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YEARS EXPERIENCE ITRADE MARKS DCSIQNB- OPYRIQHT9 Ad p iondlng likotch nil description may 1Winn our I whether an CommnftltaoilonnlrtctlJpetit froo UldMt agency l tonta taken Munn It co mcetvO tatnollu without chante In the 7 Scientific JUtierieam A hiuidsomoly Illnitratod weeklr Tueettat 4 culfttlofl of an iclontmo 1rnrnal Terms M a Tearl nor monttis I okl by nowidealora I Co3etnrosdwhN6WYOrR 1 llrancti Offlco 635 If BIo Washington Co GEORGE KING DRUGCtST ST CIIARLHS KENTUCKY Nice Line pi Druggists Sundries II Prescriptions Carefully Compounded W A NlSUBl rresilpnl- nI w WADDILL cathiei 0 opkln5 on- yBANK s MADISONVILKE KY Captal Stock 50000 j Transacts a general banking business 1 and ipyltpa the accounts of the citizens ol I flopWns nnd adjoining coqntles L Has finest and most secure vanll I 3 that seclion of Kef4ucUy jn- L r 4 THE FIRE DEMON The Davis House Is Destroyed By The Fire Demon THERE WAS NO INSURANCE A Servnnt Girl Was Filling a- Lighted Lamp and Ignited The Coal Oil Last night near the hour of 7 oclock tho Daviw House wan dis- cOvered to IK on fifth and thu alarm was immediately given Tlio fire started from the rear of thu house where a servant girl had been fil ling a lighted lamp Irom a five gallon coal oil can the oil Incom ing ignited and soon the entire structure was a solnl mass of flames The house was of frame construction and being dry made good food for the flame n which soon wiped it out and Ht only a smouldering mass of ruins The surrounding properly was in great danger and at one time it looked as if though the house occupied by Mr Thomas Robinson would burn but by good work on the part ol the fire department and citizens the place was saved but damaged to somo extent fully covered by insurance The Davis house was not in sured and there was not very much ot the household goods saved so the loss to them is quite a severe one Some of the railroad men lost their clothes trunks and other property hut how many and the property lost cauld not be learned as most of them were out on the road at thin time A Card of Thinks I wish to express sincere thanks lu the citizens and lire department of Earlington for ihuir able efforts in saving our house They can rest assured that their services wore appreciated I CIIAS G ROBINSON ITHE OLIVETTE SUNK Tho IlofplUt Ship Olivette Sent to the j llotton by Some Mysterious Agency Bt Fernondlna FU Fernandinn Fin Aug 31Tho lIon lyIng through Bomo mysterious agency sank about 730 a m Aboard of the ship was the hospital corps of 35 and a crew of 45 persons nil of whom es caped without Injury but in scanty nt tiro The roustabouts sleeping in the lower hold had n narrow escape being driven from their bunks like so many rats Fortunately for those on board there was a schooner near by and name of them took shelter on her while others sought refuge at the quarantine utation The Olivette went down In about 00 feet of water her main deck being submerged No one apparently knows how the calamity c mild have occurred and as no investigation hns yet been mysteryVessels possible A REGULAR PEACE JUBILEE Bortlrora of the Confed rate Army and Nary Invite to Pamela with the Veteran at Cincinnati I Philadelphia Aug 31Tho execu tive council of tho National Association- of Naval Veterans of tho United States through tho commander of the associa tion Daniel F Kelly line issued nn In vitation to tho survivors of the confed crate army and navy to fraternize and parade with tho National Association of Naval Veterans In Cincinnati on September 6 It is tho purpose of the as Boclatton to moUo a reunion in tho na turo of a pence jubilee iopullit Confirenlonal Nomination Collins Mo Aug tl1he populists of the 8l th congressional diatrlct of Missouri nt Applelon City nominated 8 C Book of Henry country for oou gresa 1tIsr 2sws- u p tallTAIONS Cincinnati lit Loulft eojoat Voul rt 09 MempfiU 08 18 Q LouUvlllo M 06 Cairo 148 Ot r evOrLeansiO2 02 1IL T Trace pen rank Aitlcnal to the Third Oorpi Wnahnltton Aug 31 Urigdoq Tttyt1 T Franlt baa been assigned to pqmman4 temporarily tho Third army formerly commanded by Jon Wade tho latter having been relieved to become a member of tho Cuban mill tary commission The McKInley Hale of Cotton Kansas City Mo Aug 11The Mot JClnloy balo of cotton that has Wan r going tho rounds qf tho board of It arhj pf tim country being sold nt nuotlon far tho benefit of tho United States hospital fund was auctioned oft on tin Kansas City exchnnire for 8305 p IT ATTHRS THE ASPECT The Arrest of Col Henry In 1arli May Led to a Ilerliloii of the Fomoni Dreyfai Caio Paris Aug 31The Brest of Lieut Col Henry on the discovery that ho In the author of an Important letter which figured In the Dreyfus case Is one of the most sensational develop ments In the whole of this extraordi nary affair Col henry hns been throughout the champion of thenrmy ngalnsl Col Picqunrt with whom ho fought a duel This new development appears to alter the aspect of both the Dreyfus and Zola cases and to practically nullify the evidence of acncruU Iclllcux and Bolsdcitrc and the declaration of tho minister for war M Cnvignnc in tho chamber of deputies In fact some of the people believe that perhaps the real turning in the Dreyfus case has been reached and that the arrest of Col Henry Wilt lend to a revision of the trial of the prisoners of Devils island It appears that so soon as M Ca vatgnac assumed the office of minister for war he charged the official bureau to make u thorough research of the Dreyfus case and it was this inquiry which resulted in the recovery of doe uracnts lately read in the chamber of deputies by M Cavalgnac showing that proof of time guilt of Dreyfus wAn forged When Col Henry was sum moned to time ministry for wnr and questioned by M Cavalgnao in the presence of Gen UoIsbcfTrc and others nu nv first affirmed the ammthenticity of the Incriminating document but when discrepancies were pointed out he at first admitted adding sentences and flnally confessed to fabricating tho whole letter It is affirmed however that while this discovery has not changed M Cavalgnacs belief in time culpability of Dreyfus the minister Is determined to punish the guilty parties no matter what their rank or position may be LAW MUST BE RESPECTED Until We Osimi Control SpanIsh Low GOY Anna at lUrann and BIlu Darton MaiL Abide by It Washington Aug 3tMlslI Barton probably will be obliged to pay the du ties and fines imposed by the Spanish officials of Havana upon tho cargo of the relief ship Comnl if site desires to admission of the supplies to secar and their distribution Tho that reached our govern ment as to time imposition of these charges came from the British consul ot Havana who is charged with time care of the United States Interests Af ter consideration hero the officials have decided that until the United States military commission which to arrange for the evacuation of time island of Cuba hns discharged that Spanish t be respected FLYING THE SPANISH FLAG The Htrarathlpi Miguel Jorar and Cats has neleaied and SaIled for Spain Via havana New York Aug 31Two steam ships flying time Spanish sailed from this port They were the former Unit ed States prizes Miguel Jovnr nnd the Catalina Time latter was captured by the gunboat Detroit and the Jovnr was taken by time Helena Tho jnckles of time wnrahlps thought they were In for big prize money but n few dnys ngo time Wnshlngton authorities decided that tho steamers should not have been seized mill ordered their re lease Time Jovnr amid Catalina cleared for Spnin Tuesday via havana and manned by their old crews went to yea AT THE BOTTOM OFA WELL The Ilody or Alluln Sir Katharine Docrr- 1ounil In the Well on the From lea of n Neighbor St Louis Aug 31 Thcmystery stir rounding the disappearance of Mrs Katherine Doerr from her homcin St JOUR hnn been solved Her ulcndbod rna found nt the bottom of n wel within hnlf n block of her former resi dence Tho discovery was mndc by n woman who went to the well to draw water Upon looking Into the pit she saw Mrs Doorrs hair flouting on the surfneo of tho water Mrs Doerr was time wife of Peter J Docrr cashier of the Lnfnyette builc WHERE THE DRAWBACK LIES Scarcity of Coking Coil the Principal Ob tuclo to NtoolMnkliic on the 1Hclllo Coat Son Francisco Aug 31 Charles II Foote president of the Chicago steel works who hums been visiting tIme const said In an Interview The great ob stack to tile extensive manufacture of steel In Ciillfornla Is the scarcity of coal miltihlo for umalcini- colce Sumo of the richest mnnguucse ore I htwu uvur HJOII 1ms come from this state Tliuiv In good iron ore here- In time siliito of WiHitngtou steel might possibly bii miinifiiiaiireilso ns to com pete with thu ouslurn product NpunUli OflUur ti Iteturu to Hpnln AuiuiollsMdAiif 11Orders imrtvc been rccdvcd here from tho president dirtcling Admlrnl Ccrvern to make the uiTiingiiiiintii to proceed with hit officers nnd men buck to Spnin Imme diately In accordance with time in structloim tunned by time Spanish min- Ister of marine Tho rreililent Will VUU Camp WlkoQ Naturdity Washington Aug 31Tho following dispatch wns sent to Qon Wheeler I Washington Tim Commandant Camp WiUolI N Y fho president will pay your command an informal visit on Saturday uucotqpanled by the ecrclnry of yar COR01N In time Hand of time Sheriff Peoria III Aug 31Jioumme Hnzznrd Cos largo storo nnd bicycle factory wero closed this morning by the nher iff and tnkou poss asian of by him There arc three judgments by confes sion for 39103 and 1460 Is clime for rent x Secured Two tootoiu New York Aug 3lTho Men lam A Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Co tug Argus arrived from Halifax with two pontons purchased there which aro to bo taken to Santiago to assist la time work of raising tho sunken Span Ink warships 1 ON IRE EDGE OFTROUBLE The LockcdOut Miners at Pana Ill Receiving Reinforcements from Other Points THE SHERIFF INCREASING HIS FORCE A Serious Encounter Narrowly Averted by time Intcrimiltlon or tho National O1JI core of the illno Worker A lllg Moot MK la n Gulch Attciulod by rally n Thousand floor Penn Jll Aug31Moro outside re inforcements for tho lockcdout white inlneni here have been arriving By night fully 3000 extra miners are ex peeled to bo on tho scene On time other hand the operators say they wilt have fully 100 moro negroes here before the closte of tha week ShortS Coburn Increasing Ills Force Sheriff Coburn has been hourly in creasing his force ilL anticipation of trouble bringing deputies from Toy Jorvllk1 time county sent 10 miles din tant A serious encounter has been narrowly averted between time miners and the 100 deputy tthcrlffs guarding time 31 Alabama negroes who have taken the places of time lockcdout men at the Sprlngsldc mine at the edge of the city limits Time clash could not have been prevented had not state and national officers of tho United MinI Workers of America Interfered by wiring District President Wm Top imam to postpone action pending in cstlgntlon of tim condition of time Sprlngsido mine which is alleged to be dangerous being operated without a boss and a registered engineer Tho Local finer It tin forced At the time the message wns received the local miners reinforced by several hundred miners from Dan yule Coffeen Movroaqua Assumption Will Lltchflcld Gillcsplo and other outside mining towns were in secret session in n large gulch between the Illinois Central railroad and time Fana Coal Cos reservoir near the north end of the city laying plans to march on time deputies and negroes at Spring side and forcibly compelling time ne- groes to leave The meeting was presided over by a negro miner named Denim of Danville It was only by the most persistent pleading anti reason ing by President Tophnin find other leaders that the miners were prevented from marching on time shaft nig Meeting In n lolcli The meeting was attended by fully 1000 miners their only light being that of time moon and with guards and pickets doing duty to keep out all save United Mil o Workers It was pointed out that the deputies at the Sprlngsldo mine were armed with Springfield anti Winchester rifles There were only two Winchesters and n fey shotguns In time minors crowd Some of the men however were armed with revolvers GETTING SOCKED UP No LetUp to tho roductlon of Frojee tiles for tho At 1117 and Navy Dig nuns Reading Pa Aug 31Ie1co makes no difference whatever in tho busy operations lucre on shells end projectiles for the army and navy During tho past month tho Curpcntcr Steel Co made tho largest shipments of projectiles in the history of time establishment They consisted of all sizes from four to thirteen inch and were consigned to various sta tlons designated by time war depart incnt The shipments aro said to have aggregated In value moro 8200000 Tho firms employes are working slay anti night time same as they havo been since time outbreak of tho war between Spain and tho United States DENIAL FROM COL HARD ito lHajs tho riRlith Ohio wni Nut Starved on the