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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 6, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898100601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 6, 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. "i m LA-at- tlwit.iiirl.a , !a mftmik I has just received a large shipment of School Books and Supplies and you can eei anyming nccucu in tnc school room at prices that cannot uc unucrsoiu. ace mm at MADISONVILLE, KY. rnnyn y h ipii.iiip.iwyu iyniyiipiiff,iiry L) Bu you if coo! BooKs And school supplies from A. D. SISK. Special inducements will be given. Call and sec his prices SI n ( MADISONVILLE, KY. yiiiyroy;irpiy NINTH YEAR. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1898. NO. 40 Great Are The 111 Vlcc-Admlr- FRESH INSTRUCTIONS. They Wcro Wired the American Commtk- loners In l'nrln, nnd Aro In Regard to the rhlllpnlnr. Oct. 8. I THREE OUT IDTISIM The Royal la the highest grade bakiag powder hnowa. Actual testa (bow It goes oae- third farther tba ear other bread. IK 111 GENERAL CHIPPEWA Hi llHBriBi UPRISING FEARED, 5. opportunities Offered to The Public by The Merchants of As a result of One Hundred or More Lives Reported Washington, McKlnley Favors the Revival of the n consultation nt tho Whlta House beLost on tho Georgia Coast of Grado of tween tho president, Secretary Hay ? and Islands. nnd Secretary Long, fresh lnstruo tho Navy. tlons regarding tho Philippines hnvo al Santiago Veterans Have Taken tho Field Against the Unruly Pillagers. A Beautiful Present ' , Madisonville. (Communicated September 30 ) The buying people of Madisonville, and in fact Hopkins and adjoining countios never have had such opportunities this fall by the dry goods houses of Madisonville, never in the world. There is J. T. Alexander, one of the largest, most enterprising and most successful dry goods men the town has ever known, turning his entire stock of well bought general merchandise loose at and below cost, and then our friend William Lynch, of Dawson, with his and ready cash has bought the bankrupt stock recently wide-awakenc- as aro offered sold at public auction, invoicing about fo.ooo for $5,7- - And besides these two uncommon opportunities Bishop & Co. arc loaded to the guards with the very choicest bran new merchandise to be had in the country. Mr. Bishop says if he had known his old friend .Alexander intended cloning out at or below, cost, or (hat the stock of his fn'onds' Whittinghil! Bros, was life-tim- e going to be throvvp pell nicll op the market early in tho season, he certainly should not have bought as heavily as he has, but not being able to see any further into a rock than any other dry goods man, he, on tho strength of the bright pros- pect offered by the wonderfully great crops of tobacco, corn and wh.tai, has bought more heavily; has more dry goods, shoes and clothing in his house than ever before, and now' that this great stock of new, clean and stylish merchandise is already in his house, why of course it must he sold. In his great stock of new cloth-jqhe says he can fit or please any g "cy ,f -- ' man or hoy, and his prices shall not be in the way. And in his shoe department he claims pre eminence. He says prices were never lower on shoes and his stock is chuck full of the best styles and values he has ever owned, and then when he came to dress goods and tfimmings and dry goods generally, tho writer is bound to admit Mr. Bishop grew a little egotisti cal, and for once the qmct cautious Bud Bishop became excited and loquacious. "Why,1' said he, "1 can't say enough about this department, a9 you know I have never acknowledged a rival in this line, and today it stands higher in my estimation than ever before. Our entire stock has been bought by old and experienced buyers who have been at perfect liberty to buy what the stocjt needed,, and I nust say have picked plums from the best markets the country affords. "But notwithstanding tho confidence I feel in the correctness of our purchases, and the extreme low prices paid for same, recent devel opments compel me to say we in1898 tend forcing sales. Our be sold in 1898 merchandise must fo(j ,! but the lateness of the hour forced Mr. Bishop to stop or he might have said a great deal more about his great business. must say Madisonville is offer ing the buying public opportunities o it has never before hdt '5 been wired to tho American commissioners in Pnrls. They do not maTHEN GIVE THE 6000 terially alter thosu given to tho delegates beforo their departure for France, but on a now point brought Tho Osllnnt Pallor Kill Ilench th Itotlr-in- ff up since the consultation of Mnj.-OeAgo In 1800, lint tlio Frcsldent Mcrrlttt with the American repreWould Lko to Neo tho Low Ciinnccid sentatives, A cipher dispatch was reSo tliut Dene; Could Hold Ten Venn ceived by Secretary Hay regarding tho Longer. hitter, and ho considered the question New York, Oct. G. A npeclal to tho so Important thnt ho at once went to White House nnd laid It before tho Herald from Washington says: Presi- the president. Mr. McKlnley sent for Secdent McKlnley and Secretary of the retary Hoy nnd Bhortly nftcr Second Navy Lour huvo determined to recom- Assistant Secretary of State Adee was mend to conpresn the rcvlvnl of tho called to tho Executive Mansion. grade of to lc filled by These officials wcio closeted together Dewey. for more than an hour. the promotion of All of the ofllclnls who participated Will Tell Congress About Dewey. Prexldent McKlnley, in IiIh annual in conference are reticent, but It was message, and Secretary Long, hi hla admitted that the consultation was held to discuss n dispatch from Chairannual report, Intend to devote man Day regarding tho Philippines. space to the achle omenta Xhlllitne Question Cornea l'lrt. of tho Asiatic nquadron under tho It was nscoi'tnlncd thnt the Dewey, which the commission In folcommission of and tho splendid judgment nnd di- lowing requires tho disposition of the plomatic tact that oftker has dis- questions affecting tho archipelago bearo considplayed In handling tho many dlfllcult foro nny other questions ered. Tho president has been Inquestions which' nrose leforc tho ar- formed of Gen. Mcrrltt's views in favor rival of tho American troops and the of tho retention of nil of tho Islands, capture of Manila. but tho fresh Instructions do not afWant tho Lutr chanced In Dcujn I 'it Tor. fect the demand for tho Island of il An under existing law Luzon nnd rovcslonnry rights over the Dcwcy will reach tho retiring ago remainder of tho group. They relate In December, IbOO, there is strong more to a matter of dctnll and equip probability that Becretnry Long will tho American commissioners with also urga that congress pass a law perfor the Spanish commissioners mitting tho retention of that ofllcer in case they should rnlsc the point in upon the nctivo lint for an additional the reply to tho formnl demand preten yearn. A law permitting such ac- sented by Mr. Day. tion in the cone of officers recoiling Work Will Soon be Completed. tho thanhfl of congres for gallant This reply is expected on Friday and conduct In tho clill war in now on the tho adjournment of tho commission statute hooks, but tho nuthorltirs for short tlmo is regarded by Mr. Day would be glad to see tho law changed, and tho administration ns indicating so thnt oflleers of tho recent and fu- thnt the commission's work will soon ture wars lc similarly rewarded. lx completed. It Is recognized that There is little doubt that congrcK will the Philippines will bo tho bone of. iiillingly ndopt the iccommrndatinii contention, nnd thnt once they ore out regarding Dewey's ad- of the way It Mill bo pretty plain sailing In the inntter of arranging for tho vancement. cession of Qunimilm, Porto ftlco and QUAY AND WANAMAKER. the remaining Spanish West Indict to the United States. I'ower aiven Mr. liny. 8naUirlVnrmc, n Wrm friend of Hcnntor Mr. Day Is empoverel, however, to Uur', BlKkm t'hrK", It Is Hitld, Interrupt the commission's work nny ABHlnut IViilmimihrr. time In case he should And that Spntn Philadelphia, Oct 3. Tho political is either unwilling to agree to tho defight In tho state is growing red hot. mands of this goi eminent or disposed Tho charges agahiht Senator Quay and imneres.Mirily to delay tho commishis subMcipieut artist started the fruy. sion's work, nnd a naval demonstraNow come sensational charges by tion u 111 follow, which the authorities Senator Penromi ngninRt some of the aro satisfied will bring tho Mndridgov-crnmen- t opponents of Quay. In n speech .it to Its senses. Jljintington.hc declared thnt thongcnU o Potior Fcllpo Agonclllo, tho of John Wanamaker atof the Insurgents commandtempted to purchase from tho leaders ed by Affuinnldo, will bopcrmlttcd to pf the republican organisation Mr. Iny beforo the commission any facts 'nnainokor'fl election a Senator two which ho mny desire to present, nnd jrpore ngp, tho American commissioners have Senator Penrose declared thnt Mr. been ndilscd of his coming. WaimmaUer'fl political representative later mado an offer of $250,000 to SenAFFAIRS AT PANA. ator Quay through the lattcr's son Richard. Tuo City Iu I'oMMiton of Dunuty Sheriffs Quay and tho other defendants In and MUltln Moro Negroes on the tho sensational arrests In connection Slrjet Than Usunl. with tho Pcoplo'fl bank aro nwalting y Pnnn, III., Oct. 3. and tho results of their heatings. Quay declines to talk. Ho says ho throughout last night tho militia and deputy sheriffs patrolled tho city. No Is onl "waiting." tioublc cccurrcd. More negroes wcro MINNESOTA LANDS. on tho Micets y than usual. The citizens together with tho striking An Immense llody of Land In the Ited Lnka whlto miners arc Intcnsed nt tho stand Iteserratlon Thrown Open to Het- tnc milltln arc taking, notwithstandIters-Itush. ing Oov Tnjincr's declarations against imported labor. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 8. A A commltteo of tho state federation Crookestown (Minn.) special to tho . labor Is In tho city looking over the Journal sayst Trwlny 307,000 acres of fold preparatory to reporting to the land on tho lied Lnko reservation wcro goiernor thrown open to settlement under tho Another consignment of negroes arc Nelson act, which requires flvo yearn U nrrivo this evening. residence nnd a payment of fl.25 an Additional Stockades and Barrack. ucro nt tho end of thnt period. A lino Additional Rtockodcs and barracks was started at tho land office door, and arc being erected nt Springsldo mine most of tho fliers stnyed iu lino nil for protection of tho negroes. Tho llght. Thcro was no grnnd rush, how negroes who arrived from Alabama .n prcilouB occasions. Tho Tuesday night began moving Into tho fVPr, P land Is nearly In tho Lako of tho Pnnn Coal Co.'h Iiousch. They wcro Woods county, nnd Is heavily timbered. guarded by negroes with rifles. A largo number of claimant took posNegroes Disarmed. CWa session, nnd began Improvements, InState Secretary W. D. Ityan of tho tending to file within tho 00 days al- miners' organization had a long conlowed. ference with the milltln commander, Cnpt. Craig. Secretary Ryan informed den. Wheeler" Latest Testimony, Washington, Oct. S, Gen. 'Wheeler Cnpt. Craig of tho conditions nt tho resumed his testimony beforo tho war Pnnn shaft, nnd tho captain took imInvestigating commission. Tho ex- mediate nctlon to disarm tho negroes. Keductluu In I'rloe of Coat amination on the lino of tho New The operators announced a rca!uo-tlo- n York World's charges was resumed, no said if there wcro any "camp horof 25 cent 8 a ton in tho selling rors" on tlioCTth of August ns charged, prion of conl. They claim that with negro labor they get coal mined cheapthe commander of tho camp wna for ho had full power to er, nnd can sell for less than under unfurnish relief. There probably were ion lobar. individual cases of suffering, hut as a Old Glory Floats at Quebec. rulo he know tho soldiers wcro well Quebec, Ont., Oct. 3. For tho first cared for. There was certainly no tlmo In history of America tho Stars lack of food. nnd Stripes, borno by n body of United Loral to Iter Lover. States soldiers, have been unfurled In St. Louis, Oct. 8. Miss Emcllno tho citadel of Quebec. It wna tho ocC. Smith, depSmith, dnughtcr'of O. casion of tho review of tho Ancient uty quurtermaster-genernl- , stationed and Honornblo Artillery Company of here, will not wait until tho war Is Iloston by tho governor general of over to wod tho man sho loves, who is Canada. Manlln. Sho will go to in him, nnd they will bo wedded under A LIVELY DEBATE. tho guns of Admlrnl Dewey's fleet. Her fiance is Urcvot-Oap- t. Pegrnm In the Death of Tiro Nrroca Whltvtorth, of tho Eighteenth infan- It nesottod nnd the Fatal Woundtnff of q Third try, now at Manila. nt 11 Georgia Mooting. Acquitted of Immorality. Atlanta, Go., Oct. 6. A special to Oct, 5. Uov. Dr. Oakland, Col tho Journal from Harmony Qrore, Go., Ilriggs, of Austin, Tex., boa been of Immorality, though found says: Two negroes wcro killed outguilty of falsifying by tho jury of the right nnd a third fatally wounded nt a Methodist church, south, which has political meeting nt Miller's court been trying hie catto. Ily the eloac ground, in this county. Speeches wore rot of 90 to 32 tho conference pre- mndo, nnd tho debate finally degenervented him from nccopting a pastorate ated Into n free fight. Knives und clsuwtijrc. B". Uriggs protested vig- pistols wcro used with tlio vcpuH old above. orously against thla action. JOB TO DEWEY, n. vlcc-ndmlrItcar-Admlr- at lo pro-gmmItear-AdmlrIlrar-Adml-nrs Itear-Admlr- nl repro-wntntlvTo-dnto-daNo far-awa- y OF FORTY PEOPLE SAVED. Great Dnmngo rteported at Darlcn, and Other Tonus Along the Coast nnd on tho Islnnds Ono Vessel Loaded with Dynamite docs Down Tho Itlce Fields Damaged. POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL &AKIHO COtaOen The Indians are Apparently Determined to Iteslst the Troopx,and WIUMnkcnStart nt Little Hoy Lake bettlfl) are Terror Stricken, bat rrocnutlous Tlavo lleen Taken for Their Safety. FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH. (Flat Ire-Brand). To induce you to try this brand v starch,so that you may find out for yours; .. BsMraua or ww nun will sal Bad that nil claims for Its superiority and ecoi. or mr ohm mica. mwSBM amy arc true, mo raaiccrs nave naa prepared , at great expense, a series oft Minneapolis, Savannah, Go,, Oct. 8. News from tho storm-stricke- n districts along tho const Is coming In gradually, und It Is probable that 100 lives haio been loBt. Ncmb by way of n boat which has arrived Is that 80 people wcro drowned at Fcrnaudlnn, Fla. From C'nmpbell Island, inhnbltcd by nbout 40 colored people, It Is reported that all but three wcro drowned. At Brunswick four people lost their lives, and at Jcssup, 100 miles from the coast, ono man wa killed In nr build-lnblown down by tho storm. Floods nnd Ixm of Life In lllco Fields. At Sterling Stntlon, Chnrlcs Wright, a merchant, reports tho disasters from tho flood great to lives and property iu the rice fields portion of Olynn nnd Mcintosh. There nre a number of small Islands at various points around Brunswick, Fcrnandlnu and Darlcn, on which smnll groups of families live. It will be somo days before accurate reports aro heard from theso points. Heavy Damngo at Darlcn. At Darlcn tho water Is reported Mgh, and tho town badly damaged. Thcro arc many rumors of loss of life, but all of the reports thus far received ore bclicicd to bo exaggerated. Many of those who bring news left tho scene of tho storm during Its height, and consequently enn not bo expected to glvo accurnto information. The damago by wind nnd rain Is enormous, aiul extends inland 100 miles in fi Minn., Oct. Bomo cofics. The Damage to Shipping Hnorinoo. The damago to shlppinglscnormous. Near Darlcn, tho schooner Blanch HopklnH collided with n smnll schooner, tho Minnie, nnd sunk her. Tiic Minnie had on board 3,000 pounds of dynamite. At Fernnnrlnn tho tug Gladiator Is said to hnvo landed In tho m Id (1 o of tho town. Mrs. Lucy Carnegie's magnificent yacht Dungoacss Is badly damaged. Tho Cumberland island pilot iwnt Maud Helen wnnlond-e- d high on n bluff In Burbnnk'a yard- The schooner Edia nnd Emma, with n cargo of coal, Is on tho shoro nt JoykI Island, nenr Charleston. The Jekyl Island club launches landed In tho clubhouse yards, and tho water lias destroyed considerable of tho club's property. Trom Snpelo Island, tho national quarnntlno station near Brunswick, nothing hne been heard. 