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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v I u 4 1 I r I i1Ycannot in and the I i11lrrl YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 27 1898 NO 43 jfh X 1 i At STORE NEWS 1i t J tin+ I 4 St Bernard Store I tV4 S 1Shoes for Everybody As we always have so lave we now best things on earth in Shoes t 4the of any age Nothing fortmost substantial and genuine the most reasonable prices tAll For Ladies The choice made by Drew Shelby Co i 4JFor Men The best things from the factory of J S Nelson rl tFall Winter Clothing Large variety of HONEST SUB 4 STANTIAL and Stylish Goods Latest tCut and Finish NOTHING tSHODDV At the most reasonable 4- G and Style beyond iTquestion 55 to 315 SuitJtS Blankets tvl- At 41- V Big and Broad and Thick and Warm I 4 tiItOvercoats i t EverybodyQuality tI Warm Goods Strong Goods Not trouble to buy as it takes so little money I 4 Millinerytlltorsand Walking Hats Also a Choice for children and little tots 1i if 7 4 Capes and tJackets assort latest of La yidies1 and Child j l rens Capes and Jftf at prices 4- i tJackets fit any 0 We cant rr them t see here Come and 1 Groceries It t stock so com I tpleteand fresh outside a tv- Jt Every neces Lt sary and luxury that is tv- Jtt made or grows to eat- Ourreptitationforhonest goods and honest values is itI sustainedin a marked degree tvin our Big Grocery Depart V me ttnd as to canned goods ifA we have everything in can Lthat can be canned Fruits tvI A Vegetables Syrups Meats thatIV Choice Goods Close Prices 34 HK r ij t ti U I rw t1 S l c rj1u tu2oulP1oo1oo1s 1I4 school supplies from A D Special inducements will foS zt rAnd Call and see his prices 9y NDUSTRY WE 4cL tY iWJif ININTH 4varied FOR CUBANINDEPENDENCE- A Manifesto Supported by Many Spaniards Openly Proclaiming Cuban Independence A FREEFORALL GRABASGRABCAH Urcat Discontent Among HpatiUh Troop In Cuba Q en lllnuco4 Ll lmuilniont DecreeCuban 1atrlot Club In II vaun Iloclalralng a Holy War Agaliut American Jliwum via Key West Oct 24Paz- r Iilhcrtml one of the dally papers of ClonfupjjoH published with the sane lion of the government print n mani festo with over 300 Blgnoturca a great mniiy of which arc those of Spaniards openly proclaiming Cuban Independ Owing cove to the fact that the Spanish ofllccrs lire selling commissary stores at any price obtainable army supplies are now a drug in the market in the Interior making legitimate trade Impossible Corruption and Robbery Dally Ilccomlnc More Open It is asserted that as the Spanish rule In Cuba draws to a close corrup Boll and robbery dolly become mere open and wholesale The commission of transportation charged with fur nishing passage tickets to Spanish of ficers returning to Spain charges an arbitrary rate of four dollars each for a berth If tho victim refuses to give up ho is made to wait for several steamers the commission claiming that there is no room A FreeForAll OrabaiGrubCau Game Generally tho officer is glad to pay the tax in order to get away This abuse is openly spoken of but the present situation is a freeforall grab Bsgrnbcnn game and every one op years eager to make money while the Spanish sun shines rue official report of the burials in the city of Havana since the first of the present year shows that there have been 10821 interments The average death rate keeps on steadily at 47 per day Great Discontent Among tle Spanish Troop Great discontent prevails among tho Spanish troopsbccausc nonpayment in some cases for six months in others for seven months and in still oth era for even eight months and the sol diers fear that will be embarked for Spain without receiving their pay The your quality of the food sup plied to nearly all the soldiers has oc casioned much illfeeling and serious Insubordination Is feared in several lo calities In the province of Puerto 1rlnclpe of the 400 members of the civil guard 300 have deserted and gone over to the insurgents At Kucvltas the Tarragona battalion became In subordinate and attempted to join the insurgents on account of the short ra tions and tho wretched quality of the food supplied by their chief Gen March in command In that province on learning of this occurrence went to Nucvitas and succeeded In quieting tho soldiers by furnishing them with good anti plentiful rations Utiertloni Stopped by Oen Dlancog Old baud went Decree Many soldiers until recently were deserting but Can J3iancoa deer e re garding disbandment has put a stop to the defections Over 8000 soldiers have been mustered out since the Issuance of the decree The sanitary brigades of Unvanaauanabacoa llcgla and nines with those of several other localities in Havana province have petitioned len Blanco that they bo disbanded They may remain In the Island Some of the engineer brig ades have also solicited their dis charges here Tho greater part of them ure composed of tho bestdrilled soldiers Over 400 of the 700 members of the Onlcn publico at Havana have also asked that they be mustered out in order that they may remain in Cuba and 50 per cent of nil the civil guards In the island have made a aim liar request None of the artillery men however have asked to be allowed to remain The reason for this Cuban IVtrlot Club Organized In Havana About 50 Cuban patriotic clubs have been organized in Havana under the management In a large majority of cases of physicians lawyers and other professional men Many of the members of some of these clubs at tended the first meetings wearing the Cuban and American flags crossed The presiding officers of several of the clubs noticing tho insignia in the button holes of thp members ordered that In future only the Cuban flag should be worn In many Instances the order was compiled witlrt Preaching n Holy War Against tho Amer Ivan The Cuban general liege has arrived at Havana from Puerto Principe and is preaching in the Havana cafes and the insurgent camps near the city a holy war against tIle Americans Ho hRs interviewed many of the lenders of the Cubans and has urged the car rying on of the war against the ADler icnim if Independence is not at once granted to Cuba 7hc Cuban colonel Torriente has also arrived In Havana from the cast anti is carrying on n strong campaign ugnlnst the Americans and Calixto Garcia whom ho professes to look upon as n traitor to the Cubans and as having basely soul himself for Amen can gold Col Torriente In an interview with tho editor of one of the leading newspapers of Havana made all sorts of declarations against Gen Calixto Oar cia and tho Americans but the censor would not allow an account of the in terview to be published fearing that It might give rise to disturbance Gospel Mission for John Rhea From Obwllug Green Tribune 0 The Tribune is authorized to deny the report that after his election ttf congress Dr Creel will use his influence to have Hon John Rhea sent as a gospel mis sionary to the Ladrono Islands No the Dr will insist on a more important appointment for Mr Rhea and have him assigned to the Pliillipinc Islands at least xl I I l ORDERED TO MANILAITroop Indicated by Gen coed to the 1htllpplnei on the Trauiport Indiana San Francisco Oct 22ocn Mar rinm lIDs ordered the following officers and men to proceed to the Phil ippines on tho transport Indiana which will sail in about a week Col Frederick Funston Majors Franlc H Whitman anti Wilder S Metcalf Surgeon John A Rafter Assistant Sun geon Henry D Smith Adjutant Charles II Walker Quartermaster Walter OHull clmplnln John GSchlle man regimental noncommissioned staff and band and companies C D K O II I L M Twentieth Kansas volunteer infantry and six privates of the hospital corps making a total of 31 officers and 730 enlisted men A SOLDIER MURDERED SerccantMuJor Calvin McCou of thoThlrd Alabama Murdered and Robbed at Montgomery Ala Nashville Tcnn Oct 2A special to the Banner from Montgomery Ala saysAbout three oclock this morning Calvin McCou sergeantmajor of thin TVIrd Alabama regiment wns found dead on Jackson street lIe had been shot the boll entering the left car He was seen Thursday with considerable money on lila person and when found his pockets had been cut out and time money was gone The coroner is in vestigating An Arrangement Iteachod Hotweni Franco pad England In the FitlioUit Matter Paris Oct 22Whlle the newspa tiers here and judging from the Eng lish dispatches the London journals as well arc full of the most sensa tional stories about preparations onj both sides of the channel for war about this wretched Fashoda business the fact remains that an arrangement basJ been reached between the two coun tries in connection with the matter In- consequence of which there was a very sharp tally on the money market bothI hero and in London before business closed for the day yesterday Shot tho Drummer Who luiultcd hili Wife Houston Tex Oct 24M Tarclra a drummer whose home is at Albany N Y was shot and instantly killed by George do Moss Fareira is alleged to have offered a gross insult to Mrs DC Moss and she told her husband at once on her return home Mr De Moss then hunted up Faricra finding him In a store He walked iip to him asked his name and on answer blew the top of Pari ems head off The re mains will be shipped to Albany N Y Jcha rhelps leel Hit Disgrace Keenly and Will Reform Lexington Ky Oct 22 Private John Ihelps of the Second Missouri regiment who was publicly dis charged and disgraced at Camp Ham ilton Thursday is still in the city Friends say he regrets the publicity he huts received and will reform He graduated from Yale in 1805 and was at Annapolis six months Philippine IniarcenU Withdraw Peace nbly Manila Ot26TIze Insurgents have peaceably withdrawn to the distance desired by the American officers exIcept in iiiloocnn the northern suburb of Manila The Sixth artillery will go to Gnloocnn on Wednesday It is thought that there will be no opposi tion to this movement Eleven Herr Island Indian at Duluth Duluth Minn Oct 22 Klevcn Bear Island Indians were brought hero by Marshal OConnor and a detachment of ten Third infantry regulars They entered formal pleas of not guilty in the United States court antI were giv en tlmo to consult with their attorney It is likely that some of them will plead guilty A Chance for Spanlih Scholars Washington Oct 22A high official in the state department calls atten tion to tIme necessity of forming a suitable corps of bright young men well versed in the Spanish language to assist in time execution of the colonial policy which has imposed on the na tion as a result of the war No Smallpox In Damon Seattle Wash Oct 22John Consl dine one of the latest arrivals from Dawson states that there arc no cases of smallpox in Dawson as has been re ported There was a rumor circulat ed ho says that nix eases hail devel oped but examination showed there was no foundation for it Attacks on American Catholic MnitCeaia New York Oct 22A dispatch to the World from nome says Time pope has given orders the Popolo an nounces that all attacks on American Catholics shall cease and all the com plaints pgalnst the doctrines of Father Heckcr shall be withdrawn Closed on Account of tho Dliappearanco of the Cashier Lisbon O Oct 22The First nation al bunk of this place was closed yester day by the directors H J Chllds who has been the cushier for 20 years has not been seen since Thursday morning Granted n Jttprlere Boise Idaho Oct 22Gc Steunen berg at the request of tIe state boardS of pardons him granted n til December 16 to Diamond Field Jack Davis who was under sentence to hang a week hence for the murder of Cummings and Wilson tho sheepherders SUrbucU the Injured railHack Princeton N J Oct 24 Starbuck the Cornell fullback who was injured about the head in the game with Princeton Saturday recovered suffi ciently yesterday to follow lilt team back to IthicaSThe Kentucky Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church is in session at Henderson this week BuUsMother ful resn4y will save your I childs life whea OUIjt cSyruicure throat tod lung troublw Price 25 cte p 1 r Q 7 The Royal I the IiIghDst grade bakIag powder tam Actual tests show It goes one third farther times any otter bread OVA u bAKIHGPDWDER Absolutely Pure i HO1U MUM POWOCR CO hcw YOUK SJ t OTHERWISE UNNOTICED PetcV Brooks killed himself at St Louis Because of the death of his wife end Jumps Cook of Wood county Tex was killed near Annlston Ala by a foiling tree The electric light and power plant ni Edtyardsville 111 was burned Man- Ila 30000 DaviS Wesson and child of Dallas Tex ccre fatally burned In a fire that destroyed their home rndrhl Imparclal says that the United States is treating Spain as the European nations treat China The report that Gcronlmo the Apache chlefhndescajcd from his captors proves to have been unfounded Ella Cason of Casky Ky fell fromlicr chair while talking with friends and expired almost immediately 1- Albcrt CHit who murdered Anton Richards in Memphis was found work- Ing kitchen at St Louis He was arrested Time threeyearold daughter of Chris tophcrrC Red n contractor of Sedalla was fatally scalded by falling into a tub of boiling water- LleUtGenSIr WllliamHowley Good enough in supreme command of tho British troops in South Africa died Monday at Capo Town Mrs Cornelia Shea nnd daughter were struck and killed by a Denver Rio Grande train while walking on the tracks near Leadville Col- The British cabinet will meet Thurs day to consider the Fashoda crisis Fiances claims then will be imparted by Premier Salisbury Minister of War Corrca of Spain has resigned This together with Senor Gamozos resignation several days ago has brought on a serious cabinet crisis It is now proposed that the new bat tleship Wisconsin shall be christened at San Francisco November 20 with bejr