hlohanrk 15n Itouto Homo from Cuba VIfnntry wires from Montauk Point n denial of the accusation of the Btnfv ing of tho Eighth while on Its way home from Cuba Ho says that tho published stories of starvation while on time transport Mohnwlc are fume lie cftlln attention to tho fact that three lays unused rations were left on board time ship and that the per centage of sickliest mid death was less than that of any regiment In Cuba The Eighth Ohio had 201 sick upon arrival at Montauk Point SAILING NORTHWARD Departure of tlio Inrltun Amphltrlto Terror Iljniillinl nml AtoutRoraory From 1oncc 1orto Rico Wnshlngton Aug Ilhenavy tic enbilglolllcthat time Iurllnn Amphltrlte Terror1 Hannibal and Montgomery have sailed train Ioneo Tliey will go to Newport R J Tlio main object Is to get the crows of time vessels nwuy from the climate to northiun witters Time citizens of Xrwpurt hnvo beer mnldng efforts with time navy dipnrt mont to Bieuro it vcudevoiiH of the larger vessels in time navy at Newport Time department ohl nut do this html agreed to send somo of time binnller types Vlicontln DeiniiciulM In Cliiivnnlloii Milwaukee AUi 311ho Demo cratic state coiivcntluii for thu solco tlon of a eompleta Kciot was callud to order in time Lyceum theater nt IJrlS by cvOov George W IVclt cliiilrmiin of time atiile centfiil uoimiilttee The theater was profutJly decorated r iLl American llags and was packed home pit to dome- Cleveland 0 Aug Ii4t is not probable that Senator Hanna will meet president McKinley as tho former had oxpcctnil during tho present visit of tho chief executive in Cleveland Sean q tor Hanna Is en route fromtho northwest but will not reach hero beforo Thursday evening CJES8 Tho Flro Droko Out 4calu Now York Aug 31Thero was a renewal of time fire which did damage IIto time extent of 630000 Tuesday night in tho building nt Twelfth and Green wlch streets used for storage by racy Co Tho fire wns started by tin ox plosion among tho chemicals and caused nn additional loss of 875000 4 powdermowthird fvdbcr bias cay uttior brlld 1ItVl b4KIHG POWDER Absolutely Pure OVAL BAKIFO POWK CO NEW VOIIK OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Missouri will celebrate with St Louis ut the Omaha exposition September 23 Reports from various parts of Mis prospeciforThe gang of cattle thieves on tho Red river bottoms in Arkansas wcrestarved out and have surrendered The Concatenated Order of IIoo hoot will hold their annual convention at Cleveland 0 September 9 At Tannius Tex George Arnold aud Miss Alice Lankford betrothed died at almost tho same instant Oa ICcc a St Louis Chinaman lost his passport and is detained by the fcdcial officials at San Francisco At Owcnsboro Ky Kd Irving a 13 yearold boy was given one year in the penitentiary for housebreaking Ed Jones was sentenced to the pen itentiary for 15 years at Owcnsboro Ivy for the killing of Frank Showers Time American cruiser New Orleans aVrivcd at San Juan lorto Rico rues day and was given n cordial welcome An old settlers reunion was held at Dclavun 111 III connection with time Tazuwcll county fair and was largely attendedHenry Mason the engineer who built tho engines for tho battleship CimicagoTuesdayPhil llnrtzflclds dry goods store in Austin one of the largest in Texas was burned Tuesday Loss 125000 insurance 75000 A warrant charging murder in the ngalnlltCamllbellJames A linker at St Louis A committee of representative cit zens hums been named by the mayor of St Louis to formulate plans for u returning Missouri volunteers Mrs Harvey Curtis wife of one of thc formcr presidents of Knox college died at Galcsburg Ill Tuesday In 1BW she was principal of Knox senv Tnnry The impression is getting abroad that Czar Kicolas was not actuated entirely by motives of humanity when he issued his now famous peace pro nunctamcnto Secretary Alger says that if Qcn Miles has given utterance to the inter views recently attributed to him the commanding general ot the American army is insane Gov Leedy of Kansas in the course of his Labor day proclamation Bug gests that employer and employe get together and discuss ways and meant for benefiting labor Herman lUihl a young farmer near New Athens 111 made an attempt to take his life Tuesday afternoon by means of a shotgun Time doctors do not think ho will recover Gcorgo Williams aged 17 years was arrested at Hopklnsvllle KyTuesday while trying to sell a horse that lie had stolen from Rev A P Lyon n Methodist minister of Trenton Archbishop Ilennessy of Diibupue f has issued a pastoral letter warning the Catholics of the diocese to have nothing to do with Father Kownlski of Chicago who has been excommuni cated Harris Flatto senior member of the big simon house of Flnlto nros of Galveston Tex dropped dead In his bath room Tuesday Ho was a Russian 03 years old anti leaves a family of hive children GEN GARCIA RELIEVED Tho Cuban General Callito Uarcla to be Supcraeilcil In Eastern Cuba by Ion Itodrlcuef Kcw York4ug31A dispatch to time Herald from Santiago says Gen Garcia has been relieved of his command by Qcn Gomez acting under instructions from time provisional gov ernment This Is owing to the disapproval of his action during time Shatter incident and In view that Garcia Is persona non grain to time American govern mcnt- At the commencement of the war the Cuban officers were ordered to put themselves under orders of time American commander and tho letter from Garcia to Shnfter Is looked upon as n breach of discipline Ills resignation Is not ncepted but ho Is relieved of his command Qcn Rodriguez command ing time east under Gomez will succeed him THE RUSSIAN IDENTICAL NOTE Ambaiaadoro Hitchcock Informs thp State Department that lie Ifs Itocelrcil n Copy Thereof Ynshlngton Aug 31 United State Ambassador Hitchcock at St 1cters burg hns cabled time state department that ho hns been handed by tho Rum sinn minister for foreign alTuiraCotmmm Muravlcff n copy of the identical note addressed by order of the czar to oil of time representatives in St 1ctcrs burg of foreign governments propos- Ing a joint conference to consider the question of general disarmament The full text of time note was not cabled by Mr Hitchcock but will bo sent by mall Its character is such nu would require something moro than a mere acknowledgment of receipt nnd as the proposition Is one time ncccptnnco of whichwouldinvolvenrndical change in the foreign policy of the United States it Is sure to receive most earn cst attention nnd Consideration nt tho hands of time president and Mr Hay when the latter assumes office I v cAhd II IoIJIlfdIJtv t220u1 e3ch00I 00k5t 4 From A D SISK while at the 4413 Fair Special inducements will 7 r be given Call and see his prccs l t KY WllHlMIN OF HOLLND The Young Queen Has Reached Her Majority and is the Constitutional Monarch A PROCLAMATION TO HER SUBJECTS IleljrlnB Upon the Love Her Ieoplo Havo Always Hhotrn Hor nnd Fortllleil by the Uzitinplo of llTNoblo Mother She slope to Itulo to tlio Honor of time Netherlands The Hague Aug31Upon time occa aba of her birthday and time attain ment of majority Queen WHhelmina Helena Paulina Maria issued n procla mation to tIme people of Time Nether lands It was worded as follows Tlio Proclamation On this day so Important to you lIayItciulcrcst years you have surrounded me with your love From till parts of time kingdom front all classes of sod ety I have always received striking proofs of attachment After the death of my venerable father all your at tachment to the dynasty was trans leered to me On this day I am ready to accept tire splendid though weighty task whereto 1 nm coiled and I feel myself supported by your fidelity Receive my thank My experience hitherto has left Ir fTnceirblo Imprcs QUEEN WILHELMINA To IU Crowned September C at Amsterdam Holland sioux and is an earnest of tho future My dearlyloved mother to whom I am immensely indcbtcdcd set mo an example by her noble and exalted conception of the dutlc i which henceforth devolve upon me The aim of my lifo will be to follow her example and to govern in the manner expected of a princess of time House of Orange True to the constitution I desire to strengthen the respect for tho name and flag of Time Netherlands As soy crclgn of possessions and colonies castI and west I desire to observe justice and to contribute to far as in me lies to time increasing intellectual and mu tual welfare of my people I hope and expect that time support of nil in what ever sphere of ofllcial or social actlv ity you may be placed within or withIout time kingdom wilt never be want ling Trusting In God and with a prayer that He give me strength I accept time government Signed WILHKLMINA Queen Wllhclmlna accompanied by tIme queens mother attended divine services In the great church hero In the morning The grand duke of SaxeWelmor the grand duchess of Mcckllnburg time prince and princess of Weld the diplomatic corps the civic and military authorities amid 4000 other persons were present The court chaplain Q II Vnndcr flier preached Ho dwelt upon time 1m parlance of tho memorable day and Invoked tho Divine blessing upon time queen The chaplain nine thanked the queens mother for amply direct- Ing the education of her dlluhterIThe papal nuncio Mgr TnrannssI and the ministers from Catholic countries attended divine services In time Catholic church Congratulations front Michigan Grand Rnpfdi Mich Aug 31Fort- he first tlmo tho flag of Holland it floating today from tho Michigan con sulate of time Netherlands ViceCon nut John Stckctcc who was mode knight of the Order of Orange Nassau for long service as consul sent time fol lowing cable to Qucun Wllhclmlna Congratulations upon your birth day from 100000 Hollanders residing in Michigan May Gods blessing rest upon your majesty and people Solemn TlittnkiRlvlnc tisnrlccs Amsterdam Aug 31 Solemn thanksgiving services were held here- In nil the churchcH as well as in tho churches In the neighborhood through out Holland upon the Oceanian of Queen Wllhelmlna attaining her ma jorlty Unable to Ionite tho Origin of Jour Yel IIIIT 1ovor Uiiiei Jackson Miss Aug l1fho state board of health is unable to locate the origin of the lour cases of yellow fe ver reported nt Orwood a small vii lago in Lafayette county Time place was not infected during the epidemic last year mimic time board findo It 1m possible to discover an origin from OilY outside source Havaimuh la Isolated by a Severe Storm Atlanta Go Aug 3JThe otorm which swept up the Atlantic coast Tuesday night has Interrupted communication with Savannah and several other cities near tho ocean and tho ex tent ot time dnmago is not yet known UnionIhns been comnlntolv Isolated Ho Yo Also Heady Lot us novcr net on anything as if wo counted ou tho stability of tho present order of things Lot ns count on tho coming of Christ Lot us train our chU dren with this in view lay all our plans with this in view Lot our conversation our manner of life bo shaped by this prospect and not by any false idea that tho earth and tho things that nro there in are to continue Liko Noah lot us proparo for things not neon as yet like Rahab bo ready for tho coming of tho conqueror and await in all manner of- holy conversation tho return of tho cap tain of onr Kilvntion Lord RadRtonV vi75Rcii m fI 5Aof M Olaca m- walC9 all Iron true exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by MuilUe which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer en conditions named below Plaques ore 40 inches circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and ornament the most elegant No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at price can be obtained only In the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks Pheasant English Quail English ELASTIC STARCHh- as been tho standard for as TWENTYTWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it js ASIC YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute AMONG THE 8TTESMEN- how the Czars Peace Pronuncia mcnto is Received by His French Allies SEE NOTHING GOOD IN IT FOR FRANCE On llio Other Hnnd Home 1rofeu to lino osulso III It a Uollbontto Stab ut Franco AiMtrlnIIungnry Would Wei cowo tho Propogltlou na Such n NobloI Move Deserves Isv York Attg 3tA dlsputvh to the World from 1arls says Among statesmen after time first stupefaction opinion nu to time cznrs note la rapidly shnplng Into bitter an tngonlsm CIcmcnccnu time rndlenl lcndcrsays The circular undoubtedly Is the re suIt of a secret previous agreement be Germanyfimesefull A treaty which would conse crate their Into acquisition is eminent ly desirable Franco has not been con Eidercdllovr Europe ItcRnrda Franco The truth Is Europe regards France ns fallen Into secondary importance amid could easily be coerced I have been opposed to nn nlllnncc This is the first flagrant betrayal M llanotaux speaks guardedly of visionary phllanthrophys He believes the conference will never meet M Delcnssc foreign minister is re ticent He is evidently displeased He projeettd best means to ascertain the position nnd pretensions of each power Ho docs not think