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J- J 1 I Ik p r I a cI y fAD gi1IIp has Just rqccvtd Ii II1rgo i of School J3oks and shipmentfyou can get anything schoolroom at prices 1be undersold Sea hint 1 MADISONVILLE KY ft f ii Vc i t 1 r NINTH YEAR EARLINGTON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10 1898 NO 4B 11 IAI A iii 1 STORE NEWS It e- i iOt Some of the Good Things At in the Big 4 j iSt Bernard Store I 10 ft 4 t ianFull Departments V s 4ShoesforEverybodyS 1 tAs we always have so have wc now w I things on earth in Shoes for 4thnbe of any age Nothing but 1substantial and genuine stock the most reasonable prices t Special tiesr For Ladies The choice tstyles made by Drew Shelby Co For Men Thp best things from the ft t big factory of J S Nelson 1 tFall Winter Clothing tvariety of HONEST SUB tLargeCut and Finish Stylish Goods La 1I t 41prices5 to IQ ui tBlanJ t3 t tLL t Big and Broad and Thick and WarmI Made of Sheeps Wool Elegant things and Cheap Genuine Goods All t Good Bargains 1 tOvercoats tNobby Things Fit Everybody tLatest Guaranteed Fine Goods 1i Goods Strong Goods No to bu5 ast so little ttrouhlc moneyt A LSNobbyselections of late styles in Sail r 4iA Capes and tJackets A variedassort ment of latest baA G rens Capes and i Jackets at prices t that will fit purse We canrt describe them t here Come and r secI Ina Groceries I Sk 1 I LIrlarge city Every necessary I and luxury that is J- t tOurreputationforhon st t- A gqods qone v is tL sustainedin a marked degree p A in our Big Grocery Depart- 4- V ment and as to canned goods we have everything in cans Lthat qan be anidPits- rw I Veqtbs SyrUPfj eEt qsF3S1 canned by qanners that IIC ll Qan Wanttellthe sto l ry here Jmtfpur helves talk Choice GoOds Close Prices 33 Y 1pr s sUll S issi iss is sssslslsssss1 u if r 0 r t r BAIILE OF THE BALLOTS Additional But Somewhat Scattered Returns from the Voting on Tuesday CONGRESS APPARENTLY REPUBLICAN I h 1 ho Drmiiorat I However Huvo Some OahbyU ottonit IlllnuUCol Tlieodore ItoosoTblt cayIItUCIC OcfcutoU by Col Clmulor- TIIK NEXTEVUgr wiWniihigtfturns establish with to VflItd HtiitO tftat9 a re lubll can majority Mar1i 4 next The I iiri iiL division of the sonata Is fIrITWs was prldr to TuoHdy ivuto by n republican gun of c ciormunrresenlrellubllcunBmitors expire March 4 noit leaving hlldover zepubIIcan To this number 12cnnen total of 43 or two more than a tuijor1ty urer democrats arni IIlIyer 11 publicans Thero firo 21 democratic hold otcr senatorO and o this number Tuosr days elections add four with certainty nnd ono probablY glvln I total of 2Ii votes T1tt atlu sliver republican holdovers number R and this was Ip croiuioil by ono practically sure Five rtate legislatures to bo much III doubt vlzt NebrlUkVst Virginia lion tuna Indiana pml valblnglon alld are cot Included In I NHV VOKK New York Nov 9Rovlsed returns make practlcilly no change In those of Tuesday nlsnt which showed tho election of Col RooMVelt rep for governor by n pluralllY t from 18000 to ZOQ over Au iUSIUI Van Wyck dlm comparotl with the election of 1838 when liuc do republicanlose wllbllroooorlllralllYIt The voto ruUlde of the city shows that withMlacksmaller than macks In the country die trlcts Van Wyck ran about 200UO and In the city about 64000 ahead of Porter Tilt rtatos delegation will prob ably standt 13 trpubllcntis to 19 democrats Yorkcitylias been returned and a notable feature of the election was the defeat by Capt Quiggturwhere tho former overcame iv republican plurality of Il7vo two years ago und work willboI Insuring the election of a republican tol surcord Senitar Edward Murphy Jr on 3lSWpublicans to 13 democrats a democratic of Tho republican will have iI members of iho and the dem cerate 61 This Is a republican gain of 11 The vote of the state furnished several GeorgeYpluralityagalnet I IaeVnnpurr led It by 2600 RoooveIt ran ahead andincompletereturns lqtamriIt OtollorJowMISSUDIII i St Louis Nov 9 Incomplete returns thqdemorrntlo ThtentireBtLouldlatrlcts1earco and llnrtltold rep being roelocl republicaclt sifrqmCIngtwothOHIO retlrns Qcpitbilcan diHienSIn whatIsJI Whllthey1100 for Bushnell for governor last year Ilatotlclletare elected every two year whllo In tho minortnlo n pd AM was till case Tuesday but the al ternate or oven yenta come onco In touryears with the presidential campaign that tho off year comes only once soS tour always two years after the presidential election Tho republicans have historically lost 0 In Ohio In these oft years when gt ClevelAnd was president whentho demo ocrats had tho same experience because I etcWltltsurprliingtll 8aythut chortholtepubllcanresult to the sentiment for such Indorse elChairmanduqtoes duttlng Ihl war il rejoicIngourvlt0r that none of tho IItnlo departments or instituuona under II thlfrandlstrlcttwhllo I Sethe80dayKurts Jllyor Mcttsaoli itc1 thet vc 1ilttirt11 r Iml caver odti a dole I I toILto ltrottt IIltarINI his course fetoviectiofl th Columbus I 1Untll noon the ill returns that the republicans had carried tile same 15 con and tho democrats the same six districts as Jn the nrerilJcntlal election of use but otYhnmermnn doterICANSASS mlXCiiilids thIeQtdehipubhicanlowing statementsh deernorthecltlclIclncts reported the gains are remarkable 91quincreases 11 about the prodicted by the corn ntulltce latUrdaH v u brma 11l1ys if tIll gpllIt Q 1arItheald ot hilt entire fusion tckot are ieOtd bYip FiyopopUlist qnllflsmeI bro elected WO 1tatrtctM are In Curtis ele nc bf I zpajortvrIs tmIlIvolJounlr over Jn 1 ZCM tPIIUPIIOMII show it net ou tit th I city of gain In I the country proclncls8umclent to give Stanley a net gain the county of Xa over republican piaioritytn 1DM re The republican committee qv OBtlinntea Stanleys majority In tho state At 5000 nnd claim a oftlve republi can ooHKrcumsn tha elooilon of cv r- conressplan ln tneitatSIc- S except nJMel 1 0 1 Il 13ai tL tpop tntll xnlra wnv1I1TV reelectThe populist 8 ale committee claims result li so close that an of ficial canvass will bo necessary but daclines to make any definite statement atpr cope iheirople torts Jriedenthaioxslale c aIrman or the Iopullllt state reptorILtlNOIH IJcd oVerycof W rep for state treasurer thoUher republican candidates will probably ceed that for Whlttornoro nil was ChIagoon received tp show that tho lowerIIOUHO th efowentesticketwithectel by pluralities ranging from fiOOO ift 11 Mcnteyfleganrothatprohibitionwon proflctspluralltoCoverplurality Returns from tile Second con of gr reelectionloriiner00 to lGOO At republican headquarters II VYLTIa Ii4ilIghtingI the l into returns ow Inff tliU Johnson nod carried twq hitnor p cOllntleilCtJlcl 2p m the ropubll I can i state claimed the election of Johnson rep In tho Eight eenth by 600 plurality WIVN SiNoMilwaukee Nov 9 Election returns re ca to dgrep Is sure of election by at least 10000 plurality llcan Chairman Treat ill sticks to isle claim of 40000 tho Sen nol to at least 30000 while National SI1YIIBcotleldPlurnlllY though ho could not concede of lithees soeptionel Iectedception of sheriff which went tq the darn rnts ovorydistrictdoubt The cgislature to overwhelm- Ingly republican the scnnto consisting ol republicans tint two democrats and tho as a arepublican13 JTNNSVLVANIA Philadelphia Nov9lt was nearly e m before the returns from the Philadelphia ward was received and the surprlsotoprohibitionists When the ballots had n It was found that Stone rep had carried tho city by a plurality tatptorthoJenks dem Late returns from tho Twelfth congres sional district ehow that Stanley aveil port dem has probably been elected by VIIIlamsother consTSsalonal candidates remain un anged from Tuesday nights reports CALWOItNIitiSan TrnncUco ROY S California hat probnbly Ip IetoGagerepublleanocrat Is conceded The have sw e e Jobn8freckelllmen There Ieven some doubt tcgnitf log the election of Dovrls Wcm1 in deiCenlod 8nittIO1ItIIItandtovenl111trlols CallIQrnhL repthseventh Noedham rep majOrlty toUttSuianclsco IcalWI IOWAf estlmuledtChalrmnnUancockmmittee is confident tho count will I singlernocratlq recedetrom ofuonove that ul1oJetttrnlil wlII holV th4 lIl ie tJ oI1 rstrtt iI VIQItflO flsllnflutofor governor in Colorado but 1t llhln halt of lJryan J majority tot lrealdellU rull1hoe county inCludititI lenror K V about 10000 fusion aJQrllY CoiorlldoI5PFln othlstalerellublclll1slllweIcoUrdlt1J lonlai hnvo an VIllIIlnQmajotltfn thq lozlalatUM Jr5yOti tosubs ilio Iuit iOU1dbei I t tlJj e n f tii i rt J iS liEn JIrtIlG returllll rep plurallty for governor will bo be roIlUbllcnn StalldemSOUTH DAKOTA Sioux Falls a n Nov 9 Returns from netrepublicanpublican gaIn In the state Is 1400 Tho fu aimosttho ontlro itato and congressional ticket TJtNSsIcIS majorityofiowlr rep Is estimated at from 10000 IbeFIlandI the other eight gIVing dmocatic mnjori tieL t MONTANA deniIIIcoedlnir OUO The legislature Is demo crntlo by a Jocldcd majority Complete sItuotlon4EflIIASICA Lincoln tfeb Nov 9 Delated precinct Nobraska I columnThreooutside or Lincoln anti Omaha nay I lerCna VSUurllorvhct of Ills State ofNsiv York S IJaYWtldIIIureA on iQglulntlvo candidates nrq not b e Putgovernor In a tow counties wnlch went republlcl1llleglslntlvo vointreSlllon1dlell1ctSixth fusion and Fourth and Fifth tr oubt DELAWAItIIb returnssumclent to choW that the next lesisla rcpubIlcnn to from the tate with tho exception of a few die Irlclsbthe neu legislature will stand I I democrats 3 The re- pUblican will titus elect a senator to GradlmP Coneressman Handy dean was ddteat majoritythnterepubllcanilect Theyallorepublican UIDIANAI inicatocongreulhea majority in the state of about 