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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 18, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898081801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): August 18, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. g k . ID. has just received a large shipment of School Books and Supplies and' you can get anything needed in the school room at prices that cannot I 1. l.t i uc .. .1 uiiuciouiu. ouu nun ai 1 ;'. Siek in 1 j I V lIX II I Tl frF A ati t"s- jfcuitsj I AAA,,. A,.,ll ii mas a,,,-- A .3 -- A,,. -- ff 8 ; i"P . n:-- . in,, .- KUUV.UUUI z.- -. MilV - in IIVJV1V P3VI IfiJl-Jl'- J ,rf I' " ft i I aaarxssssssssj 1 JWBSSl Mmw r sjar liflraMllg5re . anaii 1 17 1 ni uaattaiasssssssssssKK.,; 5 From A. D. SISK while at the Fair. Special inducements will ) be given. Call and see his prices MADI80NVILLE. KY. . wp T'iy,n.y ui ';, JirJiy MADISONVILLE, KY. ( pan ayi rpuiipii,,iii'aja Jyaw-j- MawiiHjr.a&uX ' wj ViiJ a TrfPa? -- ir i v- - f--- j . n & " sHaw sar- u pi JJ" '".Ju.m jyi" J.J'i.'J.nuyi'i.'y SlTBTprym NINTH YEAR. Capital Stock Paid In, SDO.OOO. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, AUGUST Surplu" Fund 120,000. I8G7. 18, 1898. NO. 33 JNO. G. rtORTON The, advantages of n i mil of in BANKER Admiral Dewey's Official Announcement of the Bombardment and Surrender. THE CASUALTIES Wp It is not to busiare numerous. ness men wo aro talking they know all about It but to salaried men, wage earners and to women There's safety It tho bank Is a good ono, There's convenience-th- e money always ready nnd out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It Is easy to spend small sums when you have a farce sum in yonr pocket. bank account WERE NOT NUMEROUS. I'lro American Soldier llenorteil Killed Wumidod In tlio Ai' and Forty-Fiv- e aault nn the ICnoiuy'a I.liica Tho Flocl Tliunderod Buluto When Old (Jlorj ltl.eil,Orcr Slnnlln, hu cd, they drove back tho Spaniards and apturcd tho trenches. OF The White FUg mi llolitoil. In a short timo tho white flag wni kolstcd by tho Dons and 7,000 solillerB, 12,000 rlflos and a great quantity of Efforts to bs Made to Secure the ammunition wcro surrendered. Tho Spanish loss lias not yet been Construction of a Number ascertained. It is probably several of World Beaters. times as largo ns that of tho American forces. Btrenctli of tho Bpanltli Force. Tho Spanish forces numbered about PLANS OF THE CONSTRUCTION BOARD. 3,000 men, but they wcro well intrenched. Nearly 10,000 Americans wcro engaged In tho assault, nnd their They Coiitcni.ilnto llattlcahlni of Thirteen to Fourteen Tliounnml Tom, nnd Crula- loss, under tho circumstance, is conrrs of Tivclto Thouannd Ton, AH of troops sidered small. Tho Coloi-itdThem to ho of High Npeod nud De-wcro tho first to storm tho trenches, ilcnod to Whip Any thine Allont. and orcrv man was a hero. i I III The Royal Ii the falgheat grade baklag powder kaowa. Actaal test! ahow It geea oae- third fiirtfeer than any other braid. 1 IBIS tonly III. fr QUIWCCOW? HCNtreuNoerTMistTAKHvniiM pom akP POWDER Absolutely pure A Prominent and Wealthy Citizen of Macoupin County Wan- A Beautiful Murdered. Present months all i HH1 celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flatlrcn FREE for a few to users of the THE CAUSE WAS A MERE TRIVIAL ONE. Senator Hampton W. Wall, of Staunton, Shot nnd Instantly Killed hy Otto Mnttloi, n Farm Hand Tho Tragedy Aroao Over nn Attempt to Impound n Treapnaslng Horae. I S Of MX OIMR ttAtltt. ajucTNta aara 'UCJiUaNGERBTOS'C?. Brand). To induce you to try this brand of starcb.so that you may find out for yourself BBi that alt claims for its superiority and econItaH omy are true, the nakers havehad prepared , at great expense, a series oft rl W MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Aug. 17. Admiral announcement of tho bombardment and nuriendcr of Maul la has been received its follows: Ocwoy'a ofllclnl Wabiiinqton, AuBtiitl Took n Snenk. Manila, Aug. 13. To Skciiktaiiy Navv, Wabiiinoton y to the Maullu hurrendcred American land nnd naval forces, aftci a combined attack. A division of tho squadron shelled tho forts nnd at Malatc, on the south kldo of the city, driving back tho enemy, our army advancing from that sldo at tho samu time. Tha city surrendered about five o'clock, the American flag being hoisted by Lieut, llrumby. About 7,000 prisoners were taken. The squadron hail no casualties, nono of tho vessels woro Injured. On August 7, Qcn.Mcrrlttand 1 formally demanded tho surrender of tho city, which tho Spanish govcruor-gen-crn- l refused. Signed Ukwev. Llout, llrumby Is Admiral Dewey's tLag lloutenant. to-da- When tho white flag went tip, Chpt.-(JeAugustl jumped into a launch from tho German cruiser Kalscrcln Augusta. Tho cruiser then left with him on board for Hong Kong. The Flllji.no Ulitd. n. BEST TRAINS TO The L'lllplnos aro glad that tho Is over. Tho shops arc ngatn open, tho blockade has been raised, and things will soon bo just as they were before Admiral Dowoy canio to destroy Spanish rulo here. struggle Kansas City, Montana, Colorado, Pacific Coast, Utah, Washington, Omaha, Hare Left After tho Surrender. Madiiip, Aug. 17. It Is now asserted that Ocn. Augustl loft Manila after tho surrender. Tho government has received his report giving details as to the surrender, but it is not yet ready to publish it. It is asserted that Gen. Augustl, oh August 7, refused all propositions to surrender. Aucuitl Hald to St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, VIA Dewey Wouldn't Accept Aiicnatl'i I'crsoiml Surrender, New Voiik, Aug. 17. A dispatch to tho World from Hong Kong says: St. Louis or Chicago, VESTIBULED TRAINS, SLEEPERS, DINING GARS, CHAIR GARS . (V&). r. M. RUaa, TRAV.PAIS'n CLLIOTT, HOWARD AOtNT, ST. LOUIS, MC, OIN'L Man.. ST. LOUIS, MO) lW.WAKClCYlaCNXIA-RAaT..tT.LOUI8.- -- S. " 1 "AikWxWS" 2THRDU6H VLSTIBULEO TSJUKSDAJLY Mll'S.Mi THRoiuaa 10,000 MILES FROM TIP TO TIP. ImurKcnti Attacked tho Americana. Is reported that they nttacked the ofllclally Americans In tho trenches. Now that tho surrender is reported, It can bo stated that Manila Tho ofllccrs of tho German warship is being held by vlrtuo of tho military ( Knlscrcln Augusta are under instrucoccupation and qurrender, and not by tions to give no information about tho vlrtuo of tho protocol Tho dlffcrcnco lonibardtncut, but it is freely stated is said to amount to llttlo in practical' that thcro was a great loss of life on results, yet, such as It Is, all both sides. agreo that tho occupation is Thcro aro n great number of steamtho result of tho combined military, ers hero preparing to leave for Manila and naval operations. According to with provisions. Admiral Dewey's dispatch, tho surrender occurred about 5 p. in, last Satur- IN COMMAND OF CAMP WIK0FF. day Tho peace protocol was signed at1 4:23 p. to. on Friday. It is said, Ueu. Wheeler Given Carte Illmicho to I'ro. that tho dlffcrcnco in ttmo beTide Kvcrytlilnjr Necesaary for tho Comtween Manila and Washington Isj fort of the Sick and Wounded. such that tho surrender, reckoned on Washington timo, would bo about, Washington, Aug. 17. Gen. Wheeltwelve hour ahead of the timo nt Ma-- ', er wns tit tho war department and had nila, or about 5 a. in., Saturday. In an Interview with tho secretary. Ocn. point of actual time, therefore, tho Wheeler received orders to peace protocol preceded the actual surcommand at Camp render of Manila by n few hours. until tho arrival of Gen. Hut it is a well established rulo Shnftcr. Ocn. Wheeler was told by of military law, accepted tho world tho secretary of war topurchaso everyover, Hint a pcaco armistice or cessa- thing that was necessary for the comtion of hostilities, docs not bccoino-bindin- fort of tho men, and to spare nothing upon commanding ofllcors unwould alleviate the suflcrlngs of til they receive actual uotlco of it. thatsick and wounded. Gen. Wheolcr tho This rulo Is expressed in tho United will lcavo nt onco for New York, nnd States regulations governing armies in thence to Montauk Point. Ai the Hatter No it Standi. HASHVILLt I ' IlUaiRH PMGftBlfrrET Ii CHICAGO. f.P.JErTRIES.O.P.A tVAfWUt.lND. m CARS FROM ORLEANS It tSSaSSb 0.nj1ILLMAN.G5Jl navUviuejcnm. BOOK OF THE AGBt ' THE GREATEST Should b ofll-cla- ls In Ever; Home and Library. niad.tona, written br Ward Hon. Wllllau :tl'rmlr of (lrU Jlrllln unci Irlnd, t'hMlar, ''uki Iter A. II. HilrayUuMn'iiUollrae.Uifonl.l.iKl Ur. 8nn! Itm Curtl- -, U.II. 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H full-l- a i halt latant, toil), lull tlont. (lit txliMa, cloth, ) 01 "Mi UITI01 sm. 30 fallposo Mlo.tr. llt flliaa. full lotant, ona 'ojunia tlona. Hljla A U vol araoa, full levant, tufloJ, I to Hh Htyla wo :'si Krt l. tttur ns-su- .ptl l).l,lnrHr ArClr Wi-ko- ff LlrAUll.quartp.li.raTlawqli.tlonaloacli,atltf rt. alluhtl. (IJUJaacli bar rofora, aawa.1, trliuraatlanil hrhookMillani. lot For wlu at all looktora O. HIIFPAllU. fcirthar Uformatlon. writ. HKNllV CUcaga, llllnoU VablUliar.UJ apj ilt Wsnroo Htnwt, tho field. YEARS' EXPERIENCE BO IjTTnjra ' TnAoc Marks ikelch and deierlnllon mr onuln opinion froe wfiothor an luloklr icerwln Tour patentabla. Commnnlc. l"oiiatrlct rfonnSontfal. Handbook on J'atenU arm free, umcit eponcr ioraoriu Co. rocolTO innt tnkon tbrnuah Munn & wunom cuarno, tpttlal nonet, MlittiMi, ..haririi In thn A lianiMomcir ' rrri ,uriitiun DESIGNS w Account of the llattle. New YonK, Aug. 17. A special dispatch from Manila, August 13, via Hong Ifong, to tl(o Now York Journal says; Fivo American soldiers wcro killed Itnd about 45 wounded In thocapturo of Manila. Tho Stars and Stripes wero raised over tho city at 0:40 o'clock in tho afternoon. In tho bay Admiral Dowoy's fleet thundered a national salute. A Combined cently ordered homo to FortMcPhcrson, will probably go to Santiago, Gen. Pennington, commander of tho department of tho gulf, has received orders from tho war department to hold the Fifth at Tampa, ns it would probably be ordered to Gcn.Lawton at Santiago, Itlvor Noiti. infantry, uow at Tampa, which wns Tho Flflh Infantry to Uo to Santiago. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 17. Tho Fifth re- m nnd Naval Attack. Scktitific fl.it.e.lca.t akIat . a uiuBiru wutij. .a a ! T -- ";v,. Ala MUNN &Co.36,Brodw"' New York L GEORGE KING, DRUGGIST, ST, CHARLES, KENTUCKY. The combined naval and land forces wcro raploycd in tho captura of tho Spanish stronghold of tho Philippines. At nine o'clock in tho morning tho signal to begin firing was set on Admiral Dowoy's flagship. Tho authorities in tho city and tho consulB of foreign powers had previously been notified of tho intended bombardment. For two hours great hells wcro thrown. Attacked the Knetnr In Ilia Treuchei. After the bombardment tho troops moved forward to attack tho Span-lard- s in tho trenches, Thcro had been no reply to Dewey's bombardment, but tho land forces mot with a hot rccop-tlo- stations. Clnclnnutl ClinnRO QatiBg. 2H.2 21 Hnln fall houra. In !l hrs. 1.3 Plttaburgh 3.S 8.9 3,4 St. touts Davenport. MompliU Loulsvlllo. Cairo 8t,l'aut 2.B 15,2 11.6 25.0 -- 4.4 --0.3 -- O.S T .10 -- 0.5 -- 1.4 0.0 1.8 0.: NewOrlcans... Fall. T Traca 5.3 Kentucky Fnlr Dates. Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded W. A. NISUin , Preaidonl O. W. WARDILL, CaaUIet ISfoplctna (Xountu MAmrviLLE, Ky. Captal Stock, - - $50,000, August Lawrcnceburg, days. Fern Creek, August 16 3 dajs. Lebanon, August 16 4 days. Broadhcad, August 17 2 days. August 23 4 Shepherdsville, l)ut the onward rush of tho Amer- hays. icans could uot be stayed. With a loss London, August 24 3 days. of flvn killed nnd over two sooro wound- Shelbyville, August 24 4 days. Madisonville, August 24 4 days. August Germantown, 24 4 days. Bardstown, August '30 5 days. Remember the name Lagrange, August 313 days. Elizabethtown, September when you buy days. Ewing, September 7 4 days. again Glasgow, September -4 days. Louisville, September 2616 days. Hartford, September 293 days. Owcnsboro, October 4 5 days. Paducali, October 11 4 days. n. 164 9 64 Chicago, Aug. 17. A special to tho Chicago Itccord from Washington snys: DOTAL AIUN9. POWOCI CO., NEW YOKK. "Tho uavy department will ask congress to nuthorizc the construction of tho largest and most formldablo battleships and cruisers afloat, vessels with- OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. out equals in any foreign fleets and incomparably superior In ofTcnstvo power, Tho blockado of Porto Rico has been speed and onduranco to .any of tho raised. magulUccnt ships which a few weeks Natural gas has been struck at High ago destroyed Ccrvera's squadron. Island, Tex. Decision Will hi) Urged Upon Congrcn. Gen. Lawton has been ordered to sco This decision, reached at a meeting that tho Cubans obscrvo strictly to tho of the naval board of construction, armistice. will be urged upon congress for prompt Democrats of Nebraska eclobrated ut action, supported by arguments of the Omaha, Tuesday night, tho fusion oi most convincing character, Tho subdemocrats, populists nnd silver republiject was tnkon up at tho direction of cans. Long, who desired to hnvo a Secretary Two young women, names unknown, building programmo thoroughly con- jumped from a ferryboat into tho Dcla-warsidered and agreed upon by the highriver at Philadelphia, and were est technical experts in tho service for drownod. presentation to tho leglslntlvo branch Tho August meeting of tho Interof the government- in December, state Merchants' association at St. Tho llounl Will JIcrIii tho I)ojl'n. Louis promises to bo tho most largely The board practically ngrccd to be- attended in its history. gin tho design of three battleships ol Friends and relatives of George A. between 13,000 and 14,000 tons displace Kimmc, who disappeared from Kan19 knots maln- incut, with nl least sas City, July 30, aro unable to in any way account for his nbsencc. At tho conclusion of the Spanish cabinet council, Tuesday, Admiral Ccrvcra was instructed to take the first ship home, Independent of nationality. Accounts of the final battlo ut Maul-lwhich resulted In the capitulation of that city, show that the American assault by land and sea was irresistible. George M. Pullman, Jr., was married in New York city to Mrs. Lynno Fer-nalof Chicago, who was nt one time engaged to young Pullman's brother, Sanger, Itcports of Spanish cruelty toward natives in tho northern part of Porto Itlco may lead to ft protest from tho powors.'Gcn. Miles being powerless to intervene. Milton J, Kerry, a St. Louis machinist, who had become jealous, fired three shots at his sweetheart, Mury Sanders, ?oW-W5- v ono of which took effect in her head. She will probably die. Postmaster IJaumhou of St. Louis and thc'employcs in tho city distribution department of tho post oflicc pre scnted.n,handsorao testimonial to retiring- Ptfstitftutcr Carlisle. " "Kid" McCoy was greatly shocked when ho learned of tho tragic death of Corbctt's father and mother in San Francisco. IIo sent a message of sympathy to Corbctt at once. It is said that tho aim of tho Americans in bombarding Manila's fortifications was so careful and accurate that talnea spoed. It was nlso determined tho city was not damaged much, while to recommend thrcu ilrst-clas- s cruisers tho dofenscs practically wero demolof nbout 12,000 tons nnd of not less than ished. Tho New York municipal council has 22 knots speed. In addition to these, a class of pro- decided to glvo Admiral Sampson and tected and partly nrraorcd cruisers of his fleet a great reception. Tho mayor between 5,000 and 0,000 tons, as well as has been requested to namo n commit-tc- o of 100 citizens to assume char go of 11 new class of 2,500-to- n cruisers. tho affair. Calculated to Whip Anything Alloat. Tho leader of tho Philippine junta Tho battleships will bo designed to whip any fighting vessels In tho world, at Hong Kong has sont a messago to of whatever class, nnd tho cruisers aro President McKlnloy congrat ulatlng o bo more formldablo than nny vessels him on tho American victory at Maniit their speed up to