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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 29, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898092901_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 29, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ) r'MiiilliiiiiiiliiiiirJiiiiiilliiiiiiirii,,ia'''dl'"'l'"'ll"i":'j"1 "''i mfli..iiij J 4l ,'lls n --aini,ta.Mll.Hitt,iinAmilliii.iam,'!;., A.,i.,... . y 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 be undersold, bee him at MADI80NVILLE, KY. iiiir'yiiii.'lii'y.ii'i.y.iiiiipiniipuii.paiii'ipaiiipiiiijyii'pwuiiinr;: Slid Oouf Srbnnl Bnnl?s . LL N SISK. V h . 'LT.UP1 "3 And school supplies from A. D. Special inducements will be given. Call and sec his prices . .i,ii. MAOISONVILLE, KY. "llliH.!l 'in .v, winnwnrir m M'm'ihm .. i f,- f,-- i jsnTj,.' - 1 NO. 39 NINTH YEAR. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1898. JOLLY'S SPEECH. PIE The United iUiK. 1 States Peace CommisDr. Congosto, THEIR TASK, OF IB E II. I'olltlrul-Th- The Rorl Is the highest grade baling powder known. Actual tests enow It goei oeo- third further than sof other braid. Gives a History of the "Way in Which sioners at Paris Have Begun Their Formal Sessions. rilE GAULOIS DISCUSSES Just Arrived from Havana, Talks on the Future Prospects In Cuba. Burning of the C. & W. McClean Sporting Goods Store on Fourth Street, St. Louis. TWO I II EXPLOSIONS. A Beautiful SMRGW ;.At iHurucftM MfmuummDmmjKjtz MOUUKS NO COOUsP Present I the Conventions Were Held Which THE PROBLEM WILL BE A DIFFICULT ONE, EXPLOSIONS CAUSED SAD HAVOC. ll I LED TD HIS NOMINATION. Shows Clearly the Unfairness of Some and the Rascality of Others Who Opposed. INFAMY Hie Vpor Profosse to Giro au Outline ol tbo Position of lloth emuiililon nolle! that the Americans Will bo Lrrfelj lullucnccd bjr Ocn. Merrill' Report! on the filtuiitlon. 1'nrlB, Kept. 28. The United States pence commissioners went Into RCHsion at 11 11. in. The OiiuIoIh Buys: In spito of the inyntcry surrounding the mutter, wo are ubln from n high Rource to give It Will bo Moro Boclnl en. tliau e. Hccouceiitrifdn (Juration Settled The Aro All Uono-UTorul, Ilo Thinks, Surrendered Too Quickly aud Knslly ut Smitlago. POWDER Absolutely Puro Two Wouieu l'ntitllf Injured mid Bovoral Men Seriously Hurt bjr Hcattorlng Debris When the Necond Explosion Occurred Daring Kseapo of nVroinnuulthnMteHdy Nerve. MtilO I om ram "'K?JfiHilSiA.'wl' or rm msrH wni sol "J.C JfUBINGER BKHTC9 un outline of tho portion of both While tho Atncrlcnns hnvo Instructions which are much more precise tlinn Uiobo of the Spaniards, there Is ft diversity of opinion in rcgnrd to tho Philippines. American UlTerslty of Opinion. OF THE GOEBEL BILL. Senator Gray Is u very urdent democrat nnd, consequently, belongs to tho pnrty which repudiated expansion, lie opin- Free Coinage Dead nil annexation, nnd hla Retention of All New Territory. opposses ion, therefore, totnlly differs from that of tho other four commissioners, Bullcling Nicaraguan Cana! Extend Trade Boino of whom would bo contpnt with and Commerce. At Madisonviltcon Monday afternoon in the court house, Hon. Geo. W. Jolly, the Republican nominee for congress in the second congressional district, addressed a large audience on questions of interest as lo his nomination and campaign, and matters of vital import to every man in the second district and the State of Kentucky. Circuit Judge T. J. Nunn adjourned court in Mr. Jolly's honor, and ox Circuit Judge C J. Pratt introduced the speaker. Judge Pratt's introduction was brief, hut he spoku in highest terms of Mr. Jolly, Haying, among other things, "lie represents all tint is dignified and manly in American politics," Mr. Jolly as follows: Ftllow Citiztns of Hopkins County: 1 come to present to you my claim to your support as the nominee of my party as its candidate for Congress in this District. My right to this nomination is disputed, and'I desire to submit the wIioId case to your candid judgment and final decision. Under our sys tern of government, State and Federal, we hold the sovereign power lo tin in the people, and that the decision of the majority, when ascertained, shall govern and finally decide every question of political controversy. The governments under which we liv"e are governments by majorities, ascertained at 'the ballot-box- . This proposition is elementary. My right It can not be disputed. to submit the question to the people is equally clear, since the peo pie are the final arbiters of all political questions and controversies, ajujiether the question or to policies to bo adopt-cflflcandidates to be elected; wlicvcr wc shall adhere to the gold standard of value, and preserve a sound currency, or adopt inflation of the currency, with its train of indescribable evils, of universal repudiation of debts, public and private, and general commercial disaster; or whether wc shall impose upon foreign made goods, wares and merchandise, high or low rates of taxes, or none at all; or whether wc shall approve a platform which condemns a President for having in a courageous and patiiotic spirit suppressed mob violence, preserved order and protected life and property, and the internal commerce of the country, the question must be finally decided by the voice through the ballot-bool the people. In July last a call was issued by the Republican Committee of tins Congressional District for a convention to be held at the city of Henderson on the 29th day of August, by delegates selected by the Republicans of the several counties for the purpose of nominating a candidate to be voted for at the ensiling Noveniber election for Congress, At the meeting of the District Committee I was present nnd requested that the dates of holding the conventions bo fixed at the last of August or first ol September, to enable mc io canvass ttm district, because, by. reason of professional engagements, I "would not be able to do any canvassing before the first of August. Certain members of this commit-teunfriendly to my candidacy, being as I ant informed and believe, advised so to do by Federal officeholders of this district, with the knowledge and approbation of my opponent; failed to fix the time for holding the county conventions. This was contrary to party usage The object of this and precedent. omission was to enable "snap" con . vontions to be held without iTOtiCC 40 people, and with all who cofeld.be packed by Federal officers or C"V olovca holding places under the Collector of Internal Rovenue; by those who could be, directly or indirectly suborned by him with p tonuses 01 places 111 1110 reuuiui Mftrvi.ce; and by those who could be u n conllng station nt tho Philippines, possibly Cuvlte, vyhilo others, like Senator Dnvla, ndvocnto the nnnoxntlon of Wednesday, Accordingly, on July 27th, the Republican Committee was convened at Hopkinsvillc to consider a call for a county convention. Mr. Fowler, I am told by a member of the committee, was present and the statement was there made in his presence, that it had been agreed between myself and Mr. Fowler that I would not contest with him for the vole of Christian county, and that he would not contest Daviess county with me. tbo wholo archipelago. Tho Gaulols, however, believes that tho Americans, by mutunl concessions, wilt como to nn agreement, and that New York, Sppt, 28. Dr. Congosto, who arrived from Havana on the steamer City of Washington, In tho courhu of a conversation on Cuban affairs, suld: "The evacuation of Cuba by Srsiln is u matter of time, but when I left Havana everything was progressing well. I do not care to enter Into all the reasons for the delay, but one of the principal ciium-- is the fact that wo have over 0,000 siel. who must be tnken care of and can not bo left behind. Tho future of tint fslnud. "The problem of tjie future of the Island is a dlllicult onc,undIhnvc studied it without prejudice, nnd as n result of this study wf yenrB I believe that it is n soclnl problem, nnd not 11 political one. Of course, politics will enter Into the solution, but tho great question is how to bring the mo.it prosperity nnd the greatest happiness to the peopjo of Cuba. It is probahlo that there will be n Inrgo emigration to the island, nnd this emigration may nsslst in solving the problem. Of course, n difllculty will bo met In view coutrovcr-Bjjyrclatc- s br 1 is V a 4 Discussing the fall of Santiago nnd the surrender of Gen. Tornl, Dr. Congosto said: "There were brave soldiers at Santiago, nnd if their lender lacked cour-ng? he deserves to bo punished. Santiago should not hnvo fallen ns it did, and if Tornl had not entered into negotiations with thev enemy It Is likely thnt there would have been n different story to tell It Is not truo that the Spanish nrmy thcro Inched supplies nnd ammunition, for they had plenty of both, which they turned llrothorhood of fit. Andrew. perpetrators? linil Hnltlmoro, Md., Sept. 28. The thir- over to tho Americans. If Tornl Simultaneously with the enactcouveutlonof the llroth-crhoo- d pushed forward Instend of retreating ment of this miserable duplicity, teenth annual would of St. Andrew assembled In townrds the city he certainly which has been just detailed, in this city, nnd will remain in session hnvo caused a lepulsc. Those nre Christian, a deputy collector of in- during tho week, closing on Sunday things which he will have to explain." Dr. Congosto hopes thnt, when his ternal revenue, the acting Chair- night. About 1,200 delegates are exman of the Republican County pected to nttcndj many of whom aro duties on tho 1'nrls pence commission expire, ho will resuino his consular Committee of Union county, was, already hexe. service. in furtherance of the conspiracy Tho Order Caused Rejoicing. concocted to prevent me from canChattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 28. Col. Denial that MuJ. Mnrrhnnd Has Ileen Abmidnned. vassing Union county, engaged in Tyson of the Sixth regiment, tho only J'jirls, Sept. 28. Tho Gaulols pubscheming to call another little ouo nt Chteknmaugn, lins received orwith the minister lishes "snap" convention, without ade- ders to be rcsuly to proceed to Cuba of the an Interview Troulllot, In which colonics, M. on October 20. Tho order caused quate notice to any and with none he is quoted ni saying It Is not truo at all to a majority of the Republi- much rejoicing ninong the men, ns nil that Maj. Marehaud has been abancans of the county, or to myself, nro nnxious to get away. doned. Up to the present, the minisaided by the postmaster at ter ndded, tho French government has Tod 81 oh Itldlns; 'Winners. London, Sept. 88. Tod Sloan, the only the llrltlsh version of the major's ahd each acting in obedience to their master, owner and American Joclcey, at tho second day occupation of Knshodn, and no stops proprietor, at Owensboro. The of tho first October iuoct!nr nt New- will lo tnken In the matter until the "snap"'affair came into being at market,p won tho Nowmnrkct October French ollleer's reports ure received. of 000 sovereigns; Morganfield the same day its twin Lost Trurk of Their Game. i, stable's with tho Lorlllard-Hcrcsfor- d misshapen monstrosity was born in London, Sept. 28. The detectives d bay colt Elfin. Christinp. The appalling hideous-nes- s hnvo lost sight of the woman, supArrived at Tunifltjf. posed to be "Dr." Nancy Guilford, of these two unnatural creatTnnglcr, Morocco, Bojrt. 08. The they shadowed after her arrival at ures wAs so similar, that a glance valdcz has arwould have been sufficient to show Spanish transport Ocn. OJIda, tho min- Liverpool, Tuesday, on tho steamer rived hero with Sonor Vancouver, from Montreal, nnd they they could never have been begot- ister of Spain tp Morocco, but his stay nro now ransneklne: the London hotels ten elsewhere on this earth than in hero hits been interrupted on account nnd bonrdfng houses. Up to tho pres the political slime of the custom- of his appointment as secretary of the ent the police have not round nny Spanish peace- commission. house at Owensboro. trace of tho traveler. , County conventions were held Arrested (or Oderlnir Diseased Cattlo fof "THE BLIGHT OF FREE TRADE Solo. pursuant to calls made and pub THE BLESSINGS OF PROTECTION," Cincinnati, ScpU 28. Edward Kelt-sing- is the tltlo of a document just issued by lished to the people giving ample was nrrcstcd for offering for the American Protective Tariff LcaRue. notice of the conventions to be held the in the counties of Henderson, Hop- sale nt tho stock yards cattlo pro- This document clearly- demonstratesunder nounced by tho Inspector to be affect- effect of the system of Free Trade I visited each kins and Webster. tongue. Tho cattle were the Wilson Tariff, and of Protection unmaking addresses at Hen- ed Vlth black city tb bo killed. Tltey der the Dlngley Tariff. It is based on GQUrity, from out of the League's of derson and Dixon. My belief is aro r.ald tp have been secured from a tbe result and the Tariff be In the Industrial should bands of Census, conventions in these counties furincr near Iturllngton, Ky. the every voter. Seven copies to any address wefe held with perfect fairness. for six cents. Address V. E. Wakeman, lie Still rtrenthes. There were no contests made by . Dedhnm, Mass., Sept, 28v lion. General Secretary, No. 135 West 23d rny opponents in any of these coun-tits- , Thomas P. Unynrd Is still living al- Street Now York, tiriUeU UU6"I BUJY4lillHiUlliU UJf the aggregate delegate vote of though In such a wopkened stnte. that , Are you a subscriber to The the paltry following of my oppon-onIt seemed Impossible thai one breath '(Continued on Second rage.) Bee? You should be. cbuld follow another. unrc-pukedx Mor-ganficld 11 Wcltcr-handlcuthrcc-ycnr-oladc-Itauatn er - Upon what sort of information, if any at all, this statement was do made, I do not know, but know that Mr. Fowler, who was then and there present, permitted it to go unchallenged, when he knew it was a pure invention, that there was not a scintilla oi truth in it, that it was utterly false, showed himself willing to practice a gross deception on the Republicans of his native county and procure their indorsement of his candidacy by a falsehood. It is an ancient maxim in tlio' law that the suppression of the truth is the equivalent ol falsehood; that supprcssio vtri is as great a fraud as suggtslio falsi. There had never been at any time any agreement or understanding between Mr. Fowler and myself that we would not contest our respective counties, or any counties, with each other. All that ever occurred between us on this subject was the voluntary statement made by Mr. Fowler to me at Dixon on the evening ol August 1st, that he and his friends did not intend to contest with me for Daviess county's delegate vote. Nothing can be more patent than that my opponent and his friends and supporters feared to risk his chances of carrying his own county with me and were compelled to resort to fraud and falsehood to obtain her forty-fivvotes, and they were thus procured. Because of this fraud by Mr. Fowler, a "snap" convention, on only three days notice, of which the Republicans of Christian county generally had no notice and without notice to me, was held on August 1st and the delegate votes of Christian county instructed lor him. Shall this fraud go Shall the Republican voters of Christian county not be permitted to know the whole truth, and have an opportunity to express at the polls in November, their contempt and condemnation! this villiany, and of, its perpetrator and 1 e St. Louis, Sept. 28. A disastrous fire, which within flvo minutes after 6oym. ftAjuNO rowets co mw vou. its origin clulmed two victims for death and injured mnny firemen, broke out In McLenn's Bportlng goods store on Fourth street, between OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. cust nnd St. Charles streets, nt 0 n. Loin. While the fire engines and nppn-ratu- s A dispatch from Paris announces were rajjhlly responding to the tlto death there of Mrs. August nlurm, an explosion occurred In the building, and a moment Inter the figJohn Libel, a farmer near Fairfax, ures of women were seen in the third-stor- y Minn,, lost two children in a barn flro windows, nnd the crowd, which Tuesday. wns nlrcndy grent, yelled to them to Arinugcuients are being made for get back. One slight figure poised on the Good Roads convention, to be held the sill for nn Instant, nnd then in St. Louis in November. plunged to the pavement, it was an A St. Louis physician claims to hnvo nwful fall, and she struck the sidesuccessfully cured n case of asthma walk with a dull sound. d A Girl. by tho uso of static electrlcity; It Is estimated that it will cost $800,-00- 0 Another girlish figure wns seen nt to put the Infanta Mnria Teresa in the window surrounded by n pall of lighting trim again, but she's worth it. smoke. The mob yelled to her not to Knusan City police sny that they can" jump, but she had n cooler hend thnn place their hands on the men who the other girl. She held on nnd looked robbed the Missouri Pnclilc train near nbout. Then she began n perilous journey, which kept the mob spellthat place. Col. Theodore Itoosevclt scored nn bound for n few moments. She stepped from one window to the next until sho reached the upper windows of the Scarrltt Furniture Co., next door, when her heroism wns cheered by the c.wvd. Firemen Injured. Menntlino tho firemen nnd the salvage corps men were fleeing from the building. They enme out with hands nnd faces dripping with blood. Somo looked nt first ns If they were badly hurt, but none, It proved, bnd sustained moro thnn ugly cuts from glnss nnd flying debris. The limp figure of tho girl on the stdewnlk wns picked up and carried to n drug store. It wns Florence Hlg-bcShe wns ns good ns dend. There were no marks on her body, but she was unconscious, nnd showed only the faintest signs of life. The young worn-n- n who showed such bravery In climbing along the outside of the building to the next one wns Mnggle Dunkcl. She wns nervous nnd trembling when nhc renched the street, but wns moro thoughtful of her companions thnn of herself. ltr.l-nion- t., Level-Headee. aaiEal, J FREG for a (cm mnntha tn nil usera nt h celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flatlroi Brand). To induce you to try this brand 1 starch.so that you may find out for yoursci. that all dalm3 for Ita eunertnrltv nnd mn. omy arc true, the makers have had prepared, ui great cxpcnsci a series 01 c GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 510,000 originals by MuvHIe, which will be given, you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below. These Plaques nre 40 Inches in circumference, arc free of any suggestion of advertising whatever, and will ornament tho most elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever before gave away 6uch valuable presents to its customers. They arc not for sale at any price, and can be obtained only in the manner specified. The subjects arc: American Wild Ducks, American Pheasant, Englfah Quail, English Snipe. The birds arc handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold. ELASTIC STARCH has been tho standard for 35 years. TWENTY-TW- O MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year. That's how good it is, ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell yon about Elastic Starch. Accept no substitute. ? ' AU purchasers of threo 10 cent or etxScnntpnckaffcsofElastlo Starch (Flat Iron lirand), aro entitled to of llirto beautiful Osme Plaques frco. Tho ritaqaes will cot bo sent by mail. They can bo obtained only from your grocer. Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starcb. So not delay. This offer is for a short tlmo only. How To Gel Them? M'INTYRE COURT MARTIAL. More DiiiiiikImK Testimony Aiculust tlio I'tmiil.ilii or tlio Oregau In IleU- tlou to IIU I'ttt-ruuce- Illinois Central R. B. ANNOUNCEMENTS. o SIGSBEE ARGH, DESIGNED FOR THE GREAT 0HI0AG0 PEACE JUBILEE, Wiey will all bo largely Influenced Mnj.-Ge- Mcrritt's reports on tho sit- bj of the dangers of fever nnd the mate." cli- uation. Spaniards to Slake the lleit Terms 1'otslblo. The Instructions to thcSpnnlsh commission, according to the Gnulots, nre, 'briefly, to hold out nnd make tho Xwst terms possible. Madrid Is well nware, t nppeartt, that the conferences, nt the best, only have tq pleaso tho Spanish people, and tho orjy hopes entertained nre thnt the Americans will not abuse the sltuntlon too much. I'opular sentiment in .Spain, it is added, thlnlcn it better to nluindon the Philippine islands than to hcep them under conditions rendeiing thorn ungovernnblc. Hit DOESN'T BELIEVE IT. Tho riuporlnlendout uf l'olice nt llrldee- port. Conn., Doesn't llollete 'Ilr," (lullford Una Hllpptd Auny. Tho llrconccntmdo Question Sottlod. Dr. Congosto was asked ns to the condition of the rcconccntrados. "Thcro nro no rcconccntrados now," he answered with n smile. "Whnt has becoino of thcmV" was the next question. "They're gone." "Whore?" "God knows," was the reply. "Do you moan to say that they nro nil dead V" "That probably explains it bettor than l can. it Is n subject which I prefer not to discuss." When usked ns to the establishment of a new nnvy for rtynin, Dr. Congosto said: "Spain is still n grent country, nnd sho ought to have a grent navy nnd probably will." Tornl Surrendered Too Knslly. When shown the dispatch from Loudon stating that all track of "Dr." Naney Guilford had been lout, Superintendent of l'ollco llirmliyhnm said: "I do not iK'llevc it. She Is under arrest." The police hero claim tbo credit of locating the Guilford woman. They ordered her npprehenslon In Elmlra nnd Montreal. The police nt both places sent back word that she had slipped out after tho dispatches had been received. llrldgeport, Conn., Sept. 28. easy Mctory over Gov. Jllnck In the race for tho gubornntorlol nomination in New York. o There is every indication thnt n club exists among tho university students nt Madison, Wis., nnd parents aro grcntly excited. Frederick Wchde, nn Insurance recently from Milwaukee, took prussic acid, and was found dead in O'Fallon park, St. Louis. Dr. Mary II. Alkln, n practitioner of mnny yenrs in Grinuell, In., has been nrrested under nn Indictment charging her with mnlprnctice. The stenmers Danube and Alpha, arrived at Victoria, II. C, Tuesday, from St. Mlchncls, bringing 300 Klondlkcrs and $1,500,000 in dust nnd drafts. Mnj. Marchnnd has ndmittcd In conversation thnt the arrival of Gen. Kitchener's forco nt Fashodn saved him from annihilation by the dervishes. ludge William MeMuhon, n leading citizen of Johnson county, Mo., fell dead at his homo. Judge McMahon was 83 yenrs of nge, n native sui-cld- Ken-tuekln- u. Rev. G. K. Morrison, formerly pastor of tho Northern Methodist church of I'nuhnndle, Tex., has been convicted of and the death sentence assessed. QuartermnBtep.C. O. Smith has notified tho war department that 5,000 soldiers can bo quartered in St. Louis for the winter at n rental of $1.50 n month each. The grand jury nt Carllmillc, 111., Indicted Otto Mnthes, tho murderer of Senator Wall, for murder and Mrs. Schndlclch ns nn nccessory. Mnthes is still ut Inrgo. The fanners in ten counties lu north-enster- n Kansas will bo invited to enlist in n cyclone Insurance company, to bo modeled nfter tho county flro Insurance organization. A swarm of bees thnt took possession of the flngstuff of the courthouse at Mount Vernon, III., n year ago, are believed to have stored n large quantity of honey in the dome. Snm Shin, proprietor of a Chinese restnurnnt nt Tulsu, I. T., was shot nnd fntnlly wounded from behind by Beryl Cox, who had been ejected from tho restaurant whllo drunk. President McICinley's 'message to congress, in December, will bo one of tho most important which has emanated from ft chief executive since the foundntlon of tho government. At Tike's Landing, on Groon riycr, Ky., Frank Holmes wns attacked by n crowd, n, member of which, Ed Cravens, cut him to denth. Cravens nnd his crowd then esenped to Indinnn. Tho Buffalo club has completed for tho bringing off of the Corbett-McCo- y fight In Carson, Nov., in November. The nrenn used for Cor-be- tt nnd Fitzslmmous is till standing. The sheriff of Lennwco county, Mich., surrounded in the woods tho thro burglars who robbed the Bliss-fiel- d post ofilec Saturday night nnd shot Snmuel Itothfuss. They were enpturod nfter considerable shooting. wife-murd- Gone to Ills New Job. Columbus, 0., Sept. 28. M. F. Bon-znnformer superintendent of tho Columbus, Sandimky & Hocking left for Chnttanoogn, where ho will bo general manager of tho Chntta-'noogSouthern. G. II. Kimball, of Cleveland, succeeds Mr. Bonzano here. o, rnll-rond, n, At 0:30 two water towers were up in front of tho building playing Into tho third floor. The men wcro completely enveloped In the denso volume of smoke. Just ns the third tower, No. 0, wns raised, a second explosion, heavier thnn the first, occurrrcd. The windows of the St. Louis Crockery store, nt 409 North Fourth, were shnt-terc- d like egg shells. Brick nnd mortar rained from tho top of the burning building nbout tho FIRE IN HER BUNKERS. heads of the firemen working In tho street. A piece of timber dislodged Experience of the Transport Massachusetts n hose nozzle fastened nt n second-stor- y Just Arrived from Santiago, with window. In falling It struck Flro In Ifer Coal. Flremnn Bohley, of No. 15, seriously injuring him nbout tho bond. He wns Now York, Bcpt. 28. Tho United carried away bleeding and uncon- Stntes transport Massachusetts, Capt. scious. Itoblnson, which sailed from Santiago A Shower of Missiles. September 23, nrrlved, and proceeded In a shower of glass nnd brick tho to nn nuchorngo olT Liberty Island. pollco report 15 people slightly In- On bonrd tho transport were Cnptj jured. They were nil spectntors. J. C. Read, commissary nnd qunrtcp After the second expiosionthesmoko master, apd two clerks; Capt. McCoy, beenme nlmost unbenrnblc. Firemen (Imnnd policemen compelled to work in Second United Stntes volunteers Lnc-rct- 's Its midst were relieved nt short inter- mune); Lieut. Culwcll, of Gen. staff (Cuban nrmy), nnd 8 vals and given n chance to get fresh stevedores nnd laborers. Whllo nt air. MassachuIn the furniture sti.ro of William Snntlago tho coal in tho wns I'rufrock, nt No. 100, tho windows setts' bunkers took fire, nnd It tons. nccessnry to Jettison 100 were broken by the concussion, but found A portion of this coal wns tnken on no flro resulted. board again. On gofng to sen tho fire Tho roof of the St. Louis Crockery ngnln broke out in tho flro bunkers, store caught fire nfter tho second ex- and smoldered days. It was for plosion. The flnmen were concealed dually extinguishedthreo tho uso of by smoke until they had steam, and tho stenmer reached port by the dense gained good hendwny. For n few min- without further Incident. utes It scorned thnt the second build-in- must go, but persistent work on A NOVA SCOTlXWRECK. the part of tho firemen extinguished tho fire nnd kept It confined to the Flvo Men Klllod and Ono Injured by tho MeCleun building, which by this time Collision of au Kxcurslon Train wns completely gutted. with a Work Train. Vutully Injured. Halifax, N. S., Sept. 28. A special Florence Higbec, dying nt the city excursion train on the way to tho Halhospital. Paulino Bruder, dying nt the city ifax exhibition from l'lctou, cru'shed Into n working trtiln neur Stcllerton. hospltnl. Michael Jnines Sproull, engineer; The Injured. Tom Gormnn, salvnge corps; cut by O'llrlen, engineer; W. O. Henderson, fireman; John Mclvcuzlc, flremnn, nnd glnss. Joe Angelo, Engine Co. No. 15; out Win. Cameron, of Scotch Hill, l'lctou county, n pnssenger, wcro killed. John by jflnss. Joe Dotler, Engine Co, No. 0; hit by McMillan, of l'lctou, n pnssenger, wns injured. fulling wnll. Fred Bohle, Engine Co. No. 13; cut A SENSATION EXPLODED. by falling bricks and hurt in runaway of hose reel. A Confession of Murder that Must Have Herman Jnnscn; struck by flying Ileen Bungeatod by a Disordered glnss. Imagination. Caleb T. Stone; cut by glnss while Zancsvlllc, O,, Sept. 28. The people panning tho store. A. Kngoll; knocked down by runa- of llenrlck, In Noble county, hnvo cleaned out the old well Into which way hose reel. Annie Kobinsky; seriously Injured Joseph McCnll, according to n confession which he wns alleged to hnvo by fnlllng glass and debris. , of J. If. Crane; Hindu recently, Just before dying, was, J. A. Vail, bndlv hint wlUlc trying to intercept supposed to haie thrown the body of his after murdering him id tho fall of Miss Higby. years ago. Xothlng whntever was' Kid, tho Kicker. found to substantiate the supposed' New York, Sept. 28. .Tomes J. Cor-be- tt confession, and the uensntiou is exand Kid McCoy met In tho corri- ploded. dor of tho Gllsoy house, and entered Was u I'rlsoner In Havana. Into a dispute an to the prospeets fo.r n New York, Sept. 28. Mr. Ventor fight. Euch called tho other some pretty hnrd names, nnd McCoy kicked Vou lIolleiiHteln, an American citizen, soCorbett in the groin. Tho wen wern and u member of tho Ked Cross sev-rciety, whi) had been in prison for separated by bystnndere. months lu Havana, charged with' complicity in tho insurrection, of tho rajrmaster En Itouto to Honolulu. Chicngo, Sept. 28. Mnj. W. A. Pur- Cubans, was among tho passengers on ely, paymaster of tho United States the City of Washington, from Huvnnn. volunteers, passed through Chicago on lie is crippled nnd sick from tho harsh' his way to Honolulu, where ho will treatment he received. pay off the 2,000 troops Btntloncd Arrived from Havana. In the Hnwullnu Islands, New York, Sept, 28. Among tho The 1'roposed Pottery Combine. passengers who arrived on tho steamer' es East Liverpool, O., Sept. 29. City of Washington from Ilnvunn wcro of the proposed pottery )r Congosto nnd Cnpt. I'rcd Sharp, combine, who hnve been here for two of tho Men-i- t t & Chnpmun 'Vrccklng weeks, critically exnmlnlng tho busi- Co, The Cltv of Wnshlngton brought ness, hnve jUBt left for tho onBt, hnv-In- It cabin passot ffeis and w small enrgo, secured the extension of options composed chiefly of cigar? and to- on the big factories until December bacco. son-In-lnr al Itepre-sentntivn- A Second Kxploslou. Denier, Col., Hept. 28. The court Tho Illinois Central now innrtlal trial of (Implnln Joseph 1'.' has on sale, and will Molntyre of the. battleship Oregon TOURIST the same until September jo, 1898, round liip ins resumed. Mr. Chnr)es II. Huge, u summer lourltl tickets from renl estntc agent who heard Air in Ihe South RATES points on Its linessummer resorts to a larpo list of leetuie, on August 8, testified In the North. Its fat double thnt tho report of tho lecture which dally service to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati to reach quickly nppenred In the Itocky.Mountain News, and LouUtllletheenables oneresorts of Virginia, and comfortably mountain Ihe extracts of which nre used in the Wlilto Mountain-jn- d Seaside of New Hnsland, the Thousand Islands, and forest resorts spcclftcntious to Biipporl tho ehargeB of Michigan, Wisconsin tho lakeMinnesota, the Hot and ngulnst the iicciifcd, wan sub'itunlnl. Springs of Arkansas,, the Yellowstone l'ark or the resorts of Colorado. ly correct. He said the chaplain bpoke sneeringly of ('apt. ICvnfw a number of A new 189S edition, entirely times ns "Fighting Hob." rewritten, and giving facts Ilnrry S. llnbeoek, of Denver, test!" and conditions, brought down to date, of the Central's fled thnt Chnplain Sfclntyro stated aouinern uomc thnt when the Crlstdbol Colon surscekers'.Culdc,"has jnsl been Issued. Is rendered the American vessels nslde a Illustrat from the Oregon were "hull down" ed pamphlet, contains n large number behind, which, he explained, meant nt Guide of letters from Northern farmers now prosperously located on the line lenst eight miles nwny, nnd thnt Adof tho Illinois Central Railroad in the Slates of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi miral Sampson reported himself .withand Loulsana, and also a detailed write-uof the in four miles of the plnec nt the time, cities, towns and country on and adjacent to that nnd would thus receive $10,000 of tho lino. To homescckers, or those In search of a farm, this pamphlet will lurnith reliable Informaprize money. tion conccrnlnR tlio most acccsslblo and prosperHe verified tho testimony of other ous portion of tho South. I'ree copies can be had witnesses in regard to tho contempt- by appljlng to the nearest of the undersigned. uous reference to Cnpt. 