10000 The republicans claim more than this blUerOKhtw the possible exception of audlto IDAHO noise Idaho Nov Dlor the first time hnyoToledThey took the lIvolltBt Interest In the pro CmanydltOculi JlIs110t voted alone partisan lines Twolve hlepburill230t st J n zg481 Anderson Salt Lake Utah foy M 3 ft in tbtIttes 5 ntnJorltyIl1qfrom Iii NhrldlllI rep for coagresi I rcpCUrSIlJ1toma 8082HolterlprobablytJemoCratie democralllhavecarried the legislature which will elect II United Btatas senator- SReturns from 62 districts In the city an state grave ilaskln dem for nuprcme JuJco 7Hne rep 4821 NUVADA Inthlllhas reauttea In tJW eloctlon ot McMillan rQVcr Sadler dom by n email majority Frank Q Nowlands sit srpelacteei to oongfess The legislature will bo r Is believed to BenatorBlewaCarson Nov Nov 9 returns ront 34 out of IM precincts for governor clvo Sadler sll 83S McMillan rep SV3 McCullough poplE2 Russell dem I 9or congress Newlands sll dam 1 Zb Wren pop Boo Returns eltOw lar republican gains over va KNT O Loulsvllls K Nov The domo crag ot loptucWOI1 n sweeping vie hrressntlitrom galnrig control of tho court ot appealsScongressmen were electe d- lrtthe First Second Third Fourth FlItIi tb Seventh lgt and rantb dllllriots ape the vote Is dote In the Nlntb it looUi like Williams tho democrat has won nils is a certain gain of two gressmen with a possible gain of three present congressional delegation stand seven democrats to tour republi cans Dr Bullsj ui P Mot YeboifallayslnfUmniatSon ci tfce CIrot wel Cough1 Syrup II IoYpiteqc0 DlDUIOl trNlQ I 1 L r r t H re 4AndschooisulicsfroxnAJDj 64 I tJroJSS HOPKINS e Tb powderbowtI I third further ttao oar other triad I Itml b4KIHG POWDERtAboolihicly Pure ROYAl UMNO POWOCft CO SEW YOSK inthewas carried by McKinley In 1890 by 2200 nl1T1lInlI majority butIas won with about 2000 votes to spare SIliCilIGANDetroit Mich Nov DThe results of the stale election are unchanged by any late returns or Joy Ilngrees Is placed at about 65000 It neatly holds Its own with the covcrnors pit r1rOIOrllonntel1to leRlllalurea senator for full term stands politically about as follows Senate 29 republicans 1epllbllcanBrdemocmls democrals belweelSenolortroit Mr Pack is the Pingroo candidate WYOMING Nov J Wyoming has one republican on state and congresslor al tickets In majorities ranging from 1000 undoubledly Clnrkn trict In tho state sire now In TheeeKrtve 260 majority for Mondoll for tjoritygovernoihasNORTh CUKOLIXA pfromocratic majority In tho city and county Is about 1235 In the city proper the majori for arepublicanrepublicanIladersllssert followersIruslonRI eiletrict is detnoctatlo by prot wecarriedI VIltUlNIA speciefromoonressreturtneceiyoddemopposed 8 probably defeated Walker by 1000 tobP o byrqrnWEST YIIIOXNLt aleetlutiThUd dlllrict Is conceded by hioustochairman of the republican committee districtfilebyNPubllMIIs ThovolQWASUINQTON returnllofbothWm1lmtslerlslatureTholegllllaturGonNEW MEXICOPSantA Fe N Mov 9Pedro Porea maJOrlly crats concede Iereas election but claim oCtholegtslaturothlrdll fir more Fergusons majority twoyears ago was 1900 FIFiY8IXTH CONGRESS Estimates Made on the Political Complexion of the Two Houses of the Next Congress THE MAIN FACTOR IN THE ELECTIONS CtinlrmknlUbcock of the Itelub lean C oI IIi grcsslonitl Committee rigure Qiit a M Jorlty of Thirteen O ey nU In tho Next hoes In tile F e o Chairman lIar s CUlBo of an VltWOItlon Majority Vfaahlnsfton Nov 0 Jntcrcst in tbe elcotlou centers in the political com plexion of the next house tho senate being conceded to be republican Although Chairman Babcock of the republican congressional committee did not leave his headquarters until after 4 n in ho way back again at his desk shortly after nine oclock dispatching tolcgrnms to alt the doubt fut dlstrlotM urging the chairmen to hurry In tho returns Mr Babcock in his figures takea nothing for granted lie has iniulj what he terms an ultra cQiscnatlv estimate in which ho hna eliminated ft number ot doubtful dis trict This estimate give tho repub h cc1ennamajority of 11 over nil StateD Anilonly AVntched For The states he Is most anxious to hear from arc Illinois Indiana nnd Pennsylvania Tuesday night UQ l ured tho detent of Houtcllc In IlltnqIii Now lie says ho finds tho CUic go co grcssnmn has pulled through but tills gain is oftseV byho unexpected dc fent Qt Wllllnnui in the Twelfth Penn nylvonln 1Jin state chairmnn in Call fornln telegrnphed that six repuhll cans were elected in that state with the probabilities of defeat for Dovrlcj dem whtoli wvild give tho repub enna a solid delegation Not counting on the defeat of Devrlcs this Is a gain of one us Mr Babcock only figured on nverepubllrati8 from California- N From ICnniu- iJi L Briiitow wired that Kansas would send six republicans anti that Long lied defeated Simpson blt the defeat of Simpson Mr Babcock declines to credit until ho rccelvcH further odvlccy Chairman Greene of the Texas utato committee claims three re publicans in the Lone Stnj state but Mr Babcock only figures on the elec tlon of and Hawley jai tho Tchth From Indiana ho satisfactory ndvlce pn tho doubtful congressional difri trials have ntTiVcd but MrtHnbooefe In his cnlculnjloi n inUii the Iosfl6f two I Se S 7 I districts those of Farris and Landis either of which may have been carried by the republicans Ho figures a cer tain loss of districts in Illinois leaving two doubtful BnimmeLewls C W Stono and Woodin in Pcnnsyl Tania ho pula in the doubtful column In his estimate of 15 ho does not In clude the doubtful districts Republican lontt Were la the ClUe Tho returns in the east middle nnd repubUcanlossesgains were in the rural districts nnd this encourages him to hope that when the returns como In jator from the country some of tho districts which appear to be lost may be sawed to he republicans This is tho case for InMInnesotaI thercIsrepubUeanfrI one from Kansas two from Wisconsin NorUCarQjlnp I I from KentuckyS IIhnlrmnn1pennedten 6clock nnd no ddvlccs had beer received Inco he gave put his state ment at 3JIJn m This statement claimed an opposition majority of 27 I r Chairman Kerri Latest Claim WhhIngtdii NoiAttw oclOOk Chairman Kerr ol the Democratic hon gressional committee claimed the cen s futonisteand a democratic majority over till of 5 Chairman Bibcock In Doubt Washington Nov O2At clock this itfternQonChairnian threeI admitted tiiat the next housp of anlnimsin lonbt hundred and sev nty nine is n majority The Latest Reports on Congress h p IlavefuslonlstsJful districts The additions since the prevjoiwr bulletin are Missouri 45 c IratleTHE NEXT CONGRESSI Tho Political Complexion of the Next Con snua flDrnsThos 0hiousetFuSAlabol11n 6CallCornl 2 IConnecUcut f LFloridaGeorgia 1 it 4 11IIInoisIndiana 8I IIowa 10 1 I IContuckyatilMryiuneiciMichiganli tlnneesotaa 7 ie t liellseuurjbyNebraska4evada 1 New Hnmpslilro 2iew Jprsey thSiewNortb Carolina 2 2 4 I 1OhIoregon J 2iV TSouth A South Dakota Ui 1 Tennessee I 2 8 1UtahVermont t IJ h I Virginia Washinzton 2 West V 8 1 Wisconsin 9 1 LIThamate and aro subject to revision donate Rep Data Pop Sit Ind Alabama 2 Arkansas 2 California 2- Colorado 1 1 1 1 Connecticut 2 1 Delaware 2 Florida 2 1 Georgia a 1 Idaho 1 1 1 1IndianaIowa 2 Kansas 1 1 1 entjck1y 1 1 1 2 2 1 Ir 1 Maryland 2 Massachusetts 2 1 MichIgan I 2 Minnesota I p Mississippi 2 2 Montana 11 1 1 i 1Novada 2 New Hampshire 2 New Jersey 11Now York 2 1NerlhOhio 2 2 SPennsylvaniaHhod Island 2 A i Knuth Carolina 2 r1r1 Texas 2 Utah 1 1 Vermont 2 10 S 2WashIngton 2 1 1 Wisconsin 2 Wyoming I t Totals 49 30 I G 1 SLtSSACIIVSIIFTS Iitownsgovernor tins 10T8S5 Woleott repf 190 231 plurality M2Q p The socalled Cuban government hna opjmlnted coinmlslons to inspect the Cuban troops and report upon the en net number of men In each army pexacttho problem of paying off the soldiersas IostmastcrOeneral Smith has is sued nu order admitting private malt lug cards authorized by the net cif May 10 1809 Into the foreign nmlls nt orx cent postage each for Canada and Mexico and two cents each for nil other postal union countries The railroad company Is using every effort to bring the coal thieves along the road tq Jastice Tbe loss ot coal in this way Is quite heavy each year HcGEES 25s WiLL CUBE KNOCKS OUT CHILLS AND FEVER riiuutiouttOOfttUM 0 to sue N aeuj itttatH LA01 mt IOTTLL Sold by George K1111 S Charles Ky I t u 0 f j r i NASHVILLES CHATTANOOGAAND ST LOUIS RAILWAYS PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS p AlabamaIJaJllmoroPhiladelphIa RockTexerkanaDallas and Fort Worth 1 Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Sc Information perlalnlng toJTICKETS ROUTES RATES ETB upoasppllcltloa toSA J AgealMemphisJ H PassengerAgentD PassAgtR C COWARDIN Western Pass Agent oom aS Ry Exchange BuildingCSt Louis Mo AglRoomL EDMONDSON Southern PHS Agl Chattanooga 4wGenI Pass and Ticket AgtSNASHVILLE TBNN W AI NlSBBl President O W WADD1IL Ciblr- 3fopkins o tntC 7ABANK a T MADISONVILLE KY 4 Gapial Stock 50000 Transactsa general banking basinets invites the accounts of the citizens ofIopkin3 and adjoining counties Has the finest and most care vanliio that section of Kentucky SS lIilOiS Central R It ANNOUNCEMENTS q1 ATTT TOT The Illinois Central Mir has on tale and will coo IVUlUvJl tlnue the same untliISap IrlpRATES 1 didoublellyand Louisville enables one to teach quick and VJrJIlnJIlbolWbltotue Thousand Island the lake and Sorest retorts MIchUan Wisconsin and MInnesota the lies Springs of Arksniaithe Ycllowttona Park ortho retorts of Colorado tactloI to HlionsnmiiDnnrUJIIUiJUVALUAi jut lused Is Sa illoriratSi I M pamphletcODlalasa lulO Dumber