instead of the timehonored champagne Mrfif Ernestine Shudllch charged with Otto Mathcs with the murder of former Senator Wall of Staunton Iii may be released on 5000 bond to appear for trial Spain must make a definite reply to time United States peace commissio- nS Wednesday A long session Monday resulted in a rejection of Spains Cuban debt proposals The cruiser Buffalo will cross the Atlantic and go through tho Suez ca nal and it is expected that she will arrive at Manila before the battleships Iowa and Oregon can get there Mrs Amelia Morchead residing six miles from Sedalla Mo got her right arm caught and mangled in a sugar cane mill necessitating the amputa tion of time limb above time elbow A M Curry d well1m own grocery man of Lawrence Kas is missing and so far no ono has been able to find any clew indicating his where abouts or accounting for his absence It is understood that the American peace commissioners at Paris have re ceived positive sharp instructions from President McKinley to refuse to discuss further the question of the Cu ban debt United States ships will before long be seen in the harbor of Havana It is thought very desirable that a Unit ed States warship or two shall be in time harbor during the time when Cu ba is in a state of transition Snow fell nil over Nebraska Monday night It began with rain in the east ern half shortly after nightfall soon changing to snow In central and temperaturefellThe president and the members of his cabinet have decided that the United States will take formal con trol of the affairs of Cuba on January yeaxbywith time American flag Death of the Man Who Set Up time Finrower Inm In Illlnoli New York Oct 20 James Wentworth Osgood is dead at his home in thus city aged 83 years When a young man he worked on the Boston Tran script Later he moved to Columbus 0 and published books and after wards to Vandalla 111 where he setup the first power press run In Illinois =Turbulent Scenes In time Capital of Cuba Tendered Iii Itelgnntlon Corn plaint Against Chinchilla Madrid Oct 24 LieutGen Corrca minister of war threatens to resign unless the government upholds the ac tion of len Chinchilla captaingen eral of Madrid who lost week impris oned Senor FIgucrca editor of HI Naclonal for publishing an article not previously submitted to the censor the imprisonment being resented in certain quarters as an infringement of Figucreas alleged immunity from ar rest as a member of the chamber of deputies Senor Onirmzo on Friday lost tthi dcred lila resignation as minister of public instructions intel public works its H protest against tho arrest ofScum Figuerea lUll recognition token with till threat iffden Correa indicates a itdical division of sentiment In time Sagasta ministry oil time subject The Madrid newspapers according to a cabinet dftpatch of Friday have Addressed a complaint to the supreme court of Madrid against Gen Chinchil las nctipn The captaingeneral on time appearance of the uncCnsored ats tide ordprcd the suppression of EI Nnelbnnl but time suspension order wa eventually annulledI w I 4 I GREAT PEACE JUBILEE Philadelphia Opens Her Festival With a Grand Naval Review- on the Delaware River NINE NAVAL VESSELS IN THE STREAM Two Hundred Other Steam Croft Inmed Them In 1rocrielon the Warihlps Fir hug u SeventeeuUunSuluteni the Ylteht Slay with Hecritary Long on Hoard Casino Abreast Philadelphia Oct 20The great peace jubilee is now fairly on the first of the three monster pageants the naval review on the Delaware river leading off The city wao crowded with people and the weather was favorable Tho nine naval vessels were anchored in the middle of the stream at equal distance apart and in nil stretching out for about two miles on the city front Time war vessels re mained at anchor during the demon stration every one of them gaily trimmed with bunting from stem to stern Below League Island navy yard 200 other steam vessels had rendez voused and from this point the pro cession moved up time river past the anchored fleet of menofwar The Me Cauley with Commodore Josiah It Adams of the Philadelphia Yacht club time officer of the day on board led the fleet followed by the yacht May with the secretary of the navy and party Then in order came time steamers with invited guests members ot the jubilee committee city councilmen the mayor and other city officials time local antI visiting newspapermen and following these came the long list of excuslon steamers The imposing pageant passed the warships on the New Jersey side of the river and each manofwar the yacht May amc abreast belched forth a an luto of 17 guns in honor of the scene tory of the navy WORST GALE OF THE YEAR Chicago Storm Swept nnd Much Damage Done Throughout the CityNo Loss of Life nrported Chicago Oct 25TIme worst gale of the year set in this afternoon and at midnight was still raging Immense damage was done through the city to telephone and electriclight wires and in some instances street carlines were compelled to suspend operations after nine oclock in time evening Many trees were blown down in all sections of the city There was no loss of life and the only accident on time lake so far re ported was time wrecking of the lum berlnden bark Isabella Mcars Time bark broke away from a tug at tho mouth of the Chicago river and was carried down the outer harbor lien crew wns taken oft by time lifesaving crew and the bark left to her fate She struck off Sixteenth street and wilt bo pounded to pieces before morning Thought hey George Calvin Hall Too Old for it Missionary Bishop Washington Oct GRev George Calvin Hall archdeacon of Wilmington Del nominated by the houso of blsh cpa of the Episcopal council Monday for missionary bishop of Kyoto Japan failed of election by the deputies The highest testimonials were paid to the character of Dr Hullj but in the opin ion of tho deputies his age 52 years Is a bar to the successful conduct of ac the work in tho new field and to a ready acquisition of the Japanese lan gunge An Appeal to the loltal Authorities the Uotklu Cat San Francisco Oct 20 Chicfof Police Lees and Detective McVey the representatives of the state of Dela ware have appealed to time postal authorities to take sonic action in the matter of the extradition of Mrs Cor delia Itotkin accused of murdering Mrs John P Dunning and her sister Mrs Joshua Deune of Dover Del by means of poisoned chocolates sent through the mails The postal au thorities have promised to look up the law in the matter- Tire at Pekln IU Iekiii 111 Oct 26The extensive dry goods establishment of Scrlpper Block was burned Monday The fire started in time cellar and in a short time the entire stock was destroyed and the building wrecked Loss on stock 85000 insured for 50000 Loss on bulldlng15000j fully insured Time hardware store of J Wcyrlch Son was damaged 1000 covered by insurance Attempt to lllonr Up n Family 111111 Dyna mite Marquette Mich Oct 2GAn at tempt apparently was made at 110 a ni to murder James enil 111 an en thusiastic antisaloon man and inci dentally his entire family by blowing up time house with dynamite Time charge was not heavy enough to wreck time house Pendill and his family es caped No clew to the culprit is known I French Canadian Sympathy Montreal Can Oct 20The French Canadian papers ore freely criticizing Kngland over its course in Egypt Lit Patrie the government organ stated that though they were loyal subjects of time empire they were Frenchmen also The Treasury llalanre Washington Oct 20 Yesterdays rtatfment of the condition of the treas ury showed Available cash balance 5305213470 gold reserve 240203000 Rev Sam P Jones has engaged to conduct a revival at the Tabernacle in Hopkinsville to begin about the middle of next Janu ary 0McGEES 25c CHILL CURE I KNOCKS OU- Trn CHILLS AND FCVK- RriuunlloUkiWI OtaUlu M police OurulMi I M nn or MM nfulri rae MR 10TTIX IIr IICQURNOCO- OJIancais an- t4IISmIJ r ensms Cr 1511 ITSUr- SMIlAcAPOVO CA-Cr ANT SIASC- SinMtmii va exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muvllle will be given j you ABSOLUTELY by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques 40 Inches in circumference are free of any suggestion ci advertising whatever will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to customers are not for sale at any price and be obtained only ItIthe manner specified The subjects arc American Wild American Pheasant Quail Snipe II The birds are handsomely embossed stand out as life Each Plaque Is bordered with a band of gold ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for years- TWENTVTWOMILLION packages of this brand were sold year how good It Is ASK YOUR DEALER tc show you the plaques and tell you about Accept- n substitute NEWS FROMPORTO RICO The Insular Cabinet Have Taken the Oath and Will Try to End Party Strife GEN ORTEGA HAS TAKEN HIS DEPARTURE Tho Evacuation of tho bland by Spain li Now Complete Commissioners Now Itoaily to Iteturn Home Its Member have SLide Many Friends During Their Stay San Juan do Porto Elco Oct 25 Time members of tho insular cabinet who have taken the oath of allegiance to the United States with befitting colcmnity will issue a manifesto an nouncing their resolution to avoid partisan politics and end party strife About 12000 have been collected as customs duties since October 18 tIme day time United States formally tool possession of Porto Rico Gen Ortega lone Gen Ortega embarked Sunday on board time Spanish steamer Montevideo und was from the shore made a speech declaring that tho 1s lend had been surrendered by order from Madrid adding that ho would never have done so without such an or der Time general was saluted on sail leg by the United States cruiser New uric HoarAdmiral Schley and his stall are on board the Newark awaiting the arrival of Commander Snow who is to take command of tho United States nrval station at San Juan before de parting Col lIuntersecretary of tho United States military commission who Is In poor health will leave Ponce on Octo her 20 on board tho Philadelphia The Commissioners Rave Made Friends The efficient work of time United states commission has won popularity for its members among tho people of San Juan and there have been a num ber of graceful farewells exchanged A movement has been started to send a Iorto Rican commission to Washing ton in order to represent to the authorities there the needs of the people of island- Kracuatlou of Forto Illco Complete Washington Oct 25TIme navy deportment has received a dispatch from Sun Juan stating that the evacuation ot Porto RIco has been completed by the sailing of the detachment of Spanish troops AS A NAVAL STATION Juan Forto Klco Will IJo of Most Important Naval Stations- In the Future Washington Oct 25 Secretary Long him taken the initial steps to make Sun Juan lorto Rico tho first naval station of the United States iu West Indian waters Congress will be naked to appropriate enough to make it one of time best equipped naval stations time United States has Speaking of this Secretary Long say A at San Juan will be of the utmost Importance to tIle government and to the navy San Juan is an excellent place for a good many of our ships in tho winter time It is an invaluable possession from every of view A naval officer said Congress will be asked to appropriate a large sum of money for the improvement of San Juan harbor and the coast defenses It is probable that the historic forts will be retained as far as possible It is not unlikely that navy yard will be established n Three YoaneIeu Trorned Jonesville Mich Oct 22Threo young men Frank Evans John Kent ing and CharleBKeatingwcrp drowned Thursday in Sand Lake They were farmers sons und had been fishing Heavy Snow la Montana Bozman Mont Oct 25Snow fell to a depth of eight inches within 21 hours delaying threshing for some time It is the first heavy snow storm of thescason Tho Chinese Emperor Again Said to HUT Horn Removed Shanghai Oct p5It is reported among influential Chinese that the emperor was made away with Sunday fo f A Beautiful i Present FREE for a few months to all users of tl celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat 1 v Brand To induce you to try this bran l otarcbso that you 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SUBSCRIPTION RATESf I 0 One Yeirttrlellrln advance ti oa 5- 0f 4 ThreeM0fltfI II 2S l S SpecSentopVei mailed free on ippilMtlon 5 wanted In all paUl the 4 j county AddresstltOfPartICUtItd THURSDAY OCTOBER 27 1898 The Congressional SituationiSI 5 The die is cast Both candi dates will run through Mr Fowler will probably have thoLog Cabin in each county except Hancockt It is most probable that his mandamus p suit to prevent the clerk S from putting Mr Jollys name un i der the Log Cabin in that county will be of no effect and that Mr Jolly will get the party device i 4there Thus Fowler will clearly have great advantage of Jolly m the possession of the party emblem since Republicansas a body are of course averse to voting anywhere than under the device But witI grievances so weighty and as they believe such fraud practiced andI k such unfair advantage taken by the Fowler campaign managers Mr Jollys friends and those who are opposed to the present party maI chine will either vote for Mr Jolly r or else lapse into indifference and not vote at all So there is the danI ger that only a small Republican vote will be cast for either or both 5 candidates The Democratic lead ers in the district have declared they would do everything possible 5 to keep both candidates on the the track and under the circum stances their influence in the mat k ris not insignificant since the county court clerks arc largely Democratic and they must decide about the arrangement of the bal lots Taking the Statutes of Kentucky there is the