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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 8, 1898

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 8, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898090801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 8, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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An Unfortunate Accident. The first thing to mar tho proceedut The Royal Is the highest grade btllsg powder known. Actual testa show It goea ooo-thlrd farther tbaa any other bread. 11 11 Hi. De- A Beautiful 1stcargh 19 WTSti INVEWffSF D" ''WQUIRCSNOCOOaKi'1 I) - ',. "Vv v- - and Treatment of Our Soldiers. THE LYING NEWSPAPER REPORTS The Army Veterans of the Civil ings of the morning was a serious War Again In Line Unto Gen. Curtis, one of the police Old Glory. der commissioners of Buffalo, lie was riding with tho police commissioners of this city nnd of other cities who A MONSTER PARADE AT CINCINNATI, wcro on the staff of the chief in charge of tho police that headed the procession. Ills horse slipped and ing tho March Less of n Talk than Usual A Serious Accident to Ocu. Curtli, of IlolTrtlo Many llcunlone Occupied the Itett or tho Day. Careful Examination Alone Can cide Where the Responsibility Rests. THERE IS A Present DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. Have Caused Great Anxiety and Un easiness.. SAMPLE OF LETTERS RECEIVED. The national Cincinnati, Sept. encampment of tho Grand Army of tho Republic had Its red letter day. Tncsdny was bristling whlte.nnvy day, for thu men of tho sea, and Monday blue with its threatening weather. Italny nights and clear days could not Imvo been ordered, however, to suit the occasion better, with tho reunions by regiments, brigades nud other organized associations, day and night. 7. fell, nnd in the fall tho animal fell on Gen. Curtis in such a way as to injure his spine. It was at first thought that ho would not recover, but later in tho day his condition was Improved. Still it Is believed thnt Gen. Curtis is crippled for life. 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Tho attendance in the city has reached fabulous figures, according fo tho estlmntes of two dozen railways that have been taxed beyond their capacity, but the arrangements were such that none hnvo wanted for food Camp Wikoff, Montauk Point, by a government which had no one or shelter, or suffered from heat or want of anything. L. I., September 2. Maj. Gen. with any experience in such matJoseph Wheeler gave the following ters, it was impossible to have Brave Men Who Won the Victories Make No Complaint, but Are Glad to Have Incurred Dangers and Hardships. to the Associated Press Headquarters of United States forces, Camp Wikoff, L. I., September i, 1898. The following is a sample of the letters we are constantly receiving regarding the to-da- soldiers in the camp: In regard to my stepson wo feel very uneasy about him on neconm of tho newspaper reports of tha privation and suffering Although Inflicted on the private soldiers he has never uttered a complaint since ho has been in tho army, we hoar from other sources of the cruel and horrible treatment inflicted on our soldiers under the our neighbors and of hum mil country is in a slate of terrible the whole I should not be surprised it excitement should lead to a revolution of tho feelms somo kind, for I assure you I hear on all sides the most violent and bilter denunciations of the War Department and tho adIt Is indeed a great pity that ministration .r am irtnmnKi fthnuld bo dimmed i. j(auch a shameful thing as tho and Marvailoa of oor own'bravo soldiers, while- tbo Spaniih prisoners have the treatment that tho country can afford. pre-l.an fr jn.. - T J ii J l 3SB9 A tr will be seen that this letter th it not a word of complaint siys has been received from this soldier, and so far as my investigation goes no complaint has been made by any of the brave soldiers that have added glory to our arms in the Cuban campaign. A great many anx ous fathers, mothers, brothers or sisters arrive here from all parts of the United States to look after their relatives whom they say the papers tell them arc suffering, and many of them have heard tint their relatives are in a condiMost of these tion of starvation. people aro little able to expend the money for such a journey, and they are surprised when they come here to find their relatives stir rounded with everything to cat which can be procured by money; and if sick in the hospital they are Prompt Rcmovsl. gratified and surprised to find that "After the surrender had been they are given every possible care. completed and arrangements per"In reply to a direct request that fected for transporting the Spanish will gVl M'u exact facts as I see army to Spain the President and , I will state: Secretary of War sent shipping to "Every officer and soldier who Santiago and transported our wunt to Cuba regarded that he was army to one of the most healthgiven a great and special privilege ful localities in the United States. in being permitted to engage in The point selected by the Secrethat campaign. They knew they tary of War was so situated that to encounter yellow fever and thorough protection was given the other diseases, as well ai the torrid people of the United States from heat of the country, and they were the danger of yellow fever contaproud and glad to do so. They gion. knew that it was impossible for "The soldiers upon their arrival them to have the advantage of at this place received every care wagon transportation, which usu- and bounty which could be pro ally accompanies an army, and yet cured by money. The President officers and men were glad to go, and Secretary of War directed that to carry their blankets and their their health and comfort should be rations on their backs, and to be cared for without reference to exsubjected, without any shelter, to pense, and in addition the people the sun and rains by day and the within a circle of 100 miles vied heavy dews by night. They with each other in shipping to knew that the Spaniards had them car loads and steamboat spent years in erecting defenses, loads of luxuries of all kinds. and it was their pleasure to assault "I have just finished my daily and their duty to capture the Span- inspection of the hospitals. With ish works. rare exceptions, the sick are cheer(Hail to Sutler. improving. I have nurses "They were more than glad to ful and and doctors to care for them, and incur the hardships and these danin all my many tours I have not gers. They went there and did lound a single patient who made their duty, each man seeming to the slightest complaint. feed that American honor and pres- "It is true there has been sufby his. Sim was to be measured fering, and great suffering. The conduct. The brave men who won climate of Cuba was very severe the victories did not complain of upon all our soldiers, but instead the neglect of the government, but of complaining, the hearts of pn the contrary they seemed gratethose brave men aro filled with ful to tho President and Secretary gratitude to the people for the of War for giving them the opporbounteous generosity which has tunity to incur these dangers and been extended to them. -- it liardships. "There is no doubt that there Th?" realized that in the hur(Contioaed on Second Page.) ried organization of an expedition 1 iJil-iiiwt-rcer-tainl- bit "It everything arranged to perfection; and they will testify that under the circumstances the conditions were much more perfect than any one would have reason to expect, and that the President and Secretary of War and others who planned and dispatched these expeditions deserve high commendation. "One reason why our army was lacking in some respects in equipage was that a telegram was Admiral Sampson from stating that if the army reached there immediately they could take the city at once, but if there should be delay the fortifications of the Spaniards would be so perfected that there might be great difficulty in taking it. On receiving this dispatch from Admiral Sampson the War Department directed the army to movcat pnee, and, ns all connected with the army will re call, the orders were received after dark, and the army was in motion, had traveled nine miles, and was on the ships at daylight. "When the expedition sailed for Cuba, it went there escorted by a large fleet of warships. At that time it was regarded as impossible for a merchant ship to sail on the ocean safely from any American port to Santiago, but as soon as the Spanish fleet was destroyed, so that it was possible for unarmed ships to sail safely to Santiago, the generous people of the United States subscribed money without limit and dispatched ship after ship loaded with luxuries and delicacies for the Santiago army, and everything that could be accom plished for their comfort was done by the President and Secretary of War. At sunrise all were aroused by the salute of 45 guns at Camp Sherman. There vtcrc numerous meetings prc-vlto the parade, but nono thnt attracted more attention thnn the meeting of "Tho Blue and the Gray," at tho chamber of commerce nt 0 a. m. This meeting had been arranged by resident confederate and federal veterans, with a view of bringing about the most cordial linndBluiking over the bloody chasm, and it was eminently successful. The Contents Raging Meanwhile. Mcautimo tho contest between Sexton, of Illinois; Shaw and Shctts, of New York; Anderson, of Kansas, nnd Mack, of Ohio, for commnndcrJn-chle- f, goes on with mush animation, whllo Denver, Kansas City nnd Philadelphia, lire making a hot contest for the location of tho next encampment. The grand parade moved at 10 a. m. In the following order: us Tho Bunrlio Balato. IIHANO l'AKADU. Tho Advnnco Unnrd. Patrol "Wagons. Squadron Mounted l'ollco. Fulton Guards' Military Hand. Col. l'lilllp Deltsch and Staff. Company of Police. a rand Marshal, Qen. A. Hlckcnlopor nnd stnrr. OLD QLOIIY. Color Ouard Cnvnlry. Commander-in-Chie- f don. J. V. S. Gobln and Starr. Bchwcbel Military Band. Ccn. 13. 11. Cowln and Staff. l'lnt DlvUlon. Department of Illinois. KsberRor's Military Hand, den. M. A. Cochran and Staff. Second DlvUlon. Departments of Wisconsin and PennsylCol. I.. M. Tim vania. Weber's Mllltnry Dand. Hocsea nnd Staff.. Third Division. Deportments y of New York and Connecticut. Marino Military Dand. Col. Max Mosler and Staff. Fourth DlvUlon. Departments of Massachusetts, New Jcr-BcMalno, Nevada, California, Ithodo Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Potomac, Virginia, Maryland nnd Nebraska. .. Cincinnati Military Hand. Dr. 1 Q. Cross and Staff. I'lfth DlvUlon. Departments of Michigan and Iowa. Central Military Hand. Maj. Frank J. Jones and Staff. Sixth DlvUlon. Department or Indiana. Lincoln Military Dand. Qen. Thomas T. Heath and Staff. boventli DlvUlon. Departments of Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas, Delaware, Minnesota, Missouri and Oregon. Hill's Military Band. Maj. James Stewart and Staff, Ughth Division. Departments of Kentucky, West Virginia, South Dakota, Alaska, Washington, Arkansas, Now Mexico and Utah. Pioneer Military Band. Capt. A. C. Kemper and Staff. Ninth Division. Departments of Tcnncssco, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, Montana, Texas, German Naval Constructor Dead. Idaho, Arizona, Georgia, Alabama, North Dakota, OklaBerlin, Sept. 7. Prof. Djetrlch, chief homa and Indian constructor of tbo German navy, is Territory. Concordia Military Band. dead. Qen. Fred W. Mooro and Staff. Tenth Division. A Distinguished Vocal Teacher. Posts In tho Department of Ohio, arNew York, Sept. 7. Among tho pasranged by counties, with their respective bands and with MnJ. Goo. U. Fox and sengers on board the steamer Aller, stnrr. In command. Tho posts from tho counties wore fol- just nrrhed, was Slgnor Arturo lowed by Ohio regimental and other assoa distinguished vocal teacher ciations, aud the wholo comprised a great portion of tho parade. This divi- of Milan, Itnly, who comes to this sion of tho parado was over a mile In country to join the faculty of tho Chilength. sago musical college Tho Lino of March was Short. y, three-year-old- s, Buzs-l-Poecl- novM. sakini rowtt Co., iitw l'rovlous to tho parado thcro wcro many reunions and some busl; ncss sessions, including tho ladies 0. A. It., and the Woman's Relief corps. PI The National Army Nurses' association elected tho following ofllccrsi President, Mrs. Kwlug, Virginia; senMrs. Chapman, I11U ior Mrs. Fay, Fatal Factional Fracas Among the nols; junior New York; secrotary,Miss Knte Scott, Silver Republicans at ColPennsylvania; treasurer, Miss Whit-linPhiladelphia; chaplain, Mrs.Mor orado Springs. rill, Michigan. , Iterroshments V.a Itonte. All along tho long line of march CHARLES HARRIS, OF DENVER, KILLED. thcro wcro casks of lco water nnd lemonade for tho mnrchers, and in somo places they were liberally served with Tho Tragedy the Itesult of Ono Faction At more substnntlnl refreshments. There tempting to Obtain Possession of the were scats for tho thousands nlong Opera House Where tho Convention Is Washington park on Ilacc street and to he Held, Already Seised and Ouarded around tho post office nnd at other by tbo Other. places, while tho house tops ns well as Colorado Springs, Col., Sept. 7. Tho tho windows nnd every place for reviewing tho parado along the line of political war between tho two factions of the silver republican party resulted march was occupied. in the death of Charles Harris, of DenCASE. THE DREYFUS ver. It was tho result of an attempt by the Broad faction to capturo tho Unanimously The French Cabinet Council opera house, which was guarded by , Agreed Upon not Ulonrtoform tho Sprague faction. to bo Inaugurated. At four o'clock a rush was mado by Taris, Sept. 7. Tho Figaro says the 75 or 100 of the Broad men from both cabinet council, Just held, unanimous- front aud rear of the building, and tho ly agreed upon a ret Islon of tho Drey- Sprague men, who held possession, in fus case, nnd directed tho minister of repelling tho attack fired a volley into justice, M. Sarrlen, to take the neccs-- . their assailants, and Harris fell with a bullet through the abdomen. sary steps to that end. YVIicro the Shooting Occurred. Tho Matin announces tho discovery The shooting occurred just outside of facts Implicating ofllccrs of tho general staff, adding, that Gen. Zurllnden, tho opera house door. Several arrests the minister for war, reported tho have been made. The man who fired matter to tho council, and urged tho the shot which struck Harris is unnccessslty of reforming the intelli- doubtedly in custody, but his name gence department of the war oflico, can not now bo ascertained. The tragedy was preceded by the acwhereupon ho wns directed to elaborate a project scpnrating the duties tion of National Chairman Towne, in of the gcnernl stnlT from those of the remolng Itlchard Broad from tho chairmanship of the state committee, intelligence department. on tho ground of "dfsloyalty to the slipana, ver republican party and the cause it stands for," it being alleged that ho Tho City In Chnrgc of an Armed Force of had joined in a conspiracy with n Deputy Ehcrlffs Negro friends of Sonator Wolcott to defeat Miners Farado the Streets. Ulio proposed fusloa with democrats I'ann, 111., Sept. 7. Chief Deputy unu populists. Towne Delegates Were In Sheriff. Kdmonds, with a lurgc force, The TeUer and Possession. armed with rcvoUcrs nnd clubs, conCharles S. Sprague, representing tho tinues in charge of the city, and ad- Teller nnd Towne delegates, obtained ditional deputies arc being sworn in possession of the opera house in which as rapidly as they can bo secured. tho convention is to meet, and refused Sheriff Coburn is seriously ill. A doz- to surrender it at thn demand of n miners enrao in en negro Broad. from the Springsidc mine and boldly Mr. Sprague is editor of tho Coloparaded the streets, apparently chal- rado Springs Hvcnlng Telegraph. lenging any interference thnt would James A. Howsee, Walter Busscll, J. induce the governor to send troops J. Lang and A. C. Smith, of the party