UIde of letters nom Northern farmers f now prosperotulir located on ths llnt I Intbad Lonlsana and also a detailed of lbs towns laud on and adjacent lethal ne To hometeekeri or tboie In search of a farm this pamphlet will furnish reliable lotonna s concerning tha most accessible and protper t portion of the South Free can baa applying to the nearest of the undersigned 1 Tickets itIhoS 0 1 HalqhDIt Pm Agent Clnclnsttl John A Scolt DlrPI Agent llenpMa Wra Hurrir DT Put Agent Nm Otliaas H Hanson G P A WII kellond AI P A Chicago Loulsillli C- DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAM ii CURSES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLES rr5WWI Sold by St Bernard Drug Store 50 YEARS IMPROVEMENTS IN FARMING Published by ths Naw YORK TKIDUNI Second Edition 33 Pages 18 by 134 Inches A RcneVal review of the advances and improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century Special articles by the best ag ricultural writers on topics which they have made their life study Illustrations of old fashioned im lementsSA vast amount of practical infor matipn A valuable aid to farmers who desire to stimulate production and rofitI I Extremely interesting and ir tf trtictivcIONLY 15 CENTS A COPY by milk bend your order to THE BEE SEARLINCTON Kr Co Compound I rcscriptioitS properly it tAos time It requires experience and complete knowledge pt drugs It tequirci the druggist rugsfreshpossible work and for compensalloa he must ba reasonable WITliTHE ABOVE FACT JEMEhi I3IR WUREI1t- i 4 ttl ST BRARD PRUOTOEJ S a I j F r I I 4Tt I TJc ji I ir i jtJi Cf1e l Jeei t PAUL M MOORE Editor and MiniEtr 1 BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Ineorporittd Entered the PoitoSct at Birllntton II Second lass mailer r SUBSCRIPTION RATES UneVeat hlldvnce Ii DO IThreeMonlhsS Single 5 m copies mailed free on application- Correlpondentl wanted In all parts the r county d ui for particulars i THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10 1898 A Light Vote The lightest vote ever polled in the county and congressional dis trict was cast Tuesday We pub lish a practically orrect tabulated vote of Hopkins County by pre cincts and an approximate state ment of the result in the district Of7 course Mr Allen was victorious t S In Hopkins County such apathy prevailed that about two rh thirds of the Republican vote and onehalf of the Democratic vote stayed at home Such are the fruitof dissention in the Repub lican party In Hancock and Henderson counties Mr Jolly received a greater number of votes than didMn Fowler In the other counties of the district Mr Fowler ledExactly I as TilE BEE predicted two weeks ago the situation has worked out The question went to the people handIcappedes pecially for Mr jollyand the Re publicans most of them did not vote at all- There is small comfort In the 1result to the champions of the candidate for whom the machine captured the party device Not even the power of Log Cabin p sufficed to vindicate the course ol T Mr Fowler and the machine Twothirds of the Republicans staid at home Next to a majority of the Republican votes of the dist trict cast against the machine the cmoststinging rebuke that could be k administered was administered by the stayathomes in the present J btcontestcannot be claimed that the absence of the hope to elect the candidate with the Log Cabin accounts for the stayathome vote lie hiust be a sanguine man indeed who would have hoped for the election of the nominee of the ma chute in the Republican party of this district under the most favorable circumstances With everything harmonious and counting the outside vote that Mr Jolly would bavecontrolled had he been 1 given the nomination the people offered him there might perhaps thave been a fighting chance for him Had Mr Fowler staid up when lie got upto withdraw in the Hen derson Convention in favor of Mr Jollyas it is stated on the best auhOdtyhe did dpthe campaign would have been very different and Mr Fowlers political future much brighter But he allowed I himself to be pulled down and his v friends kept him in the race It emains to be seen whether the piccutting wire pullers of the Republican party in the second district will profit by the rebuke just administered by the rank and file of the party but since Chair man Vance did not succeed in passing m in the district committee his resolution to read out of the party I all Republicans who should vote for Mr Jolly our family circle still remains intact and there is hope of healing difference while there is life It does not so much matter about a few puffed up and indiscreet ones who have posed as leaders and lost their way by an overweening s ambition but the great family of the rank and file must not be broken Having not yet been readout of the party and since Mr s Vance seems to be the only leader I who would adopt that plan off strengthening the party there is hope of reconciliation for no one 4 mal can be always the leader and oven the persuasive power of g the Owensboro rule orrum pie counter may waneII A I a l UNOFFICIAL VOTE OF HOPKINS CoUNTY ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 8 i806 J III 5H Z gj z1 I IMAGISTERIAL j g PRECINCT 0I4 DISTRICTS a 0- x n I White Plains 71 15 5 5 2 N rtonville 35 7 0 I CURTAIL 3 MortonsGap86 58 3 4 4 St Charles 3153 I 5- 5 Lake Karlington 57 21 2 28 EARLINGTON 6 NorlheastIZarlIclgIOfl137 33 1 J 7 flarnsley 50 8 13 I 1 8 Court House6o 24 8 COURT HOUSE 9 Elk 38 26 4 3 J 10 Cotton 41 17 3 5 u East HansonG zo 13 II HANSON 12 West Hansons 42 2 16 2 13 Oak Wall 14 NoriliNebo34 21 I z 15 South Nobo3 23 3 4 Nitno iG WestDalton40 18 4 01 17 East Daltonc 19 a a i8 Charleston39 32 I a ChARLESTON 19 Dawson83 3J I 3 20 llsley 3678 i 0 2f Mill 53 29 7 10 22 Kitcbcn 80 27 i 7 Miii 23 Mansion 51 17 8 z 24 Rlcblanda 5 3 3 Totals 237 575 103 139 Two Authorities THE constitution of the United States provides The citizens of each state shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citi zens in the several states The governor of the state of Illinois says Twill not tolerate this wholesale importation of foreign ers i c Negroes from Alabama into Illinois and if I hear that a mob is to be brought into this state such as was taken into yir den I care not on what railroad it comes or for whom Iwill med ir at Ihe state line and shoot it to pints with Galling guns TilE German papers are very an gry just now and pall us all sorts of names because we propose to keep the Phillipine Islands Such epi thets asugreedy Americans squeezing the last drop of blood Yankee impudence etc etc are of frequent occurrence These Pharisee subjects of the war lord forget what the French people re member well that Germany at the close of the war of 1870 compelled France to yield up Alsace and Lor raine two of the richest provinces of France six thousand square miles in extentinhabited bone and onehalf millions of people in addi tion to one thousand millions of dol lars in cash as a war indemnity If Spain were now dealing with Ger many every colonial possession beside a big cash indemnitywould be taken and no time lost in dis cussion either DURING the month of September the convict miners at Brushy Mountain Tenn earned 511756- r for the State of Tennessee over the cost of keeping the convicts The great State of Tennessee is making this money at the expense of the coal miners of Kentucky and Ten nessee The coal mined by the convicts is sold so cheaply that the Jellico mines of Kentucky and the Coal Creek mines of Tennessee are almost or quite bankrupted by this competition A criminal is sent to prison presumably for punish ment and reformation Such at least is the object of the law But Tennessee sends her convicts to the prison house for punishment and profit and this profit at the ex pense of honest labor A GOOD use has been found for spirits This main factor in breach of peace cases is now used to preserve the peace Recently a Peoria distillingcOmpany made a single shipment of nearly one million gallons of spirits to the Japanese Government to be used in the manufacture of smokeless powder The shipment paid over one million dollars tax TilE average yield per acre for the corn crop of the United States is placed at 232 bushels Iowa leads the states with a production of 252000000 bushels TilE 1898 corn crop 1868000 000 bushelswill at least feedour stock and make us corn dodgers The pessimist cannot for a while predict starvation HallMorton John G B Hall County Judge of Hopkins countyand Miss Helen Morton daughter of John G Mor ton the pioneer banker of Hop kinscounty were married Monday night at the home of the brides father at the county seat Judge Hall was reelected to a second term at the election of last year on the Democratic ticket The bride is well known in Kentucky as a most estimable lady Mr and Mrs Edward Hunt of Kirkwood N J were the guests of Mr and Mrs Jnp B Atkinson this week They returned to Henderson yesterday to conclude their visit to Mr Thos N Black and family Mr Black former editor of TilE BEE is a brother of Mrs Hunt and is still in bad health As TIJK BEES readers know ha has not been strong for some months The Southern Live Stock Industry It is difficult for the southern people of the United States to re duce cotton raising from being their largest farm production not withstanding it is at times bound to be an unprofitable crop says the Live Stock Reporter Cot- I ton is about the cheapest crop to sow the longest to mature the most expensive to harvest but it isa cash crop and at the time of planting it always looks more profitable than at the time of the harvest There are many reasons