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Mil m 11 hmm SSV ffr r V I If '! were 134 votes left uncontested, of is to be set aside, and all the offi would call your attention to what ment to prove that the power thus county were present who took ocwhich sixty-eigwere instructed cers of the state, together with all the Court of Appeals has decided employed is neither judicial nor casion, after tho speech, to express for me and voted for the election the revenues of the state arc to be to be the duty and province of legislative. It can be nothing else their approval of Mr. Jolly's stand of Mr. Bourland as Chairman of stolen and transferred to the au- such a board. In Huston vs but an executive power. on the "Goebel Bill," and tospeak the Henderson Convention. It is thor of this infamous measure and Steele, 98 Ky. 596, it is held that I quote again from Thomas their utter disgust with this out' impossible to reach any other con- his it belongs to this board to deter- Jefferson. He says: PAUL M. MOORn, ndltor and Manager. "Nomina- ragcous piece of legislation. clusion than that Mr. Bourland Under the election law of 1892, mine whether tho returns are gen- tion to office is an executive was elected. The elec- and all preceding election laws.thc uine, and that it shall canvass all function. To give it to the legisStrange Streets. tion of Mr. Breathitt was void, ex- county court of each county was ballots returned by the precinct of- lature BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. is a violation of Incorporated. The streets of Pekin, China1, an? cept, as we conclude that 66 are empowered to select officers of ficers as doubtful, or not voted and the principle of the separation of Second numerically greater than 68 votes. election for each election precinct: decide how such ballots shall be powers. Kntered tho Pcstoffiee l Katlington By leaving nomi- unlike those of any other known tn mailer. The alleged election of Mr. two judges, one clerk and one counted. nation in its proper place, among city, says tho Jiamier. "They Breathitt is therefore void and all sheriff; one of the judges to be se The "Goebel Bill" substitutes executive functions, the principle deep below the houses SUUSCKIPTION KATES: proceedings held by him, and the lected from one political party and the state board composed of three of the distribution of power is preminority of bolters over which he tlic other from the opposing party, irresponsible Free Silver Demo served, and responsibility weighs on cither side and, as they ard presided, are likewise invalid. The and the like difference was required crats, for a board composed of the with its heaviest forco on a sinnlc never repaired and the traffic is Some interesting figures have reIi oo One Year, strictly In advance " 50 " Six Months, principle lor which my friends and between the sheriff and clerk. If it Governor, Attorney General, Audi head." (Letter to Kcrcluval, July enormous, they tend to get lower " aj cently been compiled by the Bu" TlireeMonttis, Slncle Copies and lower. Heaps of filth in places soldiers in myself contend is, simply that the was made to appear to the satisfac tor, Treasurer and Secretary of 12, 1816.) Even the Spanish reau of statistics of the Treasury Specimen copies mailed tree on application. clearly expressed will of the ma- tion 01 tne county court at any State, all elected by the people, to wanted in all parts of the Correspondents Sixty years ago Chief Justice absolutely block tho tracks. Side Cuba and Porto Rico get sick Department bearing upon the county. Addtess as for particulars. jority shall control. time before the election, that any determine and decide all election Robertson decided that an "apmoney in circulation during the some of them. It is now reported For many years the Republican election olhccr was disqualified the contests except for Governor, pointment to office is intrinsically by side with flaunting.gildcd shops, SKPTUMUHK 29, 1898. present century. THURSDAY, In 1800 the cir- that the Spanish government must party has demanded, in all their court was authorized to remove elected by voters of tho whole executive."' (Taylor vs Comlth , stand squalid, wretched shanties, rotting to the ground, in some culation amounted to only S4.99 transport 22,000 sick men and conventions, State and National, such officer and fill his place with state, or of Judge or of Clerk of 3 J. J. Mar. 401.) Wc have had no greater Judgo cases fallen and helping fill tho they have not beds enough by the united voice of all her a qualified person of the same po- the Court Appeals, Circuit Judge per capita, and by 1810 had risen that statesmen and orators in the halls litical belief as the person removed. and Commonwealth's Attorney. than Robertson, no more profund streets below. In dry Why don't of Congress, to 7.60. Then followed a decrease for half the number. and on the hustings, Of the 119 county judges in the For determining contests about political philosopher and constitu- town a gigantic dust-bin-weather, tho ; is the Democrats get up a remon- fair elections. The party has made State 90 arc Democrats and 29 are county officers, or officers of dis- tional lawyer in tho and in 1820 it was 6.96; in 1830, than Thomas Jefferwet season, a whirling cesspool. strance against the Washington proclamation everywhere, that the Republicans. flG.Gg per capita, tricts of counties, the county board son. Unless they arc both in the In 1840 it had should be inviolable, The "Goebel Bill" empowers the appointed by the state board is grossest error the Kentucky, legisDidn't the Amer- ballot-bo"It rains in Pekin with greater increased to 10.91, in 1850 the administration? ican Army under the commander-in-chie- f because it is the only medium legislature to elect a "State Board substituted for the board com- lature in the appointment of the fury than almost anywhere else in amount was 12.02, in i860 it had through which the of of Election Commissioners," con- posed of county officers elected by State Board of Election Commisthe world. The result is that these thereof and the War De- a free people couldsacred voice risen to 13.85 and five years later proclaim its sisting of three persons, and they the people of the county. sioners usurped power not con- hollow paths become in an hour or partment officials lick the Span- final decree. to 20.57. In 1870 the amount may all be, and the three elected arc, Every thoughtful citizen what- ferred upon it by the Constitution. less a raging torrent, in which iards? And ought they not to Whosoever attempts by bribes of the same political party. A va- ever his political opinions may be, had fallen to 17.50; ten years Upon tho money question, Mr. every year at the breaking of tho later up again to 19.41. In 1890 have kept the fever off of the poor or promises of places, by force or cancy in this board occurring while must seriously consider whether it fraud, or false certificates or re- the legislature is not in session is was wise or prudent or patriotic to Jolly spoke briefly and in some rains many men are drowned. Two fellows after they were licked? it had advanced to 22.82, and in turns, to defeat, or in any degree to be filled by the remaining mem- create such boards of commission- part humorously, provoking the Europeans, though on horseback,; 1898 it reached the sum of 24 74. powers. good humor of even his We have it from the most re- alter, the expressed will of the bers, and as the legislature will not ers, with being caught in a sevcro thundersilver-itcThe prophecies of the free people, eitner in tlicir primary meet again until the first of Janu- Whether it is wise, prudent and liable source that Mr. W. T. Fow- meetings or final elections, com ary, 1900, it is possible for the patriotic to confer upon three Democratic hearers. He treated storm, narrowly escaped with their made prior to the election of Free Coinage as dead; that it had McKmley, to the effect that there ler will decline to ajjeept Mr. Jolly's mits a complicated treason, dark elections next year to be conducted men all belonging to one faction been thoroughly discussed and lives, and heard afterwards that and infamous, was no way on earth to increase the proposition to right the differences man and society. against God and under a board, no one of whom has in one of the great parties of the submitted to public vote in 1896, the corpses of about seventy men, been selected by the legislature, country, all the powers executive and that the people had repudiated women the Republican party of the and children had been circulation other than by the adop- in Of what Second District by submitting the Constitutionalavail or value is the but each of whom has been selected and judicial, heretofore exercised it by a majority of one million. picked up after the storm was over of free coinage of silver at 16 tion guaranty of free by this commis- by the officers ot the countios; by He argued in favor of the retendrowned in the very streets ol the to 1, and that if the gold standard nomination again to the highest speech and a free press; of what sion. A majority of this board and the Circuit Judges and Judges of tion of all islands that have fallen ?" and proper court in the matter value is deliberation and considera- each "County Board of Election the Court of Appeals, ail elective under our control city." prevailed our circulation would ceras a result of the tion however serious and patient, Commissioners," consisting like- by the people, and concentrate it the people. Without rinlice. war with Spain; and in favor of tainly and terribly shrink, have all of the public questions constantly wise of three members, can trans- in the hands of three men, who building the Nicaraugvan canal. What the Flap linkers Did. A gentleman at Hopkinsville been proven erroneous by the logic or which may any and all There is complaint from some being submitted to them, office,the act'transacted business full board. possess absolute and uncontrolable And for the cxtcntion ol our trade From tbo New York livening Post. sends The Bee a renewed subscrip- of events, and we have more money merits of candidates for if be by the power over every election officer, Webster County points tnat our the voice of the majority as ex- The county board may be all se- over every certificate made touch- and commerce; showing what vast The remarkable activity which tion and writes: now than ever before. markets were thus opened up for subscribers did not get their pa- pressed at the polls may be lected from members of the same ing the election of every officer in our products and manufactures. came to the bunting and flag in"While I disagree with The by frauds of any sort? political party. the state from justices of the peace And he suggested, too, our respon- dustry with the outbreak of the Bee in the stand it has taken in Here is another sample of the pers promptly last week. We are The county board is also a and constables to judges of the sibility to give these islands a good war has largely subsided, and now The wrongs attempted by my sorry for the delay but will have to the Congressional race, I am not way news from the military camps body, having the court of appeals and Governor of and stable government and showed lay it on some of the boys in Uncle opponents in the conventions rethe manufacturers arc beginning so intolerant as to want everybody is shaped and colored by the corcently held in this district, and power to appoint its own success- the state. that wc cannot turn them back to to think as I think, and still think respondents and the papers that Sam's service. The papers were which they are even yet busily con- ors, but the state board has power boards may violate any Spain, but must meet our respon- to find time to talk of what they These have done. A superintendent of that in most respects The Bee is seek to make an issue and create a mailed. spiring to effectuate, and thus, if at any time and without cause, to provision of the "Goebel Bill" sibility. possible, defeat the will of the very remove any or all of the members with absolute impunity, since it the best paper in this end of the feeling against the present admin Mr. Jolly made a strong plea for a large Boston store said the other A Washington dispatch says large majority of the Republican of the county board and appoint contains no penalties, prescribes day of the rush for flags when the purity, in politics in all parties State." istration: no punishment for any violation of and asked his honest hearers, with the case against Collector Franks voters of this district, arc of the others in their places. "Last night heavy rains (ell and ihe war broke out: "Oh, it was someWe appreciate this expression, same character as that culmination The county board appoints all its provisions, however gross and whatever party thoy were allied, to thing coming as it does from a Christian floors of the hospital are wet because there will be taken up when Prof. Proc- 01 tne treasonable terrible, simply terrible. Jn flagrant such infractions may be. join 1.1 tne light against the great conspiracy precinct election officers. They arc the height of the rush there was County Republican, who is an are no double flies to the tents. One tent tor, of the Civil Service Commis against government by the people required, but not compelled, to seThe title of the law in srict conspiracy, the "Goebel Bill." came near blowing over, which would honest supporter of Mr. Fowler's have left several dangerous typhoid (ever sion, returns trom lus vacation, which resulted in placing on the lect them from different political truth, ought to be, "An Act to cre That Mr. Jolly's speech was very one manufactory I know of that statute books of this Common- parties. This county board is em ate Boards to nullify the will of convincing, anu yci. delivered in turned out each day twelve miles candidacy. Our position has been patients exposed to the storm. The tent which will be in a few days. wealth the "Goebel Bill?" powered to investigate any charge the people; to encourage and pro- such happy strain as not to offend of bunting." One house taken without malice toward any pius had not been properly driven In the received The Connecticut democrats in The Election Law of 1892, was that an election officer is disquali- tect all manner of fraud in elec even those who differed with him, one. That many Republicans of ground." tions and to erect a despotism on was attested by the temper and an order for 100,000 dozen flags, at While it is not stated in so many their recent convention did not "re- prepared with the greatest care; its fied, and to remove him final any the ruins of the free institutions of Christian County, a large number A single and conduct of his hearers throughout. to be sent immediately. Chicago platform." authors claimed for it, that it was time, and their action is affirm the of whom are on our subscription words, what the writer and his paper as nearly perfect as the wit of man not reviewable by any other tri- the people of the Commonwealth At the close of the speech a num- house in Boston sold 15,000 dozen Free silver men made a fight for it could of Kentucky." ber of men of all parties Repub- flags in one day. devise; that crimes against bunal. books, should differ with us, is wished to convey by the above was Some of the but it was defeated. I licans, Democrats and Populists-wIs this Act constitutional? the suffrage, if the law was fairly Thus the state board, though ent largest we could expect an aspersion against the ruling most natural and wholesale orders camo executed, were well nigh impossi- originally selected by the legisla- answer that, in my opinion, it is up and shook Mr. Jolly's hand from nothing else. But our stand upon party. The headlines over this the south. The largest sales There wasn't anybody in it for ble; that at all events such offenses ture, is a board not. Such powers as the people and expressed their appreciation this, as upon other, questions, has and other such trivial stuff arc senwere minimized to the last degree. and any two members of it may ex- chose to bestow upon the state of what he had said and the man- now being made arc of small silk the New York gubernatorial nominot been determined by the hope sational. nnu it is doubtless true tnat since ercise the whole power conferred government were conferred in the ner in which he had said it. Sev- flags and silk patriotic streamers nation except Roosevelt. We are sorry that the President its cnactmont the elections have on all; that it has the power to ap- constitution and classified into eral of the leading Populists of tho for interior decorations, of favor or reward from our presin this state point all the county boards, and at three distinct departments, and been the fairest ent subscribers or from anybody hasn't any better sense, but he Hurrah for Teddy Roosevelt, in thirty years. held any time and with cause, or with sepcrate bodies of functionaries else. We are simply advocating really ought not to have allowed a tho next Governor of New York The people of this state as a out cause, may remove one or all directed to exercise them. what we believe to be right and heavy rainstorm to attack a tent in The executive power is con whole were entirely satisfied with of the members of such county best for the Republican party and which there were typhoid patients, its operations and effect. Under boards, and the county boards, ferrcd on the Governor and other SPEEGH, JOLLY'S this law, in harmony with the tra- while required to appoint election executive officers; the judicial vOauK the people at large. As we have and the Republican nartv oueht ditions of a century, the county officers have power at any time and power is confided to judicial offsaid before, wc entertain a friendly certainly by this time know how (Continued From First Page.) judges of each county annually se- without cause to rcniovo any elec- icers, and the legislative power is regard for Mr. Fowler and feel to drive pins in the ground. lected officers equally from the tion officer and appoint another in bestowed upon the General Asthat he is making a serious miswhich was 68. In Daviess county members of the two great political his place, and from their action sembly. Then by words of excluThe Evening Post has another sion it is provided that: "No pertake by permitting himself to reparties. a mass county judges "fit" and this time a bad one. The suant toconvention was held pur- elected byThe people of their arc there is no appeal. of 1892, as well son or collection of persons, berethe main in his present attitude toward