here. Tin'1 negroes were armed. in the hall, were arrested. Marks of the llullots. Secretary Day and Party. The sliding doors which form tho Mackinaw City, Mich., Sept. 7. The steamer Corsica having Secretary of entrance to the auditorium show the State Day nnd party on board bound effects of the shooting. The right-han- d door, ns the room is entered, is for Escanaba passed the straits. The wind was blowing a cold gale from the perforated with the bullets from n northwest nnd tho steamer put her Winchester, and a ball also lodged In nose into a big sea as she passed into the left door. Both were fired from the insido of the room and arc about Lake Michigan. as high as a mnn's head from the Duo to Alcoholism. Death floor. London, Sept. 7. A coroner's jury Harris Didn't Llvo.Long. has rendered a verdict to thn effect Harris died soon after he was shot. thnt the death of George, or Julian, Another man wns struck in the check Morel, suppobed to be an American same bullet that killed Harris. newspaper man, who arrived hero on by tho Boynton and Chief Gathright Sheriff August 10, nnd who was found dead took control of the opera. houso, and in his bedroom in n tavcrau on Sep- made a thorough search. Tho sheriff tember 2, resulted from alcoholism. said they discovered a wholo arsenal Mexican War Veterans. In the building. The officers seized Louis; ille, Ky., Sept. 7. Tho annual six Winchester rifles and ten revolvmeeting of tho National Association of ers. tho Mexican War Veterans will beheld The opera houso is now in posseshere on the 21st and 22(1 of this sion of tho police, deputy sheriffs and Broad. No month. Preparations nro making for adherents of a warm greeting, one is allowed to approach tho doors. ad Candln Chairman Blood's Statement. Mr. Blood soya that tho armed forco Legality of Consolidation Afllrmed. Chicago, Sept. 7. The legality of tho which entered tho opera houso was consolidation of the Chicago gas com- headed by Sheriff W. S. Boynton nnd Inpanies under tho act of 1893 was af- Frank Howbcrt, collector of tho uniternal revenue, nnd policemen in llrmed by Judge Dunne In the circuit court. The decision was rendered in a form, nnd that four or five of the men suit brought last May by J. D. Livings- who wcro in possession of tho hall ton, of New York, holder of $15,000 in were arrested without any warrant or bonds of tho consolidated companies. process of law whatever, nnd thrown into jail. Won by Wlldllawer. Broad says he was London, Sept. 7. At Doncaster tho justified In taking forcible possession St. Ledger stake, for under a lease made with him on was won by Capt. Greer's chestnut August 25 last, which Manager Nyo colt Wildflower, by Callinule, out of violated by turning it over to Charles Tragedy. S. Sprague. of,-th- . I IS. tho Globe from Cornwall, giving details of Tuesday's bridge accident there, Bays the cause of the disaster will not be positively known until divers have bearched the wreck lying In tho bottom of the St. Lawrence. The river is divided by Cornwall island, and tho scene of tho disaster was in tho south channel. There aro two stone piers in tho center of the stream, supporting thrco spans of iron work, each 300 feet long nnd 37 above high Toronto, Out., Sept. 7. A special to GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the $io,ooo originals by Muville, which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below. These Plaques ore 40 inches in circumference, are free or any suggestion of advertising whatever, and will ornament the most elegant apartment. No n, water. Where tho Accident Centered. Tho accident centered around tho pier nearer tho south, or American shore. It was about three minutci to tho noon hour when tho workmen on thnt part of the bridge saw two of tho southern spans givewny beneath them, and they were crushed in the wreck. Nono of them can give a clear idea of what happened, nnd there will prob-ubl- y be expensive litigation before tho liability is plnced. 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Its fast double dally service to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville enables ono to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resorts of Virginia, the White Mountains and Seaside of New England, the Thousand Islands, the lake and forest resorts of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot Springs of Arkansas, tho Yellowstone Patk or the resorts of Colorado. TOURIST T,'PP rl V,l Capt. Bonncr.on tho tug Beavcr.was a short distance below the bridge nt tho time, and says that the southerly span collapsed first, pulling thu pier nnd the next Hpan with It towards tho American shore. Tho spans which fell had just been completed, nnd tho false work underneath was being removed, nnd it is possible that in some way tho bridge was injured. Another Theory. What Capt. Homier Saw. situatioiTat ill. Kon-Unio- Another theory is that tho foundation of the pier had been undermined by water and crumbled away, dragging down the bridge. In that case the pier would not show signs of besouthern shore, ing pulled towards-thbut would bo directly In the channel of the river. Only a thorough Investigation can settle the point. WITH ALL COLORS FLYING. non-unio- Arrival of the Obnin, from I'orto lllco, Miles nnd Staff and with StaJ.-Gcthe Second Wisconsin on Hoard. States transport Obhnm having on n. New York, Sept. 7. Tho United Nelson A. Miles and board Maj.-Gestaff, Maj. Grccnlenf, Capt. Whitney, the Second regiment of Wisconsin 'volunteers, consisting of 30 officers and 800 men, and the hospital corps, from Porto BIco, nrrlvcd here. Mrs. Miles, son nnd daughter were nlso on board the transport, which sailed fromPonco on September 1. The surgeon In chnrge reported nil well nnd no sickness or deaths during the voyage. The troops wcro In tho best of spirits. Tho big transport was decorated profusely with palms nnd draped with flags. From the fore truck was flying the American ensign over n largo Spanish flng, while long strings of international code lings were floating from each masthead to the rails. Itlcu Veins of Copper In Alaska. Chicago, Sept. 7. Mr. P. B. Wearc, member of the North American Trading and Transportation Co., who has just returned from tho Klondike, said that copper had been discovered on the American side of tho gold territory, and tho veins thnt hnvo been uncovered arc so rich that experienced, mincis express the belief that copper will make Alaska as famous ns gold haB done before many yenrs hnvo gono by. The Iowa HUter Forces. In., Sept. 7. Marshalltown, Published by the New York Tribune The state conventions of the democratis, Second Edition. populists and Bllver republicans were Pages, 18 by ia Inches 32 not lurgely attended, tho former being tho smallest clnco the siher issue A general review of the advances wns taken up three years ngo. The States. made in the A man in El Taso, Tex., has begun and improvements platform will declare unequivocally $73,000 against the Pacific and leading branches of farm industry for the Chicago platform and 10 to 1, suit for llcllovcd of Ills Command. Lexington, Ky., Sept.'7. As n result of tho Investigation by a committee Capt. T. It. Marks, Co. C, One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana, has been relieved of his command nnd Inter be tried by court martial. Tho charge? nrc using abusive language and striking nn enlisted man. ex$75,000 against tho press companies for damages for failure to ship goods without his furnishing tho war stamps. Wells-Farg- o Christian Moscr 03 years old, hanged himself to n bedpost at his home In St Louis. n agreement takes The care of American interests and isolates the Transwiul. 15cn l'ortney, a druggist of Shelby ville, HI., is missing, nnd his store has been taken by tho sheriff. Thimes robbed n Joplin (Mo.) saloon of $1,000 while tho bartender wns wailing on their accomplices. The Missouri state grain Inspection department has reduced Its clerical forco because of light wheat receipts. Furlough blanks for the First Missouri regiment have not yet been transmitted to St. "Eotfls by tho war department. Walter Congdon, conductor of the trolley car which was wrecked nt Cohocs, N. Y., has been arrested for manslaughter. The body" of Henry Fink, a prominent merchant of Monroe City, Mo., vas found in n pasture near the town. He had been missing for a week. Jeff Kcwsomc, nged 18, was drowned in the river near Paris, Mo., while attempting to swim across It with his clothes on. His body was recovered. Two showmen wcro shot at Jersey-VlllHI., by Douglass Reddish. It is alleged that the showmen wero defrauding people With a skin dice game. Frederick Stockton, nged 28, a Chicago Great Western brakeman, was run over by a freight train and killed in the railroad yards at St. Jocerth, Mo. Twelve persons died of the heat In Xew York city Tuesday. Forty-si- x were prostrated. There were signs in the evening that the hot wave was breaking. Joscpii Yeats, a machinist, was found with his head crushed nnd lying in the weeds nt Urbana, 111. Tho police think they are on tho trail of his murderers. Tho American Indies Co. hasbcenln-corporate- d nt Trenton, N. J. The capital stock Is $18,000,000, and tho purpose of tho compnny is to develop Cuba and I'orto Rico. Negroes of Alton, 111., continue their fight for union schools, and refuso to send their children to tho schools tho city established for them, separnte from the white children. The Amsterdam commercial council gave a banquet Tuesday ovening, at the Zoological gardens, to tho foreign Journalists attending tho enthronement ceremony nnd festivities. At n meeting of 20 leaders of tho Filipinos of nil sections, called to discuss tho policy of tho islands, 18 of them wero emphatically in favor of outright annexation to the United Anglo-Germac, ijil Southern Guide A new 1898 edition, entirely rewritten, and giving facts and conditions, brought down to date, of the Central'a 110111 (iuLuKlil 0 jus't'bcenMued. la ed pamphlet, contains a large number of letters from Northern farmers now prosperously located on the line of the Illinola Central Railroad la the States of Kentucky, Tcnntssee, Mississippi of tho and Loultana, and also a detailed write-ucities, towns and country on and adjaceat tothat line. To hometeekers. or those in search of a farm, this pamphlet will iurnlsb reliable Information concerning the most accessible and prosperous portion of the South, Free copies can be had by appl)ing lo the nearest of the undersigned. Tickets and full information as lo rates In connection with the above can be bad of agents of the "Central" and connecting lines. S. 0. Hitch, DIv. Past. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, Olv. Pan. Agent, Memphis. Wm. Murray, DIv Past. Agent, New Orleans. A. H. Hanson, 0,P. A. W, A. Kellond, A. 0. P. A. Chicago, ,'i)' 1' Louls'illle. if risY' ' Tin rii' 'iMtVifialtAft Dr. Gum 1 Ottos Balsam Spruce CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY. 25 & 50 CENT BOTTLES. ' ' t'ti twmwn'ii fWFmwv i' ini t Sold by St. liernard Drug Store. t "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS FARMING." IN i ADMIRAL CERVERA'S THANKS. The Spanish Admiral Called at tho Navy Department tolSxpress Ills Oratltude for Kindly Treatment. a, Washington, Sept. 7. Admiral his son, Lieut. Angelo Cervern, and Lieut. F. Gomez Imaz.arrived hero from Norfolk, nnd called nt the navy department. In tho nbsencc of Secretary Long, tho ndmlrnl and his two comnanlons paid their respects to Assistant Secretary Allen, and to him expressed thanks and gratitude of Admiral Cervern for tho kindly treatment uccorded him and his men while prisoners of tho United States. Tho party remained but a few moments. Ccr-ver- Almost all tho European powers havo sent favorablo replies to tho circular of Emperor Nicholas, and it is how regarded ns certain that tho disarmament congress will meet In St. Petersburg in November. . 1 Tho lino of march waslcss than thrco miles, with tho reviewing stand at Washington park, near tho end of tho course. With tho parado starting promptly at 10 a. m., tho reviewing stand was reached shortly before n noon. Here Commander-in-Chie- f was surrounded by bis staff and distinguished guests. Wlillo Hero was mofked demonstrations all along tho lino of march, yet the scenes of tho greatest enthusiasm were witnessed as tho different divisions pnsocd tho reviewing stand and were saluted by tho distinguished gentlemen on tho platform. Tho Weather was Cool, Tho weather was not only fair, but quite cool, cooler than any day known hero for years at this season. There was less demand than usual for the water and other supplies that were in readiness along tho lino of march, and there were none that dropped out from exhaustion, as is usually the case. It was a typical autumn day in every respect, and the veterans froth-Go-bi- MAN" MILLIONS INVOLVED. Tho Itocent Decision Awardod tho Car negle Steel Co. the Most Important in Many Yours. Pittsburgh, Pa., Sent. 7. The recent decision in the. case of tho Carncgio Steel Co. against the Cambria Iron Co., in which tho validity of the patents of the late Copt, W. It. Jones, of the former concern wero established, is sold to bo the most important and gained In Industrial circles of the world within recent years. Almost nil tho lnrgo concerns have, it is said, infringed on tho patents for years, and the Carncgio company will, it is understood, proceed ngninst everyone to compel them to pay damages for tho past use nnd a royalty for all future tonnage. Many millions aro involved, and tho great steel concerns that have nsslstcd the Cambria company in its suit will probably carry tho case to tho United States court of 'anneals. ... r .. United States Malsters' Association. Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 7. Tho first annual convention of the United States Maltsteis' association, formed in Chicago last July, Is in session in this city. Thcro Is a large attendance of delegates from nllpartsof the country. The association represents a capital of $50,000,000, and is said to havo a very largo nnd wealthy membership. aov. Mount's Illness. Indlanupolts, Ind., Sept. 7. Gov. Mount, who was taken homo from his office ill Tuesday, Is slightly Improved. Ho will not, however, bo nblo to attend to cxecutlvo duties for several days. Tho governor's condition is thought to bo tho result 01 the aruu- ous duties oi hk office during the past faw. months. Urltlsh and Herman Consulates Ilurned. Townndn, J'n., Sept. 7. A storsi Cnndin, Island of Creto .Sept. 7. almost cyclonic proportions passed Tho fires havo been extinguished. Dur- ocr this section of the state during ing tho rioting the British and Ger- the night doing great damage. Throe man consulates wcro burned. men tiro1 reported to have been killed. ONLY IS CENTS A COPY, by mail. Tho customhouse, barracks and bend your order to The Trensury Statement. courthouse wcro saved. Quiet is beTHE BEE, Sept. 7. The condition Washington. ing rapidly restored. Earlington, Kv. of the treasury shows: Available cash Dividend Declared. balance, $:ioa,033,570; gold reserve, New York, Sept. 7. Tho directors i225,538,070. Co CompotmO of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois have Ordered to'Leiingtou for iuuster Out." declared a dividend of Va per cent, on Washington, Sept. 7. The Second the preferred stock .payable October 1. Kentucky regiment has been ordered prescriptions properly it takes time. It requires Declines to Servo. from Annlston to Lexington, Ky., to experience and a complete knowledge Columbus, 0 Sept. 7. Hon. II. L. be mustered out. of drugs. It requires the druggist Chnpmnn, former candidate for govl'lnt Illinola Detained. lo have a large amount of drugs-fre- sh ernor, has declined to serve its either New York, Sept, 7. First Illinois drugs. He must give ths best or it member of the demo- detained nt Camp Wikoff by lack of chitirmnu possible work, and for compensation committee. He sleeping cars. Col. Turner deellneB to cratic itnte executive be must bo nusonable. assigns business engagements ns his leave camp until posltlvoly nssurcd of reni-on- . a comfortablo trip by rail. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMThe Second Wlsrlnshi Hurried Westward. BER WE'RE CAREFUL. Coulllct for tho Offlce. New York, Sept. 7, The nine Itcno, Nev., Sept, 7. Democrats nnd of tho Second Wisconsin volunsilver men aro on tho ground sharpST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, teers, which reached port on board ening up their luncea for tho fusion transport Obhniu, wero landed at conflict. It is understood that tho the If your are nnt, a subscriber to 12:30 p. m., at the Erlo railroad yards democratic convention will insist on The Bee, you should be. In Weehnwken. whero a special train supremo Judge, comptroller, a watting to convey them westward. ana two district. lUdewJ com-puuicUeutea-nnt-srovcrn- or a during the last half century. Special articles by the nest agricultural writers, on topics which they have made their lite study. Illustrations of old fashioned implements. A vast amount of practical information. A valuable aid to farmers who desire to stimulate production and profit. Extremely interesting anu in structive. -- 3 fi , 'J "H - fci """" i .lPP PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manaecr. "They had no more right to contest the seat of the WeDster County delegates than he had to contest the seat of St. Peter." And yet, when the Jolly conven- Joseph Wheeler, which we publish in full today, will do much to un- Gov. Bkadlev has done the work iH 1 of a true Kentuckian in sending vi.juk.iJL.ivr jl H to keep a sharp lookout for a fall of slate, til 111 tion had completed its work, had nominated its candidate and had P rrQ Y3H-rVE7CR- s 5k BEE PUBL1SHINB COMPANY. retired, the Fowler men proceeded Incorporated deliberately to count fifteen delEntered the Poitoffice at Burlington a Second lass matter. egatesthe full representation Democratic Nominee has Very It from Webster for Mr. Fowler. KATES: Narrow Platform on Which SUBSCRIPTION is an indisputable fart that in the to Stand Webster County Convention the ' One Year,ttrictly In advance Mr. W. rulings of the chairman, " " Mr Months. ' J5 Hon. Geo. W. Jolly was in IhreeMonths, " were so fair and so 5 E. Bourland, . ........ Qfrinta rnnljtC Louisville yesterday but was not Specimen copies mailed free on application, every nnrreinondents wanted In all parts of the generous that he yielded there to attend the meeting of the counlr. Address ui tor particulars. point which was at all contested State Central Committee. In an and that by Mr. Fowler's workers TllURSDAV. SEPTHMUUH 8. 189S. interview he said: Mr. Fowler's interthe leader of "I am clearly the nominee of the Reof the ests was so fully convinced publican party in my district," said Mr. fairness of the Jolly majority, that Jolly last night, "and the Republican State 4 .r lsBssLLLLLW nA L4 fill J "HP he moved to make the convention Central Commttlce has absolutely nothing vJ I5 M w This to do with my case under the party law unanimous for Mr. Jolly. There is no precedent for submitting such were no delewas done and there conditions as exist in the Second district to gates from Webster County but any committee. It is a matter for the peothose instructed to vote in Mr. ple in that district, and the people alone. Jolly's interest as a unit on all Every one who wanted to see knows that the convention which nominated me was a questions that might come before convention of the people. My delegates the convention. wore red badges, while tbo Fowler deleSo the ambitious and "Hurrah I Battle Ax has come." gates wore white badges. The red badge combination of politicians who delegates not only filled the Everybody who reads the newspapers knows what privahad selected Mr. Fowler as their seats in the convention hall at Owensboro, tion and suffering; were caused in Cuba by the failure but crowded the aisles and several hundred went to Henderson to nomiman stood on the outside." of the supply of tobacco provided by the Government to their candidate at whatever nate reach the camps of the U. S. Soldiers. others Mr. Jolly says lhat when the time comes to him or to the party. The cost he is going to the County Clerks and ask would be most unfortunate." of the Republicans of the majority Who's Authority? that his name be placed under the Repub district, not being under the concaptured Spanish sailors have been The Is the Greenville Banner a lican device. Ho does not know what Mr, Fowler will do. He knows that some of trol of the Owensboro pie counter treated like lords, while our own soldiers "bolter?" It has dared to nail the County Clerks are satisfied that be is and allied forces, revolted against who fought bravely (or their country have the name of Admiral George Dew the nominee of tbo party, and be believes such bossism and refused to toler- been treated like cattle. There must be a :i Pernicious Activity. reckoning for this. Owensboro Messenger. ey to its masthead as its candidate that his name will be placed on tbo ticket ate the Owensboro steal or to be When marching fighting tramping wheeling The time has come when boss The Santiago army has suffered for President in igoo. If "Col." as the nominee. He docs not know how deprived of their rights as a masome of tbo other County Clerks stand con instantly relieves that dry taste in the mouth. Bryan finds this out he will have ism of the Republican party by most. General Wheeler says: cerntng his nomination, but be believes jority. Federal office holders should be "The generous people of the United Urey Woodson read the Banner that the County Clerks are the sole Judges In Hopkins County last year a States subscribed money without limit and In truth it has been rebuked. out of the Democratic party. as to whose name is to get a place on the convention was held that was or- dispatched ship after ship loaded with rebuked in the Second Congresticket. ganized, owned and controlled at luxuries and delicacies for the Santiago The Louisville Post says Hon. Mr. Jolly also said he believed someone sional district. The recent Disthe dictation of Ed Franks. That army, and everything that could be accom- Henry D. Allen is opposed to the would withdraw, but he said he would not trict Convention at Henderson convention named delegates to the plished for their comfort was done by the "Goebel Bill." The Owensboro He did not believe his friends in some of which nominated Hon. Geo. W. President and Secretary of War. convention all of whom were The soldiers upon their arrival at tbis Messenger 'says "it's a lie; he the counties would allow him to withdraw, folly as its cahdidatc for Congress, state as Franks desired and most place received every care and bounty which isn't?" Now who knows? Why even if he felt so disposed, which he made by a delegate vote truly represent- to vote baste to reaffirm was very far from his In tentions. ing an untrammeled majority of of whom were his appointees, could be procured by money. The Presi- don't Mr. Allen speak up? office, or about to dent and Secretary of War directed that "I will stand on the platform built at Republicans of the district, ad- holding federal the WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Does it not look like big figures the convention which nominated me,' The Republicans their health and comfort should be cared ministered a rebuke so stern and become such. for without reference to expense, and in ad- when we sec it stated that the said he. "I sh II make Ibe war a promt indignant dition Ibe people within a circle of unmistakable that any but the am- of this county were very 100 at this interference from Owens- miles vied with each other In shipping to crops of a single state are worth nent issue. The Democratic nominee, and in part bitious, That's Mr. Allen, stands on a platform made be' it, them and steamboat loads of lux- this year $350,000,000? unscrupulous combination that op- boro and have not forgotten what the Texas crops are worth fore Hawaii was annexed, and which op trivial uries of all kinds." poses territorial expansion and indorses posed would recognize and stand although that episode was Who knows best, the Mes- and that state can produce very Mr. I3ryan and the Chicago platform. is from under its weight and conse- in its consequences. But there am strongly in favor of getting 'all the another score the Hopkins County senger or Gen. Joseph Wheeler, much more. quences, territory we can and holding onj.lo all we Republicans have to settle which the ideal soldier and the pride of Hon. Geo. W. Jolly, the peo- get . I think the Nicaragua canal should There is nothing in the character damaging in the South? or conduct of Mr. Fowler that is far reaching and ple's choice for the Republican be built. I believe the THE CAREFUL MAN CAN SAY: issue is its results to the party. merits condemnation, unless it be "Fate cannot hurt me; I have donned to day a Congressional nomination, will as dead as African slavery, and I think the In the great victory of the EngIt is well known to the tariff, at this time, can not be made an is Shoe that's all a Good Shoe should be. Here are true as it has been charged that he lish and Egyptian troops over the speak at Madisonville the first sue, because every one agrees combined Fitl Style!! EconomyiM" Republicans of Hopkins county that the contributed to the defeat of a Re day of Circuit Court. Khalifa at Omdurman in the Soucountry needs revenue to pay off the war What the Owensboro Steal Acthat, in the Senatorial race of last publican State Senator from this dan. Anglo-Saxodebt. civilization bede- complished. Go to Henderson on the 28th, rni-Idistrict at the last election, and the year, Franks and his followers "1 feel positive that I shall win. Sent! footwear problem is not so difficult as comes a fixture in Central Africa, fcatcd the Rcpublicrn candidate in and attend the big mass meeting ment in ihe Second district has changed The convention at Henderson 1 consequent election of a Populist. it seems if taken in the right way. Conalways to remain. Alter many of Jolly Republicans. It will be a wonderfully The presidential vote was was not a Jolly convention for It is his unfortunate alliance with this district, thereby electing years the tragic death of Gen. Gorfidence in the seller and confidence in the about 23.000 Democratic and 17,000 Re Fowler men. Sebree" Herald. the Federal chief officeholder and Populist to the Kentucky Senate don has been avenged, African ratifycation what is a ratifycationl publican. The Democratic voles in Shoe together is a combination hard to beat. who will vote for a United States The latest bulletin from Morgan-fielother older politicians, who have eluded Democrats and Populists. This GEN. JOSEPH WHEELER. l you Senator at the next session of the slavery has received its death We stand right behind the Shoes we is that Henry Allen was still Miown themselves to be tor pie hear the Populists have a lively candidate General Assembly. The loss of blow, a great country is opened flood Shoes, and the maker of them stands for Congress, and he will get the 8,000 losing no sleep over the prospect for and power alone, at the cost of all The fighting Republican vote in the up to commerce. (Continued Populist votes that party claims. That of running against two RepubliFirst Pago ) else, that has hurt Mr. Fowler in this one right behind us. Assortment not surpassed. was like that of our own brave will leave me with a majority of 3,000,(0 cans. Owensboro Messenger. this his first campaign. We en- Kentucky Senate last winter cna soldiers at Santiago. It makes the Style at the top. Prices at the bottom have been individual cases of suf- say nothing of the Democrats who will bled a lot of most iniquitous legis tertain a high regard for Mr. The Republicans of the Second blood course more swiftly through fering and possibly neglect among vole forjne." Fowler personally and regret his lation to be passed and it is very ones veins to read of such valor. district arc split up the soldiers, not only in Cuba, Our Fall and Winter Shoes are now in. DOWN IN THE MINES. entangling alliances which have possible that this one vote will All honor to old England for the cross-wisand in every other but since their arrival at this place. cause the loss ,of a Republican led to the attempt to defeat the wise that is possible. They arc in United States Senator in the next stand she has taken in Egypt. It Nearly 20,000 men were brought will of the people. One of the Crabtree minerr, who a few a fine mess. Madisonville Hustler. means Christianity in place of from a yellow fever district to the weeks ago had one of his legs so badly That such attempts were made Legislature. The only reason that Mahomet. It means the uplifting United States. W. J. Peter, who was inclined to It would have crushed as to necessitate amputation is fast by the managers of Mr. Fowler's can be assigned for this disgrace- of the poor and the ignorant. It been criminal to have landed them recovering and will soon be able to be out be for Fowler, said, "If the matter MADISONVILLE, KY. campaign in Daviess and Hancock ful action of Mr. Franks and his is glorious. is taken before the State Republiand allowed them to go promis- on crutches. counties and in the District Con- followers was that Mr. J. II. Luns-forcan Committee it will likely prove MONEY DACK IP YOU WANT IT cuously among the people. It has Mr. Richards, who jears ago was one of a packed court against Mr. the Republican State SenaJolly." vention at Henderson there can be Gen. Joseph Wheeler, inwhom been stated by physicians that if it our foremost miners here, but who cast bis Henderson Gleaner. tio doubt. The unprejudiced ob- torial candidate, declined to pledge everybody feels the greatest conhad been done yellow fever would lot with the Kansas miner, is here now his vole in the next contest for fidence The Republicans of the Second server who has no choice nor voice making friends and relatives a visit. regardless of political af- have spread through many of our district have two candidates for in the matter has in every instance United States Senator. Manager Oen W. Robinson, of the filiation, has spoken in unmistakaCongress and we have none in this states. And now the Republican party ble Whitley Coal Company, gave friends and denounced as most unscrupulous terms of condemnation of those district. That is an unfair division. Difficulties Overcome. relatives a brief visit last week, lien the attempted steal of the delega- in the Second district has been newspapers that have systemati"To avoid such a catastrophe, a looks better than be has for ) cars, which Paducah Sun. thus ruptured by the tions of Daviess, Hancock and cally gone to work to promulgate point which is more throughly iso- leads us to believe he lives in a healthy The Republican ranks in the THE GREAT Webster counties. It is unneces- ambition of a few Federal office- alarming and untrue stories detail- lated from the people than any climate. Second district arc slim enough as holders who are Republicans for sary to go into details. The facts ing hardships, sufferings and even other locality which could be Foreman Toombs, of lho St. Bernard it is and with such a decided break are generally known. The "man pie and power. The necessity for neglect and abuse.to which our solbuilding crew, has of late been suffering in their ranks as that created by found was selected. By these the action of their convention, the up a tree" agrees with the claim for such action is to be regretted, diers sick or well have never been from a threatened attack of fever and is wise means the country has been only bis energy and ambition to be it heretofore supposed r of but it could not he otherwise, and up and of the Jolly men that Mr. Jolly had subjected. We give to our readers saved from a scourge of this fearthe Democratic nominee has been at work, that has kept bim out of bed. of the strength of the the majority of the Republicans today the full interview with this converted into a regular ful disease. After a disastrous strike which lasted could not do otherwise than to reOwensboro convention. The claim Uniontown Telegram. brave leader of the Confederate "Every one will realize that to for six months the Welch coal miners and is set up by the Fowler men that pudiate the unbearable rule that forces and intrepid hero of SanThe failure of the Fowler side to And your Favorite Home l'pcr, land 18,000 men and put them on operators arrived at an agreement on Mon many who were for Mr. Jolly in was attempted to be forced upon tiago. General Wheeler speaks the day of last week. According to the terms contest Webster county in the bare fields without any building EARLINGTONT Henderson convention gave Jolly lhat convention were Democrats them. inof the agreement the miners get truth honestly and fearlessly. whatever could not be done crease of per cent, in their wages. an the advantage of 68 uncontested . KENTUCKY. 