why cotton will always be a great crop in the south and if it has ups and downs so has wheat corn andother crops The difficulty is that too much cotton is raised one year after another and while cot ton raisers all agree that the acre age sown ought to be greatly re duced they are all determined that some one else shall make the re duction while they obtain the ben efit of it and so the reduction is never brought about All the cotton districts are in distress from low prices and all the live stock districts are doing well That is what we hear from the south The natural remark is Why dont the southern people give up raising cotton andraise live stock instead The answer is that the planters cannot so readily jump from one line of business to the other It takes money to buy live stock and it takes time labor and material to turn a cotton farm into even partial use as a stock farm While it is safe to predict that cotton will always be the great staple crop of the south present appearances also indicate that stock raising is becoming more and more a business southand east of the Mississippi than for merly and is finding a place with out causing any violent displacement of any other industry There are thousands of different circum stances which govern individuals in their farming operations and what one cannot do successfully another cannot do at all notwithstanding appearances indicate much the same conditions in both cases But stock raising is a growing industry and it will con tinue to grow The extent to which livestock raising is becoming a southern industry is best exemplified by stating that in nine months of the present year Ala bama Louisiana and Mississippi combined have sent 1200 cars of cattle direct to the market at St Louis besides those that went to people of Texas and the Indian Territory these being finished on other grounds lose their identity before coming to market The significance oi this statement re quires explanation and is given in the assertion that in years gone by a dozen cars of cattle has been a liberal yearly run to St Louis from the three states named The same truths apply to the to bacco crop as to the cotton crop Sam Jones on the Crime- I dont go much on the monu mental crime of 73 I was in the country when it was committedand I know that the greatest prosperity the country has ever known has been since that same crime of 73 Now I hold if a certain man is said to have been killed by a certain bullet and if after the killing is said to have occurred I see the same man around alive and hearty and doing more work thai ever before that the bullet didnt get him and somebody lied Southern man as I am Id rather see McKinley in and go in again than a 16 to i shouter This mon umental crime is a farce I believe the matter is regulated by the law of supply and demand If every nigger in my section raised pota toesand we raised lots of cm this yearho cant ecll em Fourcent cottoh doesnt mean somebody committed a crime in financeit means a i2oopooobalo crop Fifteencent corn doesnt mean c somebodys been destroying the value of our money it means a crop bigger than we need So with wheat and so with silver If they want to tree the poverty of the country look into the sa loonsgo per cent of it is there QThe Legions Fine Example From the Kansas City Star The Porto Ricans have peti tioned to have Col Castlemans regiment of Kentucky volunteers retained in the Island Every American regiment in our new pos sessions should so demean itself as to merit and receive the good will of the inhabitants November fletcors A writer in the Scientific American says The advance guard of the great November meteor swarm is due this month and on the nights of the 13th 14th and yth astronomers in all parts of the earth will be awake and on the lookout They will be both sur prised and disappointed if a me teoric spectacle which may be a brilliant one is not beheld by some of the watchers The main swarm of the meteors is not due until November 1899 but their advanc ing columns broken into parallels and separated by considerable gaps occupy so much space on the celestial highways they traverse that millions of the mysterious little bodies must already have reached the neighborhood the earths orbit and itcan hardly hap pen that many of these will not become entangled by the terrestrial attraction and dart their fiery spears through the upper air The reader may like to be re minded that this the greatest known meteor slower has a period of thirty three and one quarter years that the history of these meteors has been traced back to the year A D 126 when the planet Uranus is believed to have captured the wanderers and turned them into a permanent or bit around the sun that a comet Tem pels is known to be traveling in the sameorbit with them and that the world was astonished at the magnificence of the displays they made in 1833 and 1866 At their return in 1866 changes had taken place in the array of the meteors indicating a considerable scattering and in November 1897 enormous bodies of them were still rushing across the earths orbit and another splendid display oc curredThe point in the heavens from which the meteors appear to radi ate is situated within the curved blade of the imaginary sickle which marks the constellation Leo This is not well risen until mid night but late in the evening me teors radiating from it may be seen shooting upward from the northeastern horizon Observers are advised to begin watching for them about ii p m on November ii keeping up the watch for five nights altogether and continuing it until the morning twilight begins Fortunately there will be no trouble from the moon which is new on the I3lh I EDUCATIONAL I I CONTRIBUTED BY pARVUSMAGISTER A LITTLE ABOUT HYGIENE The old aphorism Keep your mouth shut and save your life might under certain peculiar cIr- cumstances be susceptible of two renditions But it is of only one that we wish to speak now Bacteriologists tell us that under the most favorable circumstances we inhale within an hour fifteen hundred bacteria and while in large cities within the same time the air that we breathe is charged with from twelve to sixteen thousand of these minute organisms Were these things known and thought of were it known that whenwe breathe through the mouth that these minute organismsa great many at leastfind lodgment on the pharyngeal walls and tonsils and theeby produce diphtheria and other diseases of like characteristics we perhaps would be more particular about how we breathe The mouth has its many things to do but when we use it as an organ through which to breathe if we enjoy healthwe impose up on it a work that does not properly belong to it It was not intended that we should breathe through the mouth as long as we can breathe through the nose Some people sleep with their mouths open If they knew to what extent they endanger them selves they would practice breath ing through the nose until it became habitual and then sleep with their mouths closed v TIlE EARLINOTON FORENSIC SOCIETY Agarn we wish to speak of the Earlington Public School Forensic Society As we have before stated the Society began its career a few weeks rigwith propitious pros poets Prospects arc still favora ble Anybody that was at the last meeting must admit that from a forensicalstandpoint the world about the Earlington Public School is growing better The subject discussed was Re solved that coal has been of more benefit to mankind than gold Both sides handled the subject well surprisingly well for boys and girls but the affirmative side was the winner of the judges decision p After the discussion an interest ing time was had in the election of new officers After many nomina tions and much balloting the fol lowing were elected President Leonard Goodloe Vice President Nannie Ashby Secretary Lelia Dean Assistant Secretary Carrie Atkinson The retiring officers were President John Robinson Vice President Eugene Foster Assistant Secretary Lelia Dean was reelected to fill the position she has filled so admirably hereto foreThe boys and girls displayed the effects of considerable medita tion They also seemed to have been encouraged from places other than school These were pleasing to the projectors of the Society and they only hope that the good work may go onward S AN EDUCATIONAL MEETING On Friday and Saturday Oct 28 and 29 the members of the Educational Association of the Second Congressional District of Kentucky were assembled in Mad isonvilleIt the consensus of opinion of all present that it was one of the most successfuleducational meetings ever held in the Second District The weather was clear and just cool enough to be invig oratingA something about the meeting was the absence of the rural teachers of Hopkins County Hopkins County registered just a few a very few more members than Henderson Several of the faithful of the rural districts were there and more were there than registered but too few too few were there We dislike to say these things about the good teachers of Hopkins but it is true S- It S is to be regretted that a teach was absent They missed an educational treat To the writer it was the most inspiring educational meeting that he ever attended So many good things were said in such a manner that the teacher was glad to say that he was a teachera something he acknowl edges with some trepidation in some circumstances in this coun tryNot only did teachers miss a treat if they were not there but all people who are interested in children miss d a treat if they were not there A speakers words come to the recollection of the writer as he writes which if heeded