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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 15, 1898

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I A.. -- n J has just received a large shipment of School Books and Supplies and you can get anything needed in the school room at prices that cannot uo unuersoiu. ace nun at MADI9QNVILLE, KY. i.pii'piiyiiiii'p.ii D. Sisl-ir i I V fc k U 2am AiA. A,,ifl:..i:&..l,Ai .tf,r-..- J ..rfN,. 4 -r- K- 1 Buy oui' School BooRs' Fair. From A. D. SISK while at the Special inducements will be given. Call and sec his prices KY $ h t i lywy MADI30NVILLE. ,P"T" ;!"" x."'yM'T" l";."T"'l7'3"T ij " -- j..i yjicj? NINTH YEAR. Capita! Stock Paid In, E EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Sutplui Fund 120,000. IN 18, 1898. ' " ' ' NO. 37 180,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS 1807. JNO. G.MORTON, The advantages of a bank account nra 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 if the bank Is a good one. There's convenience-th- e money always ready and out ot reach of your own petty squandering, too, It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket. 1 GEN. SHAFTER WASN'T I TALKING COL." HAY COMING HOME. United States AmtmnAflor nnd Mrs. Hay Lcnvo Loniloti I"n Itoute for Homo. 1 IB . MID. Ike Royal la the hlgbeat grade baklag powder aaowa. Miami testa mow It goea farther than any ether braod. oeo-t&l- 6KIP11I1PS. Five More Regiments of Infantry Ordered Removed at Once from Camp Wikoff. THERE'LL BE A Tho Two Gcnerala Travelled on the London, Sept. 14. Col. John liny The Serious Predicament of Walter the retiring United States ambassador, Same Train, Each Unaware of Rosser, a Tennessee Volunteer, end Mrs. liny, left London for Liverthe Other's Presence. pool, from which port they sail for at San Francisco. f New York on board the steamer TeuMUCH. pom POWDER Absolutely Pure aoYAt A Beautiful J Uen. Wheeler waa Muro Communlcutlvo lie Denied that If o Unit Hulit tlmt I'rpi-deAIcKlnloy Hud Itrmirhcit to Him Blat-tr- rs tlmt tho War tas Not Uror-Utl- icr Touched Upon. It. nt tonic. Tho stnff of tho United StntM embassy, with tho exception of J. U KILLED HENRY HILDEBRAND, A CLERK. Carter, the second secretary, and Lieut. .T. C. Colwcll, the navnl nttneho (who, however, were nmong those who Tho Heed the Outcome of a Drunken Spree Tho Youne Man "Well Connected In tl:e Eouth nnd n Orndunto ot tho Vander-bl- lt University He Keenly reels th Disgrace ot Ilia I'oaltluu. San Francisco, Sept. 14. When Wnl-te- r itosscr, the Tennessee volunteer who murdered Henry Hildebrond, a clerk in tho Spreekels market, during a drunken spree, was booked at thfr city prison, he begnn to sober up. His bunded in a ldy' gold watch and $o In coin, and asked that the valuables bo cured for. Then ho wept and said ho realized his .leep disgrace, bill claimed not to recollect anything about shooting. Well Connected In the South. ".My father and mother aro alive,? lie bald, "and lire living lu Stevenson, Ala My father is a superintendent of tho Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis railroad. T mn n member of the Slgna Su fraternity unit 11 graduate of the. Yunderbllt unlveiwJty and nm entitled to the degreo of M I). When the war broke out I was U student In classics but left school and enlisted lu the regiment at Memphis. Mj knowledge of medivlue gained me tho position of st enn id of Company H, which position I still hold. Una Communicated with Ills Father. "t have telegraphed my father, and expect him to come to this city nt once." Later In the evening Judge J. II. Guerry, of Georgia, who lias lately come to this state to practice law, tailed on the prisoner nnd tendered his services ns a friend of the family, and he was accepted. He will appear lu court when Kosr.er is nrrnlgned. Tho l'atnl Shot Unprovoked. of the nfTuir state that Itosser fired the fntnl shot without provocation. He fought ngalnsi arrest and almost succeeded in escaping In the excitement, hiving slipped one hand through tho steel handcuffs. While waiting for the patroJ wagon he is said to hac pushed the body of his ictlm with the toe of his shoe. Col. Smith Feels the Odium Keenly. Col. Smith of tho Tennessee regiment deeply regrets the odium which the crime has cast upon his command. He will compel nil tho men to their weapons, and may restrict their liberty in the future. The regiment lias achieved nn unenviable reputation since Its nrrlvnl here,' some of the members having been concerned in a recent brutnl assault on a narcra near the Presidio, and others having been arrested for various offenses. Col. Smith, however, declares thnt most of his men nre mcmDers of southern families of good social standing, but a bad element got in during the hasty recruiting necessary to increase its com panies from 84 to 100 men. Ten-Hesse sur-rent- SCATTERING OF BIG GUNS, SARCH fS) FREE for a few months to all users UQUftU NO Present COcOaS HaH celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flat Iron of the Iloculutlons Relating to Furlough Jledl-fle- d nt Cmup Steado -- Arrival of Orn.S. M. II. Vounc from Camp VFIkolT indings In the Case of Capt. Duncan, Twenty-Secon- d Kansas, Disapproved. -f- I MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Young man, ' dress up. Joseph Wliei-Iereturned to New York by the Binne train. Neither genera! knew the other wan aboard the train, mid they did not meet ecn nfter dielr arrival in Jerney City. Gen. Wheeler and lilts party, li of his Ron and ulde, Lieut. Wheeler, .lr mill Muj. Ileaeh, trnvelleil in 11 private ear. Gen, Shiif-ter- , who boarded the train at luul a berth in n Hlrcper. Muj.-tivr Jo-M'pWuah-iiiXton, New York, Sept. Shuftcr and XI. Mnj.-Gc- Win. aucma rowtxa Co., krw voaic OTHERWISE at Staunton, 111., UNNOTICED. Ho may John iiietenbeig uttemptcd suicide by hanging. L Dl'ln't Kuuir Ui'ii, HImfter Don't be a fop, but look well dressed. Our Tailor Made Clothing is well and artistically made. Wc have stacks of samples. Genuine goods at reasonable St. Bernard Gen'l Store. WA . W NISUU'I , tVMldent WAUDILL, Caihler when the train pulled Into the depot, Ml on the way to the ferry he walked past the car Gen. Shatter wan in without knowing he wiih there. (len.Shnf ter took a later ferry boat to New York. All ho would say regarding his platiH wan that ho would go to Mnn-tuuPdint Thursday. He wns accompanied by hiK wife. Gen. Wheeler wtm more communion-tlv- u vhen queHtioncil by n reporter. He on id: Wilt lUturn to Ilia Coniniaiiit. "I will return nt once to Montnuk Point to rename, command of the cur-nlr- y (HvIkIoii. Tliert nre live regl-motot cavalry left at Montnuk, the l'lret, Third, SKth, Ninth and Tenth. They will bo sent to their various as rapidly ub possible." (leu. AVheeler denied that he had wiiil, In nn intenlew, during his journey south, that President McKinley linil observed to hitn that the war was not over. 11 k Htn-tloii- Tlicro. Gen. Wheeler wim tip and dreHxed mi (Judge Day's Successor as Hend of the State Department) assembled to bid farewell to Col. nnd Mrs. Hny), accompanied them to Liverpool. A Jorge number of friends nt the railroad station to bid Col. liny nnd his wife goo.l-by- , including the queen's mnMcr of ceremonies, Col. Hon. Sir William James Colvlllej Lady Harcourt, C. 1 Adams, of Itos-toProf. Chnrles Wnldstctn, director of the American orchneloglcnl school nt Athens; nnd Mrs. Cameron, and the Mexican minister. Col. nnd Mrs. Hay travelled to Liverpool In a special drawing room cnr. COL. JOHN HAT. THE DEAD EMPRESS. The Iteinalnn Itemored from tie em to Menna Will bo Interred Ilealde Th mo ot Her Hon. 11 3fopkias (Lountu Nnvrr UipiI Such 1111 i:iprrlon. BAN'K- Madisonvillk, Ky. Gaptal Stock, - $50,000. "Moreover," snld the gonend, "President MeKinley neor used such nn expression in my presence. It Is true that in nnswer to rpiestlons as to mustering out of 0l11nteer ttoops I have cxprvRftcil tin opinion tlmt n conhldern-biportion of the volunteer force would be retained until peace li o Klgued." .'- - Transacts a general banking business Opinion uf the Cub.ina nnd l'orto Itlcans. and invites the accounts of the cititens of Gen. Wheeler ndded that, in his opinHopkins and adjoining counties. Has the finest and most secure vault in ion, the Cubans nnd Porto lticnns will lie found tractable to tho wishes ol in it section ot Kentucky this government. "I hnvo lenrned,"li Bald, "thnt you enn accomplish nothing by dealing linrshly with Cubans, but by reasoning with them you enn get them to do nnythlng. They will listen to renson. I don't believe thnt ST, LOUIS. n Inrgo standing army will be required EUROPEAN PLAN. cither In Cuba or Porto Illeo." Rates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. SAW THE PRESIDENT. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. ST. JAMES HOTEL, Tributes. Genovn, Swltzoilnnd, Sept, 14. The casket containing the remains of the lnte empress of Austria, lxirne on a four-hors- e car and followed by two other enrs almost buried in floral offerings, wns com eyed to tho railroad stnWo.n here nt 8:30 a. m. An enoimous concourse of per.plo witnessed the ceremony. Tho cortege was led by the representatives of the imperial court followed by the federal council, lieml-t- d by the president and the Genevese council. The firemen lined the streets. The brilliant sutuhiiic made n striking contrast to the gloomy aspect of the mourners. The funeral train left here at nine o'clock. Tho funeral car was ornamented with silver wreaths,, was surmounted by a slher cross a'Hl had white plumes nt each corner. The casket vmis of polished onk, with silver mountings. It wns nlmost hidden beneath floral Hon. 14. Will bo Interred Ileildottio Ilcraatnaor Her SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. SPECIAL BREAKFAST No. 1 Senator DatU nnd Mr. U'liltclnw Itold Had Conference nllli tho l'rcaldcnr, Vienna, Sept. In accordance with the emperor'o wishes the remains of his wife, tho late Kmpress Kllrn both, will bo Interred besides thoso of Crown Prince Ilutlolph. MORE COMPLICATIONS. Tho Turkish (lorernruent Kefaaca to With- drair It Troopa from the Island of Crete. naDldi'realdentnitlninn. 14. GOT IN THE WRONG HOUSE. AND SUPPER-- . Washington, Sept. Senator Da- Fatal rnll of Elijah llralnerd, a New York Contractor, Who Got In tho Wrong House, Uiet Stole, or Motion Chop.. Potatoet,. CaVc. or Waffle, or Tea and Trull jo No Ham, Two Kgg, rotator., Cakci or Wallletand Cotlea .. . 13 No j Polk Chora with Potatoet and Caket . to or wafdci anil Coffee or Tea No, 4 L ke Trout, Duller Sauce, Cakes, or Wat- flea and Collce, or Tea, Milk or UuttermlIk...ao Kollf, Duller and Coffee or Tea No. 0 Two Ekc flutter. Toa.t and Coffee or No. 5 Oat Meal and Cream, or Iloulllon. Hot 15 13 Tea Take Market St. Car direct to Hotel. Try Kuropean Plan. Cbeaiet and be.t, only pay (or wlm you get, THOS. P. MILLER. PRE3- - NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE Krjox-vflle- ih l - ih;iV Ax K re IfjL t y , VV ,& "wm D.jtf Candia, Island of Crete, Sept. 14. INSURGENTS EVACUATED. SLEEPING CARS The ljnshi Harouku have consented to JAPANESE PRESS OPINION. llrtween Nashville and Chattanooga, Aladisarm provided their arms are deliv- Tho Philippine Insurgenta Marched Out ot , bama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, it U Atmoat Unaulmoua In Furor of tho ered to the Turkish authorities. tho Huburlia of Muulln with Colon Asheville, Washington, Daltimore United State Itctalnlug Control Wutlncniid Hands l'lnylne. The Gold Heekora on Kotaebu Sound. New York, Portsmouth Philadelphia, ot tho l'htllpplnr. San Francisco, Sept. 14. The Call Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Manila, Philippine Islands, Sept. 14. Texcrkana, Sherman, Waco, Washington, Sept. 14. Tho newspa- says: There will be neither sturwitlon The Insurgents have evacuated tho Dallas and Fort Worth. : : pers reaching the state department in nor hardship at Kotzebu sound this suburbs of Manila. They did so In n year. Many disappointed gold hunt- grand march, lu Which nearly 3,000 Palace Day Coaches on all Trains the ofllclnl mails frqjn tho cast bIiow ers will probably return Franmen took part, carrying rllles, colors thnt the almost universal expression cisco, but private ndvlces sny that the waving, bunds playing, nnd shouting the public press of Japan is in favor in Information pertaining to of tho United Stutes holding perma- majority of those who went from San "Viva Amorlcnnos," "Vivn Filipinos ROUTES, RATES, ET8 nently nnd governing tho Philippine Franclbco will remain on tho Kubuck LIbres." Will be cheerfully furnished upon islands. Tho position taken is thnt river until nest spring nt least. Tho merchants here expect heavy application to Ticket Agent., or to Atitl-- I tulliiii Ueinonatratlona losses If n new tariff Is enforced nt nn Continue. A J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, this will be In the interest of pcaco n Trieste, Austria, Sept. 14. The early date, because their present and commerce nnd good government. Memphis, Tenn, 1'H. LAJIMER, Southeastern Passenger Tho editorials Insist that this Is the newed demonstrations here were re- stocks, vnlued roughly at $5,000,000, Tuesday evening. An nttack have paid tho highest duties. ra.y gent, Atlanta, ua only Issue of tho matter that will satupon the Italian club being feared, a Northeastern Pass. isfy the highest interests of tho J. MULLANEY, Who Witt Succeed l'rcsldent KcllogeY Aet. so w irourtn at Lincinnati, o. nnd the demands of civilization. detachment of 200 policemen was sent S.111 Francisco, Sept. 14. C. COWAKDIN, Western Pass. Aeent, Tho papers deelnro that tho United to guard the building. The police and The resigRoom 405, Ry. Uxchango Building, soldiery arrested .20 rioters. Many of nation of President Kellogg of theUni-versit- y States in nssumlug tho control of the St. Louis, Mo. of California has aroused specthe latter had arms In their possesHlilAKD F. HILL. Northern Pass. Agt. tblnnds will receive tho moral support, sion. ulation as to his successor. The names of Japan if not the active Room 328 Marquett Uldg Chicago. most prominently mentioned are thoso J L EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agt. and Great Britain. Found Murdurit In a Livery Btnble. of Jacob Gould Schiurman, president of Chattanooga, Tenn. Danville, III., Sept. 14. Wm. Shank, Cornell university; Daniel Colt OilGIVEN AN OVATION. a prominent cltieu of Indinnoln, was man, president of John Hopkins, nnd W. L. DANLEY, murdered at Westville. His body was Kdmond .1. James, of the University of Gm'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. Nashville, Tenn lteturu uf tho Ono Hundred nnd In-Fifty found in a lhery stable with a small Chicago. FJghtli Indiana Volunteer to wound buck of the left ear, supposed dlaunpolla on I'urlougli. Charged, nllh Kmugcllnc; rheiiiii-Mllne- . to hne been made by a pitchfork, New York, Stpt. II. Charles l'Vunk Giluiau, a saloonkeeper, has Jndinnnpolis, Intl., Sept. 14. 'flic n wholesale dealer in leaf toIndiana been arrested chnrged with tho crime, One Hundred nnd Fifty-eight- h bacco nnd cigars, nnd II. K. Itnlmisou, Col. Smith, which returned DRUGCIST volunteers, Uunnliuoualy Nuinlnatet. of this city, hnvo been nrrested 011 a from Knoxiillo Tuesday night, on furSunbury, l'n., Sept. II. Itufus King charge of smuggling 10 n packlough, and slept In their cars, ninrched .Polk, of Danville, was unanimously ST. CHARLES. thorough tho streets en route to Camp nominated for congress by the demo- ages of phenncetinu into this country. Mount. This regiment contains three cratic conferees of tho Seventeenth Polncck nnd Itohinson were held in $2,500 bonds. KENTUCKY. companies of Imllannpolla men, and congressional district. tho ovation tendered along tho lino of Hcrved Hcreu Yours a Mayor They urn (lolnc to l'onoo. of lloaton. New York, Sept. 14. Five hundred Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. march by tho citizens was most en14. F. W. .Lincoln, who soldiers of the Sixteenth Hoston, Sept. thusiastic. The men looked exceedPennsylvania V"i(eriptions Carefully Compounded ingly healthy, nnd mado a fine appear- served soven terms as mayor of tills volunteers reneliM Jersey City from ance. In the nftcrnoon the entire reg- city, Is dead nt his home in Dorches- Camp Meade. They aro to sail on the -ter. Mr. TiATlTTOAXT iment was tendered a lunch by the lu 1817. Lincoln was born iu Bostoa Obdam for Ponce, Porto Klco, whi' Woman's Aid society at tho camp. thejr will do gnriiuin duty. 1. to-Sa- the pence commission, had a confer ence with President McKinley, but it wns not a long one. It was expected that nil members of the commission would be in Washington somo time during the day, but thq full commission may not bo here until Thursday afternoon or evening, when they will dine with tho president at the White House in coinpnny with tho members of tho cabinet. At that time it is expected the instructions to tho commission will bo gono over finally. President Gillmnii of John Hopkins university at Haltlmore, who Is nmem-be- r of tho commission to Investigate the conduct of tho war, also luul a talk with the president. vis nnd Mr. Whltelnw Iteid.memberR ol Constantinople, ScpL 14. Tho Turk ish government has sent a circular to tho powers alleging that tho Ilrltlsh provoked tho (Unorders nt Candla. claiming thnt tho present situation is dun to tho measures ndoptcd by the powers in Crclo ,nnd protesting ugmnst the bombardment of Candla. The portc announces Its refusal o withdraw the Turkish trrjops from Crete, In splto 01 the decision of the admirals, that such a step Is absolutely ucciMMiry. The circular has made n bad impression in diplomatic circles. lluahl HniEouka Cnnacnt to Dlaarm. Klljuh 11 contractor, was found dead in the hallway of 402 West Twenty-thir- d street. His neck had been broken, apparently by n fall over the balusters, llralnerd lived in the house adjoining the one In which lie wns killed. 