best reason for the clerks to put Mr Jolly under the Log Cabin if they should be guided in all fairness by the letter of the law and the facts as to 1tk 4 the time and place of holding the conventions at Henderson An t eminent Democratic lawyer read the law to our own Democratic 4Clerkof Hopkjns county and interpreted Itdiscovering only one hpoint that should govern his that of the time and place at which the two con ventions were held There could I be no dispute on this point The newspapers reported it trulyt and everybody who or who heard about the conventions knew and knows now that the con S vention that nominated Mr Jolly was held at the time and place and was held continuously without interruption and that the Fowler5 convention was not fullly organ ized and did not transact business S until some three hours or more S after the time and place named in the call But as this lawyer said to the clerk you can decide as you please There is no liability attached to your action The Democratic leaders have decided it S is to their interest that Mr Fow ler go under the Log Cabin and the Democratic County Clerks 0 have conferred together and agreed to put it there Attempts Ijave been made tot settle the dispute amicably and heal the breach but without RepubliL harmony before the individual in f terests of anyone man Mr Jolly made an effort to prove the de sires of the Republicans of the dlsI trict by submitting the questionj again to the people He definite and unequivocal proposition a in writing and one that was t pronounced as eminently fair event by some of Mr Fowlers best friends Stich resubmission would havei been fair alike to the two dates and the result would have- ncSL been the verdict of the peo pie but it would have been4 inimical to the party machine Mr Fowlers best friend in the distrIctand he declined to ac- c the terms proposed Theret has been war in the courts and k more bitter feeling engendered- At the last moment Mr Fowler he was ready to do any ing in order to harmonize the party and he said so to Mf Jollys This was at a time when e was about to file his mandamus uit against the clerk of Hancock curt and when an under standing must be immediately reached if at all Mr Jolly asked or his proposition to be put in writing so ho might know how to consider it Mr Fowler declined Mr Jolly offered to meet Mr Fowler on middle ground at Hen erson that night and discuss the matter and arrive at an understanding and agreement Mr Fowler declined Thus Mr Fowler pro tested and protests now with ap parent sincerity that he was ready to do anything and support any body to secure harmony even over the protests of his friends But he refused to make any proposition in definite terms and Mr Jolly could not consider an indefinite proposition On the other hand Mr Jolly declared himself to be ready to do auything in his power to effect harmony and said to the last that he was ready to do what his friends thought bestthat a mans friends take a clearer view of a matter that concerns him than he does himself That he was ready to meet Mr Fowler half way and do anything in his power to adjust the difference was ready to get off the track if a candidate could be chosen upon whom the party could harmonize Of course if Mr Fowlers propo sition had been made so that both candidates should get out of the race unconditionally and leave the selection of a substitute to Chair man Vance such terms would have been manifestly impossible and could but have been declined Such proposition as that could not be considered a step toward harmony because there are no elements ot compromise or harmony in it Everybody knows what kind of nomination Mr Vance would have made if left to him And he himself said in the meeting of the district committee at Henderson that if a substitute candidate became necessary he himself would make the nomination And Mr Vance further tried to resolute I out of the party at that meeting all Republicans who might decline to endorse the decision of his com mitteeThus no settlement has been reached and the question goes to the people handicapped as it is It is likely that Mr Jolly will get the Log Cabin in Hancock county and Abraham Lincolns picture in the rest of the district and that Mr Fowler will get the Log Cabin in all save Hancock with some other device there- Governor Tanner Governor Tanner of Illinois who assumes to dictate what citi zens shall be employed in the mines of that state who takes pos session of railroads and coal mines who takes the part of prosecutor judge and jury who violates the oath he took to enforce the laws and protect all citizens in their legal rights is guilty of murder He is the cause of the death of the deluded miners at Virden His words and official acts encouraged these miners of them foreigners unable o speak the English language to drive out the colored men who were willing to work at the wages offered by the coal companies This governor sworn to see that the laws are enforced that riots are suppressed boldly and un blushingly declares that the col ored men from Alabama arc ex convicts and denies them protec tion He permits an armed mob to shoot into the train carrying these peoplethese American cit zensto the new home on American soil they had selected He calls upwards of forty per cent of the people of Alabama ex convicts Of the 1512207 inhabitants of Alabama in 1890 there were 678 489 colored people who owned 21 155 churches Exconvicts forsooth What an insult to honest people What an insult to the brave colored regiments that fought side by side with the best white men of the nation at San Juan upholding the honor of the flagl The people of Illinois should impeach this governor and try him for murder and epitaph should read Here lies demagogue governor who per ured his oath for votes and found hangmans noose The miners at Pana and Virden had a right to strike but when they took up arms o prevent other men from working they became outlaws just as train robbers are outlaws Every man- n this country has a right to work for the wages that pleases him and- o man or body of men has the right to prevent As well rob a train or a bank as rob a citizen of this right The million and odd organized workers seem to forget the sixteen millions of non union workers in this country have equal rights and much better ideas of justice as justice is defined by Pana and Virden organ ized mine workers The K P A The handsomely printed min utes of the last annual meeting of the Kentucky Press Associa tion have been received This unusual promptness is commend able and must bo appreciated by the members of the Association The work is creditable from a me- chanIcal standpoint and contains some excellent papers The new order of business things that is to be instituted at the next annual session of the Kentucky Press ssociation is a step in the right direction and puts business first and then pleasure The pleasure of the usual annual outing is a legitimate joy for the country newspaper man to look forward to and is a great relaxa tion and recreation But there should be a substantial business side to this meeting and inter course of editors and printers and an opportunity to consider soberly andearnestly things good for the newspaper and the printing office Members arc often unable to go on a long pleasure jaunt and arc forced to miss both the outing and and small measure of business con sideration that goes with it We applaud the change For Humanity- Ve have too a good national conscience and we have the cour age of destiny We want no dif ferences at home until we have settled our differences abroad when that is all done we can have our little differences among our selves This war that ws so speedily closed through the valor and intrepidity of our soldiers will bring to us I trust blessings that arc now beyond calculation I twill bring also burdens but the American people never shirk arc sponsibility and never unload a burden that carries forward civil zation We accepted war for hu manity We can accept no terms ot peace which shall not be in the interest of humanity From President McKmleys speech at OmahaCTHE Press Club of EvansvIlle have every reason to think that their coming Chrysanthemum and Flower show and Musical Carnival will be the grandest thing of the kind ever attempted in the State They have spared no expense to get the best of everything The florists who will compete for the prizes have all joined in and sent to Cincinnati for the finest display ol Orchids that could be had The big Howell band numbering forty two men will be heard at their best both in classical music and and the latest popular airs The Press Club has sent out thousands- of pretto invitations and they will no doubt have a large attendance TIlE firm stand taken by the Re publican national administration upon the financial question has re stored confidence to capital and it is once more po ring into the channels of trade the Dmghjy Tariff bill has started the wheels of industry in factory and mine and the quiet but irresistible tide of prosperity which has always fol lowed the adoption of a Republi can policy by the nation has set in and the calamity howler is a thing of the past May we never hear his voice again ISeattle Post Intelligencer IT will not do to trust the Dem ocratic party with power With possession of the legislative government of the land they arc sure to plunge the country in the grav est disorders and perils This party was unsafe enough before with its FreeTrade ideas but now with its affirmation of the planks of the Chicago platform highly incendiary in their nature it will be a monstrous misfortune if by any ac cident they obtain legislative power Racine Wis Journal THE attempt of the Louisville Dispatch to boycott the merchants of Louisville because these gentle men do not recognize that blatant organ of calamity howls andre pudiation as the leading and best advertising medium in Kentucky is adding neither cash nor adver tisement to to the Dispatch The principal of boycott is always bad and is no exception when applied to a newspaper It docs not ap peal to an honest and intelligent community A GREAT national exigency is approaching this country Its wise and patriotic solution will depend upon the success of the Republican party and that success de pends upon its success in every State The issue of the State campaign have horizons tis broad as the national issues Republicanism in its broadest sense is I- nissueSan Francisco Call WE are pleased to call especial attention to the contribution of rrrff 4 i If p SffliSiii jA Parvus Magister upon educa tional matters in this issue These questions arc of vitalImportance to the community and especially to all patrons of our public schools Our readers may look forward to frequent future contributions on kindred questions They can be reid with great benefit A DISPATCH from Frankfort says that Hon Geo W Jolly may succeed Hon John R Proctor as Civil Service Commissioner in the event of the latters resignation TUE State Board of Health is opposed to the Osteopaths and is making war on them 0 pre vent their practice in Kentucky TilE ILLINOIS RIOT Comments of Leading Journals on the Virden Tragedy From New York Press Rep The president of the company informed the governor that he was acting entirely within the law and demanded protection This gov ernor Tanner refused averring that the performance of his duty in conformity with his oath of of fice was opposed to the veIl matured sentiment of the people of Illinois Thus relieved from all legal restraint and restored by the action of the executive to a state of nature both sides previously conducting a peaceful struggle flew to army Their forces met and in the battle that ensued the losses wore heavier than those of the regiment which bore the brunt of the muchdis cussed action of La Quasima The events which led to this bloody affair lay the guilt for these deaths at the governors door II there is no law in the state of 111 nois to reach this archcrimina and wholesale murderer then God help the state of Illinois From New York Journal of Commerc- eIt is the right of every owner of property in Illinois to cmpjoy on that property any person he chooses to and both he and that person are entitled to ample pro tection by the state orits subordi nate political divisions in carrying on any lawful occupation If any citizen of Illinois refuses employment on terms offered and the em ployment is accepted by any per son not a citizen of the statea person who went there as a great part of Governor Tanners constituents went there to seek employ mentthe town the county and the state are under obligations to protect the man who offers the em ployment the man who accepts the employment and the property on which the work is done In de nying this in refusing to restrain Illinois mobs from assaulting men who come from Tennessee or else where to obtain work Governor Tanner is undertaking to incite anew movement of secession K From Brooklyn Eagle Ind Dem The state of Illinois must hang its head in shame at such an exhi bition of demagogism on the part of its chief officer When Gov ernor Tanner declares that he will not protect the citizens of Illinois in their right to employ the citi zens of Georgia he is false to his official oath When he charges the coal company with bringing a blot upon tliename of the state he is guilty of sophistry If he had done his duty m the first place there would have been no bloodshed The strikers may have had grievances against their employers but therhad no right to use force to prevent other men from working under conditions which they had found intolerable It is a fataler ror for strikers to conclude that violence can ever be effective in the settlement