by some property owners and housekeepers would be of great benefit to the boys and girls The speaker re Jerred to said that even a paling off the fence or a gate off the hinges had a demoralizing effect on the boys and girls That this is true can be seen by those who will meditate concerning it just a moment We had men of national reputa tions in the educational world with us and they delighted and instruct ed us in several ways Even an epitome of the good things said at the meeting would be impossible in this short article But in the future when we have other educa tional meetings whether they be magisterial district county or con gressional district meeting we beg we implore you teachers to be and to the parents we say you are cordially invited Come lets work togetherPARVUS MAGISTER Your DoctorKnows Your doctor knows all about foods and modiolnos l himjustof scons Emulsion of OodLlvor Oil with Hypo phosphites Wo are willing to trust in his answer i doc twontyflvoyoarstors our Emulsion for polonoss weak ness nervous exhaustion and for nil diseases that causo loss in flesh Its creamy color and its pleasant tosto xnako It os pecially usoful for thin and dolloato children No other preparation of cod Uvor oil is llko It Dont loso tlmo and risk your health by taking Bomothlner unknown Iud untried SCOTTS SHULSIOJri has stood tho aIuartor ora century taSCOTT York f p MINERALS IN TilE PIIIILIPIHES Admiral Dewey Reports Valuable Resources of the Islands Admiral Dewey has tranmitted to the Navy Department the result ot an investigation on the mineral resources of the Phillipincs This investigation was made by Profes sor Geo F Becker of the United States Geological Survey who con ducted extensive researches as well as consulting all the available authorities on the subject Follow ing is a showing of the mineral bearing islands and their resources LuzonCoal gold copper lead iron sulphur marble and kaolin Cataanduanes Sibuy n Bohol and Banacan Gold only Marimudquo Lead and silver Mindoro Coal gold and copper Carrary Batan Rapu Rapu Semarara and Negros Coal only MasbeteCoal and copper Romblon Marblo and SamarCoal and gold Panay Coal oilas gold copper iron and perhaps mercury Bilirom Sulphur only LcytoCoai oil and perhaps mercury Cebu Coal oil gas gold lead silver and iron Mindano Coal gold copper and platinum Sulu archipelagoPearls Speaking of the coal found In the islands the professor says that it is analagous to the Japanese coal and that of Washington but not to that of Wales or Pennsylvania It might better be characterized as a highly carbonized lignite likely to contain much sulphur as iron py rites rendering them apt to spontaneous combustion and injurious to boiler plates Nevertheless he says when pyritous scams arc avoided and the lignite is properly handled it forms a valuable fuel especially for local consumption Nortonvillc News Mr John Brasher and wife of Madison villf visited W R flames Sunday- T E Lutz went to Hopkinsville Wed nesday night The Nortonvllle Blindfold Club will meet at City Park every Wednesday night at 730Miss Minnie Webb was visiting on Main street Saturday Misses Eva and Ella Moore of White Plains visited Mrs Farmer Sunday Mrs Settle lilakety visited Mrs Mills MondayMr L McCulloch returned home Monday from Caldwell County where be has been for several days bunting up his Texas pony Mr W S Gardner the night operator at this place is going to Join the Dig Four as he Is a champion among the ladies The people ot this town are looking and longing for the day to come when tho old depot will hit the ground and the new one will take its place Jas Price of Dawson was in our cily last week Mrs Toy Stiller who has been confined to her bed with neuralgia II up again huddle Clements went lo Madisonville MondayMiss Mandy Lobmeyer of Evansville passed through our city yesterday en route to PrincetonMr the night baggage man at this place has been shaking his foot for the last few nights Mr W B Barnes has renovated the hotel and put In new furniture and keeps the very best the market affords Open day and night Miss Brown the Nortonvillo schoolteacher has a full school and progressing nicelyThe party at Dr Oales Tuesday night was a big one Over 300 people there and the best of music A delightful time was enjoyed by all CLINKER Mannlngton Notes We bad a heavy rainfall and consider able wind Saturday but no damage was doneTbo Box supper that was given Friday night for the purpose of obtaining money for the church was well attended Rev J E Smith pastor of the General Baptist Church at Goads Chapel will preach every first Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night Come and bear him Miss Effia Brasher of Slangbtersville is visiting her sister Mrs Ellen Cates this week who is on the sick list Miss Belle Oldham who was sick last week is much improved Misses Annie and Laura Goldswortby of Empire attended church and the hap thIng here Sunday Rev Gray attended church here Sun dayOperator Crosswise is here again at work and we hope he may bo with us some time Miss Della Cash of Empire spent last Monday with D A Wilberts family The protracted meeting that bas been in progress at Goads Chapel for the past week closed Sunday night with six additions to the General Baptist church Rev Smith is a plain and forceful speaker possessing the rare abllityto make his meaning clear to his hearers He went from here to Atkinsons school house to bold a meeting with Rev Penley CIIATTEKDOX Cranor Mr Dan Hamby of the Cranor neigh borbood and Miss Helen Pollard of Crof ton were married Wedne3day at the home of the bride- Cranors singing choir is improving Rev G W Davis will fill his appoint ment at Castleberry Saturday night and SundayGraud social al Dill Fowlers last Saturday night Charley Terry went to sea his best girl SundayCallie Hamby ot the Cranor neighborhood is very sick with the typhoid fever Ben Terry and brother Dulln attended prayer meeting Sunday night at Castle bury 1beGlllandslchooJre preparing Tar school V I dJ il 1- WrJ + r 7 t l 1 LETTER FROM A PREACHER A Presiding Elder of the method 1st Eplspocnl Church Writes of ills Impressions of the Mighty West Presiding Elder Robertson Speaks Encourag ingly of tile Prospects of the North west Compares Minnesota With the Dakotas Doubt was expensed by some of the earliest colonial fathers whether this country would ever bo settled west of what Is now a suburb of Boston On the Chicago NorthWstern Rail way train that bore mo to South Dakota a tow days ago a mother and children looked eagerly from tho car window on nearing Canby to see II they could discover the new homo the husband and father bad se lected for them Two evenings before seventyfive people got oil at Canby to populate tho prairies round about that one town Tho county from Canby east lo Marshall shows a remarkable advance In the few years that I have known these partsA recent Bostonese accession to cultured St Paul society asked several If bo had pretty nearly reached the frontier Whether this question is a projection of the forefathers above mentioned or prompted by St Paul society I do not know but I am confident the time is not far distant when there will be no frontier in the United States To an Inhabitant of Norway and Germany with a map of this country before him a distance of a few hundred miles east or west counts for naught He sees none of our imaginary frontiers He seeks a home wberojand Is cheap and asserts dominion over the wild region In the lifetime of the original settlers that community is classified with the established order and the pioneers are bo come old settlers And what land The pioneer planted his IhantyI on the virgin soil and staked out his claim In tho process of getting his living With small additional money ex penditure to the government the claim becomes his farm As for advance In value price some of the farms in southeastern Minnesota that arc still In posses sion of thIS men who first settled upon them The history ot eastern Minnesota be ing repeated in western Minnesota and be yond Canby is almost as far from WI nona as Winona is from Chicago The train that put off the mother and children at Canby carried me onward for a journey of moro than a hundred miles beyond Into South Dakota Along the journey com munities gave evidence of thrift and con tentment that assure the future of this wide region which surprises me beyond measure with its already accumulated wealth and the unbounded confidence of the people I write this mindful of the doubtful tales which others than I may have been led to consider as the only in cidents to an otherwise dreary monotony Doctors7SayBilious Fevers which prevail in miasmatic district arc invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels The Secret of Health The liver is time great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out oforder the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result Tufts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles MANAGER BEST 1 350 HOUSE IN Vbat I have Just seen makes me a convert L to tbo faith of the people who are already supplanting the pioneer shed and shanty with substantial barns and comfortable homes Dr Cbauncey Hobart yet living In Red Wing was pastor oi the little frame Methodist church located in what Is now the heart of the great business district of Chi cago Ho was with the pioneers In south eastern Minnesota I have been in Chi cago upon the site ot that early church and felt the throbbing of Ufa within that mighty city whose vast piles that could gracefully wear the ago of centuries Were reached within the mature years of one man I have