'o one In 402 heard a fall or any unusual noise in the house. Mrs. llralnerd says she saw her husband coining up the Htreet.nppnrently toward his home, at two o'clock, and waited for him, but he never reached there. She believes that he entered the wrong house by mistake, and, In his confusion, stumbled on the stairs. New York, Sept. 14. Braln-cr- d, VETS, San Juan, Porto Klco, Sept, 14. The United States Porto Itican evacuation commission meet this week. Tho reSan Frnnclsco, Sept. 14. Tuesdny ply of the Spanish commissioners, setting forth their position in accordanca r night's murder caused nnd Col. Smith to send out guards to ar- with tho instructions from Madrid rest drunken soldiers nnd icturn them was received Tuesday night. It Is satto camp, and this work was contin- isfactory to our commissioners, who the ued until nn ciily hour. Tho ap- hope will main details of the evacuabe arranged within n few pearance of the armed guards on the tion prourfnent streets enuscd conslder-bl- e dnya. Ilattleahlp Contracts Awarded. excitement. Albert S. l'mmutt, a Washington, Sept. 14. Thocoutracts private of tho Twentieth Kansas reffl- ment, resisted the attempt of tho pro for the three new battleships havo vost guard to take him from a saloon, been awarded. One vessel goes to the and struck the captain of the guard a Cramps, another to the Newport News t Ship Building Co., and tho third o tho blow that knocked him down. Union Iron works, Son Francisco. wns arrested. A private of tho Tennessee regiment, They will bo of 12,500 tons displnce-aien- t, with a conling capacity of 2,000 who gave his name ns James Johnson, wns nrrssted for discharging n pistol. tons nnd a speed of 184 knots. One ot "Toddj'a Terrors," Who waa Corp. Conley, of tho Seventh CaliforUllUd, HUH Urea. Klver News. Wichita, Kas., Sopt. 14. A Newklrk nia, was jabbed by a bayonet In the Chance lltaln fall (Oldn.) special to tho Beacon says F. hands of a Washington soldier for atStations. Gauge. 24 hours. Ilu ill hrs. 51. Wetmore, ono of Hoosevclt's Kough tempting to prevent nn arrest. There -- 0.5 Killers, has Just been heard from for wero several other encounters, but no Pittsburgh --0.7 .M Cincinnati -- 0.6 the first time since tho battle of Santia- one wns seriously hurt. St. Louis... 7.0 T .1.0 0.S .31 St. Paul go, In which ho was reported hilled. Davenport 1.2 .03 0.0 THE BOILER BLEW UP. Tho Knights of Pythlns lodgo at New-kir- k Memphis .01 0.0 Oio 6.3 .39 I.ouUvlilo wired President McKinley nbout -- 0.4 15.1 M One Man Instantly Killed and Two Others Cairo Orleans.... him, nnd has received word that ho is --0.8 Now .00 4.5 Injured, One of Them l'rob- in the hospital, ill, but convalescing. Fall. T Trace. Its-turn-ed Gcna-MillcKin-met$1,-00ed recover. Sol Alien, aged U0 years, who was a prominent businc&a man of Falrbury, 111., is deud. Two locomotive. collklcd near Water Valley, Miss., and were wrecked. The crews escaped injury. Four cowboys, chnrged with the murder of Dave Fitch, near Wichita, Kas., hae been arrested. J. C. Crenshnw, a well known business man of Charleston, Mo., died at Caledonia, Tuesday, aged 71. President McKinley 'says we'll hnve u representative nt the czar's pcaco conference If n conference is held. President Martin Kellogg of tho Uul- vcrslty of California has tendered his resignation to the university regents. C'impbtil Allgaler, who shot and killed James A. Baker nt St. Louis, was held for tho grand jury iu $5,000 bond. Tho Boston school board has voted to cut nil teachers' salaries ten per cent., hard times ucing assigned as the reason. Mrs. U. S. Grant Tent No. 12, of the Daughters of Veterans, was organized nt Cincinnati Tuesday with 17 charter members. collision on the ChicaIn n rear-en-d go, Milwaukee & St. Paul, near Free-por- t, 111., Engineer George Mills, ot Milwaukee, was killed. There may be n elnsh nmong the Cubans in Cuba. The scntlmentnl party Is for independence, and the practical party Is for anne.uuion. Andrew Jackson, one of GrigsbyN Rough Riders, temporarily In St. Louis, was robbed by an unknown man, who guvo him "knock-ou- t drops." A number of buildings were fired by an incendiary in Old Orchard, Mo.. Tucsday.and for u time there wns danger of a general conflagration. It is reported nt Madrid that Gen. 'Me-ri- tt goeH to Paris empowered by the lilipinos to aslc for nn American protectorate for the Philippines. The oluine of business for the first half of September in St. Louis exceeds that of nny parallel month in the history of the city's wholesale trade. The Arkansas legislature will consist of 31 democrats in the senate, that being the total membership, nnd 03 democrats and two republicans in the house. Missouri soldiers who wish to remain in the service may be transferred to other regiments to take tho place" of men who may be discharged for various causes. John Benson, a track employe of the Chicago Great Western, was run down by a train near Dyersvllle, la., Tuesday, and killed. He was from St.Pnul, and leaves a widow and five children. At a special meeting of the Council of Apostles, held nt Salt Lake, Utah, Lorenzo Snow was chosen president of tho Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of President Woodruff. Robert nnd Den. Wilson, John Hays, John Dolph.Edgnr RIncheart nnd John Bagewell, nil of prominent families, were bound over to criminal court at 0 Clarksvllle, Tenn., under bond of each. Tho complainant is Josic Almnn, nged 15 yenrs. Camp Wikoff, Sept. 14. Notice ling been recelved.nt headquarters for the removal of five more regiments of infantry from Cnmp Wikoff at once. The Tenth Infantry gncs to Iluntsvllle, Ala.; Light Buttery K, First artillery, to Jtfferson barracks, Mo.; Light Battery X, of tho First nrtillery, to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.; Heuvy artillery batteries A and B, of the First, report to tho commanding general of tho department of the gulf by telegraph; A and F, of the Second, to go to Hunts-vlllAla.; F, of tho Fourth, to go to Fort Adams, R. L. and F, of the Fifth, goes to Fort Hamilton, X. Y. The Camp Will Soon bo Abandoned. tMgjafm IV I "J.CiluErrBl!rCO. "'xz&xsx KB Brand). To induce you to try this brand of starch,so that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy arc true, the makers have had prepared, at great expense, s series of t GAME PLAQUES advertising whatever, and will ornament the most elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers. They are not for sale at any price, and can be obtained only in the manner specified. The subjects are: American Wild Ducks, American Pheasant, Engltoh Quail, English Snipe. The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold. exact reproductions of the $10,000 originals by Muvillc, which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below. These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference, are free of any suggestion of c, Tho orders which are being received indlcnte the determination of the wnr department to abandon Cnmp Wikoff us rapidly as possible. The Fourth and Thirteenth infantry hnvo left, and tho Seventeenth Is ready to .enve. Nearly oil the Rugh Riders remaining In camp will bo immediately mustered out, and will lenvie us soon ns possible for New York. It Is believed that all of the remaining Rough Riders will hnve left camp by Thursday, nnd Col. Roosevelt will also leave then. The Sick Itoll. There nre 721 eases In tho general ELASTIC STARCH has been How To Get Them: All purchar9 of Ihrco 10 cent or !x5 cent packages ot Elastic Starch (Flat Iron Ilrand), aro entitled to of theso beautiful Game Plaques free. Tho plaques will not bo sent by mail. Thoy can bo obtained only from your erocor. Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch. Do not delay. Tbi3 offer la for a short timo only;. the standard for as years. MILLION TWENTY-TW- O L packages of this brand were sold last year. That's how good it Is. ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch. Accept no substitute. hospltnl, the Increase lesultlng from tho sick of the transport Vigllnnca being sent there. Incro wns one denth in the hospltnl during tho night, Thomns Fitzgerald, Co. C, Seventy-firs- t New York. Of tho sick In the hospital 40 nre suffering from typhoid. No its from Camp Meade. Sir. ll.i)ardOrolni; Weaker. Dedlium, Mass., Sept. 14. Thomas F. llavard Is frowlmr wphIjim-- . Ifn n restless night, but nt noon was resting more comfortably. The say his death seems to be only a matter of a few days at most. doe-tors Illinois Central It. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tho Illinois Central now li.u on sale, and will continue the same until September to. 1808. round trio summer tourist tickets from Ti A points on Its lines In tho South It 11 I H largo list 10 IVrl. J. Jul) lu atho North. of summer resorts Its fait double daily 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 Mlchican, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot Springs of Arkansas,, the Yellowstone Park or the resorts ot Colorado. spent TnnnicT TTO Charleston, S. C, Sept. 14. Iteturns from the second state primary, held A new 189a edition, entirely rewritten, and giving facts Tuesday, are incomplete, but indicato and conditions, brought down a very light ote. Tho race for to date, of the Central's (Jen. Young In Camp. "aoumern Is very close with chances GuideJ'has Gen. S. M. II. Young nrrlved In cnmp slightly In favor of Gov. F.llerbee. just been issued. Is from Cnmp Wikoff, with his stnff, and a illustrat ed pamphlet, contains a larce number Tho Cortea Prorogued. assumed commnnd of the first division. Northern -- Madrid. Sept. 14. Tho premier, Guide ot letters from located on farmers Two Hundred and Second New. Trto n6w prospeiously the line of the Illinois Central Railroad in York arrived In camp, nnd will be fol- Senor Sagastn, has obtained tho the Slates of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi lowed by tho Thirty-fift- h Michigan queen's signature to n decree prorogu- and Louisana, am! also a detailed write-uof tlio ing the cortes, and with it ended a cities, towns and country on and adjaccat to that and Fifteenth Minnesota. line. To homeseekers, or those in search of a Mnj.-GcDavis has disapproved the stormy session of the sennte. farm, this pamphlet will iurnlsh reliable informafindings of the cqnrt martial in the tion concerning the most accessible and prosperNominations Declined. ous portion ot the South. Free copies can be had' Twenty-secon- d case of Capt. Duncan, Denver, Col., Sept. 14. Ira J, Bloom-fiel- d by apptjing to the nearest ot the undersigned. Kansas, who was convicted of tamperof ing with the graves of confederate sol- the has declined the nomination reTickets and full information as to rate In con faction of tho silver nection with the above can be had of agents of diers at Mannssns, and ordered tho lieutenant-governo- r ine "central" ana connecting lines. captain released from arrest and re- publican party for nnd J. It. Durncll refuses to run S. C. Hatch, Dlv. Pais. Agent, Cincinnati. stored to duty. on that ticket for regent of the state John A. Scott, Dlv. Pats. 'Agent, Memphis. Wm. Murray, Dlv Pass. Agent, New Orleans. THE PROVOST GUARD BUSY. uuilverslty. Camp Meade, Mlddletown, Pa., Sept. Mnj.-GeGraham lias modified tho army regulations to allow ten per cent, of the officers nnd men of the vnrlous regiments to be nway on five days lcme tit ot.c time. Ordinarily the number on furlough nt one time is five per cent., nnd It is thought thnt this change will relieve much of tho discontent among tho men who want their discharge. 14. New York, Sept. 14. Four hundred clgnrmnkers, members of the s' International union, wero locked out from the factory of Carl Upjiiann. The lockout resulted from a dispute out the wage scnle. Cigar-maker- Cigar Mnkcrs Locked Out. ji South Curotlmi Primary. Southern gov-trn- or Homeseekers' noma-seeker- s' p anti-Tell- er Drunken Soldiers Hounded Up and to Camp Some of Tlicni In Trouble for lteslatance. The Spanish Ilenly Satisfactory. A. H. Hanson, G.P. A. W, A. Kellond, A. 0. P. A. Chicago, Louisville. fltsUn' l iM it .til iirattittjAiitaaarfiatiamil I Dr. Gum Otto's Balsam Spruce CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY. 25 & 50 CENT BOTTLES. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS IN nntl-Italia- A Ban Frunclaco Offer to Corbet! nnd ably Fatally. FARMING." Published by the New York Tribune 32 Pages, JJo-Co- y. w San Francisco, Sept. 14. The National Athletic club of this city offers a purse of $15,000 for a contest between Corbett and McCoy, or, it tho principles prefer, tho club will give them a liberal percentage. This offer is made in view of the suggestion made by Corbett that If the tight does not take plncc In Iluffnlo he is open to offers from other pmces. llellcvcs Her Husband was Murdered. San Francisco, Sept. 14. Mrs. Wm. Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 14. A special to the Star from Ottawa, Kas., cays: The engine on freight train No. 30, out of Kmporln, on tho Santa Fe, was blown up near Qucncmo, a few miles west of here. Fireman J. J. Murray was killed instantly. Hend Brakcmnn Ben. Welst and 1'nginecr Tom flrndy wero both Injured. Orady will get well, but thcro Is not much hope for Welst. THE MARKET REPORT. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14. Urxln and Provisions. Ot. J3 40S3.CO; Louis Flour Patents, red, other grades. 12 C&a3.20. Wheat-N- o.2 (MQCSc. Corn-N- o. 2 mixed. SOtfe. Oats-- No. 2, Ho. Hay Pralrlo, 15.0027.00; clear timothy. J7.609.00. Butter Creamery, 19df21Hc; datry,15017Wc. Ekbs Fresh, 13J40. Lard Prlmo steam, 4.k0c. Pork Now mess, S3.62U. Bacon Clear ribs, cue. 26Q27Hc Wool Cholco Wheat Futures closed: September, CGUo a; December, CCGlo b; May, CGHob. Corn Futures closed: 8eptember,2Sicb; ut'cumucr, zivussftc d; Aiay, zsfta. d, GEORGE KING, ckbfe ?ta2? -- IIUD1HJUH, O-eii- I "li."' J jjr PC in. ij. Alwayson'handafullandcompleto stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PER. FUMERY and TOILET ARTI- - Morton'w DRUGGIST s t c !: y A recent court decision reported in tho William L. Posey, a prominent Engineering and Mining Journal, was "nn farmer of Henderson county, has experienced miner employed to mine coal been adjudged insane and ordered under a contract, by which he was to do to tho Lakeland Asylum. He is bis own timbering and receive pay by tho 51 "years of aRe and has a large ton. Voluntarily and without any sudden emergency calling him to do so, on a day tamily. y CLES PAINTS AND OILS, paYICISAJSIS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Gen. Cassius M. Clay has been granted an absolute divorce from his child wife and her maiden name has been restored to her by Circuit Court in session at Richmond. properly it takes time. It requires The National Fox Hunters' Asexperience and a complete knowledga sociation will hold its next Annual of drugs. It requires the druggist to have a large amount of meet at Bowling Green, Ky., beat JX0OOI.C6. drugs. He must give the best ginning on November 15. It is possible work, and Kir compensation Cotton. be must be reasonable. expected that there will be more 4UJ....VII. w. UltUU Mlh t.tllMU .Vi. lows: St.Louls, New York.6 Memphis, 6c. the result of the Tariff League's Industrial hounds to take part in the trails A Klondike Uatlmatfe when the mino was not working, sat down Census, and should be in the hands nt WITH THE ADOVE FACTS REMEM. rinauolal. Vancouver, B. C, Sept. J4. F. 0. than at any lormcr meet of the Assmoke under a hanging wall that he every voter. ' Seven copies to any address to DER WE'RE CAREFUL. Money call There will be hunters atNew York. Sent. 14. mercantileohpapor.firm knew to be dangerous, while he sat there lor six cents. Address W. li. Wakeman, Wade, crown nttorney of tho Klondike, sociation. 