1 bench, lined with summer resort tlio tldo wrought devastation. Reports nre that nil tho cottages hnvo been wrecked. St. Simons mills and other property on tho opposite end of tho Island nro not badly damaged, being protected by tho timber lands. cot-tnge- s, Many Summer Cottages Wreebod. On St. Simons lBlnnd, along tho Future of Our Next Possessions. Wnshington, Oct. 3. Tho tho president vlll mako In his forthcoming inessngo ne to tho future of tho new possessions will necessitate n largo Increoho In the regular armj. It Is understood on good authority that tho president will suggest to congress tho establishment of a regulnr army of 100,000 men will bo necchsary for tho work of tho future. Included In this number, how-t'le- r, will bo a pro- - alon for native regiments in all of th islands. recom-tnendntlo- The First and hint Ncbrasbn. b Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 8. Gov. is making lnqulrlce to neccrtnln definitely tljc health, general condition nnd wishes of tho officers and enlisted men of both the First and Third Nebraska volunteers, nnd upon tho Information obtained iilll base any recommendation ho may hnvo to mako to the war department about tho mustering out of ono of tho Nebraska regiments. It mny bo several days beforo ho reaches a decision. Hoi-com- tarksvllle, Tenn. Clarksvillo, Ten., Oct. 8. Flro broko out in Graugo tobacco warehouse, occupied by Mill & Turncy, A Had Flro at burning about 4,5 t bacco. depot, six freight cars on the track nnd several cottages. Tho flro covered n cpaco of about ten acres. Loss on tobacco and building estlmntl nearly 300,000, with Insurance about $300,000. The flro spreading, burned Grnox. Bros', coal and storage bhed, tho Loulsillla & Nash-vlll- o hogsheads of to- Tho Trade with tho Orient. Vancouicr, B. C, Oct. 3. Tho Pacific const agents of tho Canadian Stenmshln Co. glvo as the reason for putting tho Tartar und Athenian, their 4,000 ton steamships, on tho run between Vancouver, Portland, Vladlvo-etoc- k and China, that tho trade between tho orient and American has grown to enormous proportions. Trouiury Statement. Washington, Oct. 3. statement of tho condition of tho treasury shows: Available cash balance. gold, reserve, $213,031,923. To-day- 's $300,-415,56- 1; BLESSINGS OF PROTECTION," Louisville Post, Hawesvllle Plalndealer. is the titlo of a document just issued by Charlton Alexander, the banker Col. Bryan says he is not so the American Protective Tariff League This document .clearly demonstrates the and cattle raiser, of Paris Ky., has much in love with camp life that effect of the system of Free Trade under just made the largest cattle sale and he will apply for a commission in the Wilson Tariff, Tariff. of Protection un- consummated in Kentucky this der tho DIngley It is based on the regular army at the closo of the tho result of the Tariff League's Industrial year. He has sold 415 export Census, and should be ip the hands of cattle to Schwarzchild & Sulzwar. This puts to rest all talk of every voter. Seven copies to any address his candidacy for the presidency, for six cents. Address W. E. Wakeman, berger, of New York. The price is private, but is equal to a General Secretary, as he would be compelled to act as Street Now York. No. 135 West 23d fortune. general-in-chicof both army and f Aro you a subscriber to The Supervisor Sullivan was ont last Monday navy if he should run- and be Bkk? You should be. with a large crew of men loading lies. elected. com-fotab- Bryan's Candidacy Settled. THE BLIGHT OF FREE TRADE-T- HE Kentucky Cows Sell Well. lc - from Walker, Minn.: Gen. Bacon, with his Santiago veterans from the infnntry, UNNOTICED. at on early hour ThirdBear island, left OTHERWISE defor termined to bring tho recalcitrant Pillager Indians to terms nt once, and Corn Is being rotted by the execu-isiv- by force If necessary. He chartered moisture in Arkansas. two steamboats and a bnrgo, and hud ) John Phillips, for 70 years a resia Gntllng and n Ilotchklss aboard dent if Vundalla, died Tuesday, aged with which to clear the Island of possible ntnbushcs. The men aro uUdor , l.rifajet.e, Ky., went dry by 3 mathe Immediate command of Capt. Wiljority Tho whisky men will not mnke kinson. A corporal's squad wlllbesent "n contest. from to Bcnn, across ' Fifteen hundred pcoplo pnrtlclpntcd Leech Ft. Snclllng Walker, to protect Lake from in the Wlnnlo Davis mcmorinl scrilces government property nnd records it at Deulsun, Tex. tho engineering stntlon. It Is also Jnincs L. High, n prominent Chicago possible that tho soldicra from tho nttorney, author of "High on Injunc- Fourteenth Mlnnesotn volunteers nt tions,'' died Tucsdny. Duluth will be sent to protect the govProf, diaries 8. Korle, superintend- ernment dam at Wlincbogoshlsh. ent of tho city schools of Tuscola, 111., Approheo.lons of a Ornornl Uprising;, died aftci a brief Illness. There arc some apprehensions hero Scrgt. .InmcB 8. Strickland, Co. V, First Arkansas volunteers, died nt of n general Chippewa uprising. Tho , various branches of tho Chippewaa In Ark., nt the ago of 22. Tho bodies of six poldlcrs of the this vicinity linie obout COO fighting First Illinois Infnntry who died In Cu- men, and could mako much trouble If ba nre to be taken to Chicago for they Joined the Pillagers. The authorities, howeicr, do not share In Mie burial. Yallcj Ilammctt, an old settler of apprehension, and beleio the matter Assumption, 111., committed suicide by will be speedily settled. Gus Ueaulcu, hanging. Ho committed the net in the n ho has Chippewa blood In his veins, and who la n fast friend of the tribe, ft. M. Hume, n prominent mnn, died is confident that ho can settlo the difnt Pino Bluff, Ark., of swamp fever. ficulty. Ho hofl gono to Dear island, His remains wcro shipped to Pulton, promising to bring In tho enuBo of tlio troublo nnd the Mo., for interment. Arthur C Watson, sergeant Troop B, lender of the malcontents. Tenth cavalry, nnd Prlvnto Scnnlon, Troop K, Hough Hitlers, hnvo died nt Indians Determined to Ileclst. St. Peter's hospital, Brooklyn. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 5. Tho Itcports from Crookston, Fosston, Journal's staff correspondent wires as Ilallock, Aitkin and n dor.cn other follow from Walker, Minn.: northern Minnesota polntn, Indicate Tho Indians ore apparently deterthat a hoavy snow storm is in prog- mined to resist tho troops. Cnpt. Ed ress. Lueian has just come In with tho tug Tho c'ly council of Sherman, Tex., Vera. Sho hod to put Into Bear island has voted to Issuolionds to tho amount on accountof heavy weather, nnd wns of most of which is to be de- at once kclzcd by tho Pillagers. Ilcr voted to I ho erection of a. high school fires were pulled out, und tho boat tied building. up by the Indians. They threatened Tho breach of promise case brought Lueian with death unless ho revenlcd f. Button against tho strength of tho military forces, by Mm. Beulah John II. Hannn, tho millionaire shoo nnd a titnn n start would be mndo from manufacturer, ban been settled out of Walker, l.uclnn could not glvo the court at Chicago. xhey wnntcd, nnd wns held This Is a good year to send Ameri- until daylight and then released. Ho can fruits, CRpccIolly apples, to Ger- sayB tho bucks were in war paint and many. Europe's fruit crop is any- feathers. thing but good, nccordlng to Consul Clou. Ilacon Lands. Monnglian, of Chemnitz. Gen. Tlaeon hns landed his detachAlexnnder Stafford, of Lcthbrldge, ment on tho main land, opposite Bear Alberto, has returned from tho Klon- island, through n heavy surf. Thcro dike, nnd reports the finding on his was no demonstration nnd no Indians claim of seicrnl tusks nnd bones of In sight. The bush Is being scoured mammoth nnd mastodons. In an attempt to And them, but they A large und enthusiastic meeting of appear to hnvo retreated In tho direcrepresci.tntivo citizens of BI Taso, tion of Cess lake. Tex., wns held to dcvlso ways nnd Whore tho Indians May Make a 8tand. means to liccuro tho construction of an The authorities think tho Indians electric street railway system. Tho Chicago Tlmcs-IIeral- d states will make their stand at Littlo Boy thnt Miss Elizabeth Stephenson, who lake, 30 miles cast of Leech lako, was recently selected by Gov. Scofield whero conditions favor them. Several to chlstcn tho battleship Wisconsin, armed bands of Indians hnvo been has had n narrow escapo from death scon, apparently making for a rendezvous. Tlio settlers aro terror-strickeIn the lava beds of Mount Vesuvius. but Gin Uacon says every precaution An estimato of the amount of provisions on tho Yukon river indicates has beer, taken for their safety. A heavy polo Is blowing, nnd the air that tliero will bo no need of n government relief expedition this winter. is full of r.now .making operations on Tho two big transportation companies the lake difficult. If It develops that have at least t),000 tons nt various the Indiana hare retreated to Little Boy lako it Is likely the forces will be points on tho river. A fatal boiler explosion occurred nt brought here, and taken by train to tho saw mill of Lnhcrty & Leo, located Lothrop, and thence marched crosssix miles from Verdi, Nov., In which country two Uvea wcro lost and three persons LYNCHED At ANNAPOLIS. seriously Injured. The plant wns completely destroyed. Tho citizens of Illllsboro, III., nro Wright Smith, Colored, Who Attempted to Assault a White Woman, Taken greatly alarmed over tho prcsenco of From Jail and Shot. what t3 supposed to be n panther In tho woods nenr tho edgo of tho town. Annapolis, Md., Oct. City Marshal Kmil Allen of Illlls- Smith, colored, who attempted an asboro, 111., was lined $10 and exists In sault on Mrs. Morrison, tho wifo of tho polleo court for failing to arrest Copt. James Morrison, of tho Third gamblers durlny-th- c street fair. district, residing near Jonca' station, was taken from jail shortly after'two DEADlNABATHTUB. o'clock this morning and shot. Tho lynching party went to the Jail, lion, irilllam Strtitt. Second Son of I.ord pointed guns nt Night Watchman Helper, Die In a Ilath Tub Ilevell, nnd took the prisoner to SandIn St. Ixiols. ers' lot, near tho city cemetery, and St. Louis, Oct. 0. Hon. William riddled tho body with bullets. Smith begged for mercy, nnd cried Strutt, second Hon of Lord Belpcr, of Kingston, Derbyshire, England, and n "murder" as he was being removed nephew of Lady Dunmore, who Is now from jail. visiting In St'. Louis, was found dead IladFlre at Loweu7 Ind. t In a bathtub nt t.ho West End hotel. Crown Point, Ind., Oct. 0. Fourteen Mystery surrounds tho death, and it house, comprising tho greater portion Is not clear whether It was 12 or resulted from drowning'whlle of the business district of Lowell, Englishman was suffering from miles south of this city, wero entirely tho destroyed by flro. Among tho dean cpileptia attack. stroyed bulldlngB wero Nichols' opera Mr. Strutt had not been 'seen slnco post office, Waters drug Monday afternoon. When tho body house, tho Vnlnt store, tho building, Hayward'B develwob found decomposition had studio, Gcrsham's tailoring establishoped, and tho physicians Bald ho had ment, Sindlcr's store, tho Lowell Iloe-or- d been dead nt least 48 hours. printing house, Hacker's saloon, Lady Dunmore, his mother, was a Death's hardware and millinery store, prominent flguro nt tho Veiled Proph- and other property. Tho loss will et's ball, and wns pointed out to tho reach $10,000, wlthllmttcd Insurance. visitors oa n member of tho British The Kvaeuntlonof l'orto lllco. nobility, nnd consequently a person of San Juan do Porto Itlco, Oct. I. Tho Interest. Bho was dressed in n bonuttful gown Spanish transport P. Du Satrustcgul of golden brown silk with a fichu of has sailed for Spain, making, with tho hid In co, evidently on heirloom. The Isla de Pnnny, a total of aror 3,000 lostumo wns greatly enhnnced by a Spanish deported during tho last two days. Spanish troops contlnuo cvno-atln-g fery vnluablo sot of diamonds. territory, und tho American Drastic pleasures. San Francisco, Oct. 8. Soldiers who troops take possession of It aa soon as returned from Honolulu on tho steam-t- r evacuated. Senator state that drastic measures Sturgis, Ky., Sept. jo. After a have been adopted thcro to enforce frequent attempts at a comdiscipline. Foraging, It is said, had carried on with n high hand. Gen. promise and serious loss both to managers been King policed Ilonoluluwlth 100 mount- and miners, an agreement has been reached Coal Company ed men, end Issued nn order thnt any between the Tradewater the former agreethe striking miners, soldier caught forngingwouid bo court and to the scale demanded and tho other ing mnftinled and shot. Everything hns questions of difference to be submitted to was Issued. a committee of arbitration. The works been inlet since tho order will resume Monday. Oould Will ray. Albany, N. Y Oct. o. Tho sum of According to a report, coal has been disS,000,000, bequeathed to Gcorgo Gould covered along the Yukon river, some goo bjr his father's will for services rendered, aro taxablo under tho collateral miles from Its month. It is added that no experienced In law, nccordlng to a decision handed extraordinary difficulty is mined it is sold mining tho coal; and when down by the court of appeals. to river steamers for f 25 a. too. CO., Journal's staff correspondent The wires htW YOflC GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the $10,000 originals by MuvHIc, which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below. These Plaques cro 40 inches in circumference, arc frco of any suggestion of advertising whatever, and will ornament tho most elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to Itc 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, English Quail. English Snipe. The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold. o ELASTIC STARCH has been tho standard for as years. TWENTY-TW- O HqwJTq Get Them: All purchasers of threo 10 cent or six Gerntpncknros of Elastic Starch (Flat Iron Hrand), aro entitled to re. colvofrom their grocor ono of thrso beaatifal Game Plaques frco. Tlio plaaaos will not bo ecnt by mall. They can bo obtained onlr from your erocor. Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch. Do cot delay. ThlsoQor la for a short tlmo only. MILLION rnyi-ttcilllt'- - packages of this brand were sold last year. That's how good it Is. ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch. Accept no substitute. hny-mo- Illinois Central XQft R. R. BPnftnUflay UKttt ClltM eat rtflaaA. - lamtlosUttljajriBoUaua,. It U Itnnflcilhln tnKm tltlsti. ... .. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tho Illinois Central now has on sale, and will conthe same until September o. 1808. round lrlr summer tourist tickets from A rPT,P T It fl I X rinu on Its lines in tbeSoutb to a larce list o( summer resorts II rt. I ll In the Norlh. Its fast doublo dally service to bt. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati n, navnito, OoK 40elajoJ lo (rftpB mission) At tiio Joint oesujpo of thq United States ana 8paBlsrt,faiHtary. commlssiona, tbo Spaniards ffflcorOlorr to rcport.declared It was Impossible, ra evacuate tho Island Immediotely.whllo the American commissioners Insist that their instructions called fop an Immediate evacuation. After two hours' conferenco on tho sublect thq Joint commissions were unatrle to reach any definite agrcemont. Tho American commissioners on their return to hcadquartora nt tho. Trocha hotel, Vedodo, wero busily engaged lp translating tho otcnographer' notes, and In sending codo mossages to Washington. Blanco nTohcs op Union. Copt.-QoBlanco suapondod tho ort Severn) days ago to disband dcr tbo provisional battalions reinforcing tho regular troops. Tho reason for this step Is not known. Mr. Charles W. Gould, of New York, thq Epcclal representative of tho department of Justice on the United States Cuban tsllltary commtusion, visited tho supremo court, and obtained connldcrablo Infqrmatjon In reference to the ndmlnlatrAtlori of justloo In Cuba. A' Way Hard Day's l.ati. Wichita, Koa., Oct, 3. Al Curry, a youth of 21 years, ended his life nt Mount Hope, Kas., by talcing morphine, becauso hla father ordered hlra to leave his homo nnd never return. Ho had been somewhat wayward, and his father had helped him out of several dlfllculttcs. n. TOURIST Ijil tinue and Louisville enables ono to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resorts of Virginia, Ihs Whlto Mountains and Seaside of New England, the Thousand Islands, tho lnko and forest resorts of Mlchican, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot bprings of Arkansas, the Yellowstone Park or the resorts of Colorado, facts rowrltten. and Southern and conditions, theeiving down brought Central's date, of "bomuern nomeHonieseetos seekers Issued, just been lllustrata 10 uuide.-nas A now 1S9S edition, entirely - I o ft I T U1U.L Mill! J1 tho States ot Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi of the and Louisana, and also a detailed write-ucities, towns nnd country on and adjaecat to that search of a lino, To homescekers, or those in farm, this pamphlet will turnish reliable information concerning the most accessible and prosperous portion of tho South. Tree copies can be had by appt)lng to me nearest 01 tuo nnaersignea. ol pamphlet, contains a large number ot letters from Northern farmers now prosperously located on the line of the Illinois Central Railroad in Tickets and full Information as to tales In Con ncction with tho above can be had of agents ol the "Central" and connecting lines, S. G Hatch, Dlr. Pass. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, DU. Pass. Agent, Memphis. Wm. Murray, DU Pass. Agent, New Otteam. A. H. Hanson, 0,P. A. W, A. Kellond, A. 0. P. A. Chicago, Loulnllle. ,. rf.i.i.i.1,1,,.,1,,,1.. ...,.,.,...,.,. ....,.. R. OTTO'S THE GREAT Y FAIR Spruce Bum S ALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY. 25 YT ? i & rlght n, At Henderson Next Week The Largest Fair in the State. The Great Fair commences next Tuesday at Henderson. It is admitted on all sides that this will be the largest Fair in the State. The race purses are larger by (ar than those offered by any other Fair in the State. Five thousand dollars has been set aside to make a programme of this sport. Over 250 entries have been received and many more will enter before the entries close next Saturday. Two thousand dollars has been spent for attractions, such as Happy Jack, the world's famous lone pacer, the original and only horse that paces fast miles without rider, driver or sulky, in the phenomenal time of 2.09 for a mile. Speedy, the world's famous high diver, who has attracted large crowds everywhere by his daring dives, and last but not least the Famous Western Star Band of Louisville, under the leadership of Eichhorn, conceded by all to be the greatest bandmaster south of the Ohio. This band is the three times winner of the Indiana and Kentucky band This band was setournament. lected out of nineteen contestants, it being the highest priqed band bidding, but the committee decided not to spare expense to give the people good music. Big premiums arc given for agricultural products; in fact this management is treating the farming clement more liberally than any other association in this section of the country. The price of admission has been reduced to 25 and 15 cents, and on the first day, one ol the largest days of the Fair, children under nine will be admitted free. The railroads will have extra coaches to accommodate the crowds that will attend from along the lines. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday have been designated Webster and Hopkins county days. The train will leave on regular time and will be held in Henderson until 6 p. m. To sum it up, it will be a great fair, with great crowds, and a good entertainment for those who do attend. T, Tn-Counl- y 50 CENT BOTTLES. , ifi i' vv'i W v tTpr'triTrns-s-sjSold by St. Bernard Drug Store. "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS FARMING." IN Published by tbe New York Tridune Second Edition. 18 by 12 Inches A general review of the advances and improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century. Special articles by the best agricultural writers, on topics which they have made their life study. Illustrations of old fashioned implements. A vast amount of practical information. A valuable aid to farmers who desire to stimulate production and profit. Extremely interesting and instructive. 32 Pages, ONLY 15 H CENTS A COPY, by maik bend your order to THE BEE, Eaklinoton, Ky. Co (EompoiiiiO prescriptions properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires tho draggis to have a large amount of drugs-fredrugs. He must glvo tbe best possiblo work, and for compensatioa be must be reasonable. sh WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMERi BEK WE'RE CAREFUL. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, If your are not a subscriber The Bep, you should be. ' JS J.JT, I' to -- Jpv "4.TJ ' . IT- rf -' I i V, OJr in- - V sM sc 'XJUz. WfS mmmmrJAnit, urjiiw At J t.Auft r". f - BBP.'" It C? Kf 1 H k '" v J !.' Ri. BKn me I fr" & - k. tfe m'f r r. -- f. threads of which I havc spoken KED RUST OF WHEAT. that the nitre necessary for penetrate the kernels of grain the manufacture of gun powder was procured here, and at this tunc no Valuable Paper by U. Oarman, while tho latter aro still immaturo and remains there dormant until other source was known in this Tin, although a metal in common use, is the kernels produce plants, when Entomologist and Botanist where the salt required r country, distributed sparingly over the earth The by-Fouthey become active and produce to make gun powder could be obKentucky Agricultural known gold fields of the world number spores. It is asserted mat seeu tained. Thus the Cave plays an PAUL M. MOORE. Editor and Manager. miles, while more than 1,500,000 square Experiment Station. grain saved from badly rusted important part in the liberty of the the tin fields have considerably less than American people. The prevalence of this disease, wheat or oats produces badly rusted area, or about 12.500 per cent of that BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. The boys next visited the mush- owing to the wet weather during plants, and that by avoiding such Incorporated square miles Africa has no known tin room beds, a spot where Eastern the present season, has led to fre- plants in getting seed, then using has no paing Written for Tins Dee. unique. North America precautions in the matter of Entered the Teitoffice at Earlington a Second without pre judice, bearing in mind the ob- mines Encouraged by thrilling narra South America has but one tin lhc onward progress towards capitalists endeavored to of raise quent inquiries from farmers as to the and stable manure which I mine Ian matter. straw accomplished by the the its cause and methods of prevenon account ject sought lo be but 6,000 tives, most enthusiastically enum- the cave was interrupted only by mushrooms field. Australasia contributes have recommended, rust need not campaign, and the obstacles wild wtiicn tons a year SUBSCRIPTION KATES: erated by members of the first George Mothcrshcad's homesick- temperature but the undertaking tion. The subject, together with a be feared." to contend, we was a complete failure. Passing discussion of other common disthe invading army had In his annual report. Mine Inspector Mammoth Cave Expedition from ness. He felt lonely and determined down the avenue about a mile two eases of wheat, was presented by must be impressed with feelings of astonEarlington, Jesse Phillips, George to have an old fashioned chill. It .ft oo ishment, admiration and thankfulness. Stone says in tegard tn the condition of One Year.itrletly in advance Iron Hill. 50 Mothcrshcad, Charlie Webb and was not by any means a "dumb huts were seen. Here thirteen the writer last August before tho " " Six Months, "As a rulo the larger mines where mines " men in the last stages of consump- Farmer's Institute at Shelbyville, Astonishment to think that such a tremen IhreeMonlhf, " to chill," but was what was known in As we had not written to your piper lor 3 work has not been suspended are in good Henry Browning determined tion resided for five months. This Ky., and the paper thenread was quite a while, wo thought wa would wrlto dously difficult campaign should have been Specimen copies mailed frea on application condition. They show superior skill and likewise make the trip and while "old Butler" as a d m chill. idea all rani of the undertaken without more adequate preparwanted in Correspondents proved fruitless as they all subsequently published in full in a few items from this place county. Address us tor particulars. diligence in their general managemont. virtually trailing in the wake of the George used to have 'em regular ation and that being undertaken it suc former, they felt assured that they and, "common as they are" it died and the interior of the cave the Fanners Homo Journal and Our school is progressing nicely vvitli Much credit for their safe and successful was no longer used as a health the Shelby News, to which papers ceeded; admiration for the indomitable is due to the supervision 01 could and would have an experience brings back to memory the "happy TI1UKSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1898. resort, and no further effort made the reader is referred for a full ac- Uailcy Hunt as teacher. of the American army which when operation pluck that would excel the adventures of days of long ago" when his joys all watchful and competent superintendents very rainy. confronted with obstacles almost unprececentered in a log rolling and all his to demonstrate that each pool was count of this disease. The use of Weather "These know thoroughly every step in Chattcn, McGary, White et al. a fountain of perpetual youth. blue stone or hot water on seed Our energetic farmers aro about through dented in the history of war, went forward As the gray dawn began to streak sorrows in the purchase of quinine, coal minine from the beginning until the - The Broadway was the next ave- wheat appears to have no effect in sowing wheat and performed prodiges of valor and enIn all their efforts the cast on the morning of Sep- before the passage of the McKcnproduct is marketed. nue traversed and here they wit- checking this disease. All of our and thankfulness because our durance, A largo nu.nber of hogs were driven to their one aim is to procure good results. tember 5th, these young men, well zic bill. nessed the Giant's Coffin, a mam Farm little army of 17,000 men was not annihiThe cut shows Jesse pouring his moth rock in the shape of a casket. wheat on the Experiment other of market at this place Tuesday. The best mining methods have been provided with provisions, camping lated by the combined altack of the enemy was treated by one or the Farmers are through housing tobacco, adopted and the best regulations have been outfit and a drummer's wagon, made coffee in the dishpan to cool, and The Jenny Lind chair, noted from these methods last fall, but the Tho crop is fine and disease. After all that may bo said made and enforced that there may be safe their start overland to the mar- the mere fact that they returned the fact that the famous singer here rust was prevalent, notwithstandabout the blunders of this remarkable Since our last writing, wo attended the and healthy mine conditions. I have no velous world beneath the earth's with no traces of indigestion fully reclined. The Bridal Altar where campaign; about the failure in certain dewith reference criticisms but only words of praise for tbe surface. There were difficulties to demonstrates their wonderful make ten couples have been joined to- ing. The following of red rust is groit Hopkins County Fair. tails, the incompetence of certain officials, to the prevention They reflect great surmount, but the boys were well up. The most unpleasant episode general managers May Tub Ueb always buzz atound us. The ticking clock and quoted from the article above men gether. its sad sequel of death and suflering, it credit on their calling, and much of tbe prepared for them. Jesse began that took place was caused by the numerous other places of interest. tioncd. will surely haic to be conceded that its prominence of our mining interest is due to imagine that every hill was utilization of a part or parcel of a After remaining within the Cave News from Llsmnn. mission was eminently successful. When "This rust urows on all the The five hours the boys came out, preto their efficiency " "classical." Henry consoled him-- farmer's fence for of the the petty murmuring which the inevitable I.isman tho "horso John Jenkins self that each day would bring him farmer, long haired and with chin pared supper and restored to re- small grains and many Wo are told that a large number of coal sufferings of such an intensely conducted here swopper," had a horso to dio on him Charlie deter-- ' whiskers, presented himself with cuperate to withstand the hardships grasses. It becomes common will soon be sent norib for equipment nearer Louisville. campaign have inspired, have bad time to cars mined, though exceedingly tiring, indignation and an abundance of of the long route to be taken the in midsummer and docs its greatest subside, wo shall look at this great aclnev with air brakes and safety couplings, and injury then. From what has been Colo, ot this plaea was in ProviMr. to "keep funny," to crush the blues 'unpleasant adiectives, demanded following day. ment of American arms in its true perspec when done the coal loaders at mines can said of its development it will be dence Jim while George spoke of the granducr pay for the loss he had sustained. Saturday with safety make many couplings and thus tive. The next morning the party was apparent that direct applications and glory of his old home in Butler George had previously done all the Several of our young folks attended sersave much time and labor county, and of the illustrious sons "shakjng" for the crowd, but now mined by Editor Gaumcr and to the attacked plants cannot be vices at Slover Sundiy. den. Wheeler. One of the interesting facts shown in of suc who claimed old Butler as their all shook but only for a moment. wife, of Urbanna, Ohio, and the made with any assurance .Gen. Joseph Wheeler is one of tbe Slate Mine Inspector's reports of mines tramp began at S o'clock. Every cess The parasite grows in the Mr lenkins his moved up on Main t their own, their native county. Be- Thoughts of their and only street the commanders whom all soldiers for tbe year 1807 is the large amount of fore many hours had elapsed after playthings" brought to them tncir man was tun ot expectancy, anu interior of its coal marketed outside of the State by the the first thing to enter was "Pat appears at the surface to form its Carl iiaker, the young merchant, is " love and respect, and consequently Kentucky operators their start, George had repeatedly old Kentucky courage and they inThis report shows It is so con- spores, and after its growth is com ing to have a fine house built. soil Man's Misery." Philadelphia mint is being since he is held in such high es- that something over one million tons was stated that "old Butler was the formed the honest tiller of the and structed that a very tall man or a plete and its injury done. Appli The The Sunday School, at tbis place, is former home of the Guffys, Bur that they would and could buy e operated to its full capacity and teem by his own men, other men sold to parties of other states last year, dens and me." and Jess, Henry and pay for every fence ever construct- real corpulent individual would cations of such substances as progressing nicely at this time would doubtless the Treasury Department has de- are forced to love and respect him and when we take tbe fact in consideration Charlie were frantically impatient ed in the limits ol this Common- have great difficulty in passing. Mrs Delia McGary, Mill Coughler and that on all sides of us are large coal prodispatch 10,000,000 ounces whether they so choose or not. seemed anxious to It would have caused the perspira- destroy many of these spores, but wife, of Earlington, aro visiting friends cided to to place their feet on its fertile soil. wealth. Each Hopmade do the fall from cither The writer talked only a few days ducing states, the recordfrom whatby the The first day s outing furnished do the buying and told the owner tion to Mayor Burr, butBryan four we any not consider this application here Ihis week. of silver from the mint to San might Kentucky coal is not far of these kind pracsolution of per or since with a fine specimen of the bo termed a marvelous one, and indicates Francisco by special fast freight. Earlington boys could rush through ticable after grain is pretty well Messrs Art and Mm Crawford, tbe American regular soldier, who was the high value of our coal both ( r steam it like a jack rabbit in a cabbage grown, and, as has been intimi- later aim Mark llvnni, arn visiting Goon news comes lrom the en- in Wheeler's command and had re- and family use dated, the spores do not become fr.onds hero this wrrV. patch. gineers who have returned to this ceived a Spanish bullet at San Juan Next cime the room of great re- apparent early in the spring. Mr. Frank liiker.il tins pl.ic who is at Twenty-foumicirg compar.ie in tbe lief they could straighten "The fact irm winter spores re- Auburn Seminary, is ver, lo.v with tycountry after a preliminary survey hill, which went clear through his State, allot which . ire rm ill tin failed their spi ies and epjoy the luxury main in stubble and straw is the phoid fever His father. Mr D V Ilaktr of the Nicaragua Canal. They say body. He was then returning to to notice the question blanks sint cut durof a full breath Next was "Bacon most imprnant one lrom the prac- is al Ins bedside the year b Inspector Sione Such this great avenue of future com- his regiment at Iltintsvillt-- , Ala., ing Chamber" resembling a display of tical point ol view which my sketch Ask Uud Prico if hi bis quit tho girls, treatment of an pfiii ml i. urouK As it is merce can be quickly and cheaply sound and well and weighing more Lis duty annually bacon, and hanging from the walls of the development of icil rust dis- or have they quit him to nuke out a report and tat vnu know built. This gave the boys an appetite, and closes. It is always this old straw the) ould stick to Dud than he did when the troops were the operators' duty for the good name of they marched onward to "River ar.d stubble which furnishes much Mis Lucy Price is very sick with tyWe give our farmer readers in ordered South. This soldier could the Stale 10 give bun all possible assistance . Hall," which extends for miles and of the rust which appears on wheat phoid fevtr regard for to lay all fact;, piriainmg to the coal this issue an article on the "Red not express his deep encloses almost nil the waters that n1 where rust is troublesome inforo t'uti public that are of interest to Mrs Anna Colu was In Providrnce Satflow within this subterranian jur) can be reduced by care in reRust of Wheat," by H. Garman, Gen. Wheeler, and spoke feelingly them of the General's smtaihv for his around moving mid burning straw refuse, urday shopping wonder "O.ir Pathway" Entomologist and Botanist for ttic W A Tr-- tn!is is rpciulu g a few days a clitf sixty fett high at the b.ise And in burning off the stubble after Kentucky Agricultural Experiment men, his great energy and bravery. At Dawson on account u( ill h.ilb, Allen's Appointments. of winch i an isolated pool known the gram is harvested. Stable Gen. Wheeler has been before several month" p?.M he liSb batd.y been Station, taken from the latest Following is a list of ipnvking dales of as the "Dead So", the water ol manure containing straw from bed the War Investigation Commission able to be out of bed, but bis great energy H 1) .1 bulletin issued. which shows much sweetness and I'juii; .. t vuiiiiuuij iuuilu ui :...... HonCongress Alton, Democratic nominee iiijuiy Inr view of the high estimate and his desire to atlend to business has and, in . Charlie Webb dtci.xred it tattt-- of If rout iu-- i, and is not to be Dawson, Thursday, October 1 13, At up dv.cc of lie fiftftir.il hriir, ,i...n ..i Lit nitnril i. II The latest bulletin issued by the placed upon htm by the people of kept birn has been rough tLe take a rest "rain imp. " night induced 10 friends he N'elm, Friday. October 14 it a p. m ! over the- nver htjx was crossed no evidence on this Kentucky Agricultural Experiment the whole counliy, what he testiWK-Is it not a fact that some bad lessons Madisnnville, Saturday, October 13, at and alter passing "Lake Lctli ' , ' In ni,5-itbut it is believed by a p. m. Station of the State Collego of fies in the investigation has more may be taugbt by labor orgar.tzitionswhen they proceeded to Echo River, this good authorities that reel rust isl u..l:Mn.-.. . O......I.. Kentucky, at Lexington, is a very weight with the public than per tbey advocate force to gain a point Their marvelous stream, which always hereditaty, that, the small growing nigbi interesting one devoted to wheat. haps the testimony of any other order ir, if you cannot rccure what tbey no exciting experiences, but scarce- to name his price and they would attracts attention. Its waters term their rights by fair means use foul ly "It Is "Bulletin No. 77," and will man. had the noondaj's meal been pay whatever he demanded and abound with fish which have no ones and thus thu lesson of force is taugbt are well be furnished free to any citizen of In substance, Gen. Wheeler tes to the young and old alike, and the desire prepared when the ram began to thev reserve the right to burn as eyes, but the craw-fisKentucky on application to the tified that hardship is inseparable to obtain what you want regardless of right fall in torrents, which necessitated many as they desired. The old supplied with claws and contin atd: ually showed fight. The boats; the purchase at once of oil cloth, farmer was pleased and onl above address. from war. The troops in the San or cost is so firmly impressed upon tbe and with the use of barrel staves, "I reckon, boys, them rails w'ar have a seating capacity ot twenty. tiago campaign did not escape the rising generation .that it becomes secend they were soon made as comfort- wurth a nickel a piece, and if you As the party passed under the low The Czars proposition for the usual lot of soldicrs.The camp at nature which is made manifest in all qucs able as the olden time want any more jest help yeurself." arches that roof the river, a host - "disarmament of nations," has Montauk was all that unlimited tions tbey are called upon to deal with and "movers " The shadeG of the eve- One of the most remarkable of spirits which seemed to dwell in ning found them a short distance things that occurred was the "pass- the neighboring walls awoke and been lollowcd by a proposition on resources could make it, and if it is often the cause of serious trouble ing" of the part of a Boston religious there were times in that camp Thousands of dollars were again dtS' beyond South Carrolton, where distillerythe Davis distillery. 1 he sent back distinct cchos of each was not so remarkable, word uttered The river is from among tbe employes of tbe St, they camped not far from the journal for the "disarmament of when any commands did not have tributed conhowever only the "passing" of it. twenty to forty feet deep. Bernard Coal Co., last week at its regular placid waters of Green River churches" a "consummation de- all the necessaries of life and many A sandy desert was next visted wbicb comes as regularly as the ceded to be the deepest river in the They were already supplied with voutly to be wished." Surely hos- of the luxuries the fault lay with sun rises, and it would forever bush up the known world. Around their camp but up to this hour and floundering in a muddy place had seen nothing that in any way called Purgatory, passing numertility among churches is the most their immediate commanders. croakers who wander around finding fault, fire they talked of the conflict, the dear ones at represented a reptile. Jesse, it is ous channels and avenues with and fully satisfy tbem by observation that deplorable of hostility. He said he was not hampered at cataracts and yawning prosperity, happiness and security is the home, "Yankee Doodle" and "the said, had purchased a rubber one their domes and all by red tape, about which there lot of tbe St Bernard miner to use in case of any emergency chasms, mammoth girls we left behind us." The cow boys arc the boys. has been such a howl raised by morning while but thoughtlessly left it at home, seemingly bottomless pits, they Early the next Dick Salmon, agent for tho Crabtree Teddy Roosevelt and his cow on Croghan's a campaign issue mines, has been manipulating tbe scales at passing fields of sugar cane.a strong and, being of a poetical nature, found themselves boys stirred hot blazes among the those who seek famous cave happily repeated to himself, "T'was Hall where the In that place, during the serious illness of desire to eat overcame Charlie.and ever Administration. ex- against the is found and on thus from childhood's hour," Blarney-stonSpaniards, and now a he declared he would proceed no weigher John Salmon's father New which thousands have done the press messenger in' Colorado kept one case he telegraphed to had satisfied his etc. Wm Ward, a leading Crabtree coal further until he York for four carloads ol medicine It would require too much space osculating act, Each of the Earl hunger with an abundance of the his post while dynamite was being miner, was called to MadisonviIIe last cane. Having no desire to violate to relate all the interesting points ington boys being experts in that I exploded underneath and on top and it arrived on the evening of week to serve on tbe jury ! the sixth commandment so early on the road to the Mammoth Cave line lost no time in performing it the next day. He said that he of his car, and, with aid of the Fegan, one of the No 9 force was John trip, he gained consent of and contentment must rest with a properly. on the train crew.put the robbers toflight. had read to the regular soldiers the on tbe sick list last week but is up agato,as the owner to "help himself" and partial description of what the boys The boys then proceeded to beassertion that they had been in an it was only a slight attack of fever 1 The American cow boy is the synoso doing, Jesse, far in the witnessed after their arrival. To reach the open air again and while for wm do justice to the wonders of gan the seemingly perilous journey almost starving condition, and they Here is what tbe mine boss of Pana. Ill , rear, pushed his way through courage. nym for passing Avenue the Sparks the has to say branches of wild shrubbery until he the Cave would necessitate laughed at the report, saying that through tbe Corkscrew which requires Richard Dorsey ruled adversely the only trouble was that they had about the condition of the miners at that reached the cane field and while pen of descriptiveHarding Davis tedious climbing, being nearly most Judge powers of a 200 paint now secluded from Charlie, fired two or the to Mr. Jolly in the Henderson cir- too much, and no soldiers had ever Roosevelt. The boys reached the feet high. Before emerging the "I belong to the mine bosses' union, and shots over the head of the cuit court in the trial of the injunc- been so well supplied, did not go out on a strike with tbe miners," tourist. Charlie was start- entrance full of enthusiasm and boys visited Monumental Avenue They came to where the guide pointed out to said Mr Duddy, "although I like tbe boys led, yes, he was more, he was al- ice cream sodas. tion case. The Judge based his Losses Cnused by Strikes. and many of them are good friends of most "scared to death." The re- sec this natural curiosity in its en- them the St. Bernard monument, decision on his opinion that a court From Iiradsireels' mine When we first started tbe works port of the shots attracted the tirety, and they were observing and which the former expedition beof chancery has no authority to take The great waste and damage to after tbe strike was declared, all the miners attention of two honest watch-dog- s in consequence thereof arc able to gan. The boys aided materially any control of the conduct and op- a country's industries involved in a were negroes, but lately we have been get and then go into full details and give a in its enlargement "He don't chew Battle Ax, ycr Honor." that immediately came viciously on erations of a political party. The great strike is well shown by some ting in a number of white men Many of the scene, with seeming intent to description satisfactory to them- wended their way towards the "He looks it I " opening, where they lingered to case was contested strongly by the lately published statistics of the tbe white miners who are at work berolivo devour the intruder. Throwing selves and their friends. of is excuse, The visit to thcCavc was not made get accustomed to the warm air attorneys on both sides, and Mr. losses caused by the strike of the in Christian county, and some of them in aside the juicy cane he had gathof a Pana. Tbe white miners, when tbey first ered, Charlie made a break for the until the boys had fully inspected after which they partook Jolly's attorneys announced after Welsh coal minets, which ended of is went to work tbe shaft, objected to work wagon. This "break" will prove the "Cedar Sink" situated upon the hearty supper and retired. the decision that they would take recently. This cost is placed at ing alongside inof the negroes, and I The next morning as the boys sus- summit of the loftiest hill in let a "track record" for him. He the matter to the court of appeals. $30,000,000, or $1,500,000 weekly them work in rooms by themselves but tained some injuries in the run, county. This sink is one were preparing to leave, Jessie belately, when more white men went to work but with the use of bachelor but- quarter of a mile square with walls came favorably impressed with a during the period the strike lasted. only loss quanis The Battleship Fund. I decided to mako no distinction perpendicular, with a large creek huge monkey, which being vicious, If the damage were confined to the tho white miners and tbe black between tons and Arnica salve was soon flowing through its bottom, emerg- was chained near the hotel. Jessie ones and himself again. The Madisoville Hustler, in its well as mining industry itself this would have since compelled them to work side by determined to "monkey" with the issue last Friday said that only ten The Cave party arrived at Center-tow- ing upon the outer side of the hill. animal when the latter showed be bad enough, but the interde- side This pretty nearly stampeded them, of about 10 o'clock, and met This remarkable sink has many by cents had been contributed pendence of modern trade and but tbey are accustomed to it now and Dr. Chapman who extended the romances, many interesting inci fight. It was a lively scrap and Hopkins County citizens to the thought he had lost his commercial life made it necessary work with the blacks without a kick We boys an invitation to visit his home dents connected with it and is in Jessie in the operation, but after a fund that is being raised by itself worth a visit "overland" to pants arc getting out very little coal, notwithand inspect his wondestul colleccircle of industrial lick or two, and after Jessie had to purchase an appro- that a wide sec it. standing tbe fact that wo have over too recited a verse of choice poetry the workers and enterprises should men at work, as it takes three negroes to tion of Indian relics. This visit After passing Cedar Sink the monkey fell back completely expriate silver service for the Battleinteresting one proved a most drink from the same cup. For in- get out the same amount of coal as one of Night found the members in camp boys met another party from ship Kentucky. The Hustler was hausted. stance, it is estimated that the loss tbo white miners ,' at a colored school house near Owensboro, consisting of Messrs. a little short of the mark. Wc are Leaving the Cave on Sunday Tbis is tbe nearest approach to tbo real Cromwell and the following day at Bennett, Moorman and Hardin, evening in coal freights alone was fully the boys returned via not informed as to what the citiwhile the losses of the situation behind tbe stockade that bas been noon they landed at the noted who joined the happy band and Bowling Green. They gave a zens of the rest of the county have $7,000,000, obtained since tbe negroes were taken "Aunt Frankie Flower's place." increased the party to seven. On farewell to the Owensboro boys at railroads are placed at fully $2,000,-00- there. Tbe strikers, however, claim that done, but, before the above anThis dear departed woman has Friday at 2 p. m., they reached the That the wages of sailors, there are but few white men working at crossed the river of life, but the ground adjoining the Cave and be- Dripping Springs Church and then nouncement had been made, forty the mine and that none of them are from Green river people of today love to gan to make themselves at home. alone, they returned home over dollars of the two hundred con- the amounts paid for dock dues Pana the L. & N. pike, passing through sing her praises and repeat with It was at this place that the THE GREAT Hop tributed by persons outside of and other fairly measurable items presented himself and Shakertown, Russellvilleand Wedinterest and with love the many A Narrow Escape were heavily reduced goes almost kinsville and reaching home Louisville had been contributed characterized her life and made possible the presentation of nesday evening at Thankful words written by Mrs Ada E. acts that 9:20. They all It is without saying. The indirect loss, by citizens of Earlington. made her name so grand in that the cut that accompanies this arti- delight to tell of their trip, and for some of which may never be re- Hart, of Groton, S D, "Was taken with locality. Seeds of loving kindness cle. Five more were added to the time now that somebody from the a bad cold which settled on my lungs; Illinoisan, a long time they will be relating other thriving towns of the county gained, caused by the diversion of cough set in and finally terminated in Con- sown by her during the Civil war party, including a jolly began G o'clock the experiences, both interesting and they blossoming in benificent and at amusing, should speak up and help along the coal trade to other countries is, sumption. Four Doctors gave me up, say- are today of course, incalculable, but the ing I could live but a short time I gave beauty, bearing at once the sweet- trip through the Cave, taking what tthis thing that will always be a is known as the short route first. foliage and the S"avior, determined if I ness of its tender myself up to historic matter of State pride to decided boom given the Amer- could not staymy my friends on The temperature of the Cave glory of its ripened fruit. And your Favorite Home Piper, with earth, I at about 54 degrees, and the When within two miles of Kentucky and Kcntuckians every- ican export trade in coal to would meet my absent ones above. My colonial ports is of too close they halted to inspect the boys had no trouble in keeping in malarial districts Tutt's Pills EARLINGTON, where. The people of Louisville British husband was advised to get Dr King's New a date to be forgotten. It has even Discovery for Consumption, spot where fell the brave Granville cool. are indispensible, they keep the inCoughs and KENTUCKY.... arc doing handsomely for the After passing through the iron though it is claimed, Colds I gave it a trial, took in all eight Allen, whose monument has excrease of the fund, but the affair been stated admiration of thousands. gate which is located 100 feet from system in perfect order and are BOTH ONE YEAR FOR cited the has cured me were better done by the widest without adequate foundation that bottles. It now a well and thank God I In the Civil war's earliest days this entrance to keep out intruders, and bealtby woannual autumn maneuvers of am saved and possible distribution of the contri- the fPfye N. ?. OeeKlv fPr bllne ! Acrlcullural Department of the highest merit all '' Trial bottles free at St. Bernard's brave man fell near this spot. His the guide informed them that he Important nowi of tho Nation and World, British channel licet were post- man ' was the first blood shed in was ready to answer every ques- for sick headache, indigestion, throughout the State. butors report., ablo editorials, Interesting hort stories, scientific and compribeniibla Drug Store. Regular size 50c and $1 00 death Kentucky during the Civil war. tion propounded to him and he malaria, poned because of the strike. "d Guaranteed or ptice refunded torpjd liver, constipa- ereoameDmblcr"f"erlfamfe ""''"' hUm""" t"C'ure'1 "ld " He was a member of Company D, was kept busy. lie explained that Independent Democratic OpinAn military Responsibility. ,ocal For tbe first time in tbe history of tbe 17th Kentucky Infantry, and noted there were 256 avenues within the tion and all bilious diseases. J0 ' l) and THE! B E E E our$ ne'hbor,ho and friends,political farm aoclal. nkeeps you In close touch with ion. on tho From tbe Louisville Evening Post and tho The cave, 1 tie nrst 01 importance was town, Springfield, Tcnn , now bas a city for brave and daring deeds. local prlcct for farm products, the condition or cronanl rrn.nm. for . hi .v:.lnI?rJ"!! ?0.u .t'ML The Detroit Free Press, one of newsy, welcome and Indlspcnsablo weekly visitor at your homo and fireside, Pittsburg is suffering from a ty telegraph office Communication was monument is erected, or cut, upon anxiously awaited. 'The Salt Petre "' the most eminent and fair of in- - phoid fever epidemic. Charge it opened with tbe outside world tbere last the side of a cliff, and while not vats are interesting and have a Subscribe for The Bee. imposing is most unusual and history. It was during the war week. dependent Democratic journals in to Alger. Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, Z9i r' ?e Bee America, takes the broad, patriotic campaign view of the Santiago and does not delve into possible individual faults or the unfortunate and unhealthy natural surroundings to uncover some excuse for harsh, partisan criticism. This is what it saysWhen we read General Shatter's rerwt - DOWN IN THE MINES. AS THEY FOUND IT. of 18x2 1 The Trip to the Mammoth Cave Earlington Boys. ; M -- 1. -- ') 1 fire-woo- d. Frl-di- y A" t "hip-pocke- host-plant- go-- blue-ston- r h-- rc bust-I)- . v i ...... d rccom-rotted- 1 -- I - - h- - , H I t.i -- h ovWfffffWffffflfVWfff,ffwf . H well-to-d- pay-da- snake-medicin- e, Hispano-America- n cow-bo- y e vKArrested dare-dev- il 2 r not chewing x Globe-Democra- t, cane-cravin- g 177 i frl ("plucI I Ed-muns- n Ignorance the Law no but ignorance BATTLE AX your misfortune not a crime and the penalty your in quality when you buy tity as any other kind Chewing Tobacco. Ken-tuckia- member the name when you buy again. fffffWffiWfffffiWiiififl 0. pe p w York Weeklj Tribune cr NATIONAL FAMILY Mor-ganto- To those living NEWSPAPEB For.. 'FARMERS.... And VILLAGERS, THE BEE, $1.25. an absolute cure '.'.,,., Tutt's Liver Pills "J1- - '" s "aWto t A j.ftL ETwE-- " o r f w.aar 'ju pymBgy RH j-- ( ';c - ' 'tsSfi, "SU 3uoustru i & . ; - of the Second Magisterial District, YOUNQ Hopkinsville, Ky., Oct. 3 Hon. BEAR FOR A IIASCOT. was held at the school building, LOCAL NEWS. George W. Jolly, of Owcnsboro. in Earhugton, Friday, Sept. 30. addressed a large assemblage at From the Lexington Herald. Notwithstanding the rain, quite a this afternoon. The First and Third Battalions the court-hous- e Mrs. W. W. Ethcridgo and fam- number of teachers wcro present. of the First Territorials have ar- While this is the home of Fowler, ily arc visiting relatives in Nash, The meeting opened with devo- rived at Camp Hamilton from who is contesting with him for the ville. tional excreiscs, in which Mrs. Fort Whipple, Arizona. Republican nomination for ConMrs. R. P. Farnsworth, of Hen- Walker, the Vice President of the They went at once to their gress Jolly received a patient hearderson, visited relatives here this Association, read a selection of camp with the Third Brigade, ing. His denunciation of the Goe-bweek. Scripture, followed by a brief under Gen. Andrews. They think Bill was applauded. He scored Miss Louisa Egloff has presented prayer by Mr. W. F. Burr, after this is a beautiful place for a camp Franks and said the liberties of the the Public Library Museum with which some of the school girls and arc charmed with it. people were menaced when Federal some small sea shells to be added furnished delightful music. Upon the cars were great ban- office-holdemeddled in primaries to the collection. Next in order was the organiza- ners proclaiming their sentiments and conventions. He characterized tion. As prcviouslydccided upon, to the world. Such as "Ready Chairman Vance as a "refugee The West Kentucky Confederme vico resident appointed a for Anything Anywhere," "From from Indiana justice." Jolly deate reunion will be held October cl rs He tc Hrbe." TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. WESTERN FIGHTERS. JOLLY AT HOPKINSVILLE. PRACTICAL KINDNESS. ELECTION OFFICERS. SERIOUSLY HURT. Proceedings of the Meeting Held Declared Himself the True Blue One Hundred Thousand Orateful Appointed by the Election Board Oeorge Toy Kicked on the Head Characteristic Arizona Regiment In Earlington Friday. for November Election. Nominee Was Answered by a Playful Horse. Soldiers. at Lexington. Following is the complete list of officers The Teacher's Association of by Fowler. These war times have tried George Toy, who lately entered men's souls in many unexpected ways, but like a shaft of sunshine and good cheer out of the cloud of privation and endurance has been the work that The American Tobacco Co. has done among the U. S. Soldiers and Sailors ever since the war began for when they discovered that the camps and hospitals wcro not supplied with tobacco they decided to provide them, free of cost, with enough for every man, and have already given outright to our Soldiers and Sailors over one hundred thousand pounds of "Battle Ax Plug" and "Duke's Mixture" Smoking Tobacco, and have bought and distributed fifty thousand briar wood pipes, at a total cost of between fifty and sixtv thousand dollars. ihis work lias been done quietly and thoroughly, by establishing headquarters in each camp so that every camp and every hospital of the United States Army has been supplied with enough tobacco for every man and the sailors on thirty United States Ships in Cu ban water have shared with the soldiers this most welcome of all at Bakusburg, Calloway County. A large at tendance is expected. 15 Thc county teachers will receive - their pay next Saturday, the 8th instant ut the office of Miss Brown our County School Superintendent, at Madisonvillc. .. Boys in Earlington continue to .jump on and off the trains at the risk of their lives. It seems impossible to stop it. Another one was considerably bruised and jolted up last week. approaching Cards arc out announcing the marriage of Miss Carrie Smith, of Kus&cllvillc, to Mr. Robert E. Lee Jackson, of Dixon, at the Methodist church in Russclivillc, October 12. Mr. I M. Plank, the genial salesman for the New Spenser Medicine Co.. of Chattanooga, Tcnn., was here Monday, sold a nice bill of goods and contracted with The Bee for ad; vestising space for the coming year. traveling Dan M. Evans was unanimously school trustee at the election held Saturday. Judges O." J; Farnsworth and A. J. Stokes presided nt the polls and had a sleepy time of it. There was no opposing candidate. Dan all of "the votes cast we won't say how many. Line is sending out a handsome little booklet devoted to "The Hawaiian Islands" containing a map of these our new possessions, and replete with brief but interesting information about them. Any one interested may secure one of these booklets by writing to W. B. ..Kniskcrn, G. P. A. of that line at Chicago, III. North-Western The Died. Eddie, the son of Mrs. Susie Turner, died of diphtheria Thursday morning, September 29th, 1898. Died. Varonica, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Houlihan, died of ditphthcria, Tuesday night, October 4th, 1898. ld j secretary. The first subject, "Why I attend educational meetings," was introduced by E. I. Bourland.and followed by short talks from Miss Story, E. B. Gatlin and Laura Ligon. "Is it true that present methods make poor spellers?" was the next topic under discussion. E. B. Osburn being absent, Mrs. Ida E. Walker opened the discussion, followed by brief talks from Miss Minnie Bourland, Miss Story and Miss Foard. By a vote of the house, the visitors were made honarary members of the Association. The subject of spelling was further discussed by Mr. Burr, Mrs. Geo. Atkinson and Mrs. Burr, The subject, "Devices for morning exercises," was next talked about. Several excellent devices were presented by Miss Bourland, Miss Foard, E. B. Gatlin and Mrs. Walker. Adjournment for lunch. 1.30 Songs and recitation, by the children. The first subject for discussion in the afternoon was: "How can we best secure the co operation of parents?" Miss Sallie Brown and Mrs. Walker gave some excellent plans for getting the parents interested in the school, and willing to cooperate with the teachers. The subject of "Composition" was next taken up and discussed at length by Mrs. Walker, Misses Sallie Foard and Sallie Brown. "When corporal punishment is necessary, should it be done publicly?" was next thoroughly discussed by Miss Foard, Miss Whitfield, Miss Eunice Brown, Mr. E. B. Bourland and Mr. Gatlin. "Practical Psychology" was next introduced by Miss Brown, and discussed by E, B. Bourland, Mr. Burr and Mrs. Walker. The meeting closed with an open parliament on "How teachers waste time." A vote of thanks was extended by the Association to the visitors for their presence. 4.15 Adjournment. Laura Ligon, Scc'y. M. E. Church. Rev. W. C. Wilson, the new pastor of the M. E. Church at this place, preached to a good-sized Rev. audience, Sunday night. Wilson is an earnest preacher and one who believes in presenting truths plainly and forcibly. The appointments will remain as in the past, with regular preaching services on each first Sunday. The Circus. With apologies to the Detroit Journal we would respectfully subnet the following to our readers 1 r ?- - who will go to the coming circus fortho purpose qnly of showing Tommy the elephant) Foiled!'' Llinll bo Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as tbey cannot reach the diseased portion ot Ibe ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When this tuba gels inflamed you havo a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless tbo inflammation can bo taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Doafness (caused by catarrh) thai cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarab Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. Ciienhev ft Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 73c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. she ihreiked. Sir "The boy In his design 10 possess himself of tba heir of Pellon Manor Upon the morrow the circus would have arrived; there was no lima to lose. As for borrowing a neighbor's child to take to the show, the neighbor's children would all be in use. mind ' hissed lyCaramba1" 'What shall I do?" 'Clearly bo was balked Roderick. fl. E. Church, South. Rev. Roscoc M. Wheat, the new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, is expected to preach to his Earlington congregation at the Friday evening prayer meeting this week. He will probably go to Nebo Saturday to hold his first service there. The appointments for the ensuing year will probably be the second and fourth Sundays for the Earlington congregation and the first and third for Nebo, It is likely that the first quarterly meet ing for the year will be held here A letter from Rev. in November. Wheat says ho will arrive Friday noon from Bowling Green. Lung Irritation the forerunner to consumption. Dr. will cure it. and Bell's give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there. Twenty-fivcents at all good druggists. is e Lecture and Organ Recital. On Wednesday evening, Oct. 12th at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Thos. J. Hayes will lecture at the Catholic phurch, subject: "The Church, c teacher of the Nations." The evening will also bu the occasion of one of Rev. Father Coenen's delightful organ recitals. Following is the program of the evening:. M, Balfc. 1. Overture, organ 3. Credo of. Mass-No- . 3 Beethoven. Flptow. 3. Hynm of praise Badsc, solo, Chorus Chas. 4. Goumcd. 5. Lecture by Rev. Thos. J. Hayes. Subject: The Church the Teacher of the Nations. 6. The Marvelous Work, solo and quartet Hayden. 7. Sailors' Prayer Before and After the Battle, solo and chorus Flojow. 8, t iri!...V uiuu Tli:..: Xilivn;, nYnn uuiiivi. March, organ Kelor Bela. 9. .-X- -, Card of Thanks. For the sympathy extended by kind friends and the friendly hands that aided and the hearts that offered consolation during the recent sore bereavement of my family, in which wc lost our dear boy, I desire to extend acknowledgments. And 1 take this method of publicly doing so. The loving deeds of my neighbors and friends will always be remembered. Mrs. SusjeTurner, Old Territories to New," "From clared himself the only nominee the Rio Grande to Duty's Call" and the choice of of are among them. theRepublicans. Fowler answered A Strong Regiment. in a vigorous speech. These two battalions arc as interesting as the Second, from Ok- The "Hoss Editor" In High Clover. lahoma. One is from New MexEarly in the beginning of last ico and the other from Arizona. summer, the hand of affliction was Among them arc miners, cowboys, laid rather heavily upon the poor cattlemen, professional men and "hoss editor," in the shape of a some thirty Mexicans and Indians. general decline. In spite of all The majority speak the Mexican kinds of medicine he continued to language with more or less fluency. travel the downward grade of health One of their number, the chief until he became so reduced that musician Otto Eber Hardt was he could shrink from no duty or a solo cornctist in the German im- responsibility and his clothing hung perial band which represented on him like a on a Germany at the World's Fair. By putting on an overOne of their possessions sugges- coat and standing two or three tive of the West is "Navapan times in the same place, he was Maggie," a young black bear. enabled to cast a dim shadow for a This bear was given them by John short season, but the time came Bran, of Prescott, Arizona, who when even this failed and the poor gave its mate, the mountain lion, man of nags was compelled to to the Rough Riders. It will be wander around without a shadow, remembered the lion was taken to being accompanied by a bright Cuba. spot instead. There was a grizzly bear beAbout the time he was reduced longing to the regiment, but it was to the plane of a bcan-pojhe deto its ferocity. cided to go to Dawson and drink killed, owing Taken all in all, there is not a the health-givinwaters of that more interesting regiment to be place. Packing a few things in found than this. There is not one his grip, he took leave of his little of them whose acquaintance is not family and landed here right at the All arc kindly, close of the largest season in the worth cultivating. good n at tired soldiers, but fill the history of the town. Whilst most bill for what they enlisted for of the visitors arc gone, still enough fighters. remain to give an air of bustle and activity to the place. The Sure La Grippe Cure. Thcro is no use suffering from ibis The "hoss editor" was duly indreadful malady, if you will only get the stalled at the great Arcadia Hotel, right remedy. You are having pain all and at once began drinking the through your lxdy your liver is out of orvarious health-givinwaters. There der, have no appetite, no life 'or ambition, bave a bad cold, in fact are completely arc many kinds of water here and used up. Electric Ditters is the only rem- he has fully tested every kind in edy that will give you prompt and sure re- town, including and can lief. They act directly on your Liver, recommend all of them except the Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole last mentioned and its system and make you feel like a new being. They are guarantied to euro or price re- and as the "cretur" man hails from funded. For sale at St. Bernard's Drug Tennessee, he can only recommend Store, only 50 cents per bottle sweet mash. (To prevent misconception, the "hoss editor" would CHRYSANTHEMUM AND FLOWER SHOW plainly state that by he means the common kind of water Evansvlllc to Celebrate Deco- such as is usually used to put out rated Equipages in a fire, and thc.cxprcssion "sweet" or sour mash" are mere relative Street Parade. The Press Club of Evansville, terms used by scientists to express Ind., proposes to give a Chrysan- certain qualities of the same.) A sojourn of a few days worked themum and Flower Show November 8 to 12. Arrangements wondsrs. An appetite bordering are being made to give an elegant on cannibalism siezed him, and he entertainment. Celebrated vocal- cats like a famishing wolf and puts ists and instrumental soloists have in a good part of his time watching been engaged to aid in the enter- the office clock and wondering if tainment. A grand display of the next meal will be on time. He equipages adorned with flowers has scraped acquaintance with will appear in the public streets on every man in town, disputed with parade. A flower queen will be all the preachers, local, traveling chosen and crowned. Low rates or tramp. Lots of his time is of t7avcl will be in effect on all spent playing poker, eucre, seven-up- , casino, "California Jack," etc. railroads. (For the enlightenment of of his Weak Dyes are Made Strong, godly neighbors, the "hoss editor" dim vision made clear, styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind will state that the games alluded speedily and effectually cured by the use to arc played upon a common table of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salvo. It's put embellished np in lubes and sold on a guarantee by all with bits of good druggists. with numerous spots and pictures, and are not for one moment to be Hngazinc Club. confounded with the sinful games The Ladies' Magazine Club will today hold their first meeting for indulged in by wicked gamblers.) Last Sunday morning whilst the work ana pleasure of the comholding forth to an admiring crowd ing season, thus renewing their delightful work of the past two or on the finance question he was three years. The meeting will be transfixed with astonishment at the sudden appearance of his wife who held at the home of Mrs. Rash. looked at him with great fixedness The present members are: Mrs. J. F. Foard,Presidentj Mrs. of gaze and told him to come with C. H. McGary, Secretary; Mrs. her. He was escorted to a distant Wm. Wendell; Miss Sallie Foard; church, marched up and corralled Miss Cornelia Hester; Mrs. jjrfSi. in the amen corner, where he nodAtkinson; Mrs. Paul M." Moore; ded approval to the enthusiastic Mrs. E. A. Chatten; Miss Celeste preacher. He also nodded under Moore; Mrs, J. E. Moore; Mrs. the dominion of Morpheus, but his G. C. Atkinson; Mrs. W. F. Burr; wife didn't sec him. Late in the evening his better Mrs. J. R. Rash, Mrs. W. C. Mortook her leave, after ton, Madisonvillc. There may probably be some exacting from him a solemn promadditions to the list when the club ise to attend church, read the Bible, gets organized for the coming sea- and write home every day. The son. last promise he has kept so far, Uucklen's Arnica Salve. (twenty-fou- r hours) and should he The best Salvo in the world for Cuts, continue to improve it id likely that Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fover Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, he will remain a week longer in Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is his present agreeable quarters. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or (Notice to the printer: Put this money refunded. Price 25c per box. For is in small type; plant it in an obSals by St. Bernard Drug Store. scure corner of the paper, and unTom Finley is enjoying the de- der no circumstances let a copy lights of a seven-dafurlough containing this communication be ammiK Ills manu fripnrlc nnH rnln. lives in Hopkins County. Tom iStelLJ?10 the household of the Hoss Editok. 111 vAiuiicm imaiiu aim spirits aim wants to go to Cuba, with the exEagle. Kins of all Birds, The pectation that he will get there for is noted for its keen sight, clear and disthe winter's campaign. tinct vision. So are those persons nine-tenth- s bed-shehoc-handl- e. e g g fire-wat- sour-mas- fire-wate- r, of election appointed by the Election the livery business at this place, Commissioners for Hopkins county to succeeding Isaac Davis, was very serve at the coming November election Court House J. W. Thomson, H. G. seriously hurt in his stable MonDavis; judges; Louis Schimmel, sheriff, day morning, being kicked on John T. Scott, clerk. the right temple bv one of his Elk Precinct Dillard Todd, Edgar horses. No one was with him at Brown, judges: Luke Fugate, sheriff; the time of the accident, He was G. W. Rash, clerk. Cotton Precinct A. M. Kaincs, Frank heatd to speak to a young horse, Ramsey, judges; Dave Bondurant, sheriff, "get up there," and clap his hands Cicero Whittinghill, clerk. together as he started the horse. Mill Precinct S. D. Cooke, R. B. Just afterward he was found lying judges; J W. Lloyd, sheriff; G. unconscious in the sawdust with a VV. Rasb, clerk. Kitchen Precinct Tom Stone, John wounded and bruised temple. The Price, judges; Lee O'Bryan, sheriff; W. D. skin was scarcely more than Orr, clerk. abraded but the blow was very Manltou W. S. Barnett, John L. Sims, severe and he complained, upon judges; W. D. Matthews, sheriff; Frank regaining consciousness, of inBarton, clerk. N. E. Earlington R. U. Buckner, Dan tense pain in his head both on the Umstead, judges; Thos. Devault. sheriff; wounded side and the other temW. H. McCarley, clerk. ple, showing how great was the Nortonville W. S. Clements, J. Y. concussion. Crabtree, Judges; E. C. Almon, sheriff; Dr. Chatten was called and Mr. E. L. McCultocb, clerk. White Plains Gus Clark, F. F. Oates, Toy was taken to the rear part of judges; R. E. Allen, sheriff; T. O. Dilling- W. R. Coyle's store, where there ham, clerk. was quiet and a good breeze, and Charleston B. F. Ligon, Tom Cbappell, the best attention given. Judges; C. B. Milligan, sheriff; B. P. Earle, So far Mr. Toy's case has proclerk. Dllsley I. M. Hamby, John Harland, gressed quite satisfactorily to the judges, G. W. Russell, sheriff; John Doctor, and the symptoms seem clerk. quite favorable, but his exact conSt. Charles E. J. Sisk, Dick Wood- dition cannot yet be definitely deruff, judges, Eph Hanks, sheriff; John termined. It was a dreadful blow. Kennedy, clerk. "rations." Dawson E. W. Hendricks, B. P. Rice, A Washington dispatch says judges, Ike Day, sheriff; N. L- - Holeraan, Senator Deboe has secured $600 clerk. The Book Club. Richland Hiram Eison, J. J. Lipscomb, back pension pay for J. H. C. The Octave Thanct Book Circle, Judges; W. A. O'Bryant, sheriff, Tom Mitchell, of Madisonvillc. the membership of which is made Coyle, clerk. up cf twenty-on- e Earlington la Oakwali W. M. Turley, Irely B. dies who are interested in the judges; Dick Brown, sheriff; C C. aal alHA lu .4. current literature, are industriously Majors, clerk, Dalton John Doris, W. B. Brown, reading a like number of choice books and passing them on to the judges; J. A. Quinn.sheriff, J. W. Sisk, clerk. next. This is a continuation of the Silent Sun J. F. Montgomery, John reading by the same circle though King, judges; R. A. Trent. Sheriff, Arty smaller in number last year. The Sisk, clerk. South Nebo Jim Gooch, Tom Soott, members of the club this year are: judges, W B. Hobgood, sheriff. Jim Mrs. George C. Atkinson, presiClinton, clerk. dent; Mrs. Paul M. Moore, secreNorth Nebo Giles Haralson, N B. tary; Mrs. William Wendel, Mrs. Cates, judges: John Jackson, sheriff, W. Jo. F. Foard, Miss Sallie Foard, H. Compton, clerk. INDIGESTION Mortons Gap Wm. Davis, H Jones, Miss Cornelia Hester, Mrs. J. B. The entering wedge for Sg Atkinson, Mrs. E. A. Chatten, Mrs. judges; Doc Smith, sheriff; B. W Davis, nearly all Diseases the 2g clerk. C. H. McGary, Mrs. D. M. Evans, human system is heir to. Barnsley Hugh Almon, Hanse Shel-toMiss Ethel Evans, Miss Celeste 5 judges; Porterheld Lovan, sberifl Moore, Mrs. Ida Walker, Mrs. W. Lucien Littlepage, clerk. Lake Earlington Wm. Bradley, R W. F. Burr, Mrs. J. R. Rash, Miss M. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Wood, judges; Taylor Oldham, sheriff; Bourland, Miss Lucy Crenshaw, John Hogan, clerk. Mrs. E. R. McEucn, Mrs. J. M. E. Hanson L A. Prilcbett, Cap HampVictory. Mrs. Will Robinson, Mrs. ton, judges; W. W. Branson, sheriff, PRACTICC LIMITED TO Henry Ashby, clerk. Ernest Rash. DISEASES OF THE West Hanson W. M. Madison, Tom EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. J. Cates, judges; Y. W. Gentry, sheriff Better Than A Klondike Odd Mlna. Good health Is priceless when once loet, Dabncy Brown, clerk. SOI Uppcr Fikst stucct. When yon hare a Blight cold or cough loTeat EVANSVILLE, IND. 25c. in a bottle of Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam, the returns are creator than a half Interest In an Alaska cold mine, as (fold cannot buy lost LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. W. A. NISBE1 , President health, Beware ot a Blljjht cold. O. W. WADD1LL, Csthlei' Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Several of the boys who were contem2K"opkins (Lounty The last meeting of the Earling- plating securing positions under Agent Walker at ton Christian Endeavorers was well disappointedClarksville, Tenn., have been as the expected changes there attended and showed a considerable did not take place. and general interest on the part of Robert Jackson is back from a Ky. trip to the members who were present. Clarksville, Tenn., where he went to look Captal Stock, - - - $50,000. Rev. W. C. Wilson, the new pastor after a position offered him. of the M. E, Church, was present Attorney W. L. Gordon and son who Transacts a general banking business and took part. Singing, since the look after the interest of Ihe L. & N, in and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties, new books arc in use, has very the Hopkins County Circuit Court says Has the finest and most secure vault in lhat the claims filed against the railroad much improved. The fact that for damages to be looked after this term is that section ot Kentucky next State meeting of the C. E. quite heavy, yet he hopes to be able to societies is to be held in Madison- keep down the damages given to a low villc next May was brought to the point. Sal-moTim-mon- s, THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FWS is duo not only to the orlglnnllty and simplicity of tho combination, but also to tho caro and skill with which ft Is manufactured by scientific processes known to tho Califoiinia Fio Svnur Co. only, and wo wish to impress upon all tho importance of purchasing tho truo and original remedy. As tho genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the Califoiinia Fio Srnur Co. only, a knowledgo of that fact will assist ono In avoiding tho worthless imitations manufactured by other par-tics- . Tho high standing of tho Cali-ronsiFio Srnur Co. with tho medical profession, nnd tho satisfaction which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes tho name of tho Company a guaranty of tho excellence of its remedy. It Is far In advance of nil other lnxatives, as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weakening them, and it docs not gripo nor nauseate. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember the namo of the Company A CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FltAKOISCO, Oak LOUISVILLE, Ky. k EW TOKK. K. Y. Capital Stock Paid In, Surplus Fund 150,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 120,000. 1867. 9 rapierArfi mMmNMimm JNO. G. MORTON, The advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking they know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safety If the bank is a good one. There's convenlence-th- o money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket. BANKER. I" I 5 2 DR. 1 1 1 Powder 1 Liver Cures I ST. JUNES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPEHN PLHN. SPECIAL MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Price, 25 5j Cents. s Rates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. l. d. brose, 25c. DINNER. SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. No. 1 Dcf Steak, or Mutton Chops, Potatoes, Cakes or WsBles, CoBm or Tts and Fruit. ... 80 No. 2 Ham, Two Eggs. Potatoes, Cakes or Waffles 25 anj Coffee or Tea No. 3 Pork Chops with Potatoes anJ Cakes or Waffles anj Coffee or Tea 20 No. I Lake Trout, Butter Saucs. Cakes or Wattles 20 and Coffee or Tea No. Oat Meal and Cream, or Bouillon, Hot Rolls, 15 Butter and Coffee or Tea No. 6 Two Eggs, Butter, Toast anJ Coffee or Tea 19 t Take Market St. Cars direct to Hotel. Try European Plan. Cheapest and beat, only pay tor what you get THOS. P. MILLER. PRESIDENT. Madisonville, GEORGE KING, DRUGGIST ssssfepiL sdssssssssssssiV ST, CHARLES, KENTUCKY. Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded attention of those in attendance with the suggestion that it be kept in mind, so thai steps might be taken in good time toward rendering all the help possible on that occasion. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of CASTOR I A CdaSCffi&jJ&!4 Health Notice. The Board of Health of card-boar- d Earling--to- n has issued an address to the public which makes a most vigorous appeal for the cooperation of all citizens in a determined effort to put all premises in the best sanitary condition. Two cases of diphtheria are on record during the past ten days. If the proper cooperation can be had, the Health Board, Jas. R. Rash, Dr. P. B. Davis and Dan M. Evans, will see that everything possible is done to prevent any spread of this or any other contagious disease that might develop. All citizens should comply at once. Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam Is a sctentlOa remedy based on modern dlscorcrles and compounded by chemists of renown who have siren throat and lung diseases a life study. Ask yone druggist to procure it for you 11 not in 6ioc. Bold la two slies, 25c, and 50c seven-eight- s Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Mr. J R. Shie, the popular young conductor on the Elkton and Guthrie branch of the L. & N., has decided to give up rail roading and will prepare himself for the ministry. He will go to Louisville early in October where be will enter the Baptist Theological Seminary. Mr Shie is well known here, baviogbad a run of two years on the Hopkinsville and Nashville Accommodation as flagman, for Capt. Sam Stiles. Hopkinsville Kentuckian. Dr. Otto'a Spruce Gum Balsam the most pleasant and reliable remedy for roughs, colds, croup, and all soreness of the throat, chest and y Special agent Harland succeeded in landAND ing the darkey in the penitentiary for two years, who recently broke into and robbed a car at Earlington. The man, as usual, PULLMAN PALACE' '.SLEEPING CARS claimed that he was innocent until con fronted with the facts, when he confessed Between Nashville and Chattanooga, Alabama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knox, his guilt. ville, Asheville, Washington, Baltimore, ftv wrong reading of an order came Philadelphia, The New York, Portsmouth, near causing a serious wreck on the Hend Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock, Texerkana, Sherman. Waco, erson division last Monday. The conDallas and Fort Worth. : : : ductor and engineer on train 59 read the order lhat thev should meet nassentrer Palace Day Coaches on all Traini train 52 at Nortonville instead of Morions Gap, a the orders read. Both are old Information pertaining to men on the division and two of the best in TIOKET8. ROUTES, RATES. ET8. the company's employ, and their friends v Will bo cheerfully furnished upon regret to see them get into trouble and Z application to Ticket Agents, or lo tSO hope after a careful consideration of the A. J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. affair both may be allowed to continue at J. H. LATIMER, Southeastern Passenger work. Agent, Atlanta, Ga vr.n& cs.v jv- The railroad officials held court at D. J. MULLANEV, Northeastern Pass. Agt. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O Evansville last Monday to ascertain if R, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, possible who was to bear the blame in the Room oj, Ry Exchange Building, recent wreck near Nortonville. St. Louis, Mo. Supervisor Sullivan was out last Monday BRIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 328 Marquett Bldg Chicago. with a large crew of men loading ties. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agt. Chattanooga, Tenn. Louisville, Ky,, Oct. 2. The annual 0. J, Farnswortii, Agent, meeting of stockholders ot the Louisville W. L. DANLEY, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. and Nashville Railroad will be held at the Earlington, Ky. Nashville, Tenn general offices of the company in this city tomorrow. The meeting is to be a mere perfunctory affair, most of the stock being e tn an a in em represented by proxy, Durlog the past six months the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has made vast improvements, or put upon foot such improvements (Successor to Isaac Davis.) among them the magnificent station to be erected at Nashville. Besides this, the company restored the wages of all its to their standing in 1893, when a sweeping cut of 10 per cent, was made. It Is soon to declare a dividend. Its earnings the last fiscal year were such as to cause general satisfaction among the At the Old Stand, on Main and President Milton II stockholders, Street, just west of Smith said tonight that be did not expect depot, there would be any changes in the board EARLINETOIU, KENTUCKY. of directors. He added that the meeting would be purely routino in character, and First-Clas- s that nothing but the election of the directors and tbo formal presentation of his annual report, as president of the road, 8i Oi1i would take place. It is, however, known highly resolutions commendingjv that Smiths administration ot toe company s Ql ysW WJT'w affairs and indorsing Ihe course and action of the board of directors will be presented and adopted. ,jSssssBBMMBa.ytaCL bMK NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. BfOHIHIK IS v rV sssBS :& i Al TOY, Feed Stable, l 'flnS? in iiiiiigiicni GEORGE em imiiniinii nn O. I Livery and I Equipment and Prompt Service, I8HIM Mlllll III t V WILLARD HOTEL w. S. MILLER, Jr. Manager. 4 fssWsssssssssssssssssssslisiT1 - OUR GUARANTEE $100.00 IN OOLO. We will pay One Hundred Dollar In Coldfcrt any and crerr case of cough and colda wher no benefit Is derlTed from the use ot Dr. Otto' Spruce Gum Halsam. It contalna nothing In jnrlous and is so pleasant to take. Beware 4 who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids. Sold by all dealers at 25 cents. Earlington, Ky. Imitation!. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Mandcrson Oldham had the misfortune to lose a valublc family horse during the past week.- 'V si? i. ,.. I .' . ifck wm Cf, dk&ULAt- - -l H r Coughed 33 Years. I suffered for 23 years with a cough, and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and St. Louis Exposition. for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. p tickets Bell's The L. & N. will sell round-triThis remedy makes to St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 2d to 7tb inclusive. weak lungs strong. It has saved my life. limited to Oct. 10 and 13 on account of the J, U. Koseu. uranisDurg, 111. St. Louis Exposition and Fair and the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows Subscribe for The Bee. (colored.) lungs. Large bottles, 25c. and 50c Sold by St. Bernard Drug btore, sssssssssssssssssHsTtt LV P 9 tf AessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssH BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. f Jl j 7" ' fyWI-- '' " .k, ' l - - -' - U'J.-rt f . .l.t-fc- h "!i "t i1 s qHET - fc tii 5SftftAa5ftAftA' v THE SUNMYOIIOOL. LESSON II, FOURTH QUARTER, NATIONAL SERIES, 'OCT. HHtHHHSUtHIHHHHSlHH3UIHSlHH9lHHS S5 New Goods Cheap Temptations will be very great this fall to to purchase elsewhere belore looking at the splendid bargains we intend to offer you, but wo have never failed in the past to be able to meet any emergency, and feci very confident that as heretofore you will find we arc still at the bottom in prices. Will it be asking too much to suggest that you look over our stock after you hnhre priced goods elsewhere andcom-par- c quality and price? We can assure you that you will not regret it. Very truly, i I, lb 4 49 i S If if 4? 4? ANDERSON & WALLER, WIADISDNVILLE, KENTUCKY. S b9 ij AN OPEN LETTER j r WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS (OUR IUGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND 'PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK. To MOTHERS. PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was the oriainator of "CASTORIA," the samo that DR. SAMUEL - j r and has the signature of G&aiorz&4fe wrapper. No one has authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President. on cvmJ Ms borne and docs now bear ) le signature of &t&7a&A44:J wrapper. the This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is on e the hind you have always bought fac-simi- Text of tho Lesson, II Chron. xvll, Slcinory Vcnos, 341 Coition Text, Troy. Ill, 0 Commentary liy tlio Iter. V. M. Steams. l. "AntlJohosnnlint. hla son, rolgucil In his stodil nml Btrongthoncrt him6clf nRftlnst Isrncl." iBrncl, or tho ton tribes, had proved themselves to io tho onomlos of Ood, and to ntnnd with Qod monns to stnnd ngnlnst His onomlos (Jns. lv, 4). now grortt tho contrast In ohnptor xvlll, 1, whero wo koo Johosnphnt jolnlnpc nflln lty with Ahnb, tho kins of Israel, ami thus necessitating tho robuko of tho Lord In chapter xlx, 0, "Shouldest thou help tho ungodly and lovo thorn that hato tho tordf" To bo for God at all tlmoa and undor nil circumstances Is a raro things and Is econ perfectly only In tho Lord Christ. fi. "And ho placed forces In all tho fenced cities of Judah." Every king was king for tho Lord (II Chron. lx, 8), and his Btrongth was to bo In tho Lord nnd not In horses and chariots (Dcut. xvll, 10). When wo put our trust In things vlslblo, wo oro opt to ceaso to soo and roly upon God (.Tcr. xvll, G). This Is a constant toinptatlon and a snnrn. Tlio Lord is of Ion proving us ns Ho did Thlllp, and we, llko 1'hillp, vonturu to suggest to Him how It might bo dono, but all tho whllo Ho Himself knows what Ho wlllsdo (John vl, Whon wo obetllontly aud trustfully, under God's guidance, maUo ordinary provision, all Is well. Tho dlfUculty is vt hen wo ccaso to eco God. JchQnplmt." 0. " Aid tho Lord was-witThis is tho secret of all blctslng. Tlio Lord was with Joseph (Gen xxxlx, 2, 8, 21, 23). Tho Lord was with David (II Sam. v, 10). His comfort to Moses, Joshua, Gideon nnd Jcrcmlnh was tho a'Ruranco that Ho wus with them (Ex. HI, IS; Josh, i, So when tho , 10; Jer. I, 8). G; Judg. Lord Josus 6ont His followora into nil tho world tho greatest encouragement Ho could glvo thorn was His nESurnnoo: "All power Is given unto Mo In heaven nnd on earth. Go ye, therefore, nnd, lo, I am with you nlway, oven unto tho end of tho ngo" 0. Jo-bu- 2 j ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. INCORPORATED. s Miners and Shippers of General ftO A L AND COKE Earlington, Kentucky. -- t Excess Fares Discontinued. Line has disTho excess fares on the "Colcontinued orado Special," which leaves Chicago daily, 10.00 a. m., reaching Omaha at 11.15 next afternoon. It has further improve d its service by perfecting through sleeping car on ihe "Colorado Special" to Colorado Springs. Train leaving Chicago 10.30 p.m. daily also has through sleeping and chair cars. Tourists tickets via the Chicago and on sale at all important poinln in the Unilcd Stales nnd Canada. North-wester- n North-western Fair Proposition. HaesvilloPlalndrnltr George Jolly's proposition lo tho Fowlcntes seems 10 bo exceedingly fair and refusal will show All tics them up in a bad light. disputed games should he shot or off or played over. Mr. Allen Laffoon is putting the finishing strokes on the furnishing of his new house west of Earling has been Mr. Laffoon ton. with malarial fever but threatened is now much better. Howard While, MlninRHoRlncir lor ihe UernardCoalCompinv. ha extended h J Icteptiono lino lo ihe filth lull ami by so doinR bo has communication wiih several points both in nml out of the mliiiii. Mr YVtuto is also making improvements In ol tho nun.-btho city lights by an incro-isof arc lifihts. .St. - JBarriLolra JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, aoi N. Cherry Street, Nashville, K. G. Office. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Padticah, Kentucky. Tennessee. T. L. LI2E, Manngcr, Corner Main and Auction Streets, CAPT. S. H. NEWDOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, nicnipnis, lcini. v. Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. "Whipleeeile A.gentte BRIDGMAN, JOHN T. HESSER, Hauscr Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. .- - I 4 FAMOUS THE uses, Earlington, For all NU. H Diamond ana &tj. unanes from Mines. Only "Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. LUAL I er Lalaycttc, Christian county, last Tuesday, voted ng.iinst saloons by a majority of twenty three. s&rr5E' e i Do Not Be Deceived. Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the ingredients of which even he does not know. "The Kind You Have Always Bought" BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. TMff &4&jfjr fxSV&Wtir TT MUHHAT OTRKCT sion, zealous of good works. tho Lord stabllshcd tho G. "Thoroforo kingdom In his hand." Joshua was told according that If ho would observe to do bo prosperto all tho law, his way would ous and ho would havo good suocoss( Joshua I, 7, 8). In II Chron. xx, CO, Jchoshophat Is heard Eaylng to tho people, "Bollovo Jn tho Lord your God, so shall ro bo established," nnd in Isa. vll, 0, Is tho contrast, yo shall not "If yo will not believe, surely In His word bo established." In God and is tho only establishment, for all olso shall bo 6bakcn. Whoroforowo receiving a kingdom which cannot bo shnken lot us havo graco whoroby wo may servo God accent-abl- y with revoronoo and godly fonr, for our God is n consuming llro (Hob. xll, 29, 29). 0, (Math, xivill, 4. "Ho sought to tho Lord God of hla father and walked In nis command-nicnta.- " It is writton of Zachnrlns nnd Ellzaboth that they woro both righteous beforo God, walking In all tho commandments nnd ordinances of tho Lord blnmo-los- s (Luko 1, 0). God had said to Israol that if thoy would obey nis voleo and kcop His covenant, thoy would bo a peculiar treasure unto Hliu nbovo all pcoplo (Ex. xlx. 6), and In Titus 11, 11 (It. V ), It is writton that Ho gnvo Himself for us to redeem us from all Iniquity nnd purify unto Hlrasolf n pcoplo for Ills own posses). I BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FURNRBE8, Why buy 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 lra if 7 1 ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY jt . S$iJiSiiS53S; CHRISTIAN t ZTrlROUGH IhUtHHiait-PiNGfiBUff- tl vtsnauLEo .THAIKSOAJUf u -- .?.m ivf.(vivasia. 1 1 ' TlUobIhsH cars mon HASHVIttt .LaBdlllsB HWOflliANS WSiltxrXy ftni1ILLHAN.6iil rwwnvitLt.linn f.P.TjEFffilES.O.P.A tvANvij.veJiNo ENDEAVOR. ur (Jolor'ed Hi?ens. GOT FIVE YEARS, " Ills KlQilnrsinmtQeneroltty i OUV. bllAW'9 KIND T1HAKT. Dp Wot CCNTAUR OOMPAflT. htWYORR CITY. 1" Mr fcv ftK . fc Tho way of tho aa cngloa)(Isa. Lord woa'eo attractlvo and cnjoyablo that tho way of tho world and tho Uovll bconmo distasteful and tho high places nnd grovoa Popular Proprietary woro taken nwny. Wo cannot walk with Medicine Sold at Retail God unless wo bumblo oursolvos so to do and mako up our minds to bo agreed with for Five Cents a Package Hlra(Mlo. vl, B, Amos HI, 8). ' experimental the first 7. ''Also In tho third year of his rolgn ho sent to his princes to teach In tho cltlra ' step In a direction that of Judah." What a suggestive foreshadowmay lead to revolution ing of tho tlmo whon "A king ghall rolgn In righteousness nnd princes flhall rulo In 9 in the trade.' judgraont, ond tho work of righteousness Kow Tor company ot mnnuf aotutlnc rtiemUti. th nipasi ChomlcM Company. .shall bo penoo, and tho effect of righteous1 -- i. iid ...! ..iiii tnHplnnl tfthlct or "tabula" comixweu ness, quietness and nssuranco forever" K romprMMtl ivwdcrcd preparation 1 1 n 1. Jn medicinal drugn which bad been ueff (Isa. xxxll, 1, 17). Thuro cannot bo anylotnod in l M moro general uso amunK nuxiieni men inim anj ounr, mr dlgntton or Imua mi ISvlatlmi .7 .uchtlta common to man Kl.ao their orlKln In on and ellmlnatlna WMte. thing moro Important than that men nourUhmcni tor mislml atlnn rowl.otworblng said to Include prelly nearly ercry iSictKaaot fll Included under tl.H lieurt U 6hould know tho Lord nnd nis wnys, and . pi.M lwwnionu.TKijy-..".iuwhen kings nnd princes tnko up this as nu?rlnir Into tho pnckel aliouLlVo or tho hlihcet (Trade, and o prepared TTtlilnir tholr mission, tho kingdom will cither iiuulltlM intnct nud unimpaired through any extended t rrjaJrv ru Only bavo como or bo very near. Just now our tho choicest ilruun hould bo uaed, their preparation n In any oil tlma.,-r7f ot .. i - nvuuV. mat. i tho lutt iKTfoctcd methoda!- of modern science, thotaoulei .t.lth t UIIU1U UDia government has given 160,000,000 for ..Vt ".l "V ouuri'i umuiiiuuu p..m.-- vi..iu. 1;'tu IK. i ,rk. ..-- . UVO. rtroucieu ut high m 1U for tho purchaso or manufacture of no riuiremonu tnai no from lilt output that hnrsboonota (rrftdamipply moro than a mall proportion rnauuiaciurer oiiurw dny utopnon could warships or war material, but was it over TUo claw vlaU wero In turn packed in Ipqxeapf 1 moot tho exaction fpcclllcoUonii. hoard that any government over gavopven duality not nrpnod In beauty and perrccilonor worKmantnip uy ihihukm ut we IlaTlniiBCttbelrhlKhitandard, Gout f oaUdtoui donlcr Injovreliand ornnmonHofgold. $1,000,000 to mako known tho living Godf vary from it, the proprietor! resortl to the accepted modem indnoTorconontlnlo poren nuDureu iuuiuii uwin i 8. "And with thorn Lovltcsnndprlosts." rthodiof making their coromoiiuy xnown.ana has Informed orcry American cltlxcD vtodlUilunTeyoors In newspaper ailvertnlnjr Tlio priest's lips should keep knowledge, ona un'riopK uuwiuei ui uipiu lauuica. cpooornlnetuo BUjjnor and palntaklWobnver of tho changed condition! that rwrep nnd thoy should Eock tho low nt hla mouth, lleliid a liearlnit to note worA and tmr the commercialprowullon ofcareful trade, theercry clrcumitanco barlnljhaTe noted for ho Is tho mossengcr of tho Lord of manager! of tho company their ouon the nicooMful a pruuent lnalnU'nt demand for a lower prloo for orcry orttcle that tfiat thxro hosta (Mnl. 11, 7). Their calling la simune, and that the p4la, although requiring tho rcachm or approachea on univcrwil percentarea ply set forth in II Chron. xxlx, 11, In being calKU t of CTcrythtng. rcaent nnneoesary npon to pay heary deterioration for auncrflaou protection oalnt that might OTnpnlng and packing or thoeo words, "My sons, bo not now negliIn tho caao of n rurchaao tnftnded to be consumed In a In Toari". but la noodle! gent, for tho Lord hath cho6on you to by the totof tlmeand actual experience, treolt It haa nlo locn(llcoTcnl. and proved to Ion of qualltlM or diminution of Tabuloa do not havo tho that thceo --r..M nviuuiim elint mtohttendency hare liren flxrjected. lnaimuch a!, tinder stand before Illm to servo Illm and that at flnt bag In a drawee tweket yo should minister unto Hlmand burn infavoralito oondMona, thoao that linvd loin loosopractically oa n traTollngaa Qcacloui aa f rcah and lor Kovcrnt wok or month! art tJualAa bo cense." Prlosttf, prophets and kings were to rooognlzo Ood alono as thplr Master and Acting gram tlwm) ewrccetlonx, and noting portlcaUrly tno unimpaired prosperity of prfvit nowpapors now sold for a cent intteod ot tne ow rate ot nre iimea inai amount. llvo only unto Illm. ale, tho tho general tendency In all direction! toward low rate! and Increasedpui Simpony havo entered upon tlio experiment of putting up K nam Tabulea In 0. "And thoy taught In Judah nnd hod (ho trado upon term! which will permit of a package fnrtom which they will offer to tbo book of tho law of tho Lord with thorn Iiolngseldby tlio rfnmrt.t171rm iMmlrAMVr nt A riflCA if noses, ror .. . cent eacn. vie mevTA tn tAtmiai. or Mmiiiiin, and went about throughout oil tho cities The company will not discontinue tho manufacture and saje In the form with which of Judah aud taught tho pcoplo." xncro oiler tho Tabulca. but tho nonplo havolearnod to know and toIuo tho Rlpani dealro them. will should cheaper It beplalnly or tho benefit of such a! may is nothing on eatth so heavenly as tho undcrstoo.1 that tho quality of tho modldno 11 Identical In both aorti, tho only dlffercnco t Word of God. It Is all "truo from tho lieliig In tho form and comparative cost of pocking or putting up. The drug-rfare not yot to bo had of all dealers, although it U proboblo that almoit any single nnd "forovor settled in hcuvon" so a will obtain a supply when requested by a customer to do anyi but In any case cents In paid, to (Pa. cxix, 80, 100). Wo nro to rccolvo It address, for lire forton. containing (cnlabulca, will bo sen, postagi 10 Until the Chemical Co.. No. Spruce BU rtimpr forwarded to the Iltpani to mockly, hold It fast, rightly dlvldo it and the trade, agent! and peddlon will be supplied at a coo. are thoroughly Introduced hold it forth, for It Is an ongruftcd word, price which will allow them a fair maroln of rront, till doiwn cartons for 40 cento. 5 gross (TJO coitom) I Of (NJSS. 23 grosa 13,00 cartotu) for bikit(IMeartonrtforl.SJ. n faithful word, a word of truth nnd n Cush t mi tuo order m every ensa word of lifo ( Jas. 1, 21 : Titus 1, 0 ; II Tim. II. IB: Phil. II. 10). If all mlnUters nnd tonohora taught only tho Word of God and V V !HsSBHiBaBBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBaBBUBWGiSlsnBSSSSSSS1hBBBW!aBSSSBl honored it us tho Word of God, how much moro would bo accomplished for God I But A,AAAA .AAA irfl ftftftftftrtAAftftftAAftAWtArtAiftftrtAftiWAftrtJiAimArt,ftftf whon thoso who profess to bo Its frlonds dishonor ond ovon set nsldo innnyiiortionB 5 Ilrccllurldge Castlema Arthur G. Lantjhain, John H. Cattleman. of It what Bholl wo eayt Just this, "Forovor, O Lord, thy word Is Buttled in hoavon." 10. "And tho foor of tho Lord foil upon all tho kingdoms of tho lands that were round about Judah." Thoro was no war. Other nations brought presents nnd tribute, nnd Jehosnphat wnxod great exceedingly (vorscs 11, 18). Tho remaining versos of tho chapter toll that his army rwos 1,100,000, but thoory noxt chapter tolls The Largcs Hie Insarancc Company In the World. of his downfall. Uzzlah was marvclously lwlpod tllljho was strong, but hla strength Docs the Largest Business Transacted In KcntncKy was hlsvcakncss and tho oauso of his fall (II Chron. jottl, 18, 10). Our only atrongtn Is In tbo Lord. Bo strong in tho Lord and Docs the Largest ltassness Transacted In the Sonthern States. In tho power of nis might xl, 81). "And his heart was llftod up In tho ways of tho Lord." Tho margin says that ho was onoouragod in tho ways of tho Lordj thoso who sook to walk In tho way of tho Lord fihall not lack encouragement to contlnuo thucin. Thcro will bo many a handful dropped for us on purpoeo to load ua In nis way (Ituth II, 10). Thoy Uiat wait upon tho Lord shall renew tholr strength, they shall mount up with wings MEDICINE for the A MILLION a i Tonlo Tor the Weok rwclnnlng Oct. s. nil owners of nrws All communications Ulnlne 10 this column should be aiMreisnl in Comment hy IIct. 8. II. I)ole. Geo. ALEXAxnit, Uailincton. Kv Tona "Trials nnd tow to bew them." Isa. xll. Rev Fisher opened school at tho Bap"Man is bom to troublous tho 6parka fly upward." Who in tho wido, wirto tist church Monday. world has escaped trials? Who has not A A. Cavanah. Freddie liarl and Wm boon borno down by them? Who has not too llines are sick. often folt that tho triolsof lifo wcro There is some complaint ol tho school heavy to bo borno? Who haa not in anguish &nd sorrow crlod out, "Is thcro having two teachers of a kind. anything thAt will holp mo bear tho Mrs. Ed Harland and Miss Arilena, ol trials of lifo?" Somo try to bear their Hopkinsville. left Sunday nlfiht for SI. troubles own trials. Thoy hoop fhoir safoly locked in their own minds and Louis. Lige Pritchett is sick this week hearts. To tho world thoy appear frco from caro, destituto of trials. Within Mrs. lluldah HarRrovet went to While tholr hearts aro breaking and tholr Plains Tuesday. minds weakening under heavy burdens Hev G U. Walker visited here last and trials. Somo pcoplo cast their bur- Strat Mclnr, la., Oct fl. Qov. Shaw rebo out of pocket as A MOB HAD BEEN FEARED. fill It of lilxrnlity lji extending1 loam tp hundred! of members of tho detail stationed ut Conip Mojflnloy. Tho ot Yesterday morning Iho prisoners seneminent han rofuseil to Isruo pay tenced at the Hopkins Circuit Court were prior to tho return of tho two regiconveyed to Eddyvillo penitentiary The ments now homo on furlough, and Dck Luke Mitchell Convicted on the Charge of Shooting Barnes. to rtnTODctnApnrcUI(Ul7Sol illen frojn Ills SIMK promlrs to 11 ;;'' 1 i.4u K r j 1 ro-?- .. one-nan- pack-oc- 1 OW .... ...... ..... A Royal Insurance Co. OF TLrl-voirjpo- dens upon others. Thoy mako tho lives week . of all about thom miserable with a con-EjMrs Mary llrown, ol Hvansvillo. is recitation of thoir personal tribu- visit. ns here lations and 0 constant demand for symMORTONS GAP. pathy. Trials pro to bo bomb in part by ourselves. Wo 6honld not without effort Mrs. bissie Brown is very low at this glvo way to them, but cxerciso nil our writing with Ibe typhoid fever. powers to control them. Wo uuouW Ju Liltle Bartie, infant son ol Mr. and tho proper way Beck tho sympathy and holp of our frlonds in our times of trou- Mrs Tom Montgomery died Friday night, ble, but above everything olso wo noed and was buried Saturday afternoon at 3 to learn practically that God in Christ o'clock We extend sympathy to the "is our rofugo and our strength, a very parents. present hojp in troublo," ana thoroforo Mr. NiUon Hopson and lilllo Auena to cast our caro ppou turn, xor nocnrcia Hopson are on tho sick list. for us. That God will help us to bear h The trustee election Saturday passed off trials of lifo is tho lesson of tbo Scrip- quietly. Mr- - Howard Lilllepige is lue tural reference. Through tho prophot Isaiah God is promising to Isrnol pro- new trustee. Mr Lewis demons went lo tyortonvijio tection and support through tho troublous period that is approaching. Thceo ycsletday. words apply oqually to all God's pooplo, Mr Lilllepige is all smiles. He has a and wo may thercforo find comfort and new boy. holp in them. What has become of our Literary ? J. God holps us to bear trials by being with us. "Fear thou not, for am with Where were two of our best young men thco; bo not dismayed, for 1 nro thy Sunday, night. God." How tho presenco of a strong, Our wedding failed lo come off on the sympathizing friend assists us in bearing trials, and specially slionld fhin bo 1st. so when that frlond is our Godl Why doesn't N. II. go down lo the lake 3. God liolps us to bear trials by J now? strengthening us. "I will strengthen thco; yea, I will holp tbooj yea 1 will HAY QO TO CUBA. unhold thco with tho right hand of My righteousness I" God strengthens us for tho trials of lifo. Through Christ, tSat Third Kentucky Order 1,400 Duck strongthoneth us, wo cannot only do all Suits, and Will be Ready. things, but bear all things. Ilia grtico is Ky., Oct., 4. Lexington, sufficient for us. Our weakness is mado strong in His Btrongth. Six car loads of winter supplies 0. God holps us to bear trials by weak- consigned to different regiments at ening thom. To Israel Ho snys, "Thoy Camp Hamilton have arrived and that war against thco shall bo as noth- twelve more arc expected within ing nnd as a thing of naught. " God The supplies days. wcalions our trials. JIo tempers tho the next two blankets, to tho shorn lamb. Our trials aro consisted mostly of thick 6torm to boar them; overcoats and heavy army regulanot abovo our ability thoroforo lot us como to God in tlmo ot tion underwear. troublo and in tho hour of trial. Of the consignment the Third Blblo Bcadlnga Dout xxxi, Engineers received two car loads, lv, Josh, i, 0; Pa xxxvli, 0; xlvl, the Twelfth New York one car 23; Isa. xllil, 0; Math. v. 4j vl, cars were diPhil, load, and the other regiments, inxi, 28; xxvlii, 10, 20; Gal. vlfi; vided among other iv, 0; Hob. sill, 0; I Pet v, 0, 7. Mississippi and 0-24-0- most notable one was Luke Mitchell, who was sent up for five yoirs for the attempted assassination ot Mr " Barnes, near Nebo somo months ago. It is remembered lhat Barnes was shot after dark, tho assassin firing through Ihe window, and his lifo was despaired of. Luke Mitchell was arrested charged with the shooting and landed in jail a. Madison-villc- . It is doubtful if it would havo been possible to convict Mitchell but for tho fact that after bo had been In jail a whilo he I wrote a letter addressed to some ono at i Mortons Gap, in which ho said he had done Ho was indicted on the tho shooting. strength of this and at trial confessed his guilt Judge Nunn gave him the highest pen alty under tho law and ho was hurried on lo Ihe penitentiary. Some fear was entertained lhat there might bo a mob organized fur his benefit. Mr. Barnes was just able 10 attend the trial and is very weak finv. Rlunv In tho rtQodnc9 of bU heart placed In tho hands ot tho adjutant ponrrnl MOO to bo distributed In the form 01 loans of $J each to tho detnlL Before all entitled to tho money had rrcclvcd It eomp mcmberi of tho detail repeated at tho desk pf tbg nflcnt ot the governor eecur-In- g $!0 by blgnlng fictitious names. As a consiHjucnce sqmo members of tho detail nro without money intended BSJ BEST TRAINS Kansas Oily, Montana, Go orado, Pacific Coast, Utah, Washington, Omaha, for thrni THE PARIS COMMISSION. The .Imrrlenn Slemberi Iterate to Disclose the lus of Devroy anil Mrrrllt on rnllrjr Toward therillplno. St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, VIA St. Louis or Chicago. NOT A CANDIDATE. Pnrls, Oct. 0. Tho United States VESTIBULED TRAINS. peace comiiiiMion held its usual session from 10 n. m. to 1 p .m. Tho SLEEPERS. DINING CARS. conimlsRloriiTH continued the conferCHAIR CARS Merrltt, nnd prac ence with Mnj.-Getically concluded nnd extended enn- - r. M. RUQQ, TRAV.PASS'RAOCNT(T. LOUIS, MO, T. LOUIS, MQ HOWARD ELLIOTT, OtN'L MOIL, vnMt of the Philippine nltuntlnn. The members of tho commission re i. W. WAKELCV. OtNXPASSn AOT,8T. LOUtS.M fused to discloRo tho views of flcn. Merritt or Admlrnl Dcwcy In regard BO YEAHS' tn tho policy to lo pursued town rile EXPERIENCE tho People of tho Philippines. n. (c8). Judge Holt Tells Republican Friends He lias No Aspirations For Congressional Honors. MYSTERI0USBANK"R0BBERY. 01a Tiiousnnd Hollars In Ilnntr No I us I11C from Motion' Dank sit Mis; jjjjnjra TRADC UA Winnipeg. St. Paul, Minn., Oct, 3. A Wlnne-pp- p COPYRIOHTQ AC. -J- uilgo W. II (Mnn.) spcclnl to tho Dispatch Frankfort, Ky . Oct Anrono enilln a sketch nd description may opinion free whethor an olcslr city, is anxious lo havo his says: At noon $CO,000 in bank notes rnrentlonasrerUln onr MtcnuW. P"ron.,'f: Holt, of this If proh.blr Hsnabookon tlonsstrlctlreonndontlsL Republican friends in this Iho Seventh wan missing from tho vault of 's wnt troo. OWcst ratmcr for sccnrln ; wtenlfc he is not a candidate for district know that A lmnk here. Tho vault hnd been nwrrii nutlet, without ash Munn tbs cliarKO. In rnneress this vear His namo was first opened by regular combination. OfIn connection with tho nominamentioned anil pollco refuse to glvo nny tion a week aco. when the Woodford ficials cirwccilf. convention instructed ils delegates details. Tho manngcr Is out of town A hanflsomelr llloslralnd Journal. iJiraost Wll county Tcrnis. any sclontlBO 01 ino race pn a shooting trip, nnd all tho clerks culation of month, 1 1. Bold by" yowsdealors. tpsti four lor him. in speaking ho said that he bad never sought tho in- - are'nt work. HUNN & Co.36,Badw"- - New York imrirnns of anv county nnd did not llranch Offloo. (3S V BL, Washington. 1. U TUB MARKET REPORT. nomination for this or any other want the Mol-son- DEfllllNS lARKB Scientific Jlmtm. cilice DR. SOREV'S LOSS. "WEDNESDAY. Oct , House Burned at Daylight Friday Morning, at nadlsonvllle. drain nud I'rovlalons. niOltlWt Bt. S rod, other gradoB, I2.00S2.30. Wheat No. OiUa Hay-Prnlr- cluding the Third Ood Oulde Alight. & PAUL M. MOORE BARLrNQTON. KV Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS. Southern Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky. WWWWWW'WWWVVVW eft. V aright our republlo ai;d its fearless president, bo that rifjlitcoafincas God gnido HarUoot Agont for Uarilngtoo and VlclrHty. and Justioo prevail and foes who imJow-is- h peril frocdom bo forever slloncod. Messenger. XfW w yWHI'll m ywyvMwvywwwwyvvvwvwww i.4wl' ..ill' ,sl:..i.l..-- eUiilj, laojluiiK WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery In Wttrtluies. Our nation will bavo noed to pray for sustaining graco. Tho calamities 01 war will etrilio with far greater forco in our homos than on tho battlefield. Thoro ono may fall, but at tho flrosido a half dozen will bo so prostrate that death would bo a relict Old conditions must pass away. Tho selfish Bplrit must QO into tho vicarious. Tho notion's woes must, through the graco of God, bo subsidized to good account Thoy must ndt bo lost as a purifying ngouoy, but through revival offorts booomo a ro? cnuo toward sustaining tho nationte heart nmidhor baptism of blood. Pros-bytorla- iGoth Indiana. Love asd .llteoeis. The Third Kentucky has made Sympathy begets lovo, and lovo likeness. That is tho vory cssonco rpnnisition throuch the Quarter of Christian mora,ls. To fool for and master Department for i.dtfo white sudor with Christ results lr a knowle- duck suits. The Third hopes to dge) of Christ and a lovo for Christ. ho ennnlied if it is called upon to Men always booomo moro or loss liko go to Cuba. The suits are exthat which thoy lovo. Tho virtuos days. of ua-go- which tho eaint laboriously cultivates soften and dignify bis countenance. Thoso who lovo Christ bocomo llko Him. Thoy havo dwolt so long on tho beauty of that marvolous lifo, thoy have so honestly striven to sharo tho sufferings of that lifo, to triumph over tho powor of sin, to bo mook, charltablo and patient nnd to contcmplnto with tranquil-llt- v tho nrosnoct of death, that thoy bo como in thoir feeblo way liko OhrlBt, and ovory woll spent Lent will bring thom noaror and noaror to Him. Ohurohman. pected to arrive inside ten PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. BARNETT & ARNOLD. BUUKtS M. JSMFTy-WWTS LV tt. , WMlKt EARLINGTON, KY. ." W MupWHJiM1"! vpQWQuypurpi 'jyWfJSWuiljpHiniipii rl "HP 'V&tpwty All tLbt IA11S. J Bjrup. Tattos Uixxl. Ml Koldbrdrumilsui. I frMBBSSM DkR Kpoq The First battalion will this Maj Saffarans with a splenThe presentasaddle horse. did tion was to have taken place yesterday evening at dress parade, but was postponed till this evening as no parade was held yester- uay. v The horse comes as a iokuu ui the kindly feeling that Maj. deservedly commands. He i'q nn excellent officer. House'd. Well New buildings aro being erected Tho rollglon that lives through a cold season is woll housed in u warm honrt for the use of the Quartermaster's Moravian. and Commissary departments. Galvanized garbage cans have A Muster Farce. been distributed amoug the regiI,f.vo is n niastrr fcrce, and ho that ments. AH refuse will be dumped foe'H i i power will hato all evil. n ihem; Saf-fara- About daylight last Friday morn ing, Dr. Sorey, who resided on North Main street in Madisonville, awoke to discover flames issuing from a closet in his house, and the building and part of the contents was burned in spite of the efforts of those who came to their aid. The Doctor saved a large part of l.lro stock Market. cy exports, I.,ouh He carried $1,100 Bt. btitchora'. tl 2SH6.00: stockcrs. the furniture. cow insurance on house and contents. Packinir. and hclfcri). O.4W3J0. IIqi .75JTa.67: hutchors". 13 Hh. HnHa 9 iwy. lamua, iili,.hC( The fire opcurrcd during a rain and ti.0OQC.25,.. 7r.Tt19 u. lbs, icpa.wni-aper lw k. Mad3.MfJ3.00; mlxod. adjoining property was saved. $3 44 rJW3.M4. hciivj'. cows ana isonville is without water supply t?3M. Ciittlo Jloovpa. $1.0005.75; 13 lOM.fO: 00ifM70. Texas stcora. holrcra. t2 nnd fondora. and hence the provisions for pro- woBternB. 13D0fit.60: Btockori! wjci.wj;wobi-crn13 ZVK'i go blioep jsniives, u vmn.ii; lambH, tection against fire are very inadeKnnsaa City Cnttlo Natlvo Meets, $3.7S 47B.35: Tons steers, $2,8314 60; Toxascpwii, quate. cown J2.23CW33. d, Corn-r-Futur- Ml7c. Corn No.2 rnlxed.204ty30Hc.OOff7.0)J To, No. 2, 23H234c elenr timothy, t7.CO09.BO. Uuttor Croam-r- v Hires Fresh. lVi7lli.!! ilnlrv.l6!M7Ue. otoam, 4.C0e. Pork 12V4C Lnrd-Prl- mo Now mess, J7.87i4- - Bacon Clear rlbg.CHc; 20027c Cholco Vool Wheat Futurcn closed. October, 6flc n; December, J&HGC&ic Muy, W'ic l. Jnnlinrv. 1.B7M fapcember. 2SM25!4c. May. S030',ic b, Chlcnoo Closing quotations: Whont C2Wo May, CtHo. 8ctobcr. G2Wc. December, ttvio; Dccombcr.29Tc;May, 32c. Onts Octobor, 21Hc; Docornbor,21Hcs Mny, aTtjWJe. Torlt October, J7.CB: 8 87M. Lnrd Oo J7.8O: January, tnber, H Wi Doccmbor. Jl 65; Jixnuary.tl 75. W.20; October. fl.BS; Short closed: October, !9Uo a; Cattlo-Fan- If You Aro Going North, If You Aro Going Sculh, If You Aro Going East, Aro Going West; VIA If You PUKCHA3C TICKET TMt Louisviilc ft Naohvillc n. R. & AND OO OSCUr.8 ; Tho Maximum of Safety, OHcnpo-Iionp-M- Frt. SuW-W.-rquffh- , Jho Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum s, '3 :- 1 of Rates. a. Qencral Baptist Church. Rev. E. T. Smith, the new pastor of the General Baptist 3: bull., (A, dtockorn nnd foodcra, $3.005J . HoKB-Il- ulk K.mti-nof sales, tt.BO5J3.06; paokorn, J3 00&1T0J heavlos, f3 60jf3.00; 4 natlvo and hotfoni, ti.KHf mixed. $3.t5M3.&: llphts, $3.1003.80; york-er- u. $3 KGa.COj plffs, $3.253.M. ClnclnimU-Ho- gn Actlvo at $3.00(g8.02'.t. Kates, Time and nil other Information vAti be cheerfully furnished by C. P. ATM one, . cjiurch at this plape, has in progC. & E. I conductor has been arrested ress a protracted meeting whiph is at tho dircctjon of Internal Revenue Col lector Mcnry, 01 xerro riauie, on tuo expected to continue some days. cbargo of violating the revenue law by to rebate cash Rev. Dane, of Vcazey, Ky., will failure to attach a stamp Scott, however, fare slip. Commissioner assist him. The other churches has telegraphed the Collector not to pro Ihe Attorney on this work are Goad's Chapel at ceed with' prosecution till question, The General shall pass upon tho Mannington, .and Oakley Home railroad company has instructed conductors not to issue receipts it they must be Church, near Vcazey. stamped. The pastor will mako Earlington "jhisheadquartcjs duirngMhc year ' Subscribe for Tjie Bee. . - Or by r. A., touraviKx, ttit Kv. "W.'W. ETHRIDGE, Agent. . Jl ii .iii'MlllMlfl'Ml:iMl DETECTIVE We want a man in every local- itv to act as Drlvato Detective under instructions. Experience unnecessary, Auuross, I y- - I DETECTIVE lAGENCY;vf Nashville, Teal SsrSf?'- I . ?.. M .fsfttrf" ' y Ut-ia-.- tt .t . ;'3Ursr-- ktfSuHmskid Kl. ,,: ,n.l &kt.; hl .1 Mil ,1 IT"" J w J ssssW '' ii imiiiil' ffifTTi in ' TiifTiM Mvimdf;-rr--J- -r mm Blt-l-

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