of disputes The moment they fire a shot the whole organization of orderly society is arrayed against them They can not win in any contest with the forces which insist on the peaceful conduct of business M From the Philadelphia Press Rep There may be some sympathy felt fQr the deluded miners in this situation but there will be none felt for Governor Tanner His unwise course has misled the miners resulted in bloodshed and murder brought disgrace upon a great state and injured the cause of labor irreparably Instead of upholding law and order he has encouraged riot and crime Of this charge he will stand accused at the bar of public opinion I Fowlers Joke Hawesville Clarion In his mandamus suit against Clerk Greathouse Mr Fowler says if deprived of the use of the log cabin in Hancock county he might possibly be defeated As a joker the man who drew that petition ought to be allowed to take every card in the deck Private James James of Co i- Third Kentucky living near Madi onvillc died of typhoid fever in the John Blair Gibbs Hospital POLITICAl POINTS Col Walter Evans gets the Log Cabin device in the Fifth Con grcssional district Brains and ability have won in the Fifth John Rhea is prosecuting his campaign against advice of Ills physician who says he should not make speeches Mr Rhea has been suffering with a serious throat trouble Perhaps Dr Creel could ptcscribc something effectual The rednosed Democrats and the swellbellied Republicans mix up with this dirty gang and I would steal a horse as quick as I would vote for either of them You politicians talk about the principles of the grand old Republican party and of the grand old Dem ocratic party What principles can a party have that sends a man home to his family drunkSam Jones Hon Henry D Allen Demo cratic candidate for Congress in this district has completed his canvass except in Daviess and Christian counties He is in the former county this weekICongressman Sam Pugh came near ending his campaign and his life in a runaway near Vanceburg Saturday His horse ran away and he was dragged fifty yards over rough roads and left tangled in the wreck with the horse kicking near his head Ho was rescued by a friend who traveled with him Ax Jottings We have been having so much rain lately that our energetic farm ers were getting discouraged about sowing their wheat but it has cleared up now and they will goU work with more energy than ever Mr Walker andwifcof the Crofton vicinity made a flying trip to this neighborhood last Saturday to see relatives and friends Mr Walter Morris was united in happy bonds of wedlock with MISS Mary Martin last Sunday morning at 9 a m both of the Era vicin ity May luck and prosperity crown their pathway with success is the sincere wish of the writer and people of thus vicinity Mr Marion Sizemore and bride of Cartersville Illarc visiting relatives and friends of this com munityYour correspondent had the pleasure of attending the Teachers Association at Lantrips School house Saturday Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather there was a large crowd in attendance and every teacher that did not at tend missed a rare treat both intellectually and physically After the morning exercises closed Mr R T Holland announced there was plenty of dinner on the ground for everybody The tables werei set for at least a hundred length and they were loaded with everything that the appetite would crave and the heart could wish for Miss Katie McDaniel thanked the good peopJe of Lantrips for the trouble and pains they had taken in preparing this grand feast for her and her corps of teachers and she said they would probably come againThe election will soon be here and there is not very much talk about it but it is to be hoped that every man will jgo to the polls and vote as a true citizen and vote for the one that he thinks would make the laws for the welfare and prosperity of our country May luck and prosperity crown TIlE BEE with success is the sincere wish of SALMAGUNDI LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS R D Brazzill a bridge contractor working on the L N whose home was in Hopklniville was killed near Spring field Friday morning He fell tram ai handcar and struck his head on a timber fracturing the skull He lived a few hours but died after reaching home He was about 3S years old and leaves a wife ond child The mangled remains of an unknown colored tramp who was stealing a ride on an L N train were found near Kelly Friday morning The coroners jury reached this conclusion We the jury summoned by the coroner to look into the cause of tbo death of an unknown man find that the man bad no papers to identify him He was about 20 years old and in his pocket was a pocketbook containing ten cents and a watch charm We find that the man came to his death by some train running over him One of the worst wrecks that has oc cured on the Henderson division for some lime happened near Adams Station Tenn last Saturday nlghtA freight train bound north was ditched by some unknown cause but thought to be by a car breaking down The engine and several cars bad safely passed by when the cars with scarcely any warning began to pile up and con tinued to do so until as some would say the unlucky number thirteen was a mass of ruins The track was badly torn up for some distance The Earllngton wrecker was sent there and the wreck was soon cleared up No one was injured Ofcoarsi his necessary for the good of II parties concerned thai men sometime be disciplined Yet we dislike to see men who have tried and not found wanting foi agreat number of yearslpse tbetr posi9- tioq iwben1 they do make a mistake after service a a good record Bu t those q command conclude that tbeBood ofthe 4 aservicethe rules and they act accordinglyc Conductor Leslie Reynolds is on a through run in Wm Wenes place Tbos Ryan was called to Chicago last Wednesday as a witness In an Important case to be tried tbereIThe L N is making preparations at Hopkinsvllle to erect a large tobacco ware house A large force of men have been at work there this week All crews are now supplied with work as the approaching cold weather has created such a demand for coat that much of it is being shipped now- Hopkinsville ICy Oct IITbo Lucas case was compromised here this morning The defendants the L cc N Railroad Company gave the plaintiff 3500 and agreed to pay all costs Last year it will ba remembered Miss Gertrude Luca a Caldwell county belle was run over by a train at Pembroke her right leg was broken and band cut The Jury in the last circuit court awarded her 25000 damages An unknown darkey who was supposed to havo been riding the trucks of a pas senger car and either being numbed by the cold or failing lo sleep fell from his position and was cut in two last Friday morningAgent Etherldgo Is happy again as his wife and children are back home from their visit to Nashville The report from Agent George T OBrien who is sojourning in New Mexico on account of ill health is not as encour aging as wo would like lo hear but it takes time to get acclimated anq hope for better news soon The latest holdup of a train is that by by Governor Tanner of Illinois who by the strong arm of the state militia look hold of a C A train and said we will see that passengers do not unload at Virden but when the courts gel through with the Governor be will beg for clem encySusquebanna Pa Oct 25Wben the night express train No 12 westbound arrived at this station at midnight last night the engineer Henry Kingslcy of Susquebanna was found dead in the cab with his bead badly crushed After the train left Uingbampton twentythree miles west of here trainmen and others noticed that the engineer failed to givo the usual signals at crossings and lit small sta tions and that the train was running at unusual speed Fireman Cowgill noticed that the whistle was not blown for this station and going into the cab found the dead engineer The train had run at a terrific speed twenty miles without an en gineer There were over 200 passengers on board DOWN IN TilE MINES Two thousand miners in Pennsylvania are now striking to enforce the Chicago schedule Better keep striking at the coal and thereby protect wives and children during winter As reported last week Secretary Jones of the CoOperative Coal Co has resigned and Mr Robt Ferguson has been chosen as bis successor He will take charge ot affairs as soon as bond is filed and approved Mr Jones has accepted the position of secretary of the Sebree Coal Co Joseph Summers foreman of the coke works says the crushed coke trade last week showed signs of Improvement and good shipments were made Joe Molhershead has cast his lot with the St Bernard Coal Co and as he Is a Rood busiaess boy he will prove a valuable clerk for them Now what his been accomplished for the good ot the miner by the Virden III strike The men have lost thousands of dollars by their refusal to work at old wages have lost their joband now the mine is to be placed in the hands of a receiver We lately bad the pleasure of meeting Mr J II Moss one of the directors of the St Bernard Coal Company and bearing him relate some interesting fact in connection wllh the pioneer days ol this company His statement is only corroboration of all other statements made along the same lines which are that from the first a decision was made that their treatment of labor would always boon liberal scale believing it tight lo live and let live the payment of good wages the year round but suffering no dictation In the operation of the mines We understand that the strike at Provi deuce last week was caused by some un scrupulous fellow calling the men out under threats and intimidations laying him self liable to punishment under the laws and we are pleased to learn that Ibe law bearing on that point has been duly exe cuted and the disturbers of peace and harmony punished An Ohio mining expert found an oppor tunity to visit Hopkins county a few weeks ago and while here he closely observed the management and working oflhe St Bernard Coal Company and being so deeply impresssd by the good treatment and order Cat prevailed here be wrote to several papers giving his views as formed on his vist here So favorable were these reports that many letters have been re reived by the St Bernard officials asking For work A large mass of the miners long to work where there are nostrikes and no saloons There can ba little doubt but what the visit of oneof the officials of the United Mine Workers Mr Scaife will produce good results Many evil and false reports had been circulated in regard to the St Bernard Company and tbo close inquiry made by this representative and the In formation received will open the eyes of the portion of the public has been do ceived and the kind and considerate treat ment given him while berl1ls only an ex Secret of Beautyi- s health The secret ofhealth is the power to digest andassim ilate a proper quanity of food Th fcan never be done when the liver does not act its part Doy uknovthlsP Tutts Liver Tills arc an abso lute curcforsick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious ness and kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills mple of justice meted out to the employes f this company Doc Griffin who has been in the employ- of the St Bernard Company fur about and and istwentyseven years should bo posted on all subjects as regards labor and the pay and treatment of such and when the walking delegates accost Doc they find what they term puzzling questions easily and satisfactorily answered Soliciting coal agent John Hogan of Hecla claims that he is meeting with great success establishing agencies In the south but finds that at some places the coal market has been so lorn up by cut prices that lo attempt to compete with the present price coat is selling at would be a losing business All Hopkins County mines are now do ing good business and prospects are fair for n large winter trade At Spottsville the miners are out on a strike and an effort is being made by the operators to replace them by colored miners If we have not been incorrectly informed the price at that mine for rain ing coal has not been such as paid by standard companies so there may be a Just grievance there to adjust Here is what the Henderson Journal says on the situationThe strike of the COlt miners at Spotty ville ii still on with no prospect of an early settlement Fifty men have been out since about August aoth the difference between the miners and operator being that the latter were paying 37C and the former de mantled ji cents The Green River Coat- Mining Company are endeavoring to operate their mines by replacing negro labor which does not set well with the strikers I JR BUST and Eleven negro miners are reported to have gocolo work there yesterday It was said that this would probably result in trouble but nothing of the kind has been reported from the point up to this writing The express company at Hen derson shipped yeiterday lot of miners tools to Here Is a chance for the United Mln Workers to do a good service take up the fight against convict labor in the South especially in Tennessee Read here how they boast of the good work done by con victs In the Tennessee mines and renem Vrt ber that these 315 convIcts have replaced 525 men of good standing The clipping I Is from the Chattanooga Times of Tues tir day t lOW M Nixon chairman of state to prison board and Manager Wood of the lljUrushy Mountain stale coal mines were both in the city yesterday Mr Wood leh1for the mines at 1130 oclock The coal mines are now being operated by n good force of men 525 prisoners being engaged there Mr Wood said to Times man The fact is our force is being increased jc We have secured a number of new men 0 from the courts In