4 per cent.; lirlme 4y has arrived hero from Dawson City. 6 per cent.: sterling oxjhamto steady, with talking about tbo wall in question, It fell General Secretary, No. 135 West 23d ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, Mr. Wado estimates tho gold output and hounds from all over the actual business In bankers' bl Is at 4S4K and injured bim. The court held he was Street New York. 4S1V4 for demand, and at 412 vubi (or tills season at $8,000,000: A rcccntccn- Union. days: DOstod rates. 4S3 lfM85U: r.nmmorclnl guilty of contributory negligence and bills, 4S1W4314: Silver cortifloates, COyWWl; Aro you a subscriber to The bus shows that there aro 10,000 pcopli If your aro not a subscriber to could not recover from his employer for bar sliver, opfii Mdxlcan dollirB, i7, Oov-- d I 13ke? You should be. injuria. in Dawson. The Bee, you should bo. Subscribe for The Bee. urunant bonds auadjr. . Cinclnnatl-Hosrs-Act- lvo drugs-fresh llenrd, of I'hiludotphin, widow of the geologist and mining expert, whose clenth was reported from sothwestern Alnska last spring, hns arrived In thlt city. Sho believes her huslmud.instcnd of hning been killed accidentally, wne murdered by his associates for his money. To Iteatore Faisanger Hate. New York, Sept. 14. Tho Trunk Lino association hns decided to restore passenger rates between Chicago nnd St. Tnul to $11.50 from Septembci y 25. A committee will work on n restoration of rates utid will arrange nn emigrant business with the Canndlon l'ocitlo line. Surrender of n Doaerter. "THE BLIGHT OF FREE TRADE Snn Frnnclsco, Sept. 14. Private A. THE BLESSINGS OF PROTECTION," Butler, of the Second United Stntc aris the title of a document just issued by the American Protective Tariff League. tillery, who deserted from thnt regThis document clearly demonstrates the iment about four years ago at New effect of the system of Free Trade under port. It. I., has voluntarily surrenthe Wilson Tariff, and of Protection un- dered himself to U10 military author!' der the Dlngley Tariff. It is based on ties nt tle Presidio. c, 300-graito-dntrims-continent- Second Edition. 18 by i2 Inches A general review of the advances and improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century. Special articles by the best agricultural writers, on topics which they have made their life study. Will Accompany the Presidential 1'nrty. Illustrations of old fashioned imChicago, Sept. 14. Oen. John C. plements. iuy. aeDiemDer. zjuc Black, commander of the department cenibcr,ui'.c, vjurn May, Sttic. Oats-SA vast amount of practical infor2529Hc; of Illinois, G. A. It., has accepted an In- xemocr, zirwtrzvtte ; uecember, zvtfzuvici mation. May. 22ft22,c. Pork September, 18.65. vitation to accompany tho presldentnl October, Jj.K: December, H.62W; January, A valuable aid to farmers who J4.90; October.lt.&J party on their visit to tho Omaha ex- JK.43. production and 4R'J2V4; December, JI.OTM,: January. JS.oa. desire to stimulate position, nnd will address tho Short ribs September. 35 37: October, 35.3S profit. Q5.37H; December, 14.95; January, 11.85. nsoclatiou on October 13. Extremely interesting and inLive Stock Market. Miss Winnie Uavla' Condition. structive. St. Louis Cattle Fancy exports, J5.154J Nnrragansctt Pier, It. 1., Sept. 14,. 6.50; butchers'. 31.25(35.00; stockem, (2.60 ONLY 15 CENTS A COPY, by mail. Miss Winnie David passed a fairly com- 4.15; cows nnd heifers, $2.6003.00. Hoes 3.50ff3.7W; butcher',l3 bend your order to fortable night, and hcreoudltlou is not llKhts, H.mtlM. Sheep J3.0O34.25;65(rt4.u2'i; lambs, THE BEE, materially changed from thnt of tho UI575.C0 per 100 lbs. 33.754.12;mlxccl, EARLiNGTON, Kv. past 24 hours. U.0GH 15; hCAvy, 3.654.15: rouh, J3.6543 3.S0. Heoves, J3.S5i8o.60; epLard-Septem- ber. Trans-mlsslsslppl Chlcago-HoRS-Llght, Ordered to Camp Thoiuaa. Washington, Sept. II. Tho Sixth Infantry lino been ordered from Mou-tau- k Point to Camp Thomas, Ky. Cuttle cowh nnd heifers, tl.tWt.50; Texas steers, U 00Q3M; atockers and foeders, J3.lOUt.45. Sheep-NatiJ2.S0fiJl.50; westerns, J3.6vSl.S0; lumbs, J3.75W6.15. City Cattle Natl vontccrs, J 1.10 Kansas Texas steers, 33.35ft4.25; Toxas cowh, 515.35; stockers nnd feeders, JJ.9MiC.15. Heavies. J3 80fis.96; packers, J3.750 3.90: mixed, J3.70fc3.50; lights. J3.60&3.MS; yorkors, J3.7503S5. Sheep Lambs, 1.00; muttons, J3.0084.10. ves. Co ompoiuiC prescriptions .114- S8-1- - I I v. x -- i) 4. A &3 " : '"win-rtww- t jnnjiSiiMiji Ml I Ha M in MM , M i I. 'I ! .hj. II , i.t Pv jTr Jj. r Bee PAUL M. MOORD, Editor and Manager. War has already icquircd ot tbeGot-crnor- s At Henderson, Chairman Vance ot Ibe several States, what regi- set aside the wishes of the people ments In tbelr judgment can, with the for the greed of the machine. But service. in the least inconvenience, remain Their advises will, so far as consistent with the public interests be complied with " CHAIRMAN TOWERY. Dillgocbclism. Prom the Louisville Commercial. ENJOINED BY JOLLY. District Committee Forbid Interfere. CONSPIRACY AND C, A. R, RESOLUTIONS. BEE PUBLIsrtlNB COMPANY. Incorporated The following is the dignified and patriotic request sent by President McKinley to the eminent and able soldiers and statesmen whom he has invited to serve on the committee to invesligate the conduct of the war. for some reason he did not set Full Text of His Hot Letter to aside the more recent order of the District Chairman Vance. Court at Owcnsboro. Ins matter. Entered the Pcitoffiee tt B.rlltiKton at Second SUBSCRIPTION KATES: One Year, strictly In advance " " Six Month., The total gold reserve in the Qlvcs Reasons and Calls a Spade national Treasury is over $232,000,- a Spade. 000 and still growing. Pretty good showing for a little country like Ninety Per Cent, of Republicans this after it has passed through of Webster for Jolly. such a big war. y 8 IK r- -i' m. ,,'we t B N ,v t . ih! :fT WHO QETS THE "LOO CABIN." And now we may look for a reDixon, Ky., Sept. 9, 1898. habilitation of the erstwhile free Hon. Eugene C. Vance, Owcnsboro, Ky., Sept. 12 The Silverman's cry against "governHawesville, Ky., As soon as the demonstration Hon. Geo. W. Jolly threw a ment by injunction" but this time Dear Sir: Replying to your following the adoption of this resoshell into the Franks-Fowle- r from other lips and other hearts. lution was over, the following was letter of the 8th, inst., in which camp this morning when ho filed read and adopted by a unanimous you invite me to be present at a State Inspector Lester is in his petition in the Circuit Clerk's vote without discussion and with Henderson this week inspecting meeting of the district committee another demonstration of approval: office, enjoining the District Rethe county and city offices. A at the Rudd House in the city ol Resolved, That from knowledge formed publican Committee from holding ot our experience as soldiers during four shake up will follow if the In- Owcnsboro, at 9 o'clock a. in. on its prospective meeting at the Rudd years of active si rvicc, wo recognize tho the 12th inst., will say that I canspector discovers cause. unfaltering energy and patriotic devotion House The defendants in not sec any possible good that with which as secretary of war, Gen the action are E. C. Vance, acting Alger has borne tbe weighty responsibilities There is a little man with a lit- would result from such a meeting, and performed tho important duties suddistrict chairman, J. H. Hcavrin, tle job not far away who has ordered denly imposed by the recent war with We acknowledge, with pleasure, his paper stopped. The shoe evi- but think I can see how it might acting chairman of the Republican Spain, creating and maintaing so largo an be fraught with great harm to the army under such unfavorable conditions the receipt of a very large and Committee of Hancock county; The McKinley Resolution. dently fit him too tight. party. the deeds of wbich not only shed lustre on The committee would handsome photogreph of those Fred A. VanRensselacr, acting Resolved, Tbat the G. A. R. has tbe American soldiers, but also challenged doubtless stand as it did at Henmembers of the Kentucky Press It is to be the "Territory of Hacnairman 01 tne committee in watched with pride and satisfaction, tbe the admiration of the world Association who fellowcd the last waii," so recommends the Annexa- derson, some of the county chairDaviess county; W. J. Peter, chairmen disregarding, or rather regardannual jaunt to its end in Canada. tion Commission. man in Henderson county; G. W. ing with contempt the expressed The picture is very neatly framed Adams, chairman in McLean Jolly at Madisonville Monday, wish and will of the majority, by and comes as a gift to each memcounty; Judge James A. Breathitt, voting against the choice of the ber of the K. P. A., from Mess. September 26, at 2 o'clock p. m. W. T. Fowler, E. T. Franks and party. Since my return home Hiram Walker & Sons, of Walker-villE. B. McEuen. Jolly at Henderson, Saturday, from the Henderson Convention I Canada, in front of whose September 17th 2 o'clock, p. m. After reciting the history of the have seen and talked with a great plant the photograph was taken. recent Republican congressional On) the outrages of "govern- - many of the Republicans of WebMessrs. Walker and Sons are campaign in the Second district ster County, and I am satisfied large distillers but they are modest ment by injunction." between Mr. Jolly and Mr. Fowler Our Coal Issue. that 90 per cent of the Republiand the picture docs not indicate and the former'd alleged nominaThe Bee proposes to issue their business, although it comes Franks should have dissolved cans of the county are for Jolly, tion at the Henderson convention, early this fall an edition which and would refuse to vote for Fowwith their compliments. The that injunction. the petition says: will be devoted strictly to the coal ler even if Jolly were to withdraw Bee editor was not there. POLITICAL POINTS. "The defendants (Vance, etc ) have interests of Western Kentucky. from the race, so thoroughly combined and confederated themIt will be with the view of accomThe Greenville Banner seems to aroused and indignant are they selves together, and tho defendants, J. A The Republicans of the 4th Con over the purpose; plishing a three-folhave gotten frightened at its own outrage perBreathitt, W. T. Fowler, E. T Franks, First The establishing on a firm temerity. One week the Banner gressional District arc making petrated by the Revenue gang at E. B. McEuen and others unknown to plaintiff, who are aiding, advising, abetbasis of that harmony and confi- dared to put the names of Admiral preparations for a winning cam- Henderson to foist upon them a ting, counseling and assisting said conspirHon. Charles man they had instructed against. dence on the part of operators Dewey and Gen. Joseph Wheeler paign this fall. ators first above named, for tbo purpose, Blanford has opened his campaign The republicans of this county will which is so essential for the rea- at the head of its editorial columns pursuant to said conspiracy and tbe object sonable maintenance and the per- as its presidential ticket for 1900. and will speak in every county in not consent for Mr. Jolly to withthereof, and for tho purpose ot carrying THE TWO DOCTORS SENN. petuation of the coal business. Somebody must have whispered the district. He is an old soldier draw from the race, nor will they same into effect and operation, of meeting together, claiming and pretending to Second The enlarging of the "bolter" and suggested that and is very popular among the submit to his being forced off, (Chattanooga Times ) Dr. Nicholas Senn. scope of trade territory by bring- "Col." Bryan might yet get out of people. Hartford Republican. Dr. Nicholas Senn, bave power and authority so to do, when either by the District committee, not such power and auing to bear upon the various trans- the army in time to take up his The Commercial says: "The or the State Central Committee. colonel and assistant colonel and assistant in fact tbey bavehave some sort of evidence surgeon general, U. surgeon general, U. thority and to portation companies the magni- perpetual race for the presidency. latest bulletin is that Bill Goebel There now remains but one fair S. A., in a signed let S A., in an interview which is false and fraudulent, secretly in Associated Press, Dewey Americanizing the Philippines. tude and importance of the Wes- Dewey and Wheeler are no longer and the Goebel bill were still hold- and honest way to settle this dis- ter, June to, 189S collected and exparte, and undertake to Cbickamauga Park Sept x, 189S ing together." tern Kentucky coal field. In regard to that falsify and fraudentty decide and deterYes, unlovely in pute between the people and the is admirably adapted of the Banner. at the mast-heaWherever Battle Ax goes it pacifies and satisfies for a large Third Bringing before the dealtheir lives, in death they shall not bosses, and that is at the polls, embraces camp. It camp I want to say I mine tbat the plaintiff was not nomiseveral warned tbo Wash- nated at said convention held at Heneverybody and there are more men chewing It is evident both tha't Gov. be divided. Louisville Post. ers and consumers in the most and to that the people of this square miles Tbe ington authorities derson as aforesaid, and lo falsify and Bradley has made wise use of the forest trees furnish before tbe soldiers forcible manner, the quality of The Lexington "courthouse ring" county will appeal, regardless of protection against were sent there of fraudulently decide and determine that the funds borrowed for the purpose of tbe fuel which our mines offer. who were turned down at Black- what the committees and rings the burning rays of tbe danger which defendant Fowler was nominated and is would result from There arc none interested who running hospital trains to bring burn's instance in the make-umay do. If the party majority sun, and tho many massing a body of tbe nominee of the Republican party in of sick Kentucky soldiers home, and file tbe will not readily recognize what can not rule in conventions, then open places and men there I told said district tor said office, and fields are utilized as them that the water false and fraudulent certificates before) the that the railroad companies have the Fayette county election commight be gained by harmony, conmission, have served notice on the it can and shall rule at the election drill grounds. Hu- supply was insuffi- County Clerks and, falsely certify tbat y than any other chewing tobacco ever made is scanty, fidence and a neighborly feeling been extremely liberal in their ex senator that they intend to send in November. There were We know, and mus subsoil is and cient.enough springs, Fowler is Ihe nominee, etc. the charges for the trains furnished. of not on the part of operators; none who The popularity of Battle Ax is both national a senator and two representatives every man who attended the Hen- clay Tho surface is and the use of river Wherefore plaintiff prays that the defendsomewhat undulat water would result ants and each ot them bo perpetually do not know, and doubtless by The Governor estimates that not to the next legislature on an and international. You find it in Europe : you knows that ing, and is derson convention cut up in typhoid fever. My restrained from proceeding to sad experience, what has been lost more than $1,000 of the $3,000 Jolly had fairly and honestly iog here and there by protests went un- bear orand or determine or pretending find it in Maine: you find it in India, and you'll platform. decide borrowed for the purpose will be ravines, which add heeded. The result by the absence of these conditions. find it in Spain (very soon). The persistent rumor that Capt. delegate votes instructed for him, much to the beauty was shown when I to hear or decide or determine any eviThis resume of the Western Ken- needed in paying the expenses of W. T. Ellis, of Owcnsboro, will which gave him a clear and indis" of tbe scenery An was in Porto HIco dence touching the nomination ot said Our soldiers and sailors have already taken it to ample supply of pure with Gen Miles. tucky coal interests will be issued those two trains. Jolly as a candidate for Congress in tbe become a candidate for United putablc majority, and they further water is obtained Almost tbe first Cuba and the Philippines Arc you chewing it ? in magazine form, on a fine quality Mr. J. F. Gordon, of Madison States Senator has been abroad for know that he got these instructed from numerous wells men sent there were Second district of Kentucky, and from from 50 to 65 feet in from Cbickamauga. making or uttering or publishing or filing of paper, neatly and substantially ville, has declined to serve on the such a length of time without be- votes in spite of the united and depth, recently sup- They were rundown with tbe clerks of tbe several counlies bound, and illustrated with fine election board for Hopkins county any