this timo in Eu- la, ami promising tho support of the insurgents. rope. Premier Sagasta, with tho acumen Tho boaid made no reference to torpedo boats, nnd is not disposed to which no other man In Spain possesses, recommend any further Increase of tho has undertaken to conclude pcaco as 51 vessels of that typo now built or the final grand work of a Ufa spent in tho service of his country, and which, authorized. to his credit, leaves him a poor man. ADMIRAL CERVERA CHEERED. Tho fun and merriment nt tho reunion of the old settlers at CissnaPark, Tho llnno Old binmUli Admiral Find a 111., Tuesday, wcro interrupted by an Only Admirer In the Ameriaccident In which 30 persons wero incans l!o Mceta. jured. As a gamo of ball was in proNew Voiik, Aug. 17. There wns con- gress tho temporary grand stand colsiderable hand clapping and some lapsed. cheers when Admiral Ccrvcrn lunded from the Fall Hivcr line steamboat DYNAMITE FIENDS AT WORK. Prlscllla ut tho foot of Murray street. Whilo on tho boat a passenger shook Attempt to Doatroy tho Homo of John Hill, Jr., nt Ilolmont, a Chicago hands with Curvcra nnd remarked: Suburb, with Dynamite. "I'm glnd to know you wcro kind to Hobson." Chicago, Aug. 17. An attempt was "Lieut. Hobson is n bravo young mado Tuesday night to tho lives man, nnd I admired his courage," an- of John Hill, Jr., his take and two wife swered tho admiral. children by exploding a heavy chargo Admiral Ccrvcra is on his way back of dynamite ngalnBt Mr. Hill's resito Annapolis. When ho reaches thcro dence In llelmont, a suburb of this lie expects to complete arrangements city. Nono of tho family suffered for his transfer back to Spain. injury, although the framo and sash of tho window whero tho explosive MONEY FOR THE SOLDIERS. was placed wero blown with great Fayiuaatera Ordorod to 1'rocood from Snn- - forco into tho bedroom whoro Mr. Hill was sleeping. Tlio perpetrators tlago to 1'orto llteo to l'.iy tho Troop) placed tho missile by means of A Faymnater for Alitakj. polo u of sufllclcnt length winWashington, Aug. 17. Orders havo to reach the second-stordows. On tho been issued directing tho paymasters other end of tho polo was attached a Stick of dynawho have been nt Santiago With to proceed nt onco to Porto mite or a bomb. A slow fuso was atllico to pay tho troops. Gsu. Miles tached nnd tho explosive was so did not want theso paymasters and arranged that it was directly tho money to bo sent to Porto Itlco against tho framo of tho window on tho east from Santiago for fear that they might of tho bedroom side of tho house, tho room usually bring yellow fover, Tho surgeon-general'- s oflko docs not believe thoro la any occupied by Mr. Hill and his wife. Tho crimo is bcliovcd to havo been inspired, danger of infection. A paymaster has also been detailed if not executed, by raco track mon to go with tho troops which aro to bo against whom Mr. Hill, ns nn officer of tho Civic federation, has conducted a sent to Alaska. Turin Ilegulntlom for Our Noiv Foaaea-bIod- crusade,. Mr. Hill is n board of trade operator. Wabuinoton, Aug. 17. Many inquiA Terrible Mistake. ries aro received for copies of tho now St. Louis, Aug. 17. Joseph Deroto, tariff regulations rotating to our new a laborer, aged 45, mistook his wife, possessions. Arrangements have been Emily, for a burglar, Tuesday night, mado by tho war department so that and fired u shot which lodged at tho tho government printer will hereafter baso of her spine uud may result In her furnish copies o( theso tariff nt tho death. Tho almost frantic husbaml Is cost price, with tun per cent, added. locked up, and the untortunato wlfo is ut tho city hospital. To bo llomovod front Danger of Yollorr e a, y 0, well-know- n h. Staunton, III., Aug. 17. The mangled remains of Senator Hampton W. Wall Ho in tho parlor nt tho family homo here. IIo was murdered in cold blood one mllo southwest of town at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon by Otto Matties, a farmhand employed by August Schadllch. Matties Is a fugitive from justice, and a sheriff's posse, guided by a pack of d bloodhounds, is scouring the country in search of him. Verdict of the Coroner's Jury. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of murder, and held Matties and Mrs. Ernestine Schadllch as principals. Thu woman Is locked up in the jnll here. Tho facts of the killing, ns learned from tho testlmonyof C3'c witnesses nt tho inquest, show tho murder of Wall to havo been a most atrocious crime. Just after dtnncr Senator Wall, accompanied by Hen Wesscl nnd Ebon Scrog-glndrovo to his farm, where tho men wero to do somo work. ex-Stakccn-sccntcs, GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the $io,ooo originals fey you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions! named below. These Plaques ere 40 Inches in circumference, are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever, and will ornament tho saost' elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers. They arc not for sale at any price, and can be obtained only in Marlllc, wliichwill be given the manner specified. The subjects are: American Wild Ducks, American Pheasant, English Quail, English Snipe. The birds arc handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. Plaque 13 bordered with a band of gold. Each ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 35 years. TWENTY-TW- O HiwTotfThems All purchasers of thrco 10 cent or ftlxScent packages of Elastic Htarch (Flat Iron Drand), aro entitled to receive from their crocer ono of theo bsantlfol Game Plaques free Tlio plaques vrlll not bo tent by mail. Thoy can bo obtained only from your grocer. Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch. Do not delay. This ofTcr is for a short timo only. MILLION nnd colt grazing in tho senator's clover field. Tho Schadllch family, it is alleged, had occasioned Senator Wall moro or less trouble for moro than n year, and ho determined to send tho maro and colt to the pound. Ho told Wcssel to hold tho horse whilo he nnd Scroggins captured tlio trespassers. Tho maro took fright, however, nnd ran across tho field to an orchard near Schadllch's house. Seized tho Horae. Wall and Scroggins followed, and tho former seized tho animal by tho mane. They were seen by Mrs. Schadllch and her daughter, Martha, who at once ran out nnd remonstrated with Wall. Mrs. Schadllch can not speak English, and Wall called upon Wesscl to act as interpreter and Inform her of his intention to Impound tho animals. An Infuriated Woman. Tho woman became infuriated, and declared sho would got a gun and kill Wall. Suiting her action to her word, she entered tho house and returned, a moment later, carrying an old muzzle-loadin- g shotgun by tho barrel. When sho wns within a few feet of Senator Wall sho pointed tho weapon at him and endeavored to fire, but sho didn't understand its working, and failed. A Struggle For tho Uun. At that Wall caught hold of tho gun with ono hand, still holding onto tho horse with tho other. Just then Mat-tic- s came out of the houso and ordered Wall and his men off the premises. Mrs Schadllch told them, through her daughter, that thoy could not tako the animals off her property. Wall Insisted, telling Matties, who took an aggressive part In tho controversy, that ho wanted to mako a caso against tho Schadlichs, and if ho was in tho wrong thoy could havo redress through tho regular channels of law. Tho Fatal Shot. Mrs. Schadllch jerked the gun out of Wall's bond at this juneturo nnd stepped back as though to shoot him, but Matties grabbed it from her, and raising it to his shoulder, took deliberate aim and llred. Tho senator saw. tho action nud stooped almost to tho ground in an effort to dodgo tho shot, but tho whole charge of buckshot struck tho victim in the right sido v.of tho licnd, blowing away ono side of tlio skull, spattering tho old maro with blood and brains. The Murderer Took to tho llruah. Tho Slaro Wna In tho Clover, As they passed a meadow forming n part of n farm they saw an old maro packages of thb brand were sold last year. That's how good it is. ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch. Accept no substitute. TUE MARKET REPORT. Au. 17. Illinois Central R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS. rniTTTiTPrP I I I II If I I ai 13 WEDNESDAY, ur Sr. Patents, mj&LMJ (now); clear, UWtjaU; atralghts, linaaw. Wheat-N- o. 2 ro 1, 7.'a73c; No. 3, 05a7lo. Corn No. 2, mixed :K'a31)jc; No.3wn.lte,32XGSJKc Oati No. 8. J3 . Hay-Pral- rle, IS.Wa7.0J; mlxjd timothy, M.M28.00i clear timothy, new, J7.wa9.60; Iluttcr-Crcame- ry, old, t9.u(M..O0L K(3l(HSc; dairy. ll17c, Ktfgs-Frc- sh, 12c. Lard -- Prima stoam n.07Hc Fork Now- standard tnesi.JO.oa llacoT Extra Bhorts, , clear rib. (l',c; clear, 6'c, all pae'.ied. Wool-Cho- ico 23a28c. Wbcat-Kuiures closed: August, C9cb; September, 67),c b, December, (BSo b. Conl-Futu- ret closed: oScptcmbcr, 30,e b; December, 297ic; May, 31 Chicago Opening quotations: Wheat eptember opened at 0J'4i385Sc, sold up to6J',c, tbca settled back to 05hft63!c. December began at 63L roso to es'i'c, tben declined to 63KQ 63,S:. Corn Septomber opened at 32He, and old on to 32?,c Oats Siptcmber started at 2WtC on to 20Hc, then up to 20Vic Provisions September pork opened at M.W, declined to I8.9:k. rallied to 18 OTl(. then oil to t&M, September lard began at I5.27SJ, and sold 09 to Lons-Flo- tiraln nnd Frovhdona. Tl 11 I It fl I fl A fPT,P M S Jjil oe dally icrvlce to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louistille enables ono to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resorta of Virginia, the White Mountalnaand Seaside of New lhigland, the Thousand Islands, tho lake and forest resorts of MlchUan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, tho Ilct Springs of ArkaDsas.jtho Yellowstone Tark or tho resorts of Colorado. T,' Illinois Central now ''aa on sale, ord will tlnue the aame until September 30, 1898, round trip aummcr tourist tickets from P0ints a lls I'"" in the South ,0 latRe list of summer retorts in Hie North. Ita fait double Southern Guide 2 Homeseetes' IS.KX weakened September ribs started at totI7V(. ng 13.20, and CmcAao-Closl- gust, OOijcj CJ'io; May, OIJiO. Corn August, SlHo; September, 3151c; Docember, 31Sic; Moy, 33.4c. Oats August, 20Ho; September, 20Kc; May, 22?c, Pork AuBUit.f8.90; September, f&BSH; October, MOW; Docember, I8.97K. ti.UH; Soptembor. IJ.13; October, M.20; December, $3.25. Short Itlbs-Aug- uit, 13.13: September, 15.15; October, t5,m. CHICAGO-Ca- sh wheat: No. 2 red, 70.U710 No. 3, do.. 633700; No. 2 hard. 70c; No. 3 da, 03363c; No. 3 spring, nothing doing; No. 3 do,, 07a72c; No. 1 northern spilng. 75c. Cash corn: No. 2, 32)c; No. 8, 32c. Cftsho&U: No. 2, Slot No. 8, 20li quotations. Wheat AuSeptember, 8J),c, December, o2i the States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisana, and also a detailed write-uof the cities, towns and country en and adjaccat to that line. To homeseekers, or those In search of a farm, this pamphlet will lurnlsh reliable information concerning tho most accessible and prosper ous portion of the South. Tree copies can be had by appl)lng to the nearest of the undersigned. "aoutuern Cnlde,"has Is a illustrat pamphlet, p ontalas a large au inter letters fiom Northern farmers prosperously located on the line of the Illinois Central Railroad In uome-aecker- a' A new 189S edition, entirely rewritten, and giving facts and conditions, bronchtdown to date, of the Central's just been issued. Tickets and full information as to rates In connection witb the aboe can be had ot agents ef tho "Central" and connecting liner. S. G. Hatch, Dl. Pais. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, DIv. Pass, Agent, Memphis. Wm. Murray, DIv Pan. Agent, New Oilcans. A. H. Hanson, G, P. A. W, A. Kellond, A. G. P. A. Chicago, Live Stock Market. St. Louis -- Cattlo -- rancy exports, I3.0oa 6.25; butchers', M.KXai.83; itockcra, t3.00ai.i0; cows and heifers, t2.503l.30. Hogs Packing, f3.55a3.00; butchers' hogs, tl0:33.M; lights, Shcep-Prlf3.B033.B3. range at a 003 1.25; spring lambs, $10036.10 per 100 lbs. ccs Louisville. tl tl,!' g4aUa.it. J tartlllli-.M-I- I Dr. Gum Otto's HllU.iV,lHg'I- Heavy draft, good to extra .$ 55 003150 00 Drivers, good to extra . 50 00)1209 00 . 50 003135 00 Saddlers Matthed teams, good to extra.. , 150 003330 00 69 00(3100 00 Strcctcrs Southern animals . 22 503 43 00 . HOUSES. Spruce to 8 old 1M( hands, 4 to 7 years old 16 to 1014 hands, 1 to 7 years old 15 4 CCnicAQo-Hogi-Estlmatcd hands, 4 Hi hands, 11 hand. to" years old 4 toil 3 ears old.... years UCI.KS. Matties examined the gun to sco head ; left over 2,000 head. fairly steady whether there was n load In the other to stronger, and'tdrnod Market yesterday's wcaknt barrel, but finding it empty turned and prices. Light?, fj.633l.00; mixed, hoary, 13.6031.03; rough, t3.6033.75. Catlolsurely walked toward tho houso and tlo Receipts, 16,033 head Market steady to later took to tho brush. strong. Deeves, 1535.60; cows t3.053-4.03; 003 37 60 (Xnt 50 00 73 00 003 00 00 03120 00 receipts, 2J.050 $ 23 . . 33 41 63 75 00i Balsam CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY. andlheltcra, ft Texas stoers, ttZ33L3?; westerns, Senator Wall's death was Instan- t3.603t70; Blockers and foedeH, 13.2531.80. Uccclpts, 20,030 taneous. Ho pitched forward on his Sheep lower. Natives, head. Market steady to too 11253480; westerns, 25 & 50 CENT BOTTLES. face when the heavy chargo tore off f3.65l31.70, lambs, tl2534 75. tho top of his head and lay porfectly steers, t3.50 Kansas still. Scroggins and Wcssel carried 5.50; Texas steers, I3.0034.OS; Texas cows, ti23 iv" "i ' ifvv'r'vWv'ri-rvWytnif'VijCW. 63 Sold by St. liernard Drug Store. native cows and heifers, t2.0031.75; tho body to the buggy and started for 13.0035.20; bulls, town, nnd Mrs. Schadllch led tho old stockcrs and feeders, sales, f3.7033.63; 12.75 4.00. Ilogs-Ilof heavies. marc, the innocent cause of tho trag- t3.75a3.5; packers, 13.6533-83- ; mixed, t3.O03 edy, back to the barn, and wns subse- a 83; lights, $3.5033.73; yorkcrs. $3.7033. 75; pigs, II 50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS IN bs, $3.1033.50. (3.753600; muttons, quently Jrr6stcd. Death raa luatnutunooui. f 2.2034.80; -ulk Sheep-Lam- S3.253L50. A GERMAN EXPLANATION. n. Cincinnati -H- ogs-Actlvo at $3.203103. FARMING." Published by the New York Triiune Cotton. The Carrying Atray of Capt.-QeAuguatl waa Not in Any Senaea Drench of Neutrality. Quotations for middling rango as follows: St. Louis, 5?o; New York, 60; Now Orleans, Memphis, 6.H0; Charleston, 6ic 5 Second Edition. 32 Pages, A 18 Bkiilin, Aug. 17. Tho Norddeutscha Allcgmelne Zcltung explains that tho Kalsercln Augusta, which brought away Gen. Augustl from Manila, left tho harbor after tho surof tho city, and render that tho Spanish ofllccrs wcro allowed to go free, so that Gen. Augustl will be able to go whither ho pleased. "When Admiral Von Dledrlchs permitted him to go to Hong Kong on bonrd tho Kalsercln Augustl," says tho Norddeutscho Allgcmeiuc agreement by "it was with the American commandcr-in-chief- , If, indeed, tho German admiral considered such an agreement still ucccssary. Moreover, It is also to bo observed that tho Spanish troops at Manila may, by mutual consent, proceed to Spain or Hong Kong." Carnegie Wilt (live Another Library. DuiirniKS, Scotland, Aug. 17. Mr. Financial, New Yoiik, Aug. 17. Money on call nominally 13 Hi percent.; prime mercantile paper, m Ol percent. Storllng exchange- easier, with actual business la bankers' bills at.483tf for demand, and 4813434M for 60 days; posted rates, 43UJSI35, aad 4S&34S9M; commercial bills, 4S3t:. Silver certificates, 53339 H. U&r silver, 50?i. Mexican dollars, 46c Government bonds firm. Tlio was n large demand for stocks at the opening and prices were generally blgbcr. An eager outside demand for stocks raised prices at the opening, but the steady stream of.reallz-In- ir sales affected the railroad list which finally fell, with few exceptions, below Tuesday night's closing. Tho volume of realizing offerings Increased and tho market was yielding trading, when the sharply on furlously-actlv- s news was rocolvcd of tho lncrraso of tho Burlington dividend rata to a basts. The whole market quickly responded aad recovered to Kllghtly above Tuesday night's level. Speculative nctJWty then turned almost wholly to tho grangers, leaving tbo general list for a timo The tone was decidedly fnvrrlsh at tho high letel Sules to noon 441, vn shares. Ilouds wero ilrm. by 12 Inches' and improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century. Special articles by the best agricultural writers, on topics which they have made their life study. Illustrations of old fashioned implements. A vast amount of practical information. A valuable aid to farmers who desire to stimulate production and profit. Extremely interesting and in- general review of the advances Zcl-tun- g, structive. ONLY 15 CENTS A COPY, by mail bend your order to THE BEE, E.'