the various counties i which bayo been In session We also have the usual business for the fall season We arc putting out about ajoco to 24000 tons a month I do not mean to say that this much coal Is disposed of for onethird of it is coked About 16000 tons of coal goca on the market The coke business is very active at this time on account of the im provement or the iron Industry In Ibis sec tieD All coal mines seem to be very bUsyi now The domestic coal season is slow in opening on account of the continued warm weather r The man wantsttle X PLUG tcan get it anywhere It is as pop I ular a sunshine and almost asji universal It satisfies that dry taste I in the mouth better than anything lsetand you can buy a larger piece 1 of Battle Ax for tOc than of any other kind of high grade quality I i emember the name when you buy againL lITHE For FARMERS And And your Favorite Home Paper Ij I EARLINGTON T KENTUCKY fyt it BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 i1L J mile N 9 eeftlU flVlbline has an Agricultural Department of the liUhctt Important newiof the Nitlon World and reliable market able fnteretiinx short stories scientific and metliltformation lIIuslrated urticies humorous pictures and Is Instructive ant every member of family H gIves you all tlx local news 101lale1andloelllkcep ton In close touch wllh TH E EE your neighbors and friends village informs you as to localrrcel for fltP Jlrodoctlb the condlllon a crops and prospects for the year and Is a rIKht neway welcomo anti Ie week I visitorat your home and 1Send all orders to THE BEE Earlington Ky i s4eG9 444e 4s4 ssIsIjsseusspu SISUPSSSIlSS IGEORGE o TOY I Davis 1 P ld At EARLIWBTOW KENTUCKY 1 I FirstClass and Prompt Service I 1 44+ a 4a a4mt ps Ss I SS IS SS14+SSSU1I 1lSw W HARD HOTEL 4 W SMILLER MANAGERS 2 55t0058J IN LOUISVILLE the a GREA- TNATIONAL FAMHY- NEWSPAPER VILLAGERS THEUEE every 1Feed 1Street Equipment 1 erf1ejieeI3II Jnbustru wt f rc NtLOCAL NEWS A Religious Pointer If some of the churches are as bad As other cbnrches say their steeples really ought how sad f To point the other way L A W Bulletin i Miss Nannie Stokes spent Tues h day in Madisonvillc Rev R M Wheat filled his appointment at Nebo last Sunday I Mrs H W Wcndclkcn of y tloverport spent a few days hero tlusMrs W W Ethcridgo and chil sgdrcn returned Saturday night from a two weeks visit to relatives in Ethcridgc4ccornpanicd 11 Dan M Evans new addition to Ins residence has been at a stando rainyWeather IIiccIand the enclosure ls still out iIfol doors 1 nev I II Tcc1 Pastor of tho- hristian I church was so indis P9S t as to be uaable to attend J c i es at his church fbr several nicetings but has recovered and is again In the meetings 4 HsDr E A Chatten has just pur 1 phased and received a new Jl tvfs a Kimball and a fine instruI 1mrtt Tho doctor and his wife are itipth extremely fond of music and may now have it at all timesI trylntttgct a new roof on his handsome 4 residence on Main and Robinson streets but the weather has not permitted htm to make a start Ii d j4 change is probilble in hotel fjcirclcs in Earlington It is rumored itthat Mr J F DeVyldcr will va propertyYt boardingl Mr H P Wdodnut of Salem V J was in Earlington yesterday Bcds a kinsman of the Atkinson farniynil of tho hurt family of this place a nephew of Mr T W 4Woodnut of Chicago who visited jL last year Mr WoodI fniit is traveling for a Philadelphia firm Whitall Tatum Co drugI JX gists glassware and supplies with i a large territory to cover before t vVclose of the year hence he could only tarry a day j I T Messrs IL B Bourland and Henry Drowning and Misses Mary Mothershe d Maud Barnctt and NclliCUootz were baptized in Loch Mary last week and received into fellowship in the Christian church Sunday coming in under theI preaching of Rev Creel of MisIJ L k uouri who is conducting tho meetI ing at that church Mr M Met Cord and Mrs Wyatt also joined the church Sunday night and were haptitizcd Tuesday afternoon Darnell Arnold progressive liven men of Earllngton announce In this issue of TUB Baa an innovation in the livery business In this section of the State They will keep open all night Read their an nouncement j Tbe St Bernard Store is before the pub 1 jic In todays has with a big announce jji tmeni of somo of the good things In their V mammoth slock all new and fresh genu L ine goods at honest prices Read tteii r Paget Vandalism in the Cemetery Flowers nn plint have boot destroyed Or taken from the graves of people whowcre once our neigh borsinthe Earlington Cemetery This species of vandalism may by some be charitably characterized as thoughtless That is thebest Thoughtlesorhot proverb says It is the part of a fool to say I did not think It ought not to be any effort to think and think right on a question even of simple rights between the liv ing Here is a matter of more that property ghts and those who hilVe done this thing have not even regarded the sanctity of the dead but have despoiled their graves of the beautiful offerings of love and hope which have been watered with tho tears of the living and trellised on their heart strings Complaint has been made from time to time ot this matter and sonic Earlington friends have been given no little annoyance thereby It is time it was given public denunciation Any who will not heed the warning should be prosecuted as the law prescribes ISClIr and Brown The heavy frost of Saturday night the first killing frost of the season laid low the gorgeous beauty of our glorious fall flowers and foliage The flowers and Lou lase of this autumn were the most brilliant and luxurious we have had for years and have been the subject of comment for all who hadeyes for the beautiful in nature The flowers are done for and we only have the gradual but splendid coloring by natures hand of our talthe snowy shroud- Died placeIa a monary affection for months died at her home Tuesday morning early The interment was at Grapevine Cemetery Tuesday afternoon Mr Todd and one little girlaged about three years survive We extend our sincere sympathy to the bereavedones Not in Politics Sam Jones said at Louisville Sunday A man asked me if I was a Democrat and I told him Naw Arc you a Republican he asked and I answered No thank God Then he asked Arc you a Populist and 1 said Do you think I am a fool DeathIfiveyear old daughter of Mr J H Boyd living near Kelly was burned to death Its clothes caught fire from the grate while the mother IninutesIa only Mrs Joe Robertson and children of Nashville Tenn arc visiting tho family of Mr N W Huff this week Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion ot the ear There Is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition ot the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the Inflammation can be lisr stroyed forever nine cases put 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 Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarah Cure Send for circulars free F J CIIBNBBV Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are the best iWEWANTVOURTRADE I v Securely Shod A nu fZ3 r rJ THECAREFUL MAN CAN SAY Fate cannot hurt me I have donned today a I Shoe thats all a Good Shoe should be Here are LI 1 corribnedFltl Stylel EconomylU I TjHE footwedr problem is not so difficult as c it seems it taken mthe right way Con fidence in the seller and confidence in the i Ii Shoe together is a combination hard to beat youjaright behind us Assortment not surpassed orStyleat the top Prices at the bottom J 0Our Fall and Winter Shoes are now In BISHOP COMPANY MAbISO1VLLE KY tAi Vbun MONEY BACK IP YOU vArrr ITV I oi cI f OOo 1 q r rSAITII THE PREACHER Speaks in Highest Terms of the Relations of Man to flan in Enrllngton In his Sunday night sermon Rev James C Creel of Mis souri who is conducting the meeting at the Christian Church spoke in strains of praise and commendation of the relations ol man and man in Earlln ton The subject of his sermon was Pure and undefiled religion His text was Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction and to keep him self unspotted from the world He made particular reference to the management of the St Ber nard Coal Company and the men in their employto the attitude of the men to the company and the company to the men He said that he had heard before coming to Earhngton that the relations were harmonious and a friendly spirit existed And he said that since he had been here he had made it a point to study and investigate for himself the conditions as they rtally arc He declared that he had found that the attitude of both employer and employe the one toward the other in their mu tual relations was based on the principles of equity and righteousness He congratulated the men of Earlington and exhorted them to embrace the Christian religion upon the principles of which he had found Earlington people to rest their relations to their fellowmen Speaking of Fish Since Isaac Walton first cast flies and took where others failed the shining finny tribe from the deep pools of natures fastnesses there has been no more enthusiastic nor scarce a more successful follower of this same beloved Isaac than Bryan Hopper our genial pruggist and friend to every body and chief fisherman ot beauti ful Loch Mary If the fish bite not today they will tomorrow and there is no disappointment tothe true sportsman If he bring not home a basketful for a big fish fry But Bryan takes fish often and he takes big fish Only a few days since while trolling along the dam walking with line cast over the tall solid storm barrier along the dams face a threepound bass struck his hook There was A problem With no landing net he must play the big fellow and tire him out till ho could safely lift him over the high barrier Well he did and the scales told the honest story of three pounds II And there is another chapter This same disciple of the venerable father of fishermen together with an undergraduate in the same class Howard White the popular mining engineer went afishing together in a boat While Hopper rowed and White bailed they trolled their lines over the blue depths and watched lazily Taking advantage of their apparent un bending a pair of big muscular and nimble finned leaders of the Bass clans beset their tackle so vigor ously that they might as well have overtuned the boat Whites flies line rod reeleverythingwas carried everboard before he could lay hands on and Hoppers strike had tested the artificiality of his silk and steel fly and let go before the latter could take a hand Whites outfit was carried completely awayhe was not They swear those fish were three pound ers They might as well weigh forty Discovered byn Woman Another great discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this country Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its se verest tests but her vital organs were un dermined and death seemed imminent For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep She finally discovered a way to recovery by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and was so much re lieved on taking first dose that she slept all nigh I and with two bottles has been absolutely cured lien name is Mrs Luther Lutz thus writes W G Ham nick Co of Shelby NC Trial bottles free at St Bernards Drug Store Regular size soc and 100 Every bot tIe guaranteed Increasing Prosperity From Good Roads The stone roads that have been built around Charlotte N C mainly by convict labor have done much for the progress ofthe place Fifty miles of hard roads are down and they arc to be extended to the county borderline It is said that it used to be a feat worth bragging about for a farmer to get to towp with four bales of cotton ona wagon drawn by four horses but now he thinks nothing of bringing six bales on a wagon drawn by two OUR dUARANTEB 10000 IN dOLD We wilt pay One Hundred Dollars la CoMM any and Q8 of cough and colds when no benefit Uderlred the use ot Dr Ottoq Kpracp Unm Halam It contains is M pleasant to take Beware w UJltaUpniSoldby St Bernard Drug Store New Books for Libraries- A handsome lot of new books for Earlingtons two public libra ries already bountifully supplied with choice volumes and period cals have been received They arc a choice selection and will be reviewed in a later issue Time does not permit an extended notice today t I EDUCATIONAL CONTRIBUTED BY PARVUS MAGISTER A NEW SOCIETY The inceptive meeting of the E rlington Public School Forensic Society was held a few weeks ago At that meeting great enthusiasm was manifested in the organization The organization was as nearly according to established parliament ary law as the organizer and cir cumstances could make it A good arlrangedbegunThe society was organized pri manly for the pupils of the Public School The good that the chil dren may derive from this ociety is easily seen by those who will cogitate concerning this thing just for a few moments But the children need encouragement and a kindly word from father mother sister or brother from those whom they love is encouraging to the school boy or school girl Try giving a kindly word to that boy or girl In each there may be an embryonic orator or statesman K PATRONS ATTENTION PLEASE Artists tell us that their hands dull when they cease to use them for a few days Not only do their hands dull but the artistic sense dulls They not only lack ability to execute the pictures they have in their minds but they lack ability to form the pictures in their minds Whereby had they not ceased to work they would not have expe rienced these difficulties We are told that in order that we may think may think wellwe must think almost continually When one ceases to think he not only thinks poorly and slowly when he thinks again but to a certain extent he loses the ability