Under the law the call of the chairman. medical folks of Louisville should The collector, postmaster and a spective counties and in every way as all preceding election laws of ing of one of these departments, the party and his unfortunate aladminister at once, else relief may hand full of others, several of them responsible for any misconduct in this state, the appointment of pre- shall exercise any power properly liance with unscrupulous men be too late. This time the cause is Federal officials, not exceeding office. The law was in accordance cinct election officers was confided belonging to cither of the others, who have been guilty of the in number, corralled in with the principle of local to the county judges, who were except in the instances hereinafter Roosevelt. Its issue of the 27th twenty-fivgrossest fraud in trying to compas a principle dear to all elected by the people and directly directed or permitted." contains four editorials on the sub- a hall 183 half drunken men and It has always been conceded boys, and from that place they classes of our citizens. If he docs not his nomination. It con- responsible to the people for the ject. Nobody knows better than were marched to the that each department must from formed to Jefferson's notion of ideal performance of this delicate and free himself of this stigma he cannecessity, in a few instances, exerMr. Knott that there is no better wearing Fowler badges under a Republics for this country: "We important function. not escape his share of the responcise in some minor detail powers Under the "Gdcbill Bill" neither representative of the typical Amer- banner inscribed, "W. T. Fowler, should marshal our government sibility. candidate." into (1) the general federal repub- the state board nor county board de- that arc not of class conferred ican than Theodore Roosevelt. the administration Again wc say, our position is lic, for all concerns foreign and rive their authority from the r upon the particular department. We are all proud of him. His Many of them were armed with bludgeons and razors or knives. federal; (2) that Jof the state, for are they in any way subject to For example: Courts may somethat of honest conviction for which record is clean, honest, brave. The postmaster endeavored to ob- what relates to our own citizens them. Vacancies in the state board times appoint their clerks, and ofwe have no apology to offer. We wish all Americans were like tain possession of the court house exclusively; (3) the county repub- are to be filled, when the legisla- ficers to execute their process and The Bee is the only Republihim. Nobody of sound mind an hour before the time fixed for lics, for the duties and concerns of ture is not in session, by the re- carry into effect their judgements; can paper in the Second Congresthe legislature may appoint clerks. believes that Mr. Roosevelt ever the purpose of A preventing my the county, and (4) the ward re- maining members of tho board, Sergeants at Arms, frtnrwlp frrtri of f fn tnrr s sional district that has had more publics, for the small and yet num and there is not even a provision " unwiu.i'fc,' :t declined to pay his honest taxes, JUiorc were at least seven or erous and interesting concerns of that the legislature can remove etc. than a brief and fitful existence. The power exercised by the or ever evaiieu a single responsi- eight hundred Republicans present the neighborhood: and it is in gov- these so appointed; while the The I3r.E has lived continuously courts and the legislature in the bility of American citizenship. at the convention, and not exceed- ernment, as well as in every other county board is the mere creature since its inception and will soon cases supposed, is neither judicial The Bee believes that until the ing two hundred of them were fav- business of life, by its division and and always subject to the absolute or legislative, but purely executive. enter upon its tenth year. of duties alone, that control of the state board, and the orable to my opponent. Post converts Hill, Croker, Piatt During its first decade The Bee No impartial spectator doubts all matters, great and small, can precinct officers arc likewise the These slight exceptions exist from and other thousands of New York that Mr. Reno received two or be managed to perfection. And creatures and always subject to the necessity, because neither tribunal has taken high ground on all quespoliticians to a decent recognition three hundred majority in the elec- the whole is cemented by giving to control of the county board, and could perform its functions withtions and has not shaped its of citizenship, it had best cease its tion held for Chairman. He was every citizen, personally, a part in through the county board to the out these officers. Both tribunals course by the needle of the comwould undoubtedly have this and presided over the administration of public affairs." state board. at next the Governor declared elected, pass of popular applause. Whether By the law of 1892 (as well as power except as the Constitution the only convention that was held, Under this law we have elected of New York. there be ten years more left to us, and the delegates appointed were a governor and all he state offi under all election laws previously limited it. And our present Concials; two legislatures and all our enacted) the board for examining stitution has limited it in various or one year, our cause shall he the American farmers had better instructed to cast the thirty-on'"" of the county in the district county officials. It is no exagger- the returns for the county was ways, by making the clerks of the same. We would, of course, like have a care. Sir William Crooke votes Better than Gold courts and sheriff elective by the of the county judge, made the chorus of applause from a said in an address before the Brit- convention for my nomination. ation to say that the law met county up And the power of the clerk and sheriff or one of people. Therefore, without reference to the the expectation of its authors, and better than any other cjiewing tobacco evef Xj united Republican party in the ish Assaciation for the advance- ten votes of Hancock county, great as they were, and that his deputies. They examined and legislature is limited in tins remade: YQU are not obliged fq dig fgr t. spect by the provision (Sec. 249) Second Congressional district, but ment of science the other day that which were unanimously instruct- the people gave to it universal ap- certified all election returns of the restricting the number of officers The piece of ed for me in the only county con- probation. There was no demand county, and districts of the county. we decline that approval that can the wheat producing soil W of the vention held in that county, the for an amendment or repeal of any Where two or more counties voted and employees it may elect or aponly be had by the abandonment world will prove unequal to the thirty-onvotes of Daviess county, of its provisions, cither by the press together in the choice of represen- point. of conviction. This section measures the execstrain put upon it, and that within added to the t uncontest or public speakers or the people. tatives or senator the canvassing utive power which the legislature a measurable period the world ed votes of Henderson, Hopkins There was absolutely no public boards of the several counties Col. Bryan. is the largest piece of really high grade tobacco, Aside from this made returns to the canvassing may exercise. will be called upon to face a uni- and Webster, gave me a majority discussion of the subject. Col. Bryan's friends arc trivial but necessary exercise of exand you can get it anywhere in the United States. Yet, under these conditions a boards of the county having the of eleven of all the delegate votes campaign war stories for all versal dearth of the wheat supply. of the district and thereby secured bill was introduced into the last largest population, and that board ecutive functions, its whole power Legislature by Mr. Goebel, then compared the certificates of the is confined by the Constitution to their worth in the effort to com- This is one British Lord who has my nomination. There arc no other yet to learn the virtues and deThere was a pretense of holding and now notoriously a candidate boards of the various counties. In legislation. pass the discharge of the Third "instances" in the Constitution Nebraska regiment which the lights of Southern corn bread. a county convention by Postmaster for Governor, at radical variance case of an election for Governor. whereby it is "directed or pertraditions; the mani- Lieutenant Governor or other of Or Van Rensselaer, but none was in with all our of Colonel commands and which is Wc can do without wheat. which is to purloin ficers elected by votes of the whole mitted," to elect or appoint offWWWWWWWWWwwWWWWWWWWWWt fact held. The collector, post- fest purpose now a part of Gen. Lee's army perhaps he doesn't know the dis- master and a few others, under the the state. state or more than a county, other icers to perform any of the funcInstead of officers .elected by than senator or representative, or tions ot government. corps, or to make Bryan's fall tance from New York to San Fran- dictation of these Federal officials, What character ol power is ex cisco or how big is the state of appeared at the Henderson con- the people of the 119 counties and for a judge of the Court of Appeals, lighter if he should find he must ercised in nominating, electing or vention with a mere paper case, responsible to them appointing of Clerk of the Court, Circuit Judge, resign his office in order to get to Texas. and the Chairman of the District ficers to conduct our elections, we Commonwealth's Attorney, Repre- appointing officers? The charac work at something he likes better the the Republican party proceed with Committee, E. C. Vance, decided have a 1 numvirate created by the sentative in Congress, or elections ter of the officer exercising Lkt than military service for his coun- its schemes of bank currency and the gold he would recognize the fraudulent Legislature to sit at Frankfort and of President and it power ought not to be confused THE QREAT try. Letters are pouring in to the standard, and it will dissolve society or credentials of this minority and ig from that point, dictate for every was the duty of county boards of with the nature of the power exerted. It surely needs no argu nore the convention held by a large county another board of three canvassers to make out certificates Governor of Nebraska and officials prostrate it at the feet of despotism. Meade County Messenger. majority of the Republicans of members, which in turn, selects the and return them to the Secretary of the War Department about this officers of election for every election of State. And these returns were Dear, oh dearl Listen to this! Daviess county. YOU ' single regiment as though it were or district. This state canvassed by the Governor, Since both conventions (if the precinct The Messenger is still living back the only volunteer regiment in the Triumvirate, is composed exclu- rney-General and Secretary of in the dark ages of 1896 and Bry- little squad that got into the corner And to read the NeDemocrats. State, or, in the absence of cither, constitution undermined by exof the room with Van Rensselaer sively of service. an's candidacy, when all sorts of and went through the formality of No Republican, no the Auditor, or any two of them. braska dispatches one might think dire evils were prtdicted for the reading a resolution appointing Democrat or Populist, was placed Under the "Goebel Bill" the travagance in eating, by disreAnd your Favorite Home Piper, this regiment were doomed to imcountry if it voted down free silver delegates to Henderson, can be on this commission. Why not? county board of elections ap- garding the laws of nature, or mediate death and distruction if EARLINGTON, and Bryanism. Two years have considered a convention) were held Was it because no single man of pointed by the state board, is sub- physical capital all gone, if so, kept in the service. at the time and place designated in sufficient character, or integrity, stituted' for tho county officers passed since the KENTUCKY.... and the the call, it was impossible, The Nebraska boys should take under or patriotism, or decency could be elected by and responsible to the country is anything but dead; and the party law or usage, that either found among the membership of people of the county, and the BOTH ONE YEAR their chances and do their duty even the false prophets of that delegation could be recognized as those parties in the whole state of State Board of Election Commis- Tutt's Liver Pills will cure you. with the rest of the many volunr Democrats, For sick headache, dyspepsia, fPlje H. 5?. CtfeeklO fPribun? memorable campaign are silenced having a prima facia title until the Kentucky worthy of public trust? sioners, all &' n Aliliir Department of the hl.he.i merit .11 teer regiments, and doubtless the Committee on Credentials had been Or was it because witnesses arc substituted for state officers, or their curses turned to praise. market Pheiilblo stomach, malaria, torpid and reliableIllustrated Won privates and officers of lower rank people of the Com- sour formatter., to the MlifaVSE&MJW?l2&. VA cmciiaininR '" ...., ,m .. .... , Only the Messenger seems to re- appointed and made a report in were not wanted against crimes elected by the every member of every family, 10 favor of one or the other and the to be committed popular monwealth, and, of course, re liver, constipation, biliousness are satisfied to do what honest main in a Rip Van Winkle slum- convention had decided which dele- government? The presence of no sponsible to them. Americans expected to do when and all kindred diseases. close loueh THE BEE 5ouCr iahb'or1.0,"," P?".?aJ ni 9li AP a In,n""iuyoa' with ber. to gation was entitled to recognition. honest man was wanted If you suppose tnat the board for farm products, in the they enlisted defense newsy1, welcome and IndLpep.alle r' the returns has " " ta Excluding the contesting dele- witness the secret plottings by for canvassing But the poli-th- e The ladies of Lexington, organ- gations from Daviess and Hancock, which ways and means arc to be merely a perfunctory task to perof their country. tician must get out with best ized a3 the Soldiers' Aid Society, with their forty-onvotes, there devised whereby the popular wil form in adding up tho returns, I Send all crdm t,o THE BEE, Earlingti bejjjj Bee I grace he. can and look after his fences. It is announced that the Nebraska regiment and its officers-li- ke and on a level even with other regiments of volunteers is under army regulations and must be so governed regardless of the political aspirants of its commanding officer. It is likely that in order to get out of the army Mr. Bryan will have to resign. are doing a noble and much appreciated work among the sick men at Camp Hamilton. Thus, as Gen. k Wheeler said was the case at Point, not only are the government officials doing Till in their power for the soldiers who are in the army hospitals, but our noble women arc giving their time and their skill and their sympathy to help the afflicted ones. The diet kitchen at Lexington is doing great things for the soldiers camped there. Mon-tau- H ht i d 1 x w- -t free-silv- s, an-nul- I . 1 i .Ht d JlS I e court-hous- e peo-no- door-kccper- s, "'v-"u'- 1 ill 2 HilMMIIICtHiH 2 if Vv Xi s sub-divisio- n mud-slingin- g e - 10-ce- nt H e sixty-eigh- $ a Av PLUCW X ! 2 Remember the name you buy again, W J file Hew York Weekly Tribune NATIONAL FAMILY Vice-Presiden- t, Atto- ARE BANKRUPTinhcalth, Free-Silv- er Sound-Mone- y NEWSPAPER For.. FARMERS.... And VILLAGERS, FOn$TZl&? vote-dow- n NEVER DESPAIR THE BEE, Free-Silve- tell-tal- e "dll Tutt's Liver Pills an absolute cure. iJhSSiSi'nU' I e J IV. , 'fcilfwAi Jaj.'iCi?' 5 ojHw TjagaiiteAt&L fc&MiA' u:lu 40m"wMffMrr ' - n wmmm "vaaL- Cteflg13 "23u TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION. MR, JOLLY'S PROPOSITION. DOWN IN THE MINES. Special Invitation to of the People Mrs. Ida E. Walker. Drincioal of our public school asks us to extend for her and her associate teachers a cordial invitation to all friends of education to attend the sessions of the district teachers Association to be held at the school house tomorrow, Friday, from 10 o'clock to 12 in the mornMr. and Mrs. W. Ernest Rash visited In ing and from 1 o'clock till 4:30 in the afMndisonvllle, Sunday. ternoon, A very interesting and profitable program bas been arranged. All who can Miss Prankio Stokes, o( this city is vis- - arrange to attend the meeting will be both edified and entertained. iwiiK relatives in uuiurio. 3nbustru toe Cfjriuc." Earlington. LOCAL NEWS. Mis. Elmo Shaver and family are relativea in (Juthrlo this week. visit-lo- g Petit Jurors. v.- - . is- - I it .s, 1 !fr' The miners in the Jones & Davis mines near Moberly, Mo., went out on strike recently becauso tho boss would not dis charge a few men who failed to conlributo to a fund for the Pana, III., miners. Messrs. Hutus Willis and Hob Fisk, The Monongahela river coal miners' of Madisonville, spent Sunday evening In T strike was settled last week, pending the tho city, determination of tho proper differential Mr. Fowler's leader in tho county made a glass." wage rate under tho Chicago scale. Mr. E. McLcod, ono of Madisonville't motion to make the instructions for jolly The choir was now keen-earemost popular merchants, spent Sunday from For about two weeks past carncntcrs done." Ibis county unanimous, which was and the pastor felt as if he had with relatives here. I beg leave to set Mr. Towery have been putting tbo St. Nicholas wash- met Dewev, So he shouted: cry in shapo to resume work. This wash-er- iikui. 11 seems luai nir, inwrv iirtnaiiv does'nt know what did take placo in tbe "Two blads of grace." Mr, loseph Iioyd has bought out the which has been idle for about two Eirlington photographers and will open Then the senior deacon had pity years, is tbo best producer in the Schuyl- Dixon convention. There was a motion to make the instruction unanimous for Mr, on up a gallery hero In a few days. kill district. him and arose. "My brethren, jolly; Put it was not made by Mr. Fow Tbo cry of tho united mine worker is ler s leader, or any other Fowler man in our pastor has been upset by the Hev. I. II. Tool has gone toGllbertsvillc, tbe adoption of a scale, and we are in- tho convention. It was made oither by intensity of his emotions, and has Ky., in Marshall county to hold a scries of formed by ono wbo claims to know, that Mr. Towery himself, or N. of meetings covering so mo ten days or two but few miners can live up to tbe require- M. Ashby, all Jolly T. T. Morris if Mr. tripped on two blades of grass. men. And, eek. oan francisco examiner. ments which calls for a thorough knowl- Fowler's leader had made such a motion, edge of mining and mine regulations. C3 it could not have been Hev. . W. Gant, the General Evango-lis- t because of a "proCompressed-ai- r locomotives have been nounced majority," because Better Than A Klondike Oold Mine. this District. for the South Kentucky Christian Mis there was no Coxe Brothers' Allen's Appointments. Good health Is priceless when once lost sionary Association, was In Earlington last Now, that there may be no dis- introduced with success in are rapidly sup such existing. I loo, believe in calling a When you Drifton, Pa., colliers, and have a slight cold or conch invest spade a spade, but let's not call something week. Following is a list of speaking dales of ruption of the party and for the planting 25c. In a bottle of Dr. Otto's Spruce Gam Balmine mules lor naming cars. else n spade. Hon. II. D. Allen, Democratic nomlnco promotion of harmony and the sam, the returns are preatcr than a half Interest bey are charged with air pumped from Wm. Lynch, of Dawson, bought the for Congress: lit an Alaska gold mlnc.as gold canuot buy lost C. R. Edwavds. h tbe surfaco through pipes at a Wbittlngblll stock of goods for the sum health. Ueware ol a slight cold. White Plains, Wednesday. October 12, chances of the ultimate triumph at pressure of 800 pounds to the squaro inch. of $5,700 and will sell them at Madison-vill- at 3 p. m. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. the polls of the principles wo mu- Tho engine tanks have a capacity of LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. 1C4 Dawson, Thursday, October 13, at tually hold to be of the highest in- cubic feet. JOLLY'S ITINERARY. Miss Claude Grainger returned to ber night. terest, I propose that there be imAn old railroader of Heading, Pa., says Nebo, Friday, October 14, at 2 p, m. . home In SpringGold, Tuesday, after spend Madisonville, Saturday, October is, at mediately issued (not later than there is a knack in tbe burning of pea coal in Mr. Oscar S. Parker, of Paducah, was ing several months with ber sister, Mrs. October 1st. prox) by the Chair- in bouse furnaces and ranges. lie says theEarlington last week seeking a place on 2 p. m. William McCarley. Henderson division. Mr. Earlington, Saturday, October 15, at man of the Republican District that it is cheaper in that you can get more conductor and bas been runningParker is a Speaking Dates in This Vicinity a train out heat out of it than egg or to know how to nigut. Committee, or if he fail or refuse, rake the firo so that the coal will not go 01 rauuean until recently. Prof. 11. F. McChesney. one of the editNext Week. ors of the Southland IJanner, and a probathen by John B. Harvey, Esq., through tbe grate. It is advisable to have A railroad man dropped in Tub Bee Married in Providence. ble Democratic candidate for State SuRepublican a layer of ashes under the firo and on the oliice the other day. Ho was seeking a of the Chairman perintendent of Public Instruction, bas Mr. CleoGIanlnl, son of Engineer Frank HOPKINS, CHRISTIAN AND WEHSTER. position on the L. & N. ho said. He reCounty Committee of Hopkins grate. Gianinni, formerly a resident of Earlingbeen in Hopkins county this week. battleships Iowa and Oregon will marked "Every dog bas bis day. Some convenThe ton but now of Providence, and Miss Lucy County, a call for precinct dogs have two. I had one when I Hopkinsville, Thursday Sept. Tho case against W. S. Wilson, formerly Langley, a prominent society young lady tions to be held in every precinct start on a cruise to San Francisco by way pup and I expect to have another in was a a few 29, at of the Straits of Magellan about tbe end of Earlington, charged wilh malicious of that city, were united In marriage yes- in the eight counties of the Dis7:30 p. m. of this moth. They will bo accompanied days." shooting and wounding with intent to kill terday morning. After the ceremony they trict, on Friday the 14th day of by four of tbo best coal carriers that were Tho Forepaueb & Sells Bros.' show was Dawson, Friday, Sept. 30, at 2 M. Eaklns at Hobards last winter has been came to Earlington to spend tho day witn p. m. dismissed by the Henderson Circuit Court, Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. J. Pike, grandparents October, 1898, at 2 o'clock p. m., used during the Campaign, and a supply in a wreck in West Virginia last week. p St. Charles, Friday, Sept. 30, of the groom, leaving in the ovening for a to select delegates to conventions sufficient to last tbe entire trip will be Tbis train is soon to be bandied by the oftaken. is believed visit to relatives in the South. in the respective coun- countries Itwould rcfuso the South American ficials and crews of the Henderson divi- at 7:30 p. m. to be held INDIGESTION The foundation bat been laid for the to supply coal un- sion, take pleasure, Sebree, Saturday, Oct. 1, at 2 handsome new residence of Mr. W. H. ties, at the county scats, at the til tbe peace settlements are finally made. assureand wetransportation. in advance, to safe The entering wedge for p. m. Coyle to be errected on Lower Main street, Fair. court houses, on Saturday, the "Time was when thero was no soft coal nearly all Diseases' the on the lot adjoining that of Dr. N. G. We understand tbat C. J. Martin, now The Fair to be held at Hen- 15th of October, 1898, at 2 p. in., burned in New York' remarks the an operator for Uncle Sam, still Is the Mr. Leo Oldham Mothershead. human system is htir to. loogs to derson, Ky.. October n, 12, 13. 14 and 13 to select delegates to a District Dr. Otto's Spruce Gnm Haleam Is a scientific Morning Telegraph' of that city. "The contractor. remedy discoveries and compromises to be a big event. The manageremarkably clear, iridescent atmosphere be back home. Wonder if it is bis best girl pounded based on modernrenown who have given by chemists of to be held at the was ono of tho city's most famous attri- tbat causes bim to wish for a release? ment otters $3000 in raco purses, $aoco Convention throat and lung diseases allfe study. AskyoaC of the Young for special The next Slate Convention on butes. It is largely so still. But If the attractions. Happy Jack, the court house at Henderson Foreman O'Brien has found it necessary druggist to procure It for you If not iu stock. People's" Society of Christian Endeavor famous lone pacer, will bo there, and Monday the 17th of October, 1898, burning of soft coal continues to increase for tbe good of tbe service, to make some Sold In two sizes. 25c. and SCc year, some Speedy, will meet in Madisonville next Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store tho blgb diver. Jake Zimbro, Jr., Sold by St. Bernard Drug blore. it has In the past few years, then the changes in bis force of late, and, although time In the spring. The Earlington So- is Secretary, and to his efforts will be due at 2 o'clock p. m., to nominate a as famed clear atmosphero of New York will there may bo some wbo criticise bim, be to help entertain what degree of success the ciety should lay its plans candidate for Congress. fair attains. Mother "Joe, why do you suppose that is nevertheless a good foreman, kind to bis become a mere tradition," the convention and take active part in the That the Chairman of the ReAlabama's export coal business is, as men, and in return expects tbem to bo old hen persists in laying in the coalbin?" work. spective county committees shall well as coke and iron, holding itt own. faithful in their duties to tbe company Joe "Why, mother, I think sho has To Hold a riceting. PRACTICE LIMITED TO seen the sign, "Now's tbe time to lay in whose interests he looks after. Mr. D. M. Evans bas bis foundations in DISEASES OF THE Hev. James C. Creel, of Missouri, will immediately (and not later than The export coal from this district goes your coal." via Louisville & Nashville It. H. and for the new addition to his residence on visit Earlington early in October and will October 31) issues calls designatAgent Miller, of Madisonville, is making water routes, but it is also a fact that some much needed improvements in his Main and Day streets. The plan was assist Elder I. II. Teel, of the Christian EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. ing the places in each precinct and large lots of it get to American countries, office, among gotten up by contractor McCord and the church, at tbis place, The line trade in Anthracite is said to be which is an operator's table in a protracted meet- the hours (2 o'clock p. m.) at 601 upper first Btkcct, Dan ing. improving, but the distribution of coal is work is being done by bim also. According to the Henderson Gleaner tho of an improved pattern. Tho date set for the beginning of the EVANSVILLE, IND. checked by tbe scarcity of cars. The deneeds more room tor his boys, and is go- meeeting is October lath. which the precinct conventions strike at Daskett of tbe miners employed Dispatcher made a creased ing to have it, and county conventions shall be by the Pittsburg Coal Co. was caused be- the HendersonWooldridgelast week, trip over safety supply of cars is operative as a division and, as valve in restricting tho production W. A. NISBEU,, President causo the company refused to discharge is held. bis long established custom, called on of coal. The trade presents but little feaRumors of Weddings. Mrs. Ooodell was very sick during the one of the mine bosses, whose personality 0. W. WADDILL, Cajhfei' That when the District Conven- did not suit tbe miners. Tho men were all the operators on the line. ture. Utter part of last week and tho first of tbis "They say" that two of our best kuown week. She had a very hard chill followed and most popular widowers will soon be tion meets at Hcndesson on the stilt out, so the account goes, with little (bounty. A new yardmastcr is now in charge of IMPERIALISM by high fever.bulMIss Minnie took prompt united in matrimony, ono to a most the yard at Henderson, relieving Mr. Ed 17th of October it shall be called prospect of adjustment. measures to get tho attack under control lady of Louisville and the other to a to order by Hon. Clifton Henson, wbo goes to Arkansas to try bis and other national questions of vast ImJ. Pratt, For several weeks past the agitator has and.thanki to ber good nursing, ber mother most charming lady of less than a thousand portance are now before the American peoof Madisonville, Ky., or the Hon. been at work among the miners at Em- luck at farming. is almost well again. miles from Madisonville. PUBLIC OPINION is the only Hustler. ple. pire trying to persuade them that tbe convenience of tbe trackmen journal in the United States tbat gives all For James Breathitt of Hopkinsville, demands their associating themselves who are laying new steel on tho HenderMr. I H. Tcet expects to build a new Mr. W. A, Toombs is at Dawson Ky., instead of E. C. Vance, and together as a branch of the organization son bridge and trestle, a telegraph office sides of all questions. The fall elections 'Ky. home shortly In Earlington. The lot on Springs, to spend a couple ol weeks rest- that said Pratt or Breathitt (which- called "United Mine Workers." Tbe ar- was opened at Main street, Henderson, are almost upon us, and they will bo unusually Interesting tbis year as an index of rbich ho oxpocts to erect bis new residence ing from bis labors and recuperating bis ever you guments used were the same as used by tbis week. select) shall act in every all, who seek to impress tbe the attitude of the conntry toward the Captal Stock, - - - $50,000, is tho ono adjoining that of Mr. J. T. Har broken health. Mr. Toombs has been in bearer that. nett at the end of Railroad Street, west an 111 state for quite a while but still has matter instead of Vance. The south bound freieht business is now present administration and its policies. what they say is both law and gospel, and In the meantime you can, if you that they labor only for the betterment of quite heavy on tbis division, which indi- PUBLIC OPINION reports the action of Transacts a general banking business side. M. McCord has already drawn tho kept going most of the time. A change plana and specifications. like this will doubtless do bim great good, wish, prosecute your canvass for mankind. "Organize and then you will cates that tbe L. & N. bas some huslling all state conventions and gives press com- and invites the accounts of tho citizens of ment on all elections. In addition to tbis Hopkins and adjoining countios, it he even should stay only so short a the nomination, and I shall do the be in a position to dictate to your em- agents in the North and West. Has tbe finest and most securd vault in tbe department of Foreign Affairs, Social ployer," or in other words say just bow ho Judge Darr, of tho Kentncky District of time, Dispatcher Neal and Assistant John Dev-ne- y Questions, Science, Letters and Art, and that section of Kentucky same. And we shall both accept shall run bis mine, regardless ol the tact the United Slates Circuit Court, bas Issued spent a few bours, last Tuesday, in Business and Finance give a weekly digest Contracts for the construction of the new the nomination to be made at the that be knows bis business best and bow to an order dividing the Stalo Into thirty eighteen-knothe Mannington flats, in search of game. t of the best current contributions on these battleships, to be known as convention to be held at Henderso operate it for tbe best interest of all Bankruptcy referee districts and a referee Operator Bob Jackson is now spending a subjects. Tbe subscription price is $2.50 is to be named for each district. Wo are Maine, Ohio and Missouri have been son on the 17th of October, 1898, concerned. But we are pleased to know granted by the Navy Department to WilIn district No. 5 Hopkins, Henderson, that a majority of tbo miners thero turned few days with relatives In tbe country. He a year, $1.25 for six months. We iuvn liam Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia; Union as a finality. a deaf car to their pleading, preferring soon goes to Clarksville to work under MADE A SPECIAL RATE FOR TRIAL SUBSCRIPUnion and Webster counties. TIONS OP 45 CENTS FOR THREE MONTHS. Iron Works of San Francisco, and NewThis proposition stands open rather to listen to the good advice given Agent Walker. AND Sample copies and cards for mailing coins Rutland and Lieut Paul Price was so much appre port News Shipbuilding Company, New- for your acceptance, without mod- tbcm by Superintendent sent on request. Foreman Thos. Robinson, who warned ciated by his friends and acnuantances port News, Va., respectively. OUR aUARANTEU $100.00 IN OOLD. ification, until noon on the 30th of THE PUBLIC OPINION CO., during his recent visit home from the of taking such tbem of tbe serious We trill pay PULLMAN PALACE September, 1898, at or before step, both for tbe results of their families,a any and CTeryOne Hundred Dollars In Gold tot How's Tbis. 12 Astor Place, N. Y. good army that he could hardly get borne for case of congh and colds wLers SLEEPING CARS Such action no benefit Is deriTcd from the use of Dr. Ottb' Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward which time you must notify me in themselves and employer. his meals or to see bis best girl, he was Ualsam, It Uetween Nashville and Chattanooga, Alaso ollcn by peaple wbo wanted to for any case of Catarrh that cannot be writing of your acceptance, of it. meant ruin, both to miner and operator, as Spruce Gnm ts so pleasant contains nothing in. Inrloos and TO AID THE SOLDIERS. to take. Ucvrare of bama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knox, tbe unjust demands made by tbe organiza- Imitations. cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ahika handi and ask friendly nuestlons. Very respectfully ville, Asheville. Washington, Baltimore, tion in the past, if followed now, would F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. George W. Jolly Philadelphia, cause a closing down of the mines, and We, the undersigned, have known F. J. New York, Portsmouth, Damoo, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Cheney for the last 13 years, and believe tbe miner and family thrown upon the North Western Road Issues, Hu- Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock, m. lam vanascn, wu tjoiic 111 iui jii Items from Lisman. Ax Jottings. Texerkana, Sherman. Waco, all business charity of tbe people. Tho wbito miners 5 day night with spasms, probably caused him perfectly honorable inable to carry mane Order n,s to Them. of Empire aro an intelligent class of laborDallas and Fort Worth. : : : We have bad some pretty weather this much concern transactions and financially by some intestinal troame, Our farmers are about done housing to- ers and read for themselves and have from was felt by the friends of the family and out any obligation made by (heir firm. bacco and some of them are preparing a close observation of strikes and results week ana some oau, I) West the child was in a serious condition. We ledo, & Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, To- their land for wheat. Thcro will be a in tbo past Mr. C. E. Lane and wife, ot Earlington, ROAO KIND TO THE SOLDIERS. learned no good to tbe la- visited their parents here this. week. O. Waldiho, Kinnak & Marvin, large acreage of wheat are glad to say that the little f ellow is doing sown in tbis vi- boring man comes that Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. from them, and with nicely now. cinity if nothing happens. Mr. Bob Bird and wife, of this place, Information pertaining to tbem the windmill wasted his time. A Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, Mr. Walter Wood bought him a new few of the colored miners who v,'crc igno- went to Shady Oxove, Saturday eve. Volunteers on Trains Must be TICKETS. ROUTES. RATES. ETS acting directly on the upon the blood and Work is In progress on the new jail conwheat drill last week and ho says "ho is rant and unabjo to keep themselves propMr. J. E. Fugate and family, of this surfaces of Will be cheerfully furnished upon tract at the county seat. The old building mucous by Druggists,the system. Treated With All Considgoing to sow fifty acres of wheat on. his erly posted were disposed to let the "blind place, moved to Earlington Saturdayi Sold application lo Ticket Agents, or to 73c. tho resident portion of the old jail is fathers old homesteadlead the blind,"and all fall in tho ditch toHall's Family Pills are the best. Mr. Charlie Johnson got his arm broken building the new A. J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, demolished. Work of eration. When tbe company took the last Monday evening, Mr. J. C. Allen, a prominent tobacco gether. Memphis, Tenn. structure in the rear of the city ball will Carl Wooltolk, at home on furlough, was merchant and farmer of old Oainbridgo, reins in their own bands and gave them an A most desirable end Iki pushed quickly, J. H. LATIMER, Southeastern Passenger Mr. E. T. Price attendeJ tbo citcas at Agent, Atlanta, Ga. From Chicago Chronicle. will have been accomplished when the jail in Earlington Monday circulating among sold bis farm and place of business to Mr, imprissive lesson long to be remembered Providence, Friday. and thus tbo few deluded ones were bis numerous friends. We are moro than Morgan P. Pool, of Ax vicinity. li removed from the public square. Services wero postponed here Sunday on A humane order has just been D. J. MULLANEY, Northeastern Pass. glad to see Carl and see him in good Agt. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O. Mr. Morgan P Pool contemplates buy- taught right. account of tbo illness of Rev. J. F. Price. issued by the Chicago & NorthK, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, ing and handling at old stand. Mr. M. McCord, wbo is already well health and spirits. Mrs. Annio Kline and son, of Madi- western Railway. Robbed the Grave, Room 405, Ry. Exchange Building, qualified to prosecute his avocation of conMr. James E. Doyd, a prominent young sonville, visited relatives hero this week. Uucklen's Arnica Salve. St. Louis. Mo. tractor and builder, is taking steps to add Impressed with the pitablc conA startling incident, of which Mr. John widower of Oainbridgc, is going to return Mr. H. C. Mitchell moved from bis farm The best Salve in the world for Cuts, to Virginia and marry tho first girl he ever Oliver, of Philadelphia, was tbe subject, is to his knowledge and increase bis efficiency dition of a majority of the return- BRIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 328 Marquett Bldg. by taking a special course n Architecture Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever talked to. narrated by bim as follows: "I was in a to his residence in town this week, General Manager J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Chicago. and excellent Sphoo) of Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Mr. George Vetines went to Providence ing soldiers, from a Pass. Agt. ' Mr. Johnnie T. Pool sold bis lot at old most dreadful condition. My skin was alChattanooga, Tenn. Mr. fiJcCord Is a busy Corns and oil Skin Eruptions, and posi- Uainbrldge to Mrs. last Saturday and purchased a new disc Whitman, of this road has determost yellow, eyes sunken, no appetite Sarah Curoy. It is man these day's. vylti his several contracts tively cures Piles or no pay required. mined that none of the boys in blue gradually growing weaker day by day. harrow. W. L. DANLEY, Cornelius is all smiles. It is Mr. anj various orders' for pans afld specifica-(Ion- guaranteed to giye perfect satisfaction or a fino Adron Three physicians had given me up ForB. Price mado allying trip to who may come into contact with Mr. Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. girl. I Jo is making a specially of thp ar money refqnded. Price 33c per box. For tunately, a friend advised trying 'Electric Providence, Saturday. his company shall suffer for lack Nashville, Tbnn Mrs. It C. Kamoy passed through our Bitters;' and to my great joy and surprise, Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Icr work. Mr, J. D. Jenkins, horso swopper No. I, of attention. Tho North-Wcster- n vicinity last Monday, enrouto to hold a tho first bottle made a decided improvewent to Providence yesterday. meeting at New Palestine, near Crof ton. system covers five or six states ment. I continued their uso for three Mr, W. H. Rice, of Earlington moved Salamagundi. yeeks, and am now a well man. I know which furnished a large proportion :. they saved my life and robbed tbe grave to Clay Saturday. of the volunteers, and in order Mr. C. J. Mitchell, of this place, moved rinnnliigton Notes. of another victim." No ono should fail to Will receive prompt that the boys may be treated kindTbo farmers ot this vicinity aro almost try them. Only 50c per bottle at St. Ber- to Clay last week. ly on their way home, whothcr dis- tion this office. Estimates nard Drug Store. Mark Hanner was in town Saturday done cutting and housing tobacco, and are night. charged or on fulough, Mr. Whit- furnished upon application. W. H. R. preparing to sow their wheat. Wc received tho other day a man has issued special instructions Tbe protracted meeting at tbis place bas been a successful ono, and will continue series of twenty-fiv- e verses writto every agent and conductor on uni tbo last of this week. I ten by a pupil of a public school the entire system to give special inn'i'iemi Mr. Will Gray and Miss Emma Harris, in the county. care and attention to returning It was patriotic For Infants and Children. both ot tbis community, oloped, last Thurssoldiers en route from camps to day night, to Clarkavillo, Tenn., and were and we were sorry we could not The Kind You Have Always Bought their homes while upon the trains Two. things were married. They accompanied by Rico give it space. Gray and Miss Mandie Martin, against it; its length and. the fact or at the stations of the North(Successor to Bonrs Mr. Charlie Johnson, of Wbito Plains, that its author did not give his or western. The employes arc inSlgnaturo bas been attending tbe meeting here. her name. structed to be diligent to ascertain THE CAREFUL MAN CAN SAY: Dilman and Gus Mcintosh made a flying if any of the soldiers are in need of a cannot hurt me; I have donned "Falc trip to Crofton Tuesday. Dr. Otto's Spraco Gum Battam the meet Miners Wanted, food, and more particularly if they Shoe that's all a Good Shoo should be. Here are Mr. Tom Almon and Miss Lynch Gatlin pleasant and reliable remedy for coughs, colda, o( Miners wanted by Coal Com- are sick and require medical attenEconornyJIll1 combined FIJI and others from near Pleasant Hill attend croup, and all soreness25c the throat, cliest and lungs. Large bottles, and fOc ed meeting at this placo Friday and Satur panies at Pana, Ills. Mines now tion, and if any such arc found he Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. day nights. is to be attended to at Walter McGary Is In Howling Green, tho Runt of bis lister, Mrs. Hen Fields. Slaugh-tersvillX five-ince. Miu Eunlco Urown, of Madisonville, upent Friday night with friend here. These are tho thirty citizens summoned to act as petit Jurors at the present torm of the Hopkins Circuit Court. Twenty-fou- r Hancock and Daviess counties, of these are now doing duty. W. M Lovell: V. II. Dell: Weslev Hick- - having 109 votes out of a total of lin; Chas. Schimmel; Chas. Parish; Jno. votes in the whole District in W. Jones; Orlcan Emmetl; Hufus Teaguo; 175 ConvenNoah L, Day; Emerson Almon; Fred tho Henderson District Feiler; K. Hewlett; J, J. Slodghill; F. F. tion and was fairly entitled to the Urown; M. F. Ward; C. H. Woodrufl. nomination. Notwithstanding this, Sam D. Langley; D. M. Carroll; H. D. you and your friends arc denying Tapp; Y. M. Johnson; J. W. Dearmont; II. H. Carroll; David E. Southard; K. I, my nomination and claiming that Tlppett, Lee Schmetzer; Alex B. LafToon; you arc the nominee. H. P. Hodge; James E. Slaton; G. G. While unwilling to submit the Clark; S. A, Branson. question to either the District or Qrind Jnry, State Central Committee, because, Following is the list of grand jurymen as I think, they have no jurisdicsilting at the present term of court: W. D. Crow, Foreman; Gus.A. Hassetl; tion and because they arc not so Dan M. Trotter; J. M. Slovens; David high authority as the people, who, Donduranl; W. U. Hobgood; Ambroso as I believe and contend, nomiHardwicn; Frank Page; W. A. Hamby; W. II. Compton; Hobt. Haines; W. M. nated me, I am willing to submit the matter to the Republicans of Rice. The Pratt Coal Co. bas been organized in Paducab, Ky., to handle Kentucky coal. The sailing ship Susquebana has sailed 4,000 HIS NOMINATION from Baltimore withManila tons of coal for Dewey's fleet at nMr. T. D. Atkinson. President of tho To Conventions In the Entire St. Bernard Company, returned from a trip to Georgia gold fields this week. District. Superintendent Harris, of South Diamond mines called on friends hero last Sunday whilo Owensdoro, Kv., Sept. 24, 1898. and recreation. taking a drivo out for health Mn. W. T. Fowler, Coal bas been discovered in Arkansas Hopkinsville, Ky., on the Little Ited River. It is of good Sir: quality, but a seam of sufficient thickness I am sure I received the vote of to make profitable mining bas not been Henderson, Hopkins, Webster, found. Writes a Letter to Ilr. Fowler, Offering to RE-SUBf- I The Minister Got Mixed, The minister had reached the critical point in his "missionary" C. R. Edwards Denies He flnde sermon. He had finished his first-lie- s and secondlies, and with one Motion to rinke neat figure would link them to an impassioned appeal that would Joilys Instructions Unanimous in strike his congregation's hearts, and make their rocks flow like Webster County. water. "If," he exclaimed, "it has truly Lisman, Ky., Sept 20, '98 been said that he who makes two Editor, Bee. Earlington, Ky., glades of brass to grow where My dear sir: Will you please publish one " the following few lines In your paper for The puzzled look on the face of ",ul o. k. udwards. a deaf old member in a lront pew Lisman, Ky., Sept. 20, 98. Having read a letter published in tbo led him to pause and repeat: Earlington Bee, from G. H. Towery, of "That he is a benefactor who Dixon, Ky., to E. C. Vance, of Hawes- - makes two grades of blass " vine, ny., m wnicn air. lowery says: Smiles throughout the house and "When the delegates from tbo various precincts in tbis county met in Dixon on his own sense showed him there the 22nd. of August 1898. and cast their was something wrong, but, with votes as previously Instructed by tbe an attempt at lightness, he said, voters, tho majority was so pronounced, and the treatment of Mr. Fowler and his airily: "Ac Kn!.1n monnf ftit-supporters was so fair and honorable that SAYS HE DIDN'T. APPOINTMENTS ricthodist Episcopal Church, South, for Henderson District. Earlington and Nebo n Circuit, Rev R. M. Wheat, Pastor Rev. Lovelace Returned to Madisonville, Now a Station. I simplicity of tho combination, but also to tho euro and skill with which It is manufactured by scientific processes known to tho Cai.ifoiinia Fio Svjiup Co. only, and wo wish to impress upon nil tho importanco of purchasing- tho truo nntl original remedy. As tho genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured oy ino CAr.iFOK.viAs Fio Srnui- - Co. only, n knowledge of that fact will nsslst ono In avoiding tho worthless imitations manufactured by other par-ticTho high standing of the a Fio Svitur Co. with tho medical profession, nnd tho satisfaction which tho genuino Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes tho namo of tho Company a guaranty of tho cxcellcnco of its remedy. It is far in advance of nil other laxatives, as it acta on tho kidneys, liver nnd bowels without irritating or weakening them, nnd it does not grlpo nor nauseate. In order to get Its beneficial effects, please remember the name of tho Company s. Cam-foiini- The following aro the appoitments mado for the Henderson District of the Louisville conference of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South, which were made known Tuesday: Henderson District PrnMinn r?ur George H. Hayes; Henderson, j.A. Lewis; uuuuuaa, kj. u. ward; uorydon, P. H. pavis; Kobards, W. K. Smith; Morgan-fielR. F. Hayes; Morganfield circuit, G, M. Everett; Madisonville, S. H. Love- lace; wanson, D. s. Campbell; E. E. Pate; Sacramento, W. A. Easley; Sebree City, W. W. Kiscr and E. Harrolson: Dixon, S. J. Thompson; Casey-villJ. W. Love; Earlington and Nebo, R. M. Wheat. In accordance with the predfctlon made in iiiBUEBsome weeks ago, Earlington ana Nebo have been detached and made an independent circuit. "Rev. R. M. Wheat is our new pastor In charge. (But contrary to expectations. Rev. S. H. Lnvd.-irl turned to Madisonville, which is now made a station. It is understood that Mr T.nv. lace wanted to return to Madisonville, and there is no doubt about his' congregation desiring bis return, but it seemed before Conference most probablo tbat bo would bo sent elsewhere. His former Earlington congregation rejoices in his close proximity for the coming year and expects to hear his voice frequently from their pulpit. e, e, THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF HGS Is duo not only to tho and orig-inalit- d, j r. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN 1'llANClBCO, LOUISVILLE, Kir. Capital Stock Paid In, CaL NEW YOUK, K. Y. Surplus Fund pWViiiVWiiWWM toiisiears I German i JNO. G. MORTON, liver I $50,000. 120,000, COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867.1 - Powder Cures i The advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not to business men wo aro talking they know all about it but to salaried men, wago earners and to women. Trl-Coun- ty y Price, 25 Cents. There's safety if tho bank is a good one. There's convcniencc-th- o money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is casv to srtend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket. - WMwrnm MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY DR. l. d. brose, ST. J0IIIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPEHN PLHN. Ratos: 75c. nnd $1.00 por Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. SO 3bpkins est!-mab- lo st tBANP-Madisonville; No. 1 Dccf Steak, or Mutton Chops, Potatoes, Cake or Waffles, Coffee or Tea and Fruit No. 2 Ham. Two ligcs. Potatoes, Cakes or Waffles anj Coffee or Tea No. 3 Pork Chops with Potatoes anj Cakes or Waffles anj Coffee or Tea No. i Lake Trout, liutter Sauce. Cakes or Waffles and Coffee or Tea.... No. 5 Oat Meal and Cream, or Uoulllon, Hot Rolls, Uutter and Coffee or Tea No. 0 Two Eces, Butter. Toast and Coffee or Tea. 23 20 20 15 15 - Take Market St. C.ira direct to Hotel. Try Kuropcnu 1'lan. Cheapest and best, only 4 pay for what yon get, y TH08. P. MILLCn, PntSIOtHT.,. GEORGE KIN,G,; DRUCCtSf, ST. CHARLES, KENTUCKY. NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. rfr:r yH Nice Line of DrucKists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded ySttJB0NQ IMIilliT! .m cS8v ." AT -- &? V .ta. . mm wm mm ZJw n. 7.. ii. 'cf m. wo ; lis& m xVK s. . JOB WORK-:at WE WANT YOUR TRADE. atten Securely Shod sAi 0, J. Farnsworth, Agent, Earlington, Ky. CASTOR A & we to-da- orciS GEORGE O. Isaac Davis.) TOY, and Feed Stable, I Stye HHE footwear problem is not so difficult as it seems if taken in the right way. Confidence in the seller and confidence in the Shoe together is a combination hard to beat. We stand right behind the Shoes We Sell you qod Shoes, and the maker of them stands right behind us. Assortment not surpassed. Style at the top. Prices at the bottom 1 fr Mr, Sam Almon and family, ot White Plains, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends here. Mr. Bob Young a soldier boy of this place Is homo on a furlough. Bob doesn't look as well as he did when he wont in the army. Mr. Wesley Gunn, ot Richland, visited friends in this section, Monday. . .4 Dump. Success to The Bee. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plalnfield. III., makes tbe statement tbat she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by ber family physician, but grew worso. He told ber sbo was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her,' Her druggist suggested Dr, King's Now Discovery for consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself greatly benefitted from tbo first dose. Sbo continued its use and after taking six bottles, fonnd herself sound and well; now doe her own housework and Is as well as she ever was. Freo trial bottles at St. Bernard Drug Store. Latge bottle 50 cents and f r.oo. will not be necessary for the soldier The L. & N. wilt sell round-tritickets One hundred more men can find to be in uniform to get the advantto St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 2d to 7th inclusive, age of the road's hospitality, for if limited to Oct. jo and 13 on account of tbe steady employment. St. Louis Exposition and Fair and the he can show the proper papers of Mining Co., Penwell Coal Grand United Order of Odd Fellows discharge or hirlongh, he will rePana, Ills. p St. Louis Exposition. the expense colored miners, who arc making of the company, if necessary. It in operation with both white and from $1.50 to $2.50 per day. At the Old Stand, on Main Street, just west of depot, EARLIWBTOIM, KENTUCKY. First-Clas- s (colored.) WANTED Two million split hickory spokes, size i yi x 2 inches and 28 inches long; 500,000 feet logs; length of logs, 14, 15, 16, 21 and 24 feet, delivered on our yard at Madisonville, Ky. For particulars call at our office. Terms cash. Buckeye Spoke Co. By John F. Fjscher, M'g'r. ry The Republican party is about to lapse into its old habit of paying off tbe public debt, Kansas City Journal. Our Fall and Winter Shoes are now in. whi BISHOP & COMPANY, n LTYOUR i MADISONVILLE, KY. MONEY BAOK IP YOU WANT IT. .hi .. iiiimniHiit ).. j Subscribe for The Bee. The Louisville & Nashville Railroad company will sell 'tickets to Lexington, Ky., October 3 to 14, limited returning to October 17 at one fare for the round trip on account of the meeting of the Kentucky Horse Breeders' Association in that city on the dates stated. This will be a good opportunity for friends of the boys of .the Third Kentucky Volunteer Regiment to visit the soldiers in camp at little cost. I ceive the same consideration. "We cannot do enough for the returning soldiers," said General Superintendent Sanborn, in speaking of the order. "The boys went down thero and faced death in a hundred different ways, and those who escaped arc returning home debilitated and worn out. They did this for what? Not for money; it is not' in any sane man to resign himself to death for a money consideration. They did it for the love of country." Other roads probably will follow humane move. the North-Western- 's Equipment and Prompt Service, fcdl j AJlllkiil1rrfhiTHTMtfliftrfll1yldlM WILLARD HOTEL W. S. MILLER, Jr. Manager. Subscribe for The Bee. BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. J. r 12, .!'-,- -. . k Sfe5?KS f s m 5fV;. W)jg THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. S&$$&$5& New Goods Cheap. Temptations will be very great this fall to induce you to purchase elsewhere bclorc looking at the splendid bargains wc intend to offer you, but wc have never failed in the past to be able to meet any emergency, and feel very confident that ag 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 nnd price? We can assure you. that yon will not regret it. Very truly, U6SON I, NATIONAL FOURTH QUARTER, INTERSERIES, OCT. 2. Text of the fcraion, II Cliron. xlr, Golden Text, II Memory Versos, By tho Iter. Chron. xjr, 11Commr-ntarD. M. Stearns. 3-- 0 T. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. INCORPORATED. Kir i.. & it r 49 "Anil Asa did that whjph.wns. good nnd right in tho Lrtst. quarter rcm sppnt chlofly with tho frmitvJts KJIJnh litl 'Rwfcfncfl P' OoA tipA noW tfo nro to nolo ecveniljos&iis on Wngto ttho tiforoViioh bl God. .Asa was tho thlrfl king of JhdnJi itffcr tho kingdom 3. vrfw I Miners and Shippers of QOAL AND OOKE, 2THR0UQH TrlROIIUISlU-PWBaBUffE- in tfia sight of tho iVkt UtHV ThM stntomont fc' rondo couocrnlnft povon. tty dialed toorijM (it tho death of Solomon, nnd other kings of Juflnh, but not oneo any ot tnp XlnpS oC 49 J: i :j. ANDERSON & WALLER, Tho tnrofwivM failed tbotrrrono throno .oi tho kingdom Lonlpror Israel, nnd tn& king vrn? $0 9jM fd Bo King fpr Bo, Lord hie Owl (I Chran. 'xls, EO; sxvlll, Ci II Cliron. trlbce. o Lord, or tho nw.ny tlx nltnra (V tllfl AJthQUsl 1 tho lnw of God said, "Thqn shall havo io other nods bo- fbrb mo" "(Ex. zx. 8). yet Solomon In troduced ninny strnngd'jods to plonso his Wives, nnd both llchobonm nod Abljnh opnlnucd tho Idol worship. U Is dlfilcult fi. ObncariiltiH (no toA I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky. J3r-fircDln- L - strtnBosife." "Ho tools 8 rf Offioejes. JOHN T. HESSER, Hauscr Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. VLSTIBUIEO TRAJHS0A1LY, NASHVILLE riCJIICAGO. GASTORIA For Infants and Children. -a BaBaaiaaa.aa.aaaaavaaw The Kind You Have Always . Bought Bears the S'" Signature of. KtsU yyly l a ; Iri The Kind ? II'1 ilJJIII1 ' MLMH Wllil " Wk M flr You Have ' -' . li 'if. Ajwaysl Bought. ,. cxAcrMxivaI?aEn.' vis -- ' 'uh1. CinMUKIA ..-'rACrfur MMluatiAyMMV. tiriMnaiT. l. . fa 'written that thoLord'hnd plvin rest onto Israel from ntl tholr enemies. In I wam ..it n id. fji.il t.H.1 t.i.i n.pi.i at bid ebn Solomon (ncaccnblo) would bo O4.ruan.of rest nnd that Israel would enjoy rtnco'hnd (jtilctncES in his days. IaiiiiccIi StldoncOrnlng his Bon, "Thla Bhnll comfort us cgnccrnlns our work," nnd so ho citlcd "hln Koah 1. a, rest or comfort. Tho cnrllost refit Is thnt of Oon. II, 3, wnldi Vfn broken iy'tho doVll doubting ubfl's tvbrd nnd Ood'a lovo, nnd thus ho sltU FecUti to bvenlc all rest. it' ,TDccnuso wo bovo sought tlio Lord our Qod Jlq bath 6lvcn i3 f06 on every ado," wn poloition wns nbout to build too tcmplb, lo enkl to Illrnni, "Tho Lord 1117 Qod Jintli glvtin iuo rest on every eld 8p time (hero jd neither fKrvorgory nor ovll occurrcnt" (I Iilnga v, 4). Tho rest of tlio kingdom thnt is cotnlug will bo glori- to fid pgnlnst tlio customs of your father but Ami feared God nirni pnM wn determined to do rlptbofcrp Him. 1. "And conininiidcd Judith to fcofc tho Lprfl Gid of their fathers. " In vcreos 0 mid Of tJib neat chapter wo rend that Israel Jiml boon for n long Benson without oil, mid wlthoutn teaching priest. aid 'without lnw, btrt when they turned ty fhotiortl nnd nought nim Ho wns found o( liin. I,n verges 18 nnd 1C wo rend that tjoy taul) Illm with all tholr luvirt nnd soul, cvoi) with, fliolr wholo deslro, nnd Ho g!ivo tbcin rist r'ound nbouL Tho Lord takes bced to our hearts ra.tb.cr than our tfonl nnd will rulflll tho desiro of thom Umt fcAr Him. kingdom wns quiet beforo 6, "Tho h,iru." Vqrso 1 sftys, "In liisdnyti tho land quiet ten years." Quietness Is ono of S'ns great gifts of Qod vhlch shall yet bo fqllf enjoyed not only by nil Israel but by n.ll tlio w6rld, when "tho work of slinli bo pence, nnd tho effect (or EcrVlco)of rlghtousuos8,shnll bo qulctnoss nnd nssurnpcb fprovcr" (Isti.zsxll. 17). In qiilctncsa nnd In jnfldotico Is utrength, npd tbp Qrnaiiieiic'of n niook nnd quiet dilrlt is in tho sight of Gcd of grout prleo fjav stx, IB; I Tct. III. i). u. iiiainim had rest, pconuso tho Lioril hrjd given him rest " In Joshua xslll, 1, It nrfd crrtndfftflior; wtlj-ortmi- ij H. G. ROUSE, Mnnagcr, Palmer ilotisf, llrnntlway, Fatlucali, JAMES K. LOV1J, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nnslivillc, Tennessee. Kcntiiclcy. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manngcr, 34a W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEK, Manager, Corner Main ami Auction Streets, Memphis, Tcnn. Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. iiHvTniiiH IV'iiUUtfHH wns rnon HftORLEANS fP.JEFFRIES.O.P;X riifiELMAN.u.5.A '$8SSh WHolewale Ageirate BRIDGMAN, Young man, dress up. Don't be a fop, but look well dressed. Our Tailor Made Clothing is well and artistically made. We have stacks of samples. Genuine goods at reasonable prices. - -'- 1i I THE FAMOUS ND. 9 CDAU or all uses, froni Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking1 Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED MARKET. .- .CO A IN THE - BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS BND FURNflBES. Why buy If Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- d St. Bernard Genl Store. I ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY StSJiSSIliSiaStiJSitlSSiJiiHSfcJSWItjeWStyiJiSSSiSSaSSiSiiSJiatJittiliSS. 4. Arronltiia to 1'renoul Outlook lplilhiit .Mrfdtilry Mny rfonil n fflfllit of tho meeting o( ih tSrnnd On account in fn. imu. I Lodqo of the I. O. O. V. of Kentucky at Oca. Alkjamuk. li:irlintMi. Hopt. IVrnJiliifftoti. N- - R. K Wincbesicr Oct. 1114 ha Kvrt-nn- , Thrre wns n iRrfje crowd oi people in d'f' Afinxntirl, mill soil round trip tkkotK to that plicr at OnnmlKirniu'ji at ihnnMPciMion :it MadisonvilM. had (i tuitMiil intiTvloiv vlth ono fare limited to Oct. 15. Ed Todd was sick a low d.irs last wrrk. McKhitfj; In inli-- r to provrdl tlio Ike Waters says he wants a cook. prvxhlwit to visit Kl. IxiiiIh ulillo oil Itlrrr NriT. Id wratum.lrlp. Tlig prcMdwit utotiil, Tlia school nt llccla is doing nici'ly. Chaniro IllnUv . tall lunvcvtT. tlmV Iiq lins not definitely Henry Cosksey says be will kill more krATIOMX I. L.;. ! unugq.pi iumr. iinzinrs, rctUwl iift plium further tlmn Rima than any otiicr fivo men that will go lm liwiji oiitllovd, nolnir dlri-c- t with him. rliuburfth. ......... 5:i rlnclnnuCl from lioru, Octolivr 10, lo Uuutlia. Kev J. C. Tntlo will prtv:h here to- FT. Louis. :,'Jfi. H.0 Mr, tnu 5totMl tlio cull tlmt :..., a.l night St.raui, 0.0 t. lio thotifjlit tlio president would Misics Mr.mie Killcliruw, Lillio Cavan-h- , McmpnU..?.'.;...!., 5. ru Oinolin on thn 13th nn well nn s. Hell Hilton and others spent SumUv Louisville...- .Cairo,, .UI. ....'. .., in Madisonvillr. thti 12th of imxt mniitli, nnd vi'otiHl -- 0.1 Now Orleans..., .,., 4.1 Umt lio woiiM l)o In pt. LoiiIh on tho Mrs. Hlla McrriwoHther is now able to FIL T Trftco. orenlnr of tho be up. loii1nK tlio next SS&i8S8i5SaSJS5i3S UjjUJU BEST TRAINS Kansas Oily, Montana, W I' W W tC22iiSS3S,5fca?" MEDICINE for t8ie A' Popular .Proprietary Medicine Id'at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental MILLION t ; tA UiwVivV nairam n J 13 cainpoMtl wrf " JVrr jtsjl iscn fljon In onotliur, fivr l lie cur or a!- . (jfJr (ilfla lirninlftj iflgivtloii vr e 'K Cilw Jt1p4; uyurUlnivm ik1 liiiilnailiie wbkc VlHL'nt Vfi9 5J8 151 c 5a1 li niblto tarlaii larlnxHii-frilnndid- l vrr In irM ipreny lata iVjwu (bo ifuclp. tow Cha twt dtxtti Lo on : tlM tdu&Mt araile. aud i tinfrmi (Ml Uiot wooW"! eoArroromriia ta. tHiti na itiAUHm buvia m onfmralrpa IftrnAffti 7 tnv ..vfrvlt . :."- - ;rT. "V iuT3vKjirCT iixiiin vyuaiaixi tvcij.ini mvtm pcn.v;ti rot etrarVtu crttrra. onfl L9V3 WWB MM OC fk Ut 1U10 Sri blah ft H rWjflfK-ao- j iwrrV ttonrwrj oopw p J inor tJrVi A situill lfuaiinnn too ou eot frfrtiYl In Ixvitrtr r winnM firautn in j TOntjImnamt tlioiidniil ik.IInn fn. HJ01"? """".In ncTOpop; l4POn, mk! hMlaforiTKMi eery AmcrlrancTtlzcD. nro J amTtutm dauconilntt mowrtor iiHun ukuuvh in Kjnarifl TaiKllc-S- . afclwr ofiMviirs i Om chongM condition! iliat nwrfrv IMiV UiorrsntrdJ nnd no f"roful to.noto cTcrjr clrcnmXance havinii Ixttlnc- ihnwniMhilrTOHottwirlTOl'- - ttioinaniigcnattnacoinpanrliaTVnoIrn Uu fiuistnit dMKid Ihm l npfnunit n Iowm-mIlor eKi7 articla lnL 11 imo. ... nri rhnr ti.A rui ..Ja .iii.j.i..h ma..!.. .... batq and Kac&lnst or being oofliit nprn tp pay hnary rrrc-ntaf (r t.upoi(tu(iui. ivranrnitr nnncoCTsarr proirrtion nc&cnrt lliot iiiIbIiI rn. Wit fn fvw 6nt .u fimlloMl Hio cow ct l furchaao ln deterioration enntum-- d In a. in ndad tiMjl t t. ! .wr..I. he thn nJ thna nnMauowcnoin lnmi ATMl f1fTVl b, Irwn trdMtftfnlM nt. HfMi..r. V .1' JjnV Uwn Tiumles ik pot liiavn Old trfidorH t .... ""Vi. .r "JLVfL. XJftoo rrrnn I'paroro Ihnt mliM n nrnl lnmln (Wndrd-fhoBO lh.i Tinve lJn . In 4 dnmk a troViTlruF lie or nnHt.i TOraW pr montto rro pnnip w, rrrnrtolljr oi frcah and at cmcacloiu ai wwvTuiA-iTeCwMi-lilii- jcnM BtJtml'J'UlOUIairwtHt.iy ca CMBii'ttt Erfbiod V t ct S SrM 'W'Jtii tflifvi tptm R ftirf6o2liju6v iwinw V7r mrl JnrniS r.lintnli( hV nlnnli. PIimmIa.I ' .ip.n iSwtfcftinT twist or "tllile" step in a direction that inay leadto a revolution me iraae. j,i ,!' J. r3 do f'iWf lj ? J! ft bl iifl Lk - '.:L"jmv. .Tx en'n'7 f:' A. ' .:. Jnmi irtBtnrtrri'ljtTl. nranVt-V- ;,! AJSSlaSUrJn'im tPjLJPlSSl W."" Wiral frdtSr 7iftihM nwMMX if. Ins nnht frWi rt. Tn MI &' tnwaSi Vrf iA'-- Kr.rrS.'C-.JrrMSS- ' ? S !? trrfjilM,or iftwa. prone-halt- a ecnteacti. In tko form with nhirb. S r inn rjrriii! irTT, igrrrnm ro finrrr imp vanjB tno uiptrniTspuirn, bnt WIUOITct tha Hi madlgfrf-Vryi r I CTB---n I 1m nraccnt rocic-rc Twv rm yv Ibotrnd (VJafi demert, tdniotich It li btMBM f almost anr drnit-- I J rlit win abtrta A ntrnfr t a wprioaier 0 06 HltlaanxcauaBlnKis- - ? MrVm, rnttatabia WJ1Jjwo riaiwwi in tmnrjTiti, nrwardfa id flia Wnaan Cftwrnftal (V. SB. M SnrnfaiBl. rraas?TR l)i tnvvli i ara Oirmrmllff fnl TDdoocd to OKI rmde, asvnri atfd pM dlert iitll be aupidlrd at frlM wnlrn wfn allow ti m a fair immin ftf rVnnr. vl. l? I6in carionri tot cent. 13 itlUnjrtrm-nfo- r taXtS. TTtrrotarTOciiirWciYftr 3 eroaa (3.&0 coHotu) tie. lor (k AAAI 4S - taaaa.Jfr)flAAjlUin, A ft A John II. Casllema Arthur 0. Lanfham, T llrechlnrldge Caitltman 1 Royal Insurance Co. Of Ivivorpool Tho Larcs Fire Insurance Company In the World . Docs the Lamest Business Transacted In Kentackj. Docs tho Largest Bnssnoss Transacted In the Southern States. ous (Isa. xl, 10), or, ns In tho mnrgln, Blory. Even now Ilo says, "Oomo unto Me, nnd t will glvo you rcst,"nnd ''When Ho glvctb qulotncsri, wlir then enn mnho troublef" (Mnth. xl, B8s Job xsslv., 80.) Vliou, oyon hi otir ordinary dally nffnlrs, ullow U10 government to bo upou His shoulder nnd thoponcoof Ooit to rukj (Isn. U, 7; Col, lit 15), wo will luivo n glorious forctasto of thoTcsbcf tho kingdom. Boino Ey tbot they seek Illm yet do not socm to 4nd Illm fifl their rest, but It must bo that they do not eook JUm wltli tho wholo heart (OCA Xilx, 13). hrjh. Tlw ndvttfcary yrlll not allow iw to rest If bo. can help It, so hero wo havo over A'pilliioJ of pthlopjnns gnthcrcd ngnlimt Asa In UattloaVid holms but Uttloovcr half ( mpny with which to moot then;. Wars vrlll htt wholly ccaso from tlio curth nhtf) fbp dqyljf fa oast Into tho lake of flro nt uq on; of tlio, tbouwitul yenrs (Iov. si, WW, ffa, whllo.tho lnUleiinlum will bo a will cud with n grunt Unto of penco, v'a Israel iiad no reason to fonr her fiqvVbycr flnmcrotia, fpr tho proinlso oTGioil Wna .Umt ono sliould cbasu n thou-ffin- d oml ttto mit 10,000 to flight. Tho dcalvcftliioo'f'roni Egypt iud tho conquest of tho, Ctinnanltos. with tho many deliver-nhoC- a and victorias In tho days of tho Jiiagos'and uxtbo thuoof David, would slreiifllhort uirt hands of any ono who fbaroa Qott David could eny, "I will not Da of raid of tcil ItiousniuW of pcoplotbnt p Ect tlcmsevos nnlnst mo round awn ," "Tuonuh A liost slitmld cncnmti riitnhijftino. illy heart shall (1's. Ill, Of JSXTlt Hi xlvL 1,2). li.'. "And tB crletl unto tho Lord. lite OpA nnd &Ud. Lord. It U nothing with Tlido to 'help, wbctlior with many or wltli thoiu that hnyo no power.' Jouathnn sjiUI tgbls.nrmor bearer, "It may bo thnt tho Lord Will work for ua, for tlioro la no to tho Lortl to eavo by mnny or by fpw,J (I Sam, xlv, 0). Tho greatest Lord's work Is gonemlly our fnnelod stzongth or wisdom, nnd thoro I no,irqvorb macb.moru iinscxlptural than ttU, Umt Qod liolps tboso who help In the matter of It Is only tlio lost mid helpless nnd ungodly for wboin it Is provided, nnd it hns been provided wholly by our Lord Jesus Christ n'nd Is glvon,rooly to oycry ponltcnt sin-iIt! Uiq daily llfo for God It Is Qod 1)0 works nil out works in us nnd for us m- - xxyi, mi. 110 delivers tuo noody. tho qled nnd trta that JiiUli 110 holper 1)cii fJidoon had only lXsft, it). 0 iucn aualnst an lnnumurablo host. 6 fcorufcotaJolilui. " Tho pcoulu that nro th tbJiC otO'totTinanv. lost Israel vannt Kl5ii3aoly69:.titfafnM'iYit3. oyinK,' Mlno owfV iood linth oived nig" '(Judo. vll. 0). 6q must' in nil Uilngs, nnd no pqroiir(tfonm to glpry m Ills prcsonco r. 1. m. SliHtt. 1L 11. 17. eal. if wn a i'lVdl"..'.. In tn ,1.. r ., dnglonly His ittory, no mun or domon roviuLriKlilnst" OS or ovtn toucli us QiWb permission. 0 thaLoru emoto tho.Ethionlans ifnilbeWro Judah.'"rJ.1icy woro WfoVoU. btforb Cbo Lord and beforo Ills js ivorso 13). VtVbon tho King or abl cittnbagnlrisIiAsn In tho thlrty-6lxt- i Qfllf rotgn bo forgot tbls,gront goltv- r cVone6 ,aird rolled on tlio king of Syrln rpthcj thnn upon God, nnd when rebuked 1.. foiiTt h'lfifreiv nticry with tho Xord'a 6orv jo jftjt lilm ju irrlfiod (cbaptor svl. irono o wt ta foraet Owl nnd to lean ' J " 0J1 Qn firm ttfUesh lnsfoad of putting AVlrtflS trut in thotowll Illesswl nro u-one-rnfinot-lfcar- " them-sclvCf. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. ur (Joloi'ed (Mii?ens - !arnnd Lodpc I. O. O. P., Wln- - THE PRESIDENT'S TRIP. cliofltcr, Ky., Oct Topic For tho M'cck HrglnnlHg Popt. 2(5. Conuncnt by Iter. H. II. Dojlr. Topic. "What la trco sncccRsT" Math, jtvl, 7. fuo-ces- s. All romimmiratmn limtii? ! Iltta colt' nn in m'ra f anvf 4loiill ft .Mr.t-t- l t. tC tnl Worldly sneocsfl in often not tnio Few pooplo in tho world really havo correct ideas iw to wlint snccesH is. To many to succeed mepns to lay up an iinweuEO fortnuo; to othern it lncnnn to roach soino high position in tho or political mrld ; to others, again, it haa no other meaning than tho mxtlRfy-in- g of tho nppetUcfl nnd desires of llfo, no matter in what direction they may run. To achiovo what wo start out In llfo to achieve, no matter what tho object of llfo may bo, is tho highest idoa that most pooplo havo of success. Bur, alas, how many do Umt nnd then nt tho The fellow that f;ot married end of llfo fool thnt llfo, instead of having been a success, has been n miscrablo now walking wiili a cano. Mrs. Kose Katcliff's mother failurol Tho goal of llfo is won, bnt ns wo touch tho crown it withers and fades, Hi White Plains. and wo pay to ourselves in deepest reAlbert McNary lost his wife morse: "This is not what wo thought npclis, I ml , last Sundiy. it was. This- is not success. This is It. Teniae, of St. Charles, - Colorado, Pacific Coast, Utah, Washington, Omaha, rri-sidci- iiii St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, VIA -- 35 r(tr 1! St. Louis or Chicago, SLEEPERS. DININQ GARS. last week is is very sick, nt Indian failure" Christ's solemn words hero suggi-n- t .... two things about truo success. 1. Truo success comes from giving, not from getting. This may seem paradoxical, butlt lstrnc, "Whosoovcrwlll savo his llfo shall loso it, nnd whosoovcrwlll loso his lifo for My siiko shall find it" Tills is Christ's prmclplo of success. To find tho highest nnd truest lifo, which alono can bo called success, wo must loso our lives, wo must sacrifice) them, for Christ's sako and for tho sako of humanity. Trno success lies in making tho most of our lives for God nnd for humanity, and wo con novcr do that if wo nro sordidly laying up gold, eolflshly socking for ofneo or sating ourselves with tho pleasures of llfo. Self must bo eliminated to bcblevo success. Humiliation leads to exaltation. I'lio cross is necessary to tho crown. 3. Truo success is eternal, not temporal. Temporal success is nn illusion. It has no reality. Ilo only succeeds in llfo who has so used this world as,to assure hhusclf n eafo entrance into eternal Ufa "What 1b a man profited if ho gain tho wholo world and loso his own eouI" or tho higher lift) of tho soul in otornity? And if tho ganimg of tho wholo world would not compoiifiato us for tho loss of our souls how much loss will it pay us to loso onr souhi for tho trifling part of tho world that wo may gain. Tlio world is not tho txuo Judgo of mau's failure or success.' ''Tho Bon of Man shall oomo in tho glory of His father, with His angohii tarid then no shall reward, ovory man" according to his worka" This award will dccldo tho success or falhrro of our lives, and ft will jnrovo that Ilo who lost liis llfo hero for God, for Christ, ftrr humanity, has found it, or, in other words, has succeeded. is soon to leave for St. Louis. William Johnson is up again. There arc one hundred and forty children enrolled in the public school and an average attendance of one hundred and twelve. Tho deportment is excellent. The neighbors who lire near say they con not tell when it is recess. The janitor snjs no peper is found on the floors. Killed nn Eagle. Yesterday afternoon, Dud Long killed a grey eagle over b&ck of Loch Mary, that measured 5 feet 4 inches trtom tip to tip. Dud didn't know what it was when he shot or his patriotism would have saved the bird. The Madisonvillc Cornet liand is making music for tho Muhlenberg County Fair at Greenville this week. Muhlenberg County Fair. Special rates are in on the L. & N. and S9.tOCft.crv. Hhcrtp-Nntlt2.9J57t.05; wtW-ernI. C. roads on account of the Muhlenberg J3.wa4.fc; lamt. JI.ij.iJ. Uov.HiiilthMtlro'OillrurniaRolilltrVIIoin County I'air to be held at Greenville, Ky., Knnnna utiy initio-Mtcu- -o inecrti, ja.Ts Ahob a.S Trjtns trcri, J2.SOQ4.0Q; Toxiw cows,' Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this I2.pwi3.40; natfvo cora rmd hflferr; J3.2T anfn. Motilcn, Cnl Sept. tn. (lov. week. 6.W: slockorB nnd femffcru, JlTOJTS.JJ. IItOKS earma and pncKera. Sllyifi.ii mixed,- BtrtTth, of'tlio BoirtlVnf Iioine, ivna 8hot Mcsdames W. P. Hobs, J. N. Taliaferro iwict'. try m Inmnlo of lioino. Ilo Jftoflfc.CO; mlrt- -' ju.8jii. bA and Dudley O'Conncr, cf Madlsonville, tho Injury l not ( 1)ndryriajnrert, were entertained lost evening by Mrs. fo'Uft-.fntirCbas. Jones, and all went to tho enterCAttou. tainment given by tho Williams Comedy tVUl iarrMKfbr itl i'btllotlii. &nWKM$! A number of other Madison-vill- e Company. tnlfilfitt Yoliohaituu 8cpL people attended the show as well. of Jhntlo Oldgoahl, wUl. rCslfjn, br; I'ltmnolut. CritiHO of nglfnOotj among tlx imviibcm U1 Ellsworth Evans was bitten in tbo calf New.. YSprit 8fn, 23.MortfK no ptfiiho. fntronn- - pi t.hp jencli rjed or, nlleglni vuiflt- of the Ice by a vicious dog at tho coke nnmlnallr gi.M per tlio Pltpor.Wf pur wnl.l fUrtlni oxihnnfro ntpn for" ovens one day last week. The dog tiro pflK'e Ira J i rut bevtt Iiotillnfr. to Jno. Griffin and the owner had Iillla nt W fbr dcmAOcL ntnl l4t fot i i" ii is now carajlf;,jmte4 mtge. ItKttRTA Mid 5j cosn- iiw Cphvln. bim killed at once. Ellsworth otrm, uvcr corjupo Aie ChtCUmtlniL 18. .ftlOffo rttinwftitcir. with jj rying his rapidly healing wound about liltlo inconvenience. ru. Qoyor pment boniii) Irrearaw. iniUf pf 0ii) Urdtorl fltavfl errwillfoiirL up hcW Oifl fLfitititlonIl.ty of flia pro tflticia 1u. (Tio pet rjnpilc-Jli- g v5. s.. fehCCP-Lom- Thin jiarf of tho moniliiff for ChU-nfjUHAIR CARS ( 8EAT8 rt profddeittrt Itluorary, liowt'-ver- , Is FHEK WEDNiSiDAY, Kept. IK to n fhitil (Iccktlon. r. m. nuao, trav. pmh aocnt, t. Louis, mo Uraln imiiI fnnUlooi. i tXiyifiM); HOWARD ELLIOTT, GCNL MOf) BT. LOUIS. WX 8, Ijlilniluj ATny NKirr frm ltliv, olhef crrtflCB, AWU2.Z0 Vheat-N- o. Ircd; Curtl-N- O. CXilOc. Oiiif t Idluul. 30ie. .0Xi7.M; , Cluttrntiootrn, TVtm., titbit. JS. Cnjit. i.W.WARCLCY.OIN'LPASS'nAOTBT.LOOIt.V ttb. t, HWlav.d Ilivy -- Pralrlcv McTnrtljy; of tlio nihiTtriintiRtrr'ti Utiltur-Crea- mr chnr tlnmthy, fTX04?lli , ery. lOi&JlHci flulry, lJol.Hc. BiT?s- ia Mil()tng nwny tlio rtoros 00 YEARS' Lnnt-rrl- mp Pork-N- ew Wio. ili'nm. iw mtfilly ns lio rcciics oriVrn for EXPERIENCE mo. .a. iiocon Ctcnr riiw, Wool Choice 2ri27c. thorn, nnd nt.ftlo tNII n!ofel; BepUinbijr. Vht.it Kutttrea jbi' riturt.ji fli n. JboM thoc. SSUe n; December, OViQiiTic b. Rtrrj-- . XVJ GrtHQ a. Cnit. jitcCnTtliy MMc-jj tlint lio lm Corn Futiiril clwed: Soiitemhor. OHc; ftTiriiiMl if or ?o cflr of vntMis Dfeember. r.(p?ic n; May. 3W n, (luotntttma: Wliriij- -, UlmW nf fV.arlwnnftlcr KtiittrWt. ChtcaHOClonlnu Beptembor, rAVjc: Dtccrnber, CMflrtfftrj May, fll'AftCic. VTUImul tint nr l'rucraiiiinr. 0rn- - aojitomhc?, awl Trade Mario EiHoc DPoomlvr, siV-'TO- c: Mir, ll'ifirifi Dcsions Convention ItltTJ, fVrnonfio N. Y dsca. 21401 l5cucmU"r. CopvmaHT Ac. Mny. rmttirvj. Ilo: Mi fttnto Anrrmo Mmillnir ukrlrh and rtocrlptlnn mr tt'Jl'A; Octpbcr. f.07M.: pecembcr. H.(ni nilrklr mtouw onr oplnlnn froo nhether an met hero nt noon, nlioliitely Jflntlnry. JS.07H. JI.7SW rnTontlon H prob.blr mtrnUhlo, fimimunlr- tlonintrlctlrrontldontlA. IH.M; Jnnunry, II.S7U 8brirt ril llandhnokon I'lUont. vtlliou n H:rt of intininiiilliii other ontfroo. t)Mrt nrftneT for Horurlnir riitenL. tcinbei Dsifmb tlmn tlu toinponirr oriinh-.-itlo- n l'Atonta Ukcn thrnush Mumi A Cu. rccrlre January, fl.72'.i. II. trtttat notlct, without chrsa, la Urn nTecd itjion ia tlm fiUilo romnilttrc, I.Ito sturlc aiarhot. Tiirfdny fiifrht. It la Itvnmny roapeetH Pt. JjOMlA Cattle 1'nnoy oxpaxts, rVfl B.COj butchers', tl.ZrUS.OO; tho tiiont rrnmi-lailrl- f political corivrn-tlo- n ntock6n), RCD A hurulKomrlr ninmmtM irraklr. tarmMt fir. ami hetfem. J3.IWI.10. rnlatlnn of .ny icntlDn Journal. Trrnta, II a t.a cows tl.rwrltfc: ever hold. I'neklnc, nutclinrf, WM(Mf iiwi four montbj, fL (jolillirall newailralcra, IjCl'iV Yfirfcv fiept. tti. Tlio Urpnrttira MUNN&Co.30,D'- - New York li.(Mi&.m ner 1M lb. llmocti Offlco, C3 V tit, WaahlOKton, 1). U ChfcoKO itogB Liirht, lKW.O0i mixed, oftjrooj)H frinn Cnmp WlUolTcontinilrn, . M.MiHio; heavy, ?3.mhM-- tough, ii.mi mid ndw titer" oVo otilv thrco 3.G5. Cattlovncevpn, tl.Wj5.7w: cows nnd (n the Cnnip, wlittli n montti o bolters. ti.to.;(fc Texart mccra. $J.10S.Q you Arc Gomtj Nurlli, WfisternH, ti.wi(Xi etocttera anil fceilors!, tavt) nrjo Imll 25,000 mcr). bu!-jctColib-Klqtir-rat- fnta. ITc-stfd, THE MARKET MP 0RT. cc hi Ijmjra Scientific Httiericmt, pork-Gcptem- lwr, Fk-n- ffs.-I'l- Lnrif-ScDtcm- ber, I rcgl-mont- tf feltw Iit to If You Iro Gainy If You Aro Going If puncMaac buutli. uslt You Aro Going Wost, tichcts via ?hc isSSKS: Ifr Louisville a Naohviuc and II. n. ,: y3Pai w S rtht'Hirat'tryst'ln Illm (fs. It is i II, IB). PAUL M. MOORE HARLINQTON, KY & Castleman, ItRsulnnt Apint (or UnrllnRlon and Violnily. MANAQEnS Soathf.rn Dopirtment, llomo Offlce Louisville, Ii"y. rvv, wwvwwwvvvvvvwvvVVyy..WVVVVyyy fMrSn Antatow4.n&ft&Am i i.,.?1rnaM!ifci,. M "'l'"ll'it'llHllll' liri'llllBAllllffifll ftPll-- WE HAVE SPARED IMO UoHCTVlDg ItlllBioil. pity tlmt inuiiy rcsorvo their roligtoji for tho etui hour of worship, Vat fail to dlsnlnv itlnthotictlvo dntlas I of dirfiy Iffb. la tlio ono caeo thoro nro t)lo bowed head, tho goJitlo tono, tho rovcront focllnix: lu tho other thcro nro ithoBoowl, thouarsh temper, brutoforco nnagrood. Yet God Is not tho Qod of V wrjjflhlplng hours' only. Ho Is tho Qgd of oiir houre of work as woll. Jwviijh ilefiscugcr. Blbjo Reading .Josh i, 8; EccJ, Lx. zli, 18, Us Zech. ix. 0; Math, vi, 05; xxv. Luko xlv, 2W0; Jolm xll, I Cor. x. 81; xv, 08; OoL ill, 17; II Tim. iv, 1, 8; Itov. II, 10; xsl, 7. li; 84-!j- 'lrQiuwflripf,3Si' Wftt 'Jlopytrril, T,l(o' fiirpijf t)(jptUil nt JJimid VfrkrKi9Mi?ir'li thf miiuinepr, tvifl bu ftftV!t.M wftJilJi tbv nneit xrii. or Ix'ii (Jrtjpv 'W$ mimlicr oif hlfh mett nt tho 0iehr.lea, Clat(jmifia, TOMtWJ tirjrji tb flu ojudottvldmli oi J to ccuna Tho Maximum cf Safoly, of Speed, of Rates. a. r. a The Maximum The Maximum Tho Minimum cf Comfort, 34-2- EXPENSE. To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery .V" J) PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST- - ft I THE I C V BMNETT & ARNOLD. K-W 3STrW' Wpw WPW-W- EARLINGTON.KY. Vwjsfpa J way toward tlio ndV achievements of pcaco, that wo lmvo boon preparing for tho timo when oil controversies between nations shall bo sottlod without resort to war. It wo forgot that, tlio immjuejil dapgcrwill bo that wo sjjojl fall in loVo with war, and that, deluded by tho phantom of military und naval glory, wo shall seek now opportunities to ueo Tlicwo Whp Sijocewl lloat, Tho pon h'om I hfw eopu Buccccd our strength nnd display our prowesa is boiTn llfo havo nlwaye been clicqrful a dictator among tuo nations. Chrisond hopeful ien, who went nbout fliolr tian Register. InlB&ibBs vyiiS ft Baalto on tholr faces and UlndacM Vrom the Old. took too dinnjjos nnd chnncce of thl9 inorttJllfo llfi) in.pn, facing rough nml Kindness Booms to cowo with ,n douBfiiofcTn a'lUto as l brtino, nnd eo fdnil ble grace and tcudorncss from tiio old. tjio truth ol tho old proverb thnt "bo1 It scorns in them tho hoarded nnd lpug ana ood throes and 'all timed pass nuriuod bcuovolonco of years, as if lc or. had survived nnd conquered tho basoi ncss nnd selfishness of tho ordeal it had passed as if tho wind which had bro-- i lion tho form had swopt in vain across' tsMJfxnnMsmzxmzmi tho heart, nnd tho frosts which hnd. LUKIS HHHlt 111 IIUF fAI S. In .."". .'.'!"- 'lOKica uouo. chilled tlio blood nnd whitened tho thin) iKaiv yvumi prrop. ".r. In tlroo. Bold hr drumlnts. locks had no power oyer tho warm ttflo MI of tho ufToctiPiia- .- Ohu?c!iman. fc Wo shall bo toraptod to forgot, but wo must not forgot, thnt wo hnvb for n quarter of n oontury been lending tho ffifllrWplBiBBBfflHBR WunSWr&frJkmnt 'IRlngcrat.thaoia Blog In the new tWlt hrfs- o grmtt Itveimofied. ttint tlo fitorborff ItniTtiir'fs nufllclwrt for nil necvTe. ?)toqr cottvctifJnit to nomlimlo n caittihTikto for jjov'ernoc wan. cnllcd to BlngifiUietrue" IfotAio, nt noun, orito-lTnyror WffpHns lo yoa tha new nnd truo from tho by Clralrmnn Ti. oixru Q. i'rleo, of tho nUfia plney wrests of Horttpyf ctrmrltfo(li yho lionwi wri prowded vfth (Iclcgtitek, which nutnBorcd .rntxdf IteiUoerut Trc'nron, N. .T Hit. fn. (JonvvntlAn. ZB. Tlio .Dcrno-.c.rrdlotitt- 'o Rolen, Time nnd oil other Information will be cheerfully furnlihol by Or i W. W. DR. BELL'S ey nooc-jyLfO- Pine-Tar-Hon- Natore'6 Ecienea Care for coughs, coWsand all utMitmrni 88 YEARS OLD. ,"" . nnd never naal I AM ay renxxiy ovai la Vr. neu-- s llne-Tb-r. lionoy. It irlves qoick and penuaDoiitrvllpf tagrlpMweUojiooaglisandooUs. Itmakr Mreak lnnff1 BWODCMrs. M. A. tfetcalftt i,v Inflamed surfaces of tlw Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. The sore, weary cough-wor- n Lungs ore exhilarated ; the microbe-bearin- g mucus Is cut out t tho cause of that tickling Is removed, and tho Inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there is do Inclination to cough. SOLD BY ALL QOOD DRUQQISTS Bottles Only. fiBo., BOo. and $1.00 Sixes to a Pleasant, Permanent, Posltiro tnot natural remedy, Improved by NtT( Wrkj oiit, SB. Tlio Wool of Uiih clly, which wob nlipyt Uvo .j'otirs p'o, with cnpttri of fl,ooa,00b, did not open Itft doors,, owing to luck of Intercut In ttia nn(Tir.taljliig. Tho.cxehnngn n n corr pornllqii Is idlvcjit, ftebtilldltifr Imvlnjf, bVi'ii a fitioH real cfttnto InvcstinenL . L'stiiU-Ushc- ft'eir- - Vita DETECTIVE Wo want a man In ovcry local-i- t to act as private Defective under Instruction. Experience nnnccossary. Address, CO.OPElttTIVB i DETECTIVE Nashvlllo, Tcnn. (AGENCY, Vfofff lOitrtmnco CinitV ri. '''t ETH RIDGE, . i; - O. P. ATM ORE. Louisville, Km. AonNT. i:Hi;H.iiHif.itHHmntitiamf DE SURE YOU QET Dr. Bell's PiRi-Tar-Itofrty7 to obttirn flatlsfnctory rtojjintmcnt of Kugci-ntegrlcvrvncvii. of several chiefs of tlio dHTcrent rnllwrqr organkatlona (iro to meet hcro.nntlcntlciivOr to nslst in tho EettlecifoJ. Wl". Try nndottle" It. 28 Tho employes pflh5 IratImonsa plifQ South weftrcrri rnllwn Itavfiiu failed fti rcvv wltli tho nfllcrolfl ot ttmt rood Tlio Chief r, ... Don't Use Drugs unless' yotf need Ihem, and then only puro drugs, such as aro sold by responsible druggists, Wo keep only tho boot; That is the great distinction (o bo looked for when the timo comes that you need them Nowboro elso will you find soVcpm- (jiciu u aiutK. rt rjooo iimn 10 orgin inai spring mcoicine. Cincinnati Sei't. ifi ,KB' I i T" ST. BERNARD DRLQ 5T0RE, i IIR VAN HOPPER, Manager i J" Lilit'ii (nra

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