disarmament feasible Who Shall Sayr Minister Lockroy of time nay All JJtiropenn nations need armies nnd navies to administer their colonies shlpsnndsoldlcrR M Mel I no former premier says that before France can consider tho propo sal she must have guarantee that her natural frontiers will bo restored by Germany which isnltogethcrunllkely M Hochcfort snys Of nil time great nations Ffnnco only would lose but thu Importance of time message Is ex nggernted There Is no possible outcome patriotic nn attempt to betray France into tho hnnds of Germany Time Matin heads its leader Stabbed Uy Our FrIends- Austrlailungmmry Would Welcome the 1roposltlon RI It Deserves row York Sept 1A dispatch to New York Aug 31A dispatch to tho World from Vienna says A lead saysthntproposition present tho is too vague to be taken into consideration When tho propoIlitiomutsubjects to be discussed I ore given out Austria will como forward helping to its utmost the powers In time great work Dlplhmntlo circles hero arc not Ills posed to believe that Russian diploma cy approves the czars message which ficetns to have been sent out time world In spite of Muravlcft amid hip other councillors Those who lund lestmlstlc views consider time czars mes fingo n boyish even n womanish in sistence on nn impracticable Idea in time face of hln advisors To Those Who Uo Not Doll Iii many churches n few nro left to do most of tho work while the rest of tho members who ought to havo tho eamo interest either do nothing or nro critics Thcro is no better way to keep nil hands has boon cured of his habit by being put to work to do bettor than thoso whoso work ho criticises How much hnppicr ore tho people who can justly foci they aro of much UEO in the world than those who realize 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Second Congres ilonal District subject to the action of the Ro publican party TilE fighting before Santiago I was unique r bcipg the first time savc In Indian skirmishes r thitthc United States had ever fought threefvolunteer regiments were en gaged T MR HAY the present ambassa dorof the United States to Great Britain is to succeed Secretary of State Day It is a happy selec i tion Mr Hays experience in af fairs of State goes bacl thirty seven years when he was made a member of President Lincolns of Y ficial household LIEUTENANT RICHMOND PEARSON HOBSON has attained all sorts of fame and notoriety the range of which is astounding From the seventh heaven of being honored inctr New Yorkto what I He has been endorsed by a mass county convention of Populists in Indiana as a candidate for President in goo TilE Ohio Democrats in State Convention assembled recently de clared their allegiance to the Chcai go platform particularly the finan cial plank and declaring for the unlimited at 16 to i In New q York where the Democrats were so heavily defeated the leaders are trying to evade the silver question i which ruined the party in 1896 The policy of the Democratic party seems unsettled and uncertain GEN SHAFTEK highly compliments the volunteer forces in his command at Santiago but he saY- Our s volunteers lacked that unity cohesion and individual support noticeable in our trained troops u but what they lacked otherwise they made up by enthusiasm and patriotic spirit and I desire to commandno better army than onec composed of the class of volun teers under me at Santiago JUDGE DAYS reason for resign ing the office of Secretary of State r is good and simple It is plainly as he states because his private fortune is small and inadequate to meet the demands made upon him r by his position And he salary poss pay must made He who occupies that high office must pay well for the honor This is unjust and should be remedied THE initial number of the Bowl ing Green Tribune reached us this week It is an octavo well printed full of local and general news and Republican in principle Its utterance is clear decisive and honest and its makeup shows veteran workmanship We reach the journalistic paw to Brother Brown and gladly put the Tribune upon our list and will give him ourn for hisn fiftytwo times a year Heres to you Brother Brown AT a recent meeting in New York of the Womans National War Relief Association a call was made for more money for the relief of the sick soldiers at Montauk Point F A number of subscriptions were r received one from Mrs Russell Sage of fifty dollars Miss Helen Gould gave twentyfive thousand r dollars The husband of Mrs mtr f rl vtkS I hRV 4 1 rid arl- i Y n the world and he evidently intends to take his money with him and open up a bucket shop in the next world What a power this man has to relieve distress in this world Compare his life with that of Miss Helen Gould one of the noblest of women whose income is spent in relieving the poor the 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CourierJournal KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES Versailles boasts of a prodigy in a tbuteen ycar old negro boy who is an expert telegraph operator Jack Tilford is his name and he learned the keys last winter on his own hook while acting as mea senger boy for the local office of the Western Union Telegraph Company He receives and sends difficult messages of great length with the speed and accuracy of an experienced operator He is a great curiosity to telegraph men Gen Cassius M Clay of White Hall has purchased a home near Pmckard Ky for his child wife Mrs Dora Richardson Clay He says he expects to provide for her as long as she lives It is also stated that he has brought suit for divorce charging desertion The conference of the M E church will convene in the Third street Methodist Church at Mays ville September 7 Bishop Ninde presidingRev Rowland aged seventy five u years a Baptist preacher for fifty years died last week near EtJdyville Lyon county of hydrophobia having been bitten by a dog some five weeks before The Whole Hog or None The Philippines were at Deweys mercy Virtually and morally they were ours Nothing else will sat isfy the United States New York Sun Straws Manila straws show which wayI the wind blows and the winds arc strong enough to blow the whole group of the Philippines into the ample lap of this imperial Repub ticLouisville Post Will Qo Alone Messrs Jesse Phillips and Geo lothcrshead will leave early next week on an extended visit to the Mammoth Cave They will go overland per vehicle and will be gone over a week They will equip themselves fully with hunting and fishing tackle and have a good time bombarding squirrels and al luring the finny tribe As they willcamp early and sleep in the wagon their friends hope they will escape venomous serpents but as the unexpected always happens they will no doubt adopt other precautionary measures to be used only in case of dire emergency We predict for them a pleasant and a profitable expedition Barnett Arnold who have been training some horses for them selves and others at the fair grounds succeeded in capturing quite a number of premiums of which these are a part Dan Mi Evans best draft Gelding first premium John Sharp best Stallions 2 first and second prem hltnj Jas Fegan best Stallion one year old first premium Barnett Arnold best Stallion one year old second premium M Cain best mare one year old second premium They also won both first and second money in the buggy horse trot firstimoney in yearling pace or trot and second money in three year old trot Capt W Ih Sandusky has brought suit against the town of Central City praying damages in- the sum of 20000 on the loss of- his hotel the Sandusky by fire on- the li night of March i 1897 The hotel and fixtures the petition sets forthare valued at 23060 h Y d I j r r 11 i4 rr TWO CANDIDATES Nominated by Second District Re publican Convention Jolly Convention First Fowler Convention Held Later BOTH ADOPT THE LOQ CABIN The Second district Republican convention held at Henderson Monday August agth was a stoemy meeting and quite equal to any Democratic convention that has been held in the district The first thing that came before the convention after district chairman Vance called to order was the reports from the meeting of county chairmen which he had held in C the morning for the purpose of recommending to the convention a suitable man for temporary chairman of the convention There was a mojority report recommending Hon James Breath itt for chairman and a minority re port offered as a substitute by the chairmen of Hopkins and Webster recommending Hon W E Bour E land for chairman Chairman Vance did not recognize the report and its substitute as offered from the floor of the house but announced that he understood that both men mentioned had been placed in nomination for chairmanship and proceeded to take the vote by coun ties on both men at once He had previously announced his decision to recognize the contested Fowler delegation from Davicss and allow them a voice in the preliminary organization So amid i uproar county chairman TowcryoI VebI ster insisted that the minority rc port should be put to a vote an made the call by counties AllI contested delegations wcreleft out land Bourland received sixtyeight votes from Henderson Hopkins and Webster Simultaneously Vance proceeded with his call andIa declared Brcathitt elected and it also took his seat as chairman Bourland appointed the follow ing committee on credentials Christian J M Starling Dav less H G Overstrcet Hancock Jno S Adair Henderson CjE Harness Hopkins William Beard McLean Marshal Ashby Union Curtis Cromwell Webster T T Morris The commmittec retired and brought in thefollowing report We the committee on credentials believe g to make the report as follows Chris tiara no easiest 45 votes for Orealbitt i Daviess no contest 31 votes for Uourland Hancock no coolest 10 voles tot Dour land Henderson no contest 28 voles for Bourland Hopkins no coolest 25 votes for Bourland McLean no contest 9 votes for Brealbill Webster no contest 75 voles for Bourland Union no voles T T MORRIS Webster Wu BEARD Hopkins C E HARNESS Henderson J S ADAIR Hancock H G OVHBSTBET Davies The report was adopted and motion carried making the temporary organization permanent Chairman Bourland and others then occupied the time speaking amid uproar until the committee on resolutions brought in their re port which was as follows Resolved by the Republican parly ot the Second Congressional District of Ken lucky in convention assembled That we approve the platform of the Republican party of the United Stales adopted at St Louis and that we condemn as subversive of Democratic govern meat the Acl of the last General Assem bly known as the Goebel Bill That we favor the acquisition of the Philiipine Islands Porto Rico the annexI scion of Cuba and approve of the anncxa flan of Cuba and approve of the IInnenI lion of the Sandwitch Islands Hon Geo W Jolly was then placed in nomination by R W Slack of Owensboro and the vote taken which resulted in the casting of log votes for Jolly where upon the chairman announced the Hon Geo W Jolly the nominee of the convention as candidate for Congress in the Second Congres ional District of Kentucky Mr Jolly took the stand andC made a brief and feeling speech in which he denounced the treatment he had received at the hands of the Federal officeholders in control of the party organization Ile said all iris friends had asked was a fair count of the vote in accordance with the will of the pee a- pIc that this had been denied them and refusing to be trampled upon they had taken the action they had A motion carried that this con vention adopt the Log Calvin as- its device and that the name of- Hon George W Jolly be placecJ under it as the Republican candi date for Congress in the Second Congressional District- E C VANCE INVESTIGATED The following resolution condemning District Chairman E C Vance was introduced from Hancock county and read before the convention WHEREAS the fact is welt known to the epublicans of Hancock county that one C Vance a Federal office holder town Deputy Post Master for his wife who is- Post Master at Hawesville Ky has un- dDly used his position and influence iDI l M t t r gar C r 4 jy causing strife in said party by openlyand fraudenlly working against tho count y nominees for county offices at last Novem ber election and is now using his office land Influence against ono candidate for Congress against another in the same party therefore bail- RssotvaD by this convention that Ihe charges above made be investigated by tbe Henderson convention by appointing committee of tbrco who will report beta the said convention shall have adjourned and it said report shall bo in the aflirnU live said convention will take such action as the committee on investigation may recommend RESOLVED That tho delegates from thi convention urge upon Ihn convention a t Henderson to take some action In thi matter as the Republicans of Hancock are opposed to being represented by such II man as said Vance has proven himself to br LINCOLN RICHARDS Chmn Attest V M MOSSLEV Sccy The resolutions were adopter and a motion carried to