to think at all Have you ever thought of these things Have you ever thought of the fact that that child of yours whom you keep out of school a day or two in each week loses the ability to a certain extent to think or study each tune that you keep him out I tear you have not Otherwise why is that child of yours out of school so often You want your child to be intel ligent You want your child to progress iii his studies and keep up with his classmates You keep him out of school or permit him to stay out of school He fails to progress in his studies and keep up with his classmates and then you blame the teacher On whom docs the education of your child depend the more On yourself or on his teacherYou had as well feed the child four days in a week and let him fast three days in a week and expect him to develop physically as to send him school three days and him keep out two daysorsend him to school two weeks and keep him out one week and expect him to develop mentally The rearing of that child of yours is a sacred duty The great Re cording Angel fails not to record anything Are you doing all in your power to prepare that child for a higher a better and a nobler life Do you converse with him and tell him the benefits of regularity of attendance at school Do you tell him that you are interested in him that you desire that he be a personage of whom you will be proud Does he really know that you arc interested in his future Or do you permit him to do as he pleases Do you permit him to go to school when he wishes and stay at home when he wishes From the way some attend school it is to be inferred that it is a matter in which they only arc interested and they do not realize the value of their time They still seem to think that they can while away their youth and become intelligent after they become men What a pitywhat a great pity it is that so many have to become old before they realize the golden opportunities of youth Then it is too late too late Parents do you feel that you lost some of the golden opportunities of youth If so why not have that child avoid the mistakes you made Concerning the things herein spoken of ponder The writer only wishes he could place before your minds in letters of astral fire the fact that so many boys and girls in Earlington are losing opportuni ties golden opportunities day after day Opportunities that are hot golden merely because the teacher could place them before the pupils and enable them to grasp them but opportunities that are golden because they could grasp them themselves were they only in school more PARVUS MACISTER Lost A gold blue enameled Christian Endeavor pin Please return to NANNIE StoKfes Mrs Y Q Walker and little daughter of Madisonville spent a tow days last week with the family of Mr J R Deane Bucklens Arnica Salve The besfSalve In the world for Cuts Braises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Cbap JI1 s Chilblains EruptlgnsLndposiUyelycores guaranteed to Rive perl ot money refunded Pn1ce2 sc per 9x For Sale by St Bernard DrugStore l 0 7 I THE FRIEND OF LABOR Republican Policies Beneficial to the Working Classes Fromtho Madison Wis Journal The political history of the last fewyears demonstrates beyond con troversy that the Republican party is the friend of labor and that in the advocacy of its principles and the enforcement of its policies he the best interests of the workinj classes Under the operations of the McKinley law and during the Harrison administration labor seco1dinauguration passage of the Wilson Tariff bill industry was crushed and the workman thrown out of employ ment We all sadly remember the panic of iSg3that almost overwhelmed the nation and the poverty stricken condition of the idle thousands who filled the streets of the great cities and who were found everywhere begging for bread The stories of idleness and poverty and hunger are fresh in the memories of us all During the entire time of Clevelands second administration and the exist ence of the Wilson law there was depression and distress throughout the entire country In 1896 with the election of McKinley and the repeal of the Wilson Tariff law came better times The operation of the Din ley Tariff bill has brought em ployment to thousands in many cases advanced wages and given a general impetus to the business of the country Today the nation after its prostration brought on by Democratic policies is splendidly convalescent In every depart ment of business there is renewed activity and hope No man with ordinary intelligence who will give the subject consideration can fail to see that the policies of the Re publican party have been most beneficial to public and private interests The Democratic party has proven a failure The delusive theories of the silverites and Populists have been happily avoided The Republican party has carried out its promise of Pro tection to American industries The results of such Protection are at hand and with the other and further efforts toward betterment of the condition of the great army of workers are offered in evidence Yellow Jaundice Cured Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its relief If is with pleasure we publish the follow log This is to certify that I was a terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaudice for over six months and was treated by some of the best physicians in our city and all to no avail Dr Bell our druggist recom mended Electric Bitters and after taking two bottles I was entirely cured I now take great pleauso In recommending them to any person suffering from this terrible malady I am gratefully yours M A Hogarty Lexington Ky Sold by St Bernard Druggist Losses of Our Navy Seventeen men killed and sixty seven wounded was the loss suf fered by the United States navy during the war according to figures compiled at the navy department In Deweys fight at Manila bay not a man was killed and everyone of the nine men wounded was able to return to duty In the battle of July 3 off Santiago one man was killed and there were eleven casualties altogether In that fight also every one of the wounded re turned to duty The loss suffered in the attack upon the forts at the entrance to Santiago by the Amer ican fleet on June 22 was one sailor killed and eleven men wounded of whom seven were able to return to duty Of the sixty seven men wounded in the war fiftyfour were returned to duty one died of wounds six were invalided from the service and six died under treatment Considering results obtained this list is said to be the most remarkable in the naval his tory of the wo- rldCASTOR I A For Infants and Children Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Boors tho Signature of Mrs C T Martinof Springfield Tenn was the guest of Mrs W Robinson last weekMr Martins home was formerly in Madison ville where he for years before he entered the state of matrimony was one of a family of four bachelor brothers who occupied the Martin box in the south end of town and raised strawberries and built houses all were carpenters Among the writers early recollec tions is the memory of pleasant days at the Martin box and rides on the strawberry wagon to Earl ington Uttter Than A Klondike Gold Mine Rood health U priceless when onca lost When yon have a or cough luvest tSc In a bottle ot Dr Ottoi Spruce Gum Bal lain theretnrni are than a hail interest asroidcauuotbuyiodbeaitii Sold by St Bernard Drug Store ri c 61110US Do get up with a headacheIs a bad taste in mouth Then you have a poor appetite and a weak diges frequentlydizzy drowsy You have getbutfood You have no ambition to work and the sharp pains of neuralgia dart through bodyWhat the cause of all this trouble Constipated bo- welsAjj1rs PI115 will prompt relief and certain cure Keep You Blood Puro If you have neglected your case a long time you i better tak- eAgers sarsaparllla aIm It will remove all impurities that have been accumulating in your blood I and will greatly strengthen your nerves Wfllo the Doctor I There may be something about ca you do not quite under telthimwill promptly receive tho best medical advice Addrrii Dr J Co Ayer Lowell Slats y wYYYYw 9ur Eeleted Jiti ens All communications and matters of news pot laming to this column should be addressed to Gio ALBXAMDZK Barlmgton Ky Wm Gibson is on the sick list Remember tonight at the Baptist ChurchMrs Millie Radford has a line girl Mrs John Radford has a tine girl Mrs Ellen Radford is on the sicklist The Afro American League will meet tonight at the Baptist church for the first time and we are expecting a grand time Mortons Madisonville St Charles White Plains and Nortonville visitors are expected to be present Will Rose of this place went to Nash ville last week to be with his mother who was very sick ReVjT H Merriweatber says lie likes Central City because there Is no trouble to get chicken when be wants it Of course Tom is a preacher Mrs Malinda and Miss Paralee Ray are visiting friends at Ilsley this week Ed Hughes is onjbe sick list Peter Allensworth is with us again Come out to the great cake walk Monday night at the Masonic Hall Mrs Senia Anderson will lead the march Everybody is invited Ben Cunningham was in Madisonville Sunday Wonder why he goes so often The Mortous Gap boys thought they would try tandem riding Sunday but they failed to ride in Earlington See Rev M S Heath Dead New York Oct 21Rev HS Heath colored Is dead at his home In this city aged xor years The first notable event in his life was in 1799 when his mother carried him to the funeral of Georgu Washington so that he could always say that he bad attended the burial of the first President of his country He could remember the old Randolph mansion on Malvern Hill where Gen Lafayette made bis headquar ters One day when the great General rode up to bouse and dismounted he called Heath to hold his horse while he went in side He watched the animal for nearly half an hour and for his trouble Lafavette gave him somo money Heath also remembered President James Monroe and won the distinction of driving bis horse in Williamsburg on several occa dons Later on in hIS life he was the guardian of the children of Senator Boley of Virginia He had many masters as a slave When the war broke out be went with a regiment from the North He afterwards served as a messenger for the government At the close of the war be studied at Petersburg Va for the minis try and joined the American Methodist Episcopal Church Ur Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Is a scientific remedy based on modern discoveries and compounded by chemists of renown who have given throatattdlunirdlseasesallfestudr Ask yon druggist to procure It tot you U not in stock Bold II two sizes 25c ando Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Augy Bourland has become a citizen of Earlington and lives on Sebree Avenue in the Dan Wilson house He is looking for work on the railroad and will doubtless find it when a vacancy occurs He is a young farmer of sterling worth and integ rity the son of Hon Harvey Bourland and brother of Mr E B Bourland our assistant teacher in the Earlington public school SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY ACTIVE for The of the Ihllllpines by Murat Ilalstead commissioned by Ibo Govern ment as Official Historian to the War Department The book was written In army camps at San iran cisco on the Pacific with General Merrill In Ilia hospitals at Honolulu In Hong in Ilia American trenches at Manila In the insurgent OlymrlawllbManila lionanza for agents Drlmfu of Original pictures taken by government photographers on the spot Large book Low prices Dig profits Freight paid Credit given Drop all trashy un official war books Outfit free l T harbor Secy Star Insurance Uldg Chicago ocU7 i6l The Latham Hotel is again in full blast at Hopkinsville this time under management of a vet eran hotel maj Mr Lloyd W Whitlow who will make it a suc cess if that be possible On i ns Spruce Gum Balsam the most iii LK ltd reliable remedy for counhscoldii ci 11 all sureieuol the throat cheat sue iiiiuifi Large bottles 25c and 5Oc Sold by St BernardiDrng Store OUR SOLDIERS ORDERED SOUTH Division Commanders Leave Lex ington for New Camps Next Sunday Lexington Ky Oct 24 Major General Wilson will to night issue orders for Gen Sanger and other division commanders of the First Corps to proceedwith their staffs to camp sites selected in the South leaving Sunday next to prepare for the reception of troops which will follow in ten days One regiment will go each day beginning November 9 LlfcsCrownlng Time writes his lines upon our brows our locks are thin and gray Our boys and girls have found their mates and wandered far away And yet the world seems young again and joyed with June if she Her band in minebut says Youve been a good man lo me At times I fall awondering if all the toils and tears The mingled mirth and moans that make the story of our years Have all been worth the living But my doubting fade and flee When she leans low to lit Youve been- a good man to me Ive sipped the wines of sweet success Ive walked fn peasantways And beard the tongues of others tell my deeds in honest praise Yet of the gifts the years may bring lifes deepest joy will be To bear her say Youve always keen a good man to me Notice All parties having claims against the estate of S H Stevens will present them to me duly attested within the next thirty days Those owing the estate will please come forward and settle promptly as I am anxious to close up the businessW A Too lDs Admr of S E Stevens Earlington Ky Oct 13 1- 898GRIPPEOrlppo and Influenza InvariablyIcavo tho system with a bad cough For such Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup is highly recommended This wonderful remedy gives reUef rib once conquers cough ovornlgb and soon effects a thorough e- uroDLBu1Es COUCH SYRUP Cures Grippe and Influenza Doses are small pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price Jjcts At alt druggists DR L D BROSE PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT BOI UPPIR FIRST STRIC- TEVANSV1LLE hiD Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by responsible druggists We keep only the best That Is the great dis tinction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRLQ STORE BRYAN IIOPPERAUnazer W A NISDEl President O W WADDILL Cashier SKokins CLounlu BANK3MADISONVILLE Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kent- uckyCillisledis ili8Vrlm i IUer Powder CURES INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to PRICE 25 CENTS Sold by St Bernard Drug Store t1E BRONlE MQ1IUMII d II I btlttl4tO toIJ1 Itt- 1t4Iil De GIlAII ilJ Oll I l I olill Farnsworth Agent EARtfNGTON KY SfjPorflc MITitLITTl- 1 EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS Is duo not only to tho originality and simplicity of tho combination but also to the care and skill with which It is processesknownCo onlanr wo wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing tile true nnd original remedy As tho genuine Syrup of Figs Is manufactured by the CAUFOIINIA Fro Smut Co only a knowledge of that fact will nssUt one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ties The high standing of the CAts FOUXIA Pro Sr tn Co with tho medi enl profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of tho Company a guaranty of the excellence of Its remedy It is far In advance of nil other laxatives as It acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ing them andxit does not gripe nor nauseate In order toget its beneficial effects please remember the name of tho Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO BAN FIlATiCISCO Cat LOUISVILLE Jr NEWYOUIfWY t Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 60000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON BANKERTheadvantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi talkinKtbeyknow men wage earners and to women Theres safety If the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squanderiDg small Rums when you have a large sum In your pocke- tMADISONVILLR KENTUCKY GEORGE KING J ST ttcCtSTtW Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded STJfUnESHOTBL ST LOUIS EVR0PE1 PLTN Rates 75c and 100 per Day a RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 25c DINNERS SPECIALBREAKFAST AND SUPPER No CbopsPotatoeeCakes 30 No Jt Ham Two EKES Potatoes Cakes Or Waffles and Coffee orTea v3S No 3 Pork with Potatoes and Cakes or 4120No4and Coffee orleai20- No 5 Oat Meal and Cream or Bouillon lint Rolls uutterandCofreeorTeatI5No Tako Market St Care direct to Hotel Try Kiiropoan Flan Cheapest anti best only pay for what you get TH08 P MILLER PRESIDENT NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND t ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and Chattanooga Ala bama Augusta Macon Knox vllle Ashevillc Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little Rock Texerkana Sherman Waco Dallas anti Fort Worth Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES RATES ETa Will be cheerfully furnished upon to Ticket Agents or to A J WELCH Division Passenger Agent Memphis Tenn s C J H LATIiER Southeastern Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga D J MULLANEY Northeastern Pass Agt 59 W Fourth Sf Cincinnati O R C COWARDIN Western Pass Agent BuildingStORIARD F HILL Northern Pass Agt Room 328 Marquett Bldg Chicago J L EDMONDSON Southern Pass Agl- Chattanuoga TennW DANLEY Genl Pass and Ticket Agt NASHVILLE TENS The Southern Farm Magazine OF BALTIMORE MD FUOL1SI1BD BY Manufacturers Record Publishing Co A Monthly Illustrated Journal devoted to Southern Agriculture dealing with all matters related to General Farming Live StOck Poultry Dairying Truck Farming Fruit Growing and every farm Interest and pursuit In the South It is widely read by Northern and Western farmers contemplating moving South It ought to be in every Southern family for it is of the South by the South and for the South f EDirOKtH CONTRIBUTORS l Chas W Datney Jr Ph U5 LL D ExUnited States Assistant Secretary of Agriculture ExDirector United States Agricultural Experiment Station in North Carolina President University of Tennessee and President of United States Agricultural Experiment Station in Tennessee J B Klllebrcw A M PhD J ExCommissioner of Agriculture for Tennessee author of Culture and Cur jug of Tobco for U S tenth census tobacco Leaf Sheep Husbandary Wheat Growing Grasses and other agricultural works The regular subscription prico pI the Southern Farm Magazine iSr- a year but we offer it andiTiliSBifB together one yearioro i L l1 Jjy j1L r Tj 1- t Twr I flV1 9t M AAAAAA AAAAAAA AAAAAA rNew fS Goods Cheat fcfr il i fc CM P fi4 tl I I Temptations will be very great this tall to in J l duce you to purchase elsewhere belore looking tll at the splendid bargains we intend to offer you i L but we have never failed in the past to be able V t I t to meet any emergency and feel very confident j that as heretofore you will find we are still at- c c 4cthe bottom in prices Will it be asking too t fimuch to suggest that you look over our stock j 41after you have priced goods elsewhere and corny i pare quality and price We can assure you J fi that you will not regret it Very truly JI- tfi ANDERSON WALLER I t 8fi MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY I ftyyyyyy Y7 The Kind You Havo Always Bought nnd which has been in use for over 30 years has borne tho signature of Vantihas been inndo under his per 2icZ sonnl supervision since Its infancy c ff i mj Allow no ono to deceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations aud Substitutes are but Ex periments that trIfle with nnd endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Costoria is n substItute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic i substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation nnd Flatulency It assimilates tim Food regulates tho Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep TIle Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend CENUINE ALWAYS 3oshoSipooffR Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUM COMPANY TT MUHNAV TRCCT NCWTOII CITY 4 t I MEDICINE t for the I MILLIONL ProprietaryMedicine for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolutioncin the trade A Nw York company of manufncturlcff chcmUU the Rlpans Chemical CompnnTJplacd upon the rnrke bout liveVi gun medIctn1 tablet or tbuI compo or comureued powdered prciurallciu Lr certain medicinal drugs which bad been nicer l tlnott to be ot more UKJ umoui medical men than any other ror the cure or alIlotUtlon of such HIS common to man os liavo Ihelr origin In an Alrad wcakc S capacity for aulmllatlUK footlotisorblnc nourishment and eliminating waite Thoctt lOKUGof Included under Ihla head Is said to Include pretty nearly eetdlaei Vir which the physician caned upon to cretcrlbe In remed for the acceptance or tbo American peoN the rompAn11ald down the that everything entering tbovackct thoulcl bo ot tho highest grade and to preparedsand protected al to retain UI qualitici Intact anti unImpAired tlirow ti time climate Ouly choicest drugs ahouki be need theIr repAration thetabuiriI I used have been ota grade aohlgh In Iu requirements that no manufacturer of time everydarstopperacould supply moro than A small proportion from lit output that would meet the a specifIcations The J aU vial Were in turn packed In boxes of aqoaltty not urpauedm beauty and errCllon or workmanthlp those used by the mot dealers In jewels aud ornamenUofeold liaytngut their high standard VanineverconsentIngto vary from It the proprietor resorted to o accepted modern methods of making their commodity known and seren hundred dollars In vested within live years In newspaper advertising bag Informed every American cltaeoithe r of lllpoM Tabulcs being thoughtful and palfaldngCera of the changed condition that oyer tho commercial worl note every circumstance having a bearing upon the ueoessful prosecution or their trade tnanazers or the company ban note there ii a present In latent demand a lower prico article IhatInachei or approaches on unlTeruil use and that the people althonsirrequlrlnr best of everything resent being caiied upon to pay rlorttfoll for superfluous and packing or unnPCtA1I1 protection against that might reowrapfrlDlr but Is uepdiesg in the eaio of a purchase nlntbe consumed In a- week ii baa also beendlieovered and proved by the tosto actual experiences- that these Tabules do not have the tendency lots ot qualities or ez cellenco front that might at have been expected Inasmuch as tinder P1 fayombiecondlUcnIthOetbat bare drawee a traveling fncpocket alrolmctl for several week or mouths are t as flesh and as i erer Acting these nmreitloni and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity ot greatnewpapersnowsohlforacent Instead rate ot fire times J and toward low rates and Increased sales the L1 kl rutebOardfrb o p oprietary medlcinoVIV ClNT8ten or for onehair V1 The company will not discontinue the manufacture andsale In the neewliawhich P1 the have learned to know and value the RIpansTabuIes but will offer the cheaper sort experimentally for the benefit of such as may desire them It should Ie plainty 1nndetoot that the quality of the medicine Ideatlcalln both sorts the only difference form and comparative cost or or putting up The nyecent pack ages are not to be had or all although It Is probable that almost any drug gist will obtain a supply when by a customer to do so I but In any cue a single l carton containing wIt be sentpostagejwidto any address for flro cents In stamps forwarded to the RI1nl 00 10 Spruce st New York Until the goodsare thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a pl which will allow them a fair margin of ITOIII via t carton for 40 cents ItorIihb VA cl3 Joba B Castleman Arthur Lnnrfhan Brecklnrldse I Royal Insurance Co Of LiVerpoo VThe Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Bussness Transacted in the Southern States PAUL M MOORE Barbee EARLINGTON KY CastlemanI Resident Agent for EatlinRton and Southern L Vicinity n Home t d I1 4 lh ir1 OPEN ALL NIGHT t A new feature isnt it But then new anduptodate features have put us at the headof theIprocession WHEN YOU HA E ANY HAULING TOf DO GIVE U YOUR ORDERf rwj 1BARNE r ARNOLDl lIVERYg I- t4 EARLINGTON KENTUCKY bIT ir a i THE SUNDAY SCHOOi LESSON V FOURTW QUARTER IN TEHNATIONAL SERIES OCT 30 Text or ttio Lesson Ia xl 11O Memor Verses 34 Golden Text Iia xl 0 Commentary Prepared by tho Key D- If Stearns Copyright IS98 by D M Stearns 1 And thoro oliol como forth n ro out nt tho stem of Tosao and n branch shall grow out of his roots Tho tltlo of out lesson I Mosslnhs Kingdom nnd if wc can only got n somewhat clear Idea oj what tho Scriptures teach concerning thl kingdom it will prove n groat blessing tc us It clearly has to do with tho Son ol Josso and according to tho golden text will flll tho whole earth Tho throno will bo tho throno of David at Jerusalem no cording to Iso Ix 7 andJor 11117 and tin King will bo nono other titan tho Son ol David tho Son of Abraham of Math I 1 of whom Gabriel said that Ho would from Davids throno reign over tho house of Jacob forovor and of Ills klngdon thorn flioulil bo no end Luko I 83 83 2IIAndtho Spirit of tho Lord shall rest upon Him Counting this oxjircssloi with tho other six In this verso there It hero a sevenfold fullness of tho SpIrits power to bo manifest In tho King the Messiah Thin six aro suggestive of Ills power to discern tho naturo nnddlfforcnci of things Ills power to form right con elusions and to carry out right purposes Ills thorough acquaintance with God and silicon adoration of hInt It pleased the Father thnt in Him all fullness should dwell nil tho fullness of tho Godhead Col ii 10 II 0 Full of grace and truth John I 14 3 And shnllmako 111m of quick under standing in tho fear of tho Lord Other readings of this contonco aro His dollgh shall bo in tho fear of the Lord II V liTho fear of tho Lord Is fragrance to Him Del To refresh Ilim in the fear of Jo hovah Young JIocou1l1 sayIII delight to do thy will 0 my God I I do always those things that please Him Pe xl B John vIII 20 Ills conclusions nro not formed from what Ho sees or hears Hi knows what Is Inman 4 But with righteousness shall lie judgo tho poor and rcprovo with equity for the meek of tho earth What n glorIous administration of earths affairs there will bo when such n King shall sit on Dnvidi throne Consider Jcr III 17 18 xxIII 5 0 and compare Pa Ixzll and let your heart cry verses 18 and 10 But before this kingdom can como or in connection with its coming there must bo nn ovcr throw of tho wicked ono and his nssocl ntos and followers This smiting Is ro ferred to in Ps 110 Rov II SO 27 II Thess 11 8 Rov xvII 14 six 20 It Is scon to bo at tho coming of our Lord In power and glory and nt that tlmo nil the saints shall como back with Him I Thoss 111 13 iv 14 Zech xiv 51 o C And righteousness shall bo tho sIr dloof Ills loins nnd faithfulness tho gIrdle of Ills reins It A King shall reign In righteousness and tho work of righteous need shall bo peace and the effect service of righteousness quietness nnd assurance forever Isn xxxll 1 17 All Ills doIngs aro bound up In righteousness and faith fulness and tho fruit Is peaco When Jero mlah would reason with God concerning tho prosperity of tho wicked ho begins by saying Righteous art thou 0 Lord yet Jor xII 1 When Nchoinlnh bewails tho sins of hits pooplo and the consequent Judg montsof Jehovah ho says Howbolt thou art just In all that is brought upon ust Neb Ix 83 and in connection with tho pouring out of tho vials of Gods wrath in tho great day of tho Lord tbo testimony Is Just and trnoaro Thy ways Thou King of nations Hov xv 8 Wo may always bo sure that As for God Ills wafy is per feet Ps xvIII 80 08 Tho wolf also shall dwell with tho lamb and tho leopard shall llo down with tho kid This plcturo of wild and do tnestla animals and little children living In pcaco together will surely bo literally fulfilled As It was in tho garden of Eden and as It was In tho ark of Noah so shall it bo in nil tho earth Thero shall bo no moro death nor sorrow nor crying nor paIn for all things on earth shall be made new Roy xxI 4 C Tim creation Itself shall be delivered from its bondage and o made to enjoy tho liberty of tho glory tho children of God Isa lxv 25 Rom vlll 91 It Is undoubtedly true that somo icoplo act llko wild boasts oft roaring like Ions or growling llko boars or devouring Iko wolves that such people both in heathendom and Christendom become by tho grace of God lIko lambs and that of en It Is through n little child that God eads them to Himself but wo must not- uppose that tho salvation of souls is all that wo are taught In theso words for its only by n flguro that wo find that hero This earth Is to bo wholly subdued by our Lord Jesus Christ and mado llko heaven not by the preaching of tho gospel ns a present but by tho personal reign of our Lord Jesus after Ho shall return in glory Rev xl 1510 0 Tho earth shall bo full of thoknowl odgo of the Lord ns tho waters cover tho sea This statement is found for tho first tlmo In Num xiv 21 then hero and aft erward in hub II 14 In tho first place it is in connection with the forgiveness of Israel as n nation and so it Is hero sea verses 11 to 10 for It is Gods plan that through Israel all nations shall bo blessed Tho gospel now being preached In nil na tlons will gather out of all nations n pee plo for Ills iiamo the church Ills body then haying taken Ills church out of tho world to bo with Him Ho will return with them for Israels conversion and through them tho blessing for nil tho world This Is tho simple programme clearly sot forth in Acts xv 1418 10 And in that day there shall bo o root of Jcsso which shall stand for nn on sign of tho people To It shall the gentiles sock and Ills rest shall bo glorious Ills first namo in tho Now Testament Is Jesus Christ tho Son of David and Ills last tho Root and tho Offspring of David Math I KingInseek Jet III 17 nnd llko tho quoon of Shoba and tbo wlso men from tho cast they will bring their wealth to Him Isa Ix G 0 21 Now tho glad tidings of re demption by Ills blood is carried to nil un tlons and but tow bollovo It but then all nations shall flock to Him or to Israel boo cause of Him and tboro shall bo peace on earth and tho nations shall learn war no snore See Isa II 8 4 Zech vIII 22 83 Vhllowownltniid work nnd watch for tho coming of tho glory of Ills kingdom wo nay havo In heart and life n foretaste of that rest and glory if wo will lot Christ in us tho hope of glory have full control of tho property which Ho has bought with His precious blood Whole hearted sub mission to Him ready for any manner of service with Implicit confidence in His management will surely bring this rest Approved of God Time ruling desire of every member of tho church should bo to show himself approved of God n workman that ncodoth not bo ashamed To bo ap proved of men that is to bo popular iu tho world is tho most dangerous tbiug that can befall a Christian Woo unto you when nil men speak well of you It said tho Master Himself Tho friend ship of the world is enmity with God It To havo the approval of tho world then is to have tho disapproval of God No Christian can afford that Chris tiau Instructor Painful but Wholesome Strive dally and hourly to bo calm to stop yourself forcibly and recall your mind to a sense of what you aro where you nro going and whither you ought to bo tending This is most painful dis cipline but most wholesome Re formed Church Messenger P I S OS CU R E FOR 11031 WtWSiSSt Use tlmo Hold br drurelst ix 1 1 ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY 11 iINOORPORATED I Iir i I General Office Earlington Kentucky A1 i r11LcFL Offices I Iiy V1Kentucky s Memphis Tenn S- w A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street EvansvIlle Ind iji VliolesBeilei Ageratts JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo J W a 5 C BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill II a I THE FAMOUS NO 3 COAL i a Charlesjjj used THE B ST SELECTED COAL IN THE i MARKETII BRUSHED BDKK FOR BISE BURNERS AND FURHJBK8 i iWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER 4s NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price OnV iton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as ioneton of the best Anthracite CoalIASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 111 t 81r 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Toplo For the Week IJcRlnnlnc Oct S3 Comment by Key SU Doyle ToIJoGo or scnditts xvi 110 A missionary topicIIAnd they camo down to Troaa and a vision appeared to Paul In tho night There stood a man of Macedonia and prayed him saying Como over into Macedonia and help us And after ho had seen the vision immediately wo endeavored to go into Macedonia assuredly gathering that tho Lord had callod us to preach the gospel unto them Acts xvi 810 This incident In Pauls lifo is very instructive from a missionary standpoint Ho is at Troas in tho western part of Asia Minor on his second great missionary Journey In a vision an in habitant of historic Macedonia of Eu rope calls to him for holp Ho sees in tho vision also a call from God Immo diately ho obeyed it Ho went to Mace donia and his preaching produced bless ed results The Christians duty toward missions is hero pointedly illustrated It says Go or send It Why should wo go or send Three reasons moved Paul to action and theso three reasons appeal to us today 1 Tho call from Macedonia for help Paul must havo been greatly touched by this pathetic appeal for the gospel Ho was intensely anxious to take tho gospel to all who wanted it Macedonia heathen domfs coIling to us today Not ono man but millions of human beings in Africa India China and the islands of tho sea aro calling for help They need Christ and they want Christ Can we refuse their cry 2 Tho call from God Paul saw in tho vision a call from God Every cry for help in this world is a call from God God has opened the doors of tho heathen world nnd commands to go in and win tho lands for Christ God calls us to missionary work Cnn we refuse to oboy God 3 Paul could go Ho went immediately because it was possible for him to do so Wo can go or send This should decide for us Perhaps wo can go If our church boards cannot send us perhaps we can go and pay our own uxpciisos No young man or woman who has tho means and tho way clear to do so could uso both soil or means to a bettor purposo But if cannot go we can send A wealthy young man in ono of our colleges studying to 10 a missionary supported a man actually on tho field as his substitute until ho himself was pro pared to go If as individuals wo may not bo able to havo a missionary repro senting us on the field perhaps us so cieties wo could do so A number of societies have thoir representatives on tho foreign field and many many others could support at least a natlvo worker or educate a boy or girl for fu turo missionary work Tho cost is not great Tho secretary of your denomina tional missionary board could give all tho information desired upon this sub ject If however wo cannot do this nil of us can give something and wo should liberally and systematically for sending thoso who can go if wo cannot Bible Verses Isa 1117 Nah i15 Math xxiii 37 xxviii 10 20 Luke xiv 1024 Aotai 11 xiii 13 Item i 1417 x 14 1C I Cor ix 1022 Rev xxii 17 Task Xnouch Oar own faults and failures would supply ono would think Buflloiont pangs of penitence to occupy that part of conscience which is devoted to lament over shortcomings Few of us have reached that happy stato of perfection in which we can give over repentance Wo have to watch our own conduct guard against temptation aud when overcome confess our sins to our heavenly Father with heartfelt sorrow Con science holds a rod to check us when erring and to drlvous In thu right way should the kindly impulse of duty fail to allure us and when we reject the rod conscience becomes a ecourgo to punish us with remorse for our dis obedience This is task enough for con science Indopeii dent To llo Jlliwrublo- Thiul ilut yourself uhoot what you vaut w 1 1 nwinit IiI lt nght t- oplll yin ull vot iwcple tuink o- fyouhi VUt r Miirii ttitlvr nil your thcutitUi tdfIKLcTymi will baro abuuduucM of itiUj Cunrles Kings Europe Must Eat From the American Economist Commercial authorities report a renewed demand for American food stuffs abroad and a heavy ex port movement of wheat and corn has already begun Nearly all of Europe is in want of American wheat Crops over there prove to be even shorter than was supposed the Russian deficiency being un expectedly large So we shall continue to feed the foreigners out of our abundant surplus and we shall not lake our pay in manufactured goods as was the case to a large extent un der the FreeTrade policy of 1893 97 and would be again if the Dingley duties now prevailing did not shut off payment in goods The difference in the operation of the two economic politics was illustrated during the fiscal year ended June 30 1898 when we scored a favorable merchandise balance of over 615000000 of which a large portion must be set l fed in coin or its equivalent in credit balances offsetting interest on foreign capital invested in the United States dividends on American securities held abroad settlement of charges for the transportation of American commerce in foreign ships etc etc This year the trade balance continues to mount up and again it will have to be adjusted in cash for reasons already stated IMr Jno H Moss of New York Mr H B Hanson of Saratoga Springs and Mr E G Sebree of Henderson were in Earlington yesterday attending the semiannual meeting of directors of the St Bernard Coal Company The first two gentlemen have been the guests of Mr John B Atkinso several days IIUII R IlrIAMe9YEARSOLOLdne lJnae any lLouey It glyce quick and permanent nli- n gripMweUuujtdtandmldiI limake weak Im IItrOIISoMIII MeA MetaIUiJ c Praying Through tier tint Ive thought as in church she His goodnei has hymned Can n merciful deity bark To a woman who prays neatb a hat that Is trimmed With a poor murdered thrush or B lark L A W Bulletin RVBRJWItERCMural Ilalilcad commissioned by the Govern DepartmentThe SheliomplialsAmerican trenches at Manila in the Insurgent Ol7mrlawllhManila llonanta for agenti Brimful of Original pIctures taken by government on profitsFeilitofficial war books Outfit free Address F T llarbcr Secy Star Intnranco Uldg Chicago oet 7 i6t Moody and the Sinless Man From the Ladies Home Journal Some time ago a man who claimed perfection went to Evan gelist Moody and commiserated him on his low level of Christian experience Mr Moody in a kind manner asked Ills caller if he never sinnednor did any wrong No I have not sinned for years neither have I done anything that was wrong was the prompt reply Well Im glad to know it said Mr Mood but before Im convinced would like to ask your wife The Hawaiian Islands The Chkagcr NorthWestern Railway has issued a booklet with the above title giving a brief description of these Hands their topograpy climate naturnal resource railways schools population etc It contains a folding map and mentions the various steamship lines piling between the Pacific ports and the islands Atten tion Is also called to the unparalled facili ties offered by the Northwestern Line the Pioneer Line west and northwest of Chicago for reaching San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and other western points The booklet will be sent to any address upon receipt of four cents In stamps by W 11 Knlskern 29 Fifth ave nue Chicago Il- lSubscribe for TIlE BEE U Ring out tho old lUng In the new Ring out tho false Slug In the true We bring to you thax new and true from the piney forests of Norway r DR BELLS PineTarHoney Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Posltlvq Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are exhila rated the microbebearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling Is removed and theinflamed membranes ore healed and soothed so that there is no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottles Only 26o 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who had been left in their charge The children had been reduced to tho position ol drudges their clothing was ragged and they were fed from n pig tub The cider child it wan alleged was stripped and beaten by thevicars wife and was then kicked by the vicar Doth of tIme accused were sentenced to four months imprisonment nt hard labor Dense crowds surrounded the courthouse during the progress of the trial and thrcntH were openly made of lynching tho prisoners A NEGRO HUNT Time Sheriff Iu Jursult cit a MIf N gross Who Killed Whit M o Several Dead I Memphis Term Oct 2Tho Com niercial Appeal has n bulletin from Jackson MIss stating that a shcrlfTs posse of 100 men arc scouring tho country near Forest Miss for a mob of negroes who killed a white officer Several negroes are reported killed and the pursuit continues Qor Mc Lnurln hits gone to tim scene of the trouble leaving Brandon via Jackson We Are Not Singular Sickness of hemmed Sonilun Cxuipalcner London Oct 23Thiat the after ef feats of 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