certificate relating to the ing contradicted that it is gaining resolute effort on the part of the plemented by a and half sick when 1 e pumping station they arrived. They engravings. It will con- and Mr. Bulord Payne, of Webcredence and the friends of former Revenue power, with all of its wbicb derives water were in no condition nomination of said Jolly or the alleged tain an article on the general con- ster, has also declined to serve in from the river a (0 stand the southern nomination of said Fowler, or any decispromises of reward. short distance below climate Gen. Miles ion or determination of any question ditions of the coal field known as the same capacity. These men Senator Blackburn are reported to Mr. Jolly has been declared by Crawfish Spring and noticed their weak- touching said nomination of Jolty or albe alarmed at the probable oppothat of Western Kentucky, and are Democrats and and told the real Republicans, through their distributes the water ness, cause I of bimI leged nomination of said Fowler, or touchsition. to different parts of the the progress being made in mining, gentlemen. Of course, while the it. duly and lawfully elected delegates the park through asked bim to notify ing tbe uso of 'Log Cabin' as a party deCongressman Settle, the Demoby Mr. C. J. Norwood, formerly law is in effect it iron pipes The must be carried tbe authorities and vice in tbe election for Congress in Ibe as their nominee for Congress of the grounds have tbe Cbicka- Second district of Kentucky at the NovemState Mine Inspector; another ar- out by somebody, but the Goebel cratic nominee in the Seventh disfrom this district, and it is the is realized by tbe mauga camp broken ber election in 1S9S, and for all general reticle on how the operators can best election machinery is a good thing trict, has begun his campaign and WE WANT YOUR TRADE. visitor as soon as be up. He did so at is taking strong ground against duty of all good and true republi- reaches Camp Geo. onco and the evacu- lief and lax costs " insubserve and perpetuate their for a Democrat foreign acquisition Notice of the filing of the inand lining up cans to recognize and support him H Thomas, wbicb at ation ot tbo place terests on the whole and individu- with a future to steer clear of. present is occupied followed. junction suit and the granting of a with the Bryan and Bailey leader- as such. by nearly 50,000 ally; other articles on the history men, yet seldom temporary restraining order thereThere are not a few Democrats ship. Lively times are anticipated How can those who support more than one regiof coal, its uses, etc. under was at once served on who were appointed to serve as when the Republicans name their Mr. Fowler make any claim or pre- ment can be seen at It will also contain full and comChairman Vance and other decounty election commissioners to candidate. A majority of the lead- tense to honesty and fair dealing one and tbo same plete notices descriptive of the Malaria has time fendants who were here. Chaircarry out the workings of the in- ing Democrats of the district and in the face of their conduct at nearly disappeared various mines together with perfrom this part man Vance at once ordered copies sonal sketches of the owners and famous Goebel Election Law, who the business men as a whole favor Henderson in counting the 15 country except of the a loof the petition and began preparadelegate votes from Webster for calized district north have declined to serve. It is so expansion. THE CAREFUL MAN CAN SAY.' operators. Spring, tions tor a formal motion for a in not a few but many counties of "Fate cannot hurt me; I have donned today a Hon. Evan Settle, Democratic Mr. Fowler, when it was known of Crawfish probably This work will be valuable also, and that is Shoe that's all a Good Shoe should be. Here arc dissolution of the restraining in that it will not only be a work the State. The outrage is not Congressman in the Ashland dis- by everybody that those delegates dne to tbe draining combined Fit! Style!! Economy!!!" of a little pond on order. or art, but will be an inestimable popular with honest Democrats trict, now up for is had been instructed to, and had tho south of the hoA dispatch to the Hopklnsville source of reference, in every way and they swallow it those who modifying his speech onthe expan- already cast their vote for Mr. tel On tbo whole, Jolly? Why my dear sir, when the health of tbe New Era says this about the in do simply because it is prescribed sion idea. of preservation. HHE footwear problem is not so difficult as worthy He says if his party troops is excellent by the machine. junction: 1 it seems if taken in the right way. favors expansion he won't go con- the delegates from the various preConOwensboro, Ky., Sept. 12. Jolly had a Under Dog in the Fight. trary to its wishes, although per- cincts in this count met in Dixon den. Wheeler. fidence in the seller and confidence in the Treasury statistics show that The "Under Dog in tbe Fight" was pub trump card up bis sleeve and be played . The following bit from the news sonally he is opposed to the idea. on the 22nd of August, 1898, and Shoe together is a combination hard to beat. over $250,000,000 have been added inlished in 1877, in a collection of poems it this afternoon in a manner which took cast their votes as previously shows how beats the heart of that to the money in circulation in this written by David Barker, the name of Fowler and bis friends by surprise. Kentucky Crops. We stand right behind the Shoes We ell you structed by the voters, the majorgrand old soldier and hero, Gen. Tbey were not only surprised, tbey were country during the two years ended qod Shoes, and the maker of them stands Encouraging reports are received ity was so pronounced, and the wbich we do not Know. Tbe volume was dumbfounded. Joseph Wheeler: It came like a clap of printed Bangor, Me. Here is tbe poem: oepicmuer 1st. wnat an answer from the agricultural interests of treatment of Mr. Fowler and his thunder from a cloudless sky. Tbey could "No, gentlemen, I really do not believe right behind us. Assortment not surpassed. I know that tbo world, that the great big do nothing but look at each other in that tbe fighting is all done yet. I believe this is to the arguments offered by the State through Lucas Moore, supporters was so fair and honorworld, Style at the top. Prices at the bottom amazement. Ibcre is to be more trouble with Spain. the free coinage who Commissioner of Agriculture. able that Mr. Fowler's leader in From the peasant up to the King, This was tbe day agreed npon by the Indeed. President McKinley himself is not weie two years ago insisting that About 74 per cent, of the wheat this county, made a motion to Has a different tale from the tale I tell District Republican Committee to meet at all sanguine of peace. He told me perthe money in circulation qould crop, he estimates, remained in make the instruction for Mr. And a different song to sing. and bear tbe complaints of Messrs. Fowler Our Fall and Winter Shoes are now in. sonally not a great many hours ago that and Jolly. never increase except through free the hands of farmers in western Jolly from this county, unanimous, But for me and I care not a single fig be had no faith that tbe peace commission Each bad been notified to appear before If tbey say I am wrong or right the committee. would be able to come to satisfactory terms coinage of silver at the old ratio. Kentucky on September 1st. Con- which was done. Jolly had ignored the And yet, disreI shall always go in for tbe weaker dojr, notice saying that the committee was cut with tbe Spaniards. This belief is based ditions had been exceedingly fav- - garding all this, men without an' and dried for Fowler and tbe meetlnz was For tbe under dog; in the fight. Mr. Charles Denuy, for more on tbe Phillipine situation. Tbe Spanish with the knowledge, I know that the world, tbat tbe great big a part of tbe conspiracy to get bim off tbe orauie, until tne last week in authority, ministry contend that as the battle at Ma- than thirteen years minister of the track. He refused to bave anything to do MADISONVILLE, KY. world, with tbe meeting. nilla and otber parts of tbe islands took United States to China, thinks this August, for preparations for the consent and aid of Mr. Fowler and Chairman Vanco and tbe other com. new crop. Will never a moment Mop his leaders at Henderson had the place subsequent to tbe signing of Ibe government JWYOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT. should retain all the miteemen were on band oromDtlvat the peace protocol peoce negotiations will not The corn crop will be one of the unmitigated gall to declare and To see wbicb dog may be in tbe fault, appointed hour this afternoon and tbey Phillipine islands. No man perBut will shout for the dog on top. bold so far as they are concerned. Spain thought everything would move along acheaviest in yield per acre ever pro- count this county for Fowler. cording to arrangements. will refuse to glye up the Phillipines, and, haps has had better opportunities Then Jolly led But for me, I shall never pause lo ask duced in the State. There is little After all this how can it be claimed uis irumps. of course," continued tbe General, em to form correct opinions on the Which dog may bo in tbe right, The committeo was enjoined from dephasizing tbe last words particularly, "we conditions in the Orient and for room for apprehension of damage that Jolly or the pecfple have been For my heart will beat while it beats at all, claring Fowler the nominee. The profrom frost to the late corn. The fairly treated, or, that there is any can not think of such a thing as giving ceedings came to a dead halt when an offFor tbo under dog in the fight. this reason his views will have them up. President McKinley is deeply, condition of the crop 'throughout ground upon which we can treat Perchance what I've said I had better not icer served tbe notice. Jolly charges a great weight with the American fraudulent conspiracy on tho part of tbe gravely concerned over the situation, and the State is much in advance of with you in this matter? said. committee to declare Ibe nominee. public. is spending sleepless nlgbts over it." A new complexion is thus (riven in ihn Or 'twero better I'd said it incog; average years. THE GREAT You may read this letter to the situation and the The State Goebel Election Board It is estimated that 25 per cent, other member of the committee, But, with heart and with glass filled chock settle the Republicancourts are invoked to The following has been given row. to tbe brim, is having some trouble in getting of the tobacco crop was housed in out at the War Department: so they may understand my reason Here's luck lo the under dog. In response to the request of the the county boards organized. Num. western section prior to Sept. 1st, for refusing to meet with you and American vs. Welsh Coal. Governors of some of the States erous letters have been received 24 per cent in tne central section take part in, or give countenance Now that the Welsh coal strike good digestion; sound sleep; a for the muster out of their entire from men who decline to serve and and 17 per cent, in the eastern. to an effort by the Committee to volunteer force, the President re- up to Saturday only fifty county Only about 5 per cent. 'of the crop defeat the expressed will of a large is a thing of the past some diminu- fine appetite and a ripe old age, tion in the demand for American are some of the results of the use boards had been organized. The of the State was housed prior to plied in substance as follows: majority of the party, and arrogate And your Favorite Home Paper, coal from British interests is to be of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single "Answering your telegraphic request for State board has found it necessary that date in 1897. to itself the power and right to deexpected. Yet Philadelphia coal the muster out of your regiments, I bave to send out circular letters urging EARLINGTON. dose will convince you of their Oregon's Wheat Crop. clare who the nominee shall be already directed that 100,000 of the volun- the county boards to organize. exporters feel that the demand KENTUCKY. wonderful effects and virtue. It is conservatively estimated gardlcss of the party's wishes. teers shall be mustered out of tbe service. from foreign sources, supplied prior Vety respectfully, This, because in my Judgment, that numis probable that the good ex- that the twelve counties of Oregon It BOTH ONE YEAR FOR to the strike with Welsh coal, will ber can be spared. About 100,000 will re- ample set by Miss Christine G. H. Towery, Brad- east of the Cascades, commonly continue on a good scale for four An main as the government requires iu Cuba, absolute cure for sick head- (Pfye H. P. WeeKlO Tribune " n Agricultural Department of tho hisheit Chairman of Republican Exccu ley in the christening of the "Ken- known as eastern Oregon, will this Porlo Rico and the Philippines, a larger Important newt year raise 18,000,000 bushels of tive Committee of Webster County, or five weeks more. While the ache, Nat loo and World, tucky" will be followed by Miss wheat, or within dyspepsia, malaria, sour and tellable market report., able editorial., Interc.ting of tbe atorlei. dentine and comnrelienaihii! thort army than tbo regular military establishdemand from distinctly British 2,000,000 bushels Picture., and I. in.tructlve and S'tMnlng't'o '"'"" Xamenmbcr?e,ver,rjtmte ment afforded. The muster out, like the Nancy Leiter, of Illinois, who is to of the entire yield of the state in A tobacco barn was destroyed by dealers may become next to noth- stomach,dizziness, constipation the battleship Illinois. 1897. This is 5.150,000 bushels muster in, will be as nearly as possible ac- christen . fill til Irval nivl nMIitAal an inolal La .. t - f r P CiV 6 trado with West Indian bilious fever, piles, torpid liver Vonr :a,j.-- j .tz""X"'.":m'?jj v 'x.y?. i """' ucn wiii-cording to tbe population of tbe several The Woman's Christian Temper- more than last year's output of fire in Christian county last week, ing, the local price forearm product., Ihe condition or crop."and proipecw forVhe vtir abh'. new.y, welcome and Indispensable weekly visitor at your homo and fireside. states. The suggestion lo muster out all ance Union has seat her a stronr eastern Oregon, but reports from containing 30,000 pounds of to- and South American concerns is and all kindred diseases. one in Trigg county expected to develop a3 time goes volunteers from your Slate can nolJ Plca t0 uso water and not threshing already done justify the bacco, and the be entertained. Tbe Secretary PaBn 'ff tIlc ceremony. assertion. Jr on. (containing 10,000 pounds. Send all orders to THE BEE, EarlingtonKy, I S "Will you render Ihe country a great service by accepting my appointment as a Single Copies :,", s member of tbe committee to examine into Specimen copies mailed free on application. wanted In all parts of the tbecouduct of tbe commissar), quarterCorrespondents master and medical bureaus of the war deeounlr. Address us for particulars. partment during tbe war and into tbe exSEPTEMBER 15. 