appoint C McAdams of Hancock Henry Overstrcet Davicss and Geo H Towery Webster a committee t investigate the charges made The committee retired and presently brought in the following re portWe the committee appointed to inves ligate Vance beg lieve to report That we are cognizant of the tact th C Vance Chairman of the Secant Congressional Committee is guilty as charged by the Hancock County Conven vention and suggest that ho bo remove from said position- C C McADAMs G H TOWER H G OVBRSTRBBT After the adoption of this report the convention adjourned and all or nearly all of the Jolly men withdrew from the hall The Second Convention At 416 oclock Judge Brcathit called the Fowler convention order and E B McEucn McLean was made Secretary hIcdn dcrson county for McEucn although the Henderson delegates were instructed to cast their votes in favor of Jollys interest Me Euen was declared secretary wit1 vote of 150 cWhen the call of counties was made for the purpose of having members named for the various committees no response was had from Henderson R J5alm responded for Hopkins and state that tour of the delegates front his county remained in the convention but were instructed for Jolly These four he said were for Fowler and asked if it would be proper for these four to cast the vote the county Judge Brcathitt re plied that this must rest bctwce the delegates and their con sciences and upon the call counties Mr Salmon Announce that the delegates had decided not to take part The tour delegates referred to were Mr Salmon Den T Robinson C U Fox and M Ward The counties which rc sponded to the call for cammittc were Davicss Christian McLean and Union After a speech by internal reve- L nue collector Franks a motIOn prevailed malting the organization permanent Otho Anderson of Christian presented the following report the committee on resolutions FIRST We endorse the call for this congressional convention SEcONDWe endorse and reaffirm our faith and allegiance to the principles of t he Republican party as laid down by our National Republican Convention at St Louis on Jan I7lb 1896 THIRD We endorse and approve tbe grand and wise administration of Pre dent William McKinley in his concert live management of our economic affairs and we approve his vigorous yet humane generous prosecution of the war FOURTH We commend tho wise ministration of the executive affairs of I Stale by the heads of Ibo various depart meals placed in authority by the Rcpubli can parly FIFTH We believe tho civil service was extended by tbo last Democratic ad ministration far beyond its purpose and Intent and wo favor such modification thereof and such revocation of orders as will conform it to the original spirit and object of the law- StxrttWaespeciallycommend and endorse the National Administration in its policy of raising tbo necessary funds to arry on this war by a popnlar loan th giving our citizens of moderate means anat opportunity to Invest in the bonds of our government and to receive the benefits of such securities SEVENTH We note with unbound pleasure the ready prompt and ualimI responses of our patriotic people to the Presidents call for volunteers to preserve Ihe honor of our country and to protect save from barm and persecution o poor starved and suffering neighbors and we remember with limitless respect and honor the noble heroes who brought to us Ibo recent great grand and magnificent victories of land and sea nor aro we unmindful of the tact that in such mngnifi teat and grand success God is always with the rlghl- EIGUTIIWO believe that whenev American blood and American Ireasur Gave been spent in conquering any err lacy In our war with Spain they and in that event tho stars and stripes should not be hauled down but should forever remain as a parfW our free and indepen dent United States of America Signed by the committeeO ANDERSON J P HBAVRIN W G NKWTON J H HEAVRIN W D WOODRINO W L LYNN The committee on credentials seated the Fowler delegations fro aviess Hancock and Webster A R ft rr- Y+ n 48 + 4 a t xti 1 a3 1 and Otho Anderson of Christian placed Mr W T Fowler in nomination The call of counties was made and Fowler was declared tho nominee with isa votes as follows Christian 45j Davicss 31 j Han cork IOj McLean QJ Union I2j rgaMr Fowler spoke briefly accepting the nomination and promising g to begin the campaign at once He characterized the opposition a 5 as bolters and said the fight agains t him was a Democratic howl which meant nothing The Log Cabin was by this convention nlso as their device and the convention adjourned DOWN IN TilE MINES It is feared by operators ot Illinois the tbo miners of that Slate will goon a slrik- o if a reduction Is made In the mining rat to meet the Indiana scale Coal has been struck at a depth of 701 teat at Conner Springs Kan Tho set m is not very thick Gas was struck at depth of i too feet and will bo used for commercial purposes Tho miners at tho Peany mine at Lin attonInd which is operated by the Western Indiana Coal Co are much dissatisfiei with the result of the arbitration boar making a loner rate They have not on a strike as It was feared they wool- however Ills hardly probable that there will be a- a general strike in Illinois but beyond question the mining rate Is to be something less than the Springfield scale which shows that business necessity rises to the act of any convention Coal Tra journal The Illinois Central Railroad Co has awarded the contract for the supply of co for its southern lines to tho Southern Co toCo of Corona Walker County Alabama tons is required annually oIGraham Macfarlane of Louisville Ky has given up the coal iron and coke business in that city and has moved his ties quarters to Chicago A pleat has recently been completed at Wetland Ont for the manufacture of fuel by compressing peal into blocks It is bi Ing tested on the local railroad locomolivi 1Fire is still smouldering in the hold the British steamship Twickenham wbic b was captured as a prize by United Stall war ships and lowed to Key West She loaded with coalfrom Barry which w sent out to supply the Spanish war craft One would think from Ibe many storli 3 Ihedthe business done was likely to be of Coi siderable magnitude It will last so long as the Welch strike lasts but hardly beyond that period In this connection it well to nole that all the references as to the use of this coal which is being snppli- of arc not always based on tactCoal Trade Journal Many concessions for the devclopmei of coal in China are being made and it Is engineersOera to Bids have been called for by Ibe Department at Washington for the e struction of tbo proposed new coal al Pago Pago Samoan Islands The cost r1is limited to 250000 As usual during a run of coal down tlu Ohio there are many losses of coai lad en esbarges During the recent inn it is said that at least 100000 bushels of coal and the barges containing the same were to There is still some coal to be had at Cadiff Wales and it is said that the bestPeT rysteam coal realizes tram 550 tofCoo that it is sot to be wondered that coal can be shipped from this side foreign ports ofTho story has been started that acer lain firm has an unlimited contract from the British Government for coaling tol lions all over the world but the pro bililies are that there is not a word of Irulh in this statement The President of the Umpire Coal Com pony made that mine a visit last week and was much pleased to see his force mn and load nearly eight thousand bushels ot slcoal on that day Richard Salmon ot the Crabtree Coa1 Company represented the Republican of that district at the Republican convert lion held al Henderson last Monday mehisn tin near future of poke ovens by the Retncck Coal Company awTha South Diamond Mine was well represented al the fair on Miners des They came in large numbers Superintendent Crutcbfield took an a Ive part In seeing that a lair start was ma by the racers at tho fair Tho exhibits made by the St Berea and Reinecke Coal companies at the t were greatly admired by the large crowds visiting their building usWeigher Fegan spent two days last week the fair and took quite an interest in the display of live stock He was fortunate enough to capture the first premium In edona ring edTha Empire Coal Company received aof ono day last week orders for sixty cars coalMr John Lafore is visiting llowar- ur White Howard is showing him the Ins and outs of the mines here Cf course the fair was a success and it will always beso when you see both opera tors and miners take such an interest Expressions made in regard to Miners day at the fair show that the kindness of the operators In furnishing free tickets to their men was highly appreciated erIt Is estimated that the output of coke osfrom the Connelsvllle region will amount to 8000000 tons Ibis year Oaring to the advance In the price of ironit is expected that there will be no great slump in the price ot coke We wont work at the price nor allow anyone else to work is the way the Pana Ills miners act While woare not in the least In favor of low wages we favor tic dom of action that is if a certain class bf men see that they can work cheaper and that at a profit than another class wo say throw no obstacle in their way Further more if men who have invested their money In an enterprise say they can not 11P3Y certain wages and run their mines justice to them demands that they should i v r rv t- t i ru h Ttr 4- tn E 7 1 t i 4r r be given a voice In the affair and oat dic laced to by agitators who rctusa to longtt work sad have by outside intcrfercni sought to Injure them The St Uernard Coal Co Is taking every precaution to see that no damage In any way done to their mine or property If an evil disposed person should make this place a visit They fear no trouble from the efforts of agitators to cause their men to strike as none of their men have II grievance and besides that they lire well contented and look upon the St Bernard Coal Co us the chief advocate of all Ihat is right and to whom they look for heir against the retlucllon of wages as lhey have always stood for good wages and fait treatment tlLast TumUr white tll only rolotal miner M iUtnesly WAS In pvwull ol hip daily later nl wrt in Iha ntlw w a large amount nt vM tuft w him tawVUvs acts leg In two phew ami metal tlK M+ W other wtious I IjItin IVuM ol tIIs tQ cover are entertained Kecenl shipments ot coal ham Newport News and Philadelphia In ilrltUh vrasela- e to Htltish Cuban and other ports hav- i cansetl comment some alleging that Orea Britain Is preparing for hostilities Thesi heavy clearances aro ascribed moro par ticularly to the fact that there is trouble in- a the Welsh coal miniog Industry In consequence of which exports of coal from Crest Britain aro checked to such an extent that purchasers are forced to seek the American FradesIsas any other coat in the worlds markets and It is suggested that the present is a Indaddare upon as a pose sible foundation for a very largo American coalexport trade Dradstreets Every miner is a hero for his tile is hourly beset by peril The world is now ringing with praise of the feat performed desby the crew of the Merrimac in the Santl ago channel and had Lieutenant Hobson lost his tile in that daring act a monumer would have been erected to his memory admiringItoo but he was fired by the enthusiasm qt war while there aro hundreds of coal miners in the Kanawha Valley whose daily avocation leads them into position equally as dangerous and to them we oItt only contempt the one is performed for the pride of a nation while the other is contributed to Its necessity the one peril is only momentary while the other is II continuous monotonous drag ofThe coal miner is the 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REPUBLIC s St Louis Mo y Subscribe for The B8B i Y L n l fi n19err dC r fc rarE i 4 tQ1 I f h7 1MB r Mf LI1ej VBeS 113U Znauslr8 toe fcljrtoe LOCAL NEWS r Miss Minnie Bourland is visiting relatives in Dixon L spentlastMr Wm Bourland of Dixonr was in the city Tuesday Mr John Orr of Providence spent Thursday evening in the city Mr George Wyatt visited rela tives at Dawson Saturday and Sunday Messrs Tom Murphy and j4v Wilson Borders spent last week in A Dawson Miss Daisy Gianini of Providence is the guest of Miss Sallio McGrath Miss Inez Dean has been quit iJ X sick the past week but is no ij improving Mrs Thomas Pike visited her daughter Mrs M Gilmour in Dawson last week flopkinsvillehomo of Mr John B Atkinson L Misses Mallic and Eula Rich ards of Hopkinsvillc spent last week with the Misses Crenshaw Daniel Williams and wife of the Hanson country visited the j family of George Robinson Sunday i Messrs John and Oscar Boham left yesterday for their home in Concord Tenn for an extended visit jfeMisscs Lula Coffman and Kate leather of Slaughtcrsville were tllu guests of Mrs WW Ether ridge last week 4 i iMiSS Bcssio Hollingsworth left f Saturday morning for Keel Logan q county Ky where she will make t her future home A committee of Bowling Green L k women collected 8750 andsent it to ColT