5 Populists and that those who Is This to Be the Democratic and j without some hardships. Over TheHecIa miners turned out in good votes to Fowler's 66, leaving only The task that has been accomMr. Fowler in that conwere for Platform?" BOTH ONE YEAR FOR very sick men have been force at the picnic last Saturday and Sat- 41 contested votes in Daviess and plished by the administration in 5000 origivention were all simon-purThe war a failure. received in the general hospital, urday night and as the cause was a good Hancock. This enabled Jolly to the conduct of the war has been nal Franks Republicans, without a The army a failure. " an newa ellne Nation and World, compreliemlble and as many more sick have been one, they lent their time and gave their organize the convention first and fPbe R ?. Cfleertly Tribune '""POrtantAgricultural Department of the lilchcit merit, nil Annexation a failure. enormous. When the war was deMr. Fowler was not blemish. money towards making the affair a suc- the Fowler men were forced to hold and reliable market reports, ablo cdltorlali. Interesting short itorlei. irlcntllic and mechanical cared for in the camps, and yet a second convention to carry their formation, Illustrated fashion articles, humorous pictures, and Is Instructive and cntcrtalnlne to Cuba a failure. clared there was provision for but himself present in Owensboro on every member of every family. only about sixty deaths have oc- cess. point. Jolly seems to have outThe bond issue a failure. that day and is under the necessity 25,000 men, The great volunteer The miners of this congressional dis- generaled Franks at every turn. gold standard a failure. The curred in these hospitals. K'vIii all the local news, on the and and the you close you with THF RFF your neighbors and friends, political farm social,inkeepsvillage.In Informstouch as to trict should have no trouble in selecting a army of 275,000 10300,000 men was of believing what his Daviess counThe Klondike a failure. Hopkinsvillc Kentuckian. local prices for farm products, the condition of crops and prosnceit for tho tear, and lis lirlrlii "Tents had to be erected and man to veto for Congress tbis coming newsy, welcome and Indispensable weekly visitor at our homo and fireside. enlisted and equipped with wonderty managers say. A stable currency a failure. Hon. Henry Allen, the Demohospitals constructed, and prepar- election. With four candidates in the Foreign trade a failure. ful rapidity. One in position to In Hancock county the attempt ations made to supply those 18,000 field, and all good men too, if we believe cratic nominee for Congress in the Prosperity a failure. Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, know says the heads of the War was made by those who were unSecond district, will be in the powith wholesome water, food, all their friends say, ou cannot cast your sition of old Congress a failure. Judge Unthank, of Department worked sixteen to men the shadow of and obeying the der vole wrong. The summer a failure. medicines, physicians, nurses, Pineville, who was once elected to Franks-Vafrom the FOR LITTLE HORE THAN It is all well enough for Governor Let us return to the halcyon and vocif eighteen hours each day to equip furniture, cooks, wagons, amthe State Senate by reason of a and arm this great army. Tanner, of Illinois, to express bis sympaRensselaer pie counter to defeat the erous times of 1872. Louisville Post. THE PRICE OF ONE. split in the Republican ranks rebulances and the other needs es- thy for the borne miner and against imwill of the majority of the RepubliIt does look like the Democratic This is the best offer ever made by any Three Governors of States vis- sential to caring for 18,000, fully ported men, yet the latter have the undis- sulting in two candidates of that cans of the county by sending del- party is preparing to shoulder the party. "How did you happen to newspaper. We will give to the subited Adjt. Gen. Corbin, at Wash- half of whom are very six or in a puted right to labor at any wages they see beat a Republican in that district?" egates from precinct conventions enormous load of opposing everyscribers of THE TWICE-A-WEEfit to accept, while the striker has no right ington the other day. They were feeble physical condition. In adasked a friend whom Judge Undirect to the District Convention. thing that is indorsed by public REPUBLIC, as a special inducement, to take charge of the operator's property thank met in Frankfort. "Beat a Gov. Black, of New York, Gov. dition to this, most of the bedding the new and superb and say who shall or who shall not work The machinery was theirs and they feeling. But the acts of the Reand much of the clothing was left for them. We are opposed to imported Republican I" exclaimed the Judge could control the little precinct publican administration have been Voorhees, of New Jersey, and Gov. in Santiago to prevent yellow fever labor to replace the home miner, but the with ineffable scorn, "why 1 beat conventions without letting the so eminently proper and satisfac Schofield, of Wisconsiu. All had two of the d n scoundrels." Painfection. All of these deficiencies operator must be conceded tbe right to ducah News. matter get outside of their own tory to the people, both in the con made examinations of the condi52 complete numbers, 18 pages of the have had to be supplied. We have employ labor to operate his mine, regardchoicest illustrations and miscellaneous family, but they could not hope to duct of the war and affairs of tions in the volunteer military the strike leaders say. With less of what reading that money can buy. camps of the country, and all but one line ol railroad to bring tbem It seems to be cheaper labor or manage anything so large as a peace, that there is nothing left for sbut these supplics.and sometimes there down their mines, and with the imported county convention. A county con- the Democrats but plain opposition agreed that the stories being told of The Regular Price of This One Paper Is $1.25 a Year! have been delays," laborer it is a question of half a loaf or disease by the timely use vention was held and it elected and a deliberate effort to create if in some of the newspapers as to none, and wo say take the best you can Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and We offer both publications Jolly delegates by a large majority. possible, at whatever cost and with bad conditions there were exaggerAn Effect in Osculation. and work rather than remain idle. ated and untrue. favorite remedy of increasing THE REPUBLIC, He kissed her; The sequel to all this was the at- the employment of whatever means One day last week while Mr, John which alone is 1.00 a year and popularity. Always cures And swift through her soul went a thrill, Wiggins was at work in the tempt by District Chairman Vance necessary, a reaction of public feelA Prof. Haecket, who lives in Empire mines, ONLY $1;50 FOR BOTH. As a demon delicious loading coal he was almost Instantly to seat the contested Fowler dele- ing. The outrageous and impossi- England, believes he has proven b. A YEAR HEADACHE, That by force of its will killed by a fall of slate, which fell on bim which alone is Si. 25 a year, for gates in the Henderson Conven- ble stories told by some news- that man is kin to the monkey. He stomach, malaria, indigessour Might lift her from earth breaking his neck and crushing his bead. When you renew your subscription do tion and thus give them a voice in papers, who would make their claims that man and monkey have On the wings of a sigh When found by ono of his fellow work- tion, torpid liver, constipation not lose sight of this splendid offer. choosing a jury to try their own readers believe that our soldiers in descended from one common And set every men life was almost extinct, and word was and all bilious diseases. stem On firo in the sky. case. camp and hospital are subjected to and he says it hastaken 1,000,000,-00- 0 Address all Orders to at once sent to foremen Robinson, who St. Louis, Mo. He kissed her; hastened to tbe relief of tbe poor man, but The attempt to contest the the most terrible and inhuman years for the descent. Of She gasped for a moment surprised, the last spark of life bad fled before ha Webster county delegation and treatment, are told with the delib- course the Professor knows and as And murmured: The deceased was an could reach him.. DR. L. D. scat others who had never been erate purpose of deceiving and he is such a scientist and mathe- "Gee whiz, am I bobsonlzed?" unmarried man, and has worked at Ihe W. J. L., in the New York Sun. appointed by any authority, but prejudicing the public mind. It matician a billion years are as a PRACTICE LIMITED TO mine only a short time, but was regarded DISEASES OF THE who favored Mr. Fowler, was an can hardly be hoped that these lies day to him. Then he calls the a good coal loader, Diphtheria is, reported as raging EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. is wo think, the first fatal 'This unmitigated outrage. As Chair- can all be overtaken and throttled, stem" by a multisyllabic name in Marshal county, according to a Ibat has occurred In the new Umpire not irrtn nnir sthcit, but such utterances as that by Gen. and it is proven. man Bourland said: minr, and the men are constantly warned dispatch from Paducah, EVANSVILLE. IND. 5 0 tjSB mask the hipocracy and deceit of and taking hospital trains to and Fortress Monroe to these writers for political effect. bring home the sick Kentucky solThe War Loan. diers. Although he found the sol The recent popular loan has diers under the best care and rebeen a revelation not only to forceiving every possible attention, eign nations, but to the American the boys and their friends apprepeople themselves, who had not ciate the act highly. There is no before discovered that they had like his "old Kentucky home" place such unbounded confidence in our for a sick Kentuckian or a well resources and present institutions. one. 0 The enormous amount of of Franks Some appointees was subscribed to the $200,000,000 loan at the lowest have already ordered their Bee rate of interest at which any na- stopped but then borne of these tion ever disposed of its obliga- have not proven profitable to Tin: Bee from a financial standpoint. tions in time of war. There were two syndicate bids It is a pleasure to discontinue the each for the entire issue, but the subscription of anybody who gets loan has gone entirely to individ- his back up because we speak the uals in amounts of $4,. 500 or less. truth and stand for principle, unMore than half the loan was taken trammeled by the joke of any in subscriptions of $500 or less. political boss. Nextl Some 320,000 people applied for bonds, or nearly 100,000 more Senator Lindsay is for expan than the number of soldiers ension and is not afraid nor ashamed listed for the war with Spain. As- to own it. In a recent interview sistant Secretary of the Treasury, he said: "If we should take MaVanderlip set forth these and nila we should also have all the many more interesting facts about Phillipines,for this country to take the war loan in a paper read be- one or two of the islands and al fore the American Social Science low France, Germany or some Association at Saratoga last week. other nation to take the Chick-amaug- I'.ll juiijUi It x jujlijl ill l I a i ir. joiiy oays oinie enirai $1,400,-000,00- two-third- s car-load- s free-silve- r which sometims occurs in spite of the utmost care used. Coiling Ship In Jpin. It maket ono of lho alraDgesl sIghts of the queer Orient, with Its leeming millions of peculiar people, to see fifty or a hundred women with an equal number of men coaling a ship in the pretty harbor of Nagasaki. It is said that at one time the work was done almost exclusively by women, but that latterly the girls and women have been gradually giving way to their coolie brothers and sons. Many continue at the work, however, and it will probably be years before the custom disappears. The coaling at Nar.atal.1 is done from lighters and a series of elevated and inclined platforms that resemble a step ladder are affixed to the side of the vessel. They reach from tbe deck of tbe lighter to the main deck of the steamer or ship. Tho coal is bandied in small baskets that will hold from Ihlrly to forty pounds. The coolies form in line on the ladder-lik- e scaffold and tho baskets are quickly passed from ono to another. The best homo illustration of the process is to be found in the old American bucket brigade working on a roof fire. The coal passers work very quickly, and one gang of mixed coolies working from several lighters has been known to give a ship 437 tons in an hour. In the distribution of work among a gang of coolies, the woman is shown no favors. At the bottom ot tbe line tbe first lift becomes longer as tbe coal recedes in tbe lighter, and at the top of tbe line tbe lift over the rail is bard and tbe woman could be favored by placing her in the center. On tbe contrary, however, she is seen more often at the ends. Tbe work is very bard and there Is the added discomfiture of the flying coal dust, but both men and women seem very happy. They laugh and Jibe as tbey hurriedly pass tbe seemingly endless line of laden baskets. Tbe women do not bear the marks that the American or European "sweat shop" leaves upon its victims. They all seem to have health and its accompanying color. Some of the women and particularly tbe older ones show biceps and shoulders that would make some of our men shame-faceAmong the younger girls are (many that would be called pretty by tbe admirer ot Japanese beauty. They all wear the native costume and nearly all protect their hands with rough gloves or bindings of dotn. Tbe evidence of a desire to preserve the color of their hands Is tbe only indication ot sex in tbe busy crowd Tbe women are not paid as well as tbe men, although tbey do as much work. Why the discrimination is not apparent from the amount of work done or the treatment of the laborer. Latterly it has been tbe practice to undertake the work by piece or contract and to make a division of the gross earnings among the coolies engaged on a basis previously arranged by themselves. Wages vary, but 35 cents per day would be deemed very good compensation, and tbe majority probably work for much less. Tbey are allowed extra compensation when they work at night. Coal Trade Journal 4B a.aa AA,AAAAAAAAAA&dkAAAmai MWBmMIHVVVWVWVV . A 4-- n I' , SVaV t A 59U;-i5SfeJ- l ok r2!!!!! ,4 m w X B. M B I. 