traveled over Minnesota where that man raw civilizations begin ning Wearied with the march he turns aside and succeeding generations leave ancestral homes and push on to repeat the history of what has been In the now MetlyxMsi church In Condo costing 1300 and dedi cated with all bills paid 1 was privileged lo preach The people I met Ibo prOlperilyrthey enjoy Ihelrlntelltftenco and earnest 1ness make It plain that this was no longer frontier Said GladstonolAmerca is another name for opportunity In this I concur but realize anew that the door of opportu nity opens westward K V KODBRISON To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money If it falls to cure ajc Tho genuine has L B Q on each tablet I Tradewatcr Strike SettlediSturgis Ky Nov BThe Miners strike at the Tradewatcr Coal Companps mine has been ad justed and the men will return to work COLDSColdd nro easily taken and often do Into bronchitis or consumption You nliould euro acold promptly with Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup I This celebrated remedy most em dent nnd will euro a cold at once Promptly cures Stubborn Colds DOM are trait and pleasant to uke DoctorJ recommend It rrlcc a3 eta At all lirofgbu carlsfedrs wwwwwwwww i 1 i German Liver I r powder iINDIGESTION iThe entering wedge for Se JBtttly aU DUeases the human system k firff to S PRICE 25 CENT- SMMMMMM Sold by St Bernard Drug Store GEORGE KING DHUGCIST t ST CHARLES J KENTUCKY I Tbe Hew york I THEGREATI i NATIONAL FAMIL- YNEWSPAPER For FARMERSr And VILLAGERS It And your Favorite Home Piper THE BEE I BOTH ONE YEAR FOR U mte1 C WeeKlV mribunehll an Agricultural news of the Nation and reliable market reports able editorials Interesting tort ttorlei torntation Illustrated articles humorous picture end is eterjr member oi ever family T H E B EEgives you alt the local news Politic and social ToEARLINGTONnelgUJ ors and frlemlt on thoUrm and In local prices for farm products the condition crops and prospects newsy welcome and Indlipeniablo vrcekljr visitor at your home and I Send all orders to THE BEE RGE OIGEO I Successor to Isaac Davis At I and 1 I c I 4+ 4a +c+tta s siuasis S SS U weass S Nt aasseiss sssw and LOUISVILLE CURES Livery EARLIWBTOW KENTUCKY FirstClass Equipment Prompt Service WiLLARDHOTELw DtBulIsCOUCH iJPrescriptioDs eeKITribuneE andI IStreet w r T I II S S aI vjpIp iU 5 5 5 5 SrrSSSS 7v rSv I ICL ei 3e rJ3u nbushijmeQ1it1- veLOCALNEWS I S Mrs Steele of Henderson was the guest of her daughter Mrs S E Stevens a few days this week r Dan Hvans new addition begins to take on the outside appearance of a finished house The painters are at work this week Jcrrold Jonson who has been very ill with typhoid fever is much improved and is expected to be j 5 otit in a few days Greenville 01 Banner S New roofing on the Earlington Free Library and Assembly Hall adds to the attractiveness and com 5 I 2rtof that building thats visited i y so many ot Earlingtons people tf O S Bonham left Tuesday morning for his home in Concord sffcTcnn where he expects to stay until he has fully recovered from injuries lately received on the rail road Mr J E Day has been sick for about three weeks and is suffering 4 greatly from a facial neuralgia which effects his eyes so that the jV room must be kept darkened He h cannot endure light 1 V Riley Coyles house on West Main is nearly ready for occupa Thou It fills the last lot on the block between McEuen and Atkin S son Avenues north side oi Main ahdis quite nn addition to the row i There was preaching at both the Methodist churches Sunday morn ing and evening Rev Wilson at thin Northern and Rev Wheat at the Southern church The latter was not at all well but preached at L both servicesSSinging meetings for practice will be held at the M E Church South on Thursday evenin s for the present and until change in- announcement All singers of Earl ington will be welcome and a cordial invitation is extended to them lo attend- The Mr Newman who was here and announced that he would enter the bakery business is no more of us It is said that he obtained aid r from some of our kindly disposed iFCitJZCZta and left without perhaps any great show of gratitude Ccr Uin it is that he lid not start a new bakery A prominent announcement of the Evansville Street Fair and Car 51 nival is made in the columns of this issue The dates are November 14 15 16 17 18 and 19 Evansville is spreading it on this week Ssyithi a Flower Show and Musical Carnival The ojd town seems to v be waking up Mr H S Corey has gone to 4 S and NewPhiladelphia Jersey points with his wife and children to enjoy a visit with his many east I ern relatives and friends Harry has not been in the best health for 5sOme tune past and he hopes the vacatiou will improve his physical I state as well as Rive himself and- S family great pleasure It was an ktinusal thing not to see IllS face on Ielection day I The Ball Frank McGarysays the prospect- for the Thanksgiving ball which has been ajready announced in TUE flEa is very flattering Tho pro moters look for a good and success j hIt time and anticipate a good at tendance Invitations were sent out several days since Magazine Club Last Thursday afternoon the home of Mrs W F Burr was the scene of a few pleasant hours spent by the Ladies Magazine Club In the absence of the president the meeting was presided over by Mrs Burr vicepresident nnd called to order at 315 oclock Mrs McGary reviewed in an interesting manner liThe Mysteries of Vesuvius McCIurcs and Mrs Wendcl in an equally pleasing style told us The Tragedies of the Kohinoor Cosmopolitan the wonderful diamond and a trail ofI of blood and evil that followed it for thousands of years Roll call showed a goodly number present and the current events were all good and excited much interest After delightful refresh men tho Club adjourned to meet with Mrs Chatten Nov 17 1898 Mjs James Ross and Mrs Paul Moore will lead Lige Caught Em Col E G Sebrcc of Hender son has made numerous visits to Earlington during tho years since Loch Mary was built and become an embryo fishing ground He has fished with worms and without worms with crawfish with grass hoppers with anyoldthing hasc abundantly tried all kinds of tackle andbait but until last week Lige never hooked a fish that would count in Loch Mary what lever record might be madc by other fishermen But this time ho went home a happy man The string of bass he carried were beau tics and one weighed near four pounds Quarterly neetlngI Tho first quarterly meeting for the year on the Earlington and Nebo circuit of the M E Church South will be held next Saturday and Sunday at the church in thIsI place Rev Geo H Hayes willt prcacli Saturday at na 111antI Sunday at the same hour BusI- ness session of the conference willI be heldat the church at 2 p mI Mr James F Phillips brother of Mr Edwin Phillips deceased who came to attend his brothers funeral remained with the family and returned home this week MrJ Phillips was an Earlington miner some years ago and helped to drive some of the principal entries in theI St Bernard mines He has not been in Earlington before for about eighteen years Mr Phillips isI now president of the West Aberdeen Coal Company at Morgan town Ky His coal is shipped by Green River transportation and he says business with him is very good STATE or OHIO CITY or TOLEDO J LUCAS COUNTY f IS PRANK J CHENEY makes oath that be is Ibo senior partner of the firm ot P J CHENEY It Co doing business in the City of Toledo County and Slate aforesaidand Ibat said firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case ot CATARRH tbat cannot be cured by Ibo nsa of HALLS CATARRH CURBc FRANK J Sworn to before me and subscribed in fDI SEAt GLEASONf Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tbo system Send for test monlals free FJ CHKNBKY Co Toledo OJ 750Halls the bestIWill Hold Train for Flower Sh ow Special rate on the L Nwill be granted those who attend theI Evansville Flower Show on Friday Nov nth and the Providence accommodation will be held at Evansville until 530 p m for the benefit of the people from this section Thus visitors will have the whole day at the Chrysanthemum show and still get home earlyi P CHtoB Spruce Gam Diltam tlio moat jiiniit and reliable rerooJy for COUlfblcoldI rutii and all soreness ot tile uuica Large bottles 25c and ro Bold by St Bernard Drugstore ShodI 1 ViJTHEcAREFuL MAN CAN SA M I have donned today a Shoe thats all a Good Shoe should be Here arc h 0 combined Pith Stylel conomylhlS rHE footwear problem is not so difficult asS 5 1 it seems if taken in the right yay Con fidence in the seller and confidence in the Shoe together is a combination hard to beat We stand right behind the Shoe ve you s for Good Shoes and the maker of them stands Ira right behind us Assortment not surpassed Style at the top Prices at the bottom ml 5 S i i Our Fall and 5555 Winter Shoos are now In 1IdS BISHOP COMPANY MADISONVILLE KY bIIf JWYOUR MONEY MACK IP YOU WANT IT 1 N j EDWIN PHILLIPS DEAD Burled With flasonlc Honors in Earllngton Cemetery Deceased a Prominent Citizen and Veteran Miner Mr Edwin Phillips prominent citizen and veteran coal miner of Earlington died Friday morning last November 4th 1898 at his home in this city after a brief but very acute attack of Brights disease He had been apparently in good health but the insidious disI ease had stolen upon him unawares and the break down was sudden I The 24th day of September was the last day he filled his place as trusted weighmaster for the StI Bernard Coal Company at No I II mines and the last few days heI did work were laborious ones forI him holding on as he did as long