J Smith to buy delica 1 lcicR for tho sick of the Third Ken ks 4tucky Volunteers v ritthose young boys who are in- the habit of throwing rocks at height trains had better stop or t else thoy will soon be in trouble fcYMarslial Barnett has his eye on r pj themand if it Is not stopped they f h will ho arrested t Mike Long sold a raft of cakes t pies sandwiches bread etc to olio First Illinois Cavalry who jJ1assed through last Friday And 41F C some of Mikes friends say that he fiIsomehow cut unusually largo por tc rj ttons on that day Lee Cozarts ij ri counter so handily situated lunch rn the corner next the station was dIiout tt 4fi Tho report comes from Sebree 1U that Rev Crossficld assisted by- s4 Rev J W Ligon formerly of Earlington has been conducting a very interesting series of meetings there Rev I H Teel has also been there for a day or two andI helped while there He reports i 3 that there are a number of visitors at the springs y The soldier boys who go north T nil stQP at Earlington They like the town and tho ways of its peo v plcand their icewater and other thatJit the town hadiV things to sell did not ask excessive T prices The fact is that Earltng jff ton people arc so patriotic they i can not help being hberalI UL M Bone who lives two and t onehalf miles west of Nebo IadI 1f the misfortune last Thursday night c Ioto lose his house and nearly all of i bad his household and kitchen furni rture wearing apparel smoke i b house together with all of his i meat lard molasses and other f provisions by fire The fire orig inated some time during the night c and his family were not awakened until the house was too far gone to save scarcely anything from the t flames He had IOOO insurance fonhis dwelling property z t joJVA A JIA tlv r COOLr1 0 DRINKS t cur I s I Five Gents s it PLAIN SODA f I 1 r ICE CREAM SODA 1 i Q F NEW FOUNTAIN tIit AT r OXS GROCERY 1 AV f atRDiiiOOB- P s 1 f fi p A VETERANS RETURN Was in the Battle at Sniitinfjc In July Frank Wilhelm for thirteen years a private in the 16th U S Infantry who was in the battle ol Santiago July 13 has arrived at his former home near Crofton His time expired July i but he re mained until after the battle be Lora being discharged He wit probably reenlistHopJdnsvilleI- entuckian Soldier Trains Three sections of soldiers trains passed through this city Monda afternoon The soldiers were th volunteers from Iowa and were returning to their native heath Orders were sent ahead of them for seventyfive gallons of coffee and dinner for twentythree officers which was supplied by Mrs Davis upon their arrival The soldiers gave loud and prolonged cheers for Earlington and her citizens as the trains were veryegrapesw nished to them gratis Not a Rattlesnake Mr J T Bailey brought in dur ing fair week a nice specimen of petrified something which a number had concluded must be a section of a petrified rattlesnake It excited much interest and was sent to Mr W A Toombs to go in the Public Library Museum collection- at the fair An investigation proves the specimen to be a very well preserved petrification of the stigmaria the root of the well known coal plant sigillaria which abounded at the time of the forma tion ol the coal beds and is so often found in the coal measures at this day For Petit Larceny Robert Ulunkall a white boy about sixteen years of age was arrested by Marshal Barnett Sun day charged with petit larceny He had been lucre for a week or so and was working at the boarding house kept by the Misses Victory Sunday morning after receiving his pay for his work he disappeared as did also several things from the Victory House When ar rested he had the missing articles and is now languishing in durance vile He is a tramp and claims Tennessee as his home A Beauty Indeed One of the prettiest sights ever seen in Madisonville is the cake of ice that is at present or that was yesterday in the show win dow at Alexanders It was man ufactured by the Spring Lake Ice Co that is doing business in this town In the center of the cake of ice is one of the pretties bo quets that we ever saw It was presented by Mrs J W Mc Lemore The ice has attracted a great deal of attention Hustler Air Romeo Frick Ol Evansville Ind student of Miss Boner Cincinnati Conservatory of Music will give a recital at the Y M C A Hall in that city on Sept 15 This gentleman is the possessor of a rich baritone voice of rare quality and who ranks today as one of Americas greatest singers Anyone wishing- to attend his concert will find a treat in store for them It is to be an invitational affair so a fash ionable audience is assured In tfee Heyday of His Glory Col W A Toombs our hoss editor was in the halcyon hey day of his glory last week while in charge of the St Bernard exhibit at the Great Hopkins County Fair When it comes to mingling and conversing wjth the honest yeomanry the artisan the merchant as well as the femininity the Colonel can use the nine compo nent parts of speech and get there with a pedal plurality all day long His Last Sermon Rev C C Hall who has served tho Methodist Episcopal congrega tion as pastor for the last two years will preach his last sermon for the conference year and in all human probability his last sermon as pastor at this place for the present at least on next Sunday Preaching morning and night as usual A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend Jim Shannon has one of tli eyesIonday exhibiting the colt witch he admiringI pedigreeIyoung animal 01 which he is so proud The only mistake he made was in not showing the colt at the Great Hopkins County Fair iOUR aUARANTEQ 10000 IN GOLD We will pay Oue Hundred Dollars In Gout fo and every ease of and colds wben 4no benefit Is derived from1he ace of Dr Otto e Gam llaliam It contain nothing la- iudoaCandlagoyleaeauttotake llewarow Sold by St Bernard Drug Store r a A NEW JAIL Contract Let for a Modern Prison to be built at Madisonville MUCH ENLARGED AND IMPROVED On Monday the commissioners s appointed by the Fiscal Court of Hopkins county for tho purpose of contracting for and having erected 1a new and enlarged county jail closed a contract with William J Landrum of Mayfield Ky The amount of money involved is 699750 The new building is cifYy oeJ the jail in the center of the public square will after all these years be remedied The ribald song and general hubub that has so long adorned with ragged dirty trim mings the busy hour of day and the time of rest and sleep that should be quiet will be given a more secluded location much to the credit ol our county seat The new building will be of pressed brick and modern con struction It was designed by Mr W C Morton of Madison ville There will be seven rooms in the residence portion The jail will be in the rear and the present number of criminal cells will be doubled There will be eight such cells in the new jail In addition to this there is to be a department for juvinile female and insane prisoners These cells will be constructed of lighte- steel and be completely separated from the criminal department Tills new departure is a great stride in the right direction and those whoare responsible for the innovation deserve the hearty thanks of all good people The jail portion of the building is to be entirely fireproof in con struction built of steel and con crete so that if firo shouldoccur there will be no danger of the pris oners being roasted before they can be taken safely out TIRED OF LIFE An Aged Citizen of Union County Hangs Himself With a Plow Line Sturgis Ky Aug 29Dave- S Stevens a prominent farmer of the county aged about sixty years comjnittcd sui cide by hanging with a plow line early this morning He resided at Mt Olive near Henshaw Family worry is reported to have been the cause of his deed as he had been despondent Returned All Right Considerable anxiety prevailed on Methodist Hill Monday when it was learned that Jeff Murphy had been missing since Saturday when he was last seen at the Hopkins County Fair A good deal of sur mising as to his whereabouts was indulged in but no satisfactory conclusion was reached until late in the day when lie returned from a visit among relatives in Crofton He had left special word of his in tended visit bfct owing to som misunderstanding his folks did not get the message and hence th great uneasiness over his absence Jeff was greatly vexedover th miscarriage of his message and the subsequent trouble of his family but such things will some times happen Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Rewar for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY CO Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm WEST TRUAX Wholesale Druggists To ledo O WALDINO KINNAU St MARVIN Wholesala Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrb Cure is taken internally acting directly on the upon the blood and systemSoldHalls Family Pills are the best The tenyear old son of Lewis Mason found his fathers revolver loaded it and accidentally discharged it shooting himself through the head Death was in stantaneous BetUr Then A Klondike Cold Mint 8tWheuSSc In a bottle of Dr Ottoi Spruce Gnm Hal Sam the returns are greater than a half Interest buylOltltcalthSold by St Bernard Drug Store Bob Blanks the negro who rva under sentence to be hanged at Mayfield has been reprieved by decise ion of the Court of Appeals h tribunal will taknup the case in September I Lets All Go Those whoa tend the gatherin SaturdaySeptember the address of Hon J W Lock cut the well known lawyer of Hen derson The Barbecue isor a good purpose the helping to build a chapel at Hecla there being no building there suitable for holding religious services fIcasantanSacliaUleromedpforcougkeeotdcroupandallforeaeeenf t mange Rarco Sold by St Bernard Drugstore d S 6 SERIOUSLY HURT James Alexander Badly Clubbed by Mack Cummins at Dawson Springs Friday Night Princeton Ky August 37 Esq James Alexander a promi nent lawyer and politician of Hop kins county was struck with a bludgeon in the hands of Mack Cummins a young farmer at Dawson last night and lies in a critical condition with the chances against his recovery Alexander was a Marshal at the soldiers re union and in attempting to clear the way to the grounds he be came infuriated and struck Cum wins with a buggy whip Cummins went back to the town and when Alexander appeared niade an at tack on him inflicting severe wounds about the head Cum mins was arrested and placed under a heavy bond A CLASS OF WATER Practical Christianity at Work on Returning Soldiers Earlington Watered Them and Received Their Sincere Gratitude Friday last some ten sections of a military train carried the troop ers officers horses and total equipment ot the First Illinois Cavalry through Earlington en route from ChiclclInau a Park to Chicagorwhere it is probable they will be mustered out The day was hot and the soldier boys were dusty and dry With the stock and baggage trains was only a detail to each of some twentyfive or thirty men and they of course had little trou ble keeping some water to drink But when the solid military trains came the 1300 soldiers had ex hausted their drinking water and were thirsty Early in the morn ing some of our citizens began to prepare tubs of ice water to refresh the soldiers A numbtir of these were prepared and a supply of dippers placed in the hands of of willing helpers who stood be side the tubs of pure icecold water and handed it to the thirsty or helped to fill their canteens Each of the trains were served with all the pure water the men wanted or would take Col Young commanding the regiment who rode on the last section made a little talk in which he expressed the sincere thanks of himself and his command for the kind treatment they had received at the hands of the people here and especially to the officials of the St Bernard Coal Company who had supplied the ice and the neces sary vessels A number of high privates were heard to give vent to expressions the purport of which was that this was the only town on the line Free Pills Send your address to H Eo Ducklen Co Chicago Ills and get a free sample box of Dr Kings New Life Pills A trial will convince you of their merits These particularlyeSick Headache For Malaria and Liver invaluableefrom every deleterious substance and to bo byestomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system Regular size 250 per box Sold by St Bernard Drug Store The third annual exhibit of the Kentucky State Poultry Associa incorporatedIto and build up the poultry interests of the State will be held in Louis ville next January Exhibitors from a number of States and all sections of Kentucky visit ed Louisville at the last annual show and much has been done to improve the poultry industry CASTORIAFor The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars rho- 8lguataro 71of FOR SALE One farm containing 200 acres 150 acres in cultivation 50 acres in timber good dwellinghouses and good outbuildings two good tobacco barns shedded All build ings in good condition Plenty stock water Good cistern at house Good orchard for sales Terms