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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 21, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898072101_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 21, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. u jbaaaflatiT 5mB'BBBBBBBBBBBBBK-f"--aBBBBBBBBBBLa- i ft . fT; A,,,fl A fmlil ,A.,ll A ,.A.,A.iflli,M,ilfli.i immlmAua.MfSf, THE LARCUST LINE OF V. -t JLm W jC. 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VABHtNfiTo.s, the highest grade baklag powder known. Actaal teata ahow It goal oa- tblrd further tbaa car other bread. coin CHEERS FOR HOBSON HIS. CaAND FOR IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE, inhere on tho Qui Vive for Mnrclilne Or-ilc- ri b rt?f. , jvx&ix v. - I WWt" Hourly Kzpcoted Tho Unllrond In Ilcadlno to Itruh tho Troops Tli rough to NoiTport Nen, Va In Short Order. lime Train IwMffiWW- CllICKAMAUOA, TIONAL Militahy SO. ClIATTANOOaA, NA- Crimp Thomas for Vorto UIco will The movement Pauk, Tcnn., July of troops from be-fjl- n I Thursilay. Tho various commands Included In tho first order to movo aro busy pncltlng up and loading their cf fects. They will have everything finished by night, and can get out without delay. Kallroads liavo trains in readiness and havo things so arranged that thoy can put tho troops through to Newport News In a very short tlmo. Tho Commands Under official quarters as to tho alleged complications between tho United States and Germany in tho Philippines failed might to elicit nnything which servo ns a foundation for tho complications.' reports sucli of On iho contrary, it is learned that thcro have been recent communis cations between tho two governments' of a decidedly friendly nature, and nt no time nlnco tho war began lias there been grcntcr reason than now exists for confidence In Germany's neutrality in the war between tho United of Itcporto Spain. States nnd misunderstandings in the Philippines or elsewhere should not bo too readily assumed ns abasls of Inference of naIndeed, It Is betional unfriendliness. lieved to bo the desire, ns it is also tho interest of both governments, that tho relations of traditional friendship between them should continuo unbroken. July 20. Inquiries in A Beautiful FREE for a few month9 to all users of the prTrHVJ?g EM celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flat Iron 9HHalSlsEkSHHsHsiBiH7 Atlanta, Ga., Crowded to Its pacity, with Men Who Wore the Gray and Friends. WHEELER. SARGsrlfa ytsuwrMisaiKfc. Present POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL AK.ft3 FOWDCR Oen. Jolin II. Gordon, tho Couimunder-ln-ChieUlvon u Tremendous Ovation Louisville, Ky., nnd Charleston, 8. C, Dlnils for the Location of tho Noit Atinuiil llncampmont. f, w reuKO or Twstnsoi Vnu.se Brand). To Induce you to try this brand of starch.so that you may find out for yourself Mh that all claims for Its superiority and econILaH omy are true, themakershavchad prepared, at great expense, a series oft H H CO., NEW YORK. FIRST BALE OF NEW COTTON. It uui I'rraeiiled to the I'rcjldont and una Hold for the lloullt of tho United Htiitea Hospital fond. -- ' Unlcr. 1 are tho second brigado of tho first division, First corps, consisting of tho Fourth Pennsylvania, Fourth Ohio ntul tin' Third Illinois, under command of llrlg.-OcHaines; light batteries II, Tho commands which go Thursday m Whose mission is to protect our shores and FIGHT! Everybody is eager to know more about these superb fortresses which guard the nation's honor. We have arranged for our readers to secure for a merely nominal sum a Portfolio Series in ten parts, each corjg 1 m uiiiiuii; iu i a. g o u in- ductions of special photographs, 160 in all, each accom- panied by Expla- natory Text, mor, guns, it Indiana Brooklyn Columbia Oregon Minneapolis Maine ' ,c fsL? Yfit jlC "Mi t j& Q J m m o 3 fffg ' Af iv Hi which are described the vessel's aren- '" Katahdin r gines, power, elc. In short, the very information want-- , oA Amphitrite Baltimore New York Texas I 'single vessels. But this is NOT you get out of the Pox-tfoli- o for a full understanding of the fight ing and maneuvers of the fleets and all for the islands V.ich the ships will Series fLee in Havana' their share ot ceive attention, and the protect will reader feels on turning the iast leafthathehashad Cuba illustrated in a manner to enable him to judge of the island's past and present, TD..4- - Palaces Cities People Dwellings Products Plantations. Fortresses Harbors of Tannsylvania, A, of Illinois, A, of Missouri, and tho Twonty-scvcnt- h In diana battery. Tho signal corps under MnJ. aiassford, tho reserve hospital corps under Ma J. h S. Smith, and tiio rcscrvo ambulanco corps with 33 ambulances are under Ma, Frank lloyd. Arranging Plans for Departure. Maj.-OcI! rook c spent tho morning In consultation with his ofllccrs, arranging plans for tho departure to Porto Hico. Ho declined interviews on the movement of troops or any other subject. Although tho orders havo not yct) been Issued, It is believed that the third brigade, first division, First corps, and tho second division of tho First corps will begin moving Thursday or Friday. Other Troops On tho Qui Vive. C Tho commands aro composed ns follows: Third brigade, first division: First Kentucky, Fifth Illinois and Third Kentucky. First brigado, sccoud division: O'no Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana, Thirty-firs- t Michigan, First West Virginia. Second brigade: Sixth Ohio, One Indiana, Hundred and Fifty-eight- h Second Ohio. Third brigado: Fourteentli MinFirst nesota, First Pennsylvania, Georgia. Gen. l'ohiml Will Accompany Ilia Division. Gen. Poland, commander of tho sec- ond division of tho First corpa.hasbeen ill for the past few days, but hopes to bo out in a day or two. Ho will accompany his division to tho front. WORDS OF does not stop here, as considerable space in the series Pres't Dole is devoted to anHonolulu other island realm Bird's-ey- e which we may own Views someday. In some oftheparts he finds Productions uul ul U Commerce a. ft MUCH APPRECIATION. noRn. Tho Captured Spanish Admiral Das Nothing but l'rulse for tho Kindness Ho Una Itecelvort. Annafolis, Md., July 20. Admiral Ccrvern, through a gentleman, has this to say of his treatment slncolio has been a prisoner. Spanish-America- n Hawaii portrayed Volcanoes and everything ex- Fruits Lil plained which an American needs to investigate. for each. PortfCIo wanted. Natives Scenery - Queen AMD nucu i'lsh. stat- How to Get Them ir.oTeVAVEwu.f'lo'c'en'i. .. St.oo be more convenien. It will MMlo .ny Petal K toaemj ' pin out legibly the coupon below, I Rn7ailT. P0"Pa'' UnlfJ SUM., Canada or Mexico, 0. TMB 5HRIHS COMPRISES K' l TlArVe'r,.c".nW, r&S V&lZYr&X! No 3S TKe TUB HHB & N..-- ,.l.SKSflI,,""U oNR roR a DnnTCN roR M J The Hawaiian Islands TUhoaH.w...an I.Und. A DoLLAR. "" v" s Maine lOR I POLIOS: Not will plea" send to the underlined reader the lollowlnc ,, for which $. Name . li Inclosed. "Slnco I have passed Into tho custody of my captors I havo been treated with courtesies such as aro tho very acme of kindness. Every civility, every imaginable act of thoughtful deference, such as would relievo tho poignancy of my present mortification, has been furnished with tno utmost gooa taste No words of gratification could half express tho real appreciation felt by my ofllccrs and myself. I seo that America's big heart does not harden against nn enemy. Nobody can forget tho generous caro afforded our distressed men after tho dlscomfituro of our licet." Informed of tho United States Ideas. New Yoiik, July 2. A London dispatch to tho Journal says: Sir Henry Drummond-WolfUrltlsli ambassador at Madrid, has been fully informed of terms upon whloh tho United States government is ready to mako peace. Health Conditions Improving at Camp Merrltt. San Fkancisco, July 20. Tho latest report of tho health of Camp Merrltt shows considerable improvement in tho condition of tho troops. lhtf"liUherof Jlie'lTrllisu Nary" Dt'ait. London, July 20, Admiral Thomas Loako Massle, known as the Father of tho British navy, Is dead. Ho wns born In 1803, entered tho navy In 1818, and served at Navarlno, lloyro'ut, Sldon and St. Jean d' Aero, and in China nnd tho Iilack sea. f, Nnr Yoiik, July 20.- - Tito first btilo of new cotton was sold in front of tho Exchange building nt auction at noon. whiio the buyer, The first bid wns President Win. V. King of tho cotton exchange, said 8"03 for tho cotton. Tho bulo had been presented to co manufacturers' trusts. St. Louis shippers will resist payPresident MeKlnley by U. & H. Hccr. of Nuw Orleans, to bo sold for tho ment of war revenuo tax added to rebenefit of the United States hospital ceipts by express companies. Wholesale grocers probably will con fund. Tho president, in tut i, fortest the new revenuo law In so far ns warded it to t'to New York cotton exchange to bo sold by them to the highit places an additional tax on tobacco. W. XV. Colo, a contractor, committed est bidder. A lino now American Hag was atsuicide at Van llurcn, A fee, by taking tached to and sold with tho bale. 40 grains of chloral anil two ounces or laudanum. MANILA READY TO GIVE UP. At Columbus, Miss., Thomas and Will Guntcr shot and killed Dan Gillian for So Ndjra Adtlcet Drought from Hong Kong attempted assault on Thomas Guntcr's by the titeniiishlp Dlnprrss llttlo daughter. or Indl.i. , Tifty families were rendered homeVancouvkii, II. C, July 20. Accord- less and property to tho amount of ing to advices brought b3 the Empress SU'j,0CM destroyed by fire at Newport, of India, from Hong Kong, the chief Ky., Tuesday evening. D. V. Poj Harris, ono of tho most ncwu of tho moment is that Manila Is ready to surrender. Not that the prominent citizens of tho Indian terriaruhblshop nnd captain-gcue.arc tory, is dead. Ho was an Indian agent going to voluntarily capitulate before under President Lincoln. At tho new town of Geary, Okla., they nro compelled to do so, but that Den lloore, a gambler, formerly of Oktho backbone ot resistance is unquestionably broken, and upon a real show lahoma City, knifed to death another of force nnd intention to bombard tho gambler named llaldey Hughes. town, if the officials do not givo in, tho Warren Springer, a Chicago millionSpaniards will haul down the Spanish aire, is reported to havo been arrested Hag. Intimations to this effect nro re- at Pairbury, 111., charged with forgery of 57,500 notes in a real cstato deal. ceived from many sources. John T. Finch, a wealthy resident of THIRD NEBRASKA REGIMENT. Kewnuco, 111., died Tuesday at tho ago of 70. Ho went to that city in Col. Ilryan nnd Ills Dojs Cllven nn En1802, nnd had resided there contiuously thusiastic Deception br tho Citisince. zens of N.mlivllle, Tcnn. There aro dark hints at Houston, Xbx., that tho negro murderer of tho NASiiVii'l&iTcnn., Jnly 20. Seven! Iritiycrs family "will not bo seen again. hundred members of tho Third Nebras- It is bcliovcd ho has been caught and ka regiment, commanded by Col. lynched. Wm. S. Ilryan, arrived here, and n Rev. Asa Snell, an aged and vero met at tho depot by a Methodist divino, died at the largo crowd. They were entertained at home of his daughter, Mrs. John II. lunch nnd soon nftcrwards proceeded Glass, in Hdwardsvillc, 111., in his sevon their way to Atlanta, Ga. Col. entieth year. Ilryan, with the remainder of tho regiMrs. Anna Elizabeth Durst, mother ment, arrived in tho afternoon and was of Lieut. Harry Durst, of Company K, given a very enthusiastic reception. Second Missouri volunteers, died at her All of tho soldiers were provided with home in Springfield, Mo., from thoblto box lunches, and presented with flow- - of a centipede. A proclamation will bo Issued by A SENATOR'S NARROW ESC APE. President MoKinley extending tho blockade now confined exclusively to United State Senator Frltchnrd, of North the port of San Juan to the cntlro coast line of Porto Rico. Carolina, Ha n Narroir Kscnpo I'rom Frank G. Lott, ono of tho letter-carrier- s Drowning In a Swollen Stream. of Albuquerque, N. M., has disapASHEVII.I.K, N. C., July 20 United peared. His alleged shortago to Hoso States Senator J. C. Priehard, of North Company No. 2 and his other debts will Carolina, left his home, Sunday, to at- foot up over 51,000. Senators still in Washington favor tend court nt llnrnsvllle. It has just been learned that when crossing n tho prosecution of tho war vigorously, swollen mountain stream his buggy was with no thought of peace, on tho idea orct turned, and tho senator had u nar- that when it gets too warm for Spain row escape for his life. Ho had an ex- she will cry enough. hausting strugglo with the llood, and Tho strategists, military and naval, tho horse and buggy were swept away, are agreed In the view that tho taking and the senator came to llurnsvlllo of Porto Rico is primarily a military bruised and moist, nnd with several undertaking, and Admiral Sampson's ugly cuts, uono of which nro serious. of tho fleet orders for tho are on these lines. SHERIDAN'S CHIEF SCOUT. Gen. Miles' plan in preceding tho army of invasion to Porto Rico with an Cninpliell 1VIII Oeiupy Ilia advance guard is apparently tb seizo dipt. J. A. biino 1'onltlou with (Ion. ISrookn and occupy a baso of operations at III I'oito UIco. w hich the main body of troops can be Washington, July 2J. J. A. Camp- exnedltiouslv landed. bell, who was Gen. Sheridan's scout CARLISTS ACTIVE. the civil war, lias ENGLISH nil lihrough been appointed eaptnin of volunteers, and will bo attached to tho ltenily for Operations When the Word (Iocs rorth llentrulnoil by the staff of Gen llrookc, as chief of l'orelgn Knllatuiont Act. scouts. Ilo will accompany tho general to Porto Hico. It wns of dipt. Camp-heTho English London, July W). that Gen Sheridan wrote this: Carllsts aro most active, and aro in "Thopcoploof the United States will hourly expectation of momentous news. perhaps never know of his Inestimable Tho lcadur of tho organization hero services to his country." says: EYs" "Wo aro qulto ready for activo operADMIRAL-DEWSWORD. ations. Moreover, thcro is no doubt tho authorities nt Madrid aro awaro Many Dlnnorato Dcnlgn Deceived by the that a Carlist rising is Imminent and Naiy Dupirtinent forthol're- that it will bo successful. Wo aro imKPiitntltm Weapon. mensely strong In many parts of Spain, nnd so soon as the trutli ot tho cowardWasiiinuion, July 20. Tho navy (iinlliiucs to receive elabo- ly surrender of Santiago do Cuba percolates our forces will bo greatly Inrate designs for the sword to bo Dowcy, under act of creased. to Admiral "Tho foreign enlistment act curtails congress. One of these, which came to oar activity in England, and ever slnco Assistant Secretary Allen, is a nn actual sword, with tho hilt tho Madrid govcrument began to get into difficulties, wo havo been shadhot with m.my brilliant stones, repredesenting dutiiiiitids and rubles. Tho de- owed day and night by spies nnd with tho many brilliants, Is tectives. However, wo have monoy, sign itii'lf, which is soroly needed in Spain." moro than most swords ercises of tho reunion of Confederate Veterans. Twenty-thre- e thousand people veterans nnd their friends-reac- hed OTflEllWISE UNNOTICED. tho city up to midnight, and the condition of the downtown streets indications that tho crowd David Mayilcld, of Qulnoy, 111., whllo gnvo would double tint ot Tuesday, lusano from heat, cut his throat. Crop reports from western nnd south Not a room wns to bo had at fcrn states show tho ncod of rain. ' Admiral Sampson lias oecu ordered Xo with tho army In tho CX' jpcdltlon to Porto Rico. Tlioso troons at Tamna not crointr to Porto UIco will bo moved to Fcrnan- uiiut, away from malaria. Tobacco growers object to tho organization of plug and smoking tobac- Atlanta, Ga., July 20. Tho morning trains brought thousands of people into Atlanta to attend the opening ex- G4ME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the Jio.ooo originals by Muvlllc, which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below. These Plaques are 40 Inches In circumference, are free of any suggestion or advertising whatever, and will ornament the most elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever before gate away such valuable presents to its customers. They are not for sale at any price, and can be obtained only in the manner specified. The subjects are: American Wild Ducks, American Pheasant, English Qualf, English Snipe. The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold. ELASTIC STARCH lias been the standard for 35 years. .TWENTY-TW- O How To i Gif Themz ("Stages of this brand were sold last year. That's how good it is. ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch. Accept no substitute. MILLION All pnrcbasers of threo 10 cent or six Scant packages of Elastic Starch (Flat Iron Brand), aro entitled to from their grocer ono of tlioso beautiful Oaao Plaques frco. Tlio stmt Slaqnoa will not bo only by mall, bo obtained from your srocer. Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch. Do not delay. Thl9 oftcr la for a abort tlmo only. OEN JOHN Coramaniler-In-CMcI II. CONDON. United Confodcrato cinns. Vet- - well-know- ll .l cjtly Not ii State' Itlght. AGAINST dc-p- THE GOVERNMENT. Wa wiiMnoN, July tin nl litis made n ruling that, un-dIho law ptovidlng for tho appointment of volunteer officers by tho governor . of tlm states when the organized militia was vailed into tho federal sorv Ice, tliu right to fill vacancies in such places caused by death, resignation oi dise!tir0ru roils with tho president, and tint u lth '.he governors. 20. Tho war A Coalition Heine .l'ormocl In bpln cc Account of the Suspension of tho Constitution. City .. .Stale Street. iimc man select, for eaeli new vaid mThev to The Bee for one year. ttv, ,77. tihm .wo Portfolios, any numhar snb- - llilgi! 0 drivers of tho Pawnee coal mines havo been succossf ul in n strike. After being out two hours, tho operators granted nnln-creas- o In wages. It is tho first striko thahas proved BucceBf ul hero in many vears. A Successful Strike. Danville, III., July 10. Tho of tho suspension ot the constitution. Tito peace movement is losing ground, and a newspaper ventures tho supposiltepo-- t (leu. Garcia Dead. tion that a Urltlsli squadron would Nkw Yoiik, July 20. A Kingston prevent tho American squadron from cnblo to tho Evening Post passing through tho straits, but tho (Jamaica) says that Cubans arriving from Sibonoy suggestion Is regarded as improbable. rcnort Gen. Garcia dead. The Letter Loan. Itlver News. Milwaukee, July 20. II. L. Palrnor, JIany of tho Spanish soldiers surrenChange stations. Qauge. St lioure. dered nt Santiago aro said to believe, as president of the Northwestern mutual said i ' You never know you . Life Insurance Co., confirms tho story have taken n pill till It Is nil lf 1I, they have been told so, that tho United Ti ril I'lttHburich 83 Cincinnati Statof has purchased tho island of Cuba, of tho Loiter loan. Abstracts of Loiter over." I5o. C. I. Hood & Co., II III -- 0.0 12 9 St I.ouW property aro being examined, and tho Proprietors. Iiwell, Mass. and that our government will pay them -- 0.1 60 St. 1'ouL papers covering 83,000,000 of the loan The ot.ly pills to tako with Hood's Sarsaparllla. 35 Davenport 0.1 their arrears of pay and return them --0 8 11.9 Memphis to Spain. Thoy repudiate the Idea that nro now being prepared. Tho third O.S 42 Louisville. by tho commillion has been voted 1.0 15.4 titov havo surrendered. If your are not a subscriber to OulroOrleans --Ot T.3 Nuw James li. Amlerson, ot Qulnoy, 111., pany, and tho deal Is expected to b completed nexf wcok. -- Pall. TTraco,.. has eloped with his brother's wife. The Bee, you should be. Madrid, July '20. Tho nowspapcrs hero say that a coalition is being organized between tho different parties and against tho government on account any hotel Tuesday night, and but for II WVlllaf IV tho arrangements mado by the committee, which furnished sleeping quarters for 2,000 vctcians at tho park, Transportation Companies Ready many of the old fighters would have to Remove Our Prisoners from been compelled to walk the stiects. Convention nt I'leilmoiit Dark. Cuba to Spain. Tho interest of the day centered in the convention at Piedmont park. The Kentucky delegation was early BIDS TENDERED TO THE GOVERNMENT. at work among tho delegates in their efforts to sccuro the next encampment for Louisville. Tho delegations from Tlicro Is, Apparently, a Diversity of Ideas tho Louisville board of trade has had ns In tho Vluo ot the Servlco Tlio its lines out somo time, nnd tho delelllils lliuico from a Lump Bum for the gation sees good results, Charleston Lot to n Htlpulntod Amount for Each is putting up a strong fight. Tho Otllrcr nnil Blnn. claims of the South Carollnansaro that that their state Nuw Yoiik, July 20. lllds for tho Famished Moro Men than Kentucky, transport ntion of tho Spanish troops for tho civil war, and that Louisville which surrendered at tiantlago wcro Is out ot the way. South Carolina has opened in tlio quartermaster's departtho support of Texas In tho contest, ment in tho nrmy buildlup. Tlio bid nnd claims that that stato holds tho call for tho transportation of 1,000 ofll- -' deciding vote. Among those who ar- cers and 21,000 enlisted men, to bo transrived early and took scats on tho stand ported from Santiago do Cuba, to Cadiz, were Gen. Charles II Hooker, of Mis- .Spain, or any other port as may heresissippi, tho orator of tho day; Gov. after bo designated. Cabin accommodaAtkinson, of Georgia; Gen. Dlckcrson, tions aro to be furnished for tho ofllccrs commander of the Florida division, and and third-clas- s ptksago or steerage for Gen. Stephen D. Lcc, looked upon by the enlisted mcnKTho men aro to be provided with suWablo galley accomsomo ns a candidate for comtnandcr-in-chie- f. modations, and the United States requirements as to spaco por man nnd Cheers for llobson and Wheeler. llcforo the gathering was called to ventilation aro to bostrictiy conformed order, three cheers were given for "tho to. Tito bids nro as follows: gallant son of Alabama," Lieut. Hob-soTlio New England chemical supply, followed a moment later by three moro for tho famous cavalry officer of Doston, 5390,000 for nil ofllccrs and men. now at tho front, Gen. Joo Wheeler. George A. Lord, 837,50 per man, for (loriton. Ovation to Comiunnder-ln-Chlo- f the enlisted men and 872.50 per oQiccr commander-in-chGen. John R. Gordon, tho for tlio ofllccrs. ief, arrived at 11:20, and was Joseph L. S. John, 837.37 per ofllcor, given n tremendous ovation. Cheer and S'1.87 per enlisted man. niter cheer swept through tho hall, and Joint bid: Anchor lino, Cunard line, tho audience could not bo stilled for tho Hamburg-America- n Packet lino, five minutes. Robert II. Sioman & Co., tho North Gcu. Clement A. Evans, tho com- German Lloyd line, tho Itoyal Mall mander ot tho Georgia division, called Steamship Packet Co., Thomas Wilthe convention to order at half-pas- t sons, Sons & Co, limited; Frederick eleven, and prayer was offered by Kev. Lcylnnd & Co., tho Wilson & Furness-Lcylan- d J. Win. Jones, of Virginia, the chaplain-line, ofllocrs at 3110 each, and general of tho Confedornto Vet- enlisted men 855 each. erans. U. It. Illchards & Co., offered tho Spartan Prince, capacity 40ofllcors nnd Kdltors on an Outlnir. S00 men, nnd tho Tartar Prlnco, caChicago, July 20. A train of adozen pacity SO ofllccrs and 1,000 men, at 855 Pullmans will carry several hundred per olllccr and 325 per enlisted man. They editors out of Chicago Twccdic Trading Co. offered threo aro tho members of the Michigan Press ships to tako 3,000 enlisted men at 829 nn outassociation, who are enjoying and tho ofllccrs at 850 ing to Vancouver, It. C. At Wauke-ga- cadi Spanish Traus-Atlantl- each. Co., Tho tho party will bo joined by the through U. A. C. Smith, offered to take members of tho Wisconsin Press asso- all tho ofllcers at 800 each, and all the ciation. men nt 830 each, agreolng to carry them under tho Spanish Hag, tho UnitTried for Desertion. Dknvkii, Col., July 20. George Laro, ed States government to furnish safe who enlisted In the Seventh United transportation. States cavalry somo two months ago in Tho bids wcro forwarded to Washthis city, deserted tecently from fort ington. Grant, Ariz., was brought to Fort Logan nnd tried thcro by court martial. THE CAMP AT MIAMA, FLA. Tho decision has not yet been given Ucn. Klofcr Nnya Its Sanitary Condition Is out. i Excellent, Haw that Necessary DUuco Cat Off from Madrid. Work lias lleen Done. Madkid, July 20. Tho minister for war, Gen. Corrcu, categorically denies Miama, Fin., July 20. To put to rest lilanco has resigned. all apprehension as to thoheathfulnesa that Capt.-GcHo adds that thcro is absolutely no and sanitary conditions of tho military nows from Cuba, as tho Americans con- camp hero and to effectually offset tho trol tho wires and refuse to transmit unfavorable published reports, inter, official dispatches." viows , havo been had with several officers of tho division upon whoso shoulNominated for Congress. Jki'fkkso.v Cirv. Mo., July 20. The ders tho caro of tho health of tho men republlcausoftho Eighth congressional rests. (leu. Klefer'a Opinion. district of Missouri met hero and nomMaj.-OcKlofer, commander of tha inated J. W. Voslioll, of Oaago county, for candidate for congress. Vosholl is division, when usked his opinion as to tho sanitary condition of tho camp, a lawyer. said: "I consider tho snnltary condiUcn. Tor.il to bo tion of tlio camp as being excellent. lilanco Of cour? c, you understand that certain Madiiid, July 20. Cupt.-Gchas cabled the Spanish government work had to bo done, but it has been that Santiago was surrendered with- accomplished thoroughly, and tho out his knowledge. Gcu. Tornl will bo camp and, surroundings hero, I contried by sider, nro as good and complcto as any camp in tlio United States. Tho Water Supply. "There lias been a question as to water. Uso of water from driven wells lius been discontinued. Tho city supply has been substituted, and we have Arc features peculiar to Hood's rills. Small la good water now. Largo tanks havo size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As ono man been pluccd in each regiment, and the water runs thiough pipes in tho tanks Biirrounded by Ice." n, n u. Court-Martlalo- d, court-martial. wm pi s Illinois Central R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS. rPATTTsTPrP I I II It IS I x UUllIiJ JL I tember 30, 1898, summer tourist tickets from points on Its lines in the South to a large list of summer resorts In the North. Its fast double dally service la bt Louli, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville enables one to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resort: cf Virginia, the White Mountains and Seaside of New England, the Thousand Islands, the lake and forest resorts of Mlchitjan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot Sprlnes of Arkansas,thc Yellowstone Park or the resorts ol Colorado. Ts rPPP It A I H IlfT 1 Ijil A "'" "le' aml unl" '" on',i0 ,arao round con ,inuB trip SeP" T,ie Illinois Central now ft.,,11. 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It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires the druggist to bavc a large amount of drugs-fredrugs. He must givo the best posstbte work, and for compensation be must be reasonable. sh Hood's Kaln fall lu U hra. !i(0 S WITH THE ABOVE FACTS KEMEto-BEWE'RE CAREFUL. R ,01 ,tt .30 x T ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE, Are you a subscriber to The Bke? You should be. ..i1 rm ' t Bee K, t .s PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manager. BEE PUBLIBHINB COMPANY. Incorporated. etui Entered the Pcitoffice at BarliuKton a Second matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Oat Year, ttrlctljr In advance " " Sli Monthi, ' TbreeMonlbi, " 11 oo 50 cosntr. Addretana tor particular!. JJ .. 5 Single Copiet.. Specimen copies matUd free on application, wanted in all parti ol the Correspondents hand at the weather of the Carri-bea- n sea. The Washington authorities contemplate the establishment of a complete system of weather stations on the Carribcan sea for the benefit of American shipping and the good of our neigh bors whose interests lie in that quarter. Thus the approach and direction of the terrible tornadoes that find their origin near the equa tor will be foretold and their violence resisted and avoided. The great commerce that is expected to spring up in that region after the war will be fostered and protected. Boils anjL Pimples They Are Danger Signals, Mean ing Impure Blood All Items From Poole. Isaac Stephens and bis sister visited Huston Walker, who is in very bad beattb. James Leo and family, of Union county, visited the family ot James Dickey last week. Mr. Wiley Melton, ot Ibe Knoblick neighborhood, bad two fine horses killed by lightning Sunday morning slowly recovering from an attack of flux. J. S. Lisman, our druggist and post master, nas aaaea to nis business a nice stock of furniture which he set up in the rowicy store nouse. Mr. and Mrs. P. S Vance have returned to Oweosboro after a visit to J. H. Farless tbe father of Mrs. Vance. Tbe marble playing craze absorbs every thing now, even tbe war news takes second place. Den Nolan and V- - A. Uzell will give an ice cream supper Saturday nlgbt. J C. Allen celebrated his forty-fifiDirtnaay Monday, by giving a splendid dinner to quite a number of guests. Last Wednesday D. P. Jewell was cauebl between the wall of the stable and the wheels of a Wagon loaded with hay, aud bad a very narrow escape from being killed. He escaped however with a broken collar bone and dislocated shoulder He is doing well at this writing. h Such Eruptions Aro Cured Hood's Sarsaparllla. toy THURSDAY, JULY ai, 1898. with bolls and plmplce and also had constant bcadacho. Attor taking Hood's Sarsaparllla I was entirely relieved ot theso difficulties, and am now able to attend to my duties without tooling they aro a burden. Wo havo used Hood's Bar saparllla in our family tor a long time." Nina O. VanPklt, Danville, Kentucky. " I was broken out all over with large red blotches, which itched and bothered me all tho time. My sister recommended Hood's Sarsaparllla and Hood's Fills, and alter I had taken theso medicines a short Victory. timo I was in better health than I had for years and I am The acquirement of some 5,000 been W. D. Mykus, Bowling now cured." uroen, Ky. Mbs. square miles of territory about SarsaSantiago by the peaceful surrender of some twenty odd thousand Is the )est-- ln fact the One True Blood Purifier. Spanish troops, a large number of Bold by all druggists. Price, Hi sli for 13. r whom had never even faced Ameri- rlOOU S j) flllS are the bedigestion. Xc puij, am can soldiers, is a magnificent vic- "I suffered me nine aaugnter 01 s. w. sellers is Hood's ni parllla after-dinne- u ANNOUNCEMENTS. comoiiss. are anthorircd to FOWLER We of Christian Count;,announce W. at a candi- tory for General Shaffer's army. Add to this the fact, as General Shafter says, that a network of fortifications surrounded the city and that if the Spaniards had defended these fortifications as vigorously as they fought on July 1 and 2, our loss in taking Santiago would probably have been 5,000 lives, and the importance of the victory can be imagined. The delays in the final negotia tions are fully justified in the mind of everybody by the results obtained. KENTUCKY The Colored Soldiers are aQood Fighters. Some of the listeners asked the young man how the troopers of the Ninth