1898. tent, causes and treatment of sickness in THURSDAY, tbe fields and in Ibe camps? "It is my desire that tbe full and exact truth shall be ascertained and mado known. I cannot loo strongly impress upon you my earnest wish Ibat the committee shall be of such high character as will command Ibe complete confidence of tbe country, and I trust you will consent to serve. ThreeMonth., " e, d high-hande- d The Goebel managers arc not personally interested in this year's election, and therefore, were willing to sacrifice Oscar Turner and other nominees for congress and J. P. Hobson for appellate judge under a show of fairness, and to that end there was chosen for election commissioners a better class of democrats. But these men will not be in charge when the foul work is to be done directly for Goebel. As it is, the machinery is all in the hands of the democratic party and the majority members of the commission may without fear of results do that which best pleases them. There is nothing in the law that prevents making a mock-cr- y of elections if they so desire. Even though the better class ol democrats are in temporary control, the great power put in trjeir hands is dangerous and undemocratic. They are privileged to burn ballots, upset the desires of the voters and refuse to recognize all the rights of the republicans or populists so far as the Goebel law goes. There are no provisions whatsoever in it for the punishment of violators of its mandates. It is designed to incite and perpetrate fraud. The Goebel managers have no interest in this years contest. They are lookirig solely toward the spoils of state and county offices and jobbery to come hereafter, and will then use all the corrupt powers of the law for that purpose. The Democratic bosses never propose a fair election; they may permit one to go by default when there is nothing in it for them, but will take no part in political decency. to President McKinley Enthusiastically Endorsed by Rising Vote. CHARGES FRAUD. Secretary Alger Also Endorsed Among the last acts of the annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, adjourned last week in Cincinnati, was the passage of resolutions endorsing most heartily President McKinley for his successful conduct of the war with Spain. The resolutions referring to President McKinley and Secretary Alger were given precedence when it was decided to consider the report of the committee seriatim. The resolution referring to the president was first adopted by a unanimous rising vote in a scene of most enthusiastic demonstrations, and it reads as follows: thirty-secon- d Courts and Not a Prejudiced Committee flust Decide wise, conservative, unselfish, patriotic and statesmanlike manner in wbicb our honored commander, Wm. McKtnlay, as president of the United States has met every demand which tbo recent troublo with Spain imposed upon our country. Thai his wisdom and prudence In bis endeavors to preserve with honor as were tbe vigor and patriotic ardor with whicn our army and navy were equipped for the conflict when tho war became imminent, have won our hearty and unreserved approval and commendation, and rejoicing in the glorious termination of the conflict in which our country has been engaged, we hereby express our gratitude, not only to our distinguished comrade, the president, but also lo officers and men in tbe land and the naval forces for their heroic conduct and sublime achievements for humanity and tbe glory of our fhg and country. The Alger Reiolutlon. 13-in- to-da- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA1IM wWwwwWWW vWwwwwwWwW con-spire- t d semi-tropi- cal p RattieAKfc PLUG to-da- '' 1 pemember the name half-ton- when you buy again. high-tone- d vast-ne- ss Securely Shod. Jc n Sw fr BISHDP & COMPANY, Tfie New York Weekly Tnbune iBfcffyjjjjyft NATIONAL FAMILY A CLEAR HEAD; NEWSPAPER For.. FARMERS.... And VILLAGERS, $1.25. THEBEE A Known "Fact. inc. T- act VC1U A sii-Mi- ss cham-tberefor- e, Tutt's Liver Pills T. if f,W. t'Ui.,. .. 9 - 'tr t i. ' A'.i iJ Af, fVc.h-,.- t. J'l M ' i r 1 - m-w ik h 'tx -( I I A B C I I ,'-- L ' ik Dr. Barbec Exonerated in Aletho-dis- t It is Considered a Blessing by the Of African Methodist Episcopal ' Will be Held by Republicans of Assignment of Passors In the fl. Hon. Geo. W. Jolly, Republican Book Claim Hatter. Soldiers at Lexington. E. Church Kentucky Church, Adjourned. Second Congressional District Nominee for Congress, to Ad ' "Sp Jnbustnj PC L frtbe." Nashvil,C) Tcnnf Sept. 9. Lexington, Ky., Sept. 13. At Conference. at Henderson, Saturday dress the People of dayS ago Dr. J. A. Orman, Something of Maysville, Ky., Sept. 22. The the Meetings, the the division hospital at Camp TAnAT XTTMTTO Presiding Elder of Murfrcesboro Hamilton things arc in better conYP.WV.A 1. 1 work of the annual m.i To Rratify Nomination of Hon. UUII. HI. J.IU IIVI V1JU district of the Methodist Episcopal dition today since the camp was Kentucky Conference of the Meth- Hopkins and Adjoining Counties Geo. W. Jolly, v Republican Church, South, upon his own established. Major Griffith and odist Episcopal Church is the The Thirtjfl-j- rd Annual ConferMiss Lillie Robinson is visiting g Nominee for Congress. motion and by virtue of the authorhis assistants are On the fourth Monday, the first assignment of ministers to pastor relatives in Henderson this "week. ity vested in him by the church ence of the Afrratn Methodist Epis- feeling greatly encouraged and ates for the ensuing four years. day of Circuit Court, Hon. Geo-W- . copal Church, which had been in Jolly will address a mass meetPreparations have been made, This list of appointments was Tlicrc is to be a colored cake discipline, appointed a committee session here since Wednesday of they have reason to believe this given ing of the Republicans and people of ministers to investigate rumors hospital will make one of the finest as announced in these columns out by that religious body, walk at Masonic Hall tomorrow now in of Hopkins and adjoining counties TIIE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS last week, adjourned on Tuesday last week, for a big mass meeting that involved the moral character records in the country. night. of Republicans of the Second Con- session here, this morning. The in the court house at Madisonville. is duo not only to tho night. The conference was atand of Dr. J. D. Barbec, book agent A reporter was at the hospital gressional District to be held at pastorates and the pastors assigned The meeting will convene at 2 simplicity of tho combination, but nlso tended throughout by a large deleDouglas O'Brien left last week of o'clock. the pnblishing house of the to tho caro nnd skill with which It is and found the patients cheerful, Henderson next Saturday, the .17th thereto gation from all over Kentucky and in the Green River District for Mobile, Ala,, there to Mr. Jolly has been leading manufactured by scientific processes Methodist Episcopal Church, the change in many being especi- inst. The mass convention is to are as folicws: S. W. Shelton, trumps to such an extent in matters known to tho Camfoknia Fia Svitur college. there were numerous visitors presSouth. These rumors grew out of ally noticeable. The temperature be held for the purpose of ratify presiding eldpr; Bremen, W. I. political that he is the central fie. Co. only, nnd wo wish to impress upon the nomination of Hon. Geo. Miss Claude Grainger is spend' the Methodist Publishing House ent from other States. nil tho hniMjrtancc of many was lower today than for ing Jolly, the Republican nominee Taylor; Dexterville, C. S. Jupin; ure in the politics of the Second truo nnd original of nurclmstnw ti W. The session has been presided remedy. As tho ing the week with friends in Madi claim matter. several days, and one of the assist for Congress. Deer Lick, supplied; Earlington, District, and being such an able genuine Syrup of Tigs is manufactured over by Bishop C. C. Pettcy, of sonvillc. The committee met yesterday at Special rates arc announced on W. C. Wilson; Greenville, H. R. speaker and distinguished gentle- by tho ant surgeons said to the reporter I'm Svnur Co. North Carolina, who is one of the McKcndrcc Church, and after a that there were not more than two all railroads leading into Hender- Hardison; Hickory Grove, C. C. man he is sure of a large hearing only, n knowledge of that fact will Miss Celeste Moore spent a few most eminent and earnest workers wherever he goes. Mr. Jolly has assist ono in avoiding tho worthless session la&ting all da)', gave out or three whose temperature was son, and special trains will be run Hall; Hopkinsvillc, days this week with friends in for the improvement of his race in on some of the roads for the acJ. T. Smith; something to say and knows how imitations manufactured by other a the following statement: Tho high standing of tho above normal. commodation of those who will at- Marion, G. M. Burnett; Arlington, to say it. He is an eminent adMadisonvitlc. America. Bishop Pettcy has the Fio Svitur Co. with the mediThe committee, after carefully One of the best and most appre- tend the meeting. vocate of honesty and purity in cal profession, J. H. Hayes; Morgantown, A. J. politics highest regard for the people of and tho satisfaction Mr. William McCarley and fam- and prayerfully examining all the and his speeches Mr. Jolly will be present and will ciated features of the hospital is which tho Bennett; Olaton, G. P. Jeffries; to contain much of great are sure given to genuino Syrup of Figs has the South and in a speech on openinterest million of families, makes ily arc visiting relatives in testimony in the case, unanimously the diet kitchen, conducted by the make his opening speech as a can Owensboro, D. F. Kerr; Owens- - to intelligent men of all political the name of tho Company a guaranty ing evening told his colored brethreport a trial before the Tennessee this week. good women of the Soldiers' Aid didate for Congress. Other dis- boro circuit, E. B. of tho excellence of its remedy1. It is parties. Timmons; ren they were most fortunate in tinguished gentlemen will make Conference, soon to meet, unnecA Society of Lexington. diet speeches on this occasion. The Go to hear him. Remember the far In advance of all other laxatives, Thomas Adams; HenderMrs. D. M. Evans and son and having their homes in the South essary, thereby vindicating the day and the hour, the fourth Mon- as it acts on tho kidneys, liver nnd kitchen is something the sick sol- meeting will convene promptly at son, Harry Smith. Miss Ethel Evans spent Monday bowels without irritating or weakenand advised them to remain there, day, beptember 26th at 2 o'clock ing them, and it good name of Dr. Barbec." diers did not know until they came 2 o'clock and will be held in the docs not gripo nor jn Madisonvillc. afternoon saying there was nothing in the p. m. nauseate. In order to get its beneficial here, and words cannot express Tabernacle, with seating capacity LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. advoNorth for them. He is an effects, plcaso remember tho name of Program. The ntxt annual Conference of their gratitude to the good women. for 4,000 people. tho Company cate of the broad and most sensiDOWN IN THE MINES. 'the M. E. Church in Kentucky will Teacher's Association of the The kitchen supplies only those Operator Brewster is now night operator BARNS BURNED. ble idea of improving the condi CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. be held in Louisville, in Septem- Second Magisterial District, to be convalescent and those who are in at Earlington. BAXF"'NCISCO, Cl. tion of the Negro by training his Coal in Belgium is being mined at a LOUISVILLE, Kr. held in Earlington, Friday Sept. ber, 1899. condition to be fed other than milk. Three in Webster County, NUW TOIIKi N. Y. Operator Arrington is at borne near with heart, hands and head in a pracdepth of 3,772 feet. 30. Trenton, on a sick leave. tical manner. Frank D. Rash leaves this week A great help to tho miners of this counthe Tobacco Crops Destroyed. FORE NOON. Discovered by a Woman. More than loo collisions occurred on try, is tbe shipment of iron and steel to Kentucky Trotting Horse BreedIn other words give him manual for Boston, where he will begin 10.00. Music. Another great discovery has been made, Dixon, Ky., Sept. 12. Three Japanese railroads in 1S97. foreign countries. Address of welcome Elder I. H. Tcel. training Jliat will equip him to and that too, by a lady in this country. ers' Association, Lexington, his second term at the Boston tobacco barns with crops of tobacOperator McLaughlin is now holding tbe Response li. II Osburn. Large shipments of coal are being made "Disease fastened its clutches upon her and labor and acquire property, give Polytechnic Institute. Ky., October co, belonging to farmers in this night job down at Slaughters. Organization. to South America and tbe West Indies him rcligous training to teach for seven years she withstood its severest county, have burned in the past A number of extra trains were run last from The Louisville & Nashville RailNewport News. tests, but her vital organs were underUev. C. C. Hall is home again 10:30. Why I attend educational mcrtings? week to accommodate the solroad company will sell tickets to E. I), Iiourland, Laura Ligon, Dcllc right living,and the school to com- mined, and death seemed imminent For few days. Ernest Rash, of the Hecla Coat from Conference and will be with diers. Story. Minnie Whitfield and U. I) plete the education into good citi- three months she coughed incessantly and Crockett Watson, who lives near has moved his place of resi Lexington, Ky., October 3 to 14, us until some time next week beTwo special trains were run last Sunday dence to Gatlin. zenship. It is the same idea that could not sleep She finally discovered a Dixon, lost a barn containing about Earlington, and bis many friends limited returning to October 17 at fore he removes to his new home iroo. Is it truo that present methods for the has been proven to be correct in way to recovery, by purchasing of 1 bot- sixteen acres of tobacco. The loss attendedbenefit of tho colored people who hero extend to him a welcome. one fare for the round trip on ac Conference at Earlington. and work at Hickory Grove, Ky. make poor spellers? E. U. Osburn. tle of Dr. King's New Discovery for ConOnly a short time will elapse before the count of the meeting of the Tuskcgce Institute by Prof. is about $1,500. the KenHattie Gamblin. Eunico Drown and Lcc Prof. Ffatenhauer, who is at work at tbe miners of sumption, and was so much relieved on He goes to one of the best circuits this region will be able to work Booker T. Washington, in which taking first dose that she slept all night, Veazy. tucky Horse Breeders' Association A barn belonging to Nick Howell shops came down on a brief visit full in the Conference. time. The approach of cold weather exercises, he has made such great success. 11:30. Devices for morning and with two bottles has been absolutely in that city on the dates stated. who lives five mjles from to relatives residing here last Sunday. is already Increasing business. Minnie Bourland, Sallie Foard, E B The meetings were attended by cured. Her name is Mrs. Martha Lutz." town, was destroyed by fire. Mr. City Taxes. Sam Smith, who works at the car shops This will be a good opportunity Mr. Howard White, of the St. Bernard Gatlin. a number of white people. Mayor Thus writes W. C. Hammack & Co., of Cavanah had about An error crept into a notice in 12:00. Adjournment acres of here lost a valuable A. O. U. W. charm, Engineering department, found time last for friends of the boys of tlie Third six for lunch. W. F. Burr made a welcoming Shelby, N. C Trial bottles free at St. tobacco in the building, which was one day last week, and ho is willing to pay week to put up some of tbe new copper Kentucky Volunteer Regiment to Tiik Brr last week in reference to Afternoon. Dernard Drue Store. Regular size 50c and tbe finder for its return. wire running to the South Diamond mine. visit the soldiers in camp talk to the Conference on Wed- $r 00. Every bottle guaranteed. unpaid city taxes. The types said 1:15. Music and recitations. also lost. at little We now understand that tho mammotb nesday evening. Rev. I. H. Tcel, The great interest taken by many of the cost. A barn on the premises of Mrs. new engines that tumor said this division "I897," but anybody with half an 1:30. How can we best secure tho cocolored miners in the Conference held here THIRD KENTUCKY. Christian Fanny Allen, containing about four would get are to be used on the North and last eye could tell that 1898 taxes was operation of parents Miss Sallie pastor of the white week was highly appreciated by the Brown. Excess Fares Discontinued. Church, and Messrs. J. B. Atkin meant. Those who have not paid aoo. Composition Ida E. Walker, Belle acres of tobacco, belonging to South division. hosts of visitors from the different States. The son and I. Bailey were other rep- Items from a Paper Published on Elisha Stanley, was also burned. Line has The motive power of the famous Cog their 1898 taxes should make it Story, Sallie Foard, and E. B. Osburn. Russia has finally decided to allow for the Field. discontinued excess fares on the resentative leaders of the white road, running up to Pike's Peak, will be eigners easy for the city collector by pay- a 30. When corporal punishment is netbe right to bold real estate and The Fighters of Rum Will Meet. changed from steam to electricity at a race to makc,by special invitation, From tho Lexington Herald. cessary should it be done publicly? mineral property, which Is considered an "Colorado Special," which leaves ing at once, and before he is forced cost of about $50,000. The officers at camp are now Sallie Foard, Minnie Whitfield, Eunice short talks replete with counsel Louisville, Ky., September 13. important step towards industrial devel- Chicago daily 10:00 a. m., reachto take steps to compel payment. Ten years ago the Wagner Company op- opment. Iirown and E. D. Dourland. ing Omaha 11:55 ext afternoon. and advice to the colored man. busy making out reports for winter The Kentucky Women's Christian 3:00. Practical psychology Miss Brown. Rev. Ed W. Jones, of Louisville, clothing. Col. Smith seemstp Temperance Union will hold its erated in only seven States. Now its cars Nashville, Tenn., men have organized a It has further improved its serAt Home. are run over roads in twenty States, and E. B. Dourland and E. D. Oiburn. company with $r, 000, 000 capital to ac- vice by perfecting through sleepThe following members of Com- 3:30, Open parliament How teacher's an eloquent young preacher of think that the regiment wililbefin annual convention in this city from over some of the best roads quire mines, operate mines, buy real esing car arrangements on the "Colpany A, Third Kentucky VolunZion Church responded to the camp for some time to come, and September 30 to October 4. Over The Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis tate, etc., waste time. in Porto Rico. The style of the is accordingly doing all'iri his one hundred delegates, represent- Rallway'Company have purchased ground corporation is the Special" teers have been at home on a fur- 4 00. Miscellaney. welcome address. to Colorado Porto Rico Transporta- orado Springs. lough for the past week: Lieut. 