reasonable Lying one and onehalf miles southeast of Dixon Ky and one and onehalf miles West of Vanderburg adjoining W D Ramseys farm on road leading from Dixon to Liberty For any information call on W S Overby- on said farm or write to him at Dixon Ky WANTED hickoryi3 28 inches long 500000 feet firstclass hickory logs length of 1415 t6 21 and 24 feet delivered on our yard at Madison vine Ky For particulars call at our office Terms cash BUCKEYE SPOKE Co By John F Fischer Mgr i YV EVERYTHING READY For a Most Enjoyable Time at the Big Picnic and Barbecue- at Lakeside Park on Saturday Prominent Speakers to Be Pres ent on the Occasion The Day Will Close With a noon Light Picnic All arrangements have been made by the management for the complete enjoyment of a day of innocent and unalloyed pleasure at Lakeside Park and on Loch Mary next Saturday morning afternoon and evening Hon Henry D Allen Hon John W Lockett and Hon William F Burr will address the people on questions of interest These will not be political campaign speeches but such as agree with the pro gramme of enjoyment and enter tainment as arranged by the man agement The barbecued dinner will leave nothing to be desired on the part of the partakers and those who get hungry or thirsty after that hour will be supplied at their pleasure with delicious light refreshments at the various stands on the groundsThe will close with a moon light picnic The moon is at its best and the surroundings of the Park and Lake will furnish a beau tiful setting for the occasion Reduced rates have been granted by the Louisville Nashville rail road All stations between Pem broke and Henderson will sell round trip tickets on that day to Earlington at one and onethird fare good returning September 4 A large crowd is looked for TilE REUNION Of the Blue and the Gray at Dawson a Great Success The reunion of the Blue and the Gray at Dawson Springs was a great success in the way of attend ance and otherwise The crowd at the big barbecue Friday was estimated at irom 8poo to 10000 people Princeton was selected as the next place of the annual meeting Repentance and Ashes One day last week George Rob inson incautiously put a lighted pipe in his pocket and hung his coat up and liesurely proceeded to business After a short time he sought his coat to get something from the pockets and was greatly surprised to find that he hadneith er pockets nor coat all having gone up in smoke except the collar and it was en route to destruction He tests his pipe now by inserting his digit into the bowl before plac ing it in his pocket Howard White and his friend John LaFore are lighting the As sembly Hall with incandescents for the colored conference which meets here next week Mr Charles Egloff and family of the Fox school house vicinity will shortly become citizens of our town again Nollie Umstead will soon begin erecting a residence on Methodist Hill An Indiana marble firm is put ting up a fine monument in the cemetery here to the memory of Frank Cordier Beats the Klondike Mr A C Thomas of Marysville Tex has found a more aluable discovery than has yel been made in the Klondike For years he suffered untold agony from con sumption by bemoJrbages KingsNewand Colds He declares that gold is of lit tIe value in comparison with this marval ous cure would have it even it cost a hun dred dollars a bottle Asthma Bronchitis and alt throat and lung affections are positively cured Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store Regular size 500 and 100 Guaranteed to cure or price refunded Miss Mary Collins and Misses Agnes and Aurelia Tobin of Bowling Green have returned home after a pleasant visit to the Misses Whalen Miss Aurelia Tobin entertained a number of her little friends at the home of the Misses Whalen on the occasion of her eleventh birthday She was the recipient of many nice little presents Uucklens Arnica Salve The best Salvo In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains positively guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mr Thos Pleasant and Miss Clarence Todd of the Southard school house country were united Ian marriage last week We extend congratulations Several new houses are in pro cess of construction in different parts of the city We learn that others will soon follow It seems that the building business is some what reviving LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Although the Henderson division is con ceded to be one of the best roads In the United States Great improvements aro being made this year Hundreds of car loads of rock ballast is being put in and good substantial work done on embank ments We believe the Fair company would readily and willingly exchange net pro ceeds derived for the passenger travel to and from the Fair with the railroad com panyQuite a number of soldiers arc expected over the Henderson division enrouto home this week and it can be seen that the gov ernment highly appreciates the care and promptness with which the L N hand les their passengers- A wonderful days business was done on the Henderson division last Friday Sev eral soldier and government trains in ad dition to three extra passenger trains were handled along with the regular trains Agents Etheridge and Walker failed to keep up their usual good record as marks men while shooting at clay pigeons at the the Fair last week Both the Henderson and Hopkinsvllle fair trains did a good paying business and it ishoped both are certainties for the next years fair On account of storm blowing down the wires at Evansville last Wednesday The train dispatchers were compelled to make Howell headquarters for one day and nightOwing to the rush of business last week on the Henderson division all or most of the extra operators were called to duty A dispatch from Gadsdcn Ala an nounces that the Louisville Nashville Railway Co has secured control of the line extending from Gadsden to Gunters ville which has been operated by the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway Co The section is about thirtyfive miles in length The L N Railroad Is contemplating extensive improvements on its Memphis division in the way of renewal of bridges and lowering of heavy grades It is said that a roundhouse to cost 100000 will be built at Paris A dispatch from Knoxville states that the restoration of the wages of certain em ployes of the Southern Railway took c ffct on August 16 This restoration applies to conductors trainmen and yardmen Wtitn the reduction was made four years nga II was In proportion to the wages paid mm receiving small wages having small reduc lions while the high salaries were mars heavily reduced Major F J Huger superintendent of the Knoxville division of the Southern is quotrd as saying that the restoration was in line with the policy of the road and in accordance with a promise of Vicepresident Gxraan that if the improved earnings on August i would allow it he would Increase the wages According to the report of the Interstate Commerce Commission the number of men employed by the railways of the United Stales on June 30 1897 was 823 476 These figures assigned on the mi leage basis show that 449 men were employed per 100 miles of tine The corresponding figures for the year ending June 30 1896 were slightly larger The employees of railways are divided into 18 classes The number of station agents as reported for the date named was 30049 other station men 74569 enginemen 35667 firemen 36734 conductors 25322 other trainmen 63673 switchman flag men and watchman 43768 and telegraph operators and dispatchers 22452 A dis tribution of employees corresponding to the four principal divisions of the classifi cation of operating expenses shows that general administration required the service of 31871 employees or 17 per 100 miles ofI line maintanance of way and structures 244873 or 234 per too miles of line main tenance of equipment 160667 or 88 per 100 miles of line and conducting transportation 378361 or 206 per too miles of line This statement disregards a small number of unclassified employees amounting to 7704BradslreelsD- ecauso the Louisville Nashville Rail road Company has ceased to send to the railroad labor unions a tabulated State ment of its earnings the belief that the company contemplated suspending the publication of such statistics gained ground Prior to the recent restoration of wages the company used to send the fig ures of weekly earnings to the railroad lodges so that the men might see for themselves the actual earning capacity of the road Now that wages have been re stored the officials of the railroad corn pay think that there is no longer any ne cessity for this Uradstreets Last Monday while attempting to board his train conductor Curtis Line came near melting with a serious accident While he was placing his feet on the coach step a soldier coming in the opposite direction stepped on the step at the same time and his feet colliding with the conductors the latters feet slipped from the steps and he was thrown violently to the ground badly bruising one of his knees He had a close call as he was nearly thrown under the wheels when bo fell yet as bad as the fall was Curtis is still able to attend to bis dutiesThe railroad companies are preparing for orders to move soldiers by stowing away passenger cars on sidetracks near campgrounds where they can be easily reached when wanted Mike Dowd who has been at work in yearsIsSouth Nashville shops of the same road where be has secured work The Kentucky Court of Appeals held in the case of the Lexington Eastern Rail way Company vs Lyons that the expul sion of a passenger from a train where be presents an expired ticket for passage and refuses to pay fare cannot be regarded as torlious unless accompanied with unreason able and unnecessary force or insult that tickets are in the main but memoranda im porting contract on the part of the carrier to transport a passenger from one point to another in the manner in which the holders of such tickets are usually carried that the tickets accepted by the pass enger must usually be treated as conclusive evidence of the passengers rights that as between passenger and conductor the lat ter may properly rely upon the ticket as it reads and the passenger cannot reasonably demand more and that mortification and humiliation where consequent upon a wrongful election a are proper elements of damages recoverable for breach of contract nr Olios Spruce Gum Dalsam It a scientific remedy bated on modern discoveries and cons by chemliU of renown who have given luroatandluacdlseanesallfettHdy Ask your druggist to procure It You In stock Bold two sizes 25c andOc r Sold by St Bernard Drug Store CHANCE PROBABLE Methodist Episcopal Church South at Madisonville to Be Made a Station Earlington and Nebo to Be Made a Circuit J The Louisville Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will convene at Louisville September ai Rev S H Love lace preacher in charge of the Madisonville Earlmgton Nebo Cir cuit for the year about ended will in all probability be returned to Madisonville and the church there be made a station If this is don Earlington and Nebo will be con stituted a circuit and an active able young preacher be put in charge who will make his home here and divide his time between the two churches in his charge Who thi preacher will be of course may not be known until conference actsWhile both the Nebo and the Earlington congregations will re gret to give up Mr Lovelace there is a general agreement that this arrangement will be better for all concerned Madisonville it is thought should certainly be made congregations a month a and 250 HOUSE IN M lVENMITA 1 TIm EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF MS is duo not only to tho originality and butalsotomanufactured by scientific processes known to tho CALIFORNIA Fin SYRUP Co only and wo wish to impress upon all tho Importance of purchasing the theeby tho CALIFOKNIA FIG SYRUP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding tho worthless particsmcdls which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the namo of tho Company a guaranty of the excellence of Its remedy It is far In advance of all other laxatives as It acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without Irritating or weaken ing them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get its beneficialreffects please remember tho name of tho Company l CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO Vai LOUISVILLE KT NEW YORK X T iAECUtfandMoonlight piciic 1t at s- Lakeside Ky j September 3 I F An Old Fashioned Barbecue and Moonlight Picnic will be given at m t Lakeside Park Earlington Ky Saturday September 3rd 1898 The proceeds of which will go to swell the Fund for the purpose of building a Chapel for PublicWorship at Hecla I jNo Intoxicating Beverages Allowed r Dinner Barbecued ea6sCof Bread i etc etc Everything that goes to make up a choice Dinner for a day like this will be provided in abundance at a reasonable price ti A Good Time for All r COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS Thos Longtall William Garrett John Hogan John T Barnett W B Vinson y Come and enjoy a day of Pleasure with your old friends WILLARDHOTELW MANAGER BEST LOUISVIELL r krc Park Earlington Saturday Barbecue fee t wr ci t W 1 I L4sTTIBUYS ANY OF OUR I SUMMER DRESS GOODS i IThisIncludes All of Our f IntDorted Organdies Worth 124 c to 25C ALL NEV PATTERNS ANDERSON WALLER MADISON VILLE KENTUCKY dj4 I 1111111 Jill I Agb1PipiiiforA5- i IigiIsiam1isandBawc1- ofI JiTII I1II- Pomocs1sU6nClwctfut tcSZitidI5tCOflth1flS OplumlorphiMnor Jiiur1 NOT NARc OTIC LvPtdThSWZUil7V1LYZ- t rJJc j 16Mre4 lfnttliftl ApccLyrornstp WonCofliOflSFtrh essmidkQ5oSJEF TcSCeSturJof JtNEWYomr WflAEEhJI L ic mu I I MEDICINEfor i MILLION PAUL MOORE CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature j r- fo S The Kind You Have Always Bought CASTORIA THE CINTAUH COMPANY NCWtOBK CITY ft rw A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at for Five a Package the experimental step in a direction that may to a revolution in the trade A New York company of tnanurarturliiR ricml Hlh nipani Chemical Comrnnj placed upon the market about llvii 3 Cal Irs II iiiMlldnal or tabulo comptcu uf coin jreitil wwilerrd prc1IarahloIstt ivruln incOlclnaltlrugl whitIt had ascer tained to IMJ or more uso umouj lurillcul men than any other for the euro or al levlatlonnrimcli Illi common to man ivi hiitu iliclr origin In an Imtmlied dleotlon or weakeiu aIaI tty for assimilating f ixuisorblni btII rllmlnatluR wiIe- Tbecatouoif fits Included under tliu Ii wild to prvlly nearly every dlieu nr which tho physician M colic d uium to prescribe In prerarlnlllhelr standard rented for tho llrorplance or I bo American ixHipIo tim oolnpftny principle that eer thug OIItrrIIlIC Ibo l ackeI hIIIIIIO ot Ihe hlghet llrade od o re1Illd protected a to retain IU UulltloH Inloct and unimpaired through Any extruded taIISA or Utnu climate Only tho ruolcett drugs used their sbould be III accordance with the Iatrt l erfiftrd melbodi of modern nclrEce thctabulea In gasa protected by absorbent cotton antI securely corked liven tlie corks used hareuwnof n trade ottgh In Us requirements that no manufacturer of tbcio- everydayitoiiperacouI1 uppty moro a front iuI output thatIIio 1larromeet the exactln apeclflcatlon In turn Iackcd n 1oxei o quality not surpassed 1I beauty ait perfpctlonot workmanship by the used by tho mot In Jewel and HavlnRsctthrlrhlKhstandard nn l nevcrconentlngnmgootlI tho proprietors resorted to tile accepted modern methndsof making nnd seren hundred o dollars In veiled within lire year In tiu American citizentirrgllI mr JInycooiernini tim superior and of itpan IteliiK thoughtful and obeMven of changed conditions that over tile commnrclal world and careful to note erery having a bearing upon the succeuCut of their tra1 manageci or the company note that them tl A present tnlslent c1mloud ior u lower price vr article that reaches or approaches an unlrenal use and that the peufjle although requiring the ijesi or everything reent beIng called upon to payheavyjrcanuoe for Iutrtl000I h WFtljtfl IUIII packing vr unnccclIary protection ngaloot that might cc- L Iwit In jean is in the rao or a lIIl1ale blinded to bo coiiutned In A p week It IIM at0 been dIcoyered and 8rovrd by the taunt time and actual exierienc FJ that theme Tabules tiO not havo tho baa of qualitle or diminution of a- I reliance from u that might at Iirt hero been expected Innmuch a tlIIIer favorable conditions thoso that have lain Inoso In a traveling bag or pocket I for sereral weeks or month are found to bo e I i1eir and as eclcacioui aiurer Actinic npon three innestloni and nottn partlcolarly the unimpaired prosperity of grout newspapers nowoold foracent instead of the old raw of nye times amount and the general tendency In all directions toward tow rates and Increased sale tho company have entered upon time experiment ot putting up Hlpans Tabulrs In pasteboard apackageLcliigit ietetArymnedlelneYIV iJ or onehaifa cent each Time company wilt not manufacture delr n the form with vhtch time haro learned to know and value tbo Itlpani Tabule but will otter the cheaper rortczperimnentnllyfortho beneflt of such as may desire them It should be plainly I understood that time qualllr of the medicIne ldenticalin both aorta the only difference ielng In tile forum aol comparatIve root ot or puUlnlr tip The Ilvecent packages MugledYare not yet to be had of all dealers although it Ii probable that almost i drug t Itami forwarded to the IUpan Chemical Co Z4o 10 Spruce Sl New York Until the I goods are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a lh forfr1 k which will allow them a fair margin of grout Tlrt cartons for Mccnta A A lJohn H Caitleman Arthur G Lan liatc lirccklnrldge Casllctnan 1 IOfLiVcrpool Royal Insurance Co the Largest Busfncss Transacted In KcntucHy Docs the Lamest Bussncss Transacted In the Southern Slates f M ARLINGTON KY I Resident Agent for Earlington and l Vicinity L I Retail Cents first lead preparation ornamcntsofRold circumstance Barbee Castleman MANAGERS ooulhnrn Department Homo OniccIptiisville Ky nn k iJIIJJ IMIrJJI ff il I rlr111 fli ilifl iliS lllIstTltlll iII1 liii J WE HAVE SPARED t b1 NO EXPENSE ITothis part of tHe State Anything and every I thing you want in livery l PRICES ALWAYS L 7 jT THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD F EARLINGTONKYJ rr ti v THE SUNDAY OH00ET LESSON X THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES OEPT 4 Text of tho Lesson II Klnes xlIItl43S Memory Veracs 80 31 Golden Tfcxt ra cxvl 13 Commentary liy time KorMJ IlL c S Stearns J C OfhlSmsloknoss wopt OTOr hla taco nnd sahl 0 my fnthVi my tntber tho chariot of Isrnol nntltho horsemen thereof This chapter records tho death of five pooplo and tho rostwrco tlon of ono Why should not Ellslm bo translated nnd death ns well ns Elljnhf God docth aoconlliiRto Ills will antI nono can stay Ila hind or say unto Him What thou Dan Iv 06 Tho king ot Isrnoluses tho saino words to c him than to had used of Elijah Prophets nnd kings may dlo but God nnd not thoy Is tho chariot of Israel When Uzzlah died tho prophet Isaiah looked up nnd saw n King who never dies Isa vl 1 nnd this Is tho only wny of poaco- 1C And Ellsha Bald unto him Tnko bow and arrows And ho took unto him bow and nrrows Tho king was viso toS obey tho man of God without questioning Tho ono thing that brings salvation to thoI sinner Is obedience God commands us toIrepent nnd bcllovo Acts xvil 00 31 John lit 23 This any ono who Is will Ins can do for tho reception of the Lordt Jesus Christ Implies repentance or n chango of mind on our part nnd faith In Him Truly receiving hint the soul Is saved John I 12 Thou If ns saved poo plo wo would bo blessed and inado n bless- Ing tho ono why Is simple trustful obotli cnco Isa I 18 10 16II And ho said to tho king of Israel Put thlno hand upon tho hair And ho put hIs hand upon It and Elisha put his hands upon tho kings hands Elishas bonds upon his meant tho bond of God for Ellsha Wait n man of God representing God before tho people Tho great Joy of our Lord was that tho Father sent Him nnd that Ho was on earth for God to glo rify Him and that God was with Him speaking nnd working through Him Ho says to us As tho lather sent me so send I you IInndl tho Lord thy God will hold thy right hand saying Fear not I will help tbco John xx 21 Isa ill 13 17 And ho said Opon tho window eastward nnd ho opened It Then Ellalm said shoot And ho shot And ho said Tho arrow of tho Lords dollmanee God was directing tho prophet to oncour ago thu king to hato con Ilenco In Him for nono can deliver llko Him nnd nono can deliver but Hlm In verso B wo road that liTho Lord gnvo Israel n Sa viour II In Isavxlv 21 22 It b writ ton Thero Is no God olso besldo Mo n Just God anda Saviour thoro Is nono boo Eldo Mo look unto Mo nnd bo yo saved nil tho ends of tho earth for I nni God and there is nono olso 18 And ho said Tnko tho arrows And lio took thorn And ho said unto tho king of Israel Smite upon tho ground And ho smoto thrlco and stayed Five times ho wna told Just what to do without OilY possibility of his doing otherwise If perfectly obedient but this sixth tlmo there is n possibility of much or little ns t ho will for ho Is not told how oft to smIte 10II And tho mnn of God was wroth with him and said Thou sbouldost hnvo smitten flvo or six times then hndst thou smitten Syria till thou hndst consumed itI Thu exceeding abundantly of tho Lord Is always within our roach but wo limit Him by our lack of faith anti lack of zeal for Him Ho Is saying unto us If yo shall ask anything in My name I will do It and Call unto Me and I wlllanswer theo nnd show thoo great and mighty things which thou knowcst not John xlv 14 Jer xxxIII 3 tO And Elisha died nnd burledI him And tho bands of tho Moabltca invaded the lana at thocominij in of tho year Elishn dIedthat Is his work bo lug done ho found himself absent from tho body nnd present with the Lord Somo of tho angels who watched over him white In tho body received him ns ho loft tho body nnd boro him or escorted him homo to hlsQod nnd Saviour to Abraham Isnno and Jacob to Moses and Joshua nod David and to Elijah who had called him to his public service they cast tho wan into tho sopuichcr of Ellsha anti when tho mnn was let down and touched tho bones of Elishn ho revived nnd stood up on his foot II It looks ns If somo Israelites wcro burying a mnn nnd seeing n band ofI these invading Moabltca they being near Ellshns sopulchor put tho dead body therein with tho result described suggest ing tho resurrection of all who truly touch Him of whom Elishn was n typo God my Saviour If it was tho Moabltos who wore burying tho man then there is n sugges tion of llfo to tho Gcntllos through the God of Israel I think there nro but three res urrection stories in tho Old Testament tho widows son tho Shunamltos son nnd this one and nil associated with Elijah and Ellsha 83 Out Hnzncl king of Syria op pressed Israel oil tho days of Jchoahnz In verso 0 wo rend that it was because of sin Ho delivered Israel Into tho hands of tho Syrians Tho book of Judges Is n record of repented oppressions of Israel by their enemies when they sinned against God and of Gods deliverances when thoy called upon Him 23 Ard tho Lord was gracious unto them and had compassion on them nnd had respect unto them because of His covenant with Abraham Isnno nnd Jacob and would not destroy them neither cast Ho them from Ills presonco as yet Not for their sakes but for Ills own names sako nnd because Ho had seen fit to enter into covenant with thorn an unconditional covenant with tho parties Just mentioned This covenant still stands nnd bocauso of it and because of His faithfulness Israel shnll bo placed in the promised land with all His heart nnd soul after much tribu lation n deep conviction of sin shall be- I given them they shnll look upon Christ ns Ho shall oomo in glory for their deliv erance and shall receive Him anti become n righteous nation forever illo vii 1820 Jor xxxII 41 Zoch xII 10 xIII 0 Isa xxv 0 IT 21 24 25 Throo times dill Jonsh beat him and recovered tho cities of Israel Just as Elisba had said In verso 10 Many t things perhaps all in tho way of victory nnd sorvloo nro unto us according to our faith Llttlo faith has a poor tlmo nnd is often overcome whereas great faith lint great peace and joy nnd victory and brings groat glory to God Consider Him Who endured contradiction of sinners against Himself lost yo bo weary Think thaw zeal for God consumed Him nnd llko Elishn to bo flllod with His Spirit for His service nnd glory Hob xii 8 John II 17 Eph v 18 Cheerfully made A war of which 110 ana cnn sea tho end is not to bo undertaken lightly But if war comes its sacrifices must bo cheerfully made its burdens patiently carried and thoso who arc responsible for its conduct bo supported loyally and generously Christian Register Church Attendance Is church attendance on tho decline rsay BOino papers anti so say somo preachers who happen to BCO tho dark r side of things in their own parishes Tho question may bo answered both ways In somo largo cities it may ho on tho decline in others on tho increase In somo sections of our largo cities it is falling oil in others it is growing In congregations whero tho gospel is not preached in truth and in carnotnesH it declines in congregations whcro tho pastor delivers his gospel mcssago as If- it woro sent direct from God it grows Lutheran 141 intime Holdbydriggig 41444 13- STt BERNARD COAL COMPANY Ii- 1 INOORPORATEDI i Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKEq Ii General Office Earlington Kentucky I I I 1Fr1c11 Offices iJAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah V Tennessee Kentucky- S H NEWBOLD I Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streetslit w Kentucky Memphis Tqnn A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind IXVlnoletseile Agcesntt JOHN T HESSER Hauscr Building St Louis Mo J W if BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill 1 I I THE FAMAUS NO9 