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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 27, 1898

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 27, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898102701_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 27, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. IHOCBhHiBVEBA H . J o - r 'sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssm ' AriHt' 'M c - . . ffi m SM,:a& fedHr -- V JIH raf . IV am B H V m V I A 13. A Am atWA..' AiAA, 4s i A has just received a large shipment or school Books and supplies and iW . .lit it ., f r. ,,,?, ?. I ) ,v 31K yQl can get anything needed in the if ,$ M S- - 5 scll0l rom at prices that cannot bo undersold. See liim nt """aoiNViLLE, ry- .- 1I yi. V . A I 1 IIIm'yPI II mn BV r-SHH I 1 c BlH JsSMi rc2-- r - ' IJ3WgBPMf v1wW llaMlIaHBBMfclFKEiK uy nr?iBiv?.iti 3 j ISIPtaMMMMi-5E- E fajii i"1Bttliyir "TTlT "rfcv Btilfitfft jfiiM INin 0 v feBKig I rj ' ll!Vv OT"-sfeis- II Amfl .....A. twin. d...d,-..r,- . !.&. A. A f! lHI115ycMgmwiLm .. Qv ,.mlMlmmm&m H Mrnfff T rl Mti 0 . 4 W iDiHm Miff TV-iT- r ic tza&z B2Pbra2zZ: - xX v Stor W - ,, M k y w W f' jf i Si Si f Suy put f)cWs.oofts y yy - SISK. mC m. m(. And school supplies from A. D. Special inducements will be given. Call and see his prices MADI&ONVILLB. KY. g-- 1 ' t"1"" . t-- " r? Tig' - p" i" up." y. ".i ' ' y1"?'" . III - III M H NINTH YEAR. . .' EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1898. NO. 43 .L I &&& db ei db IB 5 m STORE NEW U Transport Indiana. San Francisco, Oct. 22. Gen. Mer-rinA Manifesto Supported by Many has ordered the following ofSpaniards Openly Proclaiming ficers and men to proceed to the Philippines on tho transport Indlnna, Cuban Independence. which will sail In about a week: Col. Frederick Funston, Majors Frank II. A Whitman nnd Wilder S. Metcalf, Surgeon John A. Haftcr, Assistant Surgeon Henry D. Smith, Adjutant Urcut Discontent Amour Hp.inUH Troops Charles H. Walker, Quartermaster In Cuba a en. Illiiiifo'rf Uliliundiuout Walter O.Hull,, chaplain John G.Schlle-mnn regimental IJocrco Cuban l'atrlut Clubs In 1'ioclnlralnc a Holy War Aenlnat staff nnd band, nnd companies C, D, R, O, II, I, L, M, Twentieth Kansas Aincrlcnni. volunteer Infantry, nnd six privntes Jliiviuin, via Key West, Oct. Si.Vaz of the hospital corps, making a total Y Ubcrtml, 0110 of the ilally papers of of 31 officers and 750 enlisted men. ClpnfiiPoi published with the Bane-Ho- n A SOLDIER MURDERED. of the government, printx 11 maul-feMwith mor 300 KlgiuiturcH, a great Cnlvln McCoa of tlieTblrd ir.nny of which arc those of Spaniards, Scrct'ant-Miijo- r Alabama. Murdered and Robbed at openly proclaiming Cuban Independnt n, IIn-vauo llfillPIEI ORDERED TO MANILA. Troop Indicated by Qen. MerrlatntoFro-coed to tbo l'hlllpplnca on tlio Tbo Roral Mown. Actual is the highest gride baling powder tests show It goe one. tllrd further thaa any other broad. I PIE IHE Philadelphia Opens Her Festival With a Grand Naval Review on the Delaware River. NINE NAVAL VESSELS IN THE STREAM. mi akP POWDER Absolutely Pure SOVU. bAKIKO rOWDCR A Beautiful lPARGfr NtouwriMocooKMC'' KttQ COLUU MIC Present FREE for a few months to all users of t! celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flat 1 . Brand). To induce you to try this bran.! starcb.so that you may find out for votu... that all claims for its superiority and ccrr omy arc true, the malcershavc had prepaid.., at great expense, a series oft .- is tou Off S SITF MD KE nigi yaw LU". ; i Two Hundred Other Ktcnin Craft l'nssed Them in I'rucrsslou, the Warships l'lr-litieventceii-Uu- u Salute ns the Yacht May, ulth Sccnturjr Lone on Hoard, Camo Abreast. VOBK. out rana er ihii (tpch will to IT OIHSH B STAICH. "J.CJfUBIHGEROROS'C? KKtOKWjOWftwfaVDlfasj, CO., kl OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. ence. oflleern nre selling comtnibsnry stores Sloutgouiery, Ala. Some of the Good Things in the Big ... St. Bernard Store in all Departments. Full Stock ... Shoes for Everybody. As we always have, so have we now the best things on earth in Shoes for everybody of any age. Nothing but the most substantial and genuine stock at the most reasonable prices Specialties For Ladies: The choice styles made by Drew, Shelby & Co. For Men: The best things from the bifl factory of J. S. Nelson All Fall & Winter Clothing. Large variety of HONEST, SUBSTANTIAL, and Stylish Goods, Latest Cut and Finish. NOTHING SHODDY. At the most reasonable prices. Quality and Style beyond question. 5 to 313 3uiit. Blankets.. Big and Broad and Thick and Warm Made of Sheep's Wool. Elegant things All Genuine Goods. and Cheap. Good Bargains Overcoats.. Latest Nobby Things. Fit Everybody. Quality Guaranteed. Fine Goods. No Warm Goods. Strong Goods. trouble to buy as it takes so little money Millinery.. d Nobby selections of late styles in Walking Hats. Also a Choice lot of Caps for children and little tots. Sail-orsan- Capes and Jackets. rA- varied assortment of latest A Nashville, Tcnn., Oct. 22. A special at any price obtainable, tinny supplies to the Banner from Montgomery, Alu., aro now a drug In the market in the 6uyHt About three o'clock this morning interior, making legitimate trade imCalvin McCou, sergeant-mnjo- r of the possible. Corruption and Kobbcry Dully llecomlnc TUrd Alabama regiment, was found lend on Jackson btrect. He had been Moro Ucn. It is assorted that as the Spanish shot, the ball entering the left car. He rule in Cuba draws to a close, corrup- was seen Thursday vtlth considerable tion and robbery daily become more money on his person, and when found open and wholesale. The commission his pockets had been cut out and tho of transportation, charged with fur- money was gone. The coroner is innishing passage tickets to Spanish of- vestigating. ficers returning to Spain, charges an An Arrangement Ileacliod Iletwern franco arbitrary rate of four dollars each for nnd England In tbo F.lsllocln Mulder a berth. It the. victim refuses to give Paris, Oct. 22. Willie the newspaup lie is made to wait for several pers here and, judging from the Engsteamers, the commission claiming lish dispatches, the Loudon journals that there is no room. as well uro full of tho most sensaA dame. tional stories about preparations on Generally tho officer in glad to pay both sides of the channel for war about the tax la order to get nway. This this wretched Fashoda business, the abuse is openly spoken of, but the fact remains that an arrangement has l, present situation is a been reached between the two coungame, and every one tries in connection with tho matter, In eager to make money while the consequence of which there was a very Spanish huh shines. sharp tally on the money market, both Tho official report of the burials in here and in London, beforo business the city of Havana since tho first of closed for tho day yesterday. the present year shows that there have been 10,821 interments. The average Bitot tbo Drummer Who Insulted Ills Wlte. Houston, Tex., Oct. 24. M. Parclra, death rate keeps on steadily at 47 per ft drummer, whoso home is nt Albany, day. Urcnt Discontent Among the Spanish N. Y., was shot nnd instantly killed Troops. by Gcorgo do Moss. Pareira is alleged Ureut discontent prevails among tho to have offered a gross insult to Mrs. Spanish troops because ofnon-paymeDc Moss, nnd she told her husband at in some cases for six months, in oth- once on her return home. Mr. De ers for seven months, und in still oth-er- n Moss then hunted up Pnriera, finding for even eight months, and the sol- him in n store. He walked up to him, diers fear that they will bo embarked jsked his name, nnd on nnswer, blew for Spain without receiving their pay. (he top of Tarlera's head off. The reThe poor quality of tho food sup- mains will be shipped to Albany, N. Y. plied to nearly nil tho soldiers has ocfeels and serious Jcliu X'helnsnnd WillIlls DUcraco Keenly, casioned much llcfonu. insubordination is feared in several loLexington, Ky., Oct. 22. Private calities. In tho province of Puerto l'rlncipe of tho 400 members of tho John Phelps, of the Second Missouri publicly disregiment, chll guard 300 havo deserted nnd gone charged nndwho was at Camp Hamdisgraced ocr to the insurgents. At Kucvitas ilton, Thursday, is still In tho city. the Tarragona battalion becamo insubordinate and attempted to join the Friends say he regrets the publicity reform. Ho and insurgents on account of the short ra- he has received, Yalo will1803, in nnd was tions and tho wretched quality of tho graduated from food supplied by their chief. Gen. at Annapolis six months. March, in command in thnt province, rtilllpplno Insurgent Withdraw Teace. nbly. on lenrning of this occurrence, went to Manila, 0,ct.2G. Thcinsurgents have Nucvitas nnd succeeded in quieting the soldiers by furnishing them with peaceably withdrawn to the distance desired by the American officers exgood and plentiful rations. Uraertloui Stopped by Qen. Dlanco's DM cept in Galoocan, the northern suburb bnudment Decree. of Manila." The Sixth artillery will go Many soldiers until recently were to Galoocan on Wednesday. It is deserting, but Gen. Blanco's decree re- thought that there will be no opposigarding dlsbandmcnt has put a Btop to tion to this movement. Over 3,000 soldiers the defections. Uleven Ilerr Island Indians at Dulutb. have been mustered out slnco the isDuluth, Minn., Oct. 22. Eleven Bear Tho sanitary suance of tho decree. Island Indians were brought hero by brigades of Havana.Guanabacoa, llegla und Gulnes, with thoso of several oth- Marshal O'Connor nnd a detachment er localities in llavaua province, have of ten Third Infantry regulars. They petitioned Gen. Blanco that they entered formal pleas of not guilty in be disbanded. They may remain In the United States court, nnd were givthe Island. Sorao of the engineer brig- en time to consult with their attorades have also solicited their dis- ney. It is likely that some of them charges here. Tho greater part of will plead guilty. d of tho them urc conipot-eA Chance for Spanish Scholars. soldiers. Over 400 of the 700 members Washington, Oct. 22. A high official of the Orden publico at Havana have in the state department calls attenalso asked that they be mustered out tion to tho necessity of forming a in order thnt they may remain in suitable corps of bright young men, Cuba, and 50 per cent, of nil tho civil well versed in tho Spanish language, to guards in the island have made a. sim- assist in the execution of the colonial ilar request. None of the artillery- pollcy'whlch has imposed on the namen, however, havo asked to be al- tion ns n result of tho war. lowed to remain. The reason for this l"roe-I"or-A- U free-for-alop-pea- rs best-drille- Owing to the fact that the Spanish I'etcr Brooks killed himself nt St. Louis'bccause of tho death of his wlfo rnd James Cook, of Wood county, Tex., wns killed near Anniston, Ala., by a falling tree. The electric light nnd power plant nt Kdwardsville, 111., was burned Monday; loss, $30,000. Uavr3 Wesson and child of Dallas, Tex., were fatally burned in n fire that destroyed their home. The'Madrid Imparclal says that the United States is treating Spain as the European nations treat China. The. report that Geronlmo, tho Apache chlef,hadcscapcd from his captors p'roves to have been unfounded. Miss Kiln Cason, of Casky, Ky., fell from 'her chair while talking with friends nnd expired almost immediately. Albert Cllft, who murdered Anton Itichafds in Memphis was found working in a kitchen at St. Louis. He was arrested. TliCj Chris-topher.- cl)i1d. Cuban 1'utrlot Clubs Orcuiiliocl In Iluviiun. No Smallpox lu Dawson. patterns of , Ladies' and Child-ren- s' Capes and Jackets at prices that will fit any purse. We can't r ::? describe them here. Come and see.. 7T About 60 Cuban patriotic clubs havo been organized In Havana under the manugement, in a large majority of cases, of physicians, lawyers und other professional men. Many of the members of some of these clubs attended the first meetings wearing the Cuban and American Hags crossed. The presiding officers of several of the clubs, noticing tho insignia in the button holes of tho members, ordered that In futuro only tho Cuban flag should be worn. In muny instances the order was complied witlrt rreucliluK it Holy War AElust tlio AmerThe Cuban general llcgo has arrived at Hut mm from Puerto Principe, and is preaching in the Havana cufeu and the insurgent camps near the city u holy war against the Americans. Ho has interviewed many of the leaders of the Cubans, nnd has urged the carrying on of the war against the Amer-ieaiiIf Independence is not nt onco granted to Cuba. The Cuban colonel Torrientc has also arrived in Havana from the east, and is carrying on a strong campaign agnlust the Americans and Callxto Gnrcla, whom he professes to look upon ns a traitor to the Cubans and as having basely sold himself for American gold. Col. Torrientc, in an interview with the editor of one of (ho lending news-papeof Havana, made all sorts of declarations against Gen. Callxto Garcia and tho Americans, but the censor would not allow an account ot the interview to be published, fearing that It might give rise to disturbance. H Seattle, Wash., Oct. 22. John Consl-dinone of the latest arrivals from Dawson, states that there nre no cases of Binallpox in Dawson ns has been reported. There was a rumor circulated, ho says, that kIx cases had developed, but examination showed there was no foundation for it. e, Attacks on American Catholics Must Cease. New York, Oct. 22. A dispatch to the World from Koine says: The pope Groceries No other stock so complete and fresh outside a large city. Every necessary and luxury that is made or grows to eat. Our reputation for honest goods and honest values is sustainedin a marked degree icans. has given orders, the Popolo announces, that all attacks on American Catholics shall cease, and all the complaints pgalnst the doctrines of Father Hcckcr shall be withdrawn. Closed on Account of tho Dlsnppearauco of tho Cashier. Lisbon, O..Oct. 22. The First national bunk of tills place was closed yesterday by the directors. H. J. Childs, who has been the cashier for 20 years, Red, n contractor of Sedalia, Mo., was fatally Bcaldcd by falling into a tub of boiling water. Lledt.-Gen.SWllliamllowley In supremo command of tho British troops in South Africa, died Monday nt Capo Town. Mrs,". Cornelia Shea nnd daughter were struck and killed by a Denver & ,ltio Grande train while walking on the tracks near Lcariville, Lot. The British cabinet will meet Thursday to consider tho Fashoda crisis. France's claims then will be imparted to the ministry by Premier Salisbury. Minister of Wnr Corrcn of Spain has resigned. This, together with Senor Gamazo's resignation, several days ago, has brought on n serious cabinet crisis. It is now proposed that the new battleship Wisconsin shall be christened nt San Francisco, November 20, with bee,r, instead of tho champagne. Mrs? Ernestine Shudllcb, charged, with Otto Mathes, with the murder of former Senator Wall, of Staunton, 111., mny be released on $5,000 bond to appear for trial. Spain must make n definite reply to tho United States peace commissioners Wednesday. A long session Monday resulted in a rejection of Spain's Cuban debt proposals. The cruiser Buffiilo will cross the Atlantic nnd go through tho Suez canal, and it is expected that sho will arrive at Manila before the battleships Iowa and Oregon can get there. Mrs. Amelia Morchcnd, residing six miles from Sedalia, Mo., got her right arm caught and mangled in a sugarcane mill, necessitating tho amputation of the limb above the elbow. n grocery-ma- n A. M. Curry, a of Lawrence, ICas., Is missing, and so far no ono' has been able to find any clew indicating his whereabouts or accounting for his absence. It is understood that tho American peace commissioners at Paris have received positive, sharp instructions from President McKinley to refuso to discuss further the question of the Cuban debt. United States ships will, beforo long, bo seen in tho harbor of Ilavana. It Is thought very desirable that a United States warship or two shall bo in tho harbor during the time when Cuba is in a state of transition. Snow fell nil over Nebrnskn Monday night. It began with rain in tho eastern half shortly after nightfall, soon changing to snow. In central and western Nebraska the temperature fell to the lowest thus far this fall. The president nnd the members of his cabinet havo decided that tho United States will take formal control of the affairs of Cuba on January 1, 1809, and thus begin tho new year by giving Cuba tho benefits thnt go with tho American flag. Death of the .Man Who Set Up the First ir Good-enougtime-honorwell-know- Philadelphia, Oct. 20. The 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 waa crowded with people, and the weather was favorable. The nine naval vessels were anchored in the middle of the stream at equal distance apart and lu all stretching out for about two miles oi tho city front. Tho war vessels at anchor during the demonstration, every one of them gaily trimmed with bunting from stem to stern. Below League Island navy yard, 200 other steam vessels had rendezvoused, nnd from this point the procession moved up the river past the The anchored fleet of with Commodore Joslah It. Adams, ot the Philadelphia Yacht club, the ofliccr of the day, on board, led the fleet, followed by the yacht May, with the sccretnry of the navy and party. Then In order came the steamers with invited guests, members o: the jubilee committee, city council-men- , the mayor nnd other city ofllclals, the local and visiting newspapermen, and following these came the long list of excusion steamers. The Imposing pageant passed the warships on the New Jersey side of the the yacht river, and ench May amc abreast belched forth a salute of 17 guns in honor of the secretary of the navy. WORST GALE OF THE YEAR. men-of-wa- r. man-of-wa- r, GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the $io,ooo originals by Muvllle, which will be given.! advertising whatever, and will ornament the most elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever beforo gave away such valuable presents to it: customers. They arc not for sale at any price, and can be obtained only lu ' the manner specified. The subjects arc: American Wild Ducks, American Pheasant, English Quail, English Snipe. The birds arc handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. Each Plaque Is bordered with a band of gold. you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below. These Plaques arc 40 inches in circumference, are free of any suggestion c: I ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years. TWENTY-TW- O How To Got Them; All purchasers ot three 10 cent or six G cent packages of Elastic Starch (Flat Iron Iimnd), aro entitled to from their procor cno of tlico beantlfal dame Plaques free. Tho plaques will cot bo sent by mall. They can bo obtained only from your grocer. Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch. Do not delay. Tills offer Is for n short ttmo only. -' 1 AHLLION packages of this brand were sold last year. That's how good it is. ASK YOUR DEALER tc show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch. Accept no substitute. Chicago Storm Swept nnd Much Damage Done Throughout tho City No Loss of Ltto Reported. The Insular Cabinet Have Taken the Oath and Will Try to End Party Strife. GEN. ORTEGAHASTAKEN HIS DEPARTURE. 11. ltear-Admiral Illinois Central R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Illinois Central now hat on tale, and will continue the tame nntll September o. 1608. round trio summer tourist tickets from points on Its lines In the Soutb to a large list of summer resorts In tho NoVth. Its fast double dally service to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville enables one to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resorta of Virginia, the White Mountains and. Seaside of New England, the Thousand Islands, the lake and forest retorts of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot Springs of Arkansas,, the Yellowstone Park or tbo resorts ot Colorado. TOURIST Chicago, Oct. 25. The worst galo of the year set in this afternoon, and at midnight was still raging. Immense damage was done through the city to wires, and telephone, and electric-ligh- t in some instances street car lines were compelled to suspend operations after nine o'clock in the evening. Many trees were blown down in all sections of the city. There was no loss ot life, and the only accident on the lake so far reported was the wrecking of the lumber-laden bark Isabella Mcars. Tho bark broke away from n tug at tho mouth of the Chicago river, and was carried down the outer harbor. Her g crew was taken off by the crew and the bark left to her fate. She struck off Sixteenth street, nnd will bo pounded to pieces before morning. life-savin- Tlio Evacuation of tlio Island by Spain Is NowComploto Tlio Commissioners Now lteatly to Iteturn Home Its Members lluvo Made Many Irlenils During Their Stay. Vnilinnrri Thought Ilev. George C'nlrln Hall Too Old for a Missionary Itlshop. Washington, Oct. 20. Ilev. George Calvin Hall, archdeacon of Wilmington, Del., nominated by the house, of bishops of the Episcopal council, Monday, for missionary bishop of Kyoto, Japan, fulled of election by the deputies. The highest testimonials were paid to tho character of Dr. Hull, but in the opinion of tho deputies his age, 52 years, is a bar to the successful conduct of active work In tho new. field, and to n tcady acquisition of the Japanese language. An Appeal to the Postal Authorities In the HotUIn Case. San Francisco, Oct. 20. Chicf-o- f Police Lees and Detective McYey, the representiitUes ot the state of Delaware, havo appealed to tho postal authorities to take some action in the matter of the extradition of Mrs. Cordelia Botkln, 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. Tho postal authorities have promised to look up the law in the matter. l'lre nt Pekln, 111. Pckin, 111., Oct. 20. Tho extensive dry goods establishment of Scripper & Block was burned Monday. The fire started in the cellar, and in a sliort time the entire stock was destroyed and the building wrecked. Loss on slock, $85,000; insured for $30,000. Loss on bull(ling,$l.'i,000; fully insured. The hardware store of J. Wcyrlch & Son was damaged $4,000; covered by insurance. Attempt to Illoir Up n Family San Juan de l'orto Rico, Oct. 25. The members ot tho insular cabinet, who havo taken the oath of allegiauca to the United States with bellttlng solemnity, will issue a manifesto announcing their resolution to nvoid partisan politics nnd end party strife. About $12,000 have been collected as customs duties since October 18, tho duy tho United States formally tooh possession of l'orto Kico. Uen. Ortcen lias Uone. Oen. Ortega embarked Sunday on board the Spanish steamer Montevideo, und was saluted from tho shore. Ho made n speech declaring that tho is Ipnd had been surrendered by order from Madrid, adding that ho would never have dono so without such nn order. The general was saluted, on sailing, by tho United States cruiser NewSchley nnd his staff ark. nro on board tho Newark, nwalttng the r.rrhal of Commander Snow, who Is to take command of tho United States nr.val station at San Junn, beforo departing. Col. Hunter,-- secretary of the United Slates military commission, who Is in poor health, will leave Toncc on October 2G, on board tho Philadelphia. e illustrat- a ed pamphlet, contains a large number of letters from Northern farmers IT U1U.U now prosperously located on the line In of the Illinois Central-Railroatho States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Loulsana, and also a detailed write-u- p of the cities, towns and country on and adjacent to that line. To hemeteekers, or those in search of a farm, this pamphlet wilt furnish reliable information concerning the most accessible and prosperous portion ol the Soutb. Free copies can be had by applying fo the nearest of the undersigned. Homeseeliers' I rewritten, and. giving facts nnd conditions, brought down to date, of the Central's itome- seekers' uuide,"nas Just been issued. Is p1 1111 11 Tickett and full information at to rates in Connection with the above can be had of agents ol the "Central" and connecting lines. S. Q. Hatch, Dl. Patl. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, DIr: Pan. Agent, Memphis. VVm. Murray, Dlv Pais. Agent, New Orleans. A. H. Hanson, G, P. A. W, A. Kellond, A. C. P, A. Chicago, Louisville. tVi( 11M I vtf.UfairrfMfaAi'. M ttUiAtl M R. OTTO'S 0 9 Spruce Sum lho efficient work of tho United Stales commission has won popularity for its members among tho people of Sim Juan, nnd there have been n num-bof graceful farewells exchanged. A movement hasbeen started to send n l'orto Itican commission to Washington, in order to represent to the authorities there tho needs of tho people ot this island. Krncuatlou of Torto lllco Complete. Washington, Oct. 25. Tho navy Tho Commissioners Hro Modo Friends. i ALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY. I 25 & ei 50 CENT BOTTLES, Drugstore. f has received a dispatch from San Juan stating that tho evacuation ot l'orto Itlco has been completed by the sailing of tho last detachment of Spanish troops.' AS A NAVAL Sold bv St. Bernard "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS FARMING." IN STATION. Ssn Junn, l'orto Itlco, Will Ilo One of Our Most Important Naval Stations In the Future. Published by the New York Tribune 1'oirer Press In Illinois. has not been seen since Thursday morning. Oranted n Jteprlere. Boise, Idaho, Oct. 22. Gcv. Stcunen-berat the request of the state board of pardons, has granted n reprieve until December 10, to "Diamond, Field Jack" Davis, who was under sentenco to linng a week hence for the murder of Cujnmlngs and Wilson, tho sheep herders. g, rs SSWcpf $? ' in our Big Grocery Department, and as. to canned goods we have everything in can. that can he canned: Fruits, Vegetables, Syrups, Meats, Fish, canned by canners that can can. "We can't tell the story here but our shelves talk. Choice Goods, Close Prices. Btarbuck, tho Injured Princeton, N. J., Oct 24. Starbuck, who was injured tho Cornell f nbout tho head in the game with Princeton Saturday, recovered sufficiently yesterday to follow bl team back to Ithlcn. Full-Hacull-boc- The Kentucky Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church From Howling Green Tribune. The Tribune is authorized to is in session at Henderson this deny the report that, after his week. election ttf congress, Dr. Creel will use his influence to have Hon. John Rhea sent as a gospel missionary to the Ladronc Islands. Mother! Thk wooier- remedy will save your No; the Dr. will insist on a more important appointment for Mr. child's Ufa when attacked Rhea, and have him assigned to the Phillipinc Islands, at least. cure throat and luog trouble. Price 25 d Gospel nission (or John Rhea. Dr. Bull's STafB Syrup. wOUEIl Marquette, Mich., Oct. 20. An attempt apparently van made at 1:10 a. ni., to murder James Pcndill, an n man nnd incidentally his entire family by blowing up the house with dynamite. The charge was not heavy enough to wreck Turbulent Scenos In tho Capital ot Cuba the house. Pcndill and his family esTendered Ills Ileslgnntlon Comcaped. No clew to the culprit is plaint Against Chinchilla. known. Corrca, Mndrid, Oct. 24. Lleut.-GcFrench Canadian Hympathy. minister of war, threatens to resign Montreal, Can., Oct. 20. The French unless the government upholds the ac- Canadian papers nre freely criticizing tion of Gen. Chinchilla, captain-generEngland over its course in Egypt. La of Madrid, who laHt week impris- Pntrie, the government organ, stated Figueren, editor of El that though they were loyal subjects oned Senor Knclonal, for publishing an article npt of the empire, they were Frenchmen previously submitted to the censor also. the imprisonment being resented in certain quartern ns an infringement of The Treasury Ilalanre. Flguereu's alleged immunity from arWashington, Oct. 20. Yesterday's rest ns u member of the chamber of statement of the condition of the treasdeputies. ury showed: Avalluble cash balance, Senor Gnmazo, on Friday last, ten- $305,213,470; gold reserve, $210,203,000. dered liis resignation as minister ot public instructions nnd public, works Rev. Sam P. Jones has engaged as n protest nguinst tho nrrcst of Senor to conduct a revival at the TaberKiguercu. Bis recognition, taken with nacle in Hopkinsville to begin the threnUrffGen. Corrca, indicntcs a rt'dical divlblon of sentiment in the about the middle of next January. Sugasta ministry ort the subject. The Mndrid newspapers, according to n cabinet dispatch of Friday, have McGEE'S addressed a complaint to the supreme liSklS court .of Madrid against Gen. Chinchilon tls3d P5cTiS? As. j b11 25c CHILL CURE la's action. The captaln-genern- l, KNOCKS OUT the appearance of the uncensored nrj HjivaUii'fnssil CHILLS AND FEVER. tide, ordered the suppression of El Fltlua! la Uka. OqaUIoi no poUoo. GaartaUeft Nneldpol, but the suspension ordcrwas la tr bum rvfosdrt. eventually annulled. L1RQI mx BOTTl. anti-saloon. New York, Oct. 20. James Went-wort- h Osgood is dead nt his home in this city, nged 83 years. When a young man he worked on the Boston Transcript. Later he moved to Columbus, O., und published books, nnd uftep words to Vandulla, 111., where he set up the first power press run in Illinois. ulth Djnn-mil- e. Oct. 25. 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C parn of tbe Jit' THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 27, 1898. nW j? t J !" ij The Congressional Situation. The die is cast. Both candidates will run through. Mr. Fowler "will probably have the1 'Log Cabin" in each county except Hancock. It is most probable that his mandamus suit to prevent the clerk from putting Mr. Jolly's name un der the "Log Cabin" in that county will be of no effect, and that Mr, Jolly will get the party device there. Thus Fowler will clearly have great advantage of Jolly in the possession of the party emblem, since Republicansas a body are of course averse to voting anywhere than under the device. But with grievances so weighty, and, as they believe, such fraud practiced and such unfair advantage taken by the Fowler campaign managers, Mr. Jolly's friends and those who are opposed to the present party machine will either vote for Mr. Jolly or else lapse into indifference and not vote at all. So there is the danger that only a small Republican vote will be cast for either or both candidates. The Democratic leaders in the district have declared they would do everything possible to keep both candidates on the the track, and under the stances their influence in the matter is not insignificant since the county court clerks arc largely Democratic and they must decide about the arrangement of the ballots. Taking the Statutes of Kentucky there is the best reason for Governor Tanner. the clerks to put Mr. Jolly under Governor Tanner, of Illinois, the Log Cabin, if they should be who assumes to dictate what citi guided in all fairness by the letter zens shall be employed in the of the law and the facts as to mines of that state; who takes pos the time and place of holding the session of railroads and coal mines; An conventions at Henderson. who takes the part of prosecutor, eminent Democratic lawyer read judge and jury; who violates the the law to our own Democratic oath he took to enforce the laws, Clerk of Hopkins county and inand protect all citizens in their terpreted it discovering only one legal rights, is guilty of murder. point that should govern his the He is the cause of decision that of the time and death of the deluded miners at place at which the two conHis words and official Virden. ventions were held. There could acts encouraged these miners, be no dispute on this point. many of them foreigners, unable The newspapers reported it truly to speak the English language, to and everybody who attended or drive out the colored men who who heard about the conventions were willing to work at the wages knew and knows now that the conby the coal companies. vention that nominated Mr. Jolly offered This governor, sworn to see that was held at the time and place and the laws are enforced, that riots .was held continuously, without inboldly and terruption, and that the Fowler are suppressed, declares that the colconvention was not fullly organored men from Alabama arc ized and did not transact business and denies them protecuntil some three hours or more tion. He permits an armed mob after the time and place named in to shoot into the train carrying the call. But, as this lawyer said these people these American citto the clerk, "you can decide as izens to the new home on Ameriyou please. There is no liability He selected. The can soil they had attached to your action." calls upwards of forty per cent of Democratic leaders have decided it of Alabama is to their interest that Mr. Fow- the people Of the 1,512,207 inhabitants of ler go under the Log Cabin and 9 there were the Democratic County Clerks Alabama in 1890 5 colored people, who owned together and have conferred forsooth. churches. agreed to put it there. an insult to honest people. Attempts Have been made to What What au insult to the brave col settle the dispute amicably and fought side by but without ored regiments that heal the breach, side with the best white men of the avail. The majority of Republicans in the district have preferred nation at San Juan, upholding the of the flagl The people of harmony before the individual in- honor Illinois should impeach this govterests of anyone man. Mr. Jolly him for murder, and made an effort to prove the de- ernor and try his epitaph should read: "Here lies sires of the Republicans of the district by submitting the question a demagogue governor, who peragain to the people. He made a jured his oath for votes and found definite and unequivocal proposi- a hangman's noose." The miners Virden had a right to tion, in writing, and one that was at Pana and strike, but when they took up arms pronounced as eminently fair even men from working, by some of Mr. Fowler's best to prevent other they became outlaws, just as train friends. Such resubmission would have robbers are outlaws. Every man in this country has a right to work been fair alike to the two candifor the wages that pleases him and dates, and the result would have or body of men has the been the verdict of the peo- no man right to prevent. As well rob a ple, but it would have been train or a bank, as rob a citizen of inimical to the party machine this right. The imillion and odd Mr. Fowler's best friend in the organized workers seem to forget district and he declined to acterms proposed. There that the sixteen millions of noncept the has' been war in the courts and union workers in this country have G78,-4821,-15ts more bitter feeling engendered. At the last moment Mr. Fowler declared he was ready to do anything in order to harmonize the party, and he said so to Mr. Jolly's friends. This was at a time when he was about to file his mandamus suit against the clerk of Hancock county court and when an understanding must be immediately reached if at all. Mr. Jolly asked for his proposition to be put in writing so he might know how to consider it. Mr. Fowler declined. Mr. Jolly offered to meet Mr. Fowler on middle ground, at Henderson, that night and discuss the matter and arrive at an understand Mr. Fowler ing and agreement. declined. Thus Mr. Fowler pro tested and protests now, with apparent sincerity, that he was ready to do anything and support anybody 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 On the other hand proposition. Mr. Jolly declared himself to be ready to do anything in his power to effect harmony and said to the last that he was ready to do what his friends thought best that a man's 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. Fowler's proposition had been made so that both candidates should get out of the race unconditionally and leave the selection of a substitute to Chairman Vance such terms would have impossible and been manifestly could but have been declined. Such proposition as that could not be considered a step toward harmony because there are no elements of 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 And Mr. make the nomination. Vance further tried to "resolute" out of the party, at that meeting, all Republicans who might decline to endorse the decision of his committee. Thus 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 Lincoln's 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. equal rights and much better "Parvus Magistcr" upon educa POLITICAL POINTS. ideas of justice, as justice is de- tional matters in this issue These fined by Pana and Virden organ- questions are of vital importance Col. Walter Evans gets the "Log to the community and especially Cabin" device in the Fifth ized mine workers. to all patrons of our public schools. district. Brains and The K. P. A. Our readers may look forward to ability have won in the Fifth. The handsomely printed min- frequent future contributions on John Rhea is prosecuting his utes of the last annual meeting of kindred questions. They can be campaign against advice of lus Press Associa- read with great benefit. the Kentucky physician who says he should not This tion have been received. Mr. Rhea has A dispatch from Frankfort says make speeches. unusual promptness is commendbeen suffering with a serious throat able and must bo appreciated by that Hon. Geo. W. Jolly may sucthe members of the Association. ceed Hon. John R. Proctor as trouble. Perhaps Dr. Grccl could The work is creditable from a me- Civil Service Commissioner, in ptcscribe something effectual. "The chanical standpoint and contains the event of the latters resignaDemocrats, and the Republicans mix tion. some excellent papers. up with this dirty gang, and I The new order of business The State Board of Health is would steal a horse as quick as I things that is to be instituted at opposed to the Osteopaths and would vote for either of them. You the next annual session of the is making war on them t,o pre- politicians talk about the princiKentucky Press Association is a vent their practice in Kentucky. ples of the 'grand old Republican step in the right direction and puts party,' and of the 'grand old Dembusiness first, and then pleasure. THE ILLINOIS RIOT. ocratic party. The pleasure of the usual annual What principles outing is a legitimate joy for the Comments of Leading Journals can a party have that sends a man home to his family drunk?" Sam country newspaper man to look on the Virden Tragedy. forward to and is a great relaxaJones. tion and recreation. But there From New York Tress, (Rep.) Hon. Henry D. Allen, DemoThe president of the company should be a substantial business cratic candidate for Congress in informed the governor that he was side to this meeting, and interacting entirely within the law, and this district has completed his course of editors and printers, and canvass except in Daviess and demanded protection. This, govan opportunity to consider soberly Christian counties. He is in the refused, averring and earnestly things good for the ernor Tanner former county this week. the performance of his duty, newspaper and the printing office. that Congressman Sam Pugh came in conformity with his oath of ofMembers are often unable to go fice, was opposed to ".the well near ending his campaign and his on a long pleasure jaunt and are matured sentiment of the people life in a runaway near Vanceburg forced to miss both the outing and His horse ran away of Illinois." Thus relieved from Saturday. and small measure of business conall legal restraint and restored by and he was dragged fifty yards sideration that goes with it. We the action of the executive to a over rough roads and left tangled applaud the change. state of nature, both sides, pre- in the wreck with the horse kicking viously conducting a peaceful near his head. He was rescued For Humanity. Their by a friend who traveled with him. "We have, too, a good national struggle, flew to army. forces met, and in the battle that conscience, and we have the courAx Jottings. age of destiny. We want no dif- ensued the losses wore heavier We have been having so much ferences at home until we have than those of the regiment which rain lately, that our energetic farmsettled our differences abroad; bore the brunt of the ers were getting discouraged about actton. of La Quasima. sowing their wheat, but it has when that is all done we can have our little uittcrences among our- The events which led to this cleared up now, and they will goto selves. This war that wrs so bloody affair lay the guilt for these work with more energy thau ever. speedily closed through the valor deaths at the governor's door. If Mr. Walker and wife, of the and intrepidity of our soldiers will there is no law in the state of Illi- Crofton vicinity, made flying trip a bring to us, 1 trust, blessings that nois to reach this to this neighborhood last Saturday are now beyond calculation. It and wholesale murderer, then God to see relatives and lriends. will bring also burdens, but the help the state of Illinois. Mr. Walter Morris was united in American people never shirk a re happy bonds of wedlock with Miss sponsibihty and never unload a From New York Journal of Commerce. It is the right of every owner of Mary Martin last Sunday morning burden that carries forward civili Illinois to employ on at 9 a. m., both of the Era vicinzation. We accepted war for hu property in that property any person he. ity. May luck and prosperity manity. We can accept no terms both he and that crown their pathway with success ot peace which shall not be in the chooses to, and person are entitled to ample pro is the sincere wish of the writer interest of humanity." From or its subordi and people of this vicinity. President McKmley's speech at tection by the state nate political divisions in carrying Mr. Marion Sizemore and bride, Omaha. If any of Cartersville, III., arc visiting on any lawful occupation. The Press Club of Evansville citizen of Illinois refuses employ- relatives and friends of this comhave every reason to think that ment on terms offered and the em- munity. their coming Chrysanthemum and ployment is accepted by any perYour correspondent had the Flower show and Musical Carnival son not a citizen of the state a pleasure of attending the Teachers' will be the grandest thing of the person who went there, as a great Association at Lantrip's School-hous- e kind ever attempted in the State. part ol Governor Tanner's constitSaturday. Notwithstanding They have spared no expense to uents went there, to seek employthe inclemency of the weather there get the best of everything. The ment the town, the county, and was a large crowd in attendance, florists who will compete for the the state are under obligations fb and every teacher that did not atprizes have all joined in and sent protect the man who offers the emtend missed a rare treat, both into Cincinnati for the finest display ployment, the man who accepts tellectually and physically. After ol Orchids that could be had. The the employment, and the property the morning exercises closed, Mr. big Howell band, numbering forty-tw- o on which the work is done. In deR. T. Holland announced there men, will be heard at their nying this, in refusing to restrain was plenty of dinner on the ground best, both in classical music, and Illinois mobs from assaulting men for everybody. The tables were and the latest popular airs. The who come from Tennessee or elseset for at least a hundred feet in Press Club has sent out thousands where to obtain work, Governor length and they were loaded with of pretto invitations and they will Tanner is undertaking to incite a everything that the appetite would no doubt have a large attendance. new movement of secession. crave and the heart could wish for. Miss Katie McDaniel thanked the The firm stand taken by the Re- From Brooklyn Eagle (lad. Dem ) good pcopje of Lantrip's for the publican national administration The state of Illinois must hang upon the financial question has re- its head in shame at such an exhi- trouble and pains they had taken stored confidence to capital, and it bition of demagogism on the part in preparing this grand feast for her and her corps of teachers, and is once more pouring into the of its chief officer. When Govchannels of trade; the Dingley ernor Tanner declares that he will she said they would probably come Tariff bill has started the wheels not protect the citizens of Illinois again. of industry in factory and mine, The election will soon be here, in their right to employ the citiand the quiet but irresistible tide zens of Georgia he and there is not very much talk is false to his it, but it is to be hoped that of prosperity which has always folofficial oath. When he charges the about lowed the adoption of a Republi- coal company with bringing a blot every man will go to the polls and can policy by the nation has set in upon of the state he is vote as a true citizen, and vote for and the calamity howler is a thing guilty of sophistry. If he had done the one that he thinks would make of the pist. May we never hear his duty in the first place, there the laws for the welfare and proshis voice again! Seattle would have been no bloodshed. perity of our country. May luck and prosperity crown The strikers may have had grievances against their employers, but The Bee with success is the sinIt will not do to trust the DemSalmagundi. cere wish of ocratic party with power. With they had no right to use force to other men from working possession of the legislative gov- prevent LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. ernment of the land, they arc sure under conditions which they had It is a fatal erfound intolerable. to plunge the country in the gravR. D. Drazzill, a bridge contractor est disorders and perils. This ror for strikers to conclude that violence can ever be effective in working on the L, & N., whose home was party was unsafe enough before in Hopkinsviile, was killed near Springe with its ideas, but now the settlement of disputes. The field Friday morning. He fell from a with its affirmation of the planks of moment they fire a shot the whole r and struck his head on a timber, the Chicago platform highly incen- organization ol orderly society is fracturing tbe skull. He lived a few diary in their nature, it will be a arrayed against them. They can- hours but died after reaching home. He years old ana leaves a wife was about monstrous misfortune if by any ac- not win in any contest with the ond child. 35 cident they obtain legislative forces which insist on the peaceful The mangled remains of an unknown power. Racine (Wis.) "Journal." conduct of business. colored tramp, who was stealing a ride on red-nose- d swell-bellie- d much-discusse- d arch-crimin- the employes service demands a strict enforcement of ample of justlco meted out to of this company tbe rules, and they act accordingly. Doc Griffin, who has been in tbe employ Conductor Leslie Reynolds is on a of the St Bernard Company for about through run in Wm. Wene's place. twenty-sevej cars should bo and and is Thos. Ryan was. called to Chicago last nested on all subjects as regards labor and Wednesday as a witness In an Important tho pay and treatment of sucb, and when case to be tried there. tho walking delegates accost Doc, mey Tbe L. & N is making preparations at find what they term puizling questions Hopkinsviile to erect a large tobacco wareeasily and satisfactorily answered. house, A large force of men have been at Soliciting coal agent John Hogan, work there this week. claims that he is meeting with All crews are now supplied with work as great success establishing agencies in tbe the approaching cold weather has created south, but finds that at somo places tho such a demand for coal that much of it is coal market has been so torn up by cut being shipped now. prices, that to attempt to compete with Hopkinsviile, Oct. 10 Tho Lucas the present prico coal is selling nt, wortia case was compromised hero this morning, be a losing business. Tbe defendants, tho L. & N. Railroad All Hopkins County mines are now doCompany, gave the plaintiff $3,500 and ing good business, and prospects mo fair agreed to pay all costs. Last year, it will for n large winter trade ba remembered. Miss Gertrude Luca. a At Spottsville, the miners aro out on a Caldwell county belte, was run over by a strike, and an effort is being made by the train at Pembroke, her right leg was broken and band cut. The jury in tho last! occrators. lo replace them by colored circuit court awarded her $25,000 damages, miners. It we have not been incorrectly informed, tho price at that mine for rainAn unknown darkey, who was supposed coal has not bosn sucb as paid by to bac been riding tbe trucks of a pas ing standard companies, so there may be a senger car and cither being numbed by Here is grievance there to .adjust. the cold or falling lo sleep fell from bis just what the Henderson Journal says on the position and was cut in two last Friday situation, morning. "Tbe strike of the coil miners at Spoils-vill- a Agent Etheridgo is happy again, as his is still on willi no prospect of an wife and children are back homo from early settlement their visit lo Nashville. Fifty men have been out since about The report from Agent George T, August 20th, the difference between the O'Urien, who is sojourniog in New Mexico miners and operator being, that tho latter on account of ill health is not as encourwere paying 37,4c and tho 'former deaging as wo would 'like to hear, but it manded .11 cents. The Green River Coal takes time to get acclimated, and we & Mining Company arc endeavoring lo hope for better news soon. their mines by replacing negro labor which does not set well with the strikers. The latest holdup ot a train is that by by Governor Tanner, of Illinois, who by tbe strong arm of tbe state militia took hold of a C. & A. train and said wo will 'WWW sco that passengers do not unload at Virden, bat when the courts get through with the Governor be will beg for clem ency. Susquehanna, Pa., Oct. 25. When the night express train, No. 13, westbound, arrived at this station at midnight last night, tbe engineer, Henry Kingslcy, of Susquehanna, was found dead in tbe cab, After the with bis head badly crushed. twenty-ihrctrain left Uingbampton, miles west of here, trainmen and others noticed that tbe engineer failed to givo the usual signals at crossings and at small sta lions, and that tbe 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. Tbe train had run at : terrific speed twenty miles without an on gineer. There were over 200 passengers on board. n Eleven negro miners are reported to bavo gone lo 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 Ibis writing. The express company at Henderson shipped yesterday a lot of miners' tools to Spottsville." K, op-cra- Here is a chance for tbe United Mine Workers to do a good service, take up the fight against convict labor in the South, especially in Tennessee. Read here how (hey boast of tbe good work done by in the Tennessco mines, and remember that tbese 525 convicts bave repriced 525 men of good standing. The clipping-i- s from the Chattanooga Times ot Tuesday: "W. M. Nixon, chairman of the state prison board and Manager Wood, ot the Brushy Mountain slalo coal mines, wero Mr. Wood left both in tbo city yesterday. for the mines at 11:30 o'clock. Tbe coal mines are now being operated by a .good force of men, 525 prisoners being engaged there. Mr. Wood said to a Times man: The fact Is our forco is being Increased. We bave secured a number of new men from tbe courts In tbe various counties, which have been In session. We also have the usual business for tho fall season. We aro pulling out about 22,000 to 24,000 Ions a month. I do not mean lo say that this ot It much coal is disposed of for is coked. About 16,000 tons of coal goes on tbo market. The coke business is very active at this time on account of the improvement of tbe iron industry in this section. All coal mines seem to be very busy now. Tbe domestic coal season is slow in opening on account ot tbe continued warm con-victs one-thir- d 'M K. & weather.'" WWW! H e '"' DOWN IN THE MINES. Two thousand miners in Pennsylvania are now striking to coforce tbe Chicago schedule. Better keep striking at tbe coal and thereby protect wives and children l BajtleA PLUG 4 during winter. As reported last week Secretary Jones, of tbe Coal Co. has resigned, and Mr. Robt. Ferguson has been chosen as bis successor. He will take charge of affairs as soon as bond Is filed and approved Mr. Jones has accepted the position of secretary ot thu Sebree Coal Co. Joseph Summers foreman of the coke works says tbe crushed coke trade last week showed signs of Improvement and good shipments were made. Joe Motbershead has cast bis lot with the St. Bernard Coal Co., and as be is a good busiaess boy he will prove a valuable cleric for them. Now what his been accomplished for tbe good of the miner by the Virden, III., strike? Tbe men have lost thousands of dollars by their refusal to work at old wages, have lost their jobs, and now the mine is to be placed in tho bands of a receiver. We lately had the pleasure of meeting Mr. J. H. Moss, one of the directors of tbe St. Bernard Coal Company, and hearing him relate some interesting facts in connection with the pioneer days of this company. His statement is only a corroboration of all other statements made along tbe same lines, which are that from tbe first a decision was made that their treatment of labor would always bo on a liberal scale, believing it right to live and let live; the payment ot good wages the year round, but suffering no dictation in tbe operation of tbe mines. We understand that the strike at Providence, last week, was caussd by somo unscrupulous fellow catling the men out, un der threats and intimidations, laying him self liable to punishment under the laws and we are pleased to learn that tbe law bearing on that point has been duly exc cuted and the disturbers of peace and bar' mony punished. An Ohio mining expert found an oppor tunity to visit Hopkins county, a few weeks ago, and while bere he closely observed the management and working of the St. Bernard Coal Compiny, and being so deeply impressed by tbo good treatment and order tjiat prevailed bere, be wrote to several papers giving his views as formed on his vist here. So favorabio were these reports that many letters have been re ceived by tbe St. Bernard officials, asking for work. A large mass of tbe miners long to work where there are no'strikes and no saloons. There can be little doubt but what tho visit of one of the officials of tbe United Mine Workers, Mr. Scaife will produce good results. Many evil and false reports had been circulated in regard to tbe St. Bernard Company, and tbo close inquiry made by tbis representative and the information received, will open tbe eyes of tbe portion of the public that has been de ceived, and tbe kind and considerate treatment given him while bere is only an ex The man who wants It is as popcan get it anywhere ular a sunshine and almost as universal It satisfies that dry taste in the mouth better than anything else, and you can buy a larger piece of Battle Ax for 10c than of any other kind of high grade quality Remember the name you buy again. TSe jew y ork Weeklij Tritio ne THE GREAT -- Jjpk NATIONAL FAMILY the-nam- e "Post-Intelligencer- ." NEWSPAPER For.. FARMERS.... And VILLAGERS, And your Pavorlte Home Paper, THEUEE, BOTH ONE YEAR FOR jiiuuut EARLINGTON. KENTUCKY.... $1.25. -- n Agricultural Department of the hllici merit, all fPbe N. P. GeeftlO JPribline h I vvwvmx an, world, comprthenalblo ,nporunt neK, 0( he ami rellablo market report i. able editorials, Inlerritlnx abort atotles, aricnllbo and mechanical Information, llltisiratrd fashion articles, humorous pictures, and Is instructive and cnleriainlne. to every member of every family, N0 Free-Trad- hand-ca- Rlcs you all tho local news, political and social, keeps you In close touch with neighbors and friends, on the farm and in Ibe village, Inform you as to V local prices for farm5"r products, the conditioner crops and prospects for tbe year, and Is a bright, newsy, welcome) and Indispensable weekly visitor at your borne and fireside. Tup pre Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, ti.fr8'i'fr8'8'll' frC'O'C' )' N. train, were found near Kelly The attempt of the Louisville From ibe Philadelphia Press (Rep.) Ths coroner's jury Friday morning. Dispatch to boycott the merchants There' 'may be some sympathy reached this concfusion: of Louisville because these gentle- felt fo.r the deluded miners in this "We the jury summoned by the coroner to look into the cause of tbo death of an men do not recognize that blatant situation, but there will be none organ of calamity howls and re- felt for Governor Tanner. His un- unknown man, find that the man bad no papers to identify him. He was about pudiation as the leading and best wise course has misled the miners, 20 years old and in bis pocket was a advertising medium in Kentucky, resulted in bloodshed and murder, pocket-boocontaining ten cents and a We find that tbe man is adding neither cash nor adver- brought disgrace upon a great watch charm. tisement to to the Dispatch. The state, and injured the cause of la- came to bis death by some train running principal of boycott is always bad bor irreparably. Instead of up- over him." One of the worst wrecks that has oc- and is no exception when applied holding law and order he has en cured on the Henderson division for some-tim- e to a newspaper. It does not ap- couraged riot and crime. Of this happened near Adams Station, Tenn,, peal to an honest and intelligent charge he will stand accused at the last Saturday night. A freight train bound north was ditched by some unknown cause community. bar of public opinion. but thought to be by a car breaking down. Fowler's Joke. A cheat national exigency is apThe engine and several cars bad safely passed by when tbe cars, with scarcely proaching this country. Its wise Hawesville Clarion, In his mandamus suit against. any warning, began to pile up and conand patriotic solution will depend tinued to do so until, as some would say, upon the success of the Republi- Clerk Grcathousc Mr. Fowler says unlucky number thirteen was a mass of if deprived of the use of the log tbe can party, and that success deruins. The track was badly torn up for county he some distance. Tbe Earlington wrecker pends upon its success in every cabin in Hancock "might possibly be defeated." As was sent there and tbe wreck was soon State. The issue of the State campaign have horizons as broad a joker the man who drew that cleared up. No ono was injured. ought to be allowed to Of course It is necessary for tbe cood of as the national issues. - Republi- petition card in the deck. take every all parties concerned that men sometime canism in its broadest sense is in be dfsciplined. Yet we dislike to see men Private James James, of Co. A. who have been tried and not found wanting issue. San Francisco "Call." Third Kentucky, living near Madi-sonvil- for a 'great number of years, lose tbetr posii died of typhoid fever in tinn when- they ado make a mistake after We are pleased to call especial long service and 'good record, Dut those attention to the contribution of the John Blair Gibbs Hospital, Iq command conclude that the good of tbe an L. & k lc f GEORGE ''! 8i'QK O. (Successor to Isaac Davis.) TOY, "'VI Livery and Feed Stable, At the Old Stand, on Main Street, just west of depot, Secret of Beauty health. The secret of health is the power to digest and assimilate a proper quanity of food. This can never be done when the liver does not act it's part. is Firsl-Clas- s EATRLIWBTON, KENTUCKY. Equipment and Prompt Service. I V. Tutt's Liver Tills arc an abso lute cure for sick headache, dyt. pepsia, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, torpid liver, piles, jaundice, bilious fever, biliousness and kindred diseases. Doy6a know this ? WILLARD HOTEL W. S. MILLER, Jr., Manager. lssV' 4:i"''lsssssssB k Tutt's Liver Pills BEST $2 and $2.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. ' - f X .sj&iite 6aatM dStiLm. jdL r. ' c J' .. 'j J . & . '? H . MBflNHHSHHHfl ( d A - -- f V f.1',. t. tt elH M. B5tt Vandalism in the Cemetery. , stand-vpstill i sV . SAITU TUE PREACHER. "New Books for Libraries. A handsome lot of new books for Earlington's two public libra- TUE FRIEND OF LABOR. OCR SOLDIERS ORDERED "Su ZJuoustru. wc (Lrrtoc.;' LOCAL NEWS. r A Religious Pointer. If sorao of the churches aro as bad As other cbnrches say, Their s'teeples really ought how sad, To point the other way. L. A. W. Bulletin. ' Miss Nannie Stokes spent Tuesday in Madisonvillc. Kcv. R. M. Wheat filled his appointment at Nebo last Sunday. Mrs. II. W. Wcndclkcn, of Clovcrport, spent a few days here with relatives the first ol the week. & Mrs. W. fa-tw- o Etheridgo and chil- luruu ivuirncu oamruay nigni irom V. "" jj- week's visit to relatives in Nashville. Miss Mary Ethcridgc ".accompanied them home. . -- Dan M. Evans' new addition to his residence has been at a .. for some days. The rainy Scar and Brown. weather has put a sprag in his The heavy frost of Saturday wheel, and the enclosure is still out night, tho first killing frost of the ' of doors. season, laid low the gorgeous Rev. I. II. TccI, pastor of tho beauty of our glorious fall flowers ' Christian church, was so indis- and foliage. The flowers and foliposed as to be tiaable to 'attend age of this autumn were the most fscviccs at lis church fbr several brilliant and luxurious we have .meetings, but has recovered and is had for years and have been the again in the meetings. subject of comment for all who had eyes for the beautiful in nature. E. A. Chattcn has just pur- The flowers aro done for and we chased and received a new piano, only have the gradual but splendid jjtiis a Kimball and a fine instru- coloring by nature's hand of our ment. Tho doctor .and his wife are forest trees to look forward to (tioth extremely fond of music, and and then the wintry bareness and 'may now have it at all times. the snowy shroud. 2.Mr. George C. Atkinson is trying Died. to, find time between showers to Mrs. RickettTodd, of this place, fget 'a new roof on his handsome who has been a sufferer with a pul.residence, on Main and Robinson monary affection for months, died ""sfstrccts, but the weather has not at her homo Tuesday morning yct permitted him to make a start. early. The interment was Grapeat y ' A change is probable in hotel vine Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. ."circles in Earlington. It is rumored Mr. Todd and one little girl, aged that Mr J. F. DeVyldcr will va- - about three years, survive. We excatc the Grainger Hotel property, tend our sincere sympathy to the and that Mrs. P. B. Davis will lease bereaved ones. it and move her hotel and boarding Not in Politics. . house there from the rooms on Sam Jones said at Louisville "Main street she has occupied since Sunday: "A man asked me if I 'the destruction of her own prop- - was a Democrat, and I told him: crty by fire. 'Naw.' 'Are you a Republican' he asked, and I answered, 'No, Mr. H. P. Woodnut, of Salem, ;n! J., was in Earlington yesterday. thank God.' Then he asked, 'Are i j H'ujs a kinsman of the Atkinson you a Populist?' and I said, 'Do Srfamily and of tho IJurr family of you think I am a fool?" r(this place, a nephew of Mr. T. W. Burned to Death, " " f Woodnut, of Chicago, who visited Sunday afternoon the v Earlington last year. Mr. Wood- daughter of Mr. J. II. Boyd, nut is traveling for a Philadelphia living near Kelly was burned to firm, Whitall, Tatum & Co., drugIts clothes caught fire death. gists, glassware and supplies, with from the grate while the mother a large territory to cover before the stepped out for only a few minutes. close of the year, hence he could The child lived a short while only tarry a day. only. Jj;--v inc' pi int1- - have Iwn destroyed or taken from the graves of people who were once our neighbors in the Earlington Ccmeteiy. This species of vandalism may by some be charitably characterized as "thoughtless." That is the best that can be said. Thounhtlcs or not, it is outrageous. An old Latin 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 rights and those who have 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 trcllised on their heart strings. Complaint has been made from time to time of this matter and some 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. F'wers SOUTH. Speaks in Highest Terms of the Relations of Man to Han in Earlington. In his Sunday night sermon, Rev. James C. Creel, of Misthe souri, who is conducting meeting at the Christian Church, spoke in strains of praise and commendation of the relations of man and man in Earlington. The subject of his sermon was "Pure and undcfiled religion." His text was "Pure religion and undcfiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their aflliction and to keep himself unspotted from the world." He made particular reference to the management of the St. Bernard Coal Company and the men in their employ to the attitude of the men to the company and the He said company to the men. that he had heard before coming to Earlington that the relations were harmonious and a friendly spirit existed. And "lie said that since he had been here he had made it a point to study and investigate) for himself the conditions as they rtally are. He declared that he had found that the attitude of both employer and employe the one toward the other, in their mutual 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 fellow men. ries, already bountifully supplied with choice volumes and periodicals, have been received. They arc a choice selection and will be reviewed in a later issue. Time docs not permit an extended notice today. - Republican Policies Beneficial to the Working Classes. From the Madison (Wis.) Journal. The political history of the lRlilOLSf Division Commanders Leave Lexington for New Camps Next XiWvfcc last Siindny. Lexington, Ky., Oct. 24. Major General Wilson will tonight issue orders for Gen. Sanger and other division commanders of the First Corps to proceed with their staffs to camp sites .selected in the South, leaving Sunday next, to prepare for the reception of THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS troops? which will follow in ten is duo not only to tho originality and days, One regiment will go each simplicity of tho combination, but also to tho caro anil skill with which it is day, beginning November 9. manufactured by scientific processes known to tho Caufohnia Fio Svnur Co. only, nnd wo wish to impress upon Llfe's.Crownlng. Timo writes his lines upon our brows, our all the importance of purchasing the true and original remedy. As tho locks are thin and gray; genuine Syrup of Figs is EDUCATIONAL, t ... 1 ,.,..... A CONTRIBUTED BY "PARVUS MAGISTER." . NEW SOCIETY. The 'inceptive meeting of the Earlington 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 parliamentary law as the organizer and circumstances could make it. A good corps of officers was elected and a program for the next meeting arranged. In this manner the long or short career of the society was begun. The society was organized primarily for the pupils of the Public School. The good that the children may derive from this society 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 very 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.. PATRONS, f ; r" ATTENTION, TLEASE. f 'T-D- r. Speaking of Fish. Since Isaac Walton first cast flics and took, where others failed, the shining finny tribe from the deep pools of nature's 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 everybody and chief fisherman ot beautiful Loch Mary. If the fish bite not today they will tomorrow and there is no disappointment true sportsman if he bring not home a basketful for a big fish fry. But Bryan takes fish often he takes big fish. Only a few and days since while trolling along the dam, walking, with line cast over the tall, solid storm barrier along bass the dam's face, a 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." to-th- e " -- - three-poun- d five-year-o- ld 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 mind a, but they lack ability to form the pictures in their minds. Whereby had they not ceased to work they would not have experienced these difficulties. We are told that in order that we may think may think well we 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 time 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 intelligent. You want your child to progress in 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 fewycars demonstrates beyond controversy that the Republican party is the friend of labor, and that in the Do you get up with a advocacy of its principles and the headache? enforcement of its policies he the Is there a bad taste in your mouth? best interests of the working Then you have a poor classes. Under the operations of appetite and a weak digestion. You arc frequently the McKinlcy law, and during the dizzy, always feel dull and You have cold Harrison administration, labor drowsy. hands and feet. You get prospered, but with the second but little benefit from your inauguration of Cleveland and the food. You have no ambition to work and the sharp pains passage of the Wilson Tariff bill, of neuralgia dart through your body. industry was crushed and the What is the cause of all workman thrown out of employthis trouble? We all sadly remember ment. it- Constipated bowels. the panic of xSojIhat 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 arc fresh in the memories of us all. During the entire time of Cleveland's second administration, and the existence of the Wilson law, there was will give you prompt relief depression and distress throughana certain cure. out the entire country. Keep Your Blood Pure. In 1896 with the election of If you have neglected your case a long time, you had McKinley and the repeal of the better take Wilson Tariff law came better flqer's sarsaparlila times. The operation of the Din-le- y alst). Tariff bill has brought emIt will remove all impurities that have been ployment to thousands, in many accumulating in your blood and will greatly strengthen cases advanced wages, and given your nerves. a general impetus to the business Wrllo I ho Doctor. There majr bo lomethlng about of the country. Today the nation rour caRA you do not nutte under. stand. Writs ths doctor (reel: tell after its prostration brought on by him how you are lulteriiip. You wilt promptly receive tho best Democratic policies is splendidly medical advice. Address, Dr. J. u. Aver, Loncn, Jlass. In every departconvalescent. ment of business there is renewed activity and hope. No man with ordinary intelligence who will give ur (Jolofed the subject consideration can fail to see that the policies of the ReAll communications and mailers ot to this column should tie addressed to publican party have been most Geo. Alexander, Earlington, Kv. beneficial to public and private Wm. Gibson is 00 tbe sick list. interests. The Democratic party Remember tonight at tbe Baptist has proven a failure. The de- Church. lusive theories of the silveritcs Mrs. Millie Radford has a fine girl. and Populists have been happily Mrs John Radford has a fiue girl. avoided. The Republican party Mrs. Ellen Radford is oa tbe has carried out its promise of ProLeague will meet Tbe tection to American industries. at the Baptist church for the first The results of such Protection arc time, and we are expecting a grand time, at hand, and, with the other and Mortons, Madisonvillc, St. Charles, White further efforts toward betterment Plains and Norlonville visitors are expected to be present. of the condition of the great army Will Rose, of this place, went to Nashof workers, are offered in eviville last week, to be with bis mother who dence. was very sick. . Ager i3 PflUS manufactured Our boys and girls have found their mates by tho Calikounia Fio Brain- - Co. and wandered far away. only, a knowledge of that fact will And yet tbe world seems young again, and assUt ono in avoiding tho worthless imitations manufactured by other par-tic- s. joyed with June, if she The high standing of the Cat.i-fohxHer hanjl in mine but says, "You've been Fio Hvnvv Co. with tho media good man to me." cal profession, nnd tho satisfaction At times I fall awondering if all the toils which tho genuino Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes and tears, Tbe mingled mirth and moans that make the namo of tho Company a guaranty of tho excellence of Its remedy. It Is the story of our years, Have all been worth the living? But ray far in advance of all other laxatives, as it acts on tho kidneys, Hver and doublings fade and flee bowels without irritating or weakenWhen sho leans low to list, "You've been ing them, and' it does not gripe nor a good man to me." nauseate. In order to get its beneficial I've sipped tbe wines of sweet success; I've effects, plcaso remember tho name of tho Company walked in pleasant ways, And heard tbe tongues of others tell my CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. deeds in honest praise. SAN Fit AN CISCO, Cat, NEWYOIur,N.Y. Yet of the gifts tho years may bring life's LOUISVILLE. Kr. deepest joy will be Surplus Fund To hear her say, "You've always been a Capital Stock Paid In, 150,000. good man to me." $20,000. ia 31 ! (Hiens. Notice. All parties having claims against the estate of S. H. Stevens will present them to mc '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 business. W. A. Toomus. Adm'r of S. E. Stevens. Earlington, Ky., Oct. 13, 1898. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867. JNO. G. MORTON, of a bank account arc numerous. It is not to business men we are talking tbey know all about it bnt to salaried men, wage earners and to women There's safety if tbe bank is a good one. There's convenience-tb- e money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a largo sum in your pocket nowspoi-lalnln- g sick-li- st. Dr,BulIs COUCH SYRUP Cures Grippo and Influenza. Qrippo and influenza invariably leavo tho system with a bad cough. For such Dr. John W. Bull's Couch Syrup Is highly recommended. This won-derremedy gives relief ab once, conquers tho worst cough overnight and soon cfTocts a thorough euro. CrRIPPIS A1ADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY ml GEORGE KING, DRUGGIST, ST. CHARLES, KENTUCKY. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Trice 33 cU, At alt druggists. Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Dr. l. d. PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE brose, ST. dUUIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. Yellow Jaundice Cured. Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its relief. If is with pleasure we publish the following: "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, recommended Electric Bitters, and after taking two bottles, I was entirely cured. I now take great pleause 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. Messrs. E. 13. Bourland and Mrs. Joe Robertson and chil-ar- c Henry Browning and Misses Mary dren, of Nashville. Tenn., Mothcrshcad, Maud Barnctt and visiting tho family of Mr. N. W. Huff this week. Nellie. Rootz were baptized in Loch Deafness Cannot be Cured Mary, last week and received into fellowship in the Christian church, by local applications, as tbey cannot reach coming in under the the diseased portion ot the ear. There is Sunday, only one way to cure deafness, and that is preaching of Rev. Creel, of Deafness is by constitutional remedies. who is conducting the meet- caused by an Inflamed condition ot the lining of the Eustachian Tube. d mucous ing at that church. Mr. M. and Mrs. Wyatt also joined When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and the church Sunday night and were when it is entirely closed deafness is the haptitizcd Tuesday afternoon. result, and unless the inflammation can be Mis-uour- i, Mc-Cor- ' taken out and this tubo restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed 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 The St. Bernard Store is before the pub- any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) lic in today's Bbb, with a big announce- that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarah ment of soma of tho good things in their Cure. Send for circulars, free. P. f . Chknbbv & Co., Toledo, O. mammoth stock all new and fresh genuSold by Druggists, 75c. ine goods at honest prices. Head th,eir Hall's Family Pills are the best. "oloru News" on first page. Harnett & Arnold, progressive livery men ot Earlington, announce in this issua of Tub Dub an- innovation in the livery business in this section of tho Slate. They will keep open all night. Read their announcement. - I .... 1 ! WE WANT YOUR TRADE. j Securely Shod. THE CAREFUL MAN CAN SAY. a "Fate cannot hurt me; I have donned Shoo that's all a Good Shoo should be. Here aro combined Fit! Style!! Economy!!!" to-da- y HHE footwear problem is not so difficult as it seems if takerTin the right way. Confidence in the seller and confidence in the Shoe together is a combination hard to beat. We stand right behind the Shoes We Sell you , for Good Shoes, and the maker of them stands right behind us, Assortment not surpassed. Style at the top. Prices at the bottom Shoes are now in. Our Fall and Winter BISHOP & CDMPANY, K You 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 days,orsend 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 Recording Ange.l fails not to record anything. Arc 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 arc 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 Discovered by n Woman. their youth and become intelligent Another great discovery has been made, after they become men. and that too, by a lady in this country. What a pity what a great pity "Disease fastened its clutches upon her it is that so many have to become and for seven years she withstood its se- old before they realize the golden verest tests, but her vital organs were un- opportunities of youth I Then it dermined and death seemed Imminent. is too late, too late. For three months she coughed incessantly Parents, do you feel that you lost and could not sleep. She finally discov- some of the golden opportunities ered a way to recovery, by purchasing of of youth? If so why not have that us, a bottlo of Dr. King's New Discovery child avoid the mistakes you made? for Consumption, and was so much reConcerning the things herein lieved on taking first dose, that sho slept spoken of, ponder. The writer all night, and with two bottles, has been only wishes he could place before absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. your minds in letters of astral fire Luther Lutz." Thus writes W, C. the fact that so many boys and girls & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot- in Earlington arc losing opportunitles free at Si. Bernard's Drug Store, ties golden opportunitie- s- day Regular size 50c. and $1.00. Every bot- after day. Opportunities that are tle guaranteed. riot golden merely because the teacher could place them before Increasing Prosperity. the pupils and enable them to grasp From Good Roads. , them, but opportunities that are The stone roads that have been golden because they could grasp built around Charlotte, N. C, them themselves were they only in mainly by convict labor, have done school more. Parvus Macister. much for the progress of the place. Fifty miles of hard roads are down Lost, and they are to be extended to the A gold, blue enameled, Christian county border-line- . It is said that Endeavor pin. Please return to Nannie Stokes. it used to be a feat. worth bragging about for a farmer to get to town Mrs. Y. Q. Walker and little with four bales of cotton on a daughter, of Madisonvillc, spent a wagon drawn by four horses, but lew days last week with the family now he thinks nothing of bringing of Mr. J. R. Deane. six bales on a wagon drawn by two. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Ham-nic- k 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 mintoing engineer, went in a boat. While Hopper gether rowed and White bailed they trolled their lines over the blue depths and watched lazily. Taking advantage of their apparent unbending a pair of big, muscular and nimble finned leaders of the Bass clans beset their tackle so vigorously that they might as well have overtimed the boat. White's flies, line, rod, reel everything was carried evcrboard before he could lay hands on, and Hopper's strike had tested the artificiality of his silk and steel fly and let go before the latter could take a hand. White's outfit was "carried completely away" he was not. They swear those hsh were three pounders. They might as well weigh forty. teacher? Losses of Our Navy. n Seventeen men killed and sufwounded was the loss fered by the United States navy during the war, according to figures compiled at the navy department. In Dewey's fight at Manila bay not a man was killed and every one 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 returned to duty. The loss suffered in the attack upon the forts at the entrance to Santiago by the American 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 r wounded in the war, 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 history of the world. sixty-sevefifty-fou- Rev,,T. H. Merriweatber sas he likes EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Central City because there is no trouble to cot Upper First strcct, get chicken when be wants it. Of course EVANSVILLE, IND. Tom is a preacher. Mrs. Malinda and Miss Paralee Ray are visiting friends at Bsley this week. unless tbem, and then only Ed Hughes is onjbe sick list. pure drugs, such as are sold by rePeter Allensworth is with us again. sponsible druggists. We keep only tho best. That is tbe great disCome out to the great cake walk Monday tinction to be looked for when tbe night at tbe Masonic Hall. Mrs. Senla time comes that you need tbem will lead the march. Anderson Everybody Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin is invited. that spring medicine. Ben Cunningham was in Madisonvillc Sunday. Wonder why he goes so often? ST. BERNARD DRLO STORE, Tho Mortous Gap boys thought they URYAN IIOPPCR.Mana.er. would try tandem riding Sunday, but tbey failed to ride in Earlington, See? W. A. NISBEl , President O. W. WADDILL, Caihlef Rev. II. S. Heath Dead. .Hopkins (Lotinly New York, Oct. 21. Rev. H. S. Heatb, colored, is dead at his home in this city, aged rot years. Tbe first notable event in his life wes in 1799 when his mother carried him to the funeral of Georgo Washington, so that be could always say that be bad Ky. attended tbe burial of tbe first President of bis country. He could' remember the Oaptal Stock, - - - $50,000. old Randolph mansion on Malvern Hill, Transacts a general banking business where Gen. Lafayette made bis headquar- and invites the accounts of the citizens of ters. One day when tbo great General Hopkins and adjoining counties, Has tbe finest and most secure vault in rode up to house and dismounted be called that section of Kentucky Heath lo hold his horse while he went in side. He watched the animal for nearly half an hour and for bis trouble Lafavette $,( gave bim some money. Heath also remembered President James Monroe, and won the distinction of driving bis borse in Williamsburg on several occasions. Later on in bis life he was tbe guardian of tbe children of Senator Boley, of Virginia. He had many masters as a slave. When tbe war broke out he went with a regiment from the North. He afterwards served as a messenger for the government. At the close of the war he studied at Petersburg, Va.. for the minis try and joined the American Methodist INDIGESTION Episcopal Cburcb. EUHOPERN PLKN. Rates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. Don't Use Drugs yo-ne- ed SPECIAL SPECIAL No 25c. DINNER. & ' BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. 1 Beef Steak, or Mutton Chopj.Potitcws, 30 Cakes or Waffles. Coffee onTea an J Hull No 2 Ham, Two Legs. Potatoes. Cakes or Waffles anj Coffee orTea. . . t 35 No. 3 Pork Chops with Potatoes an J Cakes or Waffles ani Coffee, or Tea. ..,..20 No. I Lake Trout, Butter Sauce, Cakes or Waffles and Coffee or Tea .. 20 No. & Oat Meal and Cream, or Bouillon, Mot Rolls. Butter and Coffee or Tea... ,l. IS No. 6 Two Ccs, Butter, Toast anj Coffee or Teal 1 J 1 1 Tako Market St. Cira direct to Hotel. ,' Try Kttro)iean I'lan. Cheapest and beat, only fay (or what you get. TH08. P. MILLER, PntslotdT. NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA and PULLMAN PALACE? ; BANK- - ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. SLEEPING CARS Uetwcen Nashville and Chattanooga, Alabama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knox-vlllAsbevillc, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Portsmouth, Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Texerkana, Sherman. Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. : : : e, Madisonville, Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS, ROUTES. RATES. ET8 Will be cheerfully furnished upon appljcallon to Ticket Agents, or to tmmtNMMwmfy ciristedrs I Liver Powder Cures A. J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. J. H. LATIER, Southeastern Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga D. J. MULLANEY, Northeastern Pass, Agt. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O. R, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, Room 05, Ry. Exchange Building, St. Louis, Mo. BRIARD F, HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 328 Marquett Bldg. Chicago. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agl. Cbattacuoga, Tenn. CASTOR I A Infants Tor and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Dr. Otto's Spruce Cum Balsam la a scientific; remedy based on modern discoveries and com. pounded by chemists of renown n ho have given throat and lun? diseases allfe study. Askyonf drnpglst to procure It (or yon It not iu stock. Sold In two sizes. 25c. and 0c. Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. Augy Bourland has become a citizen of Earlington and lives on Sebrec Avenue, in the Dan Wilson bouse. He is looking for work on tbe railroad and will doubtless find it when a vacancy occurs. He is a young farmer of sterling worth and integrity, the son of Hon. Harvey Bourland and brother of Mr. E. B. Bourland, our assistant teacher in tbe Earlington public school. WANTED EVERY SOLICITOR for "The Story of the Phllljplnes" by Murat Ilalslead, commissioned by tho Government as Official Historian to tho War Department The book was written In army camps at San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Merrill, In the hospitals at Honolulu, in lions Kone, in the American trenches at Manila, In tbe Insurgent camps with Aguinaldo, on tbe deck ot the Olympla with Dewey, and in the roar of battle at the fall of Manila, llonanza for acents. DrlmfuI.of Original pictures taken by government photographers on the spot. Large book. Low prices. Ulg profits, freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy war books. Outfit free. Address, 1'. T Uarbcr. Secy., Star Insuranco llldg., Chicago. The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to. W. L. DANLEY, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. Nasiivillb, Tens g Price, 25 Cents, Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. g The Southern ' Farm Magazine . MD. Co. DY OF BALTIMORE, PUBLISHED Signature of Mrs. C. T. 2sfz0&&. Martin.of Springfield, Tenn., was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Robinson last week. Mr. Martin's home was formerly in Madisonvillc, 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 writer's early recollec tions is the memory of pleasant days at the "Martin box" and rides on the strawberry wagon to Earl ington. Hettcr Than A Kloodlko (Jold Mine. Uood health Is priceless when ones lott. havo a alight cold or cough Inrcat 25c In a bottle of Dr. Otto's Spruce tiara Bat-aIVUea you MillMEETS s0ti mom Manufacturers' Record Publishing A Month! 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 Iu tne South. nl ACTIVE 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." EDlrOItlif, Ctias. W. Dainty, COXTKIBUTOKS i It is widely read by Northern and I Jr., Ph. D., LL. D. Stites Assistant Secretary of ti oct7i6l fB r1 MADISO.NVILLE, KY. I STYOUn MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT. .a OUR aUARANTEn $100.00 IN -- OLD. Wo wilt pay One Hundred Dollars In Goldfof any and ever case of couiru and colds where no benefit l derived oni the use of. Dr. Otto' Hprnce Gnm llalsam. It contains nothing ln jurlons and is so pleasant to take. Beware (4 Imitation. Sold.by St. Bernard Drag blare. The best Salve In the world for Cats. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, And positively cares Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect 'satisfaction or money refunded. Price 35c per box. For Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. The Latham Hotel is again in this full blast at Hopkinsville, time under management of a veteran hotel maj, Mr. Lloyd W. Whitlow, who will make it a success if that be possible. pi ci o"s Spruce Gum Balsam the most Hf, 111 ind reliable remedy for couBhs,colds. i.id all sureitess of the throat, cucst and in iiii.ua. Large bottles, 25c. and SOc , the return are greater than a lialf Interest In an Alaaka ffold mine, as gold cauuot buy lost health. Ueware ot a Blurbt cold. Sold by St. Bernard Drag Store. 0. J. Farnsworth, Agent, EAkungton, Kv. 9NI'' ' United States Agriculture, Experiment Agricultural Station in North Carolina, President University of Tennessee and President ot United States Agricultural Experiment Station in Tennessee. J. B. Klllebrew, A. II., Ph. D. of Agriculture for Tennessee, author of 'Culture and Curing of Tob;.co" for U. S. tenth census. "Tobacco Leaf," "Sheep Husbandary," "Wheat Growing." "Grasses," aad other agricultural works. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, The regular subscription price of the Southern Farm Magazine is $i a year, but we offer it and ThkBk together one year for $1.50. A, ft ,i,,j ."p i?X .4 , ,.., " - c ''Ik, JS jjs1 wftftftft 4? 4? 4? New Goods Cheap Temptations will be very great this fall to duce you to purchase elsewhere belore looking at the splendid bargains we intend to offer you, but we have never failed in the past to be able to meet any emergency, and feel very confident that as heretofore you will find wc are still at the bottom in prices. Will it be asking too much to suggest that you look over our stock after you have priced goods elsewhere and compare quality and price? We can assure you that you will not regret it. Very truly, in- waftS c THE. SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON V, FOURTH QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 30. O HHtf3fi3tH3HtHHH&tHHH$3t The Editor. A From tho Copy-Hoo- 4 bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb bb 4? ti A 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 S 49 ANDERSON & WALLER, MADISOJUVILLE, KENTUCKY, g bb bb b wmmimmnmmiHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Memory Text or tho Lesson, Isa. xl, Terse, 2.4 Golden Text, Isa. xl, 0. Commentary Prepared by tho Her. D. 51. Stearns. Copyright, 1E9S, by D. M. Stearns.1 1. "And tlioro shall conio forth n rod out n( tho stein of .Tesso nnd n branoh shall grow out of Ma roots." Tho tltlo of our lesson Is "Mosslnh's KlnKdoni,"nnd If wo can only get a somewhat clonr Ulcn of whnt tho Scriptures teach concerning this kingdom it will provo n groat blessing to us. It cloarly has to do with tho Son of Josso, and, according to tho goldon toxt, will flll tho wholo oarth. Tho throno will bo tho throno of David at .Tcrusalom, to Isa. Ix, 7, nndJor. ill, 17, nnd tho King will bo nono other than tho Son of David, tho Son of Abraham, of Math. 1, 1, of whom Gabriel Fald that Ho would from David's throno rolgn over tho houso of Jacob foroor and of Ills kingdom thcro should bo no end (Luko 1, S3, 83). 2. "And tho Splrltof tho Lord shall rest upon Illm." Counting this expression with tho othor six In this verso, thoro Is hero a sovenfold fullness of tho Spirit's power to bo manifest In tho King, tho Messiah. Tho six nro suggestive of Ills power to discern tho nnturo nnddlfforcnco of things, His power to form right conclusions nnd to carry out right purposes, His thorough ncqunlntnnco with God and slncero ndorntlon of Him. It pleased tho Father that In Him nil fullness should tltvoll. all tho fullness of tho Godhead (Col. 1, 10; II, 0) Full of graco and truth (John 1ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. "A Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE .!- - . ft 5 JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducah, Kentucky. Tennessee. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. ' Memphis, Tenn. Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, Branch Offices. WlT.ole;eils Aeente-JOH- N ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 3 The editor riseth in the morning and knoweth not what the day may hring forth. If he telleth ail the nws he runneth a great risk ol having a tin ear put on him, and if he telleth not the hows the people say he is n. g., and there is no joy in it. The crafty man cajolcth him puff for into giving him a And all fond a 5 cent cigar. mothers frown on him if ho. fails to flatter their freckled faced broods. And all his ways aro ways of woe, and his days arc full of sorrow. Tho insurance man scttcth snares for him, and on the whole ho has a deuce of a time. so-cc- T. HESSER, Hauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. .- Sturgis will not have her "street fair" this .all. Much had been done and said about tho proposed innovation but tho cold weather, which has forced more than ono Western Kentucky county fair to close its gates, has put a quietus on the street fair ns well. - The Proof Lacklnjr. From Globe Democrat. Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, and vrlilcli lias been In uso for over 30 years, lias liorno tho slgnnturo of -. and lias been mndo under His infancy. sonal supervision since its f'CtfcSuM1 Allow no ono to dccelvo you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes aro hut Experiments that triflo with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Expcrlcnco against Experiment. pcr-l?y- Drops Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Blorphlno nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fcvcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. What is CASTORIA Paregoric, GENUINE CASTORIA Bears tho Signature of ALWAYS shall mako Him of quick understanding in tho foar of tho Lord." Othor readings of this sontoncoaro: "Hlsdollght shall bo in tho fear of tho Lord" (II. V.); "Thofoarof tho Lord Isfrogranco to Him" (Dol.)i "To refresh Him In tho fear of (Young). Hooouldsoy: "Idcllght to do tby will, O my Godl I do always tboso things that pleaso Illm" (Ps. si, 8; John vlll, 29). His conclusions nro not formod from what Ho socs or hears. Ho knows what Is ln'mnn. 4. "But with righteousness shall Ho judgo tho poor nnd rcprovo with equity for tho meok of tho earth." AYbnt n glorious administration of earth's nffnirs thcro will bo when bucIi n King shall sit on David's tbronol Consider Jor. Ill, 17, 18; xxlll, 6, 0, nnd compnro Ps. Issll nnd let your heart cry verses 18 nnd 10. But before this klnadom can como or In connection with Us coming thcro must bo nn overthrow of tho wlckod ono and his associate and followers. This smiting Is to In Ps. II, 0; Rov. 11, 20. 37; II Thess. II, 8; Hov. xvll, U; six, 20. It is soon to bo nt tbo coming of our Lord in powor nnd glory, nnd nt thnt timo nil tho saints shall como baokwlth Him (I Thoss. Ill, 13; lv, 14; Koch, slv, 5,1. o.). D. "And righteousness shall bo tho Ills loins nndfalthfulnoss tho glrdlo of Hla reins." A King shall rolgn in righteousness, nnd tho work of righteousglr-dlo- I. 14V 3. " And 9 THE FAMOUS NO. and St.CDAL, Charles For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond Mines. Only "Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE B ST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. Democratic editors print fewer charges of army neglect and corruption since they were officially invited forward to give particulars. Not one of their stones has been verified. Subscribe for Tint Bek. BRUSHED GOKE FOR BI8E BURNERS ID FURM6K8. On ft 3 t $ Why buy High-price- d Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- - NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as ft 3 LLLlaalHaaaaMaaHHMHraflsraMaaHaalaHBfc && "i i&fe&M The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over THC CCNTAUW COM PA NT, TT MUWBJM ?Jm2!?l!Il-- 30 Years. . MEDICINE for the a w-- w LdkSoldTRctail for Five Cents a Package -t- he. first experimental step in a direction that chemists. Iho Blpani Chemical Company. MILLION.. rrh"rrevoIu,ion York comoany of manufneturlrg a Sfe-- . & w the method. of lilTacrYanroSlth tbo KdhaViCeenofttBradJ eJhlghlatest Its cotton, and securelymoderjnKlence.tbotabuIe; absorbent requirements that no manufacturer of these Kad In ThSJJIlocuSoi "flls Included u hJct this l.ca.l Is said to lncludo preuy nearly ercrr which ttophyilclan Is called upon to .rescrlbc In P"Prtn thf lr sundara iimUt of tho American people tho company laid down tbo principle (trade, EaToVemh iVirrterlnS Into tho packet should!) of tho highest throughnud so prepared any utended iiuilltlca Intact nod unimpaired MdorolMteduVto climate. oTuly choicest Uruits ahould bo wed. their preparation JMVr SrtrrSlay stoppers could supply moro than a small proportion from bis output that Sonid Tl.o plass rtaTs were In turn packed InWes of by tho ccllon of workmanship by KSilltr not surJauedlnTbeauty nudornaments of cold. UaTutlbrlrhlRhstandard. in Jewell and tho proprietors resorted: to SS MTerconient Ins to vary from It, known, nnd scrcn hundred tho accepted modernthousand dollars InrnVthSi? "estSd wUhlS "lire ywS'ln newspapf r ''?5fX,annf.0Tmb2leLCrr Amcrlcan cUUcn eonoernlnztbe suporlor sweep and painstaking oTJnrers of tho changed conditions thatbearing Terthoeornnferclal cartful to note erery circumstanco haying a tho thawssTul proScuttSn of their trade,for a manager, of the company Jar no ejl lower ptlco for orery uSit Is a present Inslitent demand reaches o? nrproiches an untyenal use. and that tbo peuple. although requiring the percentages K2t resent being called upon to pay heayy deterioration for superfluous XrYnolnff and that might protection against to veirs. but Is Seedless In the caw of n purchase lnf ynded and 1 consumed In a actual experience. proved Gy the test optima U haa also bndUcoyered. and to loss of quallt es or diminution of ex. thlS Tabulesdc: not haye the tendency hayo been expected, Inasmuch as. under JSuence exposure that might at first flyo?abte cxmdltloni. tboso that Kayo lain loose lnadrawe,a traycllng bag or pocket fSJyeral weoU or rnonths are found to be practically na fresh and as efflcaclous as "'jirtlni and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of newsBSlSrs Aowld for a cent Instead of tho old rate of flye times ibat amount, sales, the antral tendency In all directions toward lowuprates and Increasedpasteboard SinoaSyhayo entered Hlpans Tabules In experiment of putting a package oSer will Iho trade upon terms which oyer permit MrtonfcVWchthey adopted than kM by TtfruggU :oV rltorekwrrataprlcolower doses, for one-hal- f fore cent each.for a kr, jorietarr medlcb?c-FI- VE CKNTS-t- en tabules. or the manufacture and sale In the form with which wi 1 not discontinue yaluo otferecheaper tho BlpansTabules. but thelSe ayolearned M Tknow and of such as may desire them. will should beplalnly It LortvSxner the benefit SndwBSl that the fyiallty of the medicine I; IdentlcalU i both, aorU, hX'Brnt rocfe drug. asei are not Vit to Tbo had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any sini y" nJin lOUDKIl irf lho Sthe l. li 1 cirn.coaan"gXPnlibuTeVw1YrbovSiw No. 10 BprucoBU NewYork. Until the stamSs forwardedtothe Blpins Chemical tA of acrAnts and neddler will be SUDDlied at a rrout.vls.: ldosen cartpna 3.M,h wiii.iinwtheVn SB.a fair margincartons) for C3W3. BrOMls.cw for .sOcents. cartons) lor 5 gross Cti) lidoien lilt cartons) for $1 $1110. Uoah who mo uruvr tu vrtfj w nri ftnflAAftftftAArtAftAAAV" AwAAAfc... Arthur C. afc.AAAWAAMWAAAArt nredtln ridge Castltman. jothnB. Castleman, Lanhair, 7$ Royal Insurance Co. Of Liverpool The Largcs Fire Insurance Company in the World. Docs the Largest Business Transacted in KcntncKy. Docs the Largest Bnssncss Transacted in the Southern Slates. PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON, KY. Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS. Resident Agent for EarlinRlon and Vicinity. Southern Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky. Vsw a-- VVVVVVVWVVVVVVVWVWVVVW1VWVWWVWWVWWW"WVWWWW WVV . .. -- fe,. t ... i.,n Ji. fl. ...fl ..ft ,h ,11,'J. mifli. iflmd, iiA.iii'I.j ift t-- lliiift flt fi& ness shall bo poaco, nnd tho effect (scrvloo) of righteousness, qulotncss nnd nssuranco .v forovcr (Isa. xxxil, 1, 17). All His doings up in rlghteousnoss nnd faithnro bound h fulness, nnd tho fruit Is pcaco. When would reason with God concerning tho prosperity of tho wicked, ho bogins by saying, "Blghtoous nrt thou, O Lord, yet" Praying Through Her Hat. (Jor. sell, 1). When Nohomlnh bewails tho Europe Hust Eat. sins of his pooplonnd tho consequent judgI've thought as in church she His goodness From the Amcricin Eednomist. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. ments of Jehovah, ho says, "Howbolt thou has hymned, art just in all that is brought upon usf" Commercial authorities report (Noli, ir, 03), nnd in connection with tho Topic Tor the Week nectnnluc Oct. 23. "Can a merciful deity b.irk a renewed demand for American Comment by Itei. S. II. Doyle. pouring out of tho vials of God's wrath in To a woman who prays 'neath a bat that is (A Topic "Oo or send." rets xvl, extho great day of tho Lord tbo testimony is, down food stuffs abroad, and a heavy trimmed "Just and truonro Thy ways, Thou King missionary topic.) "And thoy to camo In tho Paul With a poormurdered thrush or a hrk?" of nations" (Bov. xv, 0). Wo way always to Troos, and a vision appeared Macedonia and port movcnept of wheat and corn night. Thcro stood a man ot bo suro that "As for God, Ills wiry Is per- prayed him, saying, 'Como over Into Mace- has already begun. Nearly all of L A. W Bulletin. fect" (Ps. xvlll, 30). donia nnd help ns.' And alter ho had seen tho "Tho wolf also shall dwell with tho vision immediately wo endeavored to go into Europe is in want of American lamb, nnd tho loopard shall Ho down with Macedonia, assuredly gathering that tho Lord wheat. Crops over there prove to ACriVK SOLICITOR WANTED lor "The Story et the I'hilliplncs" by tho Lid." This picture of wild nnd do- had called ua to preach the gospel unto them." Murat Ilalslead, commissioned by tbeGorern-mea- t be even shorter than was supposed, mestic nnlmnls nnd Ilttlo children living --Acts xvi, as Official Historian to the War Department. Franwritten In in pcaco togctborwlll surely bo literally This Incident in Paul's lifo is very the Russian deficiency being un- Tho book was Pacific witharmy camps at ban in the cisco, on the General Merrill, fulflllod. As it was In tho garden of Eden, instructive from a missionary standhospitals at Honolulu. In Hong Kone, In the so shall and as It was in tho nrk of Noah, tho western expectedly large. American trenches at Manila, in the Insurgent no point. Ho is at Troas, in Oljmrla deck of it bo in all tho oarth. Thcro shnll bonor part of Asia Minor, on his second great So we shall continue to feed the camps with ARtiinalJo.on theof battle thethe (allot at with Dewejr. anil in the roar crying, more doath, nor sorrow, nor inManila llonansa shall bo inado missionary journoy. In a vision nn o foreigners out of our abundant pictures taken bjr for agents. Brimful ofOrlcinal pain, for nil things on earth government photographers on new (Rov. xxl, 4, C). Tho creation Itsolf habitant of historic Macedonia of the spot. Large book Low prices. Dig profits. calls to him for holp. no sees in surplus, and we shall not lake our Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy unIts bondago, nnd shall be delivered from books Oulfil free Address, F. T. bo mndo to onjoy tho llborty of tho Rlory tho vision also a call from God. Immepay in manufactured goods, as official war jr , Star Insurance Uldg., Chicago, Uarbcr, Sec of tho children of God (Isa. lxv, 25; Rom. diately ho oboyed it. Ho went to MaceOCU716I unwas the case to a large extent vlll, 31). It Is undoubtedly true that somo donia, and his preaching produced blessMoody nnd the Sinless Man. policy of 1893-'9pcoplo act llkowlid boasts, oft roaring Uko ed rosults. The Christian's duty toward der the Free-Trad- e lions or growling llko boars or dovourlng missions is hero pointedly illustrated. again if the From the Ladies Home Journal. and would Uko wolves; that such peoplo both in Some time ago a man who boathondom nnd Christendom becomo by It says, "Go or scud." Dingley duties now prevailing did Why should wo go or scud? Three tho graoo of God llko lambs, nnd that ofin goods. claimed perfection went to Evanoff payment ten it is through n Ilttlo child that God reasons moved Paul to action, nnd theso not shut leads thorn to Himsolf, but wo must not threo reasons appeal tons today: 1. Tho The difference in the operation gelist Moody and commiserated suppose that tho salvation of souls is nil call from Macedonia for help. Paul politics was him on his low level of Christian that wo aro taught In theso words, for it must havo been greatly touched by this of the two economic Mr. Moody, in a kind Is nnlv bv a flnuro that wo And that hero. pathetic appeal for tho gospel. Ho was illustrated during the fiscal year experience. This earth Is to bo wholly subdued by our intensely anxious to tako tho gospel to we manner, asked his caller if he never ended June 30, 1898, when Lord Jesus Christ and rnado uko neaven Macedonia heathenmerchandise sinned nor did any wrong." not by tho preaching of tho gospoi as n all who wanted it.to us today. Not ono scored a favorable prcsout, but by tho porsoual reign of our dom is calling beings in balance of over $615,000,000, of "No; I have not sinned for years, Lord Jesus nfter Ho shall return in glory man, but millions of human Africa, India, China and tho islands of which a large portion must be neither have I done anything that (Rov. xl, 0. "Tbo oarth shall bofullof thoknowl-odg- o tho sea aro calling for holp. They need of tho Lord, ns tho waters cover tho Christ and thoy want Christ Can we settled in coin or its equivalent in was wrong." was the prompt reply. sea." This statement Is found for tho first rofuso their cry? 2. Tho call from God. credit balances offsetting interest "Well, I'm glad to know it," tlmo In Num. xlv, 21, thon horo, nnd Paul saw in tho vision a call from God. on foreign capital invested, in the said Mr. Moody, "but before I'm in Hab. ii, 14. In tho first place, in this world is a It Is in connection with tho forgiveness of Every cry for help has opened tho doors United States, dividends on Amer- convinced I would like to ask your Israel as n nation, nnd so it Is hero (seo callfromGod. God verses 11 to 10). for It is God's plan that of tho heathen world nnd commnuds us ican securities held abroad, settle wife." through Israel all nations shall bo blosscd. to go in and win tho lands for Christ. ment of charges for the transpor Tbo gospel now being preached in all na- God calls us to missionary work. Can The Hawaiian Islands. tions will gather out of nil nations n pco- wo rcfuso to oboy God? 3. Paul could tation ol American commerce in ' The Chicago-n body; Railway plo for His namo, tho church, His go. Ho went immediately becauso it This ships, etc., etc. then, having takon His ohurch out of tho was possiblo for him to do so. Wo can foreign has issued a booklet wilb tho above title. world to bo with Him, Ho will return decido for us. year the trade balance continues giving a brief description of these Wands, with thorn for Isrool's conversion nnd co or send. This should church boards to mount up, and again it will their lopoRrapy, climate, naturnal retho Perhaps wo can go. If our through thorn tho blcislng for nil Eimplo programmo cannot send us, perhaps wo can go nnd have to be adjusted in cash, for source?, railways, schools, population etc This la tho world. pay our own uxpeusos. No young man clearly sot forth in Acts xv, It contains a folding map and mentions already stated. 10. "And in that day there shall bo n or woman who has tho means and tho reasons the various steamship lines piling between which shall stand for an root of Jcsso way clear to do so could uso both self the Pacific ports and tbo islands. Attenof tbo pooplo. To it shall tbo gentiles or means to n bettor purpose But if wo Mr. Jno. H. Moss, of NewYork, tion is also called to the unparalled facilirest shall bo glorious." Ills cannot go wo can send. scok, and His of Saratoga ties offered by tho Northwestern Line, the first namo in tho Now Tostamont Is Jesus A wealthy young man in ono of our Mr. H. B. Hanson, Christ, tho Son of David, and His last tho Tjo a missionary, Springs, and Mr. E. G. Scbree, of Pioneer Line west and northwest of ChiRoot nnd tho Offspring of David (Math. 1, colleges, studying to Los 1; Bov. xsll, 10). When no shall bo King supported n man actually on tho field ns Henderson, were in Earlington cago, for feaching San Francisco, d in Jorusalom, to Him shall all nations his substituto until ho himsolf was Angeles, Portland and other western semi-annusook (Jcr. HI, 17), nnd llko tho quoon of to go. If as individuals wo may yesterday attending the points. The booklet will be sent to any Shobn and tho wlso mon from tho oast, not bo nblo to havo a missionary meeting of directors of the St. address upon receipt of four cents in thoy will bring tholr woalth to Him (Isa. us on tho field, porhaps as so Bernard Coal Company. The first lx, G, 0, 21). Now tho glad tidings of stamps by "W 13. Kniskern, so Filth ave- wo could do so. A number of by His blood Is carried to all na- cieties societies havo their roDresontativcs on two gentlemen have been the guests nue. Chicago, III. tions, nnd but fow bollovo it, but then nil several tho forolgn field, and many, many of Mr. John B. Atkins nations shall flock to Him or to Israel Subscribe for The Bee. of Illm, nnd thoro shall bo pcaco on others could support nt least a natlvo days. earth, nnd tho nations shnll lenrn war no worker or educate a boy or girl for fu more. Soo Isa. li, 0, 4; Zcch. vlll, 22, 23. ture missionary work. Tho cost Is not Whllowownltand work nnd watch for tho great Tho socrotary of your denominacoming of tho glory of Ills kingdom wo tional missionary board could givo all may havo In heart nnd llfo n forotnsto of tho information desired upon this subthat rost and glory if wo will let Christ In ject If, howover, wo cannot do this, us, tho liopo of glory, havo full control of wo tho proporty which Ho has bought with all of us can givo somothiiig, and for His precious blood. Wholo hearted sub- should liborally and systematically, mission to Illm, roady for any manner of Bonding thoso who can go if wo cannot sorvlco, with implicit confldonco In Ills Biblo Verses. Isa. Hi, 7; Nah. i. 15; xnanagomont, will surely bring this rest Math, xxiii, 37; xxviii, 10, 20; Luko Kom. Aotsi, 11; xili, xiv, Approved of God. x, 14, 1G; I Cor. is, i, Tho ruling desiro of every member Rov. xxii, 17. nmiiinviii of tho church should bo to show himTask Xnoucli. solf "npproved of God, n workman that filng In the new "Ruiz out the old neodothnot bo ashamed." To bo npOur own faults- - and failuros would Elng out the falae Ring In the true " proved of mou, that is to bo popular ill supply, ono would think, nufflolent We bring to you thox new and true from tha tho world, is tho most dangerous thing pangs of penitenco to occupy that part plney forests of Norway unto of conscienco which is dovoted to lament that can befall a Christian. "Woo you when all men speak woll of you," over shortcomings. Fow of us havo said tho Mastor Himsolf. "Tho friend- reacbod that happy stito of porfeotlon Joro-inla0-Eu-rop- 5 5 flc;ic one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. . vniiK nPATFR Fni? - ,vv TT AND SAVE MONEY I ft oa 2THR0UBH VLSTI6UIE0 TRAIKSDAIIY BB TMSHIl-PKGaBW- tt cans mon NWOiHCAM HASHVIIU J CHICAGO WANTS AN APPROPRIATION. Mill Try to liaise ttie Vliraru-Wo- rk the Cristobal Colon l'rocrrsslne; Satisfactorily. r.PJEFFniES.GPA 'VAK1VIULE.IN3 D.rtHllLllaM.G.SJ KAtriVillX.W.'lt tc Snntlngo dc Cuba, Oct. 24. It is reported from Guantannino thnt Nuvnl Constructor llobson, who left there nuly last week for Jumnlcn, with the Intention of taking the Atlas line Btfumcr for N'ew York, Ih (jolnc; to Washington to obtain nn appropriation, If poxHlblc, of $1,000,000 for the purpose of raising tho Hinlkrn Spanish cruibor Vlzcajn. The plans for raising the Criiitobn) Colon hnt been perfected nnd the work in proprecsinj,' in aeeordancc with the instruction left by Mr. Hob-Kowho expects to return within 0 month. Saturday night some nndnl pasted flamlni; circuit bill it on the wnlU of the c'litht-dml- . Oi'ii. Wood Issued order for their Immediate removal, nnd tho nrroht of tho perpetrator of the out Mgo. aa BEST TRAINS TO BnannanuBx Kansas City, Montana, Colorado, Pacific Coast, Utah, Washington, Omaha, ' St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, VIA- - PAIR OF BRITISH BRUTES. A Vicar mill Ilia WIN Sent ). VESTIBULED TRAINS, Loudon, Oct, 23. The town ol SLEEPERS. DINING GARS, Shrewsbury nud leinlty has been CHAIR CARS f"SEATS V FREE greatly excited owr tho trlul of the lear of Ituton and hla wife for cruel- A m. nuaa, trav. passti Aar.NT,oT. louis,w ty to two orphnn nieces, who had been HOWARD ELLIOTT, QCN'L won., ST. LOUIS. Ut IV. WAKCLCY. OtN-- PASVR AOTm ST. LOUIS, t left In their clmrgc. The children had been reduced to the position ol drudges, their clothing wait ragged BO YEARS' nnd they were fed from n pig tub. The EXPERIENCE elder child, it wasnllcged, was stripped Orphan Nieces. to I'rlson tot llrutnllty Toward Their Two St. Louis or Chicago, Nortb-Wester- 14-1- nnd beaten by the vicar's wife, nnd wni then kicked by the icnr. lloth of the nocuHcd were sentenced to four months' Imprisonment nt hnrd labor. Dense crowds surrounded the courthouse duripg the progress of tho trial, nnd threats were openly mndo of lynching tho prisoners. A NEGRO HUNT. MMKf Tho Sheriff lu 1'ursalt of crocs WI10 Killed st White M'a Several Dead. N- - ijjjnrra Copvni Truce Marks dcsionb n Anyone sendln a sketch sjsfl 6et. ratcilr ascertain onr opinion freo nner fnrentlon Is probeblr PstentAble. llandbooltonl'atenu sent f reo. Oldest agency for srln(tttenu. A I'stenu tason through Mann tha Co. recolvo without clisnto. In tjfelat notkt, AhsndJomelr Illustrated woostr. Treest a of anr aclentino Journal. Terms. M year! fourmontus.lt. Bold tr all nowsdealers. "i& AZ Scientific jmierican -' pro-pare- repro-sentin- Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 24. Tho Commercial Appeal huK n bulletin from JacliBon, Minn., stating that a sheriff's posbe of 100 men arc ncourlng the country near Forest, Miss., for a mob of negroes who killed a white officer. Several negroes arc reported killed, nnd tho nursult continues. Gov. Mc- Lnurin has gone to tho sceno of the trouble, leaving Brandon la Jackson. Wo Aro Not Slnsulur HUNN&Co.38'8"Branch Offlco, OS T New York V. C. St, Washington. You Are Going North, 10-2- 14-1- 10-2- r OPEN ALL NIGHT! A new feature, isn't it? up-to-da- te But then new features have put and us at the head of the procession. ship of tbo world is enmity with God." To havo tho approval of tho world, then, is to havo tho disapproval of God. No Christian can afford that. Christian Instructor. WHEN YOU HA E ANY HAULING TO DO GIVE U YOUR ORDER. in which wo can givo over repentance Wo havo to watch our own conduct, guard against temptation, and when overcoino confess our sins to our heavenly Fnthor with hcartfolt sorrow. holds a rod to chock us when raluful, liut Wholesome. orriug and to drlvous in tho right way Strivo daily and hourly to bo calm, should tho kindly impulso of duty fail to stop yourself forcibly and recall your to nlluro us, nnd when wo roject tho mind to n scuso of what you aro, whero rod conscience becomes n scourgo to you nro going and whithor you ought to punish us with romorso for our disbo tending. This is most painful dis- obedience This is tusk enough for Independent. cipline, but most wholesome Reformed Church Messenger. Con-soion.Mliu-ntbl- mm DR. BELL'S Pine-Tar-Hon- ey fects of war aro more terrible than the actual fighting, is shown in the case of tlus grenadier guards who recently returned from the Soudan. Almost n third of their number nro on the sick list. Change of climate and drinking Nile water were instrumental in bringing nbout their Illness. Success or "Ujrruuo do Uerrorae." New York, Oct, li. Tho unqualified success of Augustin Daly's production of "Cyrano do Uergcrac," with Mlsa Ada Hcliun ns Jtoxune, has sidetracked the company's repertoire, nnd though "Taming of the Shrew" nud "School for Sciindul" were announced In and UnHmore, both were withdrawn for "Cyrano." den. Mrrrltt mill MU Sickness or Iletarned Soudan Campaigners London, Oct. 23. That tho after ef- If You Are Going South, If You Are Going East, If You Are Going West; puneiusc tickets via tmc LOUBVILLt A NAOHVIltC R. ft. AND 0 OECUnS The Maximum of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, I'lill-adelph- la The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. Rates, Time nnd nil other information vIQ be cheerfully furnished by C. P, ATMORB, 0. Mllllains Marnoit. n. rrlratel y Nature's most natural remedy, Improyed by science to a Pleasant, Permanent, PosUIvq Giro for coughs, colds and all Inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. Lungs are exhilaThe sore, weary cough-wor- n mucus Is cut out j the rated ; the microbe-bearin- g cause of that tickling Is removed, and thelnflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no Inclination to cough. Wesley London, .Oct. 25. MaJ.-GeMerritt, U. S. N., was married privato-lto Miss Lnurn Williams, of Chlcugo, who recently nrrivd hero from Now York. The greatest secrecy Is maintained regarding the ceremony. l'orlo lie Ilvacunted. Washington, Oct. 25. The following dispatch has been received nt the war t. A., - Or by LOUI3VH.LH, Et. W, W. ETHRIDGE, Aoknt. i8it)ijiltt B ARIMISTnr "rjt ay-W'a- 6c ARNOLD, mmmimt fljpufMsnufpcjTtrj-w EARLINGTON, KENTUCKY. mfin'i,yjiu$jiiisi ""p"' JS wjpuui'jjs'ii'j rawawyM'iiHiaWiMg tlht IS. LUHlh WHtHt AIL Dost Cough tijrup. Tastes Good. in lima Fold br druratsts. IA Usol To ll Thiol" ib 'til yoiiretlf utmot what t wui In tight to yon waur. w t"it-,-t 'V pay to yi " utl v. wurtit. t.mw all your you ;ti" ' thcurhtM.u tclf rxcl yim will huvo-- Charles KingsubuuiUuLti ot tuU.i 1 1 1 u.r rl' 1 lit. anil nmuvlv Hooey. It glv qulclc and permanent relief It makes in eik as well m coughs and ooiaa. MetcaUo, M. A. e5&lnn Btrons.-M- IB. rii smd am aa yearstoOLD.UOU'Snever CdUAl 11D91nr rV SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottles Only. 25o., BOo. and $1.00 SIsm department: DETECTIVE We want a man in every locality to act as private Detective' under instructions. Experience unnecessary. Address. t DETECTIVE BE SURE YOU GET Dr. Bell's Phi-TariM- qf "Ponce, Oct. 23. "Gen. Ortega nnd the last of the Spanish soldiers sailed for Spain this evening. . lASENCr, "BROOKE, Major-Oenoral- ." Nashville, A Tenn. I k v V S ,M V-- i

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