as strength permitted His work was done and the skill of physi cians did not avail Mr Phillips was a Welshman by birth and his place of nativity and date of birthwere Pontypool Wales August 17 1845 He came to America first in 1869 He andI his brother assisted in opening aI coal mine at Coalton Boyd county Ky for the Ashland Coil and Iron Company He worked there until 1873 returned to England where ie lived untiUi75 and came back to America in the early part of that year Settling at St CliarlesKyI in this Hopkins working for the St Bernard Coal Company ever since with the ex ception of a low months at different times He visited his native home a few years ago at the time of his fathers deathlHe one Jasc F Phillips of Morgantown Ky president of the West Aberdeen Coal Company of that place one sister Mrs Annie Larkin of lort Washington Long Island the only near relatives In America except immediate family Mrs Phillips two daughters Maude and May and three sons Jesse Edwin and Willie all grown Mr Phillips was very near to being appointed Assistant Mine Inspector of the State of Kentucky under Gov Bradleys administration tho only reason against himI being his geographical location and the previous appointment ot Vest ern Kentucky men to other positions of trust Rev I H Ted pastor of the Earlington Christian church of which Mr Phillips was a member conducted the services at the church at 130 oclock p m Saturday November 5 1898 The Masons then took charge of the remains and escorted them to the Earlington cemetery and there gave the departed brother burial with Masonic honors The deceased was a member of the Knights Honor also and a number of members of that order came outI rom Madisonville and witnessed the services Resolutions of Respect- At an emergency meeting of E W Turner Lodge No 548 F and M held in their lodge room in Earlington Ky Nov 5 1898 the following resolutions were read and adopted WHSRBAS It has pleased Almighty God remove by death from the walks of men our beloved brother Edwin Phillips there fore be It- RBSOLVED That in the death of brother Phillips this lodge has lost ono of its old and valued members His family sustains the loss of a kind husband and Indulgent father and tbo community has lost a peace able exemplary citizen RESOLVED That we humbly bow in submission to the will of Him who doeth all things well and accept this affecting dis pensation as another reminder that wo too must soon die and be gathered into that land whither qur brother has preceeded- us RESOLVED That we tender our warmest sympathy to the family so sorely bereaved and exhort them to look for solace to Him who alone can heal the broken heart- RBSOLVBD That the lodge room draped fn morning and tho brethren wearS the customary badge of sorrow next thirty days- RESOLVED That a copy of these resolu tions be entered upon the minutes of the lodge a copy sent the bereaved family and a copy furnished the Earlington DaB for publicationPAUL M MOORB Com j DAN M EVANS W A TOOMDS Remarkable Rescue Mrs Michael Curtain III makes the statement that she caught cold which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family physician but grew worse Ho told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mertl clno could cure her Her druggist suggested Dr Kings New Discovers for Consump tion she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose She continued its use and after taking six bottles found herself sound and well now does her own housework antllas well ns sho ever was Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at St Bernard DruG Star Largo bottles Soc and Sioo Bible Brings 14632 London cable to Chicago InterOcean A Mazarin Bible was sold at the auction rooms of Spthcby Wilkin son ft Hodge recently for 12950 14632 The book had ous ly beoa sold fot39Oo Jut slight defects had bean discovered in it 11ti1 JIif LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Master of Trains Devney returned from Nashville last Friday having been called In there as a witness In a case In court Supervisor Sullivan bad a work train 00la last week and much good was done by it St laandalong the line- Superintendent Martin Is using every ef Ufo fortto have this and the St Louis division show up In grand shape on general inspec of tlon day Tee railroad company Is using everyS effort to bring the coal thieves Imroadis each laConductortake a few days rest recently in order to have a lump lately formed on his face removed by n surgical operallonSIw 111lastnews of the death of a nephew from diphK Iberia at Nashville for taCwhere were called last week cotoIt Is the opinion of many that even with two men on the through runs that It Is easier on them than it was on three men before the time of air brakes and safety couplerscrIt Is believed that the Inspection of this division this year will show a big per cent of improvement when the ditching and making of embankments is taken in consideration Agent Miller of Madisonville is now happy having recently been treated to aalbran new table for his telegraph lustreo ments and his office and building having a new coat of paint applied The taking of a brakeman from each through train has bad the effect of placingat a number on the extra list but its thought that as winter approaches most of them will find work on account of increased coal business and the running ofth additional trainsthTho claim is made that 100000 I r being spent on the L N road between Louis villa and Nashville on special improve ments the object of the officials being to A lower the grades 16many places so as to a quicken time their passenger service to the St extreme southern points requiring it The Kentucky Railroad Commission anN reported in the Lexington Herald fixes the w valuation of railroad properly in the State at 500000 moro than last year h The Kentucky Railroad Commission has fixed the valuation of the railroad mileageS of the State for the present year tal assessment of railroad properly will ex ceed that of last year by perhaps 500000 The reports from railroads throughout the State show a considerable increase in gross earnings over last year but the Hoard dida not make a corresponding Increase in theth assessment for the reason that they reow gard the Increase in earnings as largery due to the transportation of troops and supal plies during the waran accidental increase elHeportsyear showed a decreaso of nearly two muw lions in gross earnings from the year yet the board made no material of change in the assessment Even with thetincreased business resulting from the waro the earnings for this year do not exceed those for the year 1806 and for this reason the Board of Commissioners feels justifiedA in leaving this assessment subslantlallyasp it was last year There has no markedp improvement on any of the past year and no now road has been built The Kentucky Court of Appeals held in the recent case of the Louisville St Louis It Texas Railway Companys Receiver vsw Terrys Admrx that the mere fact that a person possessed of hip menial faculties to who could see and b n and was admittedly sober might be found dead and evidently killed by a railroad train on the right of m way no more raised the presumption ofst negligence on the part of the employes ofm of the railroad than it did on contributory negligence on Ibo part of the person killed b especially when the place of the accidental was not such a place as ho had a right too be Robbed the GravesA startling incident of which Mr JohnhOliver of Philadelphia was the narrated by him as follows I was in aS most dreadful condition My skin WlSI almost yellow eves sunken tongue coated pain continually in my back and sides noa appdllte gradually growing weaker dayE by day Three physicians had given me cupElectric flitters and to r dandcided Improvement I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my life and robbed thoI pgravefall to try them Only jocts per bottle ats Bernard Drug Store Ax JottingsdOur farmers wheat and the largest acreage ever sown in this vicinity is planted this year Mr Samuel Murray has maved to old Bainbridge and occupies the J C Allen residenceR of the Crofton vicinity was bat Axuking photographs for the boys lastc Saturday Ho will be backlatbo near futureeMr John Payne of Sinking Fork paid Mr James Morris of Cedar Bluff a visit last Sunday SALAMAQUNDI CASTORIAFor Infants and OhildrenI The Kind You Have Always Bought Board tho Signature of r Better 1 han A Klondike dold MIss oaee101tWhealSc1 a a bottle ot nr Ottoa Spruce Gum flal Saul the returns are greater than a half Interest tnanAbikILgoldlUinelasrroldcaJlllotllu11OC a Sold by St Bernard Drag bloreIIAntiseptic gloves are the latest fad of a class which an exchange describers aa microbe maniacs The glove is worn to keep the hand from contact with door knobs bellpulls germinfected money etc There have been six hundred claims for pensions filed to date as a resyltof the war with Spain r- f 1- 1 DOWN IN THE MINES True Christian conduct can be displayed other ways besides being a close at endant at church services as was shown st week In the charitable actions of the Bernard officials while rendering the st sad rites to a former trusted employee That the miners are true in death as in was shown last Saturday when In largo numbers they attended the funeral services the late Edwin Phillips Foreman Dan Umstead of the St Ber ard mechanical department was called tot Charles last Saturday to make some- provements in screen there which by reakng had been giving much trouble of teCnoday last week while out fishing it was with some difficulty that the friends of- ecretary