'rfSrSUBJ?! I ZHVy Z wlmfllllli .BmmI "l i -- ffifiiitflitittfltl Securely Shod Remember the name buy again. "frn $ i 4 n E d m M sz-- side-wis- e, end-wif- e, e BISHOP & COMPANY,. d, Tde New York Weekljj over-weeni- Wm NATIONAL FAMILY walk-ove- two-third- s cake-wal- NEWSPAPER For.. FARMERS.... And VILLAGERS, THEBEE $1.25, e In- nt !) hos-pit- wig-wa- g n BOTH -- s K REPUBLIC SUNDAY MAGAZINE Arrest M. I TWICE-A-WEE- K SICK heart-thro- TUTT'S Liver PILLS THE REPUBLIC, BROSE, Subscribe for The Bee, OJNK accl-dc- DOLLAR 1JLR YEAR. a g.afc it wmqswnicvm J fejair jffi'V V. .1 fifaiiiii' I'liiiJIlrlifitiiii " 'i f liii in'j-r-'- - - : n i ir i i ninMfc! n 'n gifi mTi ' m Mkk y J. J wj, feifti :j' 4V r ;;; LOUISVILLE CONFERENCE JOLLY AT MADISONVILLE ADJUDGED A LUNATIC, JOLLY AT HENDERSON. The War of The Future. From The Louisville Post. IN SESSION. I afc . . -- K '? Church, South to Convene in Louisville, Sept. 21. "J3u 36ustrn, toe tlijrtoe." The session of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will convene in the Chest LOCAL NEWS. nut Street Methodist Church between Eighth and Ninth streets in Mr. D. Carnaham, of Blackford, Louisville on Wednesday Septemis visiting relatives here. ber ai. It will continue in session Miss Mary lftahoncy, of Russell-vill- till the following Monday. Bishop jr C. Granberry, of Virginia, will is here visiting relatives. preside. There arc about 1G0 Mrs. N. I. Toombs is visiting ministers in the Louisville Conferrelatives in Slaughtersville, tins ence, all of whom will be subject week. to change of labor by the deliberaMic s Bessie Brown, of Madison-visitetions of that body. viIIp, relatives here last Clean Up! week, The last meeting of the EarlingMrs. Thomas Wilsonand sister, ton City Council instructed City of Madisonvillc, visited relatives Marshal Barnctt to make a canvas here last week. of the town and sec that nil nuiAttention lion. Polk Laffoon and daughter, sances were abated. was also called to certain paveMiss Emma, spent Saturday with ments in the city that have been relatives in the city. allowed, by property owners, to Mr. Jcrold A. Jonson returned grow up with weeds so that ladies last week from a pleasant visit to cannot pass without soiling their relatives in Greenville. skirts or getting them wet after a rain or dew. Mrs. Chas. Bourland and daughThe season of danger from seriter, of Greenville, visited relatives ous illness is upon us and all good here a few days last week. citizens will recognize the necessiMisses Pauline Davis and Bcttic ty of making their premises above and Margaret Victory left Monday, reproach at once without even to the academy at St. awaiting the visit of the ollicer whose duty it is to look into the "Vincents. matter. Mrs. Sarah Baker, of MadisonLet's all clean up and avoid villc, and Miss Nannie Hardwick, sickness. of Dixon, spent Thursday with Mrs. J. M. Oldham. Home on a Forlough. Billy Hewlett, who is a member ; Mrs. T. G. Terry, of Evansvillc, ol Company A. from Madisonvillc, stopped over with relatives here .Saturday night, on her way to arrived home Monday afternoon from Lexington, on a thirty day's 5 White Plains for a visit. forlough. Billy has been sick for C. C. Hall is attending a lew weeks, and is still tcciing , Rev. conference at Maysvillc this week. weak, but is able (0 be up. He life will he in Earlington again feels very grateful toward Captain jaftcr conference to prepare for the Burchficld for the attention and kindness shown him while sick in move to his new work. camp. He thinks the Third will Mr. and Mrs. C. II. HcGary be sent to Cuba. Misses Agnes and Sue Burr and Billy, always a favorite in ComAnnie Moore, and Messrs. John pany A, has been a regimental hero Laforc and Howard White and since he knocked out the bully of Bryan Hopper spent Sunday at the Regiment who had cussed out Dawson. everything else and went to the The "Stag Cave Party" which kitchen department to complain of left here Monday morning for the the cooking and cuss out the "bad Mammoth Cave, got as far as man from Company A." Beaver Dam Tuesday night with The Picnic. themselves and horses all well, The picnic and barbecue was So reported by postal. held last Saturday as advertised. The Mammoth Cave party, com- Hon. John W. Lockctt, of Hen posed of Messrs. Jesse Phillips, derson, and Mayor W. F. Burr, of G. H. Mothcrshcad, Henry Brown- Earlington, were the speakers of ing and Charlie Webb, left early the day, and their hearers were Monday morning for their overland greatly entertained. There was the usual good bar expedition to that great natural becued dinner, the refreshment wonder. stands, etc. Aside Irani other Jasper Gentry and wife, former things there was a Earlington people, but now of and a picture gallery on the Dawson Springs, lost their baby grounds, both of which were pat(t was a boy in its ronized by the picnickers. last week. second summer. The funeral was An enjoyable moonlight picnic on Saturday. We extend our ended the day. A number of young sympathy. people were out from Madisonvillc Our friend, George Hclslcy, and elsewhere. now of St. Charles, was in to sec us Quthrle Pair. Tuesday, and wen.t jjqrnc in, (he The Guthrie fair and races will storm. JJowevcr, h,c is now in be held in that town October 19 to c sqv mil business and has a aa. The large purses offered are pond to lie filled, so he didn't attracting horsemen from all over ii Ind the wetting. the country and many fast horses have already been entered. GuthMr. J. T. McGregor and family visited Mr. W. T. Neal's farm the rie has the only mile track in oilier Sunday and report that erst- Southern Kentucky. Five thouwhile Earlinglnniun rolling in the sand dollars in purses and prem lap ol fortune. His crops arc fine iums have been offered. and had been laid by, so that he Hpw's TbU. liHdu't much to dp except tp con-WeoderQne Hundred Dollars Reward for any case at Catarrh that cannot be mpato his prosperity. cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. fifty-thir- d c, M. E, Will Speak There the First Day of Circuit Court, Mondny, Col. Luclcn Andersod th. Loses His Making Preparations to Open an Mind Because of Old Age and Aggressive Campaign. September the 25th. d Hon. Geo. W. Jolly, Republican nominee for Congress in the Second District by the verdict of the people, will speak a Madisonvillc on the fourth Monday in September, the 25th instant, first day of Circuit Court. Mr. Jolly is the central figure Jn the politics of the Second District just now, standing as his supporters and the people of other parties believe, the true choice of the Republicans of the district. He is a most able speaker and has so much to tell that is of interest to everybody that he is sure of a big hearing wherever he goes. Mr.JolIy will open his campaign .by speaking in the Tabernacle at Henderson to a big mass meeting of Republicans on Saturday September 17th, about which sec notice elsewhere, and is arranging dates for Webstc'r and Hopkins Counties, which will be announced in good time. Mayfield, Ky., Sept. 2. Col. Lucien Anderson, one of the largest property holders and former President of the Bank of Mayfield, was adjudged of unsound mind this morning. He is a wreck in mind and body, caused by old age, being seventy-fou- r years old. He is one of the oldest practitioners at the Mayfield bar and served two terms in Congress from this district. He was formerly a Republican leader in the First District, but in later years affiliated with the Prohibition party. He had been bedridden since April. Big- - riass fleeting There on tember 17th. Sep- May-field- 's Hon. Geo. W. Jolly, the choice of the Republicans of the Second District for Congress, will inaugurate a vigorous campaign at Hen- Feast In the Wilderness. l'rom tho Kentucky New Era. The colored people in the vicinity of Elmo, in the southern portion of this county, have inaugurated their annual scries of religious ser- re-ent- J" departure. It was in some degree a repeti floney for Teachers. tion of the love feast that was held Frankfort, Sept. 5- .- Treasurer last year when it was thought that Long announced today that he Bro. Hall would be moved. will pay 40 per cent, of the comIn going to a new field of labor he takes with him the friendship and esteem of the whole community. vices, known as "The Feast in the Wilderness." Rev. Roy Carter and Rev. Wm. Willis are conducting the services, and hundreds of colored people from all the surrounding country are in attendance HIS LAST SERMON. upon them. Many of the meetings arc held in the open woods, and Farewell, and the enthusiasm often reaches such with Rev. C. C. Hall. a high state that the services keep Rev. C. C. Hall, who has been up all night. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Our School. Church here for the past two years, public school opened here The preached his last sermon at this Monday morning with good attendplace Sunday night. The service ance. The same teachers are in was held at Assembly Hall. It is charge as last year. Mrs. Ida E. considered certain that he will not Walker is principal and her assistbe returned to this work, and many ants are Mr. E. B. Bourland and friends outside of his own congre- Misses Minnie Bourland and gation were present to say farewell. Laura Ligon. All parents in the After the sermon Mayor W. F. district should take advantage of Burr made a short talk as spokes- the opportunity offered them of man for the friends outside of the free schooling for their children M. E. Church and expressed great for nine months in the year, and friendship for and appreciation of see that their children attend reguBro. Hall and deep regret at his larly as the law requires. God-Speed derson Saturday September 17th. There will be a rousing mass meeting and Mr. Jolly will speak in the Tabernacle, which has a seating capacity of 4,000. One of Mr. Jolly's supporters said: "It will be a stunning affair if everything goes through as we have planned, and I am pretty certain that everything will be' a go. You have no doubt noticed that there are many Republicans taking an active part in politics this year who have for several years taken but little inter-terein politics. They sec that the party is going to demnition in the hands of certain party leaders and they are going to redeem the party from such st bow-wow leadership." Special trains will be run over the "Texas" railroad to accommodate the Republicans of Daviess and Hancock counties and special rates will be made on all roads leading to Henderson. A good delegation is expected to go from Hopkins and Webster. Red Cross. Hartford Times. Hand-Shak- e merry-go-roun- d mon school fund indebtedness October 1. This is the first time this money has been paid when due during the present administration, and results from the fact that A "Bumper" Hay Crop. The largest hay crop on record sheriffs have paid more promptly has been gathered and secured than usual. Saturday's receipts generally in good condition, ac aggregated $150,000. cording to the Orange-JudFarm "Pete" niller III. er. In some localities, indeed in a Paducah, Ky., Sept. 5. Mr. few states, it has not proven so Peter S. Miller, a United States large as likely six weeks since, but guager from Cloverport, who came the shrinkage from the highest here several weeks ago, is at the promise is not great. The drought point of death at an infirmary, from which has so seriously effected all typhoid fever, and is not expected growing crops in the great central to live. valleys came too late to materially cut down the average yield of meadWhlttlnghill Assigns. ows, in fact it came just in time to Mr. J. W. Whittinghill, of Madfurnish almost ideal weather for isonvillc, has made an assignment. harvesting the crop in the majority W. R. Pratt is named as assignee. of states. It is, of course, too Millions Qiven Away. early to definitely state the results It is certainly gratifying to the public of the year's harvest, but the unito know of one concern in the land who formly favorable weather condi- are not afraid to be generous to the needy tions which prevailed from the and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. opening of spring up to the date of King's New Discovery for Consumption, harvest made it certain that all Coughs and Colds, nave given away over mediprevious records have been passed. (en million trial bottles of this great cine: and have the satisfaction knowing it d Henry Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross society, is now about seventy years old, and for the first time in many years is living in peace and comfort. The story of his life has a pathetic in terest. In accomplishing his great work, he spent half his fortune, and subsequently lost the remain der in unfortunate business under takings. Then for many years he lived poor and unfortunate in a plain district infirmary which he himself had founded. Recently he has been restored to comfortable independence through the pensions granted him by the dowager em press of Russia and the federal council of Switzerland, and the generous gifts of money sent him by the citizens of Stuttgart. Lung Irritation ur. is the forerunner to consumption, will cure it. and Bell's give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there, Twenty-fiv- e cents at all good drnggists. If we are to have a war hereafter it must be a war so arranged that Thirty-Thir- d Annual Conference no one can regret it. Of the A. M. E. Zlon It must be a war in which no one Church. can be hurt, and all wounds or death being in violation of regula tions must be investigated by a Convened Ilcrc Yesterday. Congressional committee. There must be an abundance of Bishop Petty Here and Bishop food, and it must be of the most Clinton Expected. varied character. The of Annual Water must be Apollinaris Kentucky Conference of Session M the the A. E. water, exclusively furnished in ice Zion Church convened here yesterday with Bishop C. C. Petty presiding. Presiding bottles. Bishop G. W, Clinton is expected to arEggs must be "laid on the ta- rive to day. Among the prominent officers of the church present at the opening of the ble" at every meal. conference were Mrs. M, E. Washington, Men must not be permitted to Ladies Home and Foreign Missionery Society; presiding elder, J. B. overtax themselves. Johnson, of this district, and presiding elGuard duty must be performed ders E. H. Curry and . W. Selectman. A largo attendance during by some electric contrivance. Sol- the week and especially isonexpected when a Sunday diers must all be kept within a big excursion will be run from Evansville climate to which they have been and intermediate points. held every night Preaching services are in Assembly Hall. accustomed. Dr. W. H. Chambers, of Louisville, All campaigns must be arranged pastor of the church at Greenville, Ky., of the Conference. alter the summer heat, before the was made secretary accompanied bim. Bishop Peltey's wife winter cold, and all rains must be forbidden. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. Transportation by sea must be arranged only in a calm, as seaThe fourteenth convention of the Brosickness unnerves a soldier as it therhood of Locomotive Firemen, which does a private citizen. opens in Toronto September 12, promIn other words, war, instead of ises to be one of the most deeply interestbeing a long tragedy, must be a ing in the history of the organization. long, sweet song; a regular honey- The membership of the present convention will reach the high figure of 38,000, moon in fact, and soldiers must be with 547 lodges, and 553 of these repreencouraged to enlist in the same sented at the convention. It is anticiregiment as their wives. If they pated that every Grand Lodge office will arc not married they must be or- be bitterly contested. The Louisville & Nashville is about to dered to marry. place in service the new freight cars built Instead of forced marches, trol- for it. These new cars will differ mateley lines must be constructed ahead rially from the ordinary box cars in so far of the army, under some interna- that they will be much larger and roomier, tional agreement. Assaults must almost approximating in size the furniture be bloodless, and any nation using cars now in use on the various lines any thing except blank catridges throughout the country. The object in building the cars so large is to offer better and smokeless powder should be facilities for the transportation of the excluded frombenefit of clergy. lighter class ot the bulky goods, especially thirty-thir- d )M THE EXCELLENCE Is duo OF SYRUP OF FIGS not only to tho originality and simplicity of tho combination, but also to tho caro nnd skill with which It is manufactured by scientific processes known to tho Caufoiwua. Fio Srnur Ca only, und wo wish to Impress upon nil tho Importance of purchasing- the truo anc' original remedy. As tho genuino Syrup of Figs is manufactured by tho Califoukia Fio Svbup Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist ono In avoiding tho worthless imitations manufactured by other parties. Tho high standing of tho Cam-ronsi- & A cal profession, nnd tho satisfaction which tho genuino Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes tho namo of tho Company a guaranty of tho excellence of its remedy. It is far ia advance of all other laxatives, as it acta on tho kidneys, lirer and bowels without irritating or weakening them, nnd it docs not gripo nor nnuscnte. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember tho name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. LOUUTIXLE. Kt. SAN FKA.NCI8CO, Oat. XEXT TOKK, X, V, Fia Syitui- - Co. with tho medi- GEORGE KING, DMJGCtST, ssm2L. ST, CHARLES, KENTUCKY. Nice Linn of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded MmiMnmmwM. KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES, Wounded His Tenant. Hopkinsville, Ky., Sept. 5. Harvey Redman, foreman on the farm of C. W. Ransom, near shot and wounded Peter Lcavell, a colored tenant on the Wesley farm Sunday evening. Leavell, Peter's brother went to Ransom's house and got into a dispute with Ransom over the to bacco crop, and Peter was going to his help when Redman secured a pistol, and, going to Ransom's assistance, opened fire on Peter Leavell. The ball went through his lung and lodged near the back bone. The wound is very dangerous and will probably prove fatal. Ken-nady, U '(he Assembly Hall is brilliantly lighted now with incandescent in numelectric lights, twenty-siber. It was as bright as the noonday, on Sunday evening at Christian Endeavor and the services held by Rev. C. C. Hall. The lights were giving at least twenty candle power, sq that the total exceeded qoo candle power with all lamps burning. x Mr. L. II. O'Brien, in his ca pacity as foreman of the L. & N. shops here, thinks that the flooding rain of Tuesday afternoon was more effective than a pronunciamento from the City Health Officer, backed up by the August City Council, one of whom he is which. Certain un. sanitary conditions in that neighborhood could only be corrected by a paved sewer or a flood, and the flood came. DRINKS Five Gents. PLAIN SOD, SODA. 1 ICE CREAM s ? fr:..n 9 UAMr 4 NEW FOUNTAIN AT V&j6&&! nnv,o rnnrrMW ruAO uuvufiiu. In a Stone Coffin. Richmond, Ky., Sept. 2. In a Ky., Sept. 6. YesRichmond, 1'. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. Utah, Washington, Omaha, We, the undersigned, have known l' J, terday was the biggest court day ponderous stone coffin, weighing Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe has had in years. There 1,800 pounds, prepared several Richmond bim perfectly honorable in all business St. Paul, Nebraska, transactions and financially able to carry Tobacco Barn Burned. were between 3,000 and 4,000 years ago, by his own direction, all out any obligation mado by their firm. Hopkinsvillc, Ky., Sept. 5 cattle on the market, 2,000 sheep that is mortal of Stephen Lang-forBlack Hills, West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, ToFor ledo, o. Waldino, Kinnam $ Marvin, John W. Barker, of Kentucky, and traders here from all over a wealthy and eccentric citiVIA Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, this county, lost a new tobacco Eastern and Central Kentucky. zen of Clay's Ferry, this county, acting directly on the upon the blood and barn, full of tobacco of the finest Good prices were realized, several who died last night, will be laid Louis mucous surfaces of tba system. quality, while firing the weed. buncher of cattle bringing as much to rest at 3 o'clock. New In Earlington. Something Sold by Druggists, 73c. VESTIBULED TRAINS, Hall's Family Fills are the best. The loss is estimated at 2,000. Deceased began life as a as 5 cents. M. Victory & Co., always SLEEPERS. DINING GARS, J. on the pike and amassed a Mr. Charles Egloff left Sunday A Clever Trick. abreast of the times, have introfortune valued at 60,000. CHAIR GARS for Cincinnati, where he will visit, I It certainly looks like, but there is really duced a new feature in the shoe during the G. A. R. Encampment, no trick about it. Anybody can try it who M. RUaO, TRAV. PASSH AQENT, ST. LOUIS, a . nr. ilitn'R Snrnra Cum Balsam la a scientific For Infants and Children. business. They have purchased a F. HOWARD ELLIOTT, OCN'L MQR., 8T. LOUIS, MO, remedy based on modern dlacoverles and comhis four daughters and numerous has Lama Back and Weals Kidneys, MaStand and secured 1. U(. WAKCLCY. PASS'R AQT., ST. LOUIS. fine The Kind You Have Always Bought pounded by chemists ot renown who have glTea turoatandlune diseases allfeatudy. Aikjon The oldest daugh- laria or nervous troubles. Wo mean be and in the drusclst to procure It for you it not In stock. an expert himself right away by taking can cure Bold In two sties. 25c. and 10c For RevenueOnly. Boars tho ter he has not seen for twenty-tw-BO YEARS' Electric Bitters. This medicine tones up future all shoes purchased of them Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. EXPERIENCE Louisville Post. years. Charlie wore a look of the whole system, acts as a stimulant to Slgnaturo of will be shined free of cost. This Gen. "Joe" deep pleasure anticipated as he Liver and Kidneys, is a blood puriGer and Gen. Boynton, R. A. Holloway, of Henderson, is filling a long felt want, and the boarded the tram. He went at the nerve tonic. It cures Constipation, HeadWar Stamps. and Mike Levy, of Spottsville, Wheeler and Gov. Black are united people of Earlington will evidently urgent request of his daughters, ache, Fainting Spells, Sleeplessness and have each hied petitions of bank- in saying, after an investigation, appreciate their liberality and enwho were anxious to sec him after Melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a Washington, D. C, Star. business ruptcy. "The that the condition of tlie army is terprise by purchasing their shoes so many years. mild laxative, and restores the system to Trade Marks not at all desperate, and in showTry Electric Bitters never had a bigger boom than it its natural vigor. nr.inNS s snoe store. They motf Olio's Spruce Gum Balsam the colds, Couched ajYenri. RnpvniQUTB &C remedy lor coujjlu, "specials" written in at this and reliable ing that the and be convinced that they are a miracle has now," explained a prominent ko,cA,nd,dMCriEi0,IiPiZ Anyono tending claim they can fit any foot in the I suffered for 95 years with a cough, and er.mii, and all soreness of the throat, chest and s New York garrets by spent hundreds ot dollars with doctors and worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Cnly philatelist no a Star reporter, "in Iuul'h. karire bottles, 25c. and SOc county, and will guarantee anyHandbook Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. tloni itrtct r conadentfsl. for .ecurlnj on I'atenM for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. 50 c a bottle at St, Bernard Drug Store. of the internal-revenu- e strange mixture of lies and consequence patent. are a ient fro. Oldcit agency Mnnn A Co. rocotT thing they sell to be just as repreThis r.'medy makts Dell's I'atenu taken through cbargo, In tba made for purposes of in war stamps manufactured weak lungs strong. It has saved my life. The Board of Commissioners half truths to carry the tptclal nottef, without Shackelford. sented. They claim J. D, Roseil. Grantsburg, 111. scrctimtc Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 5. Mr. accordance with the recent law. for the Western Kentucky Asylum revenue only. best line of Men's, Ladies' ana A hAndiomelr llluitratod weeWr. TArfteat ttr The stamp collectors think that held its regular session Tuesday. A Soldier's Funeral. in the county. Termi, Sam J. Shackelford was sworn in Children's Shoes FOR SALE. year I four mohtbs. IL Bold byall nemdealerj. and be conHenderson, Sept. 5. The re- as clerk of the Court of Appeals the stamp collections will take up school shoes The Eagle, King of all Birds. MUNN&Co.38'BfMdw'' New York One farm containing 200 acres, Try their mains of Private George N. Hicks, today, succeeding Mr. A. Addams. over over $200,000 worth of is noted for Its keen sight, clear and UnUJCUvUiW, (M v ok nBtiv",-.- -. acres in cultivation, 50 acres vinced. of company H. Third Kentucky, So are those persons who 150 timber, good dwelling-house- s was present when stamps. Already orders have been Mrs. Shackleford in who died of typhoid fever at Newreceived from all parts of Europe, use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak two .good News, were brought here at Mr Shackleford took the oath, from trade and private collectors eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granu and good port lated lids, bold Dy an dealers at 35 cents. tobacco barns, shedded. All buildadministered by Judge noon today. me lunerai was which was Plenty ings in good condition. Mr. held with military honors from Hazelrigg. Shackleford's as well, although it is hardly Watch Lost. stock water. Good cistern at known yet in many parts of EuAmong the deputies, R. L. Greene, Gus W. the Baptist church. Lost between Earlington and house. Good orchard for sale. were some of his coma new set of internal Lying one and Richardson and Capt. W. T. rope that Madisonvillc on Sunday morning Terms reasonable. abrades who are here on leave of revenue stamps has been ordered. last, an open faced gold watch one-hamiles southeast of Dixon, were also sworn in. Havens, W. S. MILLER, JR.. sence. f miles It is estimated mat ttiere are in with gold chain attached, proba Kv.. and ono and Manager. Weak Dyes are Made Stronjj, thii country alone 60,000 stamp bly near Monarch mines. When west of Vanderburg, adjoining W. OUR GUARANTEE $100.00 IN OOLD. had on the end a D. Ramsey's farm, on road leading clear, styes removed and collectors. If they all include in- lost the clian We will pay One Hundred Dollar! In Goldfof dim vision made granulated lids or toro eyes of any kind clude revenue with their postage peach seed basket charm. any and eTerrcaseof cough and colds vrber Will lrom Dixon to Liberty. For any benefit Is derived front the use of Dr. Otto'a speedily and effectually cured by the use no information call on W. S. Overby, Spruce Oum Halsam. It contains nothing In. of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. It's put stamps it is easy to be seen what pay suitable reward for return. BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE jurloui and Is so pleasant to take. Ucwara of Y. Q. Walker, on said farm, or write to him at on a guarantee by all an amount of stamps they will up in tubes and sold Imitations. IN LOUISVILLE. Madisonville, Ky. Dixon, Ky. need to supply them." good druggists. Sold by St, Bernard Drag btoro. Qood Notice, I have a very handsome piano on exhibition at the residence of Mr. James Fcgan, of Earlington. I should be glad to have any person interested in the purchase of a piano,' call at Mr. Fcgan's and examine the piano. E. Hinns, Madisonvillc, Ky. has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases ot tho Throat, Chest lungs are surely cured by it. Call on St. Bernard druggist, and get a trial bottle free. Regular size 50c and Jr. Every Every bottle guaranteed, or price re- Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Tho best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, funded. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Tiles or no pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money relunded. i'rice 25c per Dox. tor Sale by St. Bernard Dm? Store. Prices for Cattle. d, rock-break- er CASTOR A ST? Hon. Geo. W. Jolly made a speech at the Fair grounds, Owens-boron the occasion of the celebration of Labor Day. Hon. Henry D. Allen, R. W. Slack and J. B. Clark were the other speakers of the day. Ten negroes were arrested at Corydon, charged with the murder of William Wilson and landed in jail at Henderson. Some of them have been released. The "Texas" road will run special trains to the Owcnsboro fair this fall and the L. & K. has made special rates and will run special trains from Bowling Green. The public schools of Henderson opened Monday with a flag raising and the singing of patriotic airs at each of the public school buildings. Addresses were made by Judge Jno. F. Lockett, W. J. Peters, Elder E. J. Willis and A. O. Stanley. Judge Dorsey delivered a very strong charge to the Grand Jury at Henderson upon the question of murder. There are five murder cases docketed for the present term of th Henderson circuit court. More than 100 criminal cases are docketed for the Henderson circuit court now in session. Hartford has again fought the local option battle in an election held last Saturday. The election held in June last was held to be invalid upon some technicality. The majority for the drys was 13 Tho town has four on Saturday. whose licenses run almost saloons a year. Mr. R. C. Watkins, traveling freight agent of the Illinois Cen tral Railroad, who was injured by the explosion of a heater in one of the coaches of that road some months ago, has gone to New York for expert medical treat- ment. Mrs. Ada Layne, a popular of Hopkinsville, was thrown from her buggy and painfully inShe and jured Tuesday morning. her two children were thrown out as the horse ran away and made a turn. Neither child was hurt, but she received a deep scalp wound and! was severely bruised. o, for empty casks, barrels, boxes, cretes and other receptacles of freight. Capt. Ed Sencerbox, who was engineer on the E. & G. branch railroad, and who, according to the Elkton Progress, made his last run in June, 1897, died last Sunday afternoon at Elkton. He had been an invalid from rheumatism and kidney trouble. He was forty-eigyears of age and leaves a wife and two interesting children. isiecs German liver Cures INDIGESTION Tfu entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to. Your Taxes Should be paid to the city tax collector, Mr. J. T. Barnett without delay if you have not already paid. It is nearly time for another assessment and many have not paid their tax for 1897. The collector has been lenient and the time is past when all tax should be paid under the requirements of the law. Let's all do our duty and make it easier for the city collector. Dan Murphy fell from a trestle in the dark Tuesday night and bruised his right shoulder painfully. His face was cut also but not seriously. Dan was navigating in the dark back of the railroad shops and missed his footing, falling headlong about 12 feet. His escape was fortunate. Better Than A Klondike dold Mine. Good health la priceless when once lost When you have a alight cold or coutrh Invest 25c. In a bottle of Dr. Otto'a Spruce Gum Balsam, the returns are greater than ahalf Interest In an Alaska gold mine, as irold cannot buy lot gealth. Beware of a slleht cold. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Capltsl Stock Paid In, $50,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN m?mmmmm Price, 25 Cents. Surplus Fund $20,000. 1807.1 JNO. G. MORTON, The advantages ot a bank account are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking they know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safety it the bank is a good one. There's convenience-th- e money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket. BANKER. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY The First Kentucky Regiment will not be returned home and mustered out. The announcement to that effect was only another yellow lie of a sensational newspaper. WHITTEMORE'S IfiTTM i BEST TRAINS wm .V 4 vv "Dksi wjmm TO Kansas City, Montana, Colorado, Pacific Coast, mil-ine- r, RUSSET SHOES JEt"' St. or Chicago, (). Boot-blac- k OEN-- M grand-childre- boot-blac- o jgZfZZjT lta&bAtp! n .14. stamp-collectio- iiHoins jimtncmL w . first-clas- pliM-n.- it penny-a-liner- y. distin- 0 ct-vision. y WILLARD HOTEL pall-beare- rs lf one-hal- i, i 9 U O Jbi,iiJttLu X.KLI Ten Cents This Includes THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON XI, THIRD QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 11. BUYS ANY OF OUR Text of tho lesson, Amos vl, 8 (To 111. 3-- SUMMER DRESS GOODS. All of pcrnnco Ison) Memory Verses, Golden Text, Isa. xxvlll, 7 Commentary by tho Iter. 1). SI. Stearns. 