratic plurality is less than 18000 Globe Demo crat WITH regret we today publish t the news of the illness with yellow lever at New Orleans of Rev D G Whittinghill pastor of the Col lisetim Baptist church of that city Dexter is a Hopkins county boy and an old friend of the writer Y etrust the illness may not be serious TilE October statements of the national banks of the country showed that the individual de posits in the national banks were 253000000 in excess of those of one year ago Thus is the dema gogue and calamity howler deprived shalyJWE are making arrangements to give our readers a Thanksgiv ing number next week that will be specialition and we hope to commemorate i the day in an appropriate manner i Look out for TilE BEE that will come out on Thanksgiving morn i r ing r STATE TREASURER LONG has up I to this date paid off 195000 worth of the oldest btthe old outstanding interestbearing warrants He now announces that about December 5th he will be able to pay off 200000 worth of the same old debts that have under Democratic rule so longdisgraccd the name of Kentucky tj TilE BEE is the only paper in this section that has made it a rule 4 to celebrate with specialnumbers and dedicate considerable space to our anniversaries and hence in accordance with our usual habit I we wilt appropriately commemor ate Thanksgiving day with our next number which comes out on Mhnioning of that day v Wfhavea fewextra copies of TilE BEE containing the only cor rect vote of Hopkins County published winch will be disposedof at five cents per copy while they last THE BEES tablets official aid correct That published by the 0 Madispnville papers is principally y coinnosed of errors and worthless c TIIEBBJB presses f1iisveekarc being rIfl1liOllr splehdt r new gas1 j e l engine of three and a half actual horse power This engine added to our three excellent presses and our universallyaclmowledgedsu perior office outfit gives TIlE BEE office an unsurpassed equipment for all kinds of job work as is evidenced by the printing we do But we arc not yet satisfiedand will in a short time add a number of new and choice faces to our already fine assortment of job type all of which our printers will use to best advantage If TilE BEE office prints it it will be well and tastily printed Upon the question of dema gogues the Wilmington N C Messenger gives these vigorous and truthful expressions under the editorial captain Demagogues Building Fires to Consume They seek to inflame the public mind and to stir up strife and animosity between neighbors To consummate Ibeirown sel fish greedy plans they are indifferent to public calamity and are ready for any plot or plan that will continue them in public office and give them a personal following a The political principles of of demagogues can be shed as easily as clothing and the garments substituted may be of color necessary to harmonize with new surroundings They are political ac robats at one time and political cbame leons at another time It is as absurd to call their selfseeking public policy and genuine principle as to call foul water pure or rotten eggs sound Postal Banks in a Campaign In the 6th Illinois district a campaign for congressman is in progress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Congressman Cooke The sentiment for postal savings banks is so strong In Chi cago that both party platforms pledge the candidates to work for them if elected In a recent speech Henry S Boutell the Republican candidate said The people demand that congress at its next session shall provide for the es tablishment of postal savings banks under the control of the postoffice department and a measure looking to this endwould have my hearty support Postal savings banks have given satisfaction to the people wherever they have been tried Their existence in all parts of the country is a constant invitation to thrift and economy and wherever thrift and economy prevail poverty ignorance and crime disappear The establishment of such a system of agencies for the reception of the smallest deposits would be in exact accordance with the principle which should characterize all our legislationnamely the protection of the weakest If we protect the weakest we protect all II A Bit of Passing Poetry Louisville Post A Kentucky newspaper man who by some inadvertence or other had not been attended to in the matter of railroad transportation- as he felt was the need of every member of the Fourth Estate called the attention of Col Atmore G P A of the L N to it in- this pathetic and poetic appeal In other years sweet Ellen N You did not so neglect me And when I paid you my devoirs You did not thus reject me The ties that bound us were the kind That always bind together Den Ellen N your kind and mine In dark or sunny weather No fairer being than you are livingAndMy love Id still be giving Twas I who named you Ellen N fancyElse called You Mary Jane or Nancy And now am I to be a wreck maklDgAndShe passes in ber taking At last accounts Col Atmore was making a calculation and pos sibly in the course of events the neglectedswain may receive from his sweet Ellen N tidings of trans porting joy OLD STATE WARRANTS Being Paid Off at a Rapid Rate By State Treasurer Long FRANKFORT Nov i6Tcn cents of the fiftytwo and a half cents payingt1usknown to the payment of oldand and outstanding interestbearing warrants Up to date the treasurer has called in and paid off 195 000 worth of the oldest of these warrants He now announces that on or about December 5 he will be able to pay off 200000 worth of the same sort of paper and will soon issue a call to that effect yearisin paid full the amount of old in terestbearing warrants paid off will largely exceed the amount of new interestbearing warrants is yearforthe years revenue began coming in Thus the floating debt will have been reduced considerably this year by means of m reased tax rate and next year it is hoped will be nearly wiped out The fortytwo and a half cents left after the ten cents fund is devoted to this purpose or the general ex penditure part of it is proving in sufficient to pay the States current expenses but the auditor says no more interestbearing warrants will be issued Instead they will bor row from the Sinking Fund what ever they lack to keep going and paying in cash and will f pay it backwith the ten cents fund when all the interestbearing warrants are settled The Montgomery County Fiscal Court has purchased turnpikes leading into MtSterlirigI an aggregate oftwenty five miles for 1 14 093 w THE MARE UP Republican Control of the Senate Absolutely Assured The Boasted Democratic Gains Have Done this Much for the Republican Party Washington Nov 13 1897 The political Mark Tapleys in the Democratic party are complacently announcing that they are well satisfied anti really encouraged by the gains which they made in the late election Well it is a good tIming to be easily satisfied a very good thing But it may not be a bad plan to really look the field over now that the smoke of battle has cleared away and see just what has hap pened and whether it is the Democrats or the Republicans who have made substantial gains i On of the most important in fact the really important results of the election was its effect on the Senate and if any Democrat can find any gains there or any cause for happiness he will be entitled to a i6toi silver medal It is now apparent that no less than seven of the thirtyfour Democrats in the Senate are morally certain to be succeeded by Republicans and still another Lindsay of Kentucky who is equally certain to be laid on the shelf his place taken however by a freesilver Democrat Four of the Democratic Senators who will step down in March 1899 are Roach of North Dakota Turpie of Indiana White of California and Mitchell of Wisconsin Al though States did not hold elections which form the basis of this conclusion the elections of this month however may be said to have signed the death warrants of Gorman of Maryland Smith of New Jersey and Murphy of New York Mr Gormans suc cessor will be elected this coming winter and is sure to be a Repub lican The other two Edward Mur phy Jr of New York and James Smith T of New Jersey each has one more chance at the bat but judging from the results on the legislatures of their respective States both are doomed to be succeeded by Republicans in 1899 Thus it will be seen that there are probably six Dmocratic Senators who will give place to Republicans at that time three as it only takes a change of two to give an easy control to the Republicans the favorable result to that party is apparent The Senate today stands 43 Republicans 34 Democrats 5 silver Republicans 6 Populists i Independent Kyle of South Dakota and i vacancy from Oregon Of the 30 Senators who will re tire March 3 1899 n are Repub licans 15 Democrats 2 silver Republicans and 2 Populists The ii Republicans retiring are Aldrich R IjBurrows Mich i Clark Wyo Davis Minn i Hale Me Hanna Ohio Haw MassIan 3 Wilson Wash Ohios election made certain the return of Mr Hanna and of the re maining ten all save Clark of Wyoming and Wilson of Washing ton and there is good reason to believe that both of these will also bereelectedFifteen go out in 1899 Bate of Tennessee Cockrell of Missouri Daniel of Virginia Faulkner of West Virginia Gor man of Maryland Gray of Dela ware Mills of Texas Mitchell of Wisconsin Moneyof Mississippi Murphy of New York Pasco of Florida Roach of North Dakota Smith of New Jersey Turpie of Indiana and White of California Mr Gormans fate has already been determined A Republican will come from Maryland to the Senate in his place and last weeks election in New Jersey indicates clearly that a Republican will succeed Mr Smith These two changes will offset the Republican loss already referred to Tennessee Missouri Virginia Texas Mississippi and Florida will continue to be represented by Democrats reduc ing the certain Democratic mem bership to twentyfive That West Virginia Wisconsin North Dako Republicans who is in touch with the trend of events doubts gaininincrease the Republican member ship to fortyseven The belief here is that Delaware will send a Republican to succeed Gray if the bproughdothey did two years ago in the Ad dicksHiggins fight If present conditions continue Indiana Re publicans arc confident they will elect Turpies successor Indiana is an industrial State and with the improvement in her industries due to a Republican administration there should be no question about the complexion of the legislature she will elect next year In New York it is believed one year of Tammany will secure a Republican Uepl1bliean It is thus perfectly apparent that the result of the recent Demo cratic gains was to absolutely as surc the control of the Senaje to the Republicans What Kentucky Needs MessengerWhat in Kentucky is more tools and fewer pistols more work and less loaf ing more justice and less human- Itarianism more hangings andI fewer murders more get up and gir and less sit down and wait Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be Why r Do people buy Hoods Sarsaparllla In preference to any otherln fact almost to the exclusion of all others BecauseThey fa the best I e it cures Hoods Sarsaparilltt Is stilt made under the personal supervision of tho educated pharmacists who originated it The question of but la Just as positively decided in favor of hoods as the question Of comparative sales Another thing Every advertisement Ot Hoods Sarsaparilla is true Is h- onestHoods SarsaparillaIs the One True runner AllilruggtstsSl PreparertonlybyC I liocMlCoIovcllMas8 takeHoods I FOUND LUCK AT IIENDEHSONI These Cousins had a Hard Time to Get Married Henderson Nov iflLoidsr Meyer and Miss Annie Brinker of New Haven Mo were married here today Rev Thos F Tier ney of the Catholic church officiated They related a hard luckI story in that they had tried to secure a license in their nativet town but had been on account of being cousins At Vin cennes Terre Haute and Evansville they made unsuccessful attempts to secure a license buti were refused on the grounds firstI stated There being no law in this State prohibiting the marriage of cousins the nuptial knot was tied and they went on their way re joicing The Apostles New York Tribune St Matthew is supposed to have been slain at the city of Ethiopia St Mark was dragged through the streets of Alexandria in Egypt till he died St Luke was hanged on an olive tree in Greece St John was put into a caldron of boiling oil at Rome and escaped death He afterward died a natural death at Ephesus in Asia St James the Great was beheaded at Jerusa lem St James the less was thrown from a pinnacle or wing of the Tern pie and then beaten to deathwitt a fullers club St Phillip hanged up against a pillar at Hier opolis a city of Phrygia St Bar tholomew was flayed alive by the command of a barbarous king St Andrew was bound to a cross whence he preached to the people till he expired St Thomas was run through the body with a at Caromandel in the East Indies St Jude was shot to death with ar rows St Simon Zelotes was crucified in Persia St Matthias was first stoned and then beheaded St Barnabas was stoned to death at Salanda St Paul was beheaded at Rome by NeroI- IOPKINSVILLE RELIEVED Rainfall of an Inch and Water in the Reservoir Hopkinsvillc Ky Nov I6Ah- ard rain fell this morning before daylight accompanied by thunder and lightning The rainfall amounted to nearly an inch The Hopkinsville Water Co which shut off water the latter part o September on account of the drouth has at last caught enough water in its reservoirs made by damming the creek to resume service and the company is today turning on water Defining an Idltor Corbin News An editor is a man who carries a pair oi scissors in his coat pocket a lead pencil in his vest pocket a memorandum book in his coat pocket and his wealth in some body elses pocket gcntpcky hea4 Courier Journal The press is having a great deal to say about that Eastern man who voted and then went and committed suicide Kentucky can go that case several better with a man who died at 3 oclock a in on election day and voted at 9 oclock the same morning CROFTON Excuse the correspondent for being absent so long- Election excitement bas about died out Mr las Long ot Hopkinsville was in Crofton Monday looking out a location for a paperMiss Bunio Hamley bas just recovered from a severe spell of typhoid Mr Wm Wilson and Miss Lue Cock married at the home of the bride Sunday eve Rev Richard officiating Miss Rosaline Drown the school teacher at Flat Rock visited her mother at Mad isonville Sunday Pink Wright was fined Jlo and cost here Thursday for misconduct John Crick was tried here Thursday for striking Sue McGan He was fined 250 and cost amounting to 1650 Born to D and C Boales Saturday a boy weighing 9 pounds Miss Lula Clatk is visiting friends InI Madisonville this week Mr Jno Davenport business manager ot the lnsvllle Banner was in the city Tuesday potingafter the interest of his paper Born to Frank and wife Fri day a Since Miss RirtIbeen able to run I I Mrs M E Earle bas returned from a visit to the St Charles vicinity Miss Mary Rowe and mother have just flopkinsvillefrom Miss Bessie Hammond died Sunday of typhoid The London Chronicle says that the baked bananna is the ideal food for nervous and anaemic brain workers V b 4 2 LOCOMOTIVE BLASTSo IIelationot the employes of the Chesapeake Ohiol timonthlythe hospital whether sick or injured and will receive medical and other attendance companyhas a GladysInnwhich It company for the use of the ocjionSlHodgensville RyIt is reported that the Illinois Central Railroad Company has been surveying for an extension of its Hodgensville branch to Greensburg Ryva distance of twentyfive miles The Louisville and Nashville Company are now having a new bridge constructed pAbut not so as to allow but one train on the I bridge at a time Assistant Superintendent Mann made a trip over the Providence branch last Fri daytlRobert T Lincoln is now at the head of the Pullman Car Company A good se fiInlast Friday night the robbers got but 285 for their troublewBrowder Myers is again running as bag a gageraaster and we hope to see him get a regular run soon cSlatefurther time to equip cars with air and couplers is being signed by the rail oad men on the Henderson division Agent T C Martin of Sebree after a sick spell lasting three weeks is again able to be at his post of dutyejduringmen have been given positions as con IttimestiChicagodirectors of the Pullman Palace Car CocRobert T Lincoln was elected a The most important action taken was the appointment of an executive committee consisting of H E Hulber of New Yorktand Marshal Field and Robert T of Chicago which will have charge of the general affairs of the company Robert T Lincoln was elected chairman of thetcommittee The election of a president fill the vacancy caused by the death of Geo M Pullman was The ac tLincolnpanyt15 t ness and presence of mind of William Cooley engineer of the eastbound passes ger train this morning the lives of half a hundred passengers were saved and one of the most disastrous wrecks in the history the Elkhorn Railroad was entirelydevoid Iof fatal casualties 27 bound west in charge of Conductor Womeldorf and Engineer Conners re ceived orders to meet No 4 the eastbound passenger train at Bordeaux a flag station 7 miles east of here but Engineer Connors either misconstrued or forgot the order and came tearing down the bill toward Cbadron a few moments after if oclock last night No ofwblcb leaves 1here at 1901 was on the cogs underSof the freight flashed before him not 300 feet away Calling to the fireman to Jump be reversed his engine set the airbrakes and leaped from his cab The two trains came together with a terrific crash al though the application of the airbrakes and the reversing of the engine bad arrested the motion of the passenger coaches wereathe freight Both engines are a total loss loss and three cars of merchandise and two cars of mules were completely de stroyed with contents A large quantity of matter was damaged Beyond a t jolting the passengerg suffered no injury DOWN IN TilE NINES There is said to be quite a shortage of coal in the St Louis market and there fore the price of coal has advanced Messrs Holloman and Cross of the Mon arch mines returned from Indiana and other points with quite a number of miners one day last week Business with the coal mines in Ibis county is now good and a scarcity of coal 1cars is all that prevents full time being by miners at most of them It may appear a little cruel but we must IbeCmade just before the last election and we must confess we have lost faith in him as a prophet Wo are told that thus far the new mining machine being tested by the Monarch Coal Company Is not giving satisfac tion and there is talk of testing other makes before purchasing machines for the mineA decision of the United Staes Court of Appeals is that the boycott which for years past bas been made use of by ont labor organization is illegal What will the Knights of Labor now do for a weapon- to use on corporations who refuse to be ruled by them State Mine Inspector Stone conveyed the glad tidings through the Courier Journal of last Sunday that all mines within the State of Kentucky with the exception ol those in Pulaskiand Whitley counties were now being operated Jast week was a banner weeK for coke sbowIWelgberFegandispose of the large surplus made last summer Now it Issaid that Paul Price of the St Bernard Coal Company bas a bad case of the Klondike fever which will only be spriDgJUslwin out there Several mines in Illinois are still idle as 9 D Consumption Will SCOTTS EMULSION cure consumption Yes andI I no Will it cure every case No What cases will it cure g then Those in their earlier stages especially in youngr g people We make no exag geratedclaims but we have positive evidence that the early use o- fScotts I I Emulsioni pf Codflyer phosphites of Lime And Soda in these cases results In a I positive cure to a large num = ber In advanced cases how I ever where a cure is impoulcble this wellknown p2 I PJlong fj 0- w j 01 he miners r fIe to accept ol the terms offercdtbemAfeW days of extreme cold weather will doubtless bring the operators pllIng ImptoInR me were induced to go tn Indiana to ork id mines there but it is the same old story of disappointment to those who leave Kentucky fa dig coal elsewhere Now were told that after so short a trial in other coal fields they long to come back home is plain to those who observe the move ent of miners that few States hold out the KentuckydoesOraidwood III November 12The iners mass meeting at Coal City today oted unanimously to resume the strike throughout the VilminetonDratdwood district The decision affects the mines at Carbon Hill Diamond and Coal City and Stbe pending settlement in the ther towns except where the full scales paid The miners at several mines meetingbut pension pending an effort to secure arbi of all existing differences in accordance with the action of the Streator convention The miners will contend for the grossweight scale as adopted at Spring eld They will ignore the propositions by the operators based on a screen It is the purpose to abolish the hole system as speedily as possible event a sacrifice in the price per ton if necessary The anthracite coal dealers in some lo- alities have decided upon a sure plan to eep the price of coal up as shown in this clipping from last Saturdays GlobeDemo crat in a dispatch from Philadelphia Philadelphia Pa November 121nt- belr efforts to bolster the hard coal trade the anthracite proprietors have called hilt on the sale of the production and very colliery is the Schuykill region shut own yesterday The length of time they 1ll remain closed could not be definitely stated at the Reading Railroad offices but was said that some of them would bly start up again next week on reduced me The Lehigh Valley Railroad in or er to meet the reduction has ordered its- ollierie9 on three quarter time und the other companies have also taken steps to curtail the production- An official of the Reading company said under normal conditions with the collieries working full time and the market absotbijg the coal the November output ould have reached 5600000 tons Under he curtailment be thought the production for the month would aggregate between 1000000 and 4500000 tons The curtail of the product ha thought would are a favorable effect on the market and stiffen prices While be did not an ticipate an increase in the circular prices be present circular which bad been badly cut in many instances would maintained If the St Louis Coal dealers are in earnest as the Globe Democrat here states they are on the right road to settle the strike A movement Is on foot among the manufactures and other heavy consumers of coal in this city to put an end to the coal miners strike if possible by entering into a general agreement to pay the advance said to have been asked by the miners The large consumers ol coal have become tired of the delay uncertainty and annoyance lo which they have been subjected with re gard to the coal since be strike began Nearly all 01 them make contracts by the year for their coal supply but these contracts do not bind the coal operators to furnish In case of stipulated contract price As a consequence nearly all of have have them have obliged to go into the market and buy coal at increased prices to supply their immediate wants Some of them are now trying to agree upon an increase o f 140 per ton in addition to the contrac price This Is said lo be the demand made by the miners A tobacco company appears to be at the bead of the movement L M the secretary says that the company Is willing to stand the increase In prices if it can be assured that it will gel promptly With his company Mr says the difference will not amount to more than h a week additional It is thought that if tie large consumers in the city will agree to the advance the strike can be settled HANSON MIss Salena Rudd Thrown from a Horse and Badly Hurt lit IS POSTMASTER SUTOX NO Elder Ford of Nebo was in our town Tuesday Hessie Sisk and wife of Oalton are vis iting in Ifanson at present Miss Lena Brown and Walter Stodghill who have been visiting in Princeton returned home Tuesday Madam Rumor has it that there will be a wedding in our town ere long but ware e in possession of no further information at present Dr George Qooch of Empire was In town Sunday T R Forkner of the firm of Forkner Reynolds Co bas sold his interest to James Asbby and Wm Reynolds the othe members of the firm E Cordier bas just purchased the lot known as the Calloway place near lb Methodist church J W Slaton the new postmaster too charge of the office here the i6tb inst Miss Salena Rudd daughter of J JJ alongtbemorning was thrown from ber horse and badly hurt As no one was with her it is not known just bow the trouble occurred but the horse was seen running home and a search was made at once along the youniladyroad a ibort distance from ber home Miss pbyslclans is in a very critical condition and ber pby sicans very much doubt ber recovery ST CHARLES Tom Murphy of Earlington was in townSunday Dr T R Finley went to Madisonvllle FridayMrs Arthur Long and son Joe are in JWJ E Pay of Earlington was in own Sunday the guest of his sister Mrs A DavisMr and Mrs s Fox and daughter- werelnMadiaonvilla Saturday Henry J1auU and wife of Sturgis formerly of thjs place have returned and will this their future home Rev J Farmer of Dawson preached at Masonic Hali Saturday and Sunday Miss Rollie McJregor was the guest of ber sister Mrs Cora Sisk Saturday Mist LIzle Harlin of Croflon who bas been visiting friends here returned home Monday Clyde M Nisbet spent Saturday and Sunday In Madjsonvllle Taylor Cranor spent Saturday In paw sop C Q Robertson of Earjington was in town James Long spent Sunday In Pawton Elder W B ohjtusaellvilbo will egin a protracted meeting at the Cbrlstlan- cburchtoDlgbf Tliethre tenedcrisisin the cot ton industry at ManchtsterEng- over the proposedrednction of 5 percent in wages hasbe averted Them atter will be submitted to arbitration i J ii F f il 4 Z I i I A NEW SUIT t l From Top to Bottom it 4 4 A 4 IllS is the appearance our Store 111 1 leA i 41 now Every thing is tfall nub IDIuiov U 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ir1t3n6uslru we Djrtwe I f LOCAL NEWS 0 V Henry C Locker has been ap pointed postmaster nt LaFayette Christian county MrJY Crabtrce has been ap I p nt Nortonville It is presumed that he will take charge of the office at once All interest of our young people and many older ones is centered in the beautiful home entertainment to be given nt Assembly Hall Sat urday Dont miss the beautiful Grecian AssemblyHallbe a rare treat Dont miss the Dude Drill Thanksgiving services for Mad isonville have not been arranged i yet It is probable that union scr Vices will be held at the Methodist church but nothing definite has arrangedLthe Chapter degrees of Masonry were conferred on Mr Dan M l I Evans at Madisonville Monday a fraternityhasconsiderable work is in sight j No arrangements have been 1 t made yet for thanksgiving services at Mortons Gap ani St Charles kpVt the latter place a protracted I meeting is in progress and will prob rably continue through next week m In additional to his regular ap EarlISunday morning and night Rev C I C Hall will in the future preach J also on the third Sunday night in t each month S j The quail hunters who turned i MondayfoundI and literally hard to catch The smokelcsspowderlorthe first bar 5 rel wrinkle was not of much ser vice on that day The Earlington Philomathtc Society 7 will meet every Tuesday eve mug at 730 oclock in the Assembly Hall These meetings arc open to the public and all arc cor Vally invited to attend First j H1coting next Tuesday evening p j Arcadia Hotel at Dawson Springs still continues to have a 4 good run of patronage This is an unusual thing for a hotel that is Usually classed as a summer hotel But the Arcadia is more tlfan a summer hotel The health V giving waters ot Dawson Springs and the excellent management ofp the Arcadia make it to Rev W A Boone pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Madisonville will preach toI that people another year Ills congregation and many friends outside his own flopk arc congrat ulating themselves on the fact ana with excellent reason The writer I knows Mr Boone and honors him and feels glad that he remains in our county A wreck occurred on the tracks Q f the Providence Coal Company at Providence Tuesday night The accommodation was to make a f trip that night to bring out the 1coal and in switching on the i mentioned a few cars were derailed The Providence train did not reach Earlington yester day morning until nearly ten clock Nobody was hurt and the damage was nut greatIt A certain Hopkins county enthusiast on the question of quails arose beforet Ie dawn Monday 1 sleepingdtiiensness at the unearthly hour of a nvand went after our featberedI rends with dog and gun Dis may reached the hearts of the trim b Whites and their trimme- rconsortsbut not many shotand thy gave the hunters such a dodg ing chase among the trees and undergrowth as they never knewI before It will take colder weather to drive the birds to cover in theI fields and then look for feathers to fly j Thanksgiving Services Arrangement are being per Icctcd for union Thanksgiving rhanksgivh1K officials of the two Methodist churches the Missionary Baptist church and the Christian church haje united on this plan and by invitation of the officers of the latter church the services will bq held there Called to Dawsont Chvensboro Ky Nov z5ThicRev John Jupin of this city has accepteda call to preach at DawI jion for the coming year and moved day with his family to that place if has heretofore filled the pastorate at the Moslcystrcct Methodist S Chut h A ONANZAUINff Who Went From AladlsonvJHe flany Years Ago Geo Davidson McLean says homeinstandee beach of California in 1853 He started in life with recentlyhemore than he had thousands when he left his Kentucky home He died and was buried last week in Auburn Ky where resides his sister nnd heirat law Mrs Ceo Thomas Blakcy now 71 years of ageAfter varied experiences Mr McLean formed a company and opened the Idaho mines in Grass Valley California which are said to have yielded 14000000 in gold before they were exhausted Mr McLean died a bachelor Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by nn inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Etistachian Tube When this tube Is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it Is entirely closed Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this lube restored to its normal condition hearing will be de stroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which ii nothing but an inflamed condition of Ihe mucous sur facesWe will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by laWs Catarrh Curl Send for circulars free F J GIIBNBV Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are the best A Beautiful Entertainment Mrs A D Reida very suc cessful teacher of Physical Culture is drilling a class of fourteen of our most beautiful and talented young ladies for a Grecian Art Entertainment at Assembly Hall next Saturday night Nov 20 which promises to be exceedinglyfine The program consist ex cellent recitations drills tableaux pantomincs music etc The Dude Drill by the young Songbynovel and interesting features Dont miss it saysMrsand novel her drills the most beautiful we have ever seen The llopkinsvillc Daily New Era says Mrs Reids entertain Reninford to miss it here The threeyearold boy of J A Johnson of Lynn Center III is subject to attacks of croup Mr Johnson says he is satis fied that the timely use of Chamberlains Cough Iemedy during a severe attack saved his lillle boys life Ha is in Ihe drug butinrs a member of Johnson Bro of that place and they a great many patent medicines for throat and lung dis tues He had nil these to choose from and skilled physicians ready to respond lo his call but selected this remedy for use In his own family at a limo when bis childs life was in danger because ha knew it lo be superior to any other and famous the country over for its cures of croup Mr Johnson says this is the best selling cough medicine they handle and that it gives splendid satisfaction in all cases Sold by 51 Bernard Drug Store Earling ton lien T Robinson Morions Gap Geo King dl Charles Pond River Relics J W Harris writing under the caption State Stories in the Louisville Post recites the follow prehistoric On Pond river in Western Ken tuckyva few years agoa gentleman found an Indian mound well filled with relics of the almost forgotten Red Mem One of the things uncovered was a stone coffin eight feet ten inches in length and with the opening tour feet wide I re member it was quite a curiosity at at the time as many thought it had been designed for a prehistoric giant but I never knew until a few days ago what became of it A Louisville man who had been vis iting in Washington told me he saw the coffin with a rare collection- of pipes tomahawks arrow heads axes and other relics in the Smithsonian Institution The Womans Friend- I know from my own experience that for ladies of a constipated habit there is nothing to tbo place of German Liver Powder1 Mrs J P Meneness Springfield Ohio- I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without ltMtss Jennie Green Abillne Tex Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver com plaint I had relief before I bad taken one bottle It did me more good than all med icine prescribed by physicians Mrs John Campbell Jeffersonville Ind The public at large will be asked for subscriptions to a Henry George memorial A national committee has been appointed to solicit funds Household Gods The ancient Greeks believed that the Penates were the gods who alttended to the welfaae and properily of the family They were worsb as household gods in every home The household god of today is Dr Kings New Discovery For consumption coughs colds and for alt affections of Throat Chest and Lungs ills invaluable It has been tried for a quarter of a century and is Guaranteed to cure or money returned No household should be without this good angel It is pleasant lo take and a safe and sure remedy foe old and young Free trial bottles at St lier nard Drug Store Regular size Soc and fioo S p ms e e ANDY CATHARTIC 1 CURECOHSlPATiON If ALL qc R- 55I1- j0 H i1ilfrir HI STUtUNH k PIllLOMATntC SOCIETY Organized in Earlington with Twentyone Members Ladled and Gentlemen OPEN MEETINGS EACh TUESDAY NIGHT A meeting of ladies and gentle men of Earlington was held at the Assembly Hallon Tuesday evening at which was organized the Earl ington Philomathic Society with twentyone charter members organizationisbears to debate discuss and philosophize A program will be ar ranged for each evening and the exercises will be varied from de bates and discussing with music and other features It will be the effort to make each meeting of in terest and profit to all who attend The attendance Tuesday evening was very encouraging to the promoters of this movement and the willingness of a number of ladies to become members of the organization very much pleased all and almost overjoyed some of the gentlemenPaul Moore was made tem porary chairman and Jesse Phillips temporary secretary of the meet ing The members were then en rolled afterwliich the constitution offered by E B Bourland was adopted section by section with considerable discussion on some points Some of the members showed some of the interest they parliamentI words his or hot were inserted instead of his throughout the constitution and the ladies were given universal and complete suf frageand numerous compliments The permanent officers of the society are W F Burr president vicepresident Cushings manual was adopted as the standard on parliamentary everyinchof the society upon parliamentary tactics and if possible to let no point escape The members who enrolled at this meeting are Mrs Ida E Walker Misses Lizzie Dean Sue Burr Minnie Bourland Mary Farmer Geneva Rich Lizzie Brown ing Laura Ligon Frankie Stokes Messrs W A Toombs H M Adcock C C Hall J E Day E J Umstead Ermit Wyatt David Barnett W G Borders E B Bourland J R Rash Paul M Moore Jesse Phillips The question for discussion at the next meeting is Resolved That we do right because it is right and not from fear ot punish ment J E Day and E B Dour land affirmative W A Toombs and C C Hall negative A committee on program Mrs Ida E Walker E B Bourland and PaW M Moore was appointed to arrange the exercises for the following evening Misses Celeste Moore and Ethel Evans were requested to arrrange some musical selections to be ren dered at the next meeting Scars on his Neck My little brother bad scrofula very badly but after taking a few bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla be was cured and no symptoms of the scrofula remain except a few scars on his neck It has been three years since he was cured by Hoods Sar saparilla Miss ALICE PERRY Argenlum Kentucky Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels Cure sick headache Drama and Elocution An attractive entertainment is billed for Masonic Hal Friday night of this week Karl Bayard Steers and and Magnolia Scott Steers assisted by Omer V Fowler will appear in a carefully selected program from standard au thors with correct costuming Mr Fowler is known to our people as a young elocutionist and dramatic reader of no small promise and talent TilE BEE with others has recently had occasion to speak well of his work in this line after a reading given here by him only a few weeks ago The class ot en tertainment that is promised does not receive the support in Earling ton that it should Go to this one Tim admission will be at the popular price of 15 and 25 cents Entertainment will begin promptly at 815 oclock Everybody Says So Casearots Candy Cathartic tho most wop derf ul medical discovery of tho age picas nut and refreshing to tho taste act geutly and on liver and bowels cleansing the entire colds cure headache fovorhabltual constipation- and biliousness Pleaso buy and a of O 0 C today 10 80 cents Bold and guaranWod to cure by all druggists County Clerk to Marry Sebree Ky Nov IsProf J Forrest Porter County Clerkelect of Webster county and Miss Dun can a leading society young lady of Dixon the capital of Webster county will be united in marriage at the brides home next Thursday The worst cold I ever bad in my life was cured by Chamberlains Cough Rem edy writes W IL Norton of Sutler Creek Oal This cold left me with a cough and I was expectorating all the lime The Remedy cured me and I want all of my friends when troubled with a cough or cold to use it for it will do them good Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Gco King St Charles Hen T Robinson Mortons Gap Teachers Money Teachers wages are lower than usual this year They must cut their expenses incvery Those who expect to attend school this year will do so atHanson here the rates are the lowest to be found in the state Three teachers offqr especial advantages in all courses Write for particulars to Prin E McCulley county ex aminer Hanson Subscribe forTnE BEE J f WASNT HE JEAN The Man who Stole a Wagon Load ofTurnlps- Ve4ncsday night of last week a fellow who was very hard lip to steal something carted off twenty five bushels of turnips belonging to Willis Sisk St Charles Mr Sisk had pulled his turnips and cut burylag were nicely piled up and handy for tho thief who would rather steal a wood and water vegetable than not to steal at all And he took them to the tune of about twentyfive bushels The man who is mean enough to steal turnips ought to be reckoned with by the court at about one dollar per bushel in order to get a pun ishment to fit the crime Perhaps though he has made the best of his opportunities and stolen what maybecriminationThe have been recovered From a man named Bethel living near St Charles but the man is said to have gone to sunnier climes Something to Know It may be worth something to know that the very best medicine for restoring the tired out nervous system lo a healthy vigor is Electric Bitters This medicine is purely vegetable acts by plying tone to the nerve centres in the slam ach gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys and aids these organs in throwing off impurities in the blood Electric flit ters improves the appetite aids digestion and is pronounced by those who have tried it as the very best best blood purifier and nerve tonic Try it Sold for SOC pr ttoo psr bottle at St Bernard Drug Store BURNED OUT Fire at Mortons Gap Destroys Randal Franklins House Mary Wllkes Loses all her Household Goods A fire at Mortons Gap Friday afternoon last destroyed property to the value of 400 or 500 The house occupied by Mrs Mary Wilkes with her three children and which was owned by Randal Franklin was totally lost together with all the household effects of Mrs Wilkes and her children Adjoining property was saved from damage Dont Tolurro Spit mii Smoke Viur Life Altar To quit tobacco ci ily nml Inrtvor bo mag nctlc full of life uerro cud Iur take NoTo Uac the wonilcrworlicr ttibtmatscx wool men strong All druggists UVj or SI Cure Ilunrnn teed Bookie awl sample free Address Sterling Itemed Co Chicago or New York Kate daughter of Dr E A Chatten has been critically ill for several days but is much better and the Doctor thinks she has passed the crissis Mrs Chatten has also been ill Kate has had the most careful nursing at the hands of her father and Miss Mm nie Goodell Earlingtons efficient trained nurse cougltlnR3dayPine Tar Honey will cure that cough There can be no doubt of it because it has cured many others equally severe Everyone should invistigate the merits of this great remedy For sale by St Uernard Drug Store Earlington Geo King St Charles Dont miss the Grecian Art En tertainment given by a number of young ladies assisted by a score of children at the Assembly Hall under the direction of Mrs Reid Saturday night November 20th A Whole Man A whole man is another name for a healthy man One of the prime essentials of bis health is clean liness The first step in this direc tion is a clean skin This fact is well known Not only should the outside of the body be penectiy clean but the interior of the body as Veil Clean teeth clean moutb clean throat clean nasal passages are all requisites of per fect health The whole body as well as every organ in the body is lined with mucous membrane which is even more liable than the skin to become very dirty The most frequent cause of unclean mu cous membrane is catarrh Catarrh creates unnatural secretion even though the catarrh be very slight In this condi tion good health is impossible Dr Hariman has made a speciality o f treating chronic catarrh for nearly 40 years His great remedy Peruna has become known throughout the United States and Canada It is certainly the best and probably the only effective in ternal remdey for chronic catarrh His latest book on the subject will besent free for a short time by The Peruna Drug MCg Co Columbus C- Ask your druggist for a free Peruna Almanac for 1899 The Grecian Art Entertainment at Assembly Hall Saturday night will be a choice entertainment of the highest character and in best taste See it by all means and en courage such elevating entertain mont To Klondike The officials of the Burlington Route have issued a special folder giving special information about the Klondike and devoted exclu sively to that famous gold region The history of the district andof the discovery of gold are given A large and handsome map of Alaska takes the place of the usual map on a railroad folder A full descrip tion of the country distances sup plies necessary for a man going and other detailed information is given It tells how to go to Klan dike v If you are intereste4 write to L W WakelyGenl Passenger Agent Burlington Route Sr Louis Mo IANTIDTIUJSTWORTIIY AND ACTIVE vy gentlemen or to tprrespoiui tie eiubllthed lioute in Konluek Monthly H50Q and expenses loltlonaltudj Rer ence I1ictose 1IIIIIpedIIVI c I TtiB Dominion Coiuyapjr IHpt Kri Ckleg z p V hl I DEXTER WIIlTTINGniLL Reported to have the Yellow Fever at New Orleans Former Hopkins County Boy now Castor of Coliseum Hoptist Church thatCltt New Orleans Nov iGTherc were eleven cases and two deaths today from yellow fever The deaths were Michael Ross and Mrs Ben L Bear The weather turned cold this evening A strong wind is blow ing frost is promised for the next day or two and the outlook is deemed very bright Among the new cases are the Rev D G Whittingrull pastor of the Coliseum Baptist church and R E Craig President of the Waterworks Company Nearly a dozen ministers have been afflicted since the fever start ed but Dr D 1 Purser was the only one whose case resulted fatally All the others are long since convalescent Large game is more than ordi narily abundant this year in the upper part of New Hampshire Bears and deer have rewarded the zeal of the huntsmcnIIf you feel weak dull and discouraged you will find a bottle of Hoods Sarsapa rilla will do you wonderful good The third annual convention ofI the International League of Build ing and Loan Associations is in session at New YorkJThe way to cure a cough is to stop the coughing Dr Bells Pine TarHoney cuts the mucous heals the lungs and broncial lubes quickly Cures grip cough in one night Guaranteed by all dealers For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earling ton Geo King St Charles The strike of coal miners atI Washington Ind has been in progress nearly seven weeks and seems helpless of settlement Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains posllively guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Memorial services in commem oration of the late Senator Isham G Harris will be held at Memphis Sunday evening When your throat fells raw and rough as if you bad swallowed piece of sandpaper nothing gives such prompt and effectual relief as Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey A wonderful remedy for couJhsI colds and bronchial affections Pleasant to the taste never falling in result Ge a bottletodav Dan Curry the slayer of John W Corley has been taken from Williamsburg to the Lexington asylum Educate Your hawaii With Cuicarotf Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever I0o25c It C C Cfaii druggists refund mcneyI A wheel with an adjustable sprocket that cap be changed from 106 to the lowest gear possible to make a wheel move is the latest product of a Worcester mans brains Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrifuge It breaks the chill and prevents Its return strengthening the patient and gives healthy lone and vigor without regard to diet Pleasant to take Price Soc Warranted at drug store President McKinley has signed the postal treaty adopted by the recent Postal Congress To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the monny if it fails to Cure ajc For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky TilE KLONDIKE MOTHER GOOSE Sing a song of Klondike Miner full of rye Cost him ninety dollars Whiskys dreadful high While the rye was working Miner tiled to sing Now behind each shoulders Sprouts handsome wing lack Spratt could eat no fat FThereAnd be had a little roll And for tickets it was spent spent spent Ob be couldnt stay at home i Not to save his hue soul k So off lo Alaska be went went wcnliV IDywas so That be couldnt dig for gold And be got it in the neck neck neck Old Bill Homer sat in a corner Pawing the earth for gold He put in his thumb and pulledlt out numb Crying Gee wbizl isnt It coldl Old Mother Hubbard went lo the cupboard So that she and her doggie could sup But when she got back alas and alack feTbe miners bad eaten her pup c 1 There was a man in our town And be was wondrous wise When papers mentioned Klondike I He tightly closed bis yefAt last the notion struck 1 To brave Alaskas snow He packed bis trunk and satchel And then forgot to go Jack and Jill oer Cbllkoot 11111I Went out lo gel some l1OnrJill fell down and broke her crown And Jack faIths the Yukon JNew York World A ARE C T1 T j- O N op TU- QMERITS O AYERS Cherry Pectoral I would include tho cure of every form of disease which affects tho throat and lungs Asthma Croup Bronchitis Whooping Cough and othor similar complaints have when other medicines failed yielded to Ayers Cherry Pectoral OUR COLORED TEACHERS Programme of Teachers Associa tion to be held at Earlington December 10 1897 Call to order at 10 a m Devotional Exercises Rev G B Walker Welcome Address Mrs C Dunlap Response E T Fisbback 1030 a m The Dictionary its use and abuse in the school room Louise Win stead Discussed by Julia Litttepage and E L Martin Recitation Mrs Nora Rose ntoa m The Influence of Environment Cordie Teague Discussed by C H Winstead and Mattie Alexander 5145 a m Adjourn to meet at i oclock p m- ioon m The Teachers Opportunity for Doing Good Mrs C F Bailey Dis cussed by J S Cargyle and E T Fish back Vocal Solo Miss S J McDowell 200 p m Correlation ot Studies H S Sanders Discussed by P R Cabell Jrand John Slaton DecUmilion E T Fisbback 300 p m Mistakes of Parents E M Dean Discussed members of the Association Miscellaney H S San ders VicePresident HOW TO FIND OUTS Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twentyfour hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire lo urinate or pains in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out oforder WHAT TO DO- t There Is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability lo hold urine and scalding urin in passing it or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night lo urinate The mild and extraordinary effects of Swamp Hoot is soon realized It stands the high est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug gests price fifty cents and one dollar Fora sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention TUB BEE and send your full postoffice address to Dr Kilmer 8 CoI3lnghampton N Y The proprie tors of this paper gaurantee the genuine ness of this offer 1 f e- DAiLY r 1 100 i CHANCE IN PASTORS Rev RV Omer Resigns Rev I H Teel Comes Next Year TO EAULINGTOV CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev R Vt Omer who has been pastor of the Christian churchat this place during this year has offered his resignation to take effect the first of January The relations of Mr Omer with his congregation and the citizens of Earlington have been pleasant and agreeable and he and his excellent wife have made many friends during their stay among us who deeply regret their departure Mr Omers en gagement was only fpr this year and he will fill his regular appoint ments this month and next He and his wife arc now at their home in Union county Rev I H Tech of Central City will be pastor of this church next year and will take charge of the work in January He expects to bring his family to Earlington and make his home here Rev Tee will probably preach at St Charles and Bethlehem as well as at Earlington Half of his time will be occupied here Gold Standard in Hong Kong Washington Nov rWildeman at Hong Kong says there is a great deal of talk about adopting the gold standard for Hong Kong as merchants complain of the fluctuations of silver and the matter will be brought before the Colonial Legislature To Curo CoiKtlpntlmi Kurovrr I toIfThe farmers constitute a large majority in the Legislatures of Maine and New Hampshire NoTolIao for Fifty Cents Guaranteed tobacco habit cure mattes weak men strong blood pure We it Alt druggists Go to the Greek Art Entertain meat at Assembly Hall Saturday night To Cure a Cold in one Day Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure 350 TO CALIFORNIA THROUGH SUNSHINE The grtat JJurlinglon Route offers more diverse routes in connection with Pacific Coast travel than does any other railroad Its several main lines to Kansas City Billings and St Paul permit an unlimited number of variable routes for coast travel No journey to the Pacific Coast is complete without the Bur lington Route as a part of it No better railroad than the Burlington can be found in any journey to the Pacific Coast- Drawingroom and compartment sleepers chaircars seats free and dining cars Only line with dining car service St Louis to Denver 98 per cent sunshine throughout the year via scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City The Billings Route is in connection with Northern Pacific Railroad for Puget Sound travel Jfandsomtst trains in the world between Chicago and St Paul Ask your Ticket Agent for the Burlington Route on Coast tickets EDWARD ELLIOT L W WAKELEY General Manager General Pass Agt St Louis Mo High ArtCo Clothing We make and sell this fam ous make of Clothing We I sell it at retail cheaper than you can buy the ordinary or common readymadeClothing ufacturers and retailers for twentyseven Our cloth ing is known and sold in every State and Territory of the Union You pay no middle mens profits when you trade with us We sell at one pric All goods are as represented or money given back We can fit man boy or childnot only in Clothing but Hats Caps and Furnishings always at a profit to you All mail orders promptly attended to We pay expressage one way Strouse Bros EVANSVillE IND 1Coal Famine Smithland Ky Nov xGOw ing to the low water in the Ohio river this place is threatened with a coal famine It has been usdal in the past to ship barges frohi Pittsburg down but this cannot be done now Berlin savings banks note an in crease of about 5800000000 lost year in the sum of the deposits Arc you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be Eo tOlflOHht- rescripfions properly it lakes time It requires experience andacomplete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist drugsfreshcompensationhe WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM DER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE WE HAVE THEM CELEBRATED EZafifATTwv C FOR CHILDRENiIt is perfect support for the Childs Clothing perfect freedom and comfort for time body They come cheap It is economy and comfort to buy the E Z Waists St Bernard General Store COAk BILLS DOWII j iDOHffAILTOUSEm CAPACITY J WRITE fOR PRICES 8 fJREFERENCE crCr1 TIC MAI KET flSlID us A T AL- ORDEFtATiD j YOU WILL USE HO e oiIaa JLRDER PROMPTLY flLEEDr jTaATISrATIOI1 GUARANTEED I V t r lqy r4 a I AjA T trr J r J I rIU 0 CJ i1 J j Stu PROPRIETORI KY 1 j MEDICINEfor MILLION A Popular Proprietary Medicine at for Five Cents a Package the first experimental- step in a direction may lead to a revolution in the trade ot nanurcttirIug chemti the Rlpan ClwmICal Cornpnr Ir IANew York tbe marl company nu clr II medtctnal tablet or tbuIe com upon preparalhlI tt c ruin mrdlctnt iihtch had been nicerpowdered nuttC3I men than ID other lot itie ewe or J ulo arnoiSWI or moreto IIlglIolI lr- weatened In anIiattl their originto man 41 10lallon fir ucb m for common atmllatln l4blOlblllg nourishment and limlnallng waite tipaclty Included under tilti head I a akt to ienIy eeryd- ICLIO Tbe cataloguo rnr the phylclan Is called uoU 101rerIOO Zn preparlnlllhpir tandd eAmerican prople the company remld for thO nhoul4 1Jo or the gradc end so Ilrepae1c ntertn Into tho Packetthat everything Intact sod unimpaired through any nd u to retain Its quatittes theirUsed tepee shem time acOOrUaflC In anT climate with the Onlr atestperfected choicest drugs methods of modern iclencrthetatule- ipcr1 In Iau protected nborbcnI recurely corked ttJtrt fcorki gohigh In Its requirement that no theseused Hare d from lila output that JLi mMttUuacUnc rc1J OLIboj1io lass UI I werolnturnpackcdin xc of not lIrIed n beaut and pcifcctonof workmanship hy those II by the L 1aqtiatIty d I ifaving set lheirldgh ilandrda- ndnevercoflsCfltIlttCt taSfiyfttS ttthoproprielorlresOrted to the accepted modern l euioctaormak1ngtneIr commodity knownlllld seven thousand In has Informed ery American cltlicn TOncermnirtnniniierlorandiuriirAlnBqualltlejofBlpantTabule a conditions that I Detng the commerciAL work careful to note everr clrcurultance hayinga btarlng t over the ucccssrul land their trade the managen or the company baTe Dotedupon Is a present Insistent demand A lower prIce for article that reaches or approaches an unlverul Use and that tho people although belt or overjihlng being calle1 upon to pay hraVT Tor upetnUouIwrapplnc and or unnecessary protection deterioration tbat might re sult n years but Is needless In the caw n purchase Intended to be consumed Iu a we It hu also been discovered and proved time and actual experience t tbatthemeTabuleido not have the tent curtto Ions of qualities or diminution of ex rellenco from exposure that might at been expected Inasmuch as tinder favorable conditions that have drawer a traveling bar or pocket for several weekS or months are ntlrolpC I as fresh antI aa efflcaclous as everActing upon these tlonj God noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers now sold for a cent Instead of rate of tire times toward low rates and Increased sales the I pstebosrdcartonsbeing sold tiv the dniffilst or a a proprietrl msdZclneflJ CKNTSten t uleg or doses for onehaifa cent each and sale la the formcompany will not discontinue the manufacture the people have eam to know and value the Bipans Tabnles but will offer the cheaperIthe benefit of such as may desire them It should beplalnly understood that the Uallt of the medicine II Identical In both sorts the only difference being In the form and comparative cost of packing or putting eurri pock be hadof alt Is probab anyagM are not yet to will obtain a supply when requested bya customer o to i but In any case a single carton containing en atagepald to any address for dye cents In stamps forwarded to the Rlpans Chemical Co No 10 Spruce 8U New York Until the 11troodi are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agent and dlen will be supplied at a price which will them a fair margin of profit vlitldoten cartons for 40 cents 4tI dozen III cartons for KS2 8 gross cartoni WWt frost 13IW cartons for SlU Cub with the order In orery case AC NEW ENTERPRISEDAIrY mvtnr one OIVIHO- BATtOFAOrtOM STOVESOVER USE 200000 e They are 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 15 years f4 If your Dealer does not handle them WRlm FOR CATALOGUEC Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN MANUrACTUROt OF COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc CCAIIMIN China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary and convenient for tho Kitchen Dining Room fc Laundry anti Dary BICYCLES I A SPECIALTY j a JOHN B CASTUHAN ARTHUR G LANGHAM BRECKINR1DGE CASTLEMAN Royal Insurance Co OF LIVERPOOL The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World r Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States iILosses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 24983llO BARBEE CASTLEMAN t Managers Southern Department General Office Louisville PAUL M MOORE Earlington Ky Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity di tdii ojIj lt i a hL 1l 1 I tu1- LLIWE HAVE SPARED S i 11 NO EXPENSE 1 To make our Funeral Equip jment the best in this part of t Cthe State Anything and you want in livery 6 ILLI PRICES ALWAYS IITHE LOWEST jf1Ifq i I Oiro + IIII J A HANDSOME it LUSTHATED CATALOGUE OF THE z BBYHHTi STMnOpBOSIIIESSCOLlEGL I d6n MniYcar LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 4 I L 7Oalis iliiiUe Information fQ Mold delrlng to Ltarn BOUK KEPIflU ShORTHAND TIEOAPBY PENMANSHIP ETC AtKpiattJrMUUUlfarJjtetlw arutwltfin luernHve KViuatloni Rates Very LOW tu f t i f t r I fw u THE SUNDAY SCHOOL WESSON VIII FOURTH QUARTER IN TERNATIONAL SERIES NOV 21 Text of the Lesson Eph Tl 10SO Mem ory Verse 1317 Goldeu Text Kph to Commentary by tlie hey 1 M Stearns 10II Finally my brethren bo strong In tho Lord and In tile power ot HIs might Tho first throe chapters sot forth our 6t lvntlon or rhther Ills saltation In nil Its fullness Then we nro taught In tho following chapters what our walk In tho Lord or our daily life should be anti now in tho verses of our lesson wo are taught how to Uo It and to adorn the doe trine of God our Saviour In all things Titus II 10 My renders and hearers roust bo very familiar with Eph II 10 but It only just comes to raa now to associate with It Titus lit 10 Thank the Lord for tho association May the words grip us with poworl 11 Put on the whole armor of God that yo may bo nblo to stand against tho wiles of tho devil Thero Is n real per sonal devil tho enemy of God and man at present tho prince of tho power of tho air tho prlnco of this world whoso prison will lOon bo tho bottomless pit and his final nbodo tho lako of fro and brimstone John xlv 80 Eph II 9 Rev xx 3 8 10 19 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood The demons who doth devils work aronot nit visible In the form of men or women The air Is often full of them They como at us when wo nro weak and alono and fairly storm us with their evil thoughts and lies They come nt us In tho houso of God and when wo read His word and oven when on our knees In prayer How shall we know them They nro tho opposite of oil that Is of God Righteousness and peace and rest and quietness are all of God nUll His Spirit through Christ Tho opposite must be of tint devil 13 Wherefore tako unto you tho whole armor of God that yo may bo ablo to withstand in the evil day and having done nil to stand Onoof the first and greatest things is to understand that as wo are saved freely by His grace Eph II 8 Rom III 24 so wo stand continually In the same graco Itom v 1 S or unde served favor of God Unless we see clearly that nil our salvation from first to last is wholly undeserved on our part anti Is ours only in and through Jesus Christ and ills finished work satan will get many an Ad vantage over us Wo are not worthy but Thou art worthy 0 Lord On that let us stand firmly and continually 14 Stand therefore Jlftvlng your loins girt about with truth and having on the breastplate of righteousness Our Lord said loIn tho Truth and Ho Is also mado unto us righteousness John xlv 0 Cor I 80 II Cor v 21 EO that whon havo learned to see no one but Jesus to run with patience looking unto Jesus anti ever to consider Him Math xvll 8 iTch xII 2 3 we have learned tho socret of standing firmly 15 And your feet shod with the prep aration of the gospel of peace The feet shod also takes us back to the Passover Ex xII 11 for wo can do nothing nd are asked to do nothing till wo are ifo under tho blood Wo are also remind J by Isa lit 7tlIow beautiful upon tho mountains are the feet of him that bring th good tidings that publlshcth pence The first thing Is to bo mado nigh by the blood of Christ for Ho is our peace Eph II 13 14 Then have tbo mind staid oa Him In perfect pence lEa xxvI 8 Then carry the tidings of peace through the blood of Ills cross Col I 20 to every creature 10 Abovo all taking tho shield Of faith wherewith yo shall beablo to quench nil tho fiery darts of tho wicked one Many trials aro very fiery but nono tho less precious as tokens of His approval who gives us fellowship with Himself I Pet Iv 12 13 He has not promised to keep us out of the fire but to be with us in It oven as with Daniels friends Isa xliiI 2 Dan ill 85 antI if Ho can be better seen in tho fire with us shall wo not pralso Thin even for that But as to these fiery darts of tho devil which he hurls at us there Is not one that need touch us to harm us for alt may bo quenched by a quick and firm I believe God Acts xxvII 25 Confidence in God and veil once upon His word will do it every time 17 And take the alinct ot salvation and tho sword of tho Spirit which is the word of God In I Thess v 8 it is writ ten For an helmet tho hope of salvation II This is the completion of our sal ration at His coming which is every day nearer than when we believed Rom Till 11 Tho blessed hope that purifies I John ill 8 for then wo shall be like Him even as to our bodies for wo shall see Him as Ho is PhiL 111 21 Rom vIII 23 From first to last all the knowledge and comfort of this come to us through His word which Isforover settled in heaven and true from tho beginning Ps oxlx 89 160 18 Praying always with all prayer and supplication in tho Spirit and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints Our Lord spent whole nights in prayer David anti Daniel preyed many times a day Pslvt 17 Dan vI 10 Wo should pray without ceasing I These v 17 It is possible to be over in an attitude of prayer constantly commun ing with Him about everything He who prays honestly will expect answers and watch for them as truly as tho boy who throws his ball Into the air watches for It to return to him 19 And for mo that utterance may bo given unto mo thut I way open my mouth boldly to make known the mystery of the gospel II Ho said to tho Corinthians In everything yo are enriched by Him In all utterance and In all knowledge I Cor 1 5 And yet recognizing his own and the reality of the wiles of weaknessI asks prayer for himself that he may utterance anti boldness for Christ Paul was very conscious of his own weakness anti often spoke of It 20 For which I am an ambassador in bonds that therein margin thereof I may speak boldly as I ought to speak Tho Lords messengers with the Lords message are supposed to have no fear of man nor of the face of man yet many are very weak and not many seem to declare without thought of mans frown or favor the whole council of God Many ministers wYIII from tho beginning of tho world and spe daily revealed to Paul that during tho postponement tho kingdom God is gathering from Jews and gentiles a body for Christ tile church which shall be one with Him whei Ho shall como In ills glory and take unto Him Ills great power and reign Many seem to think that in stead of gathering out a body for Christ Ho is seeking tbo conversion of tho world and are therefore working and walking In much darkness An Infallible Cure for Hydro phobia A German forest keeper ihz years old not wishing to carry to the grave with him an important secret has published in the Leip sic Journal a recetpc he has used sayshasnumber of animals from a horrible death by hydrophobia The bite must be bathed as soon as possi ble with vinegar and water and when dried a few drops of mu riatic acid poured upon the wound will destroy the poison of the sa liva and relieve the patient from all present and future danger The Baldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia last week booked orders for fiftysix locomotives WMlBt FAIL Best jJough Byrup Ta5itS d UM J4I Sold by druralsts CONSUMPTION iy l m L I Iohlt ssssis msmmmsmmiss I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED iMiners and Shippers of COAL AND COKEI- IH i General Office Earlington Kentucky 1 iJ3rA1lC t OfficesJ A M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville It G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ii Kentuckir Main and Auction Streets i y V i A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Jj XVJriole eile AgritJOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo J W g BRIDGMAN Room SSt Hartford Building Chicago Ill iIi THE FAMOUS ND 9 DIAL Qharlesii MARKET HIE BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FURNflBES J iWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER N4RD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One jyl ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as ioneton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I i ii a CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Ttpln For the Week IJcflnuInif Nov 14 Comment by Itov S U Doyle TorxeThe blessedness of serving God Deut JXTlll 120 1517 Meeting to be held hi to pep r or tt your church baa none by some otdfr CIu1atlan In those references we have tho bless and cursings of God promised toI Israel Tno jlessin a were promised for obedience Tho urthgs were pronounc ed upon disobedience TIiCso blessings and cursings havo been realities God does bless and God does curse These things arc not exploded superstitions but actual facts demonstrated daily by the experiences of men Tho curse is just as real to the disobedient as the cleavosltofools its presence and cannot flee from it unless ho flee to God Himself Temporal blessings como to those who servo God Temporal blessings were promised to Israel in all tho relationsc of life City field fruit cattle kiileI sheep basket storeall were to bo u means of blessing to the nation Gods people are blessed in the things of this world The man who obeys God will find that blessing docs come upon him A godly lifo conduces to health godly habits tend even to worldly prosperity Godliness has its reward in the npprov al of a conscience void of offense before i God or man Temporal blessing does not preclude adversity Adversity it self may be a blessing prosperity is of ten a curse and in withholding it God often blesses us most richly and abun dantly Temporal prosperity must al ways bo subordinated to spiritual good Christ promises His disciples adversity but only as a stepping stone to somo thing higher in the spiritual life God specially blesses Hispeople In the now dispensation with spiritual bless Inga and with tho promise ofua far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory In the lifo to come No amount of temporal prosperity will compensate us for the blessing of God Unblessed wealth and prosperity are not to be do sired Unblessed good is ill Tho only way to know the blessedness of serving God is to servo Him Experience here as elsewhere is the best of teachers Intact it is tho only teacher What the blessing of God is and means only those who aro blessed of Him con know or understand Do wo know from Oxpe rience how blessed it is to lovo and servo God la tho most dramatic scene that over occurred in the United States senate Henry Clay closed his famous farewell address in these eloquent words to his colleagues And when you shall retire to tho bosom of your constituents may you meet with that most cheering and gratifying of all human rewards their cordial Wojl done thou good and faithful servant It If this is tho most gratifying reward that publio men can have from their constituents how much more blessed it will bo to the servants of God to have His Sou pronounce upon them in that last great day that same welcome plaudit Well done thou good and faithful servant It and that not all enter than into the joys of thy Lord II It can be had for serving God Bible Readings Gen xxii 118 Ps i 16 lxv 4 lxxxiv 112 oxii 1 oxix 1 2 Isa xxx 18 Math v 112 xiii 1017 Luke xi 28 xiv 15 Bom xii 1 2 Jasl 2220i Rev i 8 xxii 1- 4ThirtyThree Mules Burned Providence Ky Nov I3Thef- ine large stock barn of J A Justice four miles east of here was nightTllirtythree perished in the fire A large quantity of hay and grain was con sumed The sight was sickening and the odor from the burning ani mals was almost unbearable The loss will aggregate nearly 4000 with 800 insurance The origin of the fire is unknown but is sup posed to be incendiary Are you a subscriber to THE BE jft You should he ii o TilE YANDELL AGREEMENT Senator DeBoe Says It Was Made By the Collectors Brother Courier Journal The CourierJournal has re ceived the following letter from Senator W J Deboe Dear Sir Some of Ihe Louisville pa pers have published an article claiming it to be an interview with Mr T J Yandell Collector of Internal Revenue at Owens boro Ky- Wliile I have been very ur justly and un gentlemanly treated time and again by some newspapers fcr the sake of decency I have borne tbesn false and malicious attacks patiently I wish lo say that I have carried out every promise I made re lating lo appointments and shall continue lo to so unless Ihe wrongful acts of par tit s themselves would forbid same As lo Mr Yandells appointment I will say when I learned that Mr E T could not be appointed until he FranksI dicatid by the courts of malicious meat agaicst him I saw the President with other gentlemen and had Mr F JYandell appointed temporarily I had an understanding with Mr W O Yandell brother of the Collector that as soon as Mr Franks was acquitted of the indictment that he should be appointed Collector and Mr F J Yandell could have Ibe chief deputys place I wired Mr F J Yandell and asked him if he would stand by bis brothers agreement and he wired me that be would I wrote him a letter immediately and explained the whole matter to him be fore he ever received his commission I have acted in gocd faith in this matter from the beginning lo Ihe end and there are manyot the best men in Ihe State who I have just received a letter from Mr Yandell saying that be never reflected in an interview upon any one and be further states that he has been misrepresented in the supposed interview Mr Yandell has conducted the office of Collector in a business like way to the en tire satisfaction of the Government as well as that of hls friends If Mr Yanaell desires the position of chief deputy be can have it Respectfully WILLIAM J DEBOE To this letter was added the following I hereby concur in Ibe above statement as being correct Signed by W D Yan dell The Pilate Story Fake New York Tribune Dr Paul Haupt of John Hop kins university attaches no impor tance to the alleged letter of Pontius Pilate which some sensa tional journals are just exploiting The original he saysais believed to be to be spurious and is generally regarded as one of the curiosities of apochryphal liter ature The report is referred to in a number of the early patristic writings hit Biblical authorities do not incline to the belief that such an official message was ever sent to the Emporer There is also a tradition that Pilate sent two letters to Tiberius in which the crucifixion of Christ and the incidents leading thereunto were described and that these letters were read by St Peter and St Paul in the presence of the Em porer Nero t Congressmen Start East Russellville Ky Nov isCon gressman John S Rhea left this morning for Washington to be present at the opening session of Congress Several members of Congress from Georgia and Ten nessee were on the same train Daughter of ExQov Helm Dead Nashville Tenn Nov lsMssLucinda B Helm a daughter of exGov Helm of Kentucky died tonight at the residence pf Bishop R K Hargrove She was the irst General Secretary of the Womans Parsonage and Home Mission Society of the M E Church S- outhiiI iiii HE IS THROUGH WITH PETIt Gov Bradley Will Make No An swer to the Reply Frankfort Ky Nv ISIt is not probable that Gov Bradley will pay any attention to the letter of Thos S Pettit of Owenshoro in answer to the Governors letter of a week ago severely scoring Pettit for accusing him of conspiring with the Democrats of Daviess county in the late election Pettits answer claimed among other things that his personal let tcr was not marked confidential When the Governor was asked this afternoon if he would reply to Pet itts latest screed he simply hand ed Mr Pettits letter asking that the State Inspector be sent to Daviess county to the corres pondent This letter proves the statement of Pettit untrue as the letter is marked confidentialand not personal as the latter claimed A Song of the EveryDays jog LINCOLN Come sing me a song in the tongue I know- I am tired of the stilted strain The worn old rut where the fancies strut In a meaningless tangled chain I am weary of flights with the far off gods That only the wise may praise I want the mirth and the tears of earth A song of the everyday A song to lighten the lives of those Whom labor has called Its own A note to beat as an echo sweet Of the world that each has known A peakAA fleck of foam from the beach at home A song nJ the everydays A blossom plucked from the hawthorn hedge A leaf Irom the bough above A ribbon rare or a Iress of hair A kiss from the lips of love A mothers step on a chamber floor The calch of a childish phrase A grassgrown sod and a prayer lo God A song of the everydays billsAThat shall ring again in the hearts of men And the least shall understand No hint of the scholars classic lore Or the cynics bitter lays hut a song to rest In a peasants breast A song of the every days UANTBDTnUSTWOUTHV AND ACTIVR retponilbin16500 and expenses Position stesdr Refer snyolopTheEvansville Gets It Washington NOVI5Secret- nry Alger has directed the award of the contract for the four locks on the Ohio river to the lowest bidders the Evansville Ind firnj of Eigermann HollerbacliEiclidl Arnold 9ur Joloted ifoens pr1lnlnltGao ALUAHDII RarllQ lon Kr Mrs Polly Wilkes is very sick Rev T H Merriweather was In the city last week visiting his family Mrs John Ross of Madlsonvllle visited Mrs Eliza Pritchett last week Rev Foster baptized several co- overlsllastRev Brooks preached Monday night at the Baptist church Rev G D Walker Is spending this week with his family at Evansville Rev N G Galbreatb returned homo MondayGeorge you must put away your sum mer clothes Winter has come Mi Langstoni the first colored man rvodsdtl4dHebeen born a slave In iSap Felt an Earthquake Owensboro Nov ISA small earthquake accompanied by a rumbling noise was felt in this vicinity about 1230 oclock last night New Chief Tipped Henderson Ky Nov ISThc Journal tips off Starling H Thompson wellknown society man as the new Chief of Police NEVV lleiledBELMONT Gas Till TELVurnisbiosMADI80NVIUE KY G4 r Dories Proprietor L A N TIME TABLE Effective May 30 1897 SOUTH No53fvlIsspmLT343amLvpmLvLTdllolYllle 349 pm 447am mLTinLvpmIv447 p In 6JI am I Ar Nashville Sojpra laiopm 840 am KOSTIS No9 No5fl No 54 praLvLT llopklnivllle 941 a m 1018 a m 933 pro pmLvMortoniGapLv Esrllngton 1033 a m nti a m lass p m ito6pmLvitojpmLvLv Henderson 1144 a m njs p m 1110 a m- Ar Bvansvllle 1210 p M 113 p m 1240 a m 720mArlad IIf will stop at Madlsonttr and Sprlncfield to take on and let off passengers to and from Chicago and points north ot nvansviiie vlaEft TIiNo 9t makes regubr slops at Gulhrle Earl Ington lIopklnnllle and Henderson ritoriDIHCI ACCOMMODAtION DAILY lade SUNDAY pm6o655 a inLv ual1ou Ar 620 P m 7K 5 inLv rfdll nlIIe Ar 603 p m 733 mAr BatllngtonLv 345 Pl- O5amLvEariintonAr7 330 p in 313pmligam844 amLv Slaughters Ar 437pni IIoS a in Lv Sebree A 4 lopin 9500111 Lv Henderson Ar 320 pm 1030 am Ar Kvantvllle Lv 343 pm W W RTHRIDGB Agent TIME TABLE I C R Rt Effective May C 1897 NORTH BOUND NO12fLvLv Memphis 730 am 815 pm mLvmLvpmArAr Cincinnati 640 a m usjjam SOUTH DOUNDI niLvmLvpmLvLY Paducah U2O p In i57 a m Oij p m mArAr New Oilcans 820 a m 700 a m solidVestibuledChairCarsbetween201 and aoj also run solid between Cincinnati and SleeperDirectA II HANSON C PandT A iwiiSOTHAD Study the ifFhanogroAy Jerome B selfinstructor Sold Sold by aU ok ItbythePAoxopratkt for JU3S cloth or tis boards u TIlE BENN PITMAN SYSTEM CalledbyFulllafonnatloq COCINCINNATI Two ThroughTrains Running Pullman Vestibule 8kelaIend Dining Cars Nashville to CIIIGI 13 HOURS NASIIVILLB TO CHICAG- OMEWORLEASSFLORIDASPECIil Leaves New Orleans at ia03 KeG vlaLNRR NashvIIIat7200M Throuuh BuHet SIeeplogCaraifOaIftSWr Orleans S S II CHICAGO HASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Nashville Dally at 720 P iii t For detailed Information sddreu P P JBPPRIGS kitl PMMBCtr Agent flyauviil lad D II MILLMAN Oenl Southern AntNashvlllt Tents e S L ROQQRS Tray PsJMngtr Area Atlanta Ga 1C I k R IN TUB GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was con sidered the Infallible remedy for all forms of malaria cspecl 4 ally chills and fever f Uptodate people take the 1 reliable and popular tonic I t antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTELESS a It cures when all others falL t Adapted for oldor young Pleasant to take e Price 50 cents sold by all 1 J druggists l J i sflta lure jroei Jwith t I CARLSTEDTMEWCINECO J P EvansvllU Ind- S lUlJMUMIllMLrtHHftHH fJLftIf c- if you Are Going North If You fire Going South if You lire Going East If You Aro Going West Ptmetutt TICKCTB via TNt t J tmrLOUKVIllC 4 NAOHVIILC R Rl tAND oa crcuno The Maximum of Safety The Maximum ofSpeed The Maximum of Comfort The Minimum of Raton J c Mate Time and alt other lafonaatba will + 4 be cheerfully furnIshed by V C P ATMORC a r A Or by JotHvrurrJtyi W W ETHRIDGE AGENT GROVES we s I TATELECHILL fl TONICiSJoSAS000DFONADULTt I uAT1 ILfJI Not MHNISrls Medicine Co St loulJ Mo OenUemenlWo sold last year ff0 bouli O tlabollithtponcncc of 14 yean In the drug business batl VUcUonAUKI1CbaICa Capital Sick Paid InSurpluaFund C 150000 20000 r COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 r- JNO I G MORTON BANKEThe advantages of a bank account t are numerous Ills not to bush araialklnRjbcyknow ks towomeTberesgood one Theres cphvenleno t J Quio pendISmallsumswbenou sum In yourpocket MADISONVILLE KINTUCKY J LGRANDs15o TO 2 PE DAY A I

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