and Tenth cavalry conducted themselves. "Boys, he said in reply to this question, "I'm from Georgia myself, and I've never liked niggers nohow, but let me tell you the work of those colored fellows over there has just about upset my They prejudice against them. fought like they were inspired, and every time they saw the white boys hard pushed they would jump in with yells and go at the Spaniards like fiends. They are all right, boys, and the army today does not contain two regiments of fighters superior to the Ninth and Tenth cavalry." Irom the This compliment wounded trooper of the Sixth was repeated by an officer of the Rough Riders and by Lieut. Trull, of the Seventy-firs- t New York. The colored men were always to be found where the whimper of lead was fiercest, and never once did they falter. These regiments intended before leaving Tampa to make the black man respected in the army. The men had talked and mentally speculated on the course they would pursue should an opportunity present itself. We'll be with you," said one of the Ninth one day in Franklin street to a trooper of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, "All right, old man," returned the cowboy, "but we'll lead you a hell of a hot dance." "Never you mind that, boy," said the colored man, displaying a whole quarry of gleaming teeth; "we can stand the heat, and we'll be right up there with you when the lead begins to sing." And they were. In every assault the dusky faces of the colored cavalrymen could be seen, and tonight they are being paid compliments that any regi ment in the army would be proud to listen to. The verdict of Shatt er's army in Cuba is that the colored men are all right. Tampa letter to the Boston Herald. An Elegy on the Death of Air. 5. E. Stevens. Say, shall the muse, in plaintive weeping dear departed pious friend lament. Or join tbe host on yonder glorious plains To greet with triumph the victorious saint? A conquering warrrior who, returned from fight. Has gloriously bis every foe subdued, And now reposes in tbe plains of light, And triumphs in the presence of bis God. Now change into tbe beatific sight, This life of faith concealed with Christ above, To feel whose presence was his soul's delight, His deep communion with the God be loved. On us some portion of his spirit fall! O, that bis glory on our souls may light! Say, can we view and wish to stop his flight Even for a moment to tbe world recall? No, surely here we'll bid our tears farewell And triumph with the saint to glory gone; With bim the praises of our Saviour tell Above, below, the triumph is but one. And thou, dear partner of bis joys and cares, What consolation can a friend impart, (A friend of your united faiih and prayers) To ease the sorrows of a wounded heart? Short is tbe time of man's appointed space, Soon will tbis transitory life be gone; Then shall your soul its dearer part embrace, And stand with him before you glorious throne. A strains It Is so much the custom in tbis country to regard tbe Spanish people as utterly unenterprising and behind tbe times in everything, that probably few would credit Fortify the body against disease the assertion that Cuba possctsed a railway by Liver Pills, an absobefore most of our main lines were opened Yet a line was made in 183G-3- 8 between lute cure for sick headache, dysHavana and Guinea, a distance of about forty miles. It was partly constructed by pepsia, sour stomach, malaria, convict labor, placed at the disposal of bilious the builders by Don Miguel Tacon, Cap- constipation, jaundice, tain General from 1834 to 1838, but laborncss and all kindred troubles. ers from tbe Canaries and Irishmen from Fly-Whe- el the United States were also employed. Funds were raised in London by bonds Dr. Tutt; Your Liver Pills are issued by tbe Royal Agricultural and Commercial Junta of Cuba, n body whose reof life. I shall ever sources could be applied in any way for the the improvement of the island During be grateful for the accident that 1837 the first sixteen and one half miles were opened for traffic, worked by English brought them to my notice. I feel engines, with English drivers and English life. new lease coal. It was completed in 1838, running as if I had about due south from Havana for nearly J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col. half its length, and then turning eastward almost at a right angle, through a rich and populous country full of sugar and tobacco plantations to Guines. From near the bend it was extended later on to Uatabano, DR. BIENDENHAJJLVS a port on tbe southern coast of Cuba. By 1840 tbe railroad was said to be payIMPROVED ing no less than 15 per cent. A map of Cuba, dated 1841, snows fully 200 miles of other lines, either making or projected, most of which were executed though possibly not speedily. All tbis took place a good many years before a single line of railway existed in Spain itself, where the Madrid and Aranjurz line, opened in 1851, was the first The coaches also were built in London by Jeffry, of Gray's Inn road, and were of a kind specially suited to a hot country They could be used entirely open from end to end, or with glass windows for the wet season. Venetian blinds with springs were provided, as well as an additional canopy over tbe roof to keep off the sun The Cuban coaches were, of course, small and light in fact they only held eighteen persons each. Being painted a rich amber, with crimson lines, tbey must have been rather handsome, and are described as being, from their mode of construction, tho strongest ever built for QUAltAKTCFD TO CUItE passenger traffic. Strength was not a CHILLS AND FEVER great point of the railway carriages of And Malaria In all Forms. Tasteless. Kont these days, so little experience being avail(tcnulne without Ilia nboTn picture and tho able as to the nature of the stresses and signature of J. C. Men Jenhall. work. strains incidental to every-daPrlco, BO cents at all Doalors. A Strong Tutt's Fortification. FOR EVERY FOOT There is the Right Shoe. Your Shoe is here. We make a point of fitting people Any house can sell shoes once. We sell shoes over and over to the same people. Steady trade is the test of a Shoe Store. We have lots of such advertisements walkthey ing around over Hopkins County walk a good deal, the Shoes feel so easy and look "swell." Our Pingree & Smith, our Williams & Kneeland, our Ziegler Bros., our Sachs, our Wolfe Bros, and our "Battle Ax" Shoes can not be turned down. m "The of Life" fly-whe- el a of Tutt's Liver Pills H Ai MER GDI We Stand Behind Any Shoe We Sell You For a Good One You Know, WE WANT YOUR SHOE TRADE. WwKk PREPARED ONLY DY BISHOP & CO., MADISONVfLLE, KY. K Y0UR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. y WAR WITH SPAIN Reliable War News IN THE GREAT NEWS NOTES. date for Congress from the Second Congressional District, subject to the action of the Republican party. announre JOLLY We are autborlzed tocountr, aa a Hon. canW. Jolly, of Daviess Congress from the Second Congresdidate for sional District, subject to the action of tbe Republican party. German shoemakers are organ izing a combined resistance to the growing popularity of American shoes in their markets. Cannot the official bacteriologist find a bad shoe germ? The imports to this country of gold coin and bullion during the fiscal year just ended exceeded the exports for the same term by almost a hundred million dollars. The excess ot gold imported was $58,500,000 greater than during the preceding fiscal year. The women of Graves county can always be relied on to do the right thing at the right lime; the present need of the country is sol diers are in demand, by examin ing our list of births this week it will be seen that six mothers furnished six boys, one contributed a girl, but Mrs. Lon Crider cor rected the mistake by furnishing twin boys. Mayfield Index. Mr. Fletcher Manxfield, who lives on Stoner's creek, this count)', shot a blue crane on Casey's creek last Thursday that measured six feet three inches from tip to tip of wings, and five feet high. It was a magnificent specimen of unusual size. It showed fight and pecked at Mr. Manxfield and his dog vigorously, at the same time uttering c hoarse cries of defiance. Camp-bellsvillTimes-Journal. If you suffer from sores, boil, pimples, or if your nerves are weak and jour system run down, you should take Hood's Sar saparllla, .T. C. M10IVrltSNIIVlL,I EVANSVILLE. IND. DOWN IN THE MINES. Secretary Bailey made friends here a brief business w'sit here last Thursday. Weigher James Fegan complains of the coke orders too scarce but hopes for an increase in business soon. AI Rutland, of the Empire Company, says he will soon start out to sell coal. He evidently has sufficient confidence in tbe quality of coal they handle to place it on the market, If praise for it will do so. Mr John Hogan, ot Ibe Hecla mines, is now the soliciting agent for that company, and if John proves to be as popular away from borne as be does there, be will male a success at the business. Secretary Atkinson made a trip South last week, and, ai usual, was on tbe alert for business. It is due, in a measure, to bis persistent efforts that tbe St. Bernard Coal Company is enabled to run more than half time during the heated season. Among those who have been sojourning at Dawson and vicinity for their health were Mr. J E. Day. Foreman J W Day and wife and Mr. J B. Wyatt and family A few days recreation each ear is what our miners need, and none enjoy an outing more than Ibey Where human lives are at stake none but Ibe most competent mechanics should be put in charge of machinery around mines. Men Ignorant of their duly as an engineer should not be left in charge of ao engine, and criminal carelessness in that line should not be overlooked by the State Mine Inspector if his authority extends that Sold by George King. St Charles, Ky., Crabtreo Coal Mining Company. Ilsley Kentucky, Capital Stock Paid In, Surplus Fund NATIONAL FAMILY 150,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN $20,000. 1867. NEWSPAPER Furnished by Special Correspondents at the Front. JNO. G.MORTON, of a bank account It is not to business men we are talking tbey know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women There's safety if the bank is a good one. There's convenience-th- e money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket. Thr advantages are numerous. BANKER. The New York Weekly Tribune Will contain all important war news of the daily edition. Special dispatches up to the hour of publication. Careful attention will be givon to Farm and Family Topics, Foreign Correspondence, Market Reports, and all general news of the World and Nation. We furnish the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIUUNE and your favorite home paper, THE BEE, J. E. Brown. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. For years and years the people have never seen one. They will be given an opportunity to witness one of genuine article next week at the Teachers' Institute. Supt. Gardner is now arranging for a match among the teachers, and the public will be given notice of it through the columns of the Times. If it can be so arranged he will also had an One of the important measures spelling bee. The Bowling Green that will be handled when Congress Times. Mrs. B. F. Boaz, of this city, reconvenes is a bill providing for raised a rose bush which proof a cable from has the construction duced flowers of two opposite colSan Francisco to Hawaii. The re- ors. The bush has a white and a sult must be favorable to the laying red rose which is very unusual. of the cable which will shorten the Mayfield Mirror. distance of our new possessions The Kentuckian is indebted to Mrs. J. T. Wall for samples of from days to seconds. figs raised on her By the annexation of the Ha- brother's place near Caledonia, waiian islands, vessels Trigg county. The tree this year bore a full crop and the fruit is which formerly flew the Hawaiian now ripening. Hopkinsville Kencolors, will be registered under the tuckian. This is no instars and stripes. The thrifty little city of Trenton considerable addition to our marine is enjoying a boom unprecedented interests which are destined now in its history. A number of new to very large growth, commensu- dwellings and business houses are erected there. Forbes & rise in value of $1,500, less his rate with the importance of the being Bro., have just closed a contract assessment, showed a net profit to nation. for remodeling and overhauling the him of $1,200 brought by a good Genl. Toral's plaintive admis- public school building and also the road. Good Roads. large business house soon to sion that when Santiago fell he occupied by Mctz and Layne, be Mannlngton News. the had not a General nor a Colonel Hopkinsville firm which is soon to Tbe tobacco and corn are now looking left who had escaped the American remove to Trenton New Era. very fine in this part of the county. fire is a great tribute, to American Mr and Mrs. Sim Lovelace are the hapboys who were arrested on The fine boy, shooting. 'And this fact seems to a charge of breaking open and py parents of a day last which arrived at week. robbing the postoffice were released their home one testify also of a greater power than meeting, conducted by A protracted American arms that has marched Saturday on account of no govern- Revs. Moore and Fincb, will begin at Old ment official arriving to take charge before our Army and Navy in all of them. A detective was here Rock Spring next Sunday night. ball ground last SunWhile at the battles of this glorious war. Monday and made some investi- day, near tbe Price J. C. Liffoon and Red Hill, gation of the matter and left with- Henry Curtis engaged in a fight, Thanks to the prompt and out giving out any information which resulted in Laffoon making a very work of our national health concerning the matter, and no one ugly gash over Curtis' eye. of near Mr, Charlie Pollard authorities, it is now announced knows what steps will be taken by Mannington, took in Ibe and wife, Pleasant picnic at the government authorities. Hill Saturday. Charlie, the next lime you that, so far as known, there is not Herald. attend a picnic do not make so many misa single case of yellow fever in the Mr. John Billiard, secretary and takes and when you go home, be careful Of the twenty-fou- r treasurer of the Hopkinsville To- what you say about your friends. United States. Tbe picnic at Pleasant Hill Saturday cases that were handled at bacco Manufacturing Company, was a decided success. Only one little McHenry and Eucutta, Miss., the estimates that it will cost the com- skirmish took place during tbe entire day, last case has been discharged and pany $10,000 more to operate and everybody bad a delightful time. under the new revenue law than Mr Jessie Dickerson, of Teonesse, is the danger seems past. before the law went into effect. visiting Mrs. Sallie Dickerson, of this city. company is Mr. Leo Price will begin bis first school August 29th is the date for the The difficulty the still selling withentire output of at Parker's school bouse, tbe first Monday out Republican delegate convention to the plant. New Era. in August. be held at Hawesville for the purMiss Maggie spending the Whither has the sparrow drifted? with her uncle,Oales isesse Oldham. week Mr, pose of nominating a candidate for We used to have thousands of The only two candi- these busy little creatures about ingMiss Eflie Brasher who has been visit' Congress. her sister at Mannington, has returned dates yet announced have their us, but now they have almost dis- to her home in Slaughtersvill?, but will be They inhabited the be back in a tew days. official announcements at the mast appeared. streets by the hundreds, and the Miss liessle Oldbam is visiting her grand head of The Bee editorial columns large maple and sycamore trees mother, near Nortonville, this week, and are hustling for the favors of about the city were literally Mr Jackson Fox will begin bis school at the Republicans of the district. crowded by tlicm, out now few can Bailey's school house in a short time. Dump. Success to Tub Ueb. be found. If you observe you will West Philadelphia has a girl find that these little creatures have Iron Hill. She recently made a wager with her fath- left us, and by the pessimists it is H. Ueard and family returned to er, a builder for thirty years, that she hoped for some time to come. their home in Paducah Monday. could beat him in lopping off a chimney. Uniontown Telegram. Mrs Sarab Kemp is no better, won tbe wager all right. Tbe girl was She Yesterday afternoon, two robbers G. D Kemp went to Marion Friday. educated in a manual training school entered the residence of Emi Sherman Towery, of Griswell, was here Exchange. Braiin, near the Reinecke coa Friday That girl is as near a "brick" as mine, and secured a fine gold J. II. Travis has tbe malarial fever. one of the gentle sex will ever be- watch. There was no one at I A. Sullivan has returned borne, come. She seems to "top"-ove- r R E. Towery has a very sore hand. home, but a little colored girl. Old Frihnd. her father as a mason and a hod Therobbers who were two white men, whom the girl failed to recogOf course the old man The top price of the season was fellow. nize, pulled a pistol on the servant reached yesterday when Mr. H. H. over his defeat. feels mortar-fieand compelled her to keep quiet. Abernathy sold for a Graves county The bloodhound was taken to the patron a hogshead of fine leaf for Among other new duties cut out scene of bold robbery, but up to for Uncle Sam by the exegencies the hour of going to press, no clew $17 50 per hundred. The sale was grown in Graves county and was a of the present war and he isn't had been struck. type in great demand. Hopkins shirking aiiy duty he will take a Mail. ville New Era. home-crown fifty-thre- e effi-cie- Every $100 of American will buy 285 of the money of the republic of Guatemala, where the government does not pay its debts nor the salaries of its employes. By compansou, what a blessed thing it is to live in a country that keeps its credit up and its dollars at par. of the city have heard of "Ciphergold ing Matches" but many of them Tom Spencer and Brakeman Walton will move their families to Howell this week. Conductor Ed Beat now has tbe south end local run and will move bis family to Hopkinsville. Dispatcher Wooldndge Is sojourning at some watering place on account of ill health. The breaking into a car loaded with melons one day last week has caused suspicion to rest on some parties here. Operators C. . Martin and Charley Etheridge are located at Cbickamauga drilling and getting ready for service. The harlington operators now bae cable connections with tbe outside world, as a cable was run into tbe office last week. q Conductor Leahy had tbe misfortune last Saturday night to have bis bouse and contents burned at Howell, and it is supposed to be tbe work of an incendiary. Added $1,200 to its Value. Tilman Etheridge, over In a paper read before the Mans- several western stalesafter traveling bere. is again back field, O., Ljceum, by Mr. G. A. He don't like the Wrst very well, and we Clugston, he tells of a tarmer who suppose he will go back railroading. was bitterly opposed to improving Brakeman Daniel who received severe the pike before his farm. When injuries several months ago, is able to be the work was decided upon, he up and bobble around on crutches, but be will be cripple for life since a endeavored to sell nis eighty acres of the bonea of one leg was taken nut.portion for $2,500, intending to move west of Mike Tbe but no one wanted a farm on the, Taylor many friends to learn ofBohan and Myers regret the serious then, mud road. He paid his first mistake they made and which caused their instalment and before the second suspension for tbe present, and we bope one was due had sold enough wood tbe company can soon see their way clear and timber, which he could not sell to put Item back to work. Tbe total railroad mileage of America, before, to pay one third of his as229,601 miles. sessment, and he had refused an North and South, is in tbe United Of this 180,891 miles aro Slates This alone. Tbe total mileage of tbe world is offer of $4,000 for his farm. 434.395- MADISONVlLLe, - KENTUCKY BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $1.25. OMAHA EXPOSITION, Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, June 1st to October 31st. THE ORANDEST EXPOSITION far Se-br- Out ot tbe earnings of the Louisville and Nashville railroad company for the fiscal year ending Junejo, 1897, tbe company appropriated $500,000 for air brakes and couplers on freight equipment (completing tbe requirements of the Interstate Commerce Commission), $300,000 for new rolling stock and $248,000 for the reduction of grades. Tbey have restored tbe wages of employes to tbe old schedule and tbe next thing will resume payments of dividends so long suspended. It is seldom the case now that you hear of trainmen losing out on account of too liberal use of intoxicants, yet it is an evident fact that railroad companies are now exercising strict discipline along that line, and therefore tbe men who drink to excess must look elsewhere for work Some object lessons were given the men on tbis division last week when a conductor and brakeman were given their walking papers for making themselves obnoxious by the use ot liquor. These were good business men when sober yet to trust a train to their care when drinking was considered too dangerous. Their downfall should be a warning to others to let tbe cup alone. brick-laye- r. I d Twice-a-Wee- k through the winter? If so, we are sure It quieted your cough, healed the rawness in your throat, Increased your weight, gave you more color, and made you feel better In every way. But perhaps your cough has come back again, or you are getting a little thin and pale. Then, why not continue the same helpful remedy right through the summer? It will do you as much good as when the weather is cold. Its persistent use will certainly give you a better appetite and a stronger digestion. It will cure your Mlt weak throat and heal your inflamed lungs. It will cure every.case of consumption, when a cure is possible. Don't be persuaded to take something they say is just available. to tbe sea is in course A railway as good. struction and probably finishde Consul-Genera- Scott's Emulsion Did You Takm m After long and patient suffering. Simeon Roberts has departed this life. For more than a score ot yrars be has been off and on an emyloye of tbe bt Uernard s. Coal Company and was regarded by them His last as among tbe most faithful steady employment was that of engineer at tbe fan house, near Arnold mines. hince tbe fan was moved to a point near No. 9 engine bouse. His health has been so poor of late that he has been able to work but little. He followed coal mining until bis beallb gave way, and be was forced to HOWARD ELLIOTT, L. W. WAKELEV, He bore a good rep abandon mine labor Gen'l ran. Agt. utation, and will bs missed by a host of General Manager. friends. St Louis, Mo. There came near being a serious accident at the Monarch mines one day last week, ' I 'W and so far as we have been able to learn. The engineer Ibe facts are as follows was lowering the men down in the mine on the cage ond when two trip had been ivg wain u nun in every iucii- made he was called away, and asked W ity to act as private Detective Experience under instructions F. Anderson, one of the managers, to lower tbe cage once, which he did, but before unnecessary, nuuress, degoing far he discovered tbtt they were : DETECTIVE lACENCY, scending at rather a perilous speed and at Nashville, Tenn. once applied tbe brake, which had no ef fect, and when too late, no discovered mat be failed to reverse the engine, which re sulted in several of the men being stove up by tbe sudden stop. unless you need them, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by reRegarding tbe reported deal by capitalsponsible druggists. We keep only ists in Ibe Jellico coal region of Tennessee the best. That Is the great disand Kentucky, tbe Manufacturer's Record tinction to be looked for when the source that tbe has It from a time comes that you need them only connection that Englishmen bave with Nowhere else wilt you find so comit is Ibeir willingness to lend tbe money plete a stock. A good time to begin necessary to complete it. The Southern that spring medicine. Jellico Coal Co., as the new organization will be known, is a Tennesseee corporation, ST. BERNARD DRLQ STORE, officered and owned by Americans, some URYAN IIOPPIIR, Minster. of whom are citizens of Massachusetts and of Maryland, Tennessee, Florida ethers BO YEARS' and Kentucky. Not a foreigner is in tbe EXPERIENCE company. For three years and more efforts bave been made to Ret tbe different companies operating in the region to agree upon the With price at which Ibey would sell out one or two exceptions all have now signed their contract or agreement to transfer their properties to the new company about TrtADt Marks Designs October 1 next. While these negotiations Copyright Ac bave been in progress, one of the principal Mid description may Anvono aendlnir a eketch promoters of the plan has succeeded in obluleklr ascertain our opinion free wneinar an InTonOon H probably patentable. Communlca-tlon- a taining in England a loan of $4,000,000 for strictly conOdentlal. llandbookonl'atenu twenty-fiv- e years, and this money will go ent free. Oldost aitenry for securmspatanta. 1'atenU taken luruuKU .luiiu cs vv to pay off tbe balance ot the purchase price OS and for the improvements contemplated It is expected that tbe consolidation will go a long way toward checking cutting in A handiomely Illustrated weeklr. Jnrest ejr. tbe prices and preventing almost continual dilation of any sclentlBo Journal. Terms, 13 a vear i four months, IL Bold by all nowsdealera, strife among miners. Tbe properties to be consolidated embrace Ibe operators in KenHUNN&Co.3B'B'Md'"'' New York tucky to and through the Jellico, Coal Branch Offlco, C5 IP BU Wuhlngton, D. V. creek, Poplar creek and Oliver Springs districts In Tennessee. Coil In the Phllllplnei ! E. S. Pratt at Singapore has gathered a number of interesting facts regarding coal in the Pbillipines. On tbe small Island of Batan, to Ibe southeast of Luzon, just through the Straits of San Bernadino there are extensive coal deposits, now worked by Messrs. Gill Hermanos, of Virao Island at Catanduanes. This coal is used by their own steamer, Josefa Goro-nplying around tbe coast of Catanduanes and occasionally coming to Manila with hemp, and also by other local steamers. Tbe mine is called Visaya, and slocks of coal are generally on the beach. There is a safe anchorage for vessels close by durIn the southing tbe northeast monsoon. west monsoon vessels can anchor anywhere Tbe coal is not equal to in smooth water Japanese, but is good enough for an emergency and easily obtainable. The mines are situated in latitude 13d 15m north, 1300" (Meridian of San Fernando) ap 16 m east proximately Other extensive coal mines are also be- 2 THROUGH ing worked In tbe village of Composlela, VESTIBULE!) close to tbe city of Cebu. This coal is of TRAINSDAILY 1 CARS FROM 1 superior quality and stocks are always (except World's Fair) ever planned in the United States. Located within cheap and quick access of the entire Missouri and Mississippi Valleys, at your own doors. Through tickets beyond Omaha allow stop-overReduced excursion rates to Omaha. Take the Burlington Route, the old and firmly established line to and through Omaha in any direction. 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We will give to the subscribers of THE TWICE-A-WEEREPUBLIC, ps a special inducement, the new and superb FOR K REPUBLIC SUNDAY, MAGAZINE 52 complete numbers, 18 pages of the choicest illustrations and miscellaneous reading that money can buy. TIic Regular Price of This One Paper Is $1.25 a Yerl We offer both publications REPUBLIC, THE AM T ff4 which alone is $1.00 a year and TWICE-A-WEEK THE SUNDAY which alone is HAGAZINE, 1.25 a year, for Vlliix y rA UJliUU FOR BOTH, A YEAR o, not lose sight of this splendid offer. Orders to Address all When you renew your subscription do THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis, Mo. " ?! " j mmMamm AlifiJUflH O.tl.niLl.HAN.G.S.A NASrrVILLE.TfNN. WILLARD HOTEL W. S. MILLER, Jr., Manager. NASHVILLE Scott All Druggists, joe. and & Bowmk, Chemist, N, Y. $1. of con by this Several government and English time. steamers bave coaled there already. MHICAGO. F.P.TJEfFRIES.O.P.A EVArttVILU.IND. IeBAUS asaBHS HEWORLEANS BEST $2 and $2.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. I iilirlte,!!, - .u: m "- - wi'J KZZZSS wxM&tmKBa I W ' r& H ''t, ! SJ xAi. m If.. IU " I J' re I O ' Still They Come. It has discovered concluur (Jolofed (Mfi?ens. sively by been Gorman, Kentucky H. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. State Entomologist and Botanist, Brown, on 20th, a baby girl. All communications and Benefit of Widows and Orphans, All parties thedoing finely. mitten ol newt per that earthworms are a source of arc (lining to tills column should be addressed to Geo. ALixandek, Earliniton, Kt. Tuesday, August 2nd. gapes in poultry. The experiments Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. N. 3iriustrjj toe tirjrtoc." have covered the springs of 1897 "i3u The members of St. Bernard Black, of Henderson, on the 19th, A A. Bailev. has Our old friend, Prof. and 1898. Chicks fed on earth a fine boy. The Bee extends con- been tendered the principalsblp of the Lodge, No. 240, I. O. O. F., worms have died with gapes while gratulations to school Black, Ky., will give an ice cream LOCAL NEWS. and will forward a copy of Mother Sanford McNary met with a serious ac- those fed otherwise have escaped supper on Tuesday, August 2nd, 5 )TW L. Tuesday morning while atfor the benefit of the widows and uoose Melodies at an early date. cident early beat bis way on a freight train. the disease entirely. tempting to orphans. Both legs were broken near his hips, and Card of Thanks. Just dow when everybody sweats While Wharfinaster John D. Further particulars of this laudhad to be amputated, causing his death at ) s are beginning, And Clark was asleep Monday night about coon on the same day. able undertaking will be announced Editor Bee: The soul who gets Please allow us through the Mr. and Mrs Manuel Martin have the burglars entered his house, and An outing has his inning. through The Bee when they have columns of your valuable paper to sympathy of the entire community in tie after chloroforming him and his L A. W Bulletin. been arranged. return our thanks to the good peo- loss ol tueir;nttle cbild, that died last Fri- watchdog, stole a considerable THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF RfiS ple of the thriving town of Earling-to- day. Snnford AlcNary. sum of money, a valuable gold is duo not only to tho originality M. Cain, of Mortons Gap, was and The Baptist convention promises to be of watch and Masonic emblem, and simplicity of for their kindness toward us in the city Monday. Sanford McNary, a colored man, tho combination, but also unusual importance as tho delegates come made their escape. to tho caro nnd skill with which it Is about 24 years old, was run over during our stay among them. May in. The convention convenes today manufactured by scientific processes Mrs. W. G. Bramham spent by train No. 57 at Hanson Monday the richest blessings ol our Father The Third District conference, to which Clarance Vinegar, colored, was known to tho California Fio Syrup Sunday with her parents here. night and sustained injuries from be with this people. Truly, Miss Ella Hawkins and Rev. T. II. Lee & Stevens, hanged at Georgetown Monday for Co. only, nnd wo wish to impress upon which he died here the following were delegates, held one of Ibe Evangelists. best sessions of its existence, last week. He had been in jail nil tho importance of purchasing tho MissGoochic Payne, of Ncbo, day at noon. true nnd original remedy. As tho As usual, Earlington played a conspicuous fifteen months and was a most genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured is visiting friends here this week. The main facts in the case seem part. For further particulars see Miss tractable prisoner, and except rioved Out. his by the California Fio Srnur Co. to be as follows' He and two comEd Scruggs, night yardmaster, Delegate. crime had always borne a good only, a knowledge of that fact will Miss Cornelia Doyal, of Scbrcc, panions were on their way here The excursion season is here, and do He met his fate fear- assist ono in avoiding tho worthless" is visiting friends here this week. from Washington, Ind., and had has moved his household goods to what you will and may they will come and reputation. as Madisonville where it is presumed go, but last Sunday's excursion willed and lessly, and died in thirteen min- imitations manufactured by other made their way safely as far Tho high standing of tho Caliutes. Miss Edna Moore, of Sprir iield, Hanson and all attempted to board he will make his future home. His mayed, but didn I go. fornia Fio Svrup Co. with tho mediwhich passes that family is sojourning in the mounttrain No. 57, Tcnn., is visiting Mrs. C. II. Miss Ella Hawkins has captured the tho The average price received by cal profession, and Syrup satisfaction which tho genuine point about midnight. His com- ains on the Upper Cumberland, on prize as assistant teacher in our public of Figs has farmers and planters for the 1897 given to millions of families, makes school. rades 'succeeded in catching on, account of Mrs. Scrugg's health. Miss Laura Ligon is visiting her per tho namo of tho Company a guaranty A joke was played off on a preacher last wheat crop was 80.8 cents but Sanford was not so fortunate. Speaking at Dixon. brother, Rev. J. W. Ligon, at week by running some of his seed thongbts bushel, according to Henry Clews. of tho excellence of its remedy. It is He was hanging on the side of a The lowest average price during far in advance of all other laxatives, Trenton. Hon. Geo. W. Jolly, Republi- in the column. car and was knocked off by strikas it acts on tho kidneys, liver and Geo. Coffee, of Louisville, was in town the past seven years was 49 1 cents. ing a cattle guard which threw him can candidate for Congress in the bowels without irritating or weakenMiss Ncvcltnc Morton, of Second district,will speak at Dixon Monday. beunder the train with his legs ing them, and it spent Sunday with Miss The best prices received by our nauseate. In orderdocs not gripe nor Geo. neath the wheels, several cars and on Monday, August 1, at 1 o'clock out on Miller, who has been very sick, was to get its beneficial Sue R. Burr. the streets Tuesday. tanners tor corn since 1000 was' effects, plcape remember tho name of the caboose passed over him. A p. m. during 1894 when the average price tho Company Mrs. Ella Alexander is sick. brakeman witnessed the affair and Col. Robert Wood is "having" Miss Lucia McEuen, of Nashthe train was stopped and the the water main over the railroad Edward Robertson died at Madisonville to them was 45.7 cents per bushel. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ville, Tcnn., is the guest of Miss The lowest average during the wounded man was put in the ca- extended as far up as the Fox resi- last Sunday SAX FRANCISCO, CL Susan Atkinson. seven years was 21.5 cents in 1896. LOUISVILLE, Kt. Mrs. Mary Kewan is very sick. NEW TOIIK, N.T. boose and brought to this place. dence. Under his personal superMedical aid was promptly rendered vision, hydrants arc being put in Who will deliver the welcome address to Miss Lclia Dean is the guest of by Drs. Chattcn and Mothershead. at the residences in that quarter. the visitors tonight? Miss Ray Prat her in Slaughters- Both legs were amputated, but his When it comes to laying water Mrs. Emma Christian is yet on the sickville, this week. injuries were so serious that death lines, constructing bridges, or list. ensued at noon. grading a highway, Col. Wood is Mr. Moses Granger has opened a res Misses Sallie Colbert and Nellie parlor on Clark He was well known here, having as much in his native clement as a taurant and Sullivan returned Sunday from a street. Call to see bim. passed the greater part of his life THE. in a visit to Evansvillc. The outlook for Atkinson College is in this city. His death is another protest against the reprehensible Annual Fair, Louisville Agricul- very bright. daughter of A practice of boardingmoving trains. Rev G. B. Walker was in Henderson tural and riechanical Assoc!, Mr. and Mrs. Louis McElvain last Sunday. His sad fate should warn all guilty died Monday night. ntlon, Colored. of this dangerous practice. mot Gum Dr. Otto's the above occasion the Il- pleasant and Spruce remedyBalsam the colds, For for coughs, reliable Miss Kate Chattcn and brother of A Camping Party. linois Central Railroad will sell croup, and all soreness25c. the throat, chest and and aud Wc. returned last week from a visit to for circulars CHENEY & CO , Toledo, O. round-tritickets to Louisville and lanes. barge bottles, Drug Store. A party of our citizens, consistV J. Sold by St. Bernard relatives in Providence. Very Nervous. Was Sold by Druggists, 75c. ing of Lee Oldham and family, J. return at one fare for the round Pills are tho best. Hall's "My daughter was afflicted with scrofula B. Wyatt and family, J. W. Day trip, tickets to be sold lrom August DR. L. D. Miss Maggie Barnctt and little and rheumatism and she was very nervous. and family and Chas. Robinson, iGth to 20th inclusive, limited to We read testimonials about Hood's Hence these Tears. sister, of Manitou, spent Sunday PRACTICE LIMITED TO August 22nd, 1895 for return. This and concluded to try it. After she arc outing this week at Dawson, DISEASES OF THE with the family of Mr. Clay Mr. Thomas Whitford was ob- bad taken four bottles ot this medicine she They left several days since taking will be a great meeting of the colserved wandering about our streets was cured of all these troubles," J. A. with them a tent, a month's pro- ored people and should be en- EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. a day or two since with his coun- Elliot, Shady, Tennessee. vision and a full supply of hunting couraged by them. 601 Upper First Street, Mr. Geo. Hooscr has vacated tenance extended to something Wc noticed and fishing tackle. EVANSVILLE, IND. Methodist Hill and taken up his like the longitude of a Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick headache, Notice. and among their supplies a basket of abode near the Catholic school wearing an air of general solemnity biliousness, indigestion. Price 35 cents. I wish to say to my friends in "fortified" pies and a house. Jf,tiM,rillMjl jM.d lii' qUti.iM which would benefit a crow at a jug marked conspicuously "Pepper Earjington and vicinity, that I am Postponed. general salesman and collector for Mr. Wallace Crenshaw moved funeral, and inquiring we learned B. F. Brieve, wife, son and their Sauce." Lee Oldham, who has Tuesday afternoon into his new that he had the day before pur- daughter, Mrs. Annie Carter, re- never been known to catch a fish the Jesse French Piano and Organ residence in the southern part ot chased a ham, which he had care- sponded to roll call before Judge as large as a pumpkin seed, took Company, and those who wish to ; fully calculated would last him a of what purchase goods in my line will make the city. Cowcll Tuesday evening, to answer individually a large supply week and had laid the same in his no mistake by seeing me and getold anglers term "land bait." smoke house without even locking to a variety of charges. It seems Miss Eula Richards, of li. Wyatt and J. W. Day, ting my terms and prices before J. is charged that a who has been the guest the door. During the night some- that Mrs. Carter neither of whom could hit a flock placing their orders elsewhere. one who docs not fear God, but day or two since, while "comin' of barns at close range, carried a I also do all kinds of repair work of Miss Lucilc Crenshaw, returned who certainly has a hankering for thro' the rye," she became too Winchester and a repeating shot on pianos and organs, and all work home this week. ham, entered the building and hilarious and Dock Griffin tried to gun. Charles Robinson was fully in this line will be appreciated a quietus upon her effervesA little child of Mr, and Mrs. spirited away the coveted swine put equipped with a flobert and a fish- and receive prompt attention. Very respectfully, Thursday and limb, not even leaving a greasy cence by placing her under arrest. ing tackle consisting of a twine Colby Brown died leaving the house with her E. Hibbs, was buried here Friday. The be- spot behind to indicate its late Upon Ior light and and a pin hook. her young brother apMadisonville, Ky. reaved parents have the sympathy presence, and poor Whitford who in charge, the scene fortified with wisdom he carried a volume as passed the night reveling in visions peared on of many friends. A DAY. large as Webster's Unabridged of country hams swimming in seas a pistol which carries a ball about Dictionary, entitled, The Rod and t Monday night John Hannahs of like a homeopathic pill twelve met eff Stevens and his brother at Mr. Chas. Curtis is astonishing of red gravy, awoke to find that his estimated by the Gun. They will come home next a church on Lost creek in Greenup balls by having it enveloped riches had taken wings, legs or other these medicalare them his house authority to be an week, and we expect to hear & 50 CENT BOTTLES. best in a coat of lead and oil. Mr. Will means of migration and flown, average dose for an adult. Dock telling what big fish they caught county, and an old quarrel was re- I 25 newed. Stevens followed Hannahs Sherrod is flourishing the brush walked or gone hence, and instead succeeded in capturing this ar- by using whales lor bait. M' 1' 1' w wm'ivwi"iri'fwvv'iw and struck him in the face with a I Sold byr St. Bernard Drug Store. of smacking his lips over hot biswith the air ot an 'old master." ; tillery, but the old man and his breaking his nose and cheek rock cuits, saturated with ruby hued His Tongue Rested Too. bone. Hannahs pulled a revolver gravy, he made a brief repast upon wife arrived as reinforcements Our enterprising townsman, II. Irrepressible Jack Day has just : equipped with pokers, shovels and and shot Stevens, killing him inC. Bourland, has purchased a por- weighty biscuits and a little aged Dock returned from a ten days' sojourn stantly. household utensils. No arrests have been con- butter accompanied by the most other tion of the "footstool," and from the in Dawson. Jack has been "on prudently withdrew DRUGGIST, templates erecting a couple of gloomy and melancholy thought bloody field, minus enough of his the lift" for some time past and made. houses thereon in the very near that he must observe an unwilling original skin to start a tanyard on thought a few daya rest and the Miss Mabel Martin, of SpringLent of several days duration. future. Dawson water would greatly bene- field, Tenn., is visiting Mrs. Will ST. CHARLES, a paying basis. fit his svstem. Wc missed him Robinson. Charges of divers kinds were Dr. O. W. Rash was married to Deals the Klondike. of absence as KENTUCKY. Monday night preferred against the belligerent during those days Miss Ella Waddill Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marysville, Tex one would miss the clapper from Mr. Andrew Clark, of Paducah, in Madisonville, and left Tuesday has found a more valuable discovery than powers and they "personally ap- a bell and the fact that he returned is visiting relatives here this week. Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. post as Sur- has vet been made in the Klondike. For peared" before his Honor, but morning for his new two weeks is conclusive proof aeony from con geon in the TJ. S. Army at New- vears he suffered untold bv hemorrhages; owing to the sickness of an import- in no one in that city asked his Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Miss snmnlion. accomnanied that Monroe. ant witness, the case was put off opinion on war, religion, politics, returned Lula Jordan, of Guthrie, port News or Fortress and was absolutely cured by Dr, King's home last Sunday morn-intNew Discovery for Consumption, Coughs until next Saturday. W. A. NISDEl , President grammar, after a pleasant visit to her natural philosophy, our young and Colds. He declares that gold is of We regret to state that O. W. WADDILL, Cashier rhetoric, logic, arithmetic, geome- sister, Mrs. J. E. Fawcett, of this Pills. little value in comparison with this marFree friend, Tom Long, is at present velous cure, would have if it cost n hundred try, music or astronomy or we city. Hopkins (Lourttu Send jour address to H. E. Ducklen & confined to his room with rheuma- dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and Chicago, and get a free sample box of would still be missing him. tism, with which he was suddenly all throat and lung affections are postively Co., King's New Life Pills. A trial will The yield of flax in this country Dr this year is very large. The presattacked a. few days since. Tom cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for convince you of their merits, These pills Knock-ulof Love. Case A St. Trial is a hustling young man and we Consumption. Store. bottles free at ent acreage shows a gain of 207,000 Zegular size 50CIS. are easy in action and are particularly Bernard Pat Gaines and Looniis Nelson, acres over last year. Like other effective in the cure of Constipation and see him again at the andji. Drug hope to soon Guaranteed to cure or price reFor Malaria and Liver shaded citizens of this place, had crops it is bountiful. Sick Headache. Madisonville, Ky. post of duty. funded trouble they have been proved invaluable. a social runture over a "cal." A They are guaranteed to be perfectly free set to followed in which the Mar The nastcr's Vineyard. Miss Lizzie Browning is visiting Gaptal Stock, - - - $50,000, Joseph Gough is adding a nice from every deleterious substance and to be Lee assisted by purely vegetable. They do not weaken by quis of Queensbury rules were set her aunt near Madisonville. hts residence which Rev. Joscphus front porch to Transacts a general banking business, giving tone to the Pat struck Loomis with their action, but and invites the accounts of the citizens of will greatly enhance the local Prof. S. M. Stevens closed Tues- stomach and bowels bygreatly invigorate the aside. sincerity that that genSlaton and children Hopkins and adjoining counties. Mrs. Jim scenery of that section. Messrs. day night a series of interesting system. Regular sire 25c. per box. Sold energetic Has the finest and most secure vault in tleman's hat was jarred off by the visited relatives in Madisonville Robinson and Jackson are the services at the General Baptist bp St. Bernard Druggist. bat section of Kentucky concussion. As he stooped to re- last week. and designers of the same. church in our city. Brother Lee builders cover his Sabbath headgear, he Old Cigars. A large mulberry tree about thirty is an evangelist, and is a forcible Misses Mamie Cormack and Cora also received a very forcible imgreatly retards the and able speaker. His chief aim feet distant We have just been shown some pression from Pat's No. 10. Just Minter, of Kansas City, Mo., who work. is to get sinners into the straight e cigars made by Robert Morgan are visiting relatives at Madisono and narrow way; allowing them Stevens in 1844 when in his eigh- at this juncture Officer Triple State Oil and Gas the option of joining any church teenth year. They are smaller took an 'active part and cast the ville, visited friends in this city The PAYS FOR THE Co., with a 6oo,ooo capital, is they wish. His meeting here has than the ordinary cigar and show meshes of the law over the parties. Tuesday. ready to begin operations in been well attended and his sermons pretty plainly that they were made Nelson was discharged Ly Judge now Mrs. R. V. Davis and daughter Martin. Pipes will at once be laid listened to with the closest atten bp one-- unaccostomed to the man Cowell, but Gaines was asked to are visiting relatives near Madi- Twice-a-Wee- k to convey oil to Huntington, W. tion. The Christian clement of ufacture of these articles, being donate $5 and incidentals. sonville. Va.. Ironton. Ohio, and Catletts- - our place have been grealty bene- made in boyish haste and indiffer: July Thus Far. bttrg; Ky. Reports from Beaver fitted. by his meeting. Our people ence. The. wrappers are laid on Gourier-Journ- al There is considerable complaint flattering. turned out regardless of denomina(or tho month of that wheat in the shocks is beginThe weather creek, Floyd county, are as young Stevens was a New wells arc being drilled and tion and assisted the brethren con- addicted to the use of his left hand. July, up to the 20th. has been ning to sprout. In some sections ONE WHOLE YEAR. tanks of thousands of gallons ca- duct the meeting. of these rather variegated. There has been not half of the crop has been He had just finished a lot Papers Sent as 0 inches of rainfall and threshed. Unless the weather set- 104 Six or Eight-Pag- e pacity are being erected. Tho singing, under the super- dears for his own use in the year 1 vision of Prof. Stevens was a pleas- 1844, whe"n he was taken sick and this amount has been meted out in tles it is feared that considerable Postpaid by Mail. Almost to frequency. damage will result. Hopkinsville Mr. J. B. Atkinson and wife left ant and effective part ol the soon after died. The cigars were showers of unusual Jor the East Tuesday morning. service. Brothers Stevens and kept by his sister, Miss Bettie The mercury has been very fluctu Independent. A DAILY RECORD to come; On the 2nd it registered While absent they will visit Mr. Lee take with them the good will Stevens, in whose possession they ating. 98, on the the 12th it marked 52, II. B. Hanson, at Saratoga Springs, of our people and the united wish now are. OF WAR NEWS, soil N. Y., and wiir also spend some for success in their field of labor. I They are in a fine state of pres- and on the iGth it attained 99, an has days with Mr. B. N. Farren at his Any place wishing revival ser- ervation and are doubtless the old- advance of 47 degrees in four days. The Por Infants and Children. the finest War News Seryice of any paper country residence at Montague vices would do well to invoke the est specimen of tobacco in the It is needless to remark that very Sonth or West. A. w. jacKson, aid of Rev. Lee and Prof. Stev Green River country. frost occurs in this country Tho Kind You Have Always Bought in the incomparable. AltIt is reliable, accuCity, Mass. Dr. The to- little other issues have rate, -when the thermometer is "standour former physician at Earling-to- ens. been subordinated to this one great feature bacco is Hopkins county producBoars the them at his new ing pat" at 100. thoroughly will entertain Subscribe at once and keep tion and was raised in the vicinity They Wish they Hadn't. posted. The oiler may be withdrawn in a Signature of home at Dorchester, Mass. Later of Providence church. Mrs. lennie E. Moore and her short time. The low price, DAY. Sheriff Hankins laid the iron sojourn at Ihe sea shore. they will grasp of tho law upon Jodie Rob- Viewed from a Point. daughter, Miss Celeste, returned " War Map Free. from an extended visit to Barnes-villerts and Jessie Clements Monday fr Cliff Mason, a young man of this Latest official indexed maps of Ga., last Thursday, accomspecial rooms and they now occupy place, thought the proper caper panied by Prof. J. E. Kemp and tho world, Cuba and Phillipine is for the purpose of placing a great newsThey are was in the county bastile. is first paper twice a week within the reach of the to tote a pistol, but subse boys in the early teens and are quent; events have caused him to family. The Professor, however, Islands for pocket use, issued by masses. night, the Chicago & Northwestern R'y, pursuing ways exceedingly devious. change his mind very materially left for the West Sunday arBY A SPECIAL ARRANGEHENT where he will spend the romaindcr free, for two cent stamp. A short time since they broke locks uoon the subject of "weepins." A of the summer. Kniskcrn, 22 Fifth aveW. B. off the company's farm gates, threw YOU CAN GET THE Every- for fine of $25 and a ten day's sojourn nue, Chicago, III. stones promiscuously about Willis in led the chateau de Hopkins has Closed. Out. Smith's house and indulged in a him to believe that he has paid as days are The assignee has closed out the Tho unrips cucumber on nana, come, full program ofyouthful cussedness, more than the commercial value and the Tub green apple is by the Drugstore business begins to bum, stock of wines assigned hence the sheriff's sudden descent for his whistle. Hereafter Mr. PUIH SOPH. upon the embryo brigands. They Mason will confine his shooting ex- Earlington Wine Company, which With paregoric in demand. consisted of several thousand will have from now untilourt conclusively to his mouth. of sweet and sour wines. The OUR GUARANTEE JIOO.OO IN OOLD. Both one year venes to meditate upon the error IGE CREAM SODA. pay grounds and fixtures remain to be We willeveryOno Hundred Dollars In Gold foe of their way. Ducklen's Arnica Salve. any aud Jsrxo. 13. cate of cougU aud colds nhert 110 benefit Is derived from the use of Dr. Otto' The best Salve in the world for Cuts, disposed of yet. dog-daMc-Gar- y. Madi-sonville, threc-months-ol- d More Burglaries. Yesterday morning the good pcoyle of this place were startled to learn that sneak thieves had been getting in their work the night before. The boarding house of Dr. P. B. Davis was entered and two watches were taken. Mrs. Davis was awakened by the thief conducting an active search beneath her pillow. She raised an alarm and the thief fled. A search was instituted and two silver watches, one belonging to Dr. Davis the other to Wm. Hewlett, were missing. Nothing else was taken. Entrance was gained through a rear door. The thief had removed his shoes before entering and retreated quickly and almost noiselessly at the first cry. The hotel kept by Mr. DeVylder was also entered and the room of John Crowder, a painter, was in vaded. Mr. Crowder awoke and found the gentleman of thieving propensities investigating his pock ets. He vehemently protested against such conduct and the man ran out on a porch roof and leaped the ground. Crowder sustains a loss of 51 cents by the visit and will probably be able to continue business at the old stand, notwithstanding his heavy loss. The residence of Daniel Umstead was also visited and the fellow must have spent a good while investigating Mr. Umstcad's business as the whole place was found in confusion next morning. The floors were covered with the contents of the bureau and dresser There is moro Catarrh in this section of drawers and papers were sown Ibe country than all other diseases put broadcast about the rooms. Nothtogether, and until the last few yearn was It may Tor a great ing, however, is missing. supposed to be incurable many years doctors pronounced it a local be that the fellow merely wanted disease, and prescribed local treatment, to investigate Mr. Umstcad's busiScience has ness relations. pronounced it incurable. proven catarrh to be a constitutional disThis thing of thciving is getting ease, and therefore requires constiutional Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu- too common in this place and the treatment. factured by F J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, prompt application of some frigid Ohio, is the oly constitutional cure on the lead will be found a good means market. It is taken internally in doses Wc will cheerfully It acts of checking it. from 10 drops to a teaspooninl directly on the blood and mucous sm faces give these rascals obituary space of the system. They offer one hundred in good clear type at the top of Send column next to reading matter. dollars for any case it fails to cuir Address, testimonials A Decline In Beef. Moscow Croft is heroically trying to break the prevailing high cattle market. About two months since his riches were greatly increased by tho arrival of a small calf of the Taurus gender and Croft's heart beat with joy way up in the vicinity of his collar button as he contemplated that little bovine as a source of revenue. After a long and thorough study of the subject, Croft concluded that the call was not specially qualified for dairy purposes, but would pay bet ter as a beef venture and to this end he has devoted his time and energy. At first he allowed the calf half the milk, but minum taurus lost flesh, then-hallowed the cow and calf to run rogcther, but still it declined. A second cow was put in the lot and the calf got all the milk and the Crofts drank coffee and water, still the calf continued to fail. Two neighbors came to the rescue and contributed liberal quantities of milk each day. Meanwhile Croft taught the calf to eat and three times per day he gives it an adult dose of brat Hash, but in spite of all his efforts ti.o calf has fallen away until it is no thinner than circus lemonade and istcad of casting a shadow a brigl t spot accompanies it when the sua is shining. Local experts have figured out that the calf will totally days hence disappear twenty-seveand that event will terminate a milk and butter famine prevailing in Croft's neighborhood. e n ICE CREAM SUPPER Earl-ingto- "N mwkw par-tic- s. ' mmm n Mcrri-weatb- er wife-murde- r. - SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETIG tad-pol- e mud-puddl- e. p Great Hopkins County Fair, MADISONVILLE, KY., BROSE, Sarsap-arill- a Wool-dridg- c. rip-sa- three-gallo- n Dr. Ottcs Spruce CURES IIop-kinsvill- e, Gum Balsam YOUR COUGH IN AUGUST 24, 25, 26 and 27, 18Q8. and Saturday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday GEORGE KING, r, Conducted on a scale of magnitude never attempted by any other Fair in Western Kentucky. Sueceeds on its merits and growing in popularity and interest every year. ar Enterprising methods, honest representations, unusual entertainment, admirable facilities. hand-mad- 50 No Gamblim No Drunkenness-NMisconduct. A clean gathering; Recognized Western Kentucky. Prepare prepare exhibit some or of product of the your handiwork. left-hande- 93-10- clean management. the One Great Fair of CASTOR A Twice-a-Wee- k Courier-Journ- n, j j &x REMEMBER FREE CHILDREN'S Finc-anci- al e, 0c A YEAR l COOL... DRINKS five Gents. Twlcc-a-Wce- k Courier-Journ- al day of the Fair, Free Wednesday, the Children's Day. Special program their amusement. ranged advertised. thing gal-lo- Earlington "Bee," For only $1.25 OIFIOEFiS BOR Eir-2ctor--in.-CLii5- 1898: . NEW FOUNTAIN AT A wm fox's GROCERY. I Better Than A Klondike fJold Mine. Good health Is priceless when once lost. When you have a rilelit cold or couiru Invest J5cU a bottlo ot Dr. Otto's Spruce Uom Balsam, the returns are greater than a halt Interest lu an Alaska fold mine. asBoldcanuottuy lost health, liewaro ot a sllaht cold. Sold by St. Dornard Drug Store. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or Price 35c per box. For money refunded. Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Dr. Otto's Srruce Gum Kalsam is.1 scientific remedy based on modern discoveries and com. iwiuii.lc.l hv chemists of renown who hare ol veil throat and lung diseases allfcstudy, Ask yonr druggist to procure It for you it not in Stock, Hold T11 two sites, 2Ec and Cc. ftpruce Gum Ualsam. It contain nothing Injurious and la so pleasant to take. Ileware ol This is for cash subscriptions only, All Imltatlous. subscriptions under this offer must be sent Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. through the office of O. C. Glvenwi Pren't. 13. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. If your are not a subscriber The Bee, you should be. to The Bee, Earlington, Ky. K. K. Holeman( Soc ,F I. E. Laffoon, Vlce-Prow'- t. C T'cx---- t Tree. ?mvll9tlfr'fr't SjjP 'f'MMWIjp liKsasfv 'if'flMI "$: 5Cr T 1 Pl Wi!"""miwaMi Tf?77TK" piiiiiwwii)iypwijiwgiti": HIE SUNDAY SOgQWy Ten Cents. BUYS ANY OF OUR LESSON IV, THIRD QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, JULY 24. SUMMER DRESS GOODS. This Includes All of Our ImDorted Organdies, Worth A.11 NEW PATTERNS. MADISOIUVILLE, KENTUCKY, i2c. to 25c. ANDERSON & WALLER, wHHwutiirmmrfiiTKnimnirniginniiNHmnmin' GASTQRIA For Infants and Childron. iMIumB m ii mii.hi "' 'I' ', II' I" ' ' " CASTOR ' " "" The Kind You Have Always Bought g g JegelaUcTrcparahonrorAs-sUhllatlnLhcTwxlaridRcgula-iM- thcStoiaacus andBowcis of I Bears the Signature m mi miaifmro-PromotestJig&lion.Clccrful-ncssandBest-Contalns neither Not Nahcotic. Abe.Smna' JbdulUSJu- OtoiumlorphinC nor Mineral. of A All ltT nScfOU IkSQflZLLnZBHl - The Apcrfeclflcmcdy forConslipa-ft- o a , Sour,jS fotmch .Diarrhoea . Worms .Convulsions, Fever isli-ncandloss OF SLEEK ss fuv v Kind You Have Text of tho Lesson, I Klnl six, Memory Verses, Coltlca Text, Vt. zsztII, 7 Oomrucutaj? bj tbs IXev. V. 31. Strnruf. CopyTlglit, 1SS3, by D. M. Stearns. I. "Anil Aiiab told .Tozobel nil that Ell jah hntl dono nntl wltb.nl how ho had elnln nil tho iirophet" with tho sword." Tbat wna n record thnt would stir nil tho dovll tlutt wan In her Ihit sho was fast fllliug up thn iiicmuro of her Iniquity, nnd hor tiuio would soon bo over j then tbo outer darkness. It In good when husbands niil wires tell cocli other everything. Lot us ns bcllovers bo euro thnt wo tell Josus both wlint wo do and what wo tench (Mnrk vl, 80). 3. "So let tho gods do to mo, nnd inoro nlho, If I mnko not thy llfo ns tho life, of ono of them by tomorrow about this tlmo." Vnln thrent of n wloVod womBril For did sho not know thnt tho God of Elijah hnd eo securely bidden him for throo yonrs thnt ho could not bo found? But sho wns nngry now nnd stopped to think pf nothing but thoM'iigennco that wns In her heart ngnlust Qod nnd Ills servant. 3, "And wbon ho fin w that, ho nroso and wont for his llfo nnd enmo to Boorshoba, which bolongcth to Judnb, nnd left his f.orvnnttboro." Desiiorntopcoplonro soiuo-timpermitted to do dosiicrato things, nnd It might have been ery unwlso to Imvo remained within roach of such n ono. When they persecute you In ono city, it It sometimes right to lleo to another. Vet In this enso It looks ns If Jczobcl nnd her thrent enmo for tho tlmo between Elijah nnd his God. Now, O Lord, tnko 4, "It Is enough. nwny my llfo, for I mil not better than my fntheral" This was his prayer to God, ns having l! ono n day's journey Into tho wilderness bo snt down under n junlpor trco nnd wished ho wns dead. Vet this Is tho snmo man who stood boforo nil Israel on Cnrmel In tho nnmoof tho Lord. Thou ho stood with God nnd for God, and thought not of himself, but now bo considers himself nnd sees thnt ho Is no bettor than Ills fathers. Ills mind Is not staid upon God. Ho Is considering feelings and circumstances, nnd God Is not ruling In hhn. fi. "And os ho lay nnd slept under n juniper tree, behold, then an nngol touched him nnd snld unto him, Arlso and oat." Ho wns weary nnd needed rest, and God gnvo it to him. It Is wonderful how differently things appear when wo havo beon refreshed by sleep. Wo nro often llko fretful childron who do neat know what alls them, but inotbor knows that It Is tlino thoy weronslocp. Ho glvotb to Tils beloved In sleep. 0. "And bo looked, and, behold, thoro wns n cako bnkcu on tho coals nnd n cruso of Mater nt his hend. And ho did cat and drink nnd laid hhn down again." God raw that Ills child was hungry as well ns weary. A littlo sleep quieted and prepared tho Ixxly to recelvo tho food which nn nngel had prepared, nnd without seeming to count It nt nil strnngo to bo thus provided for ho cnts nnd drinks nnd sloops l: 1ST RFRNARfl MAI MMPANV I I, dress r vi. ubiiiiniiu uuniss uuilll nil I. up. and Shippers (QJ AND COKE. a fop, but Don't INCORPORATED. Young man, "be Miners of I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, A. M. r look well dressed. 2f . P jj, S- - 5 T. HESSER, Hauser Building, Wholesale Agent -JOHN 85. Hartford Building, Chicago, BRIDGMAN, Room 111. R. G. ROUSE. Manager. Palmer House. Brnadwav. I P.iilueah. J Tennessee. Kentucky. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind W'- - CAKROLL, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street.' Nashville. ' - Branch Offices. , i s J Our Tailor Made Clothing is well and artistically made. We have stacks of samples. Genuine goods at reasonable prices. j& & St. Bernard Gen'l Store. ou Are Going North, !X 4- St. Louis, Mo.; J. VV. S - 5 p If You Are Going South, s THE FAMAUS ND. s 1 B CDAU I I I If You Are Going East, If You Are Going West; PURCHASE TICKETS VIA THt For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating' Screens and Picking1 Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE LOUIBVIltt AND A NAIHVIIIC R. R. i I jj Market. .. BO SJCCURa BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS HND FURNHBES. Why buy Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- d fi fi fi of Safety, TheMaximum of Speed, fiu?Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. The Maximum .jJUtesTlme and all other Informatloa will bejcheerfully furnished by I S Jr cTpatmouc'o. Orb? P. A., ' Locumiz,Kr. W. W. ETHRIDGE Agent. nnd said, Arlso nnd cnt, becnuso tho Jour-no- y Is too great for thec." How wonderfully ministered unto Is this poor, weak NT3W "YORK. child of God, who Is so discouraged and wants to die, littlo thinking that ho Is Dover to dlo, but bo gloriously received up when his work Is donol Every child of God Is just as well cared for. Father, Son nnd Holy Spirit nnd tho angels nro all copyorwHAEPEn. ministering unto us. H. "And ho nrosc nnd did cat nnd drink THC CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. and 'went in tbo strength of that meat 10 days nnd 40 nights untollorob, tho mount of God." Tho Lord Jehovah is our strength nnd four. Jesus Himself is tho truo bread from heaven. When It Is our meat, ns it wns His to do tho Father's will, wo can go -In that strength of that meat to our jour-noy- 's end. Wo do not llvo by bread alone, but by ovcry word of God. Pooular Proprietary 0. "What docst thou hero, Elijah?" This Is tho word of tbo Lord to him as ho lodges Medicine Sold at Retail In n envo nt Horob. It Is a good word of for Five Cents a Package tho Lord to us at all times, and happy Is It for us If wo aro novcr found whore Ho the first experimental has not sent us. Hotter still If wo can say step in a direction that truthfully, "Lord, I am on Thy business, for Thou didst send mo." may lead to a revolution 10. "And ho said, I hnvo been very Jealin the trade. ous for tho Ixjrd God of Hosts." Then ho tolls what tho Lord well know about IsA New York company of manufaeturlw: rJicmlits.tlio Rlpana Clirmlcal Company, placed upon tbe market about live jcarn o..a medicinal tablet or "labiile" romiwfMt rael's eIiis, but adds thnt ho is tho only of comur csied powdered preparations of ci rtaln medicinal drum wlilcli liari lieen uirer prophet living, and his llfo Is In danger. talned To l of more ceneral use omuuir medical men than nny other, lor Hie rurc oral man ns ham Ihelr orlmn In nn Impaired ingestion or leslatlonnf such Ills common to What God Mould do if ho should bo killed capacity for aMlmllallng f.xxl.olwoibliiB nourHliment and rliiiilnaiiiiK aH e. weake- -i nearly eiery ho does not daro to hint, but bo evidently Theca.louet ilia Inoludeil umlcr 11.1a liead U said to Include pretty their fin nil mil tbo physician Is called upon to prescrllie. In preparing dtseaf ir which thinks tho Lord's cnuso Is in great peril. rliiclpw remedy for the acceptance of the American people the company laid down the pre Krade. oieil should!) orerythlnir II, -. Ho Is told to stand on tho mount that protected asentering Into the packet Intact andof tha highest throughand M txinidrd any unimpaired to retain IU iuulltles and beforo tho Lord, nnd, Ijchold, tho Lard lapse of time In any climate. Only I he choicest drug should bo used, Ihelr preiarallon passed by. Thoro was n mighty wind, should be In accordance with the latent perfected methods of modem science, tin tuLiilea packed In class, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Men the corks then nn earthquake then n fire, but tho used hare been of a grade no high In Its requirements that no inanufactiirer of these more thin n email proportion from his output that stoppers could supply erery-daLord was not in cither of thorn. Then would meet the exacting specifications. The lam vials were In turn packed In lioxea of thoro was n still, small voice. How slow equality not surpassed In beauty and perfection of workmanship l) those used by the dealers In Jewels and ornnmentsnfKold. llATlngMt Ihelr Idehstandard, most fastidious wo aro to learn thnt God often works In the proprietors resorted to andnererconscntlneto Tary from it, known, nnd soyen hundred the accepted modern tho most unlikely wnys and through most thousand dollars In methods of miking their commodity rested within fire years In newspaper advertising has Informod every American iltlun unlikely people tho still, small voloo concerning tn superior and surprising nullities of Illpana Tabules. rather than thostonu or earthquake or lira Being thoughtful nnd painstaking oluwners of the changed conditions that swrrp oyer the romnierclil world, nnd cartful to nolo every circumstance having a bearing 13, 14. To tho repented quostlon, "What upon tho successful prosecution of their trade, tho managers of the company have noted every article that doest thou hero, Klljahr" nfter all that for Is a present that there approaches nnInsistent demand for n loner p'lee Although requiring the universal use, and that the peile. reaches or great object lesson, bo gives tho snino reply being called best of everything, resent unnecessary upon In pay heavy percentages for superfluous protection against deterioration that mlcht re wrapping and pocking or ns liefore, Indicating thnt bo was so suit In .years, but Is needless In tho caio of n purr ha so Intended to I consumed In a with himself nnd his champion-fhl- p week. It has also beendlseorerrd, and proved by the testo tlmeand actual experience, to Ions of tho for God that tho lesson was lost upon that these Tabulca do not havemighttendency havn been qualities or diminution of ex oxpected, Inasmuch as, under exposure that nt first reliance from him. It Is truo that bo did not know till favorable conditions, those that havolaln loose lnadrawes,n trnvellng Itag or pocket for several weeks or months aro found to be practically as fresh and as efficacious as God told him (vorso IB) that thero woro ever 7,000 still, smnll voices for God who had Acting upon these suggestions, nnd noting particularly tha unimpaired prosperity of croat newspapers now sold for a cent Instead of the old rate of five limes that amount, not bowed to Hnal, but ho did not know, and the general tendency In nil directions toward low rates nnd Increased sales, tho for Obmllnh had told blm (chapter zvlll, company have entered upon tho experiment of putting up lllpansTolmles In pasteboard cartons, which they will offer to tho trado upon terms which will permit of a package. 1U) thnt thero wcro 100 whom ObadlsJl lielngsoldby the druggist or storekerprrntaiirleo lower than ever liefore adopted for himself had cared for. a proprietary medicine FUT. CF..ST8 ten tabules, or doses, for one half n cent each. company will not discontinue the manufacture nnd sale In the form vt Ith which The IB, 10. Ho Is told to return and anoint a the people have learned to know and value tho Hlpans Tabules, but will offer t he cheaper king ocv Hyrht and n king over Israel, the lienefltnf such r.s miydeslre them. It should lxplaluly sort experlmentally-f- nr the quality of the medicine. Is Idcntlcalln both sorts, the only dlffereneit understood that nnd tho Lord adds, "Eltghn, tho eon of being In the form and comparative cost of pocking or putting up. Thoflveent packages are not yet to be had of all dealers, although It Is probablo that almost any drugShaphnt, of shnlt thou gist will obtain a supply when requested by n customer fo do so t but In any case n single anoint to bo prophet In thy room," Whan carton, containing ten tabules, will lie aent.postage paid, to any address for five rents In stamps, forwarded to the Illpans Chemical Co., No. 10 Spruce m., New York. Until tho any worker with God gots so eialtod In goods aro thoroughly Introduced to the trade, ngents and peddlers will lie supplied at a bis own oitlmntlon that bo thinks himself margin of front, vlr t I dozen cartons for 40 cents. rirlce which will allow them a fair gross (7J0 cartons) for $20.52. 23 gross (3,CU) cartons) for (III cartons) fort! 32. 8 tbo only ono capable of doing tho work, it 1 mi. C44U wun tno oraer in every case is then tlmo to appoint his suocossor In. ofllco. God will uso nny vessel will mk Ing to bo usod by Him and tothat laglory, Ilia but when tho vossol boglns to think itsoll Important It la tlmo to break It or eot It nsldo. Although Paul wrought mora than AAAMULAA luUAAAAMUAi others, bo said, "Not I, but tho graco of Breckinridge Casi tleiuan. I God which was with mo" (I Cor. xv, 10). Arthur fi. Laniihati', lehnB. Castlcaiaa, John tbo Baptist Insisted tbat ho was only n voice Our Lord Josus rnado Himself ol no reputation, but emptied Himself oven unto death. May wo, llko Elijah In chapI ter xvil, 1, remember that It la tho living God beforo whom wo etand, and that Ho la wall able to maintain His causo without nny help of ours. May wo rejolco to eay with 1'aul, "Whoso I am and whom 2 The Largest Fire Insurance Company in llic World. serve," holding ourselves roady for nny manner of service, wholly nt Ilia com mnndment (I Chron. zxvlll, 81); and, Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky. llko Ellsba, faithfully doing ordinary "Docs the Largest Business in the Southern Slates. work, yet roady for any call from Him. If Ho ecos us faithful and ready, Ho will Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 $249,831.03 !! call when Ho wants us and put us whwo Ho can best uso us. TttSitrulc 'Signature of again. 7. "And tho nngel of tho Lord enmo ngnln tho second tlmo nnd touched him I (&&&&&&. Always Bought. fc;;.KtittCHRISTIAN ll. ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MDNEY - t GROVES ENDEAVOR. SUNDAY K10T IN" PORTO RICO. Dixon News. Charley Manzy and family, of Elkton, arc visiting here Mrs Kcrnohan is visiting io Dixie Mist Marllia llarnetl, of Cadiz, is visit-inMiss linker. Miss Ruby Tapp returned from a visit to Slaughlersville Monday. Kev. I'ricr?, of Providence, preached at the Union church Sunday. James Ilcnson and family, of Mt Ver non, Ind , who attended the funeral of his. sister, Mrs Hardwick, returned Tuesday. S. V. Dixon, ol Henderson, Is in town this week. Tho following crowd from this place .ind elsewhere stvnt Thuruliv nirnirWino at Burnt Mills: Misses Emma. Hcttie and Cartie Hall. Emma Cobb. Delia l'liquay. Rrv)iri Inez and Lilian ljnnnanr Mntr Jackson, J. I). Laneston, Wm. Qnigley uny uatcr, ume jaexson ana Alontil Baker linn Orn W Inllv. thn nrntnrluj. candidate for Congress will uildre.ss the people ot wei.stcr county at this place August nl, on tbc general political afln'rs of theday, This county almost universally (avers ilia nomination of Mr Jolly In a speech madd by him here four years ago be completely won the hearts ol the people llis breadth and depth of intellect, his masterly skill and statesmanlike way of dealing with ilia important poliiicdl tonics, his lmaltv In nrinrinlr. tinil bi devotion to bis country have made him Ilia cioi ot tiie people ot Webster county Obituary. In Dixon, Ky , at 5 o'clock, on the morning of July ij. 189S, at ber home, Mrs Addin Hardwick, the wife of C. C. Hardwick, quietly departed this life, leaving in sorrow nnd sadness surviving ber eight children and a broken-bearlrhusband The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Whittingbill, of Madisonville, and largely attended She was born in Christian county, Ky , January t, 1840, and was married to C, C Hardwick, November 22, 1859 She has been a true, devolrd wife, and a loving and aflcrtionale mother. She was tbe center from which emanated kindness, tenderness and love, to whom the children looked for counsel, comfort and sympathy, and the husband, for love, devotion and consolation. lint she has gone from tba (rials and tribulations of earth to Ibe land of tbe blessed, and while her melodious voice can never more dispense tbo timely admonitions, nor give the lender reproof tbat only a mother can minister, yet may thit soft gentlfl voice linger upon Ibe ear, and tbe wholesome advice of an affectionate, loving moiber remain fresh in Ihe memory of those left behind through all tbe shifting scenes and changing vicissitudes of life as a monitor lo warn them of the dangers of consuming sin and the allurements ot the evil one. Mrs. Hardwick became a member of tbe United Baptist cburch in 1886, and since then has been a faithful and devout Chris-iian- , shedding tba sweet fragrance of Christian lovo to all around. The life of a sin cere, loyal Christian is always known and felt in a vicinity and the community realizes a great loss at their departure. Hut God knows best, His purposes are just, and His designs and plans must be perfected. May tbe bereayed ones find solace, commiseration and sympathy from friends and may Hie Lord lend His helping hand in tills time of need and throw His mantle of protection about them and embrace them in His slrong arm of restraint; grant His mercy and divine assistance through life and ultimately when life's trials aro over and tbe loved ones are called from earth lo eternity, may Ibey all, without the loss of one husband, children, brothers, sisters, relatives and friends, tiiumplianlly enter through Ihe pearly portals of heaven into the blissful fields of Eden, is the earnest and sincere prayer of tbe writer, Chat. grand-childre- r s. GASTORIA GEN. MILES AGAIN DELAYED. :gjfrMMY"rt'OT"'Ey1' A "1 MtiD.L.Nt for the Nluo l'orsons Killed nnd Many Wounded Toplo For the Week lteglnnlnr; July IT. Krsltlctitl at 31ijiBuei-HiaMl.- ll Comment liy Iter. 8. II. Doyle. Attuclsml Native. Topic Christianity compared wtth other religions. Acta xvll, (A uilsslonurj New Yoiik. Julv '.'0. A sneclal dis topic.) patch from St, Thonm, I). W. I., to Christians need novcr fear n compart-,so- n the Journal, reports thut n bcrlous riot of their religion with tho other re- oceiu roil nt Maynguuz, l'orto Klco, on' ligions of tho world. Many good peoplo Sunday, lesiiltlnr in tliek lllng of nine feared tho world's congress of religions, persons nnd the wouii.litij of many but such fears proved to bo grouudlosa others. Spanish ruiiileiiU of the placo Elijah was not afraid of a test between attacked unlives, wlioiu they accused tho God of Israel and Baal, tho god of of being Aiuerit-.ayiupalhijrs, and Isrnol's enemies. Paul was not afraid to Intending lo ui.l the iuvudlng army stand upon Mars hill, in Athens, and from me united Mimes. comparo his God with tho iununierablo This Tluie It Is C'harr;tl Iu I'M I tiro uf III Xty to I'rtisliln thn ltriul- l! Oomoy. MILLION.. ... Royal Insurance Co. Oi Liverpool PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON. KY Resident Agent for Uartington and Vicinity, Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS. Southern Department, IlomeOriice Louisville, Ky, vwv AWWvvvwyvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvw wvvvvvvyvyvvvvvvvvvvvvv'vvvvYvvyvvv ,J n.nfc..l HI WE NO EXPENSE Ml f T'l the lowest. PRICES tho bridge. Hut humanity is also taken t ill ..lit t .ti. ei. rfjn.rln m.J wj 'ii,tl ,, Hirf atulaji account of by n heavenly tribunal, nnd thoioforo tho luost solemn reflection HAVE SPARED that nan over cross tho mind of a human being in, as Webster realized, tho " Shall wo, whoso bouU aro lighted persistent thought, ' 'I ' must answer With viadom from on hlu'h Ccd." Now York Observer. To make our Funeral Bhnil wo to men benighted Tho lamp of llfo deny nro tlib picket guard of Missionaries (Solvation, oh, salvation, Equipment the best in civilization. So much mny certaiuly bo Tho Joyful Bound proclaim Raid thnt tho gospol and tho mission Till earth's remotest nation this part of the State. & schools nro nt present tho most truly civ lias learned Messiah's namol ilizing work upon tho Ex. Biblo Dent Anything and every- - R natives,influences which thoso influences vii, 10; Readings. xviii, xx, 0 ; Ps. ii, nud thnt upon I Kings Math, inoro than upon any other ngonoy does Isa. Hi, 7; Dan. ii, 8; thing you want in livery tho progross of tho colonial races do xxviil, 10, 20; Acts viii, Rom. i, pend. Hryco's "South Africa." x, 14, IB; II Cor. vi, I k ALWAYS I Tim. ii, Thcsa. i, Jns. i, 27; I John v. 21, BARNETT & ARNOLD. The United ut.iti.. treasury I03t anoui hunts. WtltHt ML tlbt MILS. $1 iil.iI (ion a day during tho month IP! IHS t ixiuKn ojrrup. juste uoou. UsoiJJ in iiojo. kom ur niWKlsts. of Angina by tho decline iu tho vnluo f EARLINGTON.KY. iWHsEISp IT UUJUUSIHKI of tliu bilver btoreil iu its vaults. i,.n rJmA-iA.fi,tu 1,7-4- 0; 37-12; 20-414-814-1- Tho Steadying l'orce. It la thisseuBoof responsibility which is tlio steadying forco iu history, nnd that cnuuot bo lost out of lifo, national or individual, with nny tlegrco of safo-tTho notion of accountability to mero authority is oftou cflloiout, sinca it keeps tha hcutry ou bis beat, tho cashier nt liia desk nud tho enptaiu on gods of tho heathen Greeks. Our religion today will stand tho test of comparison with all other religious. In tho grandeur of its beliefs, tho effects produced upon tho lives of its adherents and tho sublimity of its hopes for tho futuro Christianity far surpasses all tho otiicr religions of tho world. 1. Christianity surpasses all other religious iu tho grandeur of its beliefs. Its iloctriucs of God, of man anil of tho relation existing between God and man aro infinitely superior to all modern religious. Brahmanism, tho casto religion of India, is both pantheistic and polytheistic. Buddhism, which holds beneath its sway bo many millions in India, China, Japan and other places, is essentially nthcihtic. It has no conception of God at all. Confucianism, tho stato religion of China, is also practically atheistic, having no real conception of God, nud iu nil of theso idols mado by man's hands nro worshiped iu ploco of God. Mohammedan isni has a distorted Christian idea of God. Nouo of theso religions has n higher idea of man than its ideas of God, nud nono has any way by which it can explain tho relation oxisting between God nud man. How inferior to our beliefs in nn infinite, eternal, personal God, who has created man in His own imago and who, thougli separated from God by Bin, may bo uuited to Him through Josus Christ, His Soul S. Christianity surpasses nil religions in tho effect it producos upon tho lives of men. Christianity presents to man tho highest ideals of llfo and gives him lofty motives for striving to reach theso ideals. It teaches that a puro and holy lifo should bo tho nim of nil, nnd everywhere tho world ovor it produces tho highest standard of moral lifo that tho world has over feccn. Tho ethical teachings of Jesus nro tho best tho world has over had. Other religious dobnso and debauch men ns a necessary result of thoir falso doctrine nnd beliefs. 8. Christianity surpasses all other religions iu its conceptions of tho future Buddhism is n religion of darkness and despair both for this llfo and tho lifo to coino. It is hopeless. Tho Mohammedan's idea of tho futuro is a lifo of tho grossest sensuality nnd sin. Tho hopo of tho Brahman is at last to bo lost in Brahm, tho universal souL Death to tho Brahman Is tho loss of consciousness. There is no hopo of n resurrection, of n Fnthor's homo, of recognition of friends, only n rapid passing from ono form of lifo to nuothor until lost altogether in tho ono great soul. How hopeless I What despair na to tho futuro I And how much more inftnitoly so when placed o tho Christian's hopo of eternal glory and happiness in heaven I As wo comparo Christianity, our beliefs nnd our hopes with thoBO of others, how our hearts should burn within us to scud them tho gospol to glvo them truo knowlodgo about 'God, themselves and tho futuro I bo-sld- THE MARKET REPORT. July M. St. Louis Uj3I io (new); ilear, I1IU33.M; slraUul. U.M1T4. Wbe,u NaSroJ. 74 (US.:. Nj 3. 7J(;ja Corn -- No. J mixed, 3Jlio; No 2 while. Xc Oati No. i, 23c. foiMAiSJ, mlial timothy, HVU9U), clear tlmoth. i Will 01 lour-Patents, Ilay-1'ral- WEDNESDAY. Uralu isud 1'rovliloni. Jalry.Uiimc Km stenn, ut) I'orlc New standard men, t?8ia Uioiii -- Extra clear rlbi, OVio: clear, 6i; all sbortt. Siic -Kresh,Ha LarJ-IM- uu pacUeJ. Wool Chotoi tub-wab- l, 21S!)a tember, 67c b; Daoembsr, 67!io. Corn Future closed July, tember, 3J(4(JKSc- -- Wucat -- Futures closed July, 74ViOb, Sep31c b; Sep- Wasiii.notom, July 50. lion. Mile ililHssssssssssssssssV has bcun nj,'nln delayed in sailing from ssssfl Slboney for l'orto Kleo. Tho delay In this casu is chnrjjed to the failure of the nnvy to provide tho required convoy. Tho war i- -c department was in cablo communication with tho general, nud nguiu ho expects that tho Yulo will hail Ixiforo night. Meanwhile, tho reports to tho department from Tumpa show that so much of tho expedition to l'orto Klco u,i wns to bo drawn from tho camp there, has already utartod, though It may bo n day or two ln'foro the ships lcavo Key Went. The war department is now dolnff itabest to hurry forward thu immuiio regiments (Jen. Shatter has urgoutly ISJwSVASCOODFORADULTS. requested, and It in hoped they will bo WARRANTED. PRICE BO cts. gotten off within SI hours. Oil ATM, lIXH., HOT. It, till. ht. yUESTIUN" OF PJJAClf. I'srlfllMlf Inoro., wildUmls.Ma. rDl bottle o TUK Wet (Irntlomcn list year, TAHTKI.KH8 C1II1.I. TONIC nilOVK-it bars tula year. In all Known In London uf the Alleged buuiitil lhr iiruM already the slrair tHislnesa.oar Nutlilnc of data 7arat in aokl an artlelo lliat save siwn unlTartal aatr CabneTer Determination of tho Hpanlsli Youra truly, lActtoa as your Tonic. inet to Hue for Trace. Auxir.CAnn 4 Co- 1sssssssssssssssssssssssV TASTELESS L H I LL V TONIC NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND Chicago Openlnu quotations Wheat September opened at 7Siitoo adranssd to i'i5, down to C7Hc, then up to tJ& December started at ethtlAiHc. sold of! toS7!U2S7.c, then rose to flic. Corn September opened at 3MiO 33o, and rose to 33!(a OaU September bean at lOSOlOSic.'anil sold up to lOlfilttHo. l'rovl-sloSeptember pork opened at V 82ViUS.03, advanced to IV.0J. then fell oft to 19 83. September lard began lie J, and woakened to I.V57&, G5.60 September ribs started at I3.BM, and rose to 15.83. CiiicAOO-Clos- lnj quotations: Wheat July, T75io, Auirust, MJsc, September, A3ia; December, 63sa Corn July, 33!o; Soptembcr, S3!,o; September, Wic, May, 22iQ72Hc Pork-Ju- ly, t9 B0, Scp'iinbcr, W.05. Lard-Ju- ly, ti.to; September, 13.83, October, J5.70; December, tS.T2H. Short 63, September, 13.70, October. 13.73. CllICAOO-Ca- sh wheat: Na 2 rod, 77i477ttoj No. S, 73373c. Na 2 hard,7ia71; Na 3, 7oa7lcj No 2 spring, 73a, No 3, 70&30U, No. 1 northern spring, 86a Cain corn: No. S, 33Hft3J,',c, Na 3, 3Jft33iic. Cash oats: Na 2, 23!Uc, No 3. 23a Hlbs-July.fi States that the Spanish cablnut has Lo.ndok, July 20. Neither tho of the Spanish embassy, thoso of tho IlrltUh foreign ofllce, nor tho United Slutcs ambassador. Col. John Hay, hnvo any news tending to conllrm the report circulated iu tho United de- bt ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMANiPALAce SLEEPING. CARS Urlween Nashville nnd Chattanooga, Alabama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knox vllle, Ashoville, Washington, Halllmoro Philadelphia, New York, Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson, Memphis, Utile Hock, Texcrkana, Sherman. Waco, Dallas and lrort Worth December, 230, 3J(33lc, May, Jfl'.OM'fo. Oats-Ju- ly, cided to hue for puatv. On tha other hand. Into dispatches received here from Madrid nialto no mention of such it determination upon the part ol tho Spaninh ministry. Tim decline In .Spanish fours In l'.irl.s nnd London is nuothor reason for tho report. A special dispatch from Madrid says: Thu powers, Including llroat llrltnln, are exchanging nolo coiiuvnimg tliuir attitude in case Commodore. Watson comes, und tho proxies 1 mado tliua far is satisfactory to Spain. Palace Day Coaches on all Traini Information pertaining lo TICKGTQ. ROUTES. RATES. ET8 Will be cheerfully furnished upon application to Ticket Agenit. cr to Lire Stock Market. exports, $3.05a&.20 St. (air to choice, 11633103; butchers', ta09!24 63; cows and heifers, M.50I&L10. Hogs Pucttln;, l3.t3J.93i butchers' hogs, 11632110; lights, ra.55a3.e3. Sheep Prices range at X3.Kiii.K3; spring lambs, IL00 25.50 per 10J lbs. Locw-Cattls-Fa- ncy HOUSED. Saddlers Matched teams, good to extra ... Streeters Southern animals. H hands, i to 7 years old UK hands, i to 8 years old 15 bands, 4 to 8 years old 1SK hand), 4 to 7 years old 16 to 16U hands, 4 to 7 years old CwcAoo-Ho- gi Heavy draft, good to extra Drivers, good to extra I 33 03160 09 50 OOaSOO 00 50 000130 00 130 0M3.V) 00 60 OOiMOJ 00 22 503 60 00 MULES. hood; left over, 4,610. Markot opened fairly active, 6c lower. Lights, 13.7534.02,; mixed. t3.6031.OTKj heavy, a8031!2tfS Tough, 13.803 3.85. Cattle-Ilccol- pts, 17,000 head. Market for best cattle steady; others shade lower, llecves, 112035.40; cows and heifers, (2.603175; Toias steers, 13.603175; stock.rs and f ocders, U 103 4 65. Uheop llecelpts, 13,000 head. Market strong. Natives, fl2JAOJ; westerns, 111 103 183; lambs, (10036.75. 6.23; Texas steers, 13.2331.75; Toxas cows, 12.7533.75; native cows and heifers, 12.253 L03; stackers and feeders, 13. 003V 00; bulls, iD0O 163. Ilogs-Uul- kof salos. ta7533 83; boavlo, I17533.D0; packers, W. 6333. 83; mlxod, U05 -- Estimated 23 003 37 6n 33 003 60 W 003 70 00 69 003 83 00 70 0031 10 00 receipts, 32,0)0 41 I Kansas Crrr Cattle Native steer, 13. '.03 Barnett Nnbbed film. Yesterday afternoon Marshal Barnett received word that n lame negro was out on the St. Charles road making his way to that place. He went out and soon hnd the fellow in custody. Upon searching him tho two silver watches were found that had been taken from the Davis Hotel the night before, also a lot of dice and a He small amount of money. claims to have obtained the watches from two colored boys who were tramping to Nashville, and says that his foot was hurt by stepping upon a nail. The authorities believe he was lamed by leaping from a porch roof at Hotel De Vyldcr. He waived examination before fudge Cowell and will sojourn in Hotel dc Hopkins until court convenes. Kentucky Fair Dates. Lawrcnceburg, August 16 4 days. Fern Creek, August iG 3 days. Lebanon, August 16 4 days. Broadhcad, August 17 2 days. Shcpherdsvillc, August 23 4 hay 3. London, August 243 days. Shelbyville, August 24 4 days. Madisonville, August 24 4 days. August Germantown, 24 4 days. Bardstown, August 30 5 days. Lagrange, August days. Elizahcthtown, September days. Ewing, September 7 4 days. Glasgow, September 14 4 days. Louisville, September 26 6 days. Hartford, September 2p 3 days. Owensboro, October 4 5 days. Paducah, October n 4 days. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. J. H. LATIMKK, Southeastern Passongrr Agent, Atlanta, Ga. D. J. MULLANKY, Northeaslern Pass. Agt. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O. R, C. COWAKDIN, Western Pass. Agent, Koom .105, Ky. Exchange Iluilding, St. Louis. Mo. BKIAKD V. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt Itoom 328 Marquett Dldg Chicago J. L EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agt Chattanooga, Tenn. A. J. Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. W. L. DANLEY, Nashville, Tknn BEN T. ROBINSON, DRUGGIST Morton'H Oetja Always on hand a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Y Kentuolcy aso; llghU, pigs, muttons, (16033.73; yorkers, (3.7033.7; 13.7336.1a; 131533.03. Sheep-Lam- bs, 13.0031.75. 3 and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS, CINCINNATI-Ho- gs Actlvo at 11303 1 07H. PriYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. A financial. ly lX3Hi per cent,; prime mercantile paper, Hi.31 percent; sterling exchanga easy, with actual bualness In bankers' bills at 483)43483 for demand, and at 43l!3tSlvi for 60 days. Posted rates, 4933485tf, and 480Ki3487; commercial bills, 4S33483K. Silver certificates, 6i3 W. liar stiver, W. Mexican dollars, 43, Uovernmcnt bonds strong. Thero was scarcely a ripple on tbo market at the opening, none of the railroad stooks varying more than a quarter from Tuesday night's prices. Uuylng of the Industrials was a featurs of the first hour. The genoral market stiffened In sympathy, but fluctuations were narrow and transactions very light. The market moved steadily upward on light buying without bringing out realizing sales. Tho advance was quits uniform In the standard shares and thero were exceptional Improvements In some of the specialties. Sales of stocks to noon, 82,764 shares. Donds generally were quiet, but thera was a continued heavy demand for Denver & Quit which lifted them to 71 Ncvr YonK, July 2a Money on call nominal- Summer Outing Nortb-Westcr- n Miss Sallic Brown, the Superintendent of Schools of this county, has returned from WashinRton, D. C, where she had been for a few days attending the National Educational Association that was held last week. She reports an enjoyable time. The meeting was an ended by 20,000 educators. Madi-sonvillc 313 64 Hustler. nra'MH.iirtbBis fl Arc you a subscriber Bee? You should be. to The The unripe cucumber days are come, The green apple is on band, Drugstore business begins to bum, With paregoric in demand. Along tho Line (Chicago & Northwestern R'y) can be most enjoyably spent at Milwaukee, Waukesha, Madison, Devil's Lake, Green Lake, Gogebic, Lake Geneva, St. Paul, Minneap olis, Dulutli, Marquette, Lake Minnctonka, White Bear. Ash land, Munistng. Twentieth Century Train, the Northwestern Limited, electric lighted, dailv lo St. Paul, Minneapolis and Dulutli. Low rate tourist tickets and nam- phlcts upon inbuiry of ticket anents or address A. II. Waggoner, T. P. A., No. 7, Jackson Place,, Indian apolis, Ind., or W. B. KrusJcef G. P. & T. A., Chicago, 111. . oto, FsMstfasill V , m risssl llTffi

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