1. "C01110 1st i i s s BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. Our IniDorted Organdies, Worth i2jc to 25c. ALL IMEW IPATTErciMS. ANDERSDN & WALLER, MADISOIUVILLE, KENTUCKY. AN OPEN LETTER WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS 'OUR EIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND ' PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK. To MOTHERS. PITCHER, I, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that on every has borne and does now bear ofQt&ffi&&&p wrapper. signature the This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is on ie the hind you have always bought DR. SAMUEL ? fac-simi- le per. No one has authority from me to use my The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher and has the signature of QiZi&yfy&c&X j wrap- name except is President. Do Not Be Deceived. Do not a cheap (because gredients endanger the life of your child by accepting substitute which some druggist may offer you he makes a few more pennies on it), the inof which even he does not know. BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF "The Kind Ton Have Always Bought" Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. THC 6SS CtNTAUHCOUrNT, TT MURRAY STRICT, MW TOUR CITT. r" MEDICINE I I A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. c for the Mil TB A New HK--.B I IftM VI ISO . k consideroth and turneth nway from all his transgressions ho shall surolylivo; ho shall not dio. " Consideration leads to conviction, and conviction to conversion. It was not until David, under Nathan's awful declaration, "Thou art tho man," was thus convicted of his sinfulness that ho cried out to God in sorrow and ropentanco for.forgivcuesu. ir that theso Tabules do not have tho tendency to loss of nualitina or riimtmitinn nf vl 3. Ropentanco includes sorrow and cellenee from exposure that might nt nrst have been expected. Inasmuch as, under favorable conditions, those that havo lain looso In a draweRi n traveling bag or pocket grief for sin. Sorrow is not ropentanco, for several weeks or months are found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious as ever. but it always accompanies it. Wo may Acting upon these suggeMlons, and noting particularly tho nnlmpatred prosperity of bo sorry for sin nnd not repent of it, rreat newspapers nowaold for a cent Instead of tho old rate ot five times that amount, nnd the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, the but wo will not ropent of it without Dcompany havo entered upon the experiment of putting up III pans Tabules In pasteboard cartons, which they will ofTer to the trade upon terms which will permit of a packago oing sorry for it. lielng sold by the tlnigglst or storekeeper at a price lower than crer before adopted for !). Ropentanco is turning from sin to n p iprlct&ry medicine FIVE CKNTS ten tabules, or doses, for f a cent company will not discontinue tho manufacture nnd sale In the form witheach. The which God. Theso nro tho two essential the people hivo learned to know nnd value tho Itlpans Tabules, but will offer the cheaper sort expcrlmentally-f- or the leueIltof such as maydeslro them. It should be plainly of repentance, Tho sinner is conunderstood that tho quality ot the medicine Is Identical In both sorts, tho only difference Iwlng In the form and comparative cost of packing or. putting up. Thefteccnt pack, victed of liia sinfulness, ho is sorry for ages aro not yet to bo had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any drug-giit, nnd then Uo turns from it to God. will obtain n supply when requested by n customer to do so t but In any caso n single carton, containing ten tabules. will be sent, postage paid, to any address for Ave cents In With grief and hatred for his sin, tho stamps, forwarded to the Itlpans Chemical Co., No. 10 Spruce Bt, New York. Until the good aro thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will bo supplied at a sinner turns from it unto God nnd enprice which will allow them a fair margin of trout, vis. t dozen cartons for 40 cents. 12 iUzen(UI cartons) for (TJJ deavors afterward now obedienco. This tl 32. S gross a cartons) f or S20.52. 23 cross 13.CW cartons) for ftllll Pish ivlt ti tlin rirvlae v viuwi suvivi; sons vwm " "" is ropentanco as Scripturally defined. To Israol tho Lord said: "Ropent nnd Bj IflnISSSSasBBVisaaiBtBBBBBmSjTjSB- -IMS! turn yoursolvcs from all your transTil SlSSSSSSSl gressions, so iniquity will not bo your ruin. Cast nway from you nil your transgressions, whereby yo havo sAArAAsAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAsrAAAJU and luako you a now heart nnd I Arthur 0. Lankan.', JohnB. Castleman, Breckinridge itleman. a now spirit. " A now hoart and n now "ft spirit would result in n now lifo. Paul said to tho goutilcs, "Ropent and turn ! to God and do works meet for ropentanco. " Ropentanco is not only ceasing to do ovil, but nlso learning to do well. It is both turning from sin nnd turning tb God. Havo wo ropentod? Ilnvo wo folt sorry for sin, turned from sin, and nro wo serving God? Ropentanco is n The Larcs Fire Insurance Company in the World. personal matter botween us nnd God. It brings God's pardon and forgiveness for Docs the Largest Business Transacted in Kcntnclty sin. Tho nbseuco of it causes tho penalty for sin to fall upon our own heads. Lot Docs the Largest Bussncss Transacted in the Southern Stales. us theroforo repont, turn to God nnd do voll. works moot for rcpeutanco. Diblo Readings. Job xl, 18, 14; Isa. Don't Worry. Jcr. iv, 1; xxxi, lv, Barbee & Castleman, What docs your nuxioty do? It does i, Ezok. xiv, G; IIos. vi, xiv, not empty tomorrow, brother, of Its BoMath, Zoch. i, B, l;Mal. Hi, EARLINGTON. KY. MANAGERS. rrow; but, nh, it empties today ot its Mark i, 11, 15; Luko iii, Southern Department, Etrongtbl It docs not mnko yon cscapo ill, 1, 2; 08; Rov. Resident Agent for Earlington and Aots ii, ii, C, 10. Vicinity. i liomeuuice uotmviile, Ky,. t tboovil; It makes yon unfit tocopo with it when it comes. Itdoos not bless Tho Vlco or Unrest. Vvw WVWWWSVWWWVWVVWWWWVW WM""'yh,wwrYvrYJilmwlyffyvyYV u tfvyyr tomorrow, nnd it robs today, for ovory Unrest is not modern. It isns nnciont day has Its own burden. God gives us as tho carnal mind. Carnal unrest canpower to bear nil tho sorrows of His not bo removed by resting from work. lirfZj A uurA riT'J! ntl making, but J.Io doos not givo tho power Wo cannot rost from worry till wo nro to boar tho Borrows of our own making, cleansed from carnality. Too many nro WE HAVE SPARED which tho anticipation of sorrow most too lazy now to need nny exhortation to NO assuredly is. Iau Mnolareu. rest from work, oven undor tho plausi-bi- o guiso of dovoting working timo to Tho American rolicf committee pro To mak'e our Funeral poso to establish an orphanago nt Khar-pu- t, worship. Wo may pray too littlo, wo Turkoy, with contributions from may worry too much, but wo can hardEquipment the best in. young peoplo's societies. ly work too muoh. Dr. Adam Olarko this part of the State. said that tho old proverb about having A Bholtcr for tho workingmcu of to built this winter by tho too many irons in tho flro was au nboni-inabl- o Anything and everyold lio. Havo all iu it shovel, Salvation Array. Thcro nxo reported to fco 100 Christian tongs nnd pokor. Christian Standard. thing you want in livery Eudoavor societies in tho Bolfast disIt is much mora easy to disboliovo trict, Ireland. ALWAYS than to believe. This is obvious on tho dido of reason, but it is also truo on THE LOWEST. & ARNOLD. thnt of tho spiiit, for to disboliovo is in s9v"J fl TsJsiH.lUsBMasCJsK3J'Jli-4i accordance rith environment or cusLUKth HHlHfc Alt tlbt 1AIIS. I Qdosi Congh Hjrup. Tastes Uood. CfO I tom, wliiln t lieliovo ncci'Eriitntca a in nme. noid of druggist. li EARLINGTON.KY. ei ftpiiitiir.l r 11 tlii iiangiuntion. Pro- uiMl.thMrnrernratlnn tlma anr should be In nccoruanco with tho latest er(ected methods of modern aclmce.thctaljule packed In class, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Ktcn the corks used have boon of a grade sohlsh In In requirements that no manufacturer of these ererr day stoppers could supply more than a small proportion from Ms output that trould meetI the exacting specifications. Tho r'ass rials were in turn packed In boxes of nauallty not suroasscd In beautr and rerf cciton nf wnrkmanshinhv fiuAiicvi iiv th most fastidious dealers In Jewclsand ornamcntsofgold. IlaTlngscttbelrhlghstandard. nnd never consenting to vary from It, the proprietors resorted to the accepted modern methods or making their commodity known, and sercn hundred thousand ilollnri Invested within !Ko years In newspaper advertising has informed crery American citizen concerning the superior and surprising qualities ofltlpans Tabules. Doing thoughtful and nalnstaklng nbsbners of the changed condltlors that sweep world ana orerine commercialprosecution carerui 10 note erery circumstance having a bearing upon the suceosaf ill of their trade, tho manager of the company hare noted that there Is a present Insistent demand for a lower ptlco for every article that lvat,ttt-- t u. '!.. uubuci MU uuiiumii us.-- . U1IU lUUfc L11Q JWl'Uie OJIOC best of everything, resent being called upon to pay heavy percenta Tort company of manufacturing chemists, tho Jtlpans Chemical Company, placed upon the market about flvo )njn uun medicinal tablet or "tabulo" composed of comprised powdered prcparatlun i n rtuln medicinal drugs which had been asccr talned 10 be of mora general uso nznuuu uutlical men than any other, fur the cure or al lorlatloniif uch IIU common to man n. hato I heir origin In an Impaired digestion or vreakei caDacttr for assimilating footl.aliorbinir nourishment and c llmlnatinir vroite. Tho ca.jloxuu of Ilia Included undtr this lni.il Is said to lncludo pretty nearly every dlaeaf jir which the physician U called upon to prescribe. In preparing their standard remeil. for the ncceDtancoof tho American lieonfa thecomnanr jaia down the nrincftiln that e erj thing 1 nterlug Into tho pocket should Lo of tho highest rradc, and so prepared and protected as to retain Its qualities intact end unimpaired through any ixUnded lADsflof climate. Cmlr thocholcest ilruffs should ba in J I one-hal- 1 11 iu Royal Insurance Co. Of Lviverpool (chapter vlll,"). 0, "For I desired mercy nnd not sacrifice, and thoknowledgoot God moro than burnt offering." Sacrificowas instituted when God in mercy gavo to man redemption garments (Gen. ill, 21), thus foreshadowing tho Eticrlflco on Calvary whcroln was manifest tho groat lovo of God to sinners. God doslros not Eacrlfico, for tho blood of bulls and goats cannot tako nwny sin (Ps. si, 0; II, 10; Hob. ix, 12). Ho does not ask gifts nor religious favors from tboso who fancy themsolvos righteous, but Ho desires to glvo redemption freely, by tho sacrlfico of HImsolf, to all who will reecho nim. Whon wo learn to know God nnd His lovo nnd His way, wo novcr think to offer Him anything to win His favor or In nny wny propltlnta Him, but accepting His propitiation, Josus Christ our Lord, wo ylold ourselves to Illm, n living mid will sacrlfico, bought by Ills blood. 7, "But thoy, Uko Adam (margin), havu trnnsgrcssod tho covenant; thcro havo thoy dealt treacherously against me." On God's part nil is perfect perfect Iono nnd grnco nnd faithfulness for tho undeserving. Tho break and tho falluro nro always upon man's part. Vet God changes not; Ho nbldoth faithful and is over tho samo(Mnl. Ill, 0). Although thoy woro guilty ot nil manner of sin as rocorded In tho next chapter nnd olsowhoro, yet Ills cry to thorn was, "O Israol, return unto tho Lord thy God; I will heal tholr backsliding; I will lovo thorn frooly" (chapter siv, 1,4). 8. "Gllcad lsn city of thorn that work iniquity, and is polluted with blood." Gllcad was noted for Its spices (don. xxxvll, 23; Jor. vlll, 22), but now it was anything but n pleasant odor to God. Even tho priests woro full of iniquity, as stated in tho noxt verso, and yet thoy sought to cover up tholr Iniquity by their sacrifices as if God could not read their heart. God will rocolvo n slnnor, however great his sins, it only tho sinner will confess his sins and turn from thorn to God. "Only noknowlodgo thlno iniquity; turn, O backsliding children," nro His entreaties to His erring pcoplo (Jor. ill, 13, 11). With cords of n man and bands of lovo (IIos. xl, 4), oven His great lovo in tho man that is His follow (Zocb. sill, 7) did God sock to draw this pcoplo to Himself. If only wo can bo broken down to sco our own nnd nothingness and in our weakness tako hold ot His strength, all will bo holp-lessno- nnd lot us return unto tho Lord, for IIo hath torn and IIo will licnl us; IIo hath sinltton and Ho will bind us up." Thotoploof this lesson Is "Sinful Indulgonco," and It Is assigned ns tho quarterly tompcrnnco Icseoii, It Is posslhlo that tho coiunilttoo meant tho first eight worses of chapter II, for there Is n ltfcronco In crso 6 to Lotties of wine. Hut wo shall In our meditation upon tlicsa orscs consider the book as n wholo nnd thus gnthor what 0 can of tho mind of tho Lord. Hoscn In Israel was contemporary with Isnlnh In Judah, ns will appear by comparing Isa. I, 1, with IIos. I, 1. Tho Krcat sin of both Judah nnd Israel as that of turning nwny from tho Lord, ns Is simply stntod In Jcr. II, 13, and Clod's constant cry to thorn was thnt they should turn to lllin again. Soo .Tor. Ill, 1, 7, 13, 11, 2; lv, 1, etc. This Iloscn urges thorn to do In tho first versa of our lesson, Identifying himself with them In their sins, ns did all tho prophets, typifying our Lord Jesus, who took our sins upon lllin that Ho might snvo us. Soo Dan. Ix, 5, A, 8, etc., and II Cor. v, SI; I i'ct. 11,21. 3. "After two days will Hurovho us, In tho third day Ho will rnlso us up, and wo shall Ilvo In His sight." All prophecy Is full of n glorious future for Israol when tholr sins shall bo blotted out, nnd thoy shnll be n righteous nation beforo God In tho midst of tho earth (Isa. Is, 01; Jcr. xxxl, 03, HI). In Kzok. xxxvll, 12, 13, nnd D.in. sll, 1, 2, this restoration of Israel Is associated with resurrection. It Is possl-blthnt In this Torso thtro Is n looking back to Isaao being given back to Abra-hni- n on tho third day, n looking forward to tho resurrection of Christ on tho third day nnd to tho restoration of Israol two days or 2,000 years nftor tholr scattering. Noto nlso tho references to tho third doy In tho Ilio nnd in tho teaching of our Itonl and tnko ns n constant prayer "That I may know Him nnd tho pewcr of His resurrection" (Phil. Ill, 10). 0. "Thon shnll wo know if wo follow on to know tho Lord; His going forth is prepared ns tho morning." It Is written In John vll, 17, "If nny man will do Ills will, ho shnll know." Thcro must bo n forgottlng and n pressing on If wo would know Him (Phil, ill, 13). Israel row wonry of Dim nnd of His teachings nnd guldlngs, and thoy loft off to tako licod to tho Lord, forgot His law, joined themselves to idols and doalt trench, rously ngnlnst tho Lord (chapters lv,0, 10; ,4, 7). All lntoinperanco in meat or drink or in tho plcasuros or occupations ot llfo Is duo to n lack of tho knowlcdgo of God. His coming in glory, which is doubtless Included In Ills "going forth ns tho morning" Is tho purifying hopo ot John 111, 3. 4. "O Ephrnlm, what shnll I do unto thcor O Judah, what shall I do unto tlioof For your goodness Is ns n morning cloud nnd ns tho early dow it gocth nwny." Kphrnlm stands for Israel, tho ten tribes. God tried ovcry way to win them, but tholr piety was transient ns n morning cloud dispersed by tho rising sun (xll!, 3). Thoy orlod unto tho Lord, even howled upon their beds, but It was not with tholr heart, and whon they assomblcd them solves, apparently to worship God, it was roally for corn and wlno or, in other words, to cat and drink for tholr own pleasure-(chapteAll, 14). Thoy did not know that tho Lord gavo thorn tholr corn and wino and silver nnd gold which thoy used upon Baal. 6. "Theroforo havo I howedthem by tho prophets; I havo slain them by tho words of my mouth, nnd Thy judgments nro ns tho light that gocth forth. " They considered not that all their doings wcro beforo God's fa co (.1I, 2), nnd thnt Ho saw tholr divided htart (x, 2). Through tho proph-ot- s by His word, which is Uko n flro nnd n hammer that brcakoth tho rock In pieces (Jor. xxill, 20), Ho had sought to break tholr prldo and their robolllon, but tholr doings would not suffer them to turn unto their God (chapter v, 4, margin). Many know what thoy ought to do nnd know of God's lovo to them nnd claims upon them, but tboy stop their cars and harden their hearts nnd prefer their plcasuros of sin for n season. They will not bcllovo that ns thoy sow so shall they reap, and they that sow tho wind shall reap tho whirlwind o r Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE JAMES s s Wholesale fl 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Tennessee. Kentucky. S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, 34? W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tcnn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. General Office, Earlington, Kentucky. Branch. Offices. K. i ? u 2THR0UQH VESTIBULED TRAINSOAILY THROUM- - LOVE, Manngcr, NASHVILLE JP CHICAGO. I iIkiUs3sfH cars mmmu rnon NtWORLEANS f.P.JEFfRIE5.G.P.4 0lUlil!LHAN.G5A NA5rlVIUE,TNH. evVIJXfjlNk' JU W A. NISUEl , rreiident t) W. WADllll L. OkiIiIbi i T. HESSER, Hauser Building, Aseamts JOHN 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, BRIDGMAN, Room 111. $t. Louis, Mo.; J. W. I THE FAMOUS NQ. 3 CDAU For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE BANK I 2 Madisonvii Captai SlockM 1.1 Kv. $50,000. Transacts a gemrM banking busincis and invites tho accounts of tho citizen: of Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has tha finest and most secure vault in that section ot Kentucky Market. Young man, dress up. w BRUSHED GOKE FOR BASE BURNERS HMD FURNHBES. Why buy High-price- d Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. ft Don't be a fop, but look well dressed. Our Tailor Made Clothing is well and artisti- 3 ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY S $$ff$$$ fc $ite ffc$i cally made. Wc have stacks of samples. Genuine good: at reasonable prices CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. ur (Joloi'ed (Mfi?ens. loplo Tor tho Week Sept. d. r All communications ani nuuers of newt Comment by lte. 8. H. Doyle. Topic "llopcntnnco nml conversion what tsiiiln 10 Ibis column should bo a.lilressnl to Gso. Alziamdk. KJilinmon, K ro they xvill j 2iMB; Act xxvl. 19, 2a Repcntanco nuil conversion nro essenMr. and Mrs. Minsoa Uiiley, of Greentially similar lu meaning. Thoy refer ville, are visiting tho family of Jamss Of to tho turning, to tho cbnuging, of ft The average acreage planted in man, nnder conviction nutl sorrow for fult. School opened with over one hundred tobacco sin, from sin to tho scrvico of God. in Wisconsin this year was Rcpeutanco may suggest moro vividly pupds Monday. 7,150, as against 6,475 last year. tho inward feelings and emotions unpreached Dr. O'Neal, ol Henderson, The production of last year, 7,243,-00- 0 der such nn experience, and conversion Sunday night and lectured Monday tho chango in tho outward lifo, but for pounds, will, it is said, be night at the A. M. E. Church. all practical purposos both words greatly exceeded by this year's Rev. G. O. Walker is on the sick list. tho enmo inward emotions and The late tobacco is turning ontward actions. Mis. Washington, of New Albany, is in crop. In tho rcferenco in Ezekiel tho Lord the city. out the best part of the crop. Himself tolls us what ropentanco is. In Rev. Dorsey, of Louisville, is with us that from tho Acts Paul describes it, ARRIVED AT CANDIA. and n comparison of tho passages will again. show that Paul's theology is correct. Rev. T. H. Merriweilucr U on the sick TI10 llrltlsli llatlleshlp Caiuperdorrn anil KCpentauco nnd conversion as describ- list Heteral Oilier Warships Arrive at ed in theso passages includo conviction tho Kcruo of Trouble. Mrs. D. Cavanaugh returned home I.mt of sin, sorrow for sin, turning from sin, week from a visit lo HopLinsville. Cniulln, Island ot Crete, Sept. 7. turning to God. 1. Ropentanco necessarily includes Charlie Osborne got his collar bone Tin; llrillHli bultleiiliip CnmiHirdown, liming 011 iKinrd Sir A. llfllottl, the conviction of sin. No ono will torn Drokcn Sunday nigbt. llritixli coimul nt Cnncn, hns nrrhed from sin except ho is first convinced Mrs. Annie Prltchett is on the sick list. Ihtc. Keenil other nrxhips limo that ho is n sinner. "Whon tho wicked man turnctli away from his wickedness Mrs. Fannie Pitzpatrick is sick at this iiIko iciu'hcd this port, reinforccnicnta of blue jnukctx li:ic been landed, nnd ho shall save his soul. Because ho writing. Miss (Jatewood was called to Russellville Sunday to attend the funeral of her broth Governor Bradley may send out still another hospital train to gather up the sick Kentucky soldiers at Moutank Point, the Long Island College Hospital and Fort Mcl'hcr-son- . ilfiferNews. qrATinvn l'littiburith Cincinnati SL I'nuL Memphis otUre. U hours. (.0 I 8T Chantro Ualn (all In Si hri. .HO Davenport Loulsrlllc. Cairo Now Orleans Vil T Trace. 28 T.l 5.3 9.5 6.4 35 40 OS 0.0 18 00 072 .01 1.40 .14 T St. Bernard Gen'l Store. Vou OS -- Ot -- 0 8 OJ T .M Arc Gokg Norm, Aro Coma Cwt Arc Golrg Are Going T If You THE MARKET REPORT. WKDNESDAY, Kept. T. If You o. asf, I'fes-t- ; S clear, fiCJaiW. atraUrut. -- No. 2 rel. 87,lM),c; No. mtzctl, 30c, No. 2. 2!Hc St. Oraln and Provisions. If You No.Shtt, ery, jh, J,6ial 30&30HO. Ilioaiia Wheal Oats- -t (now): runcHxtc ticket? via Corn-N- vt Hoy-Prel- rle, timothy, steam, r&OOL 15.6037 50; llutler-Cream- 17.0X38.50. clear &.W37.00; mixed, 153IJHC. Kggs-rro- 4.05c. Ilacon-Ex- tra to: clear, Wheat-Putu- ret washed. MS77H. 6c, Pork Now natulan! joe, aborts, 5c; clear ribs, all packed. Wool Choloo tub LOUIBVIlLC.iNA3lfVr.lC AND ii),a 17aiHc; dairy, Lanl-rrl- ma timothy, now, closed September, MMent December, B3o2Kc b; May, We. Corn-Futu- res closed. September, M)fo nj December, M)(c, May, 8OK00. CiiiCAGO-Opc- nln quotation!: Wheat Sep. tembcr opened at CIVe, weakened toCltf, advanced to 63V, then reacted to tiic December started at WSG8OK0, sold up to eoOTOXe, then settled back to Mile Corn December began at SOliOSOXc, declined to 30HG30,Hc then recovered to 30Hc Oats-M- ay opened at Provisions-Decem111,'c, then uptoZIXc. pork opened at i&37Kc, sold up to 15.(0, then reacted to IA4S. October lard started at 11.72,, declined to 119701.70, .then advanced to M.40. October ribs bciran at (5.00, Improved to 13 20, then nettled back to I3.I7K. ber Wbcat-Sep-tem- bcr, n. n. eo SXCUP.O nn early restoration of quiet is expected. The Ilritish Mr. Cnrlo-clilnwiih killed during yeHtcrdny'ff of Safety, The Maxmum of Speed, Tho Maxmum of Comfort, The Minimum of Raica. The Maxmum Roles, Time nnd all other InfortnaUuu be cheerfully funiUhcl by C. P. ATMORC, o. p. A., wrin flKhtlnir. Miss Mary Kenown is very sick. Come out tonight and hear tho preach, Itohboil br n Clmncli Chicago Acquaintance. ing at Assembly Hall, " Chicago, Sept. 7. A. O. Ellinjrs-ortWhat is the milter with the Morion's n retired merchant of Mnn Gap news ? Chester, England, who is making n We will have an excursion from Kvans-vill- c tour of the United States, was robbed Of $500 by it clmnce acquaintance. Tho Sunday. horubbery occurred in 11 down-tow- n Some of lhebOg were on the le), the location of which KUlngswortli Sunday night at Pate's. was unable to give. war-path h, ts A HYMN OF VICTORY. It is wonl Silent musket, shell and gun, Flash the tiding east and westl Dells of all the Christian lands, Clap our mighty iron hands, Love has succored the distressed. War is done) Might was right In the fierce and stubborn fighll While tho stars waved o'er the fleet God was sitting on His throne; Freedom battled not alone; Lightnings from the judgment seat Smolo men's sightl FounJ nt tho llottom of a Well. St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 7. Tuesday nfternoon Thomas Stufflebenn, a farmer near this place, shot his Llro Stock Market. Hugh Jlarlcss. Stuillcbcan came to tho St. Louis -- Cattle Faney oxports, 15.15a city nnd gave himself up to tho sheriff. 5.55, butchers', H.2535.00; stoekora, 50a4.1S; A searching cows and helfora, 12 5031.25. Hnrless disappeared. 13 55U3 90; Ilghta, party found his body In a well on tho S3.45ft3.85; butchera'a hog,range at ts.0034. 10; Sheep-Prl13.4033.80. place. It Is supposed ho fell 1n tho spring lambs, (3. per 100 lbs. houses. well while trying to get a drink. son-in-laHotcs-Pock- lng, cca 753-3,2- So; December, OO.aoOHc; May, (HUo. ber, 80o; December, sosc; May, bcr. SJXo. 19,'iQ19tCi December, I9He;Mny. 2IHa October, 18.30; Docombcr, flMOc; January, t9 0. bcr, 1160; October, 1182; December, 1187; January, W,W Short 15. If, October, K. 15; December, 1I.75H; January, U72K. Chicago Cash whcat-- Na 2 red. SIQSSo; No. 3, eiaS3c; No. 2 bard, OIKo; No. 3 da, 0O301o; No. 2 sprlnu, Olo; No. 3 do., 503 02a; No. 1 northern spring, 6Uc Cash corn No. 2.30Sa30c;No.8,30X3MHc Cath oaU No, 2. 20io, No. 3. 20MC, 61 Othj LOUISVILIX. ITV. W. W. ETIIRIDGE, Agent. CHATTANOOGA AND NASHVILLE, PULLMAN PALACE ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. SLEEPING CARS Uelwecn Nashville and Chattanooga, All bama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville. Knox vllle, Ashcvillr. WasbiORton, Ualtimore, Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Littlo Hock , Tcxcrkana, Sherman Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth : : - trans-grosse- d Praise bo thine, God of biltle, power divine) We, thy servants, at thy word, Flung the burner thou hast blessed O'er the pleading and oppressed, Here, ob, Justice, is thy sword, Red as wini I Now at last Let the battlo rage bo pasil To Ihe foeman stricken sore Let us stretch the brother hand, Peace into this troubled land, And an honored dig once more To bis mast! Jas Buckham, in Leslie's Weekly. Try to Vina Oat. All ought to try to find ont what thoy woro mnao for. livery ono lias a placo hand purpose in uod's plan. That nur poso should bo understood and fulflllod as far ns possible-- Every saved man is saved for soino spooifla sorvloo besides his own happiness. God inado no man simply for his own happinoss, and Ho saves no man simply that ho alono may bo happy In hoavcu. Ho had a nobler end in both cases than tho gratification of a solflsh spirit Thorois somo sorvico for ovory ono in God's vinoyntd. Idlors aro not wanted. Lot us And what God wants as to do and do it Lot as do it in earnest and do it well. Thon God will say, "Well done, good and faithful servant" Oh, how glad that will mako ns. Christian Instructor. . Saddlere aiaicueu icams, goou w extra...,. Streotcra. ....... Southern animals MULES. 14 Heavy draft, good to extra Drivers, good to extra 003130 00 65 0O3200 00 eo oostiss 00 00 110 Palace Day Coaches on all Tralnj Information pertaining to TICKETS, ROUTES, RATES. ETS 1W UUUSSO 55 oo;a 00 tl wis W 60 00 PAUL M. MOORE 10-2- 0-- bands. 4 to 7 yearn old Will bo cheerfully furnished upon I 25 (Oft 85 50 HH hands, 4 toll years old 35 0Oi 45 00 application to Ticket Rents, or to 15 hands, 4 to to 8 years old 41 OJio 05 03 15H hands, 4 to 7 years old 05 003 85 00 A J WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, IS to 10H bands, 4 to 7 y oars old.. 75 OJtfllU 03 Memphis, Tcnn. ClIICAQO-Ho- gs Estimated rocolpts, 23.000 J. II. LATIMER, Southeastern Pflwrngcr had; loft over, 2,191 head. Market rather Agent, Atlanta, Ga alow. r310o lower. Light. $15533.90; mixed, D. J. MULLANEV, Northeastern Pas 13.503190; heavy, 3.453192W; rough. 145ffl Act. so W Fourth St Cincinnati. O sea 17,000 head, Including R, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, 0,090 westerns. Market steady, others weale to 10c lower. itoom 405, Ky. lixchanga Huildinc, Ucovcs, 11.0035.05: cows and holfors, 11.750105; Texas steers, U0033.00; wosterns, SI. Louis, Mo. t&503145; stockors and feeders, fa.0OS4.50. BRIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agl 15,000 head. Market steady. Room 328 Marquett Uldg Chicago. Natives, t2.8034.00; wosterns, (3.5034.45; lambs. J. L. EDMONDSON, SoUlhcrn Pass. Agt (3 7535.80 Chattanooga, Tcnn. Kansas steers, (185 5.35; Texas stocrs, (.9534.00, Texas cows, (2.55 W. L. DANLEY, GJ.25; natlvo cows and heifers. 117034 25; Gcn'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. stockors nnd focders, C3.25O5.00; bulls, (1003 Nashville, Tenn Cattlo-ltocelpts, Sbccp-Itocelpts, 825. Hogs-II- dlk 18-2- 2; u ,lf$-- EXPENSE f PRICES J - "qp" "VVqpstsfsi Mwtnifjuijjinsjpi i.jyiitmityiiaajjMiip,iiiiyiiiiiipCTipiuilpill;yl rjnm4 fustier (1 '.VI'lRU'ifl. Whon men got into tronblo, thoy aro (10533.75; packers, (10033.79; mixed (15023 8.70; tights, (1503105; yorkers, (1003105; pigs, itn)e-44H- o often anxious to bo saved fiom thoir 8403105. b), (18536.50; muttons, troubles, though thoy woro unwilling (10031.85. at 111034.00. to tako advioo bofore. It is our duty to Cincinnati Wo want a man in every local ask God to koop us from running into ity lo act as private Dctectivo Cotton. tomptation as woll ns to ask Him to Excess Pares Discontinued. Quotations under instructions. Experience holp us out. Tho best timo to ask God's Louis, tso; for middling range as follows: St. Now unnecessary. Address, The North-Wester- n Line has holp out of troublo is boforo ono gots b?io; aiuuipuis, ac;York, sue: New Orloans, uaanesion, 00, ! DETECTIVE lAOENCY, discontinued excess fares on the into it Many a child crlos lustily for Nashville, Tcnn, holp to get ont of tho pond who rofusod Financial. "Colorado Special," which leaves to oboy his mother nnd stay away from Nkw YonK, Sopt on call nominally at Chicago daily 10:00 a. m., reach- it. It is truo "man's oztromity is God's (34 2K&3 per cont Prima morcantllo papor, 3 por cent. Sterling exchange heavy, with ing Omaha 11:55 next afternoon. opportunity." But man had hotter not actual business In bankers' bills at 48IHOH1V T. wait for tho oxtromity, but tcko conn-eo- l for demand, and at 492 3183 y for 00 days; It has further improved its serin timo that ho may bo saved from posted rates, 483KOI31, and 4830185; commercial bills, JSlH'ilSi Silver cortlOcates, 59HO vice by perfecting through sleep- tho oxtromity.. Christian Instructor. (50H; bar silver, COij Moxlcan dollars, 40. Government bonds firm. ing car arrangements on the "ColThefeaturo at tho opening was tho Urge In Character. orado Special" for SL Paul, which putted tho prlco up to Colorado Wo certainly shall fool gratoful, a i. Changes othcrwlso wero small. Gains M! Springs. Train leaving Chicago blessing will como baok upon ns, if wo wero In tho majorlty.'.but thero was depression succcod in any dogrooin ovokiuga froah In a number of Important stocks. The falluro 10:30 p. in. daily also has through conrago, a now hopo, a wisor resolu- of tho general market to follow tho strong sleeping and chair cars. Tourists tion. Lot us, lot all romombor, ah our opening In St. Paul, and evldenco or liquida- Always on hand a lull and complete slock of tion In prominent specialties. Invited short tickets via the Chicago and North- greatest of philosophers has said, that soiling nil around, In which tho room tradors DRUGS AND MEDICINES, of active part in western on sale at all important tho ossencoin lifo is not Of compensa- look nn In spots nnd Tho market showed tho soon .hardened, but and TOILET ARTI- tions, but charactor. this no ono recovery points in tho United States and oan rob us, this nouo can diminish or Tuesday did not carry prices generally up to night's level. Tho general market CLES PAINTS AND OILS,"" mako less proolous, if in cvory trial, in hold fairly well, but thcro wcro concessions la Canada. ovory loss, in ovory misfortune wo nro spots. Sales of Mocks to noon. 184,219 shares. PHYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS lionds doveloped firmness, but there, was littruo to ourselves. Christian Loader. Subscribe for The Bee. tle doing. CAREFULLY Sheep-Lam- of salos, (10033.70; heavies, i'i'eH' -H- ogs-Acttvo DETECTIVE Q't'iatasa.s,st BEN ROBINSON, DRUGGIST or ton's- Oajp Kentuclcy Y t COMPOUNDED. ?f Aj . ssr. 1 .s fcM&o&tks

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