COALJI Diamond and jtSi- Sfo aGRIISIIRUiWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER iNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as I one ton of the best Anthracite CoalIASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 9 11o1e5 I 1e t 1 t 1e1 I4 i CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR fnpla For time Week Beginning Aoff 38 Comment by flow 8 II DoyletToricWith your mt6litEocl Is 10 John lv 2735 Whatsoever thy hand findcth to do do it with thy might for them is no work nor device nor kuowledgo nor wis dam in tho grave whither thou goost Eccl ix 10 This exhortation of the wise man sugI gests to us what wo are to do with our might and a reason why wo aro to do It 1 What wo are to do with our mightt Whatsoever thy hand fiujleth Wo aro to do what lies to our hands what wo have tho opportunity and tho 1at ability to do Whatsoever is both limitedand comprehensive It limits us to our abilities and opportunities The I impossible may bo possible to God but God does not expect impossibilities of I man But Ho docs expect us to do what wo havo tho opportunity to do To I dream of great impossibilities will notI excuse us for neglecting or refusing to do tho possible duties of life Wfiutso over isalso comprehensive It Includess tho dutios of tho schoolroom bornei Itho business world tho work of kingdom and tho work of developing the spiritual lifo of tho man 2 Why wo aro to do tho work with our might Because thcro is noopJ portunity to do it in tho grave This is tho day of our opportunity Tho night is coming when no man can work Ifltho vork of Ufo is dono at nil it must bo done now This is a sad and melan choly reason for doing tho work of lIfo and for doing it well Christ in John iv 84 gives a much loftier reason My meat Ho says is to do the will of Him that sent Mo and to finish His work It is Gods will that wo should do tho work of lifo with our might In so doing wo aro assisting in tho work of God Christians find another motive for doing tho work of lifo with thoirI might in tho lovo of Christ not so much their lovo for Christ as Christs lovo for them Tho love of Christ constrainoth mo II says Paul and tho lovo of Christ should so constrain us as to make it im possible for us to do anything olso than with our might with all tho power DndI energy of our being to perform tho Iworlt and duties of lifo in all its rein tions Tin work of lifo is worthy of tho best wo havo to give Success cannot be achieved under any other banner than with our might God expects and demands onr best Can wo rofuso to give it Biblo Readings Dout vi C Zcch iv 0 Math xxv 1480 Luko xiii 24 John Ix 4 x 87 88 I Cor ix 2537 x 81 xv 68 Eph iii 1421 vi 10 Col i 011 ill 17 I Pot iv 711 Rev ii 10 limo Test of Patriotism Tho real test of men and nations conies in quiet days If thou they nro faithful thoy are fit for sudden alarms and trying strain If after tho oxcito wont has died out tho soldiers are at homo again tho ships put oil their bat tlo color anti sail on peaceful errands up and down tho highways of tho seaIf then wo as a pooplo aro ready to dovoto ourselves to tho nations highest good those lives of bravo men nnd these bra ken homes will not be too largo a price to pay for tho ends attained But if patriotism dies with tho excitement if wo aro puffed up not sobered by tho responsibilities that follow after victory then our triumph will bo of little avail either for ourselves or others It is iu peace that mon prepare for war rend self dovotion now will bo of small avail unless it lives in quiet days as well an in excitement unless tho sense of duty that by tho wittiest of tho honor that we pay tho dead befits tho bqttlo becomes tho rule of homo and mart of social lifo and political activity us violl Congregationalist Our Itcipoiiilblllty All that you and lane responsible for is doing our duty Ours is tho seeding and God ulono beholds tho end of what is sown How do wo know how much good wo nccoinpllHli when wo do any KOixl thing or utter any truth In lovoY Ltrndty will bo full or nurpiiwj to UR Wiiil anil KW Theodora L Cuylcr I ur Joloted EHi ens All rniniiiuiiiiMiinii n i nwltwn nl m ji Illnlne la hut column hmilil M aiMrwmtl In Gao AkKiAMnim liarlmieluu Ki Remember the Conference of Ihn A M E Zion Church will bn held hern nrxl weekSchool will open Monthly to get jour children ready Mrs Sarah Osburn is very sick Mrs Elizi McNary has returned from EMILook out for I ho concert tomorrow night tho city hall Mrs F C ll ilcy his fiicnds visiting her from Grernvillo- Lfc Cliildress was badly hurl in the rniiiPS at Evansville hat week frnf A K IlIilwill In in the city wet k Will lines it sick Tho church will not havo M liming 10- sellelurinU the conference but those with ng to have tables can do so Mrs Cnvanaugh has n fine organ If ou want to RO In St Louis rend inn your name at once U Hawkins is on tbo sick list We are going to have a big day Sunday ime mil of November Tho conduct of the Madisonvillo people at the cainpmrelini was very bad Some them were ordered to leave Excess Fares Discontinued The North Western Line has discontinued excess fares on the Colorado Special which leaves Chicago daily 1000 a 111reach ing Omaha 1155 next afternoon It has further improved its service by perfecting through keep ing car arrangements on the Colorado Special to Colorado Springs Train leaving Chicago 1030 p flL daily also has through sleeping and chair cars Tourists tickets via the Chicago and North western on sale at all mportant points in the United States and Canada Subscribe for THE BPE Amen Anion George Stephenson who was executed at Stanford last week as a penalty for murder announced on the gallows that he wan as sured of nipping the nectar of heavenly bliss after death Dob thanks a negro who is under sentence of death for criminally as saulting a young Mayfield girl in sists that he is going to canter from the gallows across lots straight to heaven anti into the arms of Jesus Of late years murder and rape seem to he very common incidents on the route to eternal glory according to the antimortcm assertions of the per petrators of these crimes white and blacl Now wIllie the Tribune has no desire or inclina tion to question the assurance that while the lamp holds on to burn the vilest sinner may return it seems to UR tint these peculiar methods ot obtaining al leged salvation arc becoming alto gether too common for the peacI and saFety of humanity With all reverence we submit that it is about time the idea was exploded that the Saviour of mankind has lothing else to do in heaven hut to ipend his time hugging newly arrived murderers and rapists Bowling Green Tribune Ax Jottings The meeting closed at Ladda Arbor last Tuesday night with about ten or twelve conversions lire R C Rainey a Baptist divine who has been conducting the series of sermons at the Arbor was taken seriously ill last Wednesday with heart trouble bat we are glad to learn he Is recuperating Many of our farmers In fact most of those who have no tobacco crop to occupy them are engaged at the stave factory The meeting closed at Mount Carmel last Thursday night with several conver slons The meeting was conducted by Dros Rickard and Sheller two Methodist divines N1L Ring out the old Ring In the new ElngcmUhofaljo Ring in the true We bring to you the new and truo from the piney forests of Norway DR BELLS PineTarHoney Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Carp for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Tho sore weary coughworn Lungs are mOa rated the microbebearing mucus Is cut out the cause of that tickling Is removed and the Inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is pp JncllijaUpn to cougtj- SQLQ BY ALt qOQP PRUQQ3TS Bottles Only 26o 600 and 100 ll4 GETL II gan = III y- wtak I nu ron MetcaUo eesh 7- a T FROM THE EXCHANGES Capt W II Russell of this city is thin most successful gar dener in the county lie has only about a quarter of nil acre of ground and raises from three to five crops of vcgctabls on it every season lie has grown so far three crops and has five different stages of corn growing Tim garden be says ist support for lila family The captain does his own work and tines it well Elkton Pro gross An interview with the operators of nine threshing machines who worked in the Ilardinsburg pre cinct in iliir county shows that they all estimate the wheat crop of the Ilardinsburg prccinct alone to approximate 150000 bushels Drcckinridgo News Sam Taul Jr was accidentally killed near his homo near flaIl town in this county early yesterday morning Ills twelve yearold son h id gone out hunting and had killed a squirrel which lodged in the tree The father went out with an ax and cut the Iron II own As the treo fell a limb flow hack and struck tho unfortunate man on the head scattering his brains over the ground Mr Taul was a prosperous farmer and one of the most prominent families in Brcck inridge county He leaves a wire and several little children Owcnsboro Messenger Will Harmon of Henry county lost Ills dwelling by fire last Mon day A member of the family was burning something in the hen- house to kill mites when the house took fire and soon spread to his cwclling which concumcd in a short time He saved sonic of his household goods Galloway Times LEAP FOR LIFE Hundreds Witness a Palnter5 Narrow Escape nt Hopklnsvillp- llopkinsvilli Ky Aug 29 George Gnssolt a painter hind a miraculous nscapi from death at this morning A scaffold on top of a thirdstory building broke Gossett fell into tim not work of telephone wires and held there until he was rescued He was exhatited Hundreds cheered his leap for life The citizens of Shelbyvillc and vicinity are greatly exorcised overtime events uf last Saturday night Two guards had been appointed anti sent out to guard time loll gate between that city and Waddy The gate anti loll house were burnrul Saturday night and tIle family occupying the house and the guards have disappeared as completely as if the earth had opened and swallowed them Their whereabouts is a mystery and the greatest excitement pre vailsI The Dude Soldier As a term of reproach tIle word dude is obsolete Time war has made it so and the finger of scorn must not point again at time chap pies who chew gum and smoke cigarettes They have masticatedltuttifrutti in the trenches at San Juan and mingled the fumes of their cigarettes with time smoke ofrbattle at El Caney Santiago Mutate Firth avenue exquisites stripped 4lof the finery of city swelldom have been an honor to the canvass brown and woolen blue of the vol unteers With bronzed faces nnd horny hands they have been ono with the plainsman tho farmer l and the mechanic On foot anti on horseback with Rooscvclia troopers and jolting into battleline on the caissons and gun carriages of Astors battery the dudo has demonstrated that after all he is reallyIa devil of a fellow j Ho has not found campaign drudgcrs vulgar time shock of hat- tIe I has not been too much for Ills nerves and his blui blool is very red on time sands of Cuba ami Luzon Therefore we must ro construct our ideas of American dandies giving them a gcncrou jhelpedseriously that some of them lie J IIt buried in shallow graves beneath the yucca palms of tropic islands The American dude may continue to part his hair in thu middle and j t roll up his trousers Ho is 11ltf r right Republic r i Are you a suuImcrilcr to TilE I UKK You should Iu I ar t l Young rJ I man J t dress s up i e p Dont be a fop but J Look well dressedhh IqOur Tailor Made ClothJ 5 Ir ing is well and artisti cally made We have stacks of samples Gen I uinc goods at reasonable fsprices 111 I St Bernard Genii Storex If You Are Going North Jiist If You lire Going South f If You Aro Going East ltIIf You lire Going West FUnCHAtC TICKET VIA THEf5 ii 8al1J 0 ip S n I I I Louieviiic ANtoHviiLC n nI 1 1- I trAND BO UICUfIf t The Maximum of Safely fiI1tlThe Maximum of Comfort I h f r The Minimum of Rates 4 0 Rates Time and nit outer Information wilt be cheerfully furnlilicJ by t C P ATUOnC Q p A I Or by Louianur 11IW W ETHRIDGE AOENTtNASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA V AND t ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN SLEEPING PALACEtetween Nashville and lhattanooga Ala bama Augusta Macon Jacksonville lnoxrVllle Asheville t Philadelphia New York Portsmoulht j 11 tTexerlcanatf I Dallas antI ForfWorlli I Ii Palace Day Coaches on all Train Ti il j Information n to a 4VIlIf s c application IP Ticket Adept or to It4 J c AReniMempiis Jti r J H JsssriiRrrAgent i PtD J MULLANHV Northeastern Pass JniHtiltlinpSt f AglRoomglfJJ L AglChattanooga fl I W L PAN LEV- Genl Pass and Ticket Agl NASIIVUIR TBNH 1- sti i 4Q4I44frII44sI + esDETECTIVE t I We want a man In every local f ity to act as private Delicllvc l under Instructions xpcrienco J I COOPERATIVE unnecessary l DETECTIVE lACENCy t Naslivlllo Tenn i + 3mu SI SG I t J JOB WORK f Will receive proJl1pn i ion at this office Estimjttes furnished upon applicationa ji A i pj

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