4.30. Adjournment. On Thursday evening an educa- power tp have the regiment well ing every section of the Sate, are in New Albany, Ind., and will build a new tion and Trading Company. Tram leaving Chicago tional meeting was held by the prepared for the cold winter blasts. expected to be present. The six onion depot to cost about (4,000. Walter Powers, Ott L. Powers, Tbe long and stubborn strike of tbe 10:30 p. m. daily also has through Why He Qoes to Heaven. One of the chief topics of discussion Welsh coal mintn 'ended on Sept. 1st. by sleeping and chair cars. Claude B.Hall, Earnest N. McLc-morConference, at which a report was When Company C, under Capt. local unions have charge of the arTourists among tbe engineers The newspaper man is the pubregard tbe F. D. Watson and Pete submitted, stating the condition Feland, returned to the regiment rangements for the convention, new engines, which itisIsinsaid havetobeen the miners beinggranted an increase of- tickets via the Chicago and Northlic slave. He helps to make his nve per cent on tneir 01a wagons. Tbe western on sale at all important Morgan. financially and otherwise of At- Friday night, after winning the and are doing everything in their ordered for tbe Henderson division These furloughs were strike lasted six months, and it is said neighbor rich and dies poor. He kinson Literary and Industrial competitive drill, issued last Thursday and were a most enthusi- power to make the stay of the The many friends of Jesse Galbreath are that some American coal dealers profited points in the. United States and helps to elect candidates to fat salCollege, at Madisonville, JKy., one astic welcome awaited them. Cheers visitors here both a pleasant and pleased to see him back at work on the by It, by the shipment strike. Canada. good for seven days. aries, gets a little patronage at Henderson division. He is regarded as a of the church schools, the existence and shouts filled the air and for a profitable one. Foreman Robinson of the Empire mines Gol Wo Indiana. Are you a subscriber to The starvation prices and waits until well posted railroad man by the officials. of which has been made possible time pandemonium came down last Saturday and spent Sun reigned at Mr. NorniYi Hiltncr, who has doomsday for his money. Bke? You should be. Catholic Knights. He by the liberality of Mr. Master ot Trains Devney taught one of day with his family here. He says they Jhon B. camp. been representing the Metropoli- builds up churches, schools and The biennal State Convention of the conductors on tbe Henderson division loaded fifteen cars there last Friday, which Atkinson, president of the St. BerA rather amusing incident oc- the Catholic Knights of America tan Insurance Company in this other institutions. a forcible temperance lesson last week, indicates that they are well prepared for a He credits a nard Coal Co., of this place, in curred at camp Saturday. While for some time, has been man two years for his paper and assembled at Bowling Green Tues- by retiring him from duty temporarily, if good day's work, when the demand re section whose honor the school is named, dress parade was going on a large PRACTICE LIMITED TO quires it.) promoted to the management of a when he sends in a bill tiie man day. The most imporsant busi- not permanently. DISEASES OF THE and Mr. I Bailey, of Madisonville, hog ran across the parade ground Miners have fair dealing and therefore it Brakeman Jesse Galbreath met with a branch office at Muncic, Ind., and gets mad and quits. That is why ness was the selection of two delegeneral manager of the Reincckc and, tcrrifield by the sound of the painful accident while attempting to make is reasonable to believe they abhor the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. left for that place Sunday morn- all newspaper men go to heaven, gates to represent the State at the a coupling, mashing 601 Upper First Stuict, three of his fingers so tactics used by the Fowler leaders in tryCoal Co. At this meeting a col- drums, ran through the line of supreme council of the order to be badly that it is feared they will have to be ing to count out Jolly in Daviess, Hancock ing. He was formerly an engineer and why so many other sorts miss EVANSVILLE, IND. lection ol S50 was raised to go to soldiers and nearly capsized several and Webster counties, and tbe way to punon the Henderson division and was connection with the Gospel train." held in Kansas City next May. amputated. the educational fund. Bishop G. of them. very well known here and at MadiEx. Supervisor Daws and men made some ish the wrong doer is to cast your ballot Mexican Veterans. W. Clinton was made President of S$ttWWWWWWWWW The Third Kentucky Drum extension on tbe side track at Hopkinsville against tbeir candidate. sonvillc, where ho had resided for Twins and Republicans. the college and II. C. Weedcn, Corps is making an enviable repThe veterans of the Mexican war last week. Mr. Davis has not et fully re The Oakhill Coal Company is now worksome time. men. Tho Hayes Jones and wife, of Mor- of Louisville, financial agent. utation. It keeps magnificent will assemble in Louisville, Sep- covered from bis last &pell of sickness, be- ing a force of about Was Known Here. The white people who attended time and by continual practice has tember 21 for a two day's encamp- ing lame in ono leg from fever settling In it. operator of this mine claims that tbe coal tons Gap, have a pair of the finest Tbe mogul freight engines recently is so much easier mined than the coal at Mr. Emmet Catcs, a young man, twins in the land. Both boys and the meetings in the evening were become the peer ol any of the reg- ment. Gov. Bradley and Mayor placed on tho Pennsylvania northwest sys- other mines in Hopkins county that tbe Weaver will address the veterans formerly of Henderson, but who the parents are supremely happy. much interested in the character- iments. tem are hauling between Crestline and miners there are satisfied to dig coal for on the first evening of the en been living in Louisville for Their two older children are girls. istic and harmonious singing. has Alliance sixty-siloaded cars and making two cents per bushel, a cent below the Information received by The time, was arrested in the One of the "twinnies" is named There was one song particularly Herald last night, that may be campment. An evening banquet a speed of thirty miles an hour w itb a train standard wages paid during tbe winter by same CTZ3 at rountam Ferry Park will close of the St. Bernard Coal Company. cars. latter city Saturday on the charge for a Hopkins county Republican that the colored people seemed to considered as states the encampment. A friend who lives over in tbe region of H, C. Cole, who had been in the employ of bigamy, and the chances arc who feels very much complimented sing from the heart. It was known that Camp Hamilton will remain e of tbe railroad company as a.section band Kentucky where coal strikes are numerous A. C. Qerth Dead. he will serve time in the peni- especially since another of Hayes' as "The Red Sea," one of the that until January 1st, 1899, or longer. for two years, died at his home in Trenton along the O. & N. Railroad says that a comNegro melodies that took its A. C. Gcrth, who has been a He was an amctcur children bears the name of the iltentiary. promise has been reached, tbe terms being Cures INDIGESTION A telephone connection was es- resident of Earlington for some Thursday night, of spinal meningitis, after base ball player of some reputa- lustrious President of the United origin in days of slavery and de an illness of several months. He was 21 a decrease in tbe number of hours tbe day tablished Saturday from brigade two or three years died Friday eve- years old The entering wedge for tion, and had played here with States. We give hearty congratu- picts the escape of the children of and leaves a wife and one child laborer is required to work. It is a serious nearly all Diseases the Israel from the harsh slavery of headquarters to Camp Hamilton ning. He was found in an un- The remains were taken to Edmonson question both to tbe miner and employer, the home nine, also with the Mad- lations to Mr. and Mrs. Jones. human system is heir to. conscious state in his room that when and where these demands will cease. and the city. Pharaoh. It was sung with a will isonvillc and Hopkinsvillc clubs. morning and gradually sank until county, Ky., his former home, Friday for The tendency seems to be towards an inIn Livery Again. and repeatedly. death relieved him. He was a interment. miller His father is a Yellow Jaundice Cured. crease in wages and a decrease in hours, George Toy, who has been un As showing tbe prosperity of transporta It began with the refrain: when a demand is made by labor leaden. Suffering humanity should be supplied shoemaker by trade, did well at at Henderson, and is well decided for several years as to "01s Pharaoh and bis hosts got , business, was a good workman tion business in the south tho ManufacSold by St. Bernard Drug Store. with every means possible for its relief. It his Pineviile, Ky., Sept. 8. J. R. Justice , turers' Record this week summarizes a , , which business he liked best, the Burt Browning Dead. pleasure wo publish the following-"Thi- and always found at his place of is with coal mines, His kindness of heart part of tbe orders for rolling stock, which mining engineer at Bear Creek is to certify that I was a terrible suf- business. The remains of Mr. BurtBrown-ing- , barber shop or the livery stable, Ole Pharaoh and bis hosts got drown-deIn a has recently been given by southern com- six miles from this place, perished In tho Red Sea." ferer from Yellow Jaundice for over six was constantly evidenced by his by gas. His deceased, were brought to but who has done well in both, has room of the mines for children. He had rela- panies. The value of tbe freight and coal This was chorus too and was retreated by some of the love by ignition of tbe Eirlington for burial Monday morn- - now embarked in livery business peated after every verse, two of months, and wasin in Indiana who were notified cars alone aggregate, over $2,000,000. clothing was set on lire best physicians city and all to no tives our gas and burned from bis body in an in m$ in Earlington, having bought out The funeral followed in the of his death and came to pay the Among the companies who have placed which were like this: avail. Dr. Dell, our druggist, recommended Gus is missed on large orders are tbe Southern, Louisville stant His bodv was blistered all over. nflefflBljItA'itli interment at Grape- the stock and equipment of Mr. "Dark and dismal was tho night Hitters, and after taking two bot- last sad tribute. Electric t He was a young man about & Nashville and the Baltimore & Ohio. In tho Ked Sea; vine cemetery. The deceased was Isaac Davis of this city. We weltles, I was entirely (Aired. I now take great our streets. years old and bis home was in North Carm Frank P. Sargent, of Peoria, tbe Grand .ml When Moses led the Israelites pleasure in recommending them to any performerly for many years a resident come George to our city again and olina. He was considered an expert en-- t&V Master of the International Brotherhood In the Ked Sea." son suffering from this terrible malady. I wish him the best success. gineer and stood high with his employes. of Earhngton, but for several years I of Locomotive Firemen, and tbe Illinois After which would come the am grateluly yours, M. A. Hogarty, LexMayor Penwell, of Peoria, 111., fears has made his home near Princeton, Louisville Driving and Fair As- chorus, and this: appointee on the Industrial Commission, For Infants and Children. ington, Ky," Sold by St. Dernard Druggist. that the striking coal miners may burn tbe said be would refuse a at the Ky. Mr. Browning was about "Obi I've been coming up all this time. The Kind You Have Always Bought international convention of tbe Brother- building in which are quartered the nonsociation, Louisville Sept. 26, Flood of Divorce Suits. sixty-fivyears of age and has been In tho Ked Sea; hood, which meets in Toronto this week, union laborers wbobave been put at work to Oct. 1. Hoykinsvillc, Ky., Sept. 9. Up Bears tho And I don't want to be left behind, in a very low state of health since in lbs mines there. Mr. Sargent says: In the Ked Sea." to the prcssnt time there have been Signature Special rates arc offered those February and died Sunday evening,' Louis Houlihan, one of the Earlington shall retire from the grand lodge at "I All joined in the chorus and seventeen divorce suits filed for the .A His widow and son William ac- who wish to visit Louisville and the end of my present term, December 31. merchants bas disposed of his stock of lAVtt," Red VC Mr. Charles Egloff and son Joe The work on the Industrial Commission goods to J. M. Victory & Co., and bas purV attend the meeting of the Louis- sang the words "In theline in Sea" September term of the Circuit companied the remains. the at the end of each Rucker, his interest in of Dr. E. ville Driving and Fair Association verses. The solo parts were sung Court. Several days yet remain have returned from their trip to will require all my time. In leaving tbe chased mine near P. Hecla, and will embark Cincinnati, where they visited Mr. grand lodge I shall not lose sight of my ob- a coal Agent G. T. O'Bryan, of Hen- to be held in in that city September by the leader. The wierd melody for filing suits, and it is not im- Egloff's four daughters, three of ligation as a member, but shall perform in the coal business coal the near future, derson, has been advised by his udding another operator to the 26 to Oct 1. The Louisville & of the song must be heard to be probable that the number may whom are married. Charlie made my part with a full appreciation of what thus list. physician to go West on account reach twenty. the acquaintance of ten grand- the order has done for me." and will go to New Nashville Railroad will sell tickets appreciated. of Mr. Ed Henson, who has been children whom he had not seen Mexico. on this account at one fare for the How's This. Tbe new trackage built in the United yardmaster at Henderson for sevBucklen's Arnica Salve. and had a great time. round trip Sept. 26 and for all Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Howard States the first six months of this year eral years, will soon go to ArkanThe best Salve in the world for Cuts, for any Sores, Ulcers, AMbama leads sas where he will try his hand at amounts to 1292 miles. trains arriving in Louisville on or cured by case of Catarrh that cannot bo Bruises,Tetter, Chapped Salt Khcum, Fever OUR aUARANTCD $100.00 IN Q0LD. Hall's Catarrh Cure. h Hands, Chilblains, Sores, k Next comes Missouri stock and fruit raising. with 147 miles. & CO., Toledo, O. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posibefore the morning of Sept. 30, F. CHENEY Wo wilt pay One Hundred In "- hrjH Km v 'r mmu not guilty. - ANNUAL CONFERENCE diet kitchen. mass convention GREEN RIVER DISTRICT. SPEAK AT MADISONVILLE, J."1 Igfe, orig-innllt- i.c.i.i hard-workin- CAi.n-oiixt- par-tic- s. Cali-fokjii- Mor-ganficl- d, Pa-duca- h, 5. bomc-goin- y, u- -. Cav-ana- h, vi3 7 v -- Nortli-Westcr- n e, -. Dr. l. b. brose, thirty-fiv- e cansieors i ticrra i vm&tf V ft x thirty-fiv- e semi-officia- l, old-tim- well-know- n to-d- o fmmm?mmm Price. 25 Cents. drown-ded- drown-ded- drown-ded- drown-ded- s d y twenty-eigh- CASTOR A m Hi V e 2&fr tP h, UUUJLi... a DRINKS Five Cents. V ICE PLAIN SODA, SODA. limited returning to Oct. 2. Harried In Omaha. Mrs. Virginia Marshall Brown, of Henderson, Ky , was married Monday morning, September 5, to Mr. Herman L. Posey, of Denver. CREAM ! NEW FOUNTAIN Iy at H&HP 8 & Col. The marriage took place in Omaha at the residence of Mr. John Field, in the presence of a few friends. The couple left later on the same day for Denver. Or. Otto' Spruce Gum Balsam li a scientific remedy based on modern discoveries and compounded by cUemUts of renown who have given We, tho undersigned, havo known V. J. Cheney fur the last 15 years, and believe liim perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their hrm. West & Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. WAtDING, KlNSAM & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly on the upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. J. Dollar Coldfot tively cures Piles or no pay required, It is any and etery caseof cough and colds wuer the me give perfect satisfaction or no benefit U derived from containsof Dr. Otto'a guaranteed to Spruce Gum lialsam. It nothing Inmoney relunded. t'rico 25c per box. For jurious and Is so pleasant to take. Ueware of Imitations. Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Sold by St. Dernard Drug btore. Logan county offiosrs arrested Archie England at Crofton and on a charge of horse stealinhorse with two, pneumatic-tirewheels. d WANTED million 1 took him to Russellvillc for trial Two g- a spokes, size 28 y x 2 inches and split hickory road will sell tickets to Evansville, 23 Fair, Evansville. The Louisville & Nashville railTri-Sta- te Ind., at one fare for the round trip good returning September 19-until the 24th, on account of the I'air at meeting of the that city. Tn-btat- 9M&j&J&mnmmr """" FOX'S GROCERY. throat and lung diseases a life study. Askyouf druggist to procure It for you it not In stocH. Bold In two slies. 25c. andSOo Sold by St. Dernard Drugstore. e lian, the returns are trreater than a hall Interest lit an Alaska gold mine, as gold cannot buy lost ncallh. Hcwaro of a slight cold. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Better than A Klondike) fjold Mine. Hood health Is priceless when once lost When you have a Might cold or cough invest tSc.iu a bottlo of Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Ita- Subscribe for The Bee. inches long; 500,000 feet first-clas- s hickory logs; length of logs, 14, 15, 16, 21 and 24 feet, delivered on our yard at Madisonville, Ky. For particulars call at qur office. Terms cash. Buckeye Spoke Co. By John F. FlSCher, M'gr. with 92 miles; Louisiana, 74 miles; Calim08t fornia, 73; North Carolina, 70; New Dr. ililn). Qnrnin Cium nitflini the colds, lis, pleasant Mexico, C7; Georgia, 62, and Oklahoma croup, and reliable remedy (or coaif soreness ot thotUroat.cliest and Territory 61. These eight states and ter- luucs. and all uuiuc. auu iiaree of tbe popritories, comprising Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. ulation and territory of tbe United States, have built more than half the mileage of the first six months of the year At tbe other end are sixteen states and territories, without a single mile of new road to their credit Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, NeKansas, Kentucky, New braska, Nevada, New Jersey, North and South Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, WyoKWng and the W. S. MILLER, District of Columbia. If the same proportion of new building holds for tbe second Manager. half of tbe year the new mileage for tbe year will no doubt exceed 2500 entire miles, which is moro by several hundred miles than that of any year since 1804 " BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE I The corrected figures show that Canada bas added during tbo same period 100 IN LOUISVILLE. miles to her railroads, and Mexico . one-sixt- 0, J. Farnsworth. Agent, Eaumnctok, Ky. m WILLARD HOTEL Jr. I7-J- iv. V'V i ITTa - i , V- - ft&ftAAftAAAft4aftftftftAAAftAftAftft5&aftft4 9 & bP THE SUNDAY SCHO'OL. LESSON XII, THIRD QUARTER, INTER-NA1IONA- sfcsfcsisfcHtetsta New Goods Cheap J is. eli- J&3t JHfetSt Investigating the, Conduct of the War. Louisville Post tes' SERIES, SEPT. 18. bP bP bP bP "I? 1? 49 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 49 Temptations will be very great this fall to duce you to purchase elsewhere bctorc looking at the splendid bargains we intend to offer you, but we have never failed in the past to be able to meet any emergency, and feel very confident that as heretofore you will find we are still at the bottom in prices. Will it be asking too much to suggest that you look over our stock after you have priced goods elsewhere and compare quality and price? We can assure you that you will not regret it. Very truly, in- J IP bP bP bP ? Text or the Lesson, II KlnRi xrll, Slcmory Verses, 13, 14 Golden I Cliron. zitIII, O Commentary by the Iter. 1, SI. Btenrna. lxt, r, r, ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. bP o bP bP b bP bP fc 4? ANDERSON & WALLER, MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY, bP bP b 49 49 bP bP bP i?v"rr;r?r?rrrrrr?v'?V?i tan Tuimitir'imrtMfirnttninnirTroTfHIIIII'lfTiUltnTHn PMunwtii "And tho children ol Isrnnl did thoso things that woro not right ngnlnst tho Lord tholr Qod.'L For C50 years Qod hnd borno with tho continued and increasing Kin of thoso ton tribes who pcrblstod In following In tho stops of tholr llrst king, Joroboam, ot whom It Is writ-to- n so ofton that ho nindo Israol to sin. During these- years thov hnd 10 klugH, but not ono who fenred Ood. In Dout. IT, tlioy had warning as to what would come- upon them It tlioy sinned ngnlnst Clod, but In splto of all warnings ntid entreaties thoy persisted In their sins. With suoh wonlans l's. oxxxls. boforo thorn how dooelvcd by Patau they wcro to think that God could not seo In soorotl 10. "And thoy sot thorn up Images nnd grocs In ovory high hill, nnd under ovory green tree." Krun Solomon did this, nnd Judah after Solomon's death (I Kings al, 7, 8 xlv, 22, 23), but Israel excoctled, SoO 0. 03-S- Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE I I I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, i -- - i? JEBirezirLCzlciL. JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, I ji SW4 ding thoso things In Dout. xll, tho plain nnd os press command 2-- forbid GASTORIA " jT'ijtmi iS i... For Infants and Childron. Bi wHBM ' The Kind You Have Always Bought '' " AfctMfljlcPrcparorifor As similating uWoodflndflcgulaJ flng lhcStomnthsflndBavich of "' '''" l.iTTT Bears the Signature 1 t ProniotesTJfesUoft,ChcciiI-ttcssaftdlfcstGontal- ns Nor NAacoxic. 'JW7ZT Jbdwusik- Jtnut3MV neither OpiumIorphifi(r nor Mineral. Jnf The Kind t Wml iatnal0a, ArKifcctRcfnc4yforCi5nslJ(-tlon.SoiujSfoinacu.DIaiThoc- Worms'.ConvulsIons ,Tcvcrish ftf VJ' the tv Jft ttcss cndJogaorjLEErt Tec siniia Srjjrrotunr of You Have NT3W YOHIf . Always Bought. GASTORIA erNTAun eowpAPir. new yohk cmr. p" MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. MILLION.. b. ll K A. aiT York company or mannfnrtnrlnB chemists, the Mparjl Chemical Company. placed upon th market about Ilfo jears medicinal tablet or "tabule" compotni or compressed powdered preparations i f klud medicinal drugi which bad been ascercertain tained lo bo of more general uo bidoi.k rueilleal men than any other, for the cure or allocation of uch llli common to man as luiiu their origin tn an Impaired digestion or weakfvt caiaclty for assimilating ruod.otjsorblng nourishment and eliminating waste. The ca.jloKue of 111) Included under tlili bead U ald to Include pretty nearly ercry dbcas ir which the physician I railed upon to proscribe. In prepartnit tlirlr standard remedy f jr the acceptance of t ho Amerlcau )nple the company laid down tho principle that erorjtUlnir entering Into tho packet sLouM bo of tho hlKheat grade, and ao prepared aa to retain 1U quiilltlos Intact Kid proiectodIn anr climate. Only the cholceat and unimpaired through any nzlmded drugs ahould bo uied, their pretention time (hould bain accordance with the hirst twrfcctpd methoda of modem aclrnce.tlii'tabulci packed In glass, protected by absorbent cotton, and tecnroly corked, t Ten the rorka Died hare been ota Rrado sohlgh In Ita requirement that no ererr day atoppora could supply more than a amall proportion manufacturer cf these front Ma output that (tobU meet tho exacting apeclflcatlona. The rlass Tlala were In turn packed In loxea of aqoallty not surpassed lnbeautr aud perfection rr workmanship by Ihosn used by the most fastldloua dealers In jewels and ornam.ntaofcold. IlaTlngsfttlu'irMKhstandard, andneTercontentlnrtn Tary from It.tha proprietors resorted to the accepted modern methods of making their commodity known, and scren hundred thousand dollars Invested within fire years In newspaper advertising lias Informed every American cttUcn concerning the auperlor and aurprfslng qualltlra of HI pans Tabules. llolng thoughtful and painstaking olKuxera cf the changed conditions that rwcen over the commercial world, and careful to note every circumstance Laving a bearing upon the successful prosecution of their trade, the managers of the companyliave noted that thure la a present Insistent demand for a lower price for every nrtlclo reaches or approaches an unlronal uae, and that the people, although requiring that I ho licat of every thing, resent llng called upon to pay heavy percentages for auprrfluoua wram.lng and packing or unnecessary protection ngalnat deterioration that might lt In years, but la nce.lless In the caso of n purchase lntnded to lie consumed In a week. It has also lieendlsrarered, and proved by the testof tlmeand actual rzperlencp. that these Tabules do not havo the tendency to loss of qualities or diminution ex rolloncn from exposuro thnt might at first liavo been expected. Inasmuch n, of tinder favorable conditions, thoso that havo lain Inoso lnadraw,a trarollng bag or nockrt for several woekt or months aro found to bo practically ai fresh and as cfflcacloua as ever. Acting upon three nwgettloiu. nnd noting particularly the tinlmpalred prosperity of rreat newspapers nowaoll for a cent Instead of tho old rate of five times that amount, and the general tendency In all dlrectlona toward loir rates and Incrrased sale, the company have entered upon the experiment ofputtlngupIllpansTabulea In pasteboard rarbma. which they will offer to tho trade upon terms which will permit ol a package lielngsoldby the ilnigglst or storekeeper at a price lower than over adopted a p sprtetary medlclno-- FI VK CF.NTS-t-en tabules, or doses, for one-hal- tbeforo cent each.for a Tho company will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form wlih which people have learned to know and value tho IUpans Tabules, but will offer the cheaper the the benefit of such aa may desire them. It abould be Mainly understood that the duality of the medicine la Identical In both aorta, the only difference liclng In the form and comparative cost of packing or putting up. The t ages are npt yet to be had of all dealrra. although it Is probable that almost nny pack, tlrug. gist will obtain a supply when mounted by a customer to do so t but In any case a single carton, contalnl n g ten tabulea, mill be aent. poatage paid, to any address for five cents In stamps, forwarded to the Illpana Chemical Co., No. 10 Spruce tit Hew York. Until the grxkU are thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will be aupplled at a prleo which will allow them a fair margin of profit, via. i I doren cartons for 40 centa. 11 dozen (Ml cartons) for ti K. B gross (73) cartona) for (30JS2. 23 etom 13,0X1 cartons) for $1(0. Cash with the order In ovcry caso, all tho high places, ns did tho heathen whom tho Lord cnrrlod nwny boforo thorn." In tho days of Samuol thoy Insisted upon having a Ling thnt they might bo llko oththus rejecter nations (I Sam. Till, ing tho Lord who was tholr King and turning their backs upon Him who loved thorn nnd had dono all things for thorn. Thoy u Kacrlflccd unto tholr not nnd burnod so unto tholr tlrng (Hob. 1, 10), thinking that their blessings camo through thorn Instead of from uod. 12. "For thoy ecrved Idols, whereof the Lord hnd said unto them, Vo shall not do Lov. xxvl, this thing." Seo Ex. xx, 1, nnd consider how tho dovll stirs pooplo to go directly against uod oven as wncn Qod said, "III tho dny thou catrst thoroof thou sholt suroly die," and tho dovll snld, "Yo shall not suroly dlo" (Gen. 11, 17 HI, 4). Ono Is our Master, oven Christ, and Wo should bo nblo to say, "Whoso I am, nnd whom I servo" (Math, xxlll, 8, 10; 3), for wo onnnot servo Acts xxvll, Ood nnd Mammon, but notwithstanding thnt wo nro assured that tho friendship of tho world Is enmity with God nnd that wo nro not to bo conformed to this world (Jas. Iv, 4; Rom. xli, 2), yet mnny who bonr tho namo of Christ conform to tho world aa pcralstontly as Israel served Idols. 10. "Vet tho Lord testified against Israol and against Judah by all tho prophets nnd by all tho socrs, saying, Turn yo from your ovll wnys." Consider Isn. 1, 18 Jcr. ill, 18; xxv, 0; Kzok. xvlll, 81; xxxtll, 11; IIos. xlv, 1, and comparo with II Pot. HI, 0; John HI, 10. nnd seo how from tho dny thnt God sought Adam and Eto In tholr hiding plnco In Eden until tho story of Rov. lx, 20, 21, how Ho Is ever seeking to havo Ills wandering ones return to Him. Ho oven puts tho words In tholr mouth which th'cy shall say when thoy return to Him (IIos. xlv. 2). In tho story of tho prodigal In Lulto xv Ho tenches us how tho wanderer la loved nnd sought for by Qod tho Father, God tho Son, and God tho Holy Spirit. 14, "Notwithstanding thoy would not hear." In Isa. xxx, IS, Ho cries, "In returning and rest shall yo bo saved; in quietness nnd confldonco shall bo your strength, and yo would not." In Math. xxlll, 87, Ho says, "How often would I, and yo would not." InPs.lxxxl, 18, 11, Ho tays, "Oh, that my pooplo had hearkened unto mo, nnd Israol had walked In my ways, but my pooplo would not hearken to my volco and Israel would nono ot inc." Ho over longs to savo and bloss, but has to cry, "Vo will not como unto mo." no camo unto His own and nis own received Illin not; Ho was In tho world and tho world was mado by Him, and tho world know Him not; Ho only asks us to havo faith In Him, to ylold to Illin, trust Him and follow Him. Why will wo not? 16. "Thoy followed vanity and becoino vain and wont after tho heathen that wcro round about thorn." In Jcr. x, 8, IB, speaking of idols and their worship, tho Spirit, through tho prophet, says, "Tho stock Is a doctrlno of vanities; gravon nnd molten images nro vanity nnd tho work of errors." Tho samo chapter says that tho Lord Is tho truo God, tho living God and King of oternity, tho Creator of heaven and earth. In Jcr. 11, 13, Ho says that Ilia pcoplo havo forsaken Him, tho fountain of living wators, and havo hown thorn out clbtorna that can hold no water. Tho wholo book of Eoclcslastos teaches that all under the sun is vanity, but In tho Song of Solomon wo learn ot Him who Is altogether lovely, who nlono can satisfy tho soul. 3-- and xvl, 21. 2, with tho nddcil words In xll, 83, "vhnt thing eoovcr I command you, thou shnll not add thereto nor diminish from It," nnd tho warning In Dout. ,lll, 10, "If thou do nt nil forget tho Lord thy Ood. and walk nftcr other gods, and servo thorn nnd worship thorn, I testify ngnlnst you this day, thnt yo shall surolypcrlsh." 11. "And thcro they burnt Inconso in 1 Wholesale R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducah, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Kentucky. Tennessee. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, GAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Memphis, Tenn. Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, lvansvillc, Ind. Offios. With the complaints of political ringing in the piil)fo-ear- ; with the yellow journals and lurid partisan journals making a sensation of every victim of fever, the President takes the whole case Vnrr rnennnnl nA nltr nf llin MVi asks'a committee of honorable pnd distinguished citizens to report to him on the conduct of the war. The action of the President will meet with hcirty approval of the public, and tho hope is tint the gentlemen named by the President will accept the com mission. self-seeke- '!f Subscribe for Thk Bee. Agents-JOH- N T. HESSER, Hauscr Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. iii I d S ? THE FAMOUS ND. 3 COAL For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 2 THROUGH V1ST1BUIED .TMIKSDAIIY THROlftfiafi- - S Market. ,Ti FiN6awrrn NASHVIltt CHICAGO. 1 1 AliUsUsisisI CARS FROM sssssfifXXUssl NEWORLEAKS 0lEiiIlHAN.u.5.A. HASnvilLE.UWt f.P.TJEFFRIES.G.P.A BRUSHED BOKK FOR Why buy High-price- d BI8E BURNERS HND FURNMS. iAnvi.u:.jrPJ Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE 5 for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as jjjjnjra S S Anyone tending a iietrh and desertpUoa mar rnlcslr ascertain our opinion freo wbsthsr an IhTenunn Is probably palrntaola. Ciintfinanlra. lljuidbookcmrate&la tktnsstrlcilroonfldsntUL sent frM. Oldest acency for aenirinc nstetiu. , 'ilfmts taken thmiiffh Ilnnn A nttlat norkr. without curve. In tbe DO YEARS' EXPERIENCE I S one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. Trade Marks desiqns Copyright Ac. ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MDNEY tf$9StfS95 CHRISTIAN StfS$9f3S$t ur (Jolofed If lllnstratnd wecklr. Tersest circulation ot any tdtntisa Journal. Terms, 11 a by all newsdealer. A bsndsome Scientific fltticrkan. Uraneb unloo, 8J6 ENDEAVOR. Hiens. Mnnnington Notes. A hUNNJ.Co."'' KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES. r St, Washington, New York 1, c Toplo For the Week Beginning Sept. It. All counnanicalions and matters of newt pet Comment ly ltcv. 8. II. Doyle. Ulnlne to this eolnmn should be addressed to Geo. ALKxsHtiaa, Karhrston, Kv. Tone. "Belt lndalgenco or self denial?" GaL v (A temperance I Cor. tz, toplo.) Emancipation Celebration. Solf indulgonco Is tho greatest carso have, Exleosivo arrangements been of Christianity today. Solf doiilal ia its made by tbo colored people of Hopkins greatest need. Solf denial Is demanded ville for the Emancipation Celebration to and solf lndalgenco forbidden, not only be beld in that city Thursday, Sept. 22. good of others, bnt also for for tho Wo should deny ourselves for All the lodges of the race in Christian tho sako of others. Wo should also deny County will be in procession and olber ourselves for tho sako of self. Self in- lodges are invited lo take part in the proterest should rnabo us solf denying and cession which will Include old soldiers, Loop us from self indulgence Paul prac- teachers and schools, floats etc Prizes ticed self donial both that ho "might are offered lor competitive drills and there savo somo" and also that ho himsolf will be bicycle races, base-baand other "might bo partaker thoroof." Reduced rates hive been 1. Tho wlllingnosa of men to deny diversions. themselves for perishing worldly honors granted by the railroads. 6hould inspiro us with a willingness to Orand Order Odd Fellows at St. Louis. Mo., deny solf for Immortal honors (I Cor. October Paul Illustrates this by tho runThe Louisville & Nashville railroad will ner in tho Isthmian games. Ono who sell round trip tickets at one faro to St. contested for tho prizo in tho Isthmian gomos, tho glory of Corinth, had to Louis October i, 3. 4 limited lo Oct. 13 dony himsolf, had to bo tompcrnto in ail on account of the meeting of the Grand things, for ten months boforo tho con- United Order of Odd Fellows ia that city. test tho candidates, according to ancient Emancipation Celebration. authorities, had to bo pure, sober and The Louisville & Nashville Railroad enduring to oboy orders, to cat sparely and simply and to onduro fatiguo and will sell round trip tickets to Hopkinsville hardship. This denial of self was abso- at one fare on Sept. 22 good returning on lutely necessary to inspiro hopo of suc- the 23 d, on account of the Emancipation cess. Without It it would bo useless for Celebration in that city. SJ-2-7; 1. oar-solve- s: ll 24-27- ). week or more. protracted meeting.conducted by Rev. Gny and others will begin at Mannington Gen. Daniel R. Collier has renext Saturday night, and continue a signed his position as Adjutant 10. "Thoy left all thocomicuidmontaof tho Lord their God nnd mndu them molton Images." Ho brought thorn out of Egypt that Ho might bo tluilf God and thoy Ills pooplo, that other nations seeing Ood In nnd through them might turn from tho ilk AAAAJUUCAAl JolinH. Castltmao, Arthur 0. Lan,tiain, DrccUlnrldgc Castleman t Royal Insurance Co. Of The Larcs Fire Insurance Company in the World t ir Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Docs the Largest Bnssness Transacted In the Southern States. folly of Idolatry to tho Ood of Israol, tho only living nnd truo Ood. Ilutwhon Israol turns away from tho truo God to worship tho idols of tho honthon what can tho hoathon concludo but that tho God of Israol Is not as good as tholr godsf Thus Israol dishonored tholr God. 17. "Thoy sold thomselves to do ovll In tho sight ot tho Lord, to provoko Him to anger." In I Kings xxl, 20, 20, Elijah said to Ahab, "Thou hast Bold thyself to work ovll lu tho sight of tho Lord." Soo also Isa. 1, 1; HI, 8. Thcro aro two blddora for our souls Ood nnd tho dovll. Tho latter offers us tho pleasures of sin for a soason, but tries to hldo from us tho awful hcroaft-c- r or to toll uh that thcro Is no future torment; but soo Math, xxv, 41; Luko xvl. 23; Rov. xlv, Ood offers penco nnd Jay now through Ills redemption and eternal glory hcrcoftor, but how mnny. llko Israel, prefer tho sorvloo of sntan ana tho pleasures ot eln nnd bollovo tho devil's llo nbout tho hcrcoftor I 18. "Thorcforo tho Lord was vory angry with Israol nnd removed thorn out of Ills sight. Thcro was nono left but tho trlbo of Judah only." Tho very noxt Torso eaya that Judah nlso kept not tho command-raont- a ot tho Lord. Vet Ood spared thorn n llttlo longor. In tho last lesson of tho noxt quartor wo shall hoar of their captivity nlso. Hut as truly ns prophooy was fulfilled in tho punlshmont of Israel (vorso 23), so shall prophooy bo fulfilled in tholr futuro restoration (Jor. xxxll, 41; Amai lx, 14, 16), whon Israel shall blossom nnd bud and All tho fnco of tho earth with fruit (Isa. xxvll, 0). Tho Sunday School Army. PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON, KY. Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS, Resident Agent for Harlinglon and Vicinity. Soatbrm Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky. VWNT vV,VVVWVVVVWVVVVVVVVVVWVVVVVVVVVVVyyVVVVVVVvvvyvvvvvvvvyvv. Rov. Dr. Jnmcs A. Wordon, superintendent of tho Sunday school department of tho northern Prosbytorlan ohurcb, la endeavoring to socuro 600,000 moro Sunday school scholars boforo April 1, 1001, and thus colobrato tho opening of tho twontioth century. Tho Sunday school army of this church already numbers 1,000,000. Pfayer. Ob, Lord, who art onr Guido oven nnto death, grant ns, I prayTheo, graco t. to follow Theo wlilthcrsoovor Thon In llttlo daily duties to which Thou callcst us bow down our wills to slinplo obodienco, pationco undor pain or provocation, strict truthfulness of word and manner, humility, kindness; in great acts of duty or perfection, if Thon Ehouldstcall ns to thorn, uplift ns to solf Baeriflco, horolo courago, laying down of lifo for Thy truth's sako or for a brother. Amen. O. Q. RossottL A go-cs- contend. Ills condition would bo such that ho could havo no hopo for success. Tho contestants did not refuso to fulfill tho conditions. Thoy did it willingly and cheerfully, and, too, that thoy might obtain a corruptiblo crown, a fading garland of Isthmian or Ncniean parsloy, or Pythian olivo, or Olympian bay. How muoh moro willing therefore tho Christian should bo to deny himsolf, sinco ho strives for an incorruptibio, an unfading, an unwithorlug crown, "a crown of righteousness," "a crown of lifo," and that, too, eternal lifo. This self donial Is also absolutely necessary to success in tho Christian raco. Wo cannot livo an indulgent and a Christian lifo at tho somo tima Tho extent to which Paul wont in solf denial ho illustrates by tha pugilist as a lighter. Ho strikes real blows at his body, not feints or blows at random. Ho declares that ho bruised his body and smoto it undor tho oyos. Keeping it thus lu sub joction, Paul referred to no harmful bodily torture, but to noblo self sacrificing labors and solf donials for tho good of others. 2. Tho fruits of solf iudulgonco and self donial should inspiro solf donial (GaL T, Solf indulgcnco loads to tho grossest sins, which forovcr dobar us from tho kingdom of God. Solf donial produces tho fruits ot tho spirit, which mako us Christliko and Christ flesh po8Sossod- - Thoy that crucify-thfor Christ's sako aro Christ's As Christians and Endoavorors lot us go often to Calvary that wo may drink deeply from tho fountain of noblest and solf donial, nnd, thus refresh ed and strengthened, go into tho world nnd tcaoh it by our livos what truo solf donial is and its superiority over self indulgonco. Biblo Readings. Prov. xx, 1; xxiii, Jcr. xxxv, L0; Math, xvi, ix, Luko iii, Mark vlll, Acts ii, 44, 45; xx, xlv, xli, 1, 2; xv, 24; Rom. vi, I Pet ii, Hob. xi, PhlL ii, ono-t- o 10-24- ). o sao-rlfl24-204-811-1- 4; 22-220-012-1- 4; 24-2- Kansas City, Montana, The police court officials of Lex- mgton arc mad because State Go orado, Pacific Coast, Auditor Stone has refused to pay claims amounting to about $300 Utah, Washington, Omaha, that have been presented to him St. Paul, Nebraska, Mr. John Wiggins, of Pea Ridge, was for the settlement of fee claims for examining trials. killed In the Empire coil minus a few days holding The Auditor is doing as the law proago. Black Hills, There was a grand musical entertain- vides and the claims have been VIA ment at Dr. Richard Oatei' last Saturday turned down by Inspector Lester. night. The Catholic Institute of Cov- Sf. ington, Ky., has filed article of Rev. Stewart Tilled bis regular appointVESTIBULED TRAINS, incorporation with the Secretary ment at Mannington tbo first Sunday. We are pleased to note that our Sunday of State, without capital stock. SLEEPERS. DINING CARS, The incorporators are F. M. school at Ibis place is progressing finely. CHAIR CARS Tracey, Thos. II. Townsend and Delmsr Mcintosh attended a funeral at II. C. Thcisscn. The institute is r. M. MUOO, TRAV. PAIS'H AOCNT, ST. LOUIS, MO. Crofton Sunday. organized for charitable purposes. HOWARD CLLIOTT, OKN't. MU- OT. LOUIS. MCt Montauk Poinl's Angel. OihoandOinnle Prio, of Red Hill, and Dr. Smith, of New York, in a Henry Davis, of Whito Plains, attended Baltimore Herald. speech before' the Kentucky Conthe singing here Saturday night. Down at Montauk Point the ference of the M. E. Church, at Kou Are Going North, Messrs Lio, Otho and Clarence Price, bojs arc singing. Maysvillc, Ky., said ho believed McHenry Davis, h.dgar Lyell Dilman You'ro the angel of the camp, the American flag should continue You Are Going South, intosh spent Sunday at Crofton, They to wave over the islands of Helen Gould, the sea Dump. bad a jolly lime In the sun rays, in the damp, and that the eyes of the world are You Aro Going East, On tho weary, weary tramp, on a Christian President, a ChrisManuington, To their darkness you're a lamp, tian Queen and the Anglo-SaxoIf You Are Going West; Helen Gould. We havo several on the sick list this people. PUACHASC TICKCTS VIA THC week. Thoughts of boms and gentle things, Assistant Adjt. Gen. Forrester Helen Gould, The rain has been fine on late corn. went to Washington last week to Mr, A. Willis, of Crofton is visiting Mr, To the camp your coming brings; look after the btatc s property music rings All tho place with N. Y. Richardson this week. wlncii was taken by the governAt the rustic of your wings, Dr. D. A. Wilbert made a flying trip to ment at the beginning of the war, Helen Gould. Hopkinsvillo one day last week with a load such as tents, cots, blankets, etc. of wheat. He will also look after the sick Gov. Bradley continues very Louisviue a nashvuic rt. n. The big protracted meeting begins the Kentucky soldiers in the Phildcl-phi- a activo in his work in the interest of third Sunday at Goad's Chapel. hospital. and co cceuno Miss Myrta Cordia attended the show at Kentucky soldiers who arc yet in Hopkinsville Saturday. hospitals in different parts of the The Maximum To bt. Louis Vit'Tr; Safety, Prayer meeting every Thursday nlgbt, Cincinnati, Sept. 14. Tho Jfntlonnl country and is making every effort Mr. R. A. Richardson went Jlo Crofton Jxiundrymon'H untocliition, in session Tho Maximum cf Speed, to cet the boys, home to their Sunday. hero, ficlcotttl St, Louis ob tbo place friends as rapidly as they are able for holding noxt year's convention. Success to Tub Ueb. Ciutterdox. The Maximum cf Comfort, to travel. Mrs. Lizzie Miller and daughter, Sallie. who have been visitin friends near Mor tons Gap, will now spend a few weeks wit"i relatives in this section. Mr. A. O. Williams and wife are both having the chills and are very sick. The singing that was given at the rest, dence ot Mr. York Mcintosh Saturday night was a success, and much enjoyed by those in attendance. One day last week a young man entered the grocey of Walter Mcintosh and tool therefrom a plug of tooacco and $1 35. He was arrested soon afterward and placed In the Hopkinsville jail. General and Gov. Bradley has ap. pointed Col. Wilbur R. Smith to that office. Col. Smith has been prominent in military circles in Kentucky for some years. Gen. Collier is thought to have resigned in favor of a better place which he expects to get presently. BEST TRAINS Louis or Chicago, (&?). R- i.W.WAMLEY.OEN-LPASRAQTMST.LOUI.- If If n Mrt cf The Treasury Btotsmont. WaRhlngton, Sept. 14. Tbo statement of tho condition of tho treasury kIiowh: Available cnnh balance, $317, 872,071. Gold reserve, $311,337,201. Day Devoted to Afldrosses. ho Milwaukee, Sept. Fccond day's HCHHion of tho National Association of Inxurance commissioners was dovotcti to tho delivery of nd dresses. 14,-rT- The Minimum of Ratco. Hates, Time nnd oil other infbrrmUon vIU be cheerfully furnished by C. P. ATUOnc, a. r ., t ty W. W. Louuvitr-n- , St ETHRIDGE, Agent. 'wW wWwr u-i- Sing In the new V&ingoatthofeko Ring In tho true" Wo bring'' to you ths new and true from tho plncy forests of Norway "Ring oat the old 11, 12. ,"jigd:i.rfaii.lia,1iiiiia, nnr2 s ninaAiiiwia.iirt2nima la'aiCLmnia nintannii-- t la A,.,i .wiWI ,. ,. ..A DR. BELL'S Pine-Tar-Honey f ence, Mr. Crawford, who was to havo spolten yesterday but did not reach Omaha In tlino, read his puper. Itlngleaders In the Ilseent Massacre Arrestee!. Candift, Island of Crete, Kept. 14 Tho Mussulman authorities, in lcw of the admirals' ultimntutn, havo already arrested 20 ringleaders of tho recent masnncres hero. Mr. Crawford Head Ills Taper, Omnhu, Neb , Sept. 14. At tho morning session of the Monetary confer- tlFF WIV DETECTIVE We want a man in every locality to act as privato Detective under instructions. Experience unnecessary. Address, , DETECTIVE iAOENCr. Nashville, Tenn. H'9'w 9'f'- 8'8 t)it)H t)iH'ttii4i I I IIH i WE HAVE i 71 NO FYPFNRF SPARED To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery M ( BHKjHaUKaS7rafX After the Btorin. Thoehlpa passed over tho water, Oat tho wlnga ot tho storm woro there. And they beat tho light hack into thonlgbt Till tho eca moaned la despair. Thoy boat tbo ragged pinions Till black was tho heavens' frown, And thoy cleft tho waved Into yawnlos graves Till tho ships in tho eoa went down. Thoy boat and beat tho ribs of tho fleet Till tho fleet In tho sea sank down. Mow pcaco broods over tho water, And thoso wings no moro aro out That scourged In their wroth tho ocean's Don't Use Drugs unless you need tbom, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by re sponsible druggists. We keep only the best. That is the great dis tinction to bo looked for when Ihe time comes tbat you need llicm nownere eise win you linu so com- plete a stock, A good time lo begin tbat spring medicine, i PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. RARNRTT e; AITOO lininnrua qpa l ? i i .JA ElBHFtWtKMMIal'Wrf'ltl (A LUKlat WHIRF I lV laailsjilliiiljl mgmBmi ilwpiiiiiiiiiiiijiuiiii EARLINGTON. KY Host Cough in urns, nolo bjrup. Taotos All flKF tL Good. Ueol ty arucRlata. path And toesod tho ships about, That smoto tho sea In their oncer Till thoy mado It shriek and roar With their crnol whips that loshod tho ships Till tho ships could hear no moro, And tho airs aro sweet, but tho ribs of th Aro wldtenlng on tho shore Uout Prank ti. Btroot. I AM 88 YEARS any remedy equal to Dr. Hell's It gives quick and permanent relief la irrlp as well as coughs and colds. It makes M. A. Uetcalfe, weak longs etrong.-M- a, Bottles Only. 26o.,60o. and $1.00 Sla BE SURE YOU GET OLD, and never nacd r Nature's most natural remedy, Improved by science to a Pleasant, Permanent, Positive Care for coughs, colds and all Inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. Tho sore, weary couglvworn Lungs are exhilarated ; the microbe-bearin- g mucus Is cut out the cause of that tickling Is removed, and the Inflamed membranes are healed and Goothed so that there U no Inclination to cough. SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUQQI9T3 Cleveland, 0 Sept, 11. Senator Kylo, of South Dnkotrt, wns stricken with nnrnlj'HlB nt tno Forest City hotel. It in understood thnt tho Htrolco ia light, nnd that the senntor ia not in serious condition. Chief Huijioii of tiiu lilulitti Ohio Dancer, ously III, ZuncHvllle, 0.r Hept. 14. Mnj. E. C. Bonator Kyle Stricken nttU I'arnlyils. 'j 1 &I.BKKAKU UKLU STORE, BRYAN HOPPER, Msnsser. M Vfcl Dr. Iill's PiM-Tar-MMt- y7 Furqulinr, chief surgeon of the Eighth Ohio, who performed nlmost super, hiiiunn Inborn in behalf of the flutter, ing men of lils regiment whllo thej lay nt Santiago, Is now dangerously 111 at his homo In this city. t. JOB WORK Will receive prompt at? tion at this office. Estimat6s furnished upon application.' i V. r, M 'krir" 1 -- , 'Ju'1fe .. rtn'fJilfti . i "it--,yiMH1; ' I ' - ' TV V"l t'i I it A1- - . t . Lii f!llt..A SmjSJttHtSSSFJ . "nit Mfflti ' r T7W 1 .Aiu ..." ' DsWMflJssssBsBHttsWfl ttsL- "nawiw '" laaMsflBstf af j -' HjlA 3V, ' hi 7Z. sfatKsJssWssWssBtHMsBMMsifaa'rjj " IfUBHBjSi

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