Atkinson could quiet him down hen he espied a fivo pound fish playing the water near by At no time In the history of mining in- entucky has there been a greater demand the miner who displays the courage toke an independent stand and labor fore welfare of himself and family and not ntribute to the support of the organizer an now and the men who abhor un sought advice should not falter but stand firm The Hecla Coal Company during the st three weeks have on account of in eased demand for coal increased their force by adding 35 more miners Foreman W A Toombs of tbe St Bernard building crew will leave this week for a months vacation lie will visit his old home near Gallatin Tenn and will spend a good portion of his lime Castilian Springs and hopes by the use f the medical waters of said springs to recover his former good health Last week we referred briefly to the illness ill our friend Mr Edwin Phillips and that time we were not aware of his true condition and even his closest relatives and friends did not think he was so near deaths door Yet when enjoying e best of health we do not know when e final summons will come By the death of Mr Phillips which occurred on the morning of Nov 4tb the community has lost ono or its most esteemed citizens man against whom none could raise finger He was loved by all And the Bernard Company for whom he has labored for many years as weigbman at taithEven when scarcely able to bo out of bed e was found at his post of dnty and it can be truthfully added always ready 10h mete out equal Justice to allaMr Ward one of the old reliable men from the Crabtreo Mine was over at MadlII sonvillc last week hiring an additional force to put at work in that mine Dock Griffin says the organizers have gain struck Hopkins Coudty but he is of e opinion that they hav so much coldn ater thrown on their efforts to organize here that they will again go away discour gedSNowa great deal has been said by Gov- rnor Tanner of Illinois in regard to tho lass of labor taken to that State totork in the mines To show how far missed the truth when he brings the charge exconvicts against them we quote from GlobeDemocrat this interview with ne who does know what he is talking abouttWhen John Porter spokesman for the A labama colored miners now working at- ana was asked if ho and his fellows ex ected to stay he deliberated a little andr then said slowlyrWe will remain here unless the operators tell us to go If our employers should decide they did not want us longer we ould leave Under no other dream stances will we go We have sworn that each other I really thought being a citizen of the United States I had as much right here as anybody I didnt go out of y country I only changed from oneI ate to another If It takes blood to give i e my rights I am willing to shed ItISeveral of the other colored men stood y while Porter spoke and nodded their I- pproval Porter talked of the character f the men who bad come with him They are good average miners be aid I have been mining a long time nd knew every one of them before I came ere There Isnt a colored miner at- pringside who was a convict in Alabama knew at least thirty of the colored miners who were taken to Virden They were lder miners than these men here are ive of the colored miners who went to irden and who were taken away on ac- ount of the shooting are now working In the Pana mines They are good men I ont know of one In the Virden party who was a prisoner In Alabama A question as to how mining at Pana on he scale refused by the white miners com arcl with Alabama work led Porter to ay I made 860 from 9 oclock last night until ii today Ordinarily I go In the and set my time to make f2 to fj a ay That is all I want to do When I have made that I come out and walkabout The rest of the miners here are doing about as well as that Down in Alabama a miner can make San daybut he must be a good workman to do it This is the best coal to work in I have ever found It is much etter than the Alabama mining Tho only oal down there which Is anything like this is the Blue Creek We colored men- onsider the wages here fair and are satisfied with our treatment One of the Pana operators spoke in commendation of the Alabama miners say- ing they bad shown the ability to get out a higher percentage of lump coal than the white miners bad been accustomed to show Porter was asked about this We understand all of the schemes for averaging big coal right through he said We use the wedge in nothing but the bot tom The most slack we make is in the mining in Our shots stand 1- 0averagolump coal I shoot C feet with 10 inches of powder Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Totter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi tively cures Piles or no pay It guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store It is reported that on account of strikes at mInes along tho N C last week thorn was a coal famine tar a few days OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN OOLD We will pay One Hundred Dollars In Gold tot any and every cue ot cough and colds when no benefit Is derived front the HM of DrOtto Hpruce Onm Ualsam It contains nothing1 In nod II to pleasant to take Devraro el ItaluUoui Sold by St Bernard Drag Store 1 f L i CSlOpoughing I 1 j Every cough makes your more raw and irritable Every cough congests the lining membrane of your lungs Cease tearing your thrjoat wayPutthem a chance to Heal You will need some heir to do this and you find it in AiJerscherrit I Pectoral From the first dose the and rest begin the tickling in the throat eases the spasm weak ens the cough disap pears Do not wait for pneumonia and con sumption but cut short your cold without delay Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster should be overthe lungs ofevery per son troubled with a cough Write tothe Doctor Uniunal opnortnnltloi and long ex perlenco emlneutlT qualify u forgiving you medical Write trelly sit the particular In Jour cme ui your has been with our rf o f ion will rccclTO B prompt repIjTi without Colt Addroii DR J O AVER Lowell Mass I ur 0101ed Hiens permingGio ALIXANOH Barlincton Kr Henry Rice sends love to all his friends ere and says be will come to Earltngton s soon as he is mustered out I Saint Merriweather is all smile and says ts a girl Jim Dnnlap is sick this week They say there is to be a wedding soon Mrs Lillle Cavcnah Is sick Mortons Gap why dont you send your ews 1 Edward VVadlington a well known citi en of Madisonville departed this life last- aturday morning The bereaved family has our sympathy Rev Hurt left Sunday night for Owens oro to visit his family George Amos was hurt very badly last Thursday while at work in the mines Teachers Association Tbe Hopkins County Teachers Associa ion to be held at Earlington Ky at the M E Zion Church November 35 1898 Tbe following is the program 939 to 1000 Devotional Exercises 000 to loio GreetingMrs C F Daily to 1030 Instrumental Solo Mrs C M Alexander loao to 1035 Needed Reforms in Education U S Simpson 1035 to 1050 Farther Discussed by the teachers xo6o to 1105 Blackboard Exercises Drawing How Made Easy Mrs I M Brooks 105 to nloMuslc Mo to 1135 Needed School Legislation Miss Dean 525 to 1140 Further Discussed by the Teachers t4o to 1155 School Economy Miss F E Scott 1155 to uooNoon 105 to iio Music 150 to 130 Best Incentives to Study Miss McDowell 120 to 130 Further Discussed by the Teachers 130 to 145 Relations of Mother and the School Wm C Orton 145 to 200 Further Discussed by the Teachers 200 to 205 Music 105 to 220 Mind Culture an EndD F Shannon 220 to 235 Further Discussed by H S Sanders 135 to 350 Unconscious Factors in Edu cation Miss Bowman 250 io 300 Discussion by Teachers 300 10305 Music 305 to 320 Iconoclasm Its Value B L Teague 320 to 330 Discussed by Teachers 330 to 335 Solo Miss P P Pritchett 335 to 350 Needs of tbe Hour Miss L Winstead 360 to 410 Miscellaneous Business 410 to ISSolo Miss McDowell 420 Benediction Rey J M Hert In the evening at 730 a beautiful and charming operetta will be given at Ma sonic Hall by Earlington Public School in honor of Miss Brown and teachers Arrangements for entertainment of teachers will be perfected It is hoped that all will come prepared to remain until Saturday 26 Miss SALLIE R BRowwPres L GATEWOOD Secy The largest steamer ever built in England is under construction and is designed to carry 13000 tons It will be 564 feet long 64 feet beam and 42 feet depth of hold SCTIVE SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY byMuratDepartmentThebookcisco on tho Pacific with General Merrill In the hospitals at Honolulu In Hong Kong In the American trenches at Manila In the Insurgent QlymrlawithManila Itonania for agents Brimful of Original taken government on profltsFreightofficial war books Outfit free Address V T Darber Secy Star Insurance Illdg Chicago octz7zGt DR L Do BROSE PRACTICC LIMITED TO DISEASES OFTHC EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT BOI UPPeR FIRST STRIC- TEVANSVILLE IND Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 60000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN tBG7 JNO G NORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to business men we are talking they know all about Itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safetyIf the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large k sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY ST JamES HOTEL ST LOUIS uRoPrNPL1tN Ratos 75e and 100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 25c DINNER SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER No I Dtef Steak or Mutton Potatoes 30Noani lreeorTