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tonrmonths33 Bold by 4 IUNN Co301aady llranch Offlco C3 F Bt GEORGE DRUCCISTt STc CHARLES KENTUCKY 4 1 Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded fl r W A NISUEl preldent O W WADD1LL Cashier Hopkins Lountu I BANKMADISONVILLE Kv- Gaptal Stock 50000 Transact tnoceneral banking business 3 and awcconnts of the citizens of Has tbo fjnBjoInIng counties that section Olnt most secure vault in lentucky rc t r THERES A SCREW LOOSE- An Announcement From Madrid that Doesnt Seem to be War ranted by the Facts AWAITING THE UNITED STATES REPLY As the Caie Now Stumla We Aro Awaiting Bpnlua Imply to Our Statement of TrrnnIf Hlio Kent It HI Cotillion Iluit Havo Foreotton to Deliver it to the 1rfililcnt A Singular Statement FAIHB Aug 3TIuo Madrid corre npondcnt of the Temps telegraphs say lug that if tho definite reply of the United States on tho peace proposals arrives today tho Spanish cabinet will meet this evening and ofllclally except tin terms Tim cabinet minister the correspondent adds believed that tho agreement would bo accepted by tile country without opposition utul thoP government will not summon tho cortcs before the autumn The Irrslitent IlieNol Itecrlved Spains Iteplr WASHINGTON Aug aAtl p in the positive statement was authorized that tho Spanish reply to the Amer ican pcaco demands had not been re ceived at the French embassy There have been a considerable number of communications received from tho Spanish government bearing on pence negotiations but nothing in tho sense of a decisive reply to bo communicated to tho president and no conference with tho president lias yet been arranged for by M Cambon The statement that Spain was expecting a response from tho United States therefore Is at least premature JJadrld Newipapen Attacking Bagaita IAIUS Aug 3The Madrid corre spondent of tho Temps says tho news papers are attacking Premier Sagasta and his colleagues They assert that tho premier opened negotiations with Scnor Pldal president of the Spanish chamber of deputies with tho view of returning tho conservatives to power as soon as peace Is arranged believing that tho conservatives ore moro competent to reorganize the country Senor Sagastaa partisans deny this The French Ambauador Ha nn Appoint mont nlth the 1reildent WASHINGTON Aug 3 323 1 mTho French ambassador through his see rotary has just made an appointment to meet tho president nt tho Whlto House at 343 this afternoon Tho nature of his communlcan Is not known whotberH relates to pcaco or loth COM of tho Frenchseized vessel Olindo Ilodrigucr THE STORM AT PHILADELPHIA Knoruiou Damage Done br One of the Mo t Terrlllo Electrical nod Ilaln- Htorm In the Cllya History PHILAIIKLPIIIA Aug 3The excess lye heat of tho last three weeks or more culminated in ono of tho most terrific electrical storms that has over visited this city The rainfall was tho heaviest in tile history of tho local weather bureau In ono hour and three quarters rite and FourTenth Inche of Ilaln loll Tile heaviest previous rainfall was five andoneflfth inches In 21 hours about twelve years ago There was nn al most continuous flash lightning and many flag poles antI buildings In nearly every section of tho city wore struck causing many small fires and Doing Ort Damage Telegraphic and telephone service throughout tile olty was practically nt n standstill for several hours Time houses and dwelling wore Hooded In tile basements of the city hall and puil ollluo tho water rose to such n depth that tho flros under tho boilers were extinguished Basements Flooded nnd OH Works Set on lIre Tile basements of Glmbcl Uros and Wanamakcrs two of tho largest de partment stores in tho city were flooded and heavy damage has been done It is said a big fire is raging at Point llrccnu oil works In tho ox treme lower section of the city Caused by the lightning Three alarms havo been sent in A Han Drowned la Ills Cellar Peter Scholl aged 29 years was drowned in tho collar of his homo at Twentythird anti Christian streets lie was working In tho collar remov ing BOino of his property when ho was caught by a sudden rlso In tho water Ilefora ho could reach tho stairway tho water had risen to tho first floor and ho was drowned To Enlarge the Iteelproeltr Treaty with France PAIIIB Aug 3TIle Temps says tIle United States has notified tho French minister for foreign affairs M Del casso that she desires to enlarge tho reciprocity treaty by including now products Franco tho paper adds lIfts accepted the suggestion and the negotiations on tho subject will bo opened To VIals tho lowe Troops Das MOINES la Aug aoov Shaw leaves tills evening for Chicago whoro ho will bo joined by Mrs Shaw Adjt Oen Dyers and Col li 0 Pratt for a trip south Tho party will first visit the Iowa troops at Chlclcaraauga going then to Jacksonville and perhaps Tampa returning by way of Washington The Union of Denmark Is Not lit CoiKNiiAOEv Aug 3Tho reports of tho indisposition of Queen Louise of Denmark mother of the princess of Wales aro untrue A Formidable Oarllit RMog dlspatebfroming of Catlists has taken place near Lo rldai Catalonia in 11 A ficdnlla Mo Uauk Itobbed KANSAS CITY Mo Aug 3Aspeclol to tho Star from Scdalla Mo says tho lank of Commerce of this city was a victim of n sneak thief at tho noon hour Monday and it Is almost certain a rich haul was made although Frost dent John J Ycater and Cashier Adam Ittol refused to divulge tho amount of the 1ns i OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Tile Fifth Illinois Ims again been or dcrcd to tile front Cuban refugees at Jamaica ore returning to Santiago Albert Uycr of Duller Ill onlv o few days short of 00 years of ago died Tuesday Tile Missouri state bpard of cquallxa lion lias Increased the railroad assess ments 83000000 The royalty received by the Canadian government from tho Alaska miners li estimated at 83500000 Reports from lorto Rico give rio to tho belief that Miles may achieve an almost bloodless victory Azarlah Lewis aged 8 years died at Chandlcrvlllc Ill Ho was ono of Cass countyB earliest settlers Tho town of Center Ridge Ark hat OnlytwoIlrlneessolWalcsparticipate in a family reunion Tho atcnmcr Discovery arrived at Seattle from Alaska with 40 passengers and upwards of 81000000 in gold Thomas It Reed was renominatedI for congress by tho republicans of the First congressional district of Maine The wages of greenglass workers have been adjusted and tho factories Scptetnbet Tho Hawaiian commissioners will leave Chicago for San Francisco Thurs day and expect to reach Honolulu Au gust 10 or 171Information received irons the van OtiS cattleraising centers In tho west shows that tile herds are In exceptionally good condition publiclibrarysonic societies at Kankalcco Ill Tues 5br4JM gcc j ptiaj MAYAOUIS lbnt 4 c- MAiC st MAP ISLAND OF day Twenty clvlo societies joined In the parade Estrada Palma says the Shatter Garcia Incident wont prevent the Cu bans remembering tho gratitude they owe tho United States Lightning struck large barn tho property of Henry Qucbcrt farmer lIlngncar Red Hud and com plcUily destroyed Loss 81000 Insurance 8300 Roy Sprccholmcycr tho nineyear old son of William Sprcchclmoycr of Charles Mo was killed by fall Ing embankment near tho Lincoln colored school James IIollls lato of the Indian territory whom United States marshals havo been hunting for threo years for horse stealing turns up hero tile battle ot Gov Tanner of Illinois has issued his proclamation offering reward of 8200 for tho apprehension and conviction of tile murderers of James Weiss vii lage marshal of East Alton Henry Wubben an and resident of PcUln III for years past swallowed largo doso of morphine with suicidal intent Ho very low with light chances of recovery Mrs John Sharer whoso son New York cavalry troop now sick In military hospital at Fort McPherson Go committed sulcldo at Elgin III by hanging Site was temporarily In sane Luther Illakcly colored was killed at Sclmu Ala by Deputy Sheriff Len Davis luuUvords and Davis cut Illakolys throat with knife Tho negro ran across tho street and foil dead in store POLICE PROTECTION 510 Six Sash anti Door Factories Closed br the Strike Started with Nonunion Crews Oauitosii Wis Aug HFlvo of the six big sash and door plants which IIKTO been closed down for tho past five weeks account of tho woodworkers strike started up under pollco pro with small nonunion crows Tho FostcrIIaffncr plant did not start account not securing crew Tho ntrlkors had pickets at all time mills but there was demonstra tion and no trouble drlzzlng rain helped to keep things quiet Less than dozen of the union strikers returned to work Tho strike has now lusted nearly twelve weeks the name when you buy ag- ainHBaillA WHEN HOSTILITIES CEASE- Steps that May be Taken to Bring About the Formulation of a Peace IT MAY TAKE THREE MONTHS TO DO IT Meanwhile Spain Will Have Kvacaatod her Late Possessions In tile West tiles and tho Uurrlion HAVO Iloeu He placed by Amorlcnii Troops IemllnR tho Formation of li Stable Government WASHINGTON Aug 3On tho sumption that pence near at hand some attention being given to tho steps by which this may bo brought about formally and time measures nee essary adopted irnmcdlatly af terwards It said to be not at all improbable that tile preliminaries lead ing to tho signature of tho treaty of peaceMay Consume Sully Throe Months that may bo well along toward the legal date of the assembly of con cress before the president will bo prepared to submit peace treaty to tho senate This allowance of time is rather moderate tljan excessive Wo were two years from 1781 to 1783 In arranging peace with Great Britain to terminate tile revolutionary war f- In the Case the ChineseJapanese Vr was several months before tho commissioners wcro able to perfect the treaty which terminated that war Itidocs not follow from this that actual state of war will prevail during tilts Interval of three months for matter of fact hostilities will termi nate within ft very few lays after Spain I t J l y r t a IIM ct- AQD4tb r a I sflo- eq t a i na c nFi4 1 CART a lb fJr5c T a Ill It SU n as a In a H a Is is in a a They a or tho on of a no A l G 1 of In as Is Is to be Is up so it a u of as a MA or on lIfts notified time United States govern ment of her of The Term Inld Down In the IronldcMitfl Koto of last The however must bo during that time and many acts per formed that are Incident to actual war fareIt IB here that the Spanish pledge to accept tho broad laid down by tile United States will take the form of u written In tho nature of a protocol which Willie A Very Necessary Stop In time of treaty is not always a part ot the document Tile have not suf to Indicate who shall bo the parties to this or rather who shall the tile United States and It Is possi ble that it may be signed in ton as Day and M Cambon or on the other hand Thin Ambassador of Spain and the United States In ono of tho countries prob ably in this case Franco might meet and by tlio of their re spective sign this agree ment Tho If it may bo so called In cither case would not take place in any manner of tho treaty of pence which would bo drawn up later by to bo for tills purpose Spain Hound to Evacuate Under tile terms of tho note If these be by Spain tile It bound to evacu ate Cuba arid Porto Hico Tills action Is not to wait upon tho work of tho peace but Is to precede It and to follow immedi ately upon tho of tho memo random tho con ditions Tho Word this ease Is perhaps a little decep tlvo Time of the war lu tile endeavor to romuvo to Spain tho Spanish at ban nut tho ex that tim large force of Spate ish can do up and shipped iioiiio to Spain in less titan About Sixty Diiys at tho Host This estimate In based on tho fact that It is not expected that tho Span ish troop will be able to return nil of tile to Spain boforq tile first of what is meant by tho word is that tho gov ernment shall at least begin the ar at once for the of the Islands A Itntbor Fortunate On tho whole it is a rather that this cannot take place en masso and Immedi ately for it has been that tho Spanish troops must bo by tho United States troops This is deemed to bo necessary to guard against and to secure tho of n Stable Form of lor ornment in Cuba under proper but In all not many of them will have to go there before tho present TidIly season has neared Its end 1 4 I IbowathIrd farther UMMJT other braid aDYAIQ4KlrtP POWDER Pure OYAl SAKMa won CO NCW YOM NEBRASKA An Agreement Ilcached In Which theI Populists Secure All but Two of the Nominations LINCOLN Neb Aug 3Tile fusion state after ses sloqj during tho night reached an on tho head of tho ticket are tho nominees WA governor E A Gilbert silver llcuten populist of state C J Sraythe demo crat attorneygeneral Jacob Wolfe public lands populisttion All Poyntcr and Cor nell aro time present IncumbentsIWant the Col Aug 3Tho lOin prs union has appealed to Sheriff 1 P9bsja r 4 fLozr I ft Zo r THE RICO a Santiago undertaker a UNDER tection a Treaty acceptance Saturday military establishment maintained expected conditions agreement something negotiations a negotiations progressed ficiently agreement represent principals Spain Washing Secretary European authorization governments protocol commissioners appointed presidents accepted Spanish government immediately commissioner signature accepting presidents Immediately- in experience department troops surrendered Santiago juslliled pectation regulars gathered transports Santiago prisoners September Therefore Immediately Spanish rangements evacuation Circumstance fortunate circumstance evacuation determined withdrawn replaced anarchy Establishment constitutional guarantee probability Absolutely FUSION TICKET copvontlons continuous agreement Following Poynter populist republican secretary commissioner excepting LipAYETTn Thompson to disarm thus deputies brought by time Northern Coal Co to guard the men working in tho Mitchell mlno As tho sheriff sympathizesI with tho strikers it Is believed ho will attempt to do as requested THE MARKET REPORT WEDNESDAY AUf 8 drain and Provisions ST LouisFlour Patents I37MU63 new dear 13002323 straights 13 4M1353 Wheat No 2 rod 6Sc No I 0587a Corn No I mixed 82Ho No 2 white 3l31Ko OatsNoS3yi ft25Ho Uny1rB Inc 5003050 mixed timothy M Wa03 clear timothy now WOOiS 800j old tO003lltax ButterCreamery l8Zi Wcj dairy 41tITO EBBS Fresh Oo Lard Prime steam tM2tf Pork Now standard mess Daoon Extra shorts Oo clear ribs OKo clear Co all packed Wool Choice tubTrained EttJWSo Wheat Closing Quotations August GTe b September WSMHo December MHa nlSeptemberCuiCAOoOpenlng quotations WheatSep opened at UHWUKfc rose to C5J then declined to 65iZl653c December started at WSc advanced to Olo then reacted to 64X5S OIUo CoraSeptember began at ffl tt32Ko and sold oa to 8ZMO3XXO then rallied to 82Ko Oati September opened at 204c declined to SOftc then rose to SOliOIOJjo Provisions September pork opened at I912HQB20 then dropped to fO0 September lard began at 1330 Q535 and sold down to 1323 September ribs started at S3CTK and weakened to 317KO20C- llIOAOO Closing quotations Wheat u Au gust 07jo September OSfio December BlJici May 87Ko Corn August 32 Kc September 8oj December SSo May MJio Oats August 210 September eOKSaUfo M-aym2c ForkAugust I883K Soptember ia87 i December taWX LantAugust 1315 1 September 520 j October 1525 December JJS7H Short ribs August IMO September 1515 j October I52a- CincnaoCash Wheat No 3 red 63o No S do MaO No 3 hard 07Ke No 3 do 642870 No 3 spring nothing doings No II do CSZiTSoj No I northern sprInt 80o No 1 northern spring now Tie Cash Corn No 2 aK a33J o No 3 aMtt3JHo Cash Oats No 2Si o No 82SKQ2IC Live Stock Market ST LouisCattleFancy exports 15153 ads j falrto choice UB03500 butchers 475 cows and heifers 12503123 HogsIack Ing aw380 butchcn hogs W75OL06 lights r305as03 SheepPrices range at HOD OlOO Spring lambs IL003010 per IM lbs HOUSES 00315009DriverSaadlcra W 003133 00 Matched teams good to extra 150 03to3M 00 Streeters 00 00 Southern animals MOOttMOO MULES 14 hands 4 to 7 rears old 12 003 17 CO 14 bnDas 4tobyoarsQld 330006000- is hands to 8 yeArs old 43 OOC 7 00- It i bnnastoTyeIlI801a es coo so 00- IlItoI0 4 to 7 years old 75 0OJI20 00 CHIOAOO Hogs Eitlmatsd receipts 80000 head 1 left over 8070 head Market slow and weak Bo lower Lights I3552S87U mixed I3eo3360 heavy ISoaa3WHi rough 3CI3TO Cattlonocolpta 11600 head Market strong to 100 higher Beeves H2033M cows and boilers IUC04MTO Texas steers 4M western rangers M 753475 stockers and feeders 11103103 BhcepKeeelpts I3ooo head Market Natives 1X003470 westerns 3803160 lambs 1733165 KANSAS CJTTCattloNatlvo steers 11253 i25 Texas steers 11003103 Texas cows 403173 native cows and heifers 1003610 stockers and feeders 1003173 bulls I203Q aoa HogsBulk sales 1553175 heavies H033180 packers IW3175 mixed fllrG3 370 lights 1433103 yorkers U003105 I pigs 1153165 ShccpLanjbs lOOttaOO muttons at 2233400 Mr George tarzan to be Viceroy of India LONDON Aug 3lt is reported that Mr George N qur ontho parliamen tary secretary of tho foreign office has accepted tho ofllco of viceroy of India In succession to tho carl of Elgin 7 0 JI iI r rr PICKINGS FROM TUE IIRMV- Gen Wilsons Cavalry Corps Now with Shafters Army Ordered- to Montauk Point L I THE RESERVETO GET THE CAMP READY Che Fifth Illlnoln Leaves Chlckdmnuca Park to Join Oen Ininta Jtrlffnilo tot Iorto Klco The Stoic unit Wounded nt the Island hospitals In New York llur bor fllmftcra Sanitary Report Cavalry lllvUlon Unloreit North WASHINGTON Aug 3AIl tho regular cavalry with Shatters array and tho eight companies of lloosovclts tough Riders have been ordered to proceed to Montaulc Point Long Is encampment ion Shatter has been directed to use all time trans port facilities he can command to send tho troops north as rapidly as possible Tho regular cavalry with Shatter con prises eight companies each of time first Third Sixth Ninth and Tenth cavalry alt dismounted and four mounted troops of tile Secondcavalry Reserve Ordered to MontAuk 1olut to Irepare the Camp WASHINGTON Aug 3Whet len Shatters corps went to Santiago a force of cavalry numbering about 2000 men anti comprising regular troops anti a part ortlio First volunteer caval rytho Rough Itldcrswas leftat Tampa under command of len Copplnjjer In addition to ticso men most of tho horses of time cnvalify regiments sent to Cuba worn also left at Tampa This force of cavalry will In a tiny or two bo orde vd to Moiilaulc Point Long f 7P CutI L 2etjw5Acf- r4G4 ti 75 4gJ79 cLJk ot iit ir4en =Nqk IJM OFFICIAL OF PUERTO Remember between 1023 tember 13003 XiJl03 13403 strong S2JJO0- L2CntcunfAvzUogsActlve lllepnntlons vision of cavalry which has been ordered from Santiago to that point Tho little Illinois doIng to Iorto Illro WASHINGTON Aug 3Tue Fifth 1111 nois infantry commanded by Col Culver according to an order just issued will bo sent to Porto Rico The Fifth was a member of len Grants brigade and last week was directed to hold it self in readiness to reinforce Oen Miles but had to give way to tho Ono Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana len NewportNewswill be increased by tile addition of tho Fifth Illinois making foar regiments in all Col Culvers Mon Leave Camp Tliomu CIIICKAIAUOACUATTANOOOA NATION AL MILITARY PAIIK Tenn Aug 3 Tho Fifth Illinois infantry after nu merous disappointments finally got away toward tho scene of action At 430 a m tile regiment broko camp and marched nine miles to Illnggold Go where trains were in waiting to convey It to Newport News Tho loading was done rapidly and before noon time last of tho tralnu had pulled out Col Culver tho commander will report to BrlgGcn Fred Grant immediately upon his arrival The Sick and Wounded In the Island ito pital In New York Harbor NEW YOIIK Aug 3Nono of tho 200 sick and wounded distributed among tho different hospitals on Stutcu Is land is In danger of death at tho present time although some are not out of danger Tho men who arrived on tho thoyhavoweek and during that time havo had tho best of medical care Most of tho Conchas sick aro suffering from ma lanai fever Tile reports from tho sick at Swlnburno island and those De tamed at Hoffman island aro also favorable Sanitary Report from Santiago WASHINGTON Aug 3flea Shatter reportforfever cases 3170 new cases of rover 089 cases of Lover returned to duty 07U deaths on August 1 10 Fife Will llulld the Shamrock Liptoncup has Instructed Win Fife of Fair byHarland Remember the name when you buy I ag- ain6aillA PLUG s u 4 rIJI2ud4dd d WE CONTRACT TO PURf SIIII JIVALL P AJE J IA And hang It on the walls complete per oo iir1 from Ijoo and up Plrst class work guaranteed L Di SISKS BOOK STORE IMADISONVILLI3 KY P Pt EARLINGTON Kansas rcagpesptwIrnptIrtLN cirrri STARtH exact reproductions of the 5roooo originals fcyHnTJUe which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your ca named below These arc 40 Inches drcumrereacc are frt oruy suggestion advertising whatever and will ornament 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DIVISION Tho HcRlincQtn Selected to Form MaJ Oon Wnilei 1rovlsloniil Division for Service In Iorto Itloo WASIIIXOTON Aug3The following regiments leave been designated to con stituto Jon Wados provisional divi sion for service in Porto Rico First Rhode Island First North Car olina First New Hampshire First Now Jersey Second Texas First Maine Fourth Missouri First Alabama First Vermont First West Virginia First Kentucky Third Tcnnese Twenty second New Yorlc First Arkansas Fif tysecond Iowa Tli ird Virginia First Delaware and First Maryland Agiilnnldo Irlsoners are Treated With Humanity WASHINGTON Aujr 3The state de partment has been advised by United tho Insurgent chief including monks are treated with perfect humanity anti that all reports to tho contrary are absolutely false THE HAWAIIAN VOLUNTEERS Authority Given for Blattering a Ilattalloo of Them Into tho Service of tho United States SAN FitANcisco Aug 3Gen Mer riam commanding tho department of California has received tho following 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Moats 50 f ThreeMonthS IS- Single Copies 5 cople roafled Lire on pIIICllon Corretpondentt wanted In aU parts the I count Addreunt for particular THURSDAY AUGUST 4 1898 ANNOUNCEMENTS 3coworgee are authorized to announce W FOWLBRW of Chrlltlan Counl ci acandI date for Congren from the Second Cent reislonal District subject lo the action of the Republican PlrtJOLLYWe are authorised lo announce lion Jolly of Darlejt county as a can didate for Congress from the Second Congres I atonal District subject to the action of the Re publican pailjt iiTIlELouisville city council has passed an ordinance exempting new manufactories from taxation for a period of five years Tills is rather hard on newspaper k c men but there is some truth in it iP Journalists are all proud of their profes i lion and even flies feel more or less stuck up when they become regularly attached r to their favorite paperL AW Bulletin TilE Nashville Chattanooga 1StLouis Railroad Company has the wages of its employes l 5 per cent beginning with July pay roll More people are yet destined become convinced that not all 1to officials are heartless grind ers of the poor r WE are glad to note that John Fox Jr the favorite Kentucky t author and lecturer who as a special correspondent for Harpers Weekly was quite illat Siboney Cuba is io far recovered as to re- turnL home and will recuperate and I follow his more peaceful pursuits ONE Muhlenberg county boy has written home that he was the laddie who planted the American colors on San Juan hill and another soldier from the same county writes we have killed over five thous n had Spaniards Muhlenberg seems 1 to have been in the thick of the 1 fight r fEISEWIIERE In this edition we i publish a circular letter that has been sent to many Kentuckians with reference to suitably acknow leding the honor conferred upon I the State by the Government in naming the splendid new U S I Battleship Kentucky The ap peal should find hearty response in every true Kentuckian Read 1itand take a hand ISENATOR W J DEDOE believes T in retaining our hold on the Philip pines We believe he is right The war with Spain was undertaken to alleviate the condition of a mil lion and a half suffering and op pressed Cubans This will certain ly be accomplished But our work has grown on our hands untilnow by the force of unforseen and un chosen events the fate and future of eight millions ot inhabitants of the Phillipines is put into our hands These are more oppressed Ithanthe Cubans ever were Hav ing entered a war for humanity we can not free the few and return the many to their inhuman taskmaster The responsibility is ours and must be faced Neither do we believe that we can ever divide this responsibility I with any other nation 1 ISAAC B POTTER president ol SIthe League of American Wheel men says that ninetenths of the jL hundred and odd thousands able bodied young Americanswho have I enlisted m the war with Spain are wheelmenJla fact he sayst which easily accounts for their t rapid and victorious progress A man who rides a bicycle makes an awkward mess of it when he tries S to go backwards and he soon gets tjoUtof the habit This is a happy application by the L A W presi dent of his pride in the League and this organization like everybody and everything else American is taking pains to show its patriot ism The particular method just I employed is the adoption of a new membership blank handsomely emblazoned in the national colors tr Mr Potters argument abont the wheelmans habit of going forward is excellentwhen applied to Americans Express Revenue Tax Judge Tuley of Chicago has de cided a suit against the express companies which was brought to determine whether they or the shipper should pay the revenue tax on express bills of lading The Judge holds that it is obligatory on the express companies to supply a bill of lading for eachshipment and that such bill of lading is in complete and illegal unless it bears the requited revenue stamp The court held that it was not within the domain of the shipper to issue the bill and that the law expressly provides that the person issuing the receipt shall affix the stamp Historic Prophecy Rev Thomas Dixon Jr of New York preached a sermon on the capture of Santiago He is noth ing if not patriotic and has a very forcible way of grouping his toric happenings to show that the hand of God in in the affairs of this nation denominated by Henry Watterson as a trustee of civiliza tion The Rev Dixon draws a prophecy of future success from ofI300000 men sunk twentyfive Spanish men of war captured or destroyed forty merchantmen kill ed 2000 Spanish sailors and cap tured two Admirals 23000 men and an important city Surely this seems firm ground for the belief that there is in this business a hand greater than the hand of man For Liberty and Justice In his proclamation to the people of Ponce and Porto Rico General Miles said things that make Americans proud that they are of a country whose army and navy stands upon such exalted ground In part he said In the prosecution of the war against Spain by the people of the United Slates In the cause of liberty justice and human- Ity its military forces havecome to occupy the island of Porto Rico They come bearing the banners of freedom inspired by a noble purpose to seek the enemies of our government and of yours and to destroy or capture all in armed resistance They bring you the fostering arms of a free people whose greatest power is justice and humanity to all living within their fold t C ft a This is not a war of devas tation and desolation but one to give all within the control of Ibe military and naval forces the advantages and blessings of en ligbteded civilization Safe Land Grabbing Some German missionaries went to China and got killed by a mob whereupon Germany by way of indemnity seized a Chinese port and the adjacent territory And now a German Consul General in an official report dwells upon the desirability of getting still more Chinese territory and says the easiest way to do so is to send more missionaries Talk about coldbloodcdnessi That sugges tion is enough to send cold shivers down the spine of the most heart less cynic in the worldNew York Tribune Nevertheless it is a much safer andmore efecive way of getting more territory than sending men of war to meddle with Admiral Dewey CourierJournal For n Department of nines and tUning The International Mining Con gress in its recent session at Salt Lake City Utah adopted the following resolutions in favor of the establishment by the government- of a Department of Mines and Mining Whereas The mining interest produces the raw material which makes manufacture and commerce possible and is the founda lion of national prosperity and Whereas The miner makes a handto hand fight with danger in the depths of the earth by which the whole country profits and Whereas The difficulties and dangers which surround him and the scientific and executive aid which he needs can be only understood and appreciated by one who has lived his life and shared his difficulties privations and danger and Whereas The creation of the depart ment of agriculture has already been of in calculable benefit to the agricultural indus try while the mining industry still languishes a dependency of a department de necessarilyfneeds therefore be it MioingCoogressthat we do unanimonsly petition the Congress of the United States to create a new department of mines and mining whose purpose shall be lo aid develop and foster the mining Industry of the United States by every influence within its reach and further be it- Resolved That the president of this as sociallon is hereby directed to appoint such committees andotako such action as shall bring this measure to the attention of ev standfirmhasbeenMr Robt L Lawson the pros perous Trento1farmer sold a few days ago o eighteen calves at J5ao per head These cattle would average about 500 pounds and hence brought 4 cts Elkton Progress ALL KENTUCKIANS Are Given the Opportunity and Should Help to Recognize the Honor Paid by the Government to the State I In the Battleship Kentucky We are in receipt of a circular letter written as an address to all Kentuckians by the chairman of the Finance Committee of the State Comission for the United States battleship Kentucky and we take great pleasure in presenting the whole mater before our read ers in the words of the writer And we invoke the interest and hearty cooperation of all Kentuck ians with the honorable and praise worthy work undertaken by the Commission The letter vhich is fully self explanatory is as follows LOUISVILLE Kv July 27 1898 DEAR SIRThe great battleship Ken tucky named in honor of the State was in the presence of the Governor and many representative citizens from all parts of Slate of Kentucky launched March 25 1898 and will be put in commission sometime between January 1st and March 1st 1899 The presence of Kentuckians at the launching was merely a preliminary recognition of the honor done the State by the Government and it was universally conceded that something more substantial must be done by the poplc of Kentucky and that when the great ship shall have been completed a handsome silver service emblazoned with the arms of the State should be presented Such has been the custom of all the States which have been so honored by the Government Kentucky I know will not be behind but will rather excel them in the splender of her gift and the universal ity of the offering The gift will not cost less than 10000 It is proposed to secure this amount by popular subscription Every town in the State of Kentucky should be represented and with the view of making the subscription as general as possible I have addressed this letter to representative citizens in all parts of the State No one need fear that his subscription will be too large nor none too small that it will be overlooked We want both dollars and dimes for it is to be the peoples gift With the gift to the ship will go a list of the contributors and the place of residence but not the amount so in making your contribution please write your name and address distinctly It is also proposed to publish a souvenir book which will contain a cut of the battleship Kentucky with description cut and description of the silver service an account of the launching and the presentation also names of subscribers The book will also contain the latest revised list of the American Navy and other interesting data The publication of this book depends largely on the amount of the subscription it will be sent free to those who contribute ho or more As chairman of the Finance Committee I ask your personal cooperation in this work that you will at once lake this mat ter up with your neighbors to the end that the call may be liberally and promptly met The splendid achievements of the Amer ican Navy in the present war thrill every American heart with pride whenever it Is mentioned and I am persuaded that on this occasion there will be no backwardness on the part of our people but a patriotic rivalry as to who will give first and most Yours respectfully j HAKRY WEISSINGER Chairman Finance Committee N B Address all lettres containing subscriptions to Jas F Buckner Secretary Board of Trade who will acknowl edge receipt of same Political Notes Senator VV J Dcboe went down into the first district last week to look after the congressional race and the advisability of putting out a Republican candidate It is said that Hon Jere Porter would run if he should receive the unanimous endorsement of the party bigRepublicanis being groomed by his friends for governor Yerkes would make one of the strongest men of his party Elkton Progress Somewhere in the vasty deep ness of the Blue Grass harvest Gen Wat Hardin is trying to teach himself what has become of himself and his gubernatorial boom Louisville Commercial A dispatch from Henderson that Hon Jno Francis Lockett has announced that he willaccept the Republican nomination for Congress in the second district if tendered him unanimously by the county Judge Lockett has been moneyDemocrats RepublicanIt ment comes a little late in view of the fact that two candidates arc already in the field AJricultureLucashad information from reliable Johnwa candidate for the Republican nomination for Appellate Judge in the Third District He thinks Mr Lewis formal announcement will daysFrankfort A Frankfort special to the Lex ington Leader says of exGov popularWestern beeIsdersonLouisville statesman and that be 4 hisSlateernor This comes from sources so close to Governor Brown as to make the above statements thoroughly reliableoThe Republicans of the Fourth Congressional District will hold a convention at Elizabethtown Wed nesday August 3 to nominate a candidate for Congress The fol lowing are in the race for the nom ination Charles W Blanford Capt A Offutt and Z T Proctor livelyNelson It is said that Gov Bradley will take with him to the dedication of the Kentucky soldiers mon ument at Chickamauga in September some two score or more Kentuckians added to his staff and that all will ofcourse go in full uniform Hon W T Ellis has reiterated the sentiment that he will never again be a candidate lor Congress He is also said to have resisted the pressure of his friends who want him to be a candidate for the Ap pcllatc judgeship against Judge Guffy and is said to favor his former law partner Hon W T Owen of Owcnsuoro The Republican mass convention held in Christian county Monday afternoon instructed for W T Fowler for the congressional nomi nation and passed resolutions endorsing the administrations of McKinley and Bradley The Republican congressional convention will be held at Henderm son August 29 IHon Geo W Jolly will speak at AugImeetings issue DOWN IN TilE MINES A dispatch from Tacoma Wash says 4000 men are spreading themselves over the Stewart river country in the Yukon valley where it is claimed have been the richest diggings yet discovered about Circle City Coal has been loaded at Norfolk Va for the use of the ships at Santiago The America Coal and Coke Company at America Ala isopenlng up new coal mines and many of the miners from the Mlddlesboro and Jellico districts of Tennessee have gone there to work Because some of the drivers at the Day ton Coal and Iron Company at Dayton Tenn failed to agree with tho operators a strike is threatened A coal dealer at Lockport N Y is very proud of the record Admiral Sampson has made as it was by his deciding vote that Sampson became a cadet at Annapolis t where he received training for his present duty In less than twelve hours 1200 tons of coal were recently loaded on a battleship This was equal to 122 tons per hour The average thickness of the coal veins in France is said to bo less than fonr feet An immense deposit of coal is reported to have been found 400 miles up the Koy ukuk in Alaska Noah Young State Mine Inspector of Wyoming reports that the mines of that State are doing such a large business at present that they cannot secure as many miners as they need All mines in Ibo State are in excellent condition Coal has been found in Carlisle County Kentucky It is claimed that 40800 tons of Alabama MississippiRiver Hunt Brother of Memphis Tenn have closed contract for supplying the Southern Railway Company with their requirements of Cross Creek Lehigh coal at Louisville Ky Versailles Ky Lawrenc burg Ky Shelby ville Ky and Memphis Tenn Coal Trade Journal The International Mining Congress at its recent meeting in Salt Lake City Utah decided lo establish permanent headquar ters in that city under charge of Mr W D Johnson the secretary This for the pur pose of publicity and promotion The first vessel to sail from Philadelphia for Cuba since the war was declared was the schooner Tafa which cleared for Santiago taking 960 tons bituminous coal for tbe United Slates war craft Foreman Day and a crew of men finish ed a heavy job of masonry last Monday at the NO9 machine shops The miners hero lost but little time last week so great was the demand for coil Lem Owens of Ihe Cooperative Company says work is now good at their mine Most of the miners when sounded on the question of the retention of the Phil lipine Islands favor Uncle Sam holding a tight grip on them In naming the terms upon which peace can be bad the United States reminds Spain that we must have some islands for coaling stations An important transaction has been completed that insures the development of an extensive tract of coal lands in North Car alma The purchase of 1575 acres in Chat Samuelsr Langdom writes that he bought for the North Carolina Coal and Coke Co and that the property contains 3pproxlmatel- ygoooooo Ions of superior gas and steam coal and that ho has opened a slope and installed machinery having a hoisting ca pacity of 1500 tons per day and is prepar- Ing to put tho machinery in position and to buildioo miners houses together with all other necessary improvements for Ibeprp ducllon of the tonnage referred to The plant decided upon will be a modern one in every particular a duplicate of several that the members of the company have in Ihe State of Pennsylvania except that in the North Carolina case a plant will be constructed for the manufacture of coke in addition to the shipping of coal to market The properly Is located in Chatham county one and onequarter miles rom Gulf Station on the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad Manufacturers Record The lead interests of Missouri have been attracting renewed interests lately in St Louis and several companies have recently increased their caplial stock for the purpose of more extensive operations Four mines in St Francois county result in the payment of 2000 per day wages The same county It is estimated will produce 0000 tons of lead during lie next year while Washington county another exlen sive center has already produced fully 125000 tons since the companies began Among the recent purchases are that of the Theodore mine forfzoooooI Manufacturers Record CoaMrado troubles arby no means con t fined to the United States The Iron and Coal Trades Review of London the lead Ing authority on that subject In Great Orl tain refers In a recent Issue to the unsat Isfactory condition of the English coal trade and reinforces Its views by reference to the returns of leading corporations In that line of industry which accentuate in a marked degree the uncertain and preca nous condition of the business The un reasonable and impossible demands of the workmen the ruinous results of the gen eral strike of miners In South Wales the additional cost entailed by legislation like the Workmans Compensation act and the inability of Companies operating the Coal Industries of Great Britain to take advantage of the rise In prices largely because of old contracts at the former low rates are only one element In the case The conclusion at which the journal in question ar rives Is that coal mining has for some time past been one of the least satisfactory of the leading industries of Great Britain In fact as a form of investment it is fast los ing public confidence and not only are in 11vestors disposed to Ret out of it it they can but there is a tangible proof of the un favorable conditions in the form of the number of collieries that are being thrown the English market at the present lcTheestimated at 0 000000 tons against 5839 771 tons in 1897 The proposed strike of the miners in the bituminous coal district adjacent to Alloo na Pa has fallen throug- hLOCONOTIVE BLASTS Chattanooga TenoCol Jero Baxter President ot the Tennessee Central rail road accompanied by Major Wright and J M Whitman engineer of tho road and contractI ors are overland the proposed route of the road from Olarksvllle Tenn to Harriman 1Col Baxter stales that work on tho construction of tho road will begin within sixty days Dispatcher Allen Jorgenson and daugh ter from Paducah made relatives here a briefvisit this week Allen says that bus iness on the Illinois Central is good and that the dispatchers are worked hard The friends and relatives of dispatcher Wooldridge were pleased to meet him this week while spending a few days of his va cation here We understand that agent Jako Wool dridge who has for the past few months been feeling the pulse of the people of Springfield Tenn and that connty as to their wishes in regard to his filling a posi tion of trust has come to the conclusion to return to his first love and will soon re sume the duties of agent again Supervisors Sullivan and Burns were called to Evansville last Sunday where they go to assist the roadmaster in making out his monthly report for the Henderson division While coupling cars in the Earllngton yard last Friday night Robt Stevens a switchman got one of his hands mashed Several stitches were taken by Dr Chatten to sew up the lacerated member and at this lime he is doing fine and will soon bo ready again for work Exconductor James Sparrow has se cured the necessary references and will be says soon go to work on some northern road IForeman Saeger and crew of men have about completed a stupendous job that of raising the ends of each of the Iron spans of the Henderson bridge and tak Ing the rollers out from under it and pol ishing and oiling the same Two one hundred ton hydraulic jacks were used In this work Superintendent of bridges and building J W Hinman met with a painful accident a few days ago He was riding on a handcar and throwing his bead and neck too far back the same was struck by the lever and for a while be suffered untold misery He is now better Agent Etbridge was among the lonesome men last week His wife and chil dren being away on a visit lo relatives and friends at Slaughters Scarcely a passenger train passes either way without one or more of Uncle Sams boys being seen on them Another railroad bas been captured and this time the properly lies on the island of Porto Rico Some facts that have been revealed by the war shows that in spile of words to the contrary the admin istration party is in favor of the govern ment control of railroads under some circumstances The locomotives constructed by the Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works seem to be regarded with great favorin the West It is stated that one of the compound engines recently built at these works hauled a train of freight cars a distance of forty miles in fortyfive min ules on a line near St Louis This is a remarkable record for a freight engine It is understood that the Wabash Railroad Company is about to order twentyfive locomotives from the Richmond Wotks out Runs of Fittest Train A comprehensive and reliable compila tion of record runs on railroads bas been made by the Railway Age A summary shows that the best speed for dls lances staled were made on dates given by the railroads named New York Central May to 1893 one mile m 32 seconds average per hour 1125 miles New York Central May 19 1893 five miles In 3 minutes average per hour 100 miles Baltimore and Ohio June 7 1884 six miles in 4 minutes average per hour go miles Philadelphia and Reading October n i890eleven miles in 7 minutes 15 seconds average per hour 91 miles Camden and Atlantic April 71 1895 249 miles in 18 minutes 6 seconds average per hour 83 miles London and Northwestern British December 6 1892 fiftysix miles in 42 minutes average per hour So miles New York Central September 5 1895 12934 miles in i hour 50 minutes 53 seconds average per hour 708 miles Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Oc tober 24 1893 2886 miles in 4 hours 36 minutes 8 seconds average per hour 7048 miles Same dale 3801 miles in 5 hours 52 minutes 19 seconds average per hour 6472 miles Same date 422 7 miles In 6 hours 35 minutes 41 seconds average per hour 6414 miles Same date 5101 miles in 8 hours i minute 7 seconds averageper hour 6361 miles Chicago BurlIngton sod Qufacy Feb 1- c 1 for x J 1 ruary 15 1897 from Chicago to Denver rI 1025 miles In 18 hours 53 minutes average per hour 58 74 miles FROM THE EXCHANGES Master George Keach yesterday killeda large blue crane while hunting near the city The bird measured four feet two inches in height and three feet four inches from tip to tipNew Era A new species of bug has appeared and is doing great damage to cabbage It appears to attack no other vegetable It is oblong in shape and has red spots on its back John Metcalf C W Welch and S D Young of Jessamine report the bug and its depredations Specimens arc to be sent to the experimental station at State subjectLexington largeblacka few days ago which has quite a history It was owned by William Parks in 1801 He died in of cholrca and his son then in possession He took rcat interest in its development iSome of the branches measured from forty to fifty feet from the body and when cut down it measured four feet five inches across the stump Mr Durham sold it to parties who will ship it to England Central Record Most Bryant who lives out in thin country has returned from the Confederate reunion at Atlanta While he was gone he visited a brother whom he had not seen for thirtyseven years The last time they met was at the polls where they went to vote for or against Tcnncssccs joining the Confederate States Mose voted for the secession and Robert against it Vhen the State went out of the Union Robert joined the Union army to help her and her sister Southern States back while Mose joined the Southern army to de fend their claims They did not meet again until the other day when Mose visited his brother near Chattanooga Mose also visited his old home place in the same part of the State Me was in John sons army and was with Jeff Davit when he was captured Fulton LeaderMiss Laura Teater departed this life Wednesday at the home of her parents near Bohon Miss Teat ers ailment was consumption and realizing that dissolution was fast approaching she requested that her burial shroud be made so that she could inspect it To gratif her the shroud was ordered and was prepared by Miss Nannie Stagg of this city and the sick prounouncedita desire to be buried in an emboss ed plush casket and requested her brother three weeks ago to come here and see if such a casket was kept on hand Ho did so and secured just the kind desired Miss Tcater was noted for her piety ant much beloved by all who knew lier Harrodsbitrg Democrat Ganong Bros had a chance last Friday to show the efficiency of their hounds The officers got lifter a lot of young fellows who hat been to Fancy Farm the day be upjackwere issued for the boys and one of them out ran Uncle Ben The hounds were procured and the fug overtakcnMa3field Mr Sidney A Hughes of this city had a narrow escape from death by lightning in Winchester Friday He was sitting in a drug store drinking a glass ol soda water when lightning struck the building and ran down an electric wire to the light within three feet of Mr Hughes head He was rendered unconscious and for a time he was in a dangerous condition but rallied Mr Hughes was on his way to Oil Springs and stopped over in Winchester a few hours when he received the shock Lexington Herald The almost entire absence of tobacco worms is causing comment in all parts of the county It is said they were never known to be so scarce One farmer who has 27 acres says only two worms won found on his entire crop in worming it over last week Dr J D Clardy who has been raising tobacco since 1856 says he has never seen anything like the scarcity of worms He has seen only three singleflywork much lighter and insures a fine crop of tobaccoHopkins villa Kentuckian Information comes from Sebree to the pffect that Elix McLaughlin who was thought to have been fat ally injured in the coal mine at Sebree last Saturday is improving nicely and that he is now out o1 danger Tho other two men who were hurt at the same time are alsi improving rapidly Henderson Journal yearGeorgia j I something like 2000000 which is not at all bad for an infant in dustry Remember the name when you buy again 8tlle X PLUG ri Y e n y J DESTRUCTIVE HAIL i Storm Destroys large Amount of Tobacco in WcbstcrOthier- Lisman Items Mr and Mrs Hoss Hokelb of the coun try spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Dave Martin Quito a number of our people attended the barbecue at Clay Saturday The Sundayschool picnic at Mitchells Grove near this place was a success in every respect Mr George Nail fell dead at the Clay barbecue Saturday heart trouble being the cause of his death Saturday morning about 4 oclock the people of this place wero awakened by a hailstorm which lasted about thirty minutes When the first hail struck every farmer thought of his tobacco The tobacco about hero was considered the best in too county but now it Is a complete wreck Every man has n heavy heart and a downcast look The hail was tho largest thai ever fell here The damage done In this district was about fGoooo worth of tobacco While returning homo from the Clay barbecue the horse driven by Messrs Bragg and Wade Cole became frightened at some obstacle on the roadside and ran off tearing the buggy to pieces The oc cupants were but slightly hurt Messrs William Rico and Wave Baker were at Clay Saturday Miss Ethel Price of Corinth is visiting friendsand relatives here this week Miss Sallie Hart is visiting here this week The tobacco that wasnt destroyed by the hail was washed away by the big rain Saturday night Wo have had very bard lock indeed Mr Noah Nichols and children of Princeton visited the family of Mr S B Nichols at this place Sunday which year which IN Miss loa relatives Mr T 11 Nichols was at Providence Monday of is health The secret oflicalth is the power to digest and ass m ilato a proper qinnity food Tills can never Lc done v hcn the liver does not act its Tutts Liver Pills an abso lute cure Carsick headache dys Lt pepsia sour stomach malaria ftorpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever ness and kindred diseases Liver Pills CURES The entering wedge lot 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Nashville are visiting here Miss Georgia Bishop of Madi sonvillc spent Saturday in the city Mrs W W Etheridge and family visited relatives in Slaughters ville this week RayHerbcountry with her mother Misses Braddie Stodgchill and Bessie Lloyd of Madisonvillo visited friends here Sunday A F Toombs and mother of the Nebo country arc visiting rela ivcs in our city this week Edwin Phillips Sr and son E J F JPhillipsMisscs Fannie Eudaley and Nannie Winstead of Nebo spent Monday night with relatives here Mr and Mrs W O Toy and Misses Frankie Stokes and Alice Wise are spending the week at Dawson A party of local nimrods located a flock of cranes in the flats near Richland and succeeded in killing six of the birds Friday night 0 Mr Manson Logan and his bet ter seveneighths of the Hanson country spent Saturday and Sun day among friends in this city Mr R A Arrington night operator here has just returned from a four weeks sojourn among relatives and friends in and about Trenton Get a catalogue of the Great Hopkins County Fair and pre pare to take anything you can grow make or resurrect from the archives for exhibit Our friend John Fisher of Madisonvillc has a boy at his home Arrived Thursday night It is the first and Johns host of friends congratulate him Dr A W Brasher and Tom Tanner left Monday for Eddyville to enter upon duty at the peniten = tiary at that place the former as a physican and the latter as a guard Moscow Croft of Methodist Hill has had his house painted in such dazzling refulgence that his neighbors arc compelled to protect their eyesight by wearing colored spectacles r Any one wishing a catalogue of the Great Hopkins County Fair should write to II H Holeman Secretary C C Givens Presi dent at Madisonvillc or call at THE lies office The Spring Lake Ice Factory at Madisonville began operations last week with a bright outlook This venture is an undoubted nec essity in Hopkins county and deserve rcnumcrativo patronage at the hands of our people Have you seen the beautiful and patriotic badge tickets that have been issued by the officers ol the Hopkins County Fair for the use of children of school age on the first day of the Fair Look out for them they are beauties Rev C C Hall returned from Crofton Monday where he was called to preach the funeral of Mr Charles W Armstrong and that of his mother Mrs Katie Armstrong After performing these services the Herald of the Cross visited friends in Hopkinsville Mr I E Fawcett who manipu Ides educated lightning for the L Nat this place left with his family for an extended visit among relatives and friends in Guthrie and vicinity During his absence Mr W O firewater of Madisonville will preside over the key Alex Dixon of Manitou v badly hurt Saturday by falling ffl a wagon upon witch he was haul ing a large tank of water The wheels passed over him inflicting very serious injuries It was at first thought he would not recover but later advices state that he will survive Robert Stevens a yard switch man of this place got his hand painfully crushed last Friday night while making a coupling Fortu nately no bones were broken but two fingers were severely injured He wears his hand in a sling but will be able to resume duty in a few days r J Ji SFAJSA tCOOL DRINKS I I live Cents PLAIN SODA I I ICE CREAM SODA 2 S NEW FOUNTAIN 1 cno tATtrofiknuand ad Has RYtbat sec I bptilt1Ma Mdr REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE Will Meet in Hadlsonvllle Thurs day August II The members of the Republican County Committee are respectfully requested to meet at the courthouse in Madisonville Ky Thurs day August II at i oclock p m for the purpose of fixing a time for holding a county convention A full attendance is desired p JOHN B HARVEY Chairman Now is the Time to Rejoice Nollie Umstead is enjoying the inexpressible pleasure of youn paphood and is walking the streets with an air of conscious superiority that would make a prime minister hang his head This proud demeanor on his part is caused by the arrival of a boy baby at his house Tuesday morning with requisite weight and sufficient good looks to give general satisfaction The hoss editor cvtcnds his congratu tions he has been all along there and knows how to feel for a fellow with his first baby He can excuse a little pardonable pride on tho part of a new papa but after one has augmented the census a few times instead of strutting around like a peacock he will sneak around town wearing a look of selfcondemnation like he had strangled a child or had been detected trying to pass a counterfit five dollar bill So strut away Nollie while you can we used to do that way ourself 100 Reward Sioo The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least ono dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all Us stages and that is catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the founda lion of the disease and giving inn patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in Its that they offer One Hun cited Dollars lor any case that it fails to cure Send for list of Testimonials- F J CHENEY CO Toledo O 750Halls the best Depends on the Wife People who hesitate to tackle a burglar would do well to study the tactics of Thomas Whitford Whenever he hears n noise sug gestive ofIi thief he fortifies him self with a Smith Wesson re volver and selecting a well pro tected place heenters into ambush and sends his wife around a circuit ous way to drive the burglar into range cautioning her at the same time to keep a peeled optic and keep out of the path destruction severalno game larger than a Sir Thomas cat who lost his life trying to in vestigate matters in Whitfords kitchen If a man has an obedient wife who does not object to round ing up thieves we arc inclined to favor Whitfords system of warfare He Looked and Leaped Ernest Watts had a rather lively Experience one day last week While guiding a plow and medi tating deeply upon the tariff problem a large rattlesnake fell in the furrow right under his feet Ernest let off a yell which would have drowned a steam whistle and soared like a kite toward the zenith to the lull extent of his plowline His aerial position attracted the attention of parties near by who investigated the cause of the phenom ena and killed the rattler and coaxed Watts down to terra firma The snake was larger than a mans arm and had just swallowed a rab bit Nine rattles and a button adorned the caudle extremity of the dangerous reptile A Painful Accident Monday about eleven oclock Mr Elgie Umstcad met with a painful accident While engaged in rais ing a heavy weight tho piece of studding he was using as a lever broke suddenly and the piece flew upward with great violence striking him across the forehead and cut a gash about three inches long to the bone Dr Chatten dressed the woundand at this writing he is resting easy A host of friends sympathize with Mr Umstead in painful mishap and hope to soon see him again at his post Gone to the Front Mr Chas C Hunt a veteran o the brush last week painted the new froqt porch which Jas Gough has lately added to his residence in such brilliant and dazzling hue that the citizens of that section for several days congregated in large crowds and viewed its beauties through smoked glass and voted Hunt a conspicuous scat just ii front of thelOld Masters Paris is overrun with tramps and givengturned the pass saying they rather walk and beg Gum Balaam the most korcoullhcoI41IIssatiItaraebattlesa6candtiBc a Sold by St Bernard Drug btora ra CHILDRENS DAY The First Day at the Great Hop kins County Fair OLD GLORY IN GREAT PROFUSION Each Child Will Be Given a Handsome BadgeTicket Patriotic Day as Well as Chil drens DayNational Airs Will Be Sung The Hopkins County Fair will open with a great day for the chil dren and a great day for the chil dren is or ought to be a great day for the grownups There will be several thousands of children at the Fair 01 the opening day and a pro gramme of great interest is being arranged with the cooperation of the teachers of the countyand others who arc interested in the children and things patriotic It will be a patriotic day as well as Childrens Day Each child who goes will be decorated with Old Glory multiplied and it is expect ed that all the grownup boys and girls regardless of age or gray hairs will likewise float the colors Prof J J Glenn as a longtime school teacher and Sundayschool superintendent of the county ha been asked to look after the ar rangements for that day Mis Sallie Brown our popular count school superintendent has taken charge of drilling a choir of children to sing the National airs o that day in the rendering of which the whole amphitheater full of young folks and old will join Prof Glenn makes a plea before the Teachers Institutes both white and colored this week that is sure to win the good offices of the coun ty teachers to the furtherance of the ChildrenPatriotic Day at the FairThis is but one evidence of the broad and liberal and public spir ited policy of the officials of the Hopkins County Fair which as sures the continued growth and importance of its annual meetings No other part of their programme deserves more hearty approval of the people than Childrens Day Very Little Trouble I had an attack of rheumatism and could get no relief from the medicines I tried until I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla This medicine cured me and I have had very little trouble from rheumatism since We keep Hoods Sarsaparilla In the house all the time MRS S M JUDSON Beersheba Tenn Hoods Pills are the only pills to lake with Hoods Sarsaparilla Bo sure to gets Hoods Home Again Rev L H Teel returned Tues day from a sojourn of several days duration in Dawson The good brother shows plainly that he has been stopping in a land of milk and honey His shadow shows a con siderable enlargement and his face wreathed in constant smiles Dur ing his stain that city he launched two couples out upon the troubled waters of married life viz Mr C B Shutes and Miss Ora Morris also Mr Louis Iglehart of Padu- cah to Miss Cando Menser Ho reports a great number of visitors at the springs and that a great in terest is manifested in the great Blue and Grey Reunion which comes off during the last of this month Discovered by a Woman Another great discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this country Disease had fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its see verest tests but her vital organs were undermined and death teemed imminent For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep She finally discovered a way to recovery by purchasing a bottle of New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with two bottles has been absolutely cured Tier name i Mrs Thus writes W C Hammick ft Co of Shelby N C Tria- bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store size and SIOO Every bolls guaranleediWill Give Each a Show A short time since we announced in the columns of this paper tha Mr Henry Bourland was contem plating erecting two cottages httl thinking at the time that we were sowing the seeds of future trouble No sooner had the paper gon forth than from all quarters Mr Bourland began to receive bids and otters from architects each one en treating him to see the author be fore committing and agreeing t meet him anywhere this side th city limits of Hades if he woul MrfI he has heard from the architects of Londoh and Paris Then he will be fully advised how to build a cottages William C a wellknown farmer was fatally injured in a weeksThe vehicle in which ho was riding was strewn for miles along the turn pike He was fearfully bruised an cut and sustained fatal injuries it is believed internally Dr Oltot SpruceGum Ilalsam is a s lentillC remedy baud on dlacoretlei and com pounded by chemlsti of renown who have riven throatand lunir dlteane altfostndr Ask your draffffUt to procure It for you If not In stock BoWIn two atzes7 C and SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Sec notice of administrators sale itt ibjs issue a Sa U The Ice Cream Supper The ice cream supper given by St Bernard Lodge No 240 I O 0 F at Masonic Hall Tuesday night was well attended and every thing passed off pleasantly The hall was brilliantly decorated with flags The local band arrayed inI its Sunday raiment did its level best in the way of music Prof Edward Austin supplied sweet strains with his violin and Messrs Vcbb manipulated the piano Tables were laden with saccharine eatables and frigid drinkables and everybody enjoyed themselves freelyThe object of the supper was to augment the widows and orphans fund The receipts footed up over 527 The management returns thanks to the generous public for patronage to the attractive young ladies who officiated at the tables and the native musical talent to each for appreciated assistance Never Hade a Mistake The smallest boy working in the NO9 mine here is Frank Gough son of Joseph Gough of this city Although Frank is fifteen years old many boys of eleven or twelve are larger Ho has worked in the mines something like two years and has charge of what is called a sixty car switch and his duty requires constant attention and a hissers vice ho has never made a mistake bearss reputay tion of being the most trustworthy boy that ever worked anfuture for such a boy and every boy should strive to build up such a character for himself The Grim Reaper Mrs Mary E Dugger of the Richlandcountry died Sunday morning after a lingering illness Deceased was 57 years old and leaves a husband and several chil dren to mourn herdcatli Shchad for many years been a consistent member of the Baptist church The interment took place Monday at Pleasant View Cemetery attend ed by a large crowd of sorrowing friends to whom we offer sym pathy Rode the Goat Last Saturday night the A O U W convened a special session for the purpose of conferring the Oriental degree upon the follow ing victims Messrs Phillip Hawkins Perry Vincent John Smith John Holloway and William Bun tin The gentlemen were found in waiting and trotted through the various paces in rotation and came out wiser and gladder men and to their dying day will remember the IPasswordflof the Oriental de grew Will Have a Good Time A party of our citizens will leave here next Monday for the Mam moth Cave The following will compose the expedition Doctor and Mrs E A Chatten Mr and Mrs Charles McGary Miss Agnes Burr Miss Sue Burr Miss Annie Moore Miss Edna Moore Miss Ethel Evans and Mr Howard White They expect to make the trip overland in wagons and will be gone more than a week We pre dict for them a good time Getting Better We are glad to note that our good friend Pete Herb who had his foot injured at Sebree last week has improved until he is now able toIItote a thirtypound watermelon from the store to his house without resting on the way and it goes without saying that even when at his worst he was able to sur round half of the said melon Injustice to Pete we will say that the dogs along the line on the north run are howling over his absences Card of Thanks pulle waited on the tables at the ice cream supper given for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans Fund on Tuesday evening and who con oftthe undertaking Our thanks arc largeeN W Hun Rasa BAUGII Come JNO R EVANS Better Thin A Klondike Gold Mine Good health Is priceless when onto lost When have a slight cold or area t Bata In an Alankairold mine a gold canuot bujr lost coldaDr John Bailey died Saturda at Sturgis after a long and painfu- illness Doctor Bailey was raise in Hopkins county near Richland and left this country many year- since and located at Sturgis Fi leaves only one child Isis wife died several years since Thcgen eral opinion prevailed that death ensued from stomach trouble but a post mortem showed 492 Deceaseds county as well as a large circle of friends to mourn his death Buckleno Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts cruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sotto Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and post lively cures Piles or no pay required S to give perfect satisfaction or money refundedPrlce25o per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store nJ a Vr k I HELP THE POSTMASTER Letters Mailed on the Train Dur ing the Past Year Prevented Earlington Office Going INTO TH E PRESIDENT CLASS What the Change Would Do For The Office and the Town It is known to only a few that the Earlington postoffice came so close to entering the Presidental class the last year About 40 more added to the receipts of the year ending with the past quarter would have resulted in the transfer of this other into the pres idental class with all the advant ages that would accrue to the post master and the town The lowest salary paid to a postmaster in that class is rooo and an allowance is 40Ioffice occupied In the fourth classI postoffice the salary is less and there is now allowance for clerk hire or rent It is easy therefore to sea how important it is that all letter mail should be cancelled by the postmaster so that it may go to the credit of the office A rule was recently promulgated by the post office department authorizing pbst masters to cancel stamps on letters handed in to the mail car at their stations and to take credit therefor But for some reason this rule has been revoked and the postmaster now as before suffers the loss of revenue entailed by the mailing of letters on the train instead of through his office While the rule above referred to was in force our postmaster kept account by months of the stamps cancelled by him at the train and the record shows very conclusively that if he could get these collect ions for the twelve months the Earlington office would go into the prcsidental class with a whoop Nobody has any personal reason or desire to curtail our postmasters revenue but on the contrary all wish it might be as great as possi ble And moreover our local pride and interest in the towns welfare is sufficient aside from all other reasons to induce us to do all we can to help advance theC Earlington postoffice to the presi dental class Let us all make it a point to take our letters to the postoffico the postmaster will acv cept and mail them right up to the time lot the trains arrivalor hand them to him on his way to the mail car instead of ourselves putting them in the car Yellow Jaundice Cured Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its relief This is to certify that I was a terrible suf ferer from Yellow Jaundice for over six months and was treated by some of the best physicians in our city to no avail Dr Bell our recommended Electric Bitters and after taking two bottles I was entirely cured I now take great pleasure in recommending them to any person suffering from this terrible malady I am gratefully yours M A Hogarty Lexing ton Ky Sold by St Bernard Druggist Supper parties at Lakeside Park are the very popular thing just now There were two of such parties last week from Madison villa The last was composed of about thirty couples chaperoned by Dr and Mrs W P Ross and Mr and Mrs James Ross They brought refreshments and stringed instruments and enjoyed a social dance All of tne old officers of the Penitentiary without a single excep tion walked out at 6 oclock on theI 1st Formal receipts were signed at 5 oclock previous to the turn over and at 6 oclock a Democratic appointee was in charge of ever department The factories starte as usual and every prisoner was put to work The old guards on but will be gradually removed Elder James C Creel of Plaits burg Mo is announced to begin a protracted meeting at the Christian church on Wednesday October izth Elder Creel held a meeting here in 1883 which resulted in a number of additions He is now regarded as one of the ablest preachers in Missouri The public may expect an intellectual and spiritual feast CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of Wi z Vi2 fc Jim Parker who has taken all hayse bleud r selection could not be made i m abiliteno hesitate to undertake the job of pulling ancient Atlas from under the earth adt day night He goes to Nebb Sunday to begin a meeting with Rev S H Lovelace preacher in charge at that place OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN GOLD Wo will pay One Hundred Dollars Id Gold fof any and erery COM of cough and colds when no benefit U derived rom use of Dr Otto Spruce Gum llalsara It contains nothing Iaand li to pleasant to take Dewan ttImitation Sold by St Bernard Drug Store I fe k fRJl I Nfr tMIT1L1Ti TIlE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS is duo not only to the originality nnd simplicity of the combination but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to tho CALIFORNIA Fio SVIIUP Co only and wo wish to impress upon all tho importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As tho genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the CALIFORNIA Fie tirnui Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ties The high standing of the CAM FOBNIA Fio Svitii Co with the medical profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes tho name of the Company a guaranty of tho excellence of its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ing them and it docs not gripe nor nauseate In order to get Its beneficial effects please remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FUANC1SOO UL LOUISVILLE KT NEW YOKK NT COUNTY HORSES Some of the Yearlings That Arc Training for the Fair Prizes In This Years List Attracting Interest in Local Horses The race for oneyearolds that has been added to the speed ring programme for the Hopkins Coun ty Fair this year is attracting con siderable interest among the local stock raisers and horsemen of Hop kins and surrounding counties It is a new feature and one calculated to increase the interest in and attendance at the Fair Owners of yearlings arc thus encouraged to put them in training and after the first years performance they arc ripe for entry in the twoyearold class and whatever good qualities and speed they may have is devel opedAmong the yearlings that are in training for entry are those owned by Messrs Barnett Arnold o this place William Chaney Pres Patterson and possibly M Cain o Mortons Gap There are now at the Fait Grounds a number of horses in training for various speed rings and the promise is good for a very interesting meeting Among the local horses there are two belonging to W C McLeod- of this place one of which is a threeyearold The other will probably go in the three minute trotThe various speed rings and prizes have been so arranged as to induce the frequent entry of the same horses Thus the entries and starters will be numerous and the races attractive He Takes the Cake A burglar entered the residence Mr John Morgan Sunday morn ing and after ransacking the entire building entered the pantry and carried off a large chocolate cake He also took away a pair of gold eyeglasses which will doubtless enable him to see his way more clearly in the future SaledI W A Toombs administrator don ceased will on Saturday the 13th day of August 1898 in Earlington Kentucky sell all the personal property owned by said decedent at his death consisting of a saw mill and fixtures household and kitchen furniture and all other property left after setting apart to the widow what the law allows to her The sale will be to the high est bidder and public and on credit of 12 months on all sums o Handover under that the cash will be required Bond and good security must be executed hefor- the property is removed Give under my hand this 3rd day of Au gust 1890 W A Toontits Administrator of S E Stevens r deceased Mr John Rule returned yesterday from a weeks sojourn at Dawson Mrs Frank Gephardt of Hop kinsville is visiting her parents here StRemember the name t when you buy t again t ttle x PLUG It 1e A Summer Outing Along the North Western Line Chicago Northwestern Ry can be most enjoyably spent at Mil waukee Waukesha Madison Dc GogeblcLake olis Duluth Marquette Lake Minnetonka White Bear Ash land Munismg Twentieth Cen tury Tram the Northwestern Limited electric lighted daily to St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth Low rate tourist tickets and pam phlets upon inbuiry of ticket agents or address A H Waggener T P A NO7 Jackson Place Indian apolis Indor W B Kniskern G P T A Chicago III DR L D BROEPRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT sot urrin FIMST STRU- TEVANSVILLE IND r- Remembeh the name when you buy j ag- ainBx I DETECTIVEWe want a man In every local Ity to act as private Detective under instructions Experience unnecessary Address I COOPERATIVE t DETECTIVE IACENCY Nashville Tenn J SIXTEENTH AfflUALIEETIG OF THE Great Dun Hopkinsair b MADISDNVILLE K- YAUEUST 24 25 26 and 27 1898 Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday Conducted on a scale of magnitude Fairrceeds on its merits and h growing in popular ity and interest every year it oc OJ Enterprising methods honest repre sentations unusual entertain y ment admirable facilitiesI No Gambling No Drunkenness No Misconduct managementrRecognized the One Great Fair ofa toncome prepare to exhibit some product of the soil or of your handiwork REMEMBER FREE CHILDRENS DAY + =Wednesday the first day of the Fair is Free Childrens Day Special program arranged for their amusement Every thing as advertised + + r OFFICERS FOR 1898 JTano 13 At1cintsori irectorir1Chio C C Gi resrite+ Prest E ED I affoora VioeProt=st- 1I II IIca1meLra Soc FL C Popp Taroeiw u r f UtJr i L L f Ii T w u fuItc 4 kk jc dr1Ii Ten Cents t IBUYS ANY OF OUR T SUMMER DRESS GOODS gr This Includes All of Our r Imrted Organdiesi Worth 1254C to 250 w ALL NXP IP A TT PERNS 7ANDEISO14 WALLER MADISQNVIUE KENTUCKY Ioflo 0 iI x lillR Itibt IoiA- ssldt L1TOOdI1ndRCUIa- t Iing1hhstMnh1ll3QwthDr INIVMS IlilDiUiN Promolc U utrut ssa4IstCoiifMns neither n Opwmlorphiiio r NOT NARO OTIC 4 qauDS4NllZLlm3 1 tht1TJ mIL 1 K tlll ApacetflMdy1QrdnsLip1lion WormsConviilSfonStcVerilt ness Q9OrLEEF f4Sjtutof 1NEW lit EXACT COPY 01 UAPfl- i J rIpwQ w- I MEDICINEfor MILLION PAUL m n m CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signathre The I Kind You Have Always Boug- htCASToRIA THE CKHTAUH COM PA NT tfCWVOMK CITY A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead a revolution in the trade used 11111tdvtcnopjpiatutcpacked stAndardIOflIdIeTbaallemlloncompoKJufcomprued bare been of grade aoblch In IU requirement that no mauufrrturer rf these thaiWo4iLlIaIDOIIaadneTerconwntlngto vary from 1 1 the proprietor retorted to accepteil modernmethod of making their commodity and seven hundred tO dollar In lffOpoarctllgen000eecoing rseimos tiotedthator approaches an unlrcrta vse and that the ptCfile allhouch reiiilrlnr the suitUItI1uuuwrappingIn years but Is needles In the case of n imrchaio Intended to be consumed In a F luaIIJIrlrIllPtbattiuderfavorabtecouditlons timecomnpanyhaveorlTllAtever for several weeks or month are found to U practically as fresh and as eOJcacIou as cartonswhlchthey will otTer to Ibe Irooe upon lenn which will ImIlt of a lkolCObeing sold blhedrugglll or storekeeper It a rI lower thn over before allol11 fora proprietary medIcineFIVE CNTSten labnies or doses for onahxlf cheapersertexperlmentaIIyforthe company will not discontinue the tnanufacure and sale in the rtmticb packaesareuotyettobeha4ofatl that the quality of the medicine Ia Identical In both aorta the only difference Kilt obtain a lupply wben requested by a customer to do to i but In an cue a singlecarton eonUlnlD g tabule will be sent postage paIdto any admIres for five cents Intamp forwarded to the Itlpan Chemical Co No St New York Until the Uum gopdiara ranteJIIthoroughly Introduced to the trade agent and peddlers will be supplied at a 61J I f John B Cattleman Arthur G Lan liair Brcckioridee Caslleman AAJAA I Royal Insurance 7jf Co Of LiVcrpool F The Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky 1Doesthe largest Bussness Transacted in tile Southern States M MOORE EARLINGTON KY IIr Resident Agent for Earlington and 11i1 L LVlclolty to Barbee Castteman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville K- ywwwwwvYwwYw IjtEXPENSE HAVE SPARED h lTo make our Funeral I Equipment the best in thipart of the State F Anything and every l liveryITHE LOWEST BARNETT AUNOLD iI- LEARLINGTONKYtvTtvliraTum1 reTP J THESUNDAY SCHODI LESSONVI THIRD QUARTER INTE NATIONAL SERIES AUG 7 Text of the Lcinon II ICing II 01 Memory Verses 1114 Golden Te Luko xl 13 Commentary by tbe flo D Mi Stearns 0 And Elijah sold unto him Tnrry I pray thee hero for tho Lord hath sent mo to Jordan And ho said As tho Lord H v cth nnd ns thy soul llvoth I will not lonvo theo And they two wont on II Tho man who had wanted to die was not going to dlo but wna going to bo taken by n whirl wind up to heaven fyorso I ITo had said- to Ellslm both at and nt BoUrn Tarry horo I pray theo II but In each cam Kllsha had with tho HHIIO words roo fusod to loavo him Thoy innko us think of tho words of lluth to Naomi nndof Ittol to David In Ruth I 10 17 and II Sam xi 01 and of tho ndvlco of I3arnabas to ti ballovors at Antloch that with purpose of heart thoy would oleavo unto tho LorIs Acts xl 23 Our eternal safety upon tho faithfulness of tho Lord Josu and Ills cleaving unto us an it Is writto in Gen II DItho man shall clcavo tint his wItonnd in Kph v 31 03 Paul say ho speaks concerning Christ and Ui church As to Ills faithfulness sco ucJ passages as I Cor I 0 x 13 I TheM V S3 SI 7 Mid fifty men of tho eons of tho prophets wont anti stood to view afar offI and they two stood by Jordan II Gllgol Bethel Jericho and Jordan arc suggestive of stages In Christian experience but is no place whom wo should over bo con tent to stop Wo must over bo going nnd growing II Sam v 10 margin Gllgal suggests salvation tho reproach rolled away anti tho passover kept Joshua v 0 10 Bethel reminds us of visions of glory Gen xsvlll 10 Jericho had n pleasant situation verso 10 but In none of thoeo may wo rest as a matter of attainment 8 And Elijah took his mantlo and wrapped it together and smoto tho waters and they wow divided hither anti thither so that they two went over on dry ground II Thus for thosll two mon God did what Ho had dana before for millions when Ho took thowholo nation across this river on dry land Jordan cannot bo sug gestlvo of literal death nor Canaan of heaven for when Israel crossed Jordan into Canaan It was to encounter many enemies and do much lighting Jordan which means river of judgment social rather suggestive of that judgment of self which henceforth practices constant do nlal of self that tho lira of Jesus may bo mado manifest In our mortal flesh 0 And it oamo to pass when they wcro gone over that Elijah sold unto Elisha Ask what I shall do for thoo boforo I bo taken away from thee And Klishn said I pray thoo lot n double portion of thy spirit be upon mo If Tho greatest thing for n redeemed soul Is to bo filled with the spirit of God for Ills service dead with Christ risen with Christ ono with Him for whatever Ho may please of service if only wo can bo n comfort to Him n vessel moot for His use 10 And ho said Thou hast naked n hard thing Nevertheless if thou sco mo when I nm taken from thee it shall beet unto thee but If not It shall not bo so To bo filled with tho Spirit moans readi ness for whatsoever God may appoint dmtI Ho may ho glorified According to tho story of tho Acts of tho Apostles It might mean such service as was endured or ren dered by any of tho apostles or deacons It might mean serving tables or preaching tho gospel winning souls or enduring Im prisonment scourging or death it might moan to bo used in n great revival or scat to n desert place to reach ono person To bo filled with tho Spirit moans grace to say under nil circumstances My Jesus as Thou wilt II or yes my Father this In so because that Thou hnst found it good Math zl 20 11 And It came to pass as they still went on and talked that behold there ap peared n chariot of fire and horses of flro anti ported them both asunder anti ElijahI wont up by n whirlwind Into heaven II Thoy still wont on This suggests tho only thing for tho believer tiny by day that hoI still goes on growing In grace anti in tho knowlodgo of our Lord and Saviour IIIPet 111 18 12 And jMiHim saw It and ho erlct1I My father my lathed Tho chariot of lame and tho horsemen thereof And ho saw him no more nnd ho took hold of hIs own clothes and rent them In two pieces II Nut for moment did ho take his eyes off Mill i and ho was rewarded by seeing him taken Tho ono groat dllllculty with believers Iscthat wo allow so many things to tako our eyes off tho Lord yet wo know thnt our instructions are to run with pntlonco look Ing unto Jesus and to consider Him lest wo bo weary Hob xII 0 8 There Is no other wny of rest Although Kllsha saw him no moro for tho present ho know bot ter than to Imagine that ho was on any ofctho mountains round about verses Ho know that ho was as really In bOIlonI 13 Ho took up also tho mnntlo of Kll jah that foil from him and wont back anti stood by tho bank of Jordan Wo nroJ Instructed to put on tho Lord Jesus nnd make no provision for tho lleeh to fulfill tbo lusts thereof Itoni zlil 14 to put on tho now man which after God Is created III righteousness and truo holiness 1 IJhIlv DI Wu who receive time Lore anti nro saved by Him and delight to 8lYI Elijah my God Is Jehovah should tokoc equal delight In saying Kllshn lilY God i j Bnvlour and In making it manifest that Ho docs savo us from ourselves and from nil soil pleasing or suit socking riot IIbut Christ in nil our dally lira 11 And bo took tho mantle of Elijah that fell from him and smote tho VlltOrst and said Wborois tho Lord God of And when ho also had smitten tho waters thoy parted hither and thither and Ellsba wont over Thus tho Lord did tor ono person what Ho had done for two and what Ho had dono for millions oven fox nil Israel Lot us learn to cry with Asa Lord It Is nothing with Theo to help whether with runny or with thorn that- bovo no powori Help us 0 Lord out God for wo rest on Thee and in ThyJ name wo go against this multitude II Chron xlv 11 IS And when tho sons of tho prophets which were to view nt Jericho saw him they said Tho spirit of Elijah doth rost jnndfore him When tho rulers saw tho bold nosa of Peter and John and perceived that they woro unlcnrnod and ignorant men thoy marveled and thoy took knowlodgo of thorn that they had boon with Jesus Acts Ir IS Whon tho Spirit of Christ has such complete possession of us thlltIthose who know us boat BOO Him and us then God will bo in us as Ho jdopondof our deslro In this matter according to I II Chron xvI 0 Jor xxix 18 The Eclipse of Flotr Tho foot is that wo two an othlonl rather than a religious ago Wo way hopo that tho oollpso of piety is but temporary and that it will shluo out again upon a world that will bo glad to BOO it returning Meantime tho lovo of truth which is tho redeeming fcnturoI of today j tho hatred of shams felt by earnest and careless nliko nndI which is as near to religion as maui Seoul nblo to come will purify our con ceptions of God and piety nud enable us to start again in a worship that is inI spirit and in truth Already wo can soo among liberal Christians especially strange to Bay among thoso who aro called rnd1calt tendency to estab lish SOmo daily devotional oxorclso which shall take tho placo of that which is eo rapidly fading away Tho need of such refreshment is evidently too groat toI permanentChristian tURlSWHIKt Alt ttSt AllU Beat liesinKILIJI I 1 J w f1jj Uftet 9gft11 11141144 ItI JI ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY i INCORPORATED iMiners and Shippers COAL AND COKE II I General Office Earlington Kentucky fsit 10i i BrA rLch Offices ioifIJ A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street EvansvIlle Intl it ti vVl101esEle Agr 3ntt= JOHN T HESSER Hauscr Building St Louis Mo J W ioi I 1 THE FAMAUS NO9 CDALj 8 For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles iMines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables jf THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE I i 5 a MARKETI4 BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASK BURNERS BND FURNBBES I ivVhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER I NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One Iiton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as ioneton of the best Anthracite CoalI1 ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY S 1 113 i CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topo For tho Week Beginning July 81 Comment by Her H II Doyle TOPIC Tho evils of oovctousneea Ex zx 17 Lulo xli 1J1- Coctousucss is nn inordinate and unlawful desire for that which is not ours It usually leads to nn effort to poSwhat wo wish for most inordinately whether by fair means or foul ones Covetousness is forbidden by tho law of God Thou shalt not covet is tho final command of God in tho sumninry of tho moral law given to Moses Covetousness is selfishness It does not consider tho rights of God or tho rights of man but only self Tho rich fool who had such nbundanco that ho did not know what to do with it did not inquire What would God havo mo do or What do my obligations to humanity demand that I should do but only What shall I do and tho conclusion reached was a selfish ono This will I 10 I will pull down my barns arid build greater and there will I bestow all my fruits and goods not to nso for God or humanity but for his own cam for many years That which leads us to disregard God and to fail to consider our fellow men is a great and grave evil Covetoufiuefia is ono of the most dangerous evils to which humanity is heIr is a sin of tho heart and is not BO easily Been and its dangers realized It creeps upon us gradually anti has us in its toils boforo wo aro nwaro of it and fact whilo its prisoners many never realize tho fact No sin is so insidious 1U1Ilin this fact lies ono of its greatest dangers It is also n prevalent evil It affects more or less tho whole human race Mdn naturally desires that which is of valno and attractiveness to him it is an easy stop from tho natural proper desire to an inordinate sinful desire Being so prevalent it is lightly IIVUIUU by men generally It Is forbidden by the law of God but not by tho law of man It is often called by other names and applauded by tho world rather titan condemned by it But it is no less an evil in tho sight of God God looks at tho heart and not on tho out ward mann Tho worlds standard of judgmcnt is not Gods standard Wo may escape tim judgment and punishment of men but when wo stand before God wo will bo judged by what wo nro and not by what wo seem Tho cure for covetousness is Chris tlonity Christianity teaches men to ive for God and for humanity rather for self Such a man can never bo covetous Christianity shows us tho ab soluto deceitfulness and uncertainty tho riches of this world and of tho folly of sacrificing eternity for time Christians themselves aro often too much absorbed in the things of this world As Christians and as Endcavorors lot us to tho world by our lives and teachings that godliness with content is tho most desirable of all possessions Bible Headings Joshua vil 1030 I Sam xv 1025 n Kings v 1527 Ps x 8 Prov xv 27 xxi 2420 Isa v 8 Ecclv 10 Ezck xxxiii 01 Math xxvi 1410 Mark vii 21 22 Actsv 111 Rom xiii 0 Eph v 0 I Tim Vi 011 Great Sins Tho great danger in tho Christian Ufo tho supposition that only great sins affect tho life On tho contrary it is rare that the evil comes in liko a flood There is in tho embankment tho littlo crack through which tho water trickles almost unobserved and in such small quantity that it is not regarded as worthy of effort to restrain it But each minuto it works its deadly work roo moving particle after particle until opensthoembankment and in a moment tho flood with its mill Lutheran Observer Time Illblo To us tho Bible is moro than a mora literary study We never road it but with that profound sense of veneration which ia duo to ono of tho mastonvorks of OIK I Call rn n fanatic an iguoranius if yin iilnuiii yon lynnot toko from ua that neiiso of vounttion Jewish Voice 9u r folored i1iens All rniiMimnieiiiotn au t nutlet nf news pet IJinliir to this column ttinult bll adJre n1 lb Gin ALritNPi Kailinrlin Kv Rev 1 Crots of Clatlsville icon filled the pulpit at Mount Zion Church Sunday Time church is getting along all right under Rev Slaughter Little Rose Hughes ii sick Rev Washington of St Louis preached here last week He returned home very sick Monday night Champ Ashby of Madifonville was in Karlington Sunday The Ilopkinsvills Major MJS that Earl Inglon is up to date 1 hue was a largo crowd nut Sunday night In hear Rev Washington Mrs SuctIon has relumed from Hop kinsvillc whrru slit has been visiting fur a tow ilijs Rev W H halt of Morions Gip was with us Sunday and Monday Miis Icarl Ray returned Sunday from CrablreeYou visit the Reading Room to night You will hear something good We want lo know if Hitch Sblon will preach any more Morions Gap and Madisonvilln will play ball lucre soon Tbe boys of Darlington are soon lo Hike a trip to Si Louis II ou want to po with us send us onr name St Charles Rev Karl preached at the Hapiist church Sunday and Sunday night Rev Marlon spent Sunday in Crablree Mr Warner Pellie went lo Croilon Sun day In sou his best girl Messrs H D Cunningham James Wal lace Henry Taylor P N Klllebrew Lemon Cunningham Misses Lillle Wim bley Mary Jones Uellie and Tennie Hone made a flying trip to Dawson Sunday and report a very nice lime Rev Galbreath of Earlington spent Sunday with us Mr Lewis Earl who has been sick ror some time is a little better at this writing Miss Lillie Wimbley is up again Rev Anderson of Madisonville was in our town last week Miss M J has a sad fact I wonder if that boy has said there are others jy Mrs Dessio Moorten of Danville III has brought her little family out lo SI Charles lo stay a while Mrs Mary Campbell wile of exRev George F Campbell was adjudged insane and sent to the Hopkinsville asylum Saturday Upon her testimony at Henderson last year her husband was expelled from the Louisville Conlerence and the Methodist ministry It has been known for some time that her mind was unbalanced Her mania is of a religious nature Remember the name when you buy again PLUG ss ssiii I i 1 I i I KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES A man came to Providence Saturday who up to that time was per fectly ignorant that the United States was involved in a war with Spain or any other country and was loth to believe it when in formed of it lie went to issue a check and was toM that the instrument I would require a stamp af fixed His curiosity to know the reason for it led to the information that war was in progress which completely astounded him This strange being docs not live in Web ster county and yet he doesnt live very far away Webster Record Mr J G Taylor was out yester fay with his gun and killed a wild pigeon the first that has been seen in thu county for years The Smithsonian Institution at Vash ington has declared this bird to be extinct in the United States hut the killing of this specimine proves the statement to be incorrect This solitary wanderer was doubt less a scout sent out to find a range where food could be found in the fall This habit of tIme birds was once well known to the people ol this region who could tell by their actions whether it was to be a pigeon year or not If the scouts were successful in finding prospects good the first frost brought millions of them followed in a few days by nocks that darkened the sky for hours Hender son Gleaner War Map Free Latest official indexed maps of the world Cuba and Phillipinc Islands for pocket use issued by the Chicago Northwestern Ry free for two cent stamp W B Kniskcrn 22 Fifth avenue Chicago III A Steamer In a Storm Paducah Ky July 29The steamer Dick Fowler enroute from Cairo to this place was struck by a hurricane at Hillmans Landing IlL and damaged to the extent of 1000 Both smoke stacks and a part of the forward cabin were blown into the river There was a panic among the passengers but no one was hurt About twenty five ladies were on board The commercial transactions between Porto Rico and the United States during the fiscal year ended June 30 1897 amounted in value to J1 6991 2 Of this the goods brought from Porto Rico arc val ued at 2186024 and those sent there to 1988888 Annual Fair Louisville 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