.RLINOTON, Ky. Andrew Carneglo has offered the town council of Dumfries 10,000 to build 9 public library. CHARGED Co Compound Remember the name Prescriptions WITH MURDER, S S Fever Contagion. Washington, Aug. 17. Tho surgeoofllco has decided to n-general's 14-- baJUeteJ PLUGW ft tako ull tho well and convalescent men away from Key West so that thoy will not bo In dungcr from tho outbreak of yellow fever nt that point. rrnnoral banking business. .r..,r..i,-- i Hnrites tho accounts oi tno anions oi nkins and adjoining counties, -t,a r,nnt and most ftesore vault in that.pewtfon o KenluckyJ Arc you a subscriber BkK? You should be. to The nedy, dentist, they havi tho murderer of Kmlllno G. Itoynolds, who was found Corbott doing Homo. dead in a room of the Grand hotel, New YonK. Aug. 17. Oeorgo Consl-din- e, Tuesday, that Capt. Price, of the West t, the manager for Jnraos J. Thirtieth Street station, made nn afKen. Mvrrltt Aalu for Inatractlona. says that Corbott has mado all fidavit in tho West Side polleo court Washington, Aug. 17. Secretary arrangements to leavo tho city for San has received a dispatch from Gen. charging Kennedy with homicide. Ho Francisco. IIo will bo accompanied by Morrilt announcing tho surrondcr oi wns held without ball for examination his wife and his brother, Thomas. on Friday. Manila and asking for lnstrucUoas. Cor-bctAI-p- er based upon a dispatch from Aden, to Arabia, tho St. Petersburg Vicdomosti, to tlio effect that Great Uritaln has recently assumed a protectorate over tlic whole of South Arabia, is nonsensical. A Nonaenalcul Story Ur. Samuel Kennedy, a Dentist, Arrested London, Aug. 17. High officials at for Killing Kmlllno U, Itoynolda In tho foreign office declare that tho story, a Noxr York Hotel, when you buy w 2 again S New YonK, Aug. 17. Tho police are so positive that in Dr. Samuel J. Ken- iBatuef MM properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete) knowledge of drugs. It requires tbo druggist to have a large amount of drugs-fredrugs. Ho must glvo tbo best possible vork, and for compensation he must be reasonable. sh WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMBER WE'RE CAREFUL. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STOREi If your arc not 5. subscriber to The Bee, you should be. ,7 - mmi9 VIWB HBBKPffipw'iS mw-- mz V 3 -- . l SjV" r v rv; - '"i f : i 1 r t i .) '.: -a r" . , Crabtree mines a few days since, is doA War Echo. The remains .of tho late Gov. ing splendidly notwithstanding tbat the Gabriel Slaughter, who was Chief Wake up early, chillunl leg was amputated between knee and Exccutivo of Kentucky from 1816 Day Is long and bright: ankle. to 1819, wiH probably be brought Sun is workln' overtime to Kentucky for interment from Suggestion for improvement of anthraTo give us lots o' light. So'jcrs is a fightin' Virginia. His widow has signified, e cite conditions furnish fruitful An' we mustn't stop to play, PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and Mnjer. her willingness and the next Legisthemes for discussion. It seems to be wants to send him. But if Gen. Ev'ry minute's precious, lature will be called upon for an generally admitted that tbo policy of anCa'se wo got dat tax to pay. Lee would prefer to be United appropriation for this purpose. It ot the thracite producers and BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. States Senator now let it be done. Bees is makin' honey is a Kentucky custom to bury all railroads, which in general terms might be Incorporittd. An' de boss lie pull de plow, it is possible that he may the here when their Second However tassels De corn's described as forcing upon the market, Entered the PcitoHee tl E.rlltiRton n families do not object. fill both positions, and briclly be Jes' as fast as it knows bow. month by month, a larger amount of coal Itii matter. De pigs is catin' faster than It Is able to absord, is as mistaken as Governor General of Havana provAn' do hens is cacklin' gay, HATES: It is said that the Newsboys' SUBSCRIPTION as it Is irremediable. Agreements to reAin't no timo foh loafin' ince. Band, with the First Kentucky 'Ca'se wo got dat tax to pay. strict production always fail to work for Washington Star. Volunteers, hasOmadc n hit everyHopkins County is, like the one cause or another, and Ibe trade seems ' OntYer,tlitctlylndTnee where. They aro now on their to be one of the few unfavorable spots In " of the I. whole State, in the hands Sii Monthi, " way to Porto Rico. A fine trip ft r ThreeUonthi. " general business situation tbat exhibits board enemy. The county election SsJ.cCmoVr.mVlied-f,eeon-;Vthe newsboys. such gratifying tendencies toward improveot tne Corretpondentt wanted In nil that has just been nppointcd by REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS. ment. It is however claimed by compecountT. Addreitni for particular!. the Goebel Commission is wholly tent observers that the real cure for the Bilious and Intermittent Fevers Rufus P. Time and Manner of Holding as About as he was .ncaring compledisease that affects anthracite coal produc- which prevail in miasmatic disDemocratic, although TI1UKSDAY, AUGUST 18. 1898. tion must be found in a completo change tion of his work th'c coal fell and of the board DOWN IN THE MINES. Teaguc, a member tricts arc invariably accompanDecided by County Comof methods. In line with this there have free bioke his leg and bruised him painand one of the most strenuous of the been a number of almost revolutionary ied by derangements mittee. fully. As there was scarcely anysilver Democrats, is quoted as a Bud Nisbet, of the Providence mines, suggestions, not the least attractive ot Stomach Liver and Bowels. Republican in the newspaper re- Madisonville, KY.,Aug. 11, 1898. body in the mines he remained, eports that last week he discharged about which is one to the effect that a large proPursuant to a call, the Republi- unable to go out himself, until forty miners. Cause unknown. Conportion of the product of the Pennsylvania ports of the appointments. Again fraud can Committee of Hopkins County about 7 o'clock that evening, when The people of Staughtcrsville have for mines might bs utilized for the production The liver ir, the "driving ditions arc ripe for wholesale and self met and agreed to hold Magister- he was found by Mess. James sometime contemplated the opening of a of gas on Ibe largest possiblo scale directly wheel" in the mechanism of in the coming elections coal mine near that place, which they say at the mines. Bradstreets. destruction of the Democratic par- ial District Convetions on Saturday Lacy and Henry Doris and taken can bo done with small expense. man, and when it is out of order, home. Doctors Nisbet and Earle Llsmnn Items. ty in Kentucky, which is working Aug 20th, and County Convention amputated the leg between ankle Thos. Robinson, foreman of the Empire the whole system becomes deRev. Price filled bis regulr appointment upon the principal of unconditional on Monday following at the Court and knee and at present the pa-ti- mines, alter spending several weeks at ranged and disease is the borne on account of sickness, has so far hero Saturday and Sunday. is doing nicely. supremacy in the State, without House in Madisonville, at which Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Rrico and children George Washington, a driver in recovered as to resume business. time delegates will be elected to regard to methods or means. attend the Second Congressional the mines, had his hand mashed Tho Madisonville Huster bas this to say spent Saturday at Madisonville. MissJe'.lie Nichols is on tbe sick list The stastician of the Treasury District Convention, which meets yesterday morning, catching it be- about erecting coke ovens at the Reinecke tween his car and some timbers. ' 1 Department shows' interesting fig- in Henderson, Aug. 29th, for the He will be unable to resume work mines: "Mr. I Bailey bas Just returned Ibis week. II from SI. Louis, where he went to make Public school commences hero August ures with reference to the iron and purpose ol nominating a candidate for sometime. some investigation in reference to the 29th. Our exports of for Congress. Basis of represensteel industry. manufacture of coke at this place. While Mr. Brack Price and son Claude, atLOCOMOTIVE it has not been definitely determined what tended tbe barbecue near manufactures of iron and steel for tation to County Convention, will BLASTS. Providence Satwill be done in reference to the manufac- urday. the fiscal year of 1898 were nearly be one delegate for each fifty votes, turing of this important article of comfive times as great as those of 1880, and one for each, fraction over Master Aubrey Mitchell, who bas been There seems to be rather an over supply merce, yet it is more than probable based upon the elec- of engineers on the Henderson division that a battery of ovens will be at the point of death for some lime is more than double those in any twenty-five- , thought some better. year prior to 1896 and 23 per cent, tion for clerk of Court of Appeals. and tbey complain of dull business. ANNOUNCEMENTS. put in at the mines in the near future. Mr. L. B. Nichols was at Madisonville is the Conductor Leslie Reynolds was on south The Hustler is more than willing to conShoe. Your Shoe is Representation for each Magisgreater than in 1897. The imend local last week, and is much pleased fess that it is not at all posted in referenco Saturday, conarisj. here. make a point of fitting people. ports have greatly decreased. terial district, as follows: are autboriied to announce W. with the ran. Ed Kice was at Madisonville Saturday. to the manufacture and sale of coke, yet FOWLER We of Christian CountT. ai a candi-dat- e Commenting upon the showing First district, entitled to six Conductor Cbas. Davis was on Any house can sell shoes once. Wc sell for Congress from the Second Coneresslonal Mr. Wm. Baker went to Providence the sick If It can bo made and sold at Earlington District, aubject to the action of the Republican made by these figures Bradstreefs delates; Second district, six delelist last week shoes over same people. over to and elsewhere at a profit, we see no reason Saturday. partT- gates; Third district, five deleannounce Hon. states the matter briefly thug: why the same could not be done here." About oncu every year a Mr. Wm. Rice attrnded services at AshJOLLY We are authorized tocounty, at a canis the of a Shoe Store. W. Jolly, ot Daviess "Since 1SS0 American manufacturers gates; Fourth district, three delefever breaks out among the citizens of didate for Congress from the Second CongresWhile at work at Ibe No. 9 shops one land Sunday. s Wc have lots of such advertisements walkof that sional District, subject to the action of the Re- have taken possession of gates; Fifth district, six delegates; Madisonville. This time they have in day last week Hiram Griffin bad one of bis publican party. Mrs. Brack Price is sick Ibis week. portion of the home market which was ing around over Hopkins County they Sixth district, six delegates; Sev- contemplation tho building of a road from feet badly mashed by a piece of machinery Messrs. Morlie and Art Crawford, of held by foreign manufacturers of iron and Madisonville to Hamby station on the I. falling on it and it is now threatened with walk a good deal, the Shoes feel so easy Bordley, attended preaching here Sunday. Has Rufe Teaguc turned about steel, and have at the same time increased enth district, seven delegates; C. R. R. This road is already completed erysipelas. delegates. Mr, Hawk Wheeler, and quit his meanness? The dis- their sales in foreign markets 400 per total, thirty-nin- e superin& Smith, our look "swell." Our on paper and only awaits the touch of the Rumor says that the walking delegate is Mr. Chas. Cowell, of Earling-ton- , pen by the I.C.company, but one may ven expected to call on the Christian county tendent, ot Webster County, attended patches from Goebel headquarters cent." Williams & Knccland, Zicglcr Bros., was elected Secretary, suc- ture the assertion that it is as near comply miners and persuade them if possible tbat services here Sunday. at Frankfort say he is a RepubliTaxation of Kentucky Banks. our Sachs, our Wolfe Bros, our "BatMr. Lower Mitchell and wife, of Dixon, lion as it will ever be. they are a poor, underpaid, overworked cessor to Mr. E. L. Hcndrix. can. From Uradstreet's. tle Ax" Shoes can not be down. class of laborers who should at once place were in town Sunday. Even the copying desks from tho dt's After transacting other business It is said that the laws of Kenstars and stripes have beJas. Mitchell and Miss Waddlington, ot palchcr's office are now taking a careful themselves under the control otsaid agitatadof importance the meeting come, in all the distant corners of tucky relating to the increased look over the Henderson division John or, who has it in his power to regulate the Dixon, Sundayed here. We Stand Behind Any Shoe We Sell You For a Good Messrs. Paul Northern . and Finis Devncy passed over the road en route price Ibe miner should be paid regardless the earth, an emblem of force and taxation of banks have failed of journed. W. H. Ross, Sec'fy. of what the men who have invested their Palmer, of Providence, were here Sunday. The Auditor of south last Sunday. and the majesty of a great their purpose. power, Banking, in speaking of the matOne You Knew. Messrs. Frand and Bob Baker and Oma After a two week's sojourn among rela- - money and opened up the mine thereby republic. Our War With Spain Breaks all down near the Tennessee and Kentucky providing them with labor should say. and Nannie Baker attended preaching at ter a short time ago, said that Ashland Saturday night. unline, operator Fawcclt returned home last We believe that such uncalled for and ;i Records, n The Hopkinsville Kentuckian is whereas the banks paid to the Mr. Bud Price went to Dixon to see tbe just interferepce should be prohibited by Sunday. no longer a daily publication. State last year over $150,000, From the Philadelphia Press. law, and when they are found trying to in fair sex Saturday. Three special trains for tho accommoda- terfere in any way with contented labor, Mr. Billie Baker and Misses Pearl Although newsy and popular while this year the revenue from them Events have moved rapidly durand Fannie Baker and May Todd visited tion of those wishing to attend the fair will prosecution should follow for Ihe benefit Miss Effie Whitsell at Providence Sunday it lived the war is over and the would be under $75,000. ing the past few months, more rap- be The run this year. of those who will work when an oppor- evening. necessity past. reason is that there has been a idly than at any time in American Conductor Herb was able to resume tunity presents itself. Mr. Dave Martin went to Providence history. And if Spain, as reported work again this week, of capital. In was the first government cencral reduction As usual the leading operators in this Saturday. Union National, is now ready to consent to terms A special train from Elkton to Evans-vill- c Hopkins County, have assured their emto congratulate the Administration Louisville the Dixon News. last Sunday was well patronized as ployees of one day's attendance at the one of the most prosperous, re of peace, the nation can look back MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. on the happy termination of the Mrs. Bonnie Fugate Is visiting in Clay duced its capital from $800,000 to upon an unparallcd record. Here are all Sunday excursions. Fair at the expense of Ibe companies. this week. iv25 war conducted with such conspicuH. F. Smith has resigned from the Where in or United States can Miss Blanche Baker is spending tbe National from is a brief recapitulation: ous gallantry on the part of our $500,000, the City week with relatives and friends in ProviApril 22 War was begun by a freight department of Ihe Southern Rail- you find such treatment rendered the dence. $400,000 to $2.10,000: the Bank forces. way to become traffic manager of Nashville miners, as is given here, and in return the blockade of the ports of Cuba. of Louisville from $600,000 to Editor Beard, of tbe Sebree Herald, was Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway. miners when confronted by the walking in the city Monday, on business. 4'i May 1 Commodore Dewey ator General Lee as military Gov- $390,000, and German the delegate, turn a deaf ear, and point with The Loiusville & Nashville is about to I Mrs. D. E. Rayburn ernor of Havana province will be Bank, it is reported, intends reduc- tacked and sunk the Spanish fleet place in service the new freight cars built gratitude in their hearts to the companies, are expected home this and little daughter, week from an exi another fitting rebuke to Spanish ing its capitalization. ? Similar in the harbor oi Manila. for it. These new cars will differ ma- who have In the past befriended them in so tended visit to Union county. MissIIatlie Ramsey returned yesterday or May 24 Commodore Schley's terially from the ordinary box cars in so many ways. The miners are not ungratepride and will contribute to the action has been taken by some of 5;' One of the Most Thrilling Feats of the Age, from a pleasant visit in Union county. fcr harmony of the historic events of the smaller banks in the interior. squadron blockaded Admiral far that they will be much larger and ful and show their appreciation of kind Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday roomier, almost approximating in size the acts by resenting oulside interference with or war. the Hispano-America- n Ccrvcra's fleet in Santiago harbor. after a two weeks session. Tbe dockt was exhibi- or Will give furniture cars now in use on the various their business. Several important cases unusually large American Push. Gen. Shaffer's army lines throughout the country. The object or June 20 Our miners in this and adjoining coun were laid over until next term. tion of The city officials are closing The increase in our exports of arrived off Santiago. in building the cars so largo is to offer ties are patriotic, and why not have on Tbe Webster County Teachers' Institute ? drug stores and saloons on Sunday manufactures of iron and stcc! and or Monday, July 1 and 2 The American better facilities for the transportation of miners day at tho Fair ground a patriotic will convene next Shackett, and will be or conducted by Prof. of Slurgis. A in Frankfort now. What a splen- the corresponding decrease in troops attacked the Spanish, drove the lighter class of bulky goods, especially procession in which each will carry a U. great many visitors are expected aside from did opportunity for Louisville to their imports is shown to be ? or them into Santiago, and captured for empty casks, barrels, boxes crates and S. flag and appropriate and patriotic tbe many teachers in tbe county. 4? other receptacles for freight. words on banners. Let our leading miners agitate a Capital Removal Bill if or of Tbe sudden death of Dr. Jno. It. More-heaon cacli by the figures of the Chiof El Caney and San Juan. or last Monday afternoon, was a great 4? July railroad earnings are unfavorably get together and make this a day never to the Legislature were only in ses- of the Bureau of Statistics of the Inly 3 Admiral Cervera made small, since they show a very small be forgotten. shock to Ihe entire community. Ho was a 4? or sion. or Treasury Department. Just now, a dash out of Santiago harbor and gain over that of one year ago. But still Few states show or take more interest in prominent physician and well liked by all 4? who knew bim. He was buried Tuesday 4? or HukrahI The Third Kentucky especially, anything hearing on our every one of his ships was sunk. there is a gain and lhat much is favorable. mining affairs tbat Missouri now does. at the Dixon cemetery. Ha leaves a wife, 49 or one child and a number of relatives and has started home from Newport growth in foreign trade is of partic4? or July 14 Gen. Toral surren- The grain movement of the autumn will Ohio coal consumers are now making friends to whom we extend sympathy. j&nw or contracts for large shipments of coal from News, and will go into camp at ular interest to Americans. dered Santiago, the eastern end of make the wheels of commerce sing. 49 FEETJSfM or New Election Boards. The chief sums the matter up the Island of Cuba, and 22,000 From 1884 to the present time there has West Virginia. Lexington, on their own native 4? or DiVER been Ibe greatest advance in the use of Millions of bushels of coal are now said soil. May they be soon mustered interestingly thus: Spanish prisoners. or As reported in yesterday's dis- 49 electricity in the United States. In '84 to be coming down the Ohio from Pennor Our sewing machines hum in Africa, the the county patches election 49 out and returned to peaceful pur26 First landing of the the total Investment in electrical appli- sylvania. July The recent rise in the Ohio 49 or East Indies, Columbia, Cuba, Central suits. United States troops made in ances was not much over $1,000,000, while river bas proved a big advantage to them. boards named by the Goebel State 49 America and the islands of Ocoanica. Our Election Commission arc as fol- 49 at the present time the capitalization of Will Hall, formerly an employee of the lows in the counties of the Second The war with Spain only lasted telegraph instruments click in Japan, Porto Rico at Guanica. 49 August G. Spain reported to electric railroad, lighting and other con- St. Bernard Coal Company, and for the Congressional district: days but the achievements of China, Australia, Russia and in ali parts of 49 103 cerns is put down as fully $1,930,000,000, last few years, clerking for Bishop & Co., Europe. Our wire nails go to all EuroChristian Isaac Garriott (D.); 49 this Government and our army pean countries, to Canada, British Hon- have accepted terms of peace and and there are 14.000 miles of electric rail- Madisonville, has lately embarked into the Chas. M. Mcacham (D.); J. A. 49 roads now in operation. and navy, even in that short time, duras, all the Central American stales, the war comes to an end. coal business. He is one of a company Young (R.) 49 is a wonderful record to This 24-5-6-- 7. The Central of Georgia Railroad has now operating the Oakbill mine near have caused wonder and amaze- Mexico, British West Indies, Cuba, Porto Daviess C. W. Bransford (D.); 49 should be a very effective Last week he spent sometime L. D. Bacr (D.); J. P. Heavrin 49 in our foreign neighbors and Rico, the South American states, China, make in 107 days. Considered in secured what ment One continuous 49 Everything on a mammoth scale. British East Indies, Hong Kong, Japan, connection with the unprepared- - advertisement of Georgia's attractions to out on the road soliciting orders, wbicb at (R.) created and forced respect. It bas bad taken a large this season of tbo year he finds uphill exprogramme of interest, French Occanica, British Australasia, ness of the country for war it is a Hancock C. T. Duncan (D.); 49 49 of views in the peach district. citement from nine o'clock a. m. to five W. W. Tabor (D.); Geo. New- 49 The best indications arc for a British Africa and Liberia; our steel rails record no intelligent man could number collection of views in peach or- work. No finer go to o'clock p. m. to come 49 With the chards in shipping time has ever been Inspector Stone made the new Empire man (R.) total yield of wheat in the United and locomotives Central Australia, China, have anticipated. and South AmerJapan, Hawaii, visit for his first time lately and Henderson J. II. Powell (D.); 49 Exhibiwitness the States of nearly 700,000,000 bush- ica, Africa and Russia. Our electrical lessons learned in this war as to gotten together. There aro fifty or more mines a everything In good condition. David Banks, Jr. (D.); William J. 49 need of keeping a larger and of them, of large size, showing the hands reports tions ever seen upon a els this year and a total of about machinery is attracting tho attention of the 49 better equipped army and navy at work, giving views of single trees, of Dan M. Evans in bebalf of the SI. Ber Peters (R.) Ground. 1,096,000,000 bushels of corn. the world, and during the past year Hopkins R. B. Bradley (D.); 49 adequate to the needs of the coun- orchards of thousands of trees, of branches nard Comnanr. made a business trip to 49 France, Germany. Italy, try, and the demonstration stories The usual "crop-killing- " given laden almost to breaking with the fruit, Guthrie and other points last week J, F. Gordon (D.); R. P. Teague 49 have seemed to be without effect the United Kingdom, Argentina, Brazil, of the warlike spirit of the nation, and of specimens of the choicest peaches There aro few better business men than he (DO 49 Mexico, Japan, British Australasia, British there is little probability that any McLean R. G. Higdon (D.); 49 make friends wherever on the yield of the fields. Manufacturers' Record Is and he is suro to Africa and French Africa have been foreign power will have the tem- sent to market Dr. T. W. Cooper (D.); R. M. 49 be goes. among its purchasers. 49 So much for It looks like the promoters of the pro ' Several operators in this region com- Kincheloc, D. erity to attack us. Rufus P. Teaoue has been reD.; 49 Union John M. Buck-man-, making the war short, sharp and posed Black Diamond railroad aro getting plained of the scarcity of coal cars last Special Trains From Hopkinsville and Henderson Each Day. ported as the "Republican" memPolitical Points. capitalists deeply some F. B. Seigler, R.; S. II. Bingham, 49 decisive. wo are inclined to believe it was 42 ber of the Hopkins County election Sir week, but interested In their undertaking. D. is the call for a ReIn this issue scarcity of coal orders tbat damaged Thomas Lancred, representing an English The Cave Party. Webster Buford Payne, D.; board under the Goebel law. Rufus publican Magisterial Convention the most. syndicate, will this week go over the right them P. M. Willingham, D.; W. E. will probably not like the report, to be held in Earlington on SaturA telephone message was reA leading coal operator a few days ago of way, survey lines and franchises to and, the fact is, he is not a very day next, the 20th instant, to ceived Tuesday night from the re- make a report to tho moneyed men of his expressed himself as very much discour- Bourland, R. Republican memThere is one good Republican, but he will prob- select delegates to the County Con- turning Mammoth Cave excursion- country, who are willing to invest unspar aged over the business prospects, caused ber allowed in each of these eight ably do the Republicans as much vention to be held in Madisonville, ists, who had reached Hopkins- ingly in the enterprise if it promises hand he said, by somo unknown coal operator counties except Hopkins and Mcville and expected to come in good as any other "Republican Monday the 22nd. Conventions home last night. The party was somo returns. Friends of the line say offering to place on the market the best Lean, in which counties the whole f screened lump coal at three and The outmember" that would have been will be held in all the Magisterial five days going through most pic- nothing but a satisfactory report from the cents per bushel less, than it costs to pro- board is Democratic. British railroad expert is expected. rages of the Goebel Election law commis-missioner- s rugged and beautiful allowed by the Goebel duce the same and load on cars. Don't it are being districts of the county on the same turesque, vigorously denounced LurgeJt Freight Train. IN THE GREAT country- not all of which five to serve on the Hop- date. like it was time for the good of miner on all sides by all who are not in Tho largest freight train ever hauled look were the most comfortable days and operator that such trading should stop. sympathy kins County board. with the villanious Louisville Commercial travel, because of the rains they anywhere in tho world ran eastward from The Along the Illinois Central railroad be- Democratic election machine thus encountered and the consequent Altoona to Columbia on Tuesday of last General Fitzhugh Lee will be speaks of Mr. Oscar Turner as slick roads, etc. They spent Fri- week over the Pennsylvania Railroad. tween Paducab and Louisville, the miners inaugurated, and the people's inmade military governor of the "the young man who is being day and part of Saturday at the Tho r was made up 01 130 at many places are out on a strike. At dignation will be expressed at the province of Havana, in all human boomed by a coalition of the cave, leaving for home Saturday cars of Amboy coal, which made a train, three points the operators refuse to oper- polls. And in all human Dunlap free silver men, and the afternoon. The return was by a 3,877 feet in length, a triflle less than ate their mines unless they be nllowed the probability. of a mile. The lotal weight privilege of mining the same In accordance more southerly route and smoother Furnished by Special Correspondents probability Blanco will be someviews, a right it seems to roads, via. Bowling Green, and of the train behind the tender of the engine with their own ats," and denominates it what less discourteous to General at the Front. was 5,212 tons, of which 3,693 Ions was me men who invest their money should be Hopkinsville. Lee when he returns with an army as "a campaign of the forties," It is a big journey for a party of the weight of the coal The train was entitled to. at his back and military bands deriving its name from a remark ladies and gentlemen and they are hauled by engine 872, tho first of the Where Smith, the walking delcgate.wbo and probably tho largest formerly on several occasions appeared in great playing to Spain's colonial posses- made by a friend of this Demo- proud of Us successful accomplishengine In the world, our midst, has shown his power sufficient sions a funeral dirge the "Star cratic candidate, who said: "Why, ment. Allrcturnin good-healtWill contain all important war news of the daily edition. necessary. Oscar can raise $40,-00- 0 and spirits, but it is not known The following from tho Manufacturers' to influence the miners, trouble bas enSpangled Banner" than he was if Special dispatches up to the hour of publication. sued, as will be seen up at Central City in ten hours, whereas the yet how much time it may take "Record would indicate that parlies in when Gen. Lee, Consul, called at Careful attention will be given to Farm and Family Topics, Forpoints. some of the party to "rest up." Tennessee arc clamoring for more rail- and other eign Correspondencer Market Reports, and all general news of the Blanks, of tbo New South the palace of the Captain General most of his opponents lor the roads: Foreman Patriotic Boyhood. nomination can not raise enough The present status of the Tennessee Diamond mines, while working around last spring to say farewell. World and Nation. Central project is given in tho following the mine one day last week, met with a to buy forty shirts." From the Atchir.on Globo. Wc furnish the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE and your Ik Gen. Fitzhugh Lee goes into When there is company tho boy interview with Jero Baxter, president of painful accident, one of bis arms being Considerable regret will be felt iavonte home paper, THli BEE, , member "It will be two months bethe race for United States Senator by Republicans of the State when of the family usually says some- tbo company contract for building the sixty broken. The injured'and is was set at fore I let the be doing well, as a Washington the learn that Senator William thing that results in his mother miles ot road from Monterey to Harriman, once- by a physician, ONE-YEAin Virginia, g Crawford, the old miner, bids as After paper says 'ie w'" do, ll iS possi- Henry Jones, who represented giving him a has gone. as soon as I want as manyawarded II can get. that it ot Mr who was injured by a (all71of years Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, estimate coal age, the contract is choice item of United Barren, Metcalfe and Monroe the company States history may be spoiled. The whole people want to see Gen. Lee return to Havana at the head of an army to supplant Blanco, and it is said the President counties for two terms, will not be a candidate for There has been a complete re vival of interest in things political in Kentucky since it is known that peace is assured and the war at end. Campaigning has begun in nine of the eleven Congressional districts, and the Fifth and Sixth districts will be turned over to the stump speakers .after this month. In the Purchase and Pcnnyrile the rival candidates will meet on the hustings every day this week. Louisville Post. Pt will take about nine months to complete this part of the road. The rails could be lald"in a much shorter time, but there are Loses a Leg as a Result of Acc- threo or four span bridges to be built. Out this does not mean that the other parts of ident in Crnbtrec nines. the road will wait until Ibis sixty miles are completed. As soon as I get everything in GEORGE WASHINGTON'S HAND MASHED. running order we will begin the survey of the road from Monterey to Nashville, and Ilsley, Ky.Aug. 16. (Special) from Nashville to Clarksville. There have Mr. John Crawford, the veteran been some surveys made already over this part of tho road, but the location bas not miner of this place, met with a definitely been determined. Two or three serious accident Thursday morn- corps of engineers will be put to work ing last. He told his wife as he within a few days locating the lino from left home that morning that there Clarksville to Monterey. Tho money Is would be no run that day and that all ready to build as fast as the surveys can bo made, and work will be going on at he would be out. about noon, that many points when the other contracts are he was going in to mine down let, Tho general offices of tho road will be some coal ho had left standing. in Nashville." JOHN CRAWFORD INJURED. -- in coal-trad- g i m Doctors7Say; The Secret of Health. great the name J Rememberyou buy J when X J ct result Tutt's Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. I PLUG w ? JiSSSsSlSviI FOR EVERY FOOT There Right We and Steady trade the test and Pingree our and turned MM railroad-build-in- g Thi WE WANT YOUR SHOE TRADE, Italy BISHOP & CO., MADISONVILLE, KY. a the-Stat- e 2 I ENGAGED AT GREAT EXPENSf L L an ir J DARING DIVES ir phc-nomin- .EEETfl into fw .bfiCD day the Great .HIGH Hopkins )VATERjlDl Nor-tonvil- Austri- a-Hungary, money-investin- g ir ir ir Fair, ir AUGUST ir ir 1B3B. ir ir ir ir amusement and ir ir Prepare and ir i Greatest ir ir Fair i ir MANY OTHER ACROBATIC FEATS ir ir ir WILL BE GIVEN. ir ir ir ir ir County I WAR WITH SPAIN NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER ?r?rT;'?Tr one-hal- Reliable War News - record-breake- three-quarter- s JJ Remember the name when you buy Hj-clas- J The New York Weekly Tribune !4 I flag-raisin- ble a vary PLUCWX MM -- BOTH R FOR $1.25.. VV , rf-- 3 REV. HALL WILL LEAVE. OUR PUBLIC SCilOOL HjJFr The Four State Guard Companies Quite Certain That He Will not Day patriotic to the Advanced drade Added to the The Ladles of the W. C. T. U. Remember the name1 to Enter Camps of Hopkins County Fair was made at be Returned to this Work. Common School Course; Will Feed Well, Instruction. ZJutmstru, we tLhripe." "J3u aOHsK-vATjbVthe public school house on MonRev. C. C. Hall is busy making when you buy Orders were issued from the Adday morning under very cheerful his pastoral visits before Annual Pupils Finishing this Course will circumstances. And No Need of Anybody Being jutant General's department today It was a bright Conference, which metis at Mays-villagain LOCAL NEVS. fixing the time of encampment of be Granted a Common School Hungry. morning and the teachers were in Ky., the 7th of September. each of the four State Guard comDiploma. the building about eight o'clock. It is quite accepted as a certainty Mr. J. E. Kemp, who recently The ladies of the W. C. T. U. panies. The company at Bowling Early, but not early enough to be that he will not be returned by his went to Colorado to rest and imThe Earlington Public School ahead of many of the children who have arranged to again serve din- Green will camp from August 17 to prove his health, is already much conference to this work, and ac will begin on Monday morning, were eager to get the handsome ner at the dining hall of the Hop 30; the Lexington company from improvcu nut lias ucciucu to re- cording to the best obtainable in Sept. Their great September 2 to 15; the Pewee Val 5, 1898. In addition to the little badges that entitle them to a kins County Fair. main in the west (or a year at least. formation he is likely to be given, regular Public School course the pleasant day with all tho other success scored in this undertaking ley company from September 23 to THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF HQS He was so weakened as a result of as he deserves, one of the best ciris duo not only to tho originality and is the prescribed course children of the county and some last year insures for them the most October 6, and the Frankfort comcontinued Jjard, confining work, simplicity of tho combination, but also cuits in the bounds of the confer- following thaUfhc doctors advise a continpany from October 8 to 21. Each to tho caro and skill with which it is Brother Hall has worked for the Senior Fifth grade. All from other counties at the big liberal patronage from the multi- company is ued stay in the healthy atmos- ence. to camp near its home manufactured by scientific processes pupils finishing this course to the Fair. The little folks came with tudes that will attend the Fair this very hard for the past two years phere of the Rockies. town and to take forced matches to known to tho California F10 Sntur Co. only, nnd wo wish to impress upon here and has made no little sacri- satisfaction of the Faculty, and bright faces and in their best bib year. Last week Mr. William McCar-le- y fice in the performance of his duty. after passing prescribed examina- and tucker. Mrs. Walker reports The promise for a large attend- the neighboring towns. nil tho importance of purchasing tho true and original remedy. As tho had an attack of his old trouble tions will be granted a Common the distribution on that day of ance is unprecedented and the We trust that Bro. Hall and his genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured of dizziness which made life un KENTUCKY CONFERENCE School diploma. ladies will be prepared to serve about 400 tickets. by tho Camfoiixia Fia Srnup Co. comfortable for him some months good wife in going from us may only, a knowlcdgo of that fact will sfT4MTfcsTW;? V If there is any child of school quickly and well large numbers of rirtt Term. ago. But this time Mr. McCarley find a good and a pleasant field for assist one in avoiding tho worthless English Grammar. age in Earlington who has not re hungry visitors. was only slightly affected. Of the A. M. E. Zion Church imitations manufactured by He the continuance of their earnest other parhas recovered sufficiently to talk labors. Their dinners are excellent. Higher Arithmetic. ties. The high standing of tho Caliceived one of these tickets to the Meets in Earlington, Sepvigorously in favor of Hardin fornia Fia Sviiup Co. with tho modi-cPhysiology. Fair they are invited to call at This must be so since they prepare profession, and tho satisfaction tember 7. for the next Democratic nomina The Hopklnsvilc Fair Special. Algebra. office and get them. and serve them themselves. If The Bee which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has tion for Governor of Kentucky. The Hopkinsvillc special to the Beginning Latin. Better come early while there are you will only remember the W. C. BISHOP PETTEY WILL PRESIDE. given to millions of families, makes tho name of tho Company a guaranty or. Second Term. T.U. dining hall you will feel happy The "Hoss Editor" is sick this Hopkins County Fair this year is plenty of them. of the cxcellenco of its remedy. It is English Grammar. week, wo are sorry to report. He a step in the right direction. when you get hungry knowing Excursions on the Following Sun- far in advance of all other laxatives, has turned shaker and is wrestling Heretofore the railroad cars in the Higher Arithmetic. Cures INDIGESTION as it acta on the kidneys, liver and nincrs' Day Badge. how well that hunger is to be satday and a Very Large with an incarnate hend in the train bowels without irritating or weakenScience Studies. that runs between Madison-vill- e The Bee is designing a hand- isfied. The entering wedge for ing them, and it does not gripe nor shape of an overgrown chill about Crowd Expected. U. S. History. nearly all Diseases the and the Fair grounds to hansome badge for "Miners' Day" at nauseate. In order to get its beneficial every other day. He is usually a human system is heir to. Robbed the Grave. Latin. effects, please remember the name of the Hopkins County Fair, which a pretty good hand in a tussle of dle the people back to town in the A startling incident, of which Mr. John The annual meeting of the Ken- the Company Beginning Geometry. this kind but is thoroughly thrown evening have been inadequate to will be appropriate in an especial Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is tucky Conference of the A. M. E. Third Term. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. & down this time. Everybody hopes the occasion. The consequence has Beginning Rhetoric and Litera- manner. The type founders and narrated by him as follows: "I was in al-a Zion Church will be held in EarlBAN FIUNCI9CO, Ott, for Mr. Toombs to get straight most dreadful condition. My skin was been that people have gotten back ture. big illustrating houses of the coun- most yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. ' ESfe LOUISVILLE, Kj. NEW YOllK, N.Y. and starchy agatn quickly. ington next month. The conferto town in vehicles or afoot, the try do not know what a coal miner pain continually in back and sides, no apArithmetic. petitegradually growing weaker day by ence will convene Wednesday, AAAA Mr. M. McCord is a sufferer this best way they could, and the railis nor his characteristic tools and day Tbreo physicians had given me up. Science Studies. week from an inflammation of a road has lost revenue. garb and one almost always finds Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Elec- September 7, and continue over ' Now, Civil Government. catarrahal nature in his throat that however, the cars of the Hopkinspictures of miners equipped with tric Ditters;' and to my great joy and sur- Sunday. A large number ol deleprise, the a decided Latin. has almost unnerved him, and has dirt shovel and pick and some- provement.first I bottle made their use im- gates will be in attendance. On caused considerable suffering and villc special will be there and can times with apple baskets and ordi- three weeks, and continued a well man. for Sunday, September n, excursions Geometry. am now I annoyance. It is a recurrence of be used in any numbers necessary Reading, Writing, Spelling, nary coal oil or sperm candle know they saved my life, and robbed the will be run from Evansville, Ind., an old trouble and comes at a time to handle the passengers speedily grave of another victim." No one should Composition and Literature will lanterns. when Mr. McCord is about to enter and with comfort. Being unable to find a cut that fail to try them. Only 50 cents per bottle and intervening points to Earlingbe taught two and three times a would do at all to illustrate the at St. Bernard's Drug Store. upon the execution of some buildton, for the day, and a large numweek through the three terms. ing contracts which he is anxious badge with, we got together a ber of people will take advantage A Splendid Fruit Crop. to complete without delay. group of things pertaining to the Bids Wanted for Supplying Asy- of the opportunity to attend the We do not believe there have Unnatural Alliance. miner, and our friend, Mr. Hoplum Coal. Conference and hear the Bishop The promise is for a large at- been finer peaches or more fine kindly photographed them. e per, A singular case of unusual Scaled proposals for furnishing preach. tendance at the Great Hopkins peaches in this section for many We are having a cut made from County Fair from Hopkinsvillc years than we arc enjoying this mal affection is to be seen in Bishop C. C. Pettey, one of the this picture which will be ap- the Western Kentucky Asylum for Ilccla dairy inclosurc. Col. Foard proved as correct by every miner the Insane, near Hopkinsvillc, Ky., ablest men in the Zion Church, will and North Christian. The Hopkinsvillc special train is a conven- year. Much fine and perfect fruit and several others watched the in the county. with coal for one year, beginning preside. Bishop G. W. Clinton is Hj H HP H H ience the people of the towns down has come to this market and every- demonstration of a cow's affection Hopkins county is about the September 1, 1898, are solicited. B iiil the road have not before enjoyed body has had an opportunity to for a only place within our knowledge The amount of coal required will also expected to be present. The pig Sunday with and the Fair is bigger and better supply themselves with this deGeneral Secretary of Foreign Miswhere there is any art applied to thap ever. People from Christian licious and healthy fruit. Earling- considerable interest. The Jersey the miners' avocation and daily be about one hundred thousand sions, Dr. A. Warner, is expected, Tuunly can bpend the day at the has no calf of her own and has life. The badge will be in keeping bushels, consisting of ninety-fiv- e and it is hoped that Editor J. W. ton is an excellent market for Fair and return home at night. adopted the pig. per cent, pea or small nut, free Smith, of the Star of Zion, will be She followed with the circumstances. fruits and vegetables and those from slack, and five per cent, ol able to Mr. C. II. Hunt is in the hands who have such things to sell find the foundling around with great attend. $100 Reward, $100. apparent solicitude and would inand picked lump. of a nurse supplied by the Masons ready The big "One Dollar Excurreaders ot tbis paper will be r leased The H H H sale for their mv LLLI jnd Odd Fellows lodges of this products. at good prices prediction terpose her head between her to learn that there is at least one dreaded Bids will be received at the office sion," which will be run from The crokcr's disease that science has been able to cure of the superintendent of said asylace, in both of which orders he piggiwig and all possible danger. in Evansville, will bring passengers all its stages and tbat is catarrh Halt's as usual that the fruit was all Mr. Hunt holds membership. The pig showed its gratitude and Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now lum until noon, August 29, 1898. from Evansville and points to and in poor health for some killed by late frosts has heen enhas been known to tho medical fraternity Catarrh time and lately has had much tirely discredited by the abund- appreciation by responding to the betas a constitutional disease, requires a Right is reserved to reject any and including Sebree at$i; Slaughters-ville- , Hall's Catarrh all bids. malaria, which he has been unable ance of all kinds of fruit and very cow's caresses and rearing up on constitutional treatment 75c; Hanson, 60c. ; Madisonis his hind legs to regale himself now Cure the taken internally, acting directly Tiios. W. Gardiner, Supt. Repeated heavy to throw off. ville, 15c. blood and mucous surfaces of upon chills have exhausted his remain- choice fruit. By A. H. Anderson, Steward. and then with the white fluid that the system, thereby destroying tho foundaing strength. We hope to see giving tho patient tion of the was meant by the dairy company strength by disease, andup the constitution Doing a Nice Business. The war fund chain letter that building him recovered very soon. Miss Ethel Evans has received EbP dLCTiJ'IJiSsCBHpLw9K' ?33iVi.feSfSS,Aw t"'i mi Mr. Ernest Hibbs, the hustling for some youngster with only two and assisting nature in doing its work. the new song books for the Chris- nearly buried an eastern young '" The old men, over 70 years, and piano and organ salesman Irom legs and at so much a quart. It The proprietors have so much faith in its tian Endeavor Society. The sing- lady with dimes is not the only curative powers, that they offer One Hunchildren of school age, from Madisonville, has been doing a is probable that anyone desiring a dred Dollars for any case that it fails to ers have been practicing some of one that has been started this year. :; the A chain has been started in one of t Send for list of Testimonials. six to twenty, will not forget that the choice selections in the new good fat pig can find their wants cure. F CHENEY the first day of the Great Hopkins nice business among the Earling- supplied by applying at the Ilccla Soldby J.Druggists, & CO Toledo. O books andjthe soicety will now bo the benevolent orders of Kentucky 75c. which promises to make the pro '' County Fair is opened to them free ton people of late. Sinco he has Dairy. si i in better. condition as to its song Hall's Family Pills are the best x ii.moters very busy in a short time and that they arc given a cordial been in the business he has pluced service than it has been for some and to swell their exchequer bounof the Blue and the Fine Class of Singers for the Fair. time. It has suffered for lack of invitation to attend on that day. a number of instruments with tifully. It looks now as ii there would be Gray. He has just succeed Miss Sallic Brown, Hopkins books. Gt i on that day the biggest reunion of Special rates have been granted County's popular School SuperinBucklen's Arnica Salve. young and old people of Hopkins ed in closing the sale of a 37.5 Misses Martha and Alice Carroll, visited Earlington yesterThe best Salve in the world for Cuts, and surrounding counties that has piano to Mr. John W. Twyman, by the railroads on account of the tendent, MM nmiMBiiiiMaiamiMM day morning and was present daughters of Mr. A. M. Carroll, of Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Uheum, Fever f I! of the Blue and the inmiiiMiMMsM"ii""'" and has Mr. Twyman's permission occurred in the county's history. Nashville, Tenn., are guests at the Chilblains, Tetter, Gray," to be held at Dawson at the school house when our homes of Messrs. George and Jno. Sores, and all Chapped Hands, and posi Hopkinsville to Madisonville Eruptions, Skin Corns Special Train will run from to invite the people of Earlington Springs, August 25 to The teachers were drilling the children B. Atkinson. Galen Burden has excited contively cures Piles or no pay required, it is on each of the four days of this great occasion, to go and inspect this instrument Louisville and Nashville 27. in the patriotic songs for "Chilsatisfaction or guaranteed to give perfect will sell siderable interest among small For money refunded. Price 25c per box. boys, and some not so small, the and try it especially prospective tickets on this account at one fare dren's Day" at the Hopkins Remarkable Rescue. Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. 24-5-6-- 7.. past few days, by exhibiting on the purchasers. He has also sold Mr. for the round trip from August 24 County Fair. She favored The Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainhcld, III., to 27, good returning till the 28th. Bee with a call and while here makes streets a young fox, which he cap- William Brown a $75 organ this the statement, that she caught cold said that Mrs. Walker had a lot on following schedule: WANTED tured recently and is endeavoring week. settled on her lungs; of young singers ready for the oc whichmonth by her family she was treated Notice. physician, but Two for a to partially domesticate. The m.. million split hickory animal is so far tamed that he took Third Kentucky Comlnc Home. To the Republican Voters of Earlingt- casion and would have yet a greater grew worse. He told her she was a hope spokes, size i Yz x 2 inches and number. There were about forty less victim ol consumption and tbat no from 'Squire Head's hand and ate on", Ky.: Gen. Sanger and his staff have cure her. at practice yesterday. The Earl-to- medicine couldKing's New Her druggist 28 inches long; 500,000 feet ' some of Mike Long's popcorn. Discovery for On Saturday next, August 20, been busy inspecting a number of will go to Madisonville suggested Dr she bought a bottle class hickory logs; length Consumption; Galen said he wouldn't cat in puband to first-clap. m., in the Masonic Saturday, join Miss Brown's class her delight found herself benefitted from lic, but he did and Miko is given farms around Lexington, looking 1808, at 4:30 of logs, 14, 15, x6, 21 and 24 sethere, and all practice together in first dose. She continued its use and after a pointer for a testimonial on the for a camp for a portion of the Hall, a meeting will be held to taking six bottles, found herself sound and feet, delivered on our yard at lect delegates to attend the county the Auditorium. excellency of his corn roast. well, now does her own housework, and is Madisonville, Ky. Volunteer Army which is to be convention to be held next MonFor parwell as she ever was. Free located there. The camp will not day, August 22, in Madisonville. Dock Griffin is the object of as this Great Discovery at St. trial bottles ticulars call at our office. of Bernard's Mr. Wm, Hancock, of Greenville. Ky., is now with Mess. J. be less than four and a half miles At the county convention delegates some sport at tuc nanus ot his Drug Store. Large bottles 50 cents and Terms cash. M. Victory & Co., in charge of, the from the city, and at the healthiest will be selected to vote for nominee friends, but he told the story on fi.oo. Buckeye SroKE Co. He is a location that can be found. The in the regular Congressional dis- himself and it is quite safe to joke grocery department. Speedy, the famous "high By him about it. It is a characteristic diver," has been engaged to give John F. Fischer, M'g'r. nephew of Mr. Wm. Hancock, of Third Kentucky. One Hundred trict convention at Henderson. ... Kentucky snake story. A mocca-so- an exhibition on each of Wm. F. Burr, the country, with whom and with and Sixtieth Indiana and Fifth the four of course a dry land mocca-sowho was for District Chairman. Mr. W. S. McGary, days of the Great Hopkins County whose choice fruits and vegetables was discovered under his Fair. He dives from a platform some time senousiy 111 nere, ai the people of Earlington have Illinois regiments, now at New- State Returning Leave Madisonville of Kentucky Un- pillow Tuesday night. When eighty feet in the air into a tank Evansville and at Dawson Springs, been well acquainted for years. port News, will be at Lexington in Dock got up to hold a caucus with containing only three and a halt was so far recovered as to be at ion Soldiers. Mr. Hancock is a young married a few days. Tho meeting of the Union Sol- that smooth individual he found feet of water. This is one of the liome again and in charge of his innn, so we give the girls fair Big Peaches. will be that only himself and the snake greatest attractions ever offered at livery business for a few days. diers in a grand varning. The Bee extends a in the room, although, of the hearty wclSomc to the uew comer Within the last few days there held at New Haven, Ky., August remained to Dock's story, the rest a county fair and everybody wants I "Walter didn't like the talk cutting according Evansville doctors about to sec it. and triifis he may find his new have been gathered from peach 23 and 24. The railroads have of the family had not yet retired into him heroically so he figurtrees in the yard of Mr. J no. B. made liberal concessions in the home most pleasant. and his of rates and a big attend- that is they had not retired to their Atkinson, at this place some of matter "Billie the Kid," Walter Mo atively took up Then bed went Dock says he killed it Gary's fast buggy he "Dixon Park," the beautiful the finest peaches it has ever been ance is looked for. The Louisville beds. horse, went a walked home. of One Fare for Round Trip on each of little plot of grass and lovely flow- our lot to see and eat. Several and Nashville road will sell tickets with a walking stick, that it was mile in 2:44 Tuesday morning at to Dawson Springs to try the ers at our L. &N. station, is a specimens were measured and at one fare for the round trip on as large as half of his arm and the Hopkins County Fair grounds, virtues of those famous waters. Hl above days also made on regular trains between gem. Its flowers and bright, weighed. They showed a circum August 22 and 23, limited to the ever so long, etc. He still thinks Walter's horse is booked for entry "Walter says Dawson water has Guthrie, Henderson and Providence to Madisonville. that his family were assembled in some of the races and will make done wonders for him. fresh foliage have been this sum- ference bl 10 inches around one 25th, for return. around his bed when he arose in it interesting for somebody. mer as an oasis in the midst of at way and xoK inches the other way On Tuesday, however. Walter his wrath, but he had been taking HOPKINS COUNTY FAIR Is recognized as the one great least a big dry space, and have and weighed more than a half had an attack of quite a serious FOR SALE. the docpassen that night and we have of Western Kentucky, and the gathering of 1898 promregaled the tired through nature and is again in One farm containing 200 acres, "medicine" The great beauty pound not seen the doctor's prescription. ger as well as every citizen of of this apiece. that it is as fine of 150 acres in' cultivation, ises to be the grandest in the history of the Association. The tor's care. We hope for his early fruit is 50 acres I Special Train above mentioned enables people between Hopkinsrecovery. Earlington who has passed that flavor as it is fine in appearance. in timber, good dwelling-house- s The high dive act will be perFor Infants and Children. ville and Madisonville to spend a day at the great fair and arway. Foreman O'Brien, Agent and good two good Committee deserve Republican Congressional Con- tobacco barns, shedded. All build- formed daily at the Great Hopkins The Kind You Have Always BMgfcf and others Etheridge rive home at a convenient hour in the evening. The Entertainment County Fair by Speedy, the faof the Louisville Commercial Club the thanks of our people for having ings in good condition. Plenty mous high diver. A company of vention. is making preparations for the enBoars tho pt this handsome little park in Special rates have been granted stock water. Good cistern at acrobats arc also on the list of at- Signaturo The pretty 'v. )h thrifty order. tertainment of Mexican War Veteof C&&jffil&&4Si house. Good orchard for sale. too, has played in- to those who desire to attend the Terms reasonable. Lying one and tractions, and there will be races rans, who will hold their annual relittle fountain, between a greyhound and a horse. In this spot is the Republican Congressional Convenunion in that city in September. cessantly. miles southeast of Dixon, School Children's Patriotic Day and Old Men's "John," Captain J. L. Burcli-ficld- From 100 to 150 survivors of the amusement features this year B. tion which is to be held in Hender- Ky., and one and memory of f miles The be more attractive than ever colored cook, who presides Mexican War will be in attendance. son, Monday, August 29. The will Free admission to Fair on that day Reunion. F. Dixon of tho L. & L. railroad Louisville and Nashville Railroad west of Vanderburg, adjoining W. over the kitchen of officers' mess and that is saying a great deal. to all children of school age and all old people It bears his name kept green. for Company A., Third Kentucky will sell tickets on this account at D. Ramsey's farm, on road leading and is the only park at a station one fare for the round trip on Aug- Irom Dixon to Liberty. For any seventv vears old and over.. George W. Robinson has bought Volunteers, has been home on a division 61 the on the Henderson information call on W. S. Overby, the Stevens' and is clean- visit, but is now again on duty at ust 28 and for morning trains of the Louisville & Nashville road. farm, or write to him at ing up and setting things vigorous- Newport News. John is a good 29th. The tickets are good return on said Ky. 'ADMISSION AT GATES' Remember the name Dixon, ly to rights, preparatory to the cook and is proud of his service ing until the 30th. J&J&JS?&J&Z&&4& SKg sawing campaign of the fall and with Company A. Good Dinner at the Fair. when you buy Children Oct Your Tickets. winter. There were several bidRemember the W. C. T. U. ders at the sale, but George wantDr. Otto'n Spruce Gum Balsam Is a scientific If any child has not been supremedy based on modern dlscorerlc and comagain pounded by chemists of renown who bare glrea plied with a free ticket to "Chil- dining hall at the Hopkins County ed it worst, and it is his. DIrector-in-Chie- f. JNO. B. ATKINSON, turoat and lunir diseases allfestudy. Askyow Fair, and while at the Fair you dren's Day" at the Great Hopkins druegUtto procure It for you 1Z not In sloclfa President. Henry C. Bourland and Dan W. Sold In two sites. 25c. andwc C. C. GIVENS County Fair they are invited to will get hungry only once a day aecreuir y.s before dinner. Dinner only 25 Umstcad bought the rough lumber a Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. H. H. HOLEMAN come at once to the office of The at the sale of Stevens' ,yvVTvyvvvvyvvvvvvvvvW Bee where they will be gived the cents. Vvwvi etc., last week. Henry has con- Colored State Fair at Louisville. beautiful badge ticket that has IN QOLD. OUR tracted for two new houses, and it The Louisville and Nashville been prepared for them and will Wo willOUARANTCa $100.00 m i9 par Oao Hundred Dollarstn Gold for is expected that N. W. Umstead Railroad will sell tickets PLAIN SOD. to the admit them free on that day. any and every case of cough and coldi when no benefit Is derived Irom the uie of Dr. Otto'a will build him a home this year. $ Colored State Fair on any date the Spruce Ualiam. It Willie Phillips is now the proud xurious Gum Is bo pleasant contains nothlnir lu1 to take. Dcwaro ol aud IGE CREAM SODA. Welby Wilson brought Fair is in session, August 16 to 20, Master possessor of a new typewriter and Imitations. ,1 to The Bee office a singular limited for return to the 22. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. may be seen any morning diliW. S. MILLER, Jr.. growth in sweet potatoes. Two DR. L. D. gently manipulating the keys at Manager. George Farnsworth is another of these toothsome tubers have Dttter Than A Klondike dold Mint. his window at home. PRACTICE LIMITED TO NEW Earhngtonian who has invested in intertwined themselves very closeUood health is priceless when once lost. DISEASES OF THE yon hare slight cold or cough 2 S AT George is devoting ly in a sort of Siamese twin alliance When a bottle ota Dr. Otto'a Spruce Gumlurest typewriter. BalDr, Otto'a Sprees Gum Balsam the most a ZScIn interest. than Measant aud reliable remedy for concha, colds. himself to a particular lino of resembling two letter S's inter- sam, tile returns are greater gold a half buy lot EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE of In an Alaska gold mine, as d all cannot DAMP FOX'S GROCERY, m cronp. large soreness35c the throat, chest aai study in which the typewriter will locked. It is peculiar and and sec bottles, Vcalth. llcwaroof a slight cold. lungs, ' BOt irrtn Fikst strict, j IN LOUISVIELL. EVANSVILLE, IND. serve as a great aid. Sold by St, Bernard Drug Store, Soldby St. Bernard Drag More, J badge-tickets K e, Tickets for Children's Day. DINING HALL AT THE FAIR The distribution of Children's STATE ENCAMPMENT. MpZ$k SfM jBaJHeAi rkuv UtlUItiiS ft al Liver Powte Price, 25 Cents. I 4 Ever Been to the Great Hopkins County JHB am-th- half-grow- n well-screene- d VH H S , aVt rmSUiKumBS3mSmKBat)i!! LEViiiLaiBffiBBSSiMiBISKei&tBTJh jiBByf7)SKSiBBi P''ZnBSSFXJrl zzmKmmammt&&i t - Earl-ingtonian- s. Re-uni- on : Wimsm - -- SSsSSi-- . "Re-unio- n ..August n ss Leave Hopkinsville, Kelley's " Crofton " Empire Mannington Nortonville Morton's Gap Barnsley. . . 7:30, a. 7:47 8:07 8:17 8:25 " ,..8:02 J7:56 n n ft Earlington ArriveMadisonville .8:35 8:30 " " " " " " " Re-uni- on 8:55 6:00, p. m. n ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP SMRate Return Limit, August 29th. THE CASTOR A one-ha- lf Wednesday Aug. 24 Gentlemen, Indies, and 's one-hal- saw-mill- ,, s I COOL... I I DEINKS I Children,? 35 Cents. 35 Cents. Five Cents. saw-mil- l, a I. W1LLARD HOTEL FOUNTAIN I BROSE, JK f HPMWP'm II HI1" tyjj0'jgfj&j&jBytii,20!&j&i&Jk Ten Cents SUMMER THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON NATIONAL VIII, THIRD QUARTER, INTERSERIES, AUG. 21. 5WvVjiJ1 T, o? 55;54C55aKWTO5f5trof3TO5V3f5ro5 5w-c-- 5i ijWij"W W 'vww c9 BUYS ANY OF OUR MESS GOODS. Text of ttio Lesson, II Kings r, Qoldcn Text, Memory Verses, 13, 14 Jcr. Jtvll, 14 Commentary by tho Iter. I). M. Stcnrns. ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. Miners and Shiooers of Twentieth Century Train. Electric lighted throughout (including lights at the head of each Limited, berth), the A North-wester- n 'ft This Includes All of Our IniDorted Organdies, Worth isjc. to 25c. AJI. NEW PATTERNS. ANDERSDN & WALLER, MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY, i i in M rrfmiTTTWv M'...'. i.iH ,IUi GASTORIA For Infants and Children. "'1""",JWJ iMitmmmiiMi iini lilmi u.lui.iiL CASTORIA m ii' m Uh..HiihjtMii '' tin ' AretfclallaPxcnar2loarofAs- sliMiallng Ihffoodaiidncgula-- ' llngtlic3lomni3flndLI3owcJ5of .! j The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature t byi PromotesTJiiggsBoaChecrful-ticssafvdlfcstOontal- ns ndlhcr Not XAkc otic. Opwrnftlorptaifurflor Mineral. raitofada'saaajaitxa a ApcrfatilcfttafvforOonslipa-tion- .Try The Km d , SoujiSfomacH.Dlarrhoca, rti midIOSaor,SLEEP. TacSimlfcffijpalurcot y you Have ja; NEWYOEIf. Hc CXACT COPVOF WBAEfiEB. SU" Always Bought. GASTORIA '.."'.7 1 THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. r MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. 1 MILLION.. .it IIIS A Now York company of manufu-turluhernials, th Rlpans Chemleat CYimpany, placed upon the market about tire jiun . a mcthclual tablet or tabiii" chiiiixw(I .in medicinal drug w hi. ti lind Im i n nmer of compressed powdered preparatli.i.4 talaed to be ot inoro general use aiuuuh i... u.t at men than any other, lor Hit) t lire- or nl levlatlon of such Ills common to mull i.i 1. t ilielr origin la an Impaired iIIki'sIIoii or wcuse- - hi capat iir loriiBsiniiiaiiiiK j'jMi,t.ui iuuir uounsumrni ami I'liminuuutt wiimp. recclvo Ills moroy. Even by thoso who do not know Him llo sometimes works as In this caso, delivering Syria by Nnnman. All tho great and honorablo men of Scripture, Riioh as Bonz, tho mighty mnn of wealth (Uuth II, 1); Mordccal, who was groat nmong tho Jows (Est. x, 0), nnd others lcad.tho bellovor to sny with heartfelt eratltudo, "I know n groator nnd moro honornbla than all others, and llo can hoal oven lopors." 2. "Brought away captlvo out of tho land of Israel a llttlo maid, and she waited on Xiininnn'a wife." Thus did tho Syrians with God's permission, but what about the llttlo maid's father and mother, and what about hor own poor llttlo heartf It Is very evident that God does not always sock tho comfort of Ills people, but Ho does nlwnyssock tho highest good, and tho greatest eternal glory of each ono. Consider Joseph and Dnnlcl, etc. 8. "Would God my lord woro with tho prophet that Is lu Samaria I For ho would recover .him of his leproiy." But for tho Ioo of Uod manifested through tho llttlo maid wo might never liavo had tho story of Nnnman. Tho faithfulness of tho llttlo boy Samuol nnd of this llttlo girl aro great lessons for nil boys nnd girls. Jesus nt tho ngo of 13 was about Ills Father's busl tics, and It Is tho business of all who know Him to mako Him known to others. i. "Thus nnd thus said tho maid that Is of tho land of Israel." So said ono to tho king, and thus tho messago of tho llttlo maid Is passed on to headquarters, even tho words of n llttlo boy or girl aro worth be fug passed on nnd will accomplish God's plcasuro If they concern Him or Ills servants who llvo unto Illm. Ho will uso any vessel that Is willing to bo used by Illm that Ho may bo glorified. C. "And tho king of Syria said, Go to, go nnd I will sond n lotter unto tho king of Israel." So Xnamnn departed, taking as n prcsont 10 talents of silver, 0,000 pieces of gold and ten changes of raiment. God gavo Ills Son freely nnd with Illm freely nil things (Rom. Ill, 21; Till, 82). Thoso do not know Illm who think to buy His gifts, neither do thoso know Illm ns thoy should who bring Illm no thank offering. 0, "Now, whon this letter Is como unto theo, behold I liavo thcrowlth sent Nnnman, my servant, to theo, that thou may-orccovor him of his leprosy." Our messages for God often got twisted and by thoso who hear them, but God will somehow accomplish Ills ploasuro. It Is not for us to worry If wo linvo acted according to Jor. xslll, 28. Tho llttlo girl had snhl that thu prophet, not tho king, would do it. 7. "Am I God, to kill and to mnko ollvo, that thli man doth send unto mo to rccovor n mnn of his leprosy?" Thus said tho king of Israel when ho had read tho letter and Imagined that tho king of Syria sought to quarrel with him. Truo, ho was not nblo either to kill or mnko nllvo, but ho should hnvo known tho God of Israel and Ills servants, tho prophets, and hnobocn nblo to point pcoplo to tho ono only living nnd truo God. 8. "Whorcforohast thou rent thy clothes? Let him now como to me, nnd ho shall know thnt thoro Is n prophet In Israel." Thus sont Bllshn to tho king whon ho heard that tho king had rent his clothes. Hero Is n mnn conscious of tho fact that ho is on earth for God and that God Is with him. Ho lias Fccn tho power of Ood In tho dividing of tho wators, tho healing of tho waters and In tho miraculous supply of water, In tho lncrcnsa of tho oil, tho rnlslng of tho Shunamlto's son and tho healing of tho pottage. Ho knows God and fcols froo to expect whntovcr will glorify Illm. 0. "So Nnaraan camo with his horsos and with his chariot ond stood nt tho door of tho houso of Ellsha." A wonderful sight truly to bo Fccn nt n poor man's doorl It mnkes us think of thotlmo whon nil kings shall fall down beforo Illm whom Kllsha served, whon ovory hlRh thing shall bo brought down nnd tho Lord nlono shnll bo oxnlted In that day (Ps. Ixsll, 11; Isa. II, st d "Now Nnamnn, captain of fho host of tho king of Syrln, was n groat man with Tho verso his master nnd honornhlo." rocs on to tell why, but closes with tho Bad statement that he was n leper. Tho Word of God from beginning to ond rcToals God to us working In and through and for Ills pcoplo nnd for all who aro willing to 1. 1 g B ff INCORPORATED, Al Aliil r 2 t General Office, Earlington, Kentucky. ' I $ 5 At. j V JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, ..,... Tennesson. S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Term. A. S. FORD. Manaccr. 27 Unner Second Strnrt. TCvnnsvilln Tn.t i- Branch Offices. , S jj which leaves Chicago daily at 6:30 p.m., and reaches St Paul ami Minneapolis early next morning, is regarded by tho traveling public ns the highest development in railway science. This train is equipped with buffet, smoking and library cars, regular and compartment sleeping cars, and luxurious dining cars. The principal summer resorts in Wisconsin aro most cabily reached via the Chicago and North western Railway, 'Mho pioneer line west and northwest of Chicago." All ticket agents sell tickets via this popular route. W. B. Kniskekn. G. P. & T. A. Chicago, III. a& jj 3 el &. Wholesale ASsrat BRIDfxMAN. JOHN T. HESSER, Mauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. Til Rnnm Re ..v.w.u R.Minrr r,i ... WJ, .u,.Ui.H vmwifju, in. $ ff 5 sje Young man, dress up. Don't be a fop, but look well dressed. Our Tailor Made Cloth ing is well and artistically made. Wc have stacks of samples. Genuine goodaat reasonable s ' I n i I jg For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. diaries Mm s. Only vibrating1 Screens and Picking Tables used, the best Selected coal in the Market. . BRUSHED BDKK POR BB8K BURNERS AND FURNSBE8. :. St. Bernard Geirl Store. Will receive prompt atten at this office. Kstimatcs furnished upon application. tion i Why buy I ( S Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- d JOB WORK i i5 MIIIHMIIIIHIIIIHIIIt u ARK YflT CHRISTIAN .TC dpzu pp pnp nr ur (Joloi'ed zxivin czact nrniucv KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES. A $5.00!i rt" ENDEAVOR? ptiens. BOY THAT WENT WITH TEDDY u and protected aa to retain Ita qualities Intact and uulmpalrett throuxU any lapse at time In any climate. Only ihe indent ilniKS should bo lined, llielr priixtindeil inrntlou ahould lain accordance with tho vl, d method of modern Kit tliclnlmlc a packed In alas, protected by absorlient it ttnn.and securely corke.1. !(, Hie n.rks en used liaro been of grade so high In In iniiilicmenU that no mamifM-lurr- r if thpeo ererr day stoppers could supply moro thin a email proportion from M output that would meet tho exacting tiwcincatlona. 1 tut pla.ss vials were In turn tut ked In 1 oxen of o quality not surpassed In beauty and irferuonot workmanship by thtiMiiisrd by thi moat fastidious dealers In Jewell and ornamriitsofKOld. Having i.rtlhilrhlKlitnmlnfti, and never consent log to vary from It, tho proprietors resorted to tlm ncrrpted modern method! or niaklng their commodity knoHii.nud kctioi hundred thoiunml ilollnra In retted wltblo fle yean In newapaper mlt'erlislng lias Informed o cry American clllii n concerning the tuiwrlor and aurprlalDg nuallilca of Itlpana Tabulea, tiding thoughtful and palntlakimr c,ltfwcrs of the changed condlllona that een OTer the commorclal world, and careful to note every clrcumatanco liarlhg n bcnrlnlr. upon the surceisful pnuecutlon of their trade, the mauagera of the conuanyliat n noted that there la a present Insistent demaud for a lower ptleo for tsery nrllrlo that reaches or approaches an universal use, nnd that tho peuple, nllhoiiKh requiring tho best of erory thing, resent being calleil upon to pay heavy iiercentagea for HiperrliHius wrapping aud packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might suit In j car s, but, Is needless In the caw of n purchase lnfnded to Im consumiil Inren week. It has also beendlseorered, and proved by the testo.'tlmennd actual exis'rlence that these Tabules do not have the tendency to loss of qualities or diminution of ex rellenco from oxposure that might at first liavo lieen exited. Inasmuch as, titulrr favorablo conditions, those that have lain loose lnndrawca,n traveling bag or for several weeks or months are found to be practically as fresh and as efficacious as ever. upon tneso iuggestlonj, and noting particularly tho nnlmpalred prosperity of groat newspapers now sold for a cent Instead of tho old rato of live limit that amount and the general tendency In all dlrecilons toward low rates nnd Increased sales, tho company have entered upon the exerlment of putting up Hlpans Tabules in pasti liiard rarlons, which they will offer to tko trado upon terms which will permit of n paekngo being sold by the druggist or stnrekei per at a price lower than ever lieforo adopted for CKNTS- - ten tabules, or doses, for one half n cent each a p sprletary medicine-FI- VE The company will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In tho form llh which the people have learned to know and value the Illpans Tabules, but will offer I he cheaper the iieneflt of sucli as may deslro them. It should 1 plainly understood that Inequality of the medlclno is Identtcalin both sorts, tho only difference being In the form and comparative cost of talking or putting up. Tho lle cent packages are. not yet to be had of all dealers, although It 11 probable that almost any drug, gist will obtain a supply when requested by a customer to do so but In any n single carton, containing ten tabules, will be sent, postage paid, to anyi address for case cents In o stamps, forwarded to the Illpans Chemical Co., No. lOSpruco St., NowVork.lit Until tho goods are thoroughly Introduced to tho trade, agents and peddlers u 111 lie supplied nt n price which will allow them a fair margin pf Tont, viz t 1 dozen cartons 0 cents. 1J dpten (III cartons) for $1 32. 5 gross (TM cartons) for 20.K. 23 grow i3,(M) for loxtons) for (Mil v I A till Willi t tin wa 14 Ma tn AVi rifsiA vivi vtwws laltirf IaW - "M""M'11,,''i''''''i''''''aalli'lssllllSsllllllllllasstl1 AWAAAAAL.AAAAAAAAJ MAAAAAAMAAA h Johnli. Castlcuian, I! A 7S- Arthur 0. Lanrthaic, ItrciUlnrldcc Castleman. ; p : Royal Insurance Co. Of Liverpool The Largcs I'lre Insurance Company in the World. Docs Does the Largest Business Transacted In Kentucky. . . . . the Lamest Bussuess Transacted in the Southern StalcsT "Go and wash In Jordan Bovcn times, nnd thy flesh shnll como again to then, and thou shalt bo clean." Thus said tho messonger whom Kllsha sent to tho door, for BUsbn thought It not nccossnry to go himself. Ho stood llko Elijah beforo God and considered no greatness that was not of Ood. 11. "But Nnaman was wroth and wont away nnd paid, Behold, I thought ho will surely coma out to mo." Nnamnn had It all planned In his own mind just how It ought to bo dono, for was not ho n great nnd honornblo man and did ho not deserve to bo honored beforo his soldiers mid by this Isrnolltof Was ho not prepared to pay well for all ho got and was this nny kind of n woy to treat such at ho? nis prldo would not stand It, nnd ho wont nwny In n rngo. 18. "Aro not Abnnn nnd I'hnrpar, rivers of Bamnscus, better than all tho waters of Israel?" Tho water might bo n3 good or possibly better for somo purposes, but thoy woro not God's way for his cleansing. Cain's fruits wcro probably much moro attractive than Abol's bloody lamb, but they woro not God's way. Good works and n good moral character aro very beautiful and all right In tholr placo, but thoy aro not God's way of cleansing tho leprosy of tin, nnd therefore of no nvall. 13. "How much rathor thon whon ho 6n lth to theo, Wash nnd bo clean?" Ills servants, wiser than ho, thus roasoncd with him that ho would gladly do somo great thing, nnd why not this simple thing? There nro many who would glvo much money nnd do many so called good works It thus thoy could 1)3 saved, but simply to recclvo Christ nnd dopend wholly upon Illm nnd to hnvo nil (heir righteousness count for nothing is too humiliating for somo people, and thoy will not submit (Bom. z, D). 11. "Then wont ho down nnd dipped himself soven times In Jordan, nccordlng to tho saying of tho man of God, nnd his Ucsh enmo ngaln llko unto tho flesh of n llttlo child, nnd ho was olenn," Ho was not worthy, but ho was obedi- inquire about Him and to loam to ent, nnd ho wns cleaned, Thcro is no othHim. If wo exalted Christ moro er wny but God's woy (Acts Iv, 12), nnd in our daily walk nnd conversation, in all, without cicoptlon, who nccopt tho nil our private and public actions, men way (John xlv, 0) nro mndo clean (John say, "Who is this?" xlll, 10; Itov. 1, C, 0; I Cor. vi, 11; Isa. I, would moro often 11). 10. cor-taln- Teplo Tor tho Wtvlc DrclnnlnK Aug. 14. Only boy up ever hail, All coinmunieatians an. I iruitnrs c news Comment by Iter. H. It, Ikilc. (lining to tills column should be a.lilrixtcit In Illm that went with Teddy. Tone Exalt Clirift. Math, xxl, Ml Geo. ALKiaxriaR, Kailnuion, Kv Tough an" husky sort o' lad. This passugo in Matthew tells us tho Hough an .ilva,s ready. familiar story of Christ's triumphant Somewhat uildish in his way, Praise for the Colored SolJIcr. entry into Jerusalem n few dnys beHuther swear, I guess, than pray, The idea lhat the United Stales, if it Hut as honest ns the day. foro His crucifixion. It is tho ono rail desires to nolu tno bpanisu colrmi.il posAlways true an' steady. tary instance in tho lifo of Christ whero sessions acquired by conquest in llin presHo allowed Himself to rcceivo tho horn-ng- o ent war, can best do so by armies of occuDidn't like to see him go, Me an' his oP mother. and adoration duo Him. It was n pation composed of colored troop-!- , is atRolli our hearts a packin' woe. magnificent, spontaneous demonstratracting some attention Colored troops We could scarcely smother. tion, showing tho estimation in which are best fitted to withstand ihc effects of a Loved our boy almighty dear. Ho wns hold by tho multitudes of His tropical climate, while, if any actual fightAn' it knocked us out o' gear countrymen, but tho fact that porhnps ing was to be done, they could bn relied When ho wen I an' left us hero to stand up llii; una few days later tho voices 'that cried, upon which their bravely for the redeemed "Lone with ono another. der fathers were 1" "Hosannal" then cried' 'Crucify Him from slavery and mide citizens of the reUsed lo set hero every nighl. mnkes it stand forover ns an illustration public Perhaps, if it is necss"iry to tn Me an' my ol woman, of tho fickleness of tho human heart ond tain conquered territory for any length o( Tallin' 'bout the way he'd hli of tho enso with which tho minds of tho lime, colored troops nny be found very When he met lhj foemao. masses of tho pooplo may bo swayed by useful for the purposes uidicited Unfit Knowetl ho'd never flinch, abit, artful and designing men. But it was lo, N V , Commercial Knowed hn wasn't built la quit, 1 he colored Iroops have maintained nn exaltation of Christ nt tho timo nnd Knnwed, fur sure, he'd r.gver Kit Hack a inch fur no man suggests to us a study in tho oxalta-tio- n their reputation in the present war. There were three negro nimrnls engaged in the of Christ Ol'n 'fore we'd'go lo bed 1. Tho triumphal entry was aw en- assault upon San Jinn, and ihey bore I could tee her kneelin'. thusiastic oxnltntion of Christ. Enthu- themselves very gtllintly. Ex.. An I knowed it was fur Ned Iiev. J. M. Lusy, of Madisonvillr, will siasm characterized tho demonstration That sho was appoalm' As fur me, I never learned throughout Tho multitudes wero wild- preach out here next Sunday. Clarenca Hailey left homo Sunday lo reHow to pray, an' in me burned ly enthusiastic. Thoy stripped tho trees Kind of an onc.isy tlnrnrd of branches nnd spread them beforo turn no more. Guilty sort u' feelin'. Miss Sallic Rose, of Madisonvilln is visHim; thoy tools off their cloaks nnd When the Denver paper conu- with thoso made paths for Him; thoy iting at this place. Mrs. McNeal, of Hopkinsville. is visitTo the ranch a lolhn' cheered ami cried "Horauna!" Christ 'flout the fight. I made ihict htin.V is worthy of cnthuiiastio osaltntion. ing Mrs. Glpson. Dancin' an' a yellin'l Don't forect the Pair. Enthusiasm is n good thing when thcro Whopped fur Teddy an' ttafrrrst Remember the club tonight. is anything to 1k enthusiastic over. With Ihe wildest sort o' its I, All children of "What is worthier of our greatest enthusiat the ago While the heart within oy breast asm than tho lifo and work of Christ? fromG to 20 will meet at the public school Was with pride a swcllin'l building Monday morning Aug. 22, when 2. Tho trinniphnnt entry wns a public Keep' a rcadin' on an' on they will bo given Gadgas and tickets for exaltation of Christ. In a senso it wns Whooped till mother hinted national as well" as local. Pcoplo from Children's day at the Fair. That I acted like I'd gone Mr. Tom Kirlo has a fine boy at his various parts of tho nation participated Actually in Christ bhould liovcaltcd publicly, house. Then a cloud come o'er my skies, To all whom it may concern: An I groaned in pained surprise in tho community, in tho state, in tho This Zion that tho As I gazed with frozen eyes nation. Every Endeavorer should throw Baptist is to certifyEarlington, Mount did in Ky., Church at On somo names they'd printed. all tho iiiflucnco of his public lifo her regular stated church meeting, on Fri., strongly in favor of tho exaltation of day night before the first Sunday in July, Christ. Nothin' that the neighbors said 1898, unanimously extend an indefinite Could our sorrows lighten. 8. Tho triumphant entry was an excall to Rev. J R G Slaughttr of DanEvery lime they'd mention Nrd altation of tho real Christ. Christ was ville Ky , as pastor to succeed Kev. Wm. Seemed the cinch 'd tighten ' thcro beforo tho icoplo. Ho was a real Foster. Said call was accepted, but after Only gleam o' sun lhat shot Christ. To many Chrihtinns Christ is serious reflection the said Kev. SI lighter Through our souls with mis'r y fraaghf not as real as Ho ought to bo. Many did of his own accord tender his resignaWas Ihe one ennsolin' thoug' jt tion on Tuesday evening. August 9, 189A liavo Fomosort of a hazy idea that away That ho died a fightin', lo take effect at the close of the 8 p. m. back in tho centuries such a person liv- service of Sunday, August l., 189S. Wo P anvcr Post. ed, but thoir ideas about Him nro very regret very much tho present stato of afunsatisfactory and indistinct. Wo should fairs, but believing as wc do lhat lha hand Mr. Fred A. Miller study moro thoroughly tho lifo of of Providence is in the arrangement wn cigar factory at Kiclim Xas opened a flnd, Ky. Rev Slaughter is a forcible, Christ, livo more closely to Him in accept. prayer, so that Ho may becomo ns real practical Gospel minister and has made a The Adam John son Company as an earthly friend standing besldo us. number of friends among the citizens of placo by his good conduct May God of Confederate Vet erans will hold a, rcnl Christ to this Then wo will present open to him a field where can work in the its at Stu rgjS( Ky., Septho world, nnd this is what tho world Master's vineyard. tember 16 and 17.,. Gen. W. 13. needs. by order of the church. Done Lyon, Capt. W. 4. Tho triumphant entry wns an exRev J. R G. Slaughter, Mod. Ellis nnd Hon. altation of Christ that produced results. W. J. Stone are atpected to speak. Wm. Killbbrew, P. S. "When Ho camo into Jerusalem, "all tho city was moved, saying, 'Who is this?'" Ono great object of our exaltation of Christ should bo to lead men to ..tHVaflft ftftttu . Lssr: H I Kentucky woman who desires Ik: not known has University at sent Cumberland Lobnnon, Tciui., a check for $., that her name ooo.. a TooWWwV VIA of Volunteers have had a (lag pre Tho Fourth Kentucky Regiment sentatinn and an opportunity to go it through regular drills. Thoy are still hoping to go to the Phillipincs or to be sont to Jacksonville to be brigaded in General Lee's Corps Kentucky is the third largest producer ol internal revenue of all the Stater, of the Union. The report for the last fiscal year show Kentucky produced about 10 per cent, of the entire internal revenue. It is said that Colonel Castleman looks ten years older. Camp hardships do not agree with the Colonel who lias been used to a life of luxury and case for many years. Subscriptions to the fund to pur chase a stiver service for the Hat tloslup Kentucky are being sent in very slowly. Somebody will have to do hotter or Ihc presentation ccrcmouiuK will be delayed. The linavv overflow of the Ken tucky river is such that the oldest citizens do not remember its equal at this time of the year. It has been a regular log tide Tho strictest measures aro being adopted by the Slate Board of in Health to stamp out small-poA quarantine will the mountains. be rigidly enforced against the is pre counties where small-povalcnt. x x E. &. T. H. R. R. Saturday Aug. 20th, 1898, fFlCKBTS Ml..?, 1 good on all regular flllllllll IU ,1U. II..J!. .VI passage, except lhat by dereturn posit of tickrt with It Hookvralirr, Cily Ticket Agent. C & K I It It No. 182 Clark St , Chicago, III and payment of )l additional an extension of limit 10 7 da) ti will be granted For further Information, addrait F.P.JEFFRIES. 0. P. A.. Etinlilllt, lad. H. R. CRISWOLD, A. 0. P. A., Etanstlllt. f imsjnftina;nm4 you Are Going North, If You Are Going South, If You If Aro Going East, TIGKCTB VIA THC You Aro Going West; fUNCHAlC LOUUVIUC 4 NA8HVIUC h. R. no o Bccuna Ciptnln Philip. When the yellow and red flag w.is pulled down on the Almirantc Oq uendo the commander of tho Tea as gave the order to his men: "Utm'i encer, Dccausc the poor devils aro dying." Tho victor looks over tho rave At tlm d of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. The Maximum Rates, Time and oil other Information will be cheerfully furnished by C. P. ATMORC, a. r. . 1 ., by r,0rJM7LLB, Kv. Wr W. ETIIRIDGE,Acent. T. 1 riren ship of his foemen bravo And the men in their life blood lying; And tho joy of tho conquest leaves his eves. fame nnd battle dies The lust "Don't cheer, they re And ho &t dying. CHATTANOOGA AND NASHVILLE, PULLMAN PALACE tl ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. SLEEPING CARS lletwccn.Nashvilie and I haliar.ooga, Ala bama. Aueusla. Mnrnn. Inrksnnvilln Knnr villa, Ashevillo, Washington, Halilmorr I'hiiaueiptjia, New York, Porismoulh Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Mule Hock Texerkana, Sherman Waco, Dallas and Port Worth. : . o 18). PAUL M. MOORE EARLINQTON. KY Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS. Southorn Ocpartmcnt, Homo Odice Louisville, Ky. Resident Agent for EatlinRtnn and Vicinity. 'Hs'V l,UirJ.tr: Hull lliml,tli,iilll 'i!liinlt ft n.nlJ Ita.1.wt0l if lnlll .1, ;I ., ,, j ift ,,. t stlWU JjSstljdUsSSlilaLl WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To malco our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and every thing you want in livery I I a PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. mm & l,) F Tho noto of tho trao church is not correctness, but catholicity. Wo long for n church that shall indeed bo "tho mother of us nil. ' ' Sho is not tho mother of tho saints nnd of tho confessors only; sho is nlso tho mother of heretics mid Women Trenchers. reformers. Sho has room for all. Her Tho Universalist nnd Unitarian children must not only hnvo food nnd churches look with moro favor on wo- discipline, but thoy must nlso liavo f u men preachers thnn nny othor denominnd light. Shu does not cast nation. In tho formor church thoro aro off when thoy mnko mistakes. them Thoy 05 womon prcncliovs, eoiuo of thom ormust hnvo room to grow; thoy must dained, wliilo in tho Unitarian church hnvo opportunity for experiment and thoro nro 20 womon pastors sottlod over adventure. Tho great thing, after nil, ihurch sociotics. is not a well kept houso, buta healthy, Register. happy household. Christi roo-doi- Antnconlsm to the Ulcyclc. Christian ministers nro not nlono in tholr antagonism to tho bicycle. It nfTccts also tho nttciidnnco nt Jowiab. Sunday services, or nt least is claimed to. Wo (seriously doubt it, however. II tho young men who go off on thoir wheels would othcrwiso go to tcmplo on Sunday mornings, thoy would nttend nt least on rniuy days nnd during tho winter months when wlicols nro lnld nsido, but careful inquiry fails to provo this to bo tho case. No, it is not tho wheel that keeps tho young men nway. American Ilcbrow. And this would givo us tho opportunity to tell them who our Christ is nnd to urgo them to beliovo in, profess nnd exalt Him. Blblo Readings. Ps. xxiv, Math, xvi, xxxiv, 0; Isa. xlv, John xiii, 31, 82; xxviii, iv, Acts i, xv, 25, 20; Rom. xiv, Gal. ii, 20, 21 ; Phil, ii, Col. iii, 10, 17; Row v, 22-218-218-21; 10-11- -1, flilfr h nlllm If mW'i&lEEwM UUlT ilM BsfiWlnBHPlssssBsssssssssssssssssBCls rsPHssssssssMsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssBP fHn!ilssssssssssssssssssssssssssssP9rvfW.sisriss Sing la tho tre jyKtog We brlnBWtofyou'thi'aewand truo from th plney forests of, Norway Ae "Ring out U6 dd tt' King in tho new faUw ' Tho Truo Church. p Cycles liavo pued Mncu l!a.inl ilia bravo Passed o oci bidiviv tint water gavp, j.ik! lying; On Z1U1 lieit'.i lingcrt-far Hut lhi knii'hl'y k"cli(r It mn,.' in (lu vordi (.f ih Y.uikt-- tar When J10 t 'it, "Ditt.'! chter; they're dying " Why leap our heart turllobsoii'.tname, Or at his who btille.l ih way lo fame, Our 11 in in urn fir tffing? Thu nations spirit reveal Mut none In; i dt" ti'al spirit peal In the words. "Don'f finer, they're dying " Charles W J honpson, ur .New York Sun. rf li n Palace Day Coaches on all Train) Information pertaining in itti TI0KET8. ROUTES. RATES. ETS Memnhis. Tenn. J: H. LATIMEK, Southeastern Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga J. MULLANEY, Northeastern Pass Agt. so W Fourth St Cinelnn.iil n II, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Ane'nt. Koom J05, Ry Jlxchange Uuilding. St. L,on s. fn. DRIARD V, HILL, Northern Pass. Ant Room 328 MarquettUIdg Chicago. ' J IV EDMONpSONlSotHhern Past Am Chattanooga, Tenn Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Will bo cheerfully furnished upon application toTlcket Agents, or lo "'D.R. BELL'S Pine-Tar-Hon- ey i3yB WmSk3 'VHtyxVtKf tSIPirjprsrr. rrpmVmjsmVX EARLINGTON.KY. JxJ (kiuuli M Host In limn.Hyrun. H..M fy LUKtS WilKt Alt USE IAILS. Tastita Uimi. Ubo lijr fiT I : ( ".IhIuki niw.v. i 1 ilruralst. TTpwrpnrfpr ft .)' suiTtuuy. J Aii.itd'i. i . I i t'l.-l-ln- i I;- - t l.l ItiV ' Ml)' U H I t.'bloi.t OiRKmuti' Bell's l'lno-TuUoney. ItRlvcaqnlckandponunuentnlk-- f In grip M well M cons ha ttudcokls. Ittnakra weak lunra otrong.-M- ra. M. A. WctculKy Bolttoa Only. 260., 6O0. and $1.00 SIsmi I AM 88 YEARS OLD, and never used BE SURE YOU GET any remedy equal to JJr. fill Nature's most Natural remedy, Improved by sclenca to a Pleasant, Permanent, Positive ' TWssssssssssssssssssssssssssBssssI fNsHhlKsVTSirssssssssssssT Cure for coughs, colds and all Inflamsd surfaces HBL' 1 ?tissssssssssl of tha Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. Tho sore, weary cough-worLungs are exhilarated 5 the mlcrobe-bearln- e mucus Is cut eat ; the causoof that tickling Is removed, and themflamed membranes aro Sealed and soothed so that there Is no Indtoation to cough. HVHsssK3Rk n The "disabled hero of Santiago" dead beat is getting in hip work in many Kentucky towns Ho is a plausible liar, and willi his gall needs no other stock in Irade to work on the sympathies ot t'lcgcn-ciou- s and credulous citizen 0 the smaller towns. W. L. DANLEY, ' Don't Use Drugs 'Nashville. Tknn JniiQ.a 'iigifxus. SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Dr. Hill's Pini JarJtaijr unless you need them, imd trirn only pure drugs, such as are sold by responsible druggists, Wo keep only the best. That is the great dis-- t nctlon to bo looked for whim tliu time comes that you need llwm Nowhere else will you find so complete a slock. A good timo 10 begin lhat spring medicine. HRYAN HOPPER, Manager. DETECTIVE Wo want a man in every locality to act as private Dolcctlvo. under instructions. Experience unnecessary. Aaarcss, 1 DETECTIv'tf lASENCY, , ST. BERNARD DRLd STORJE, " 4 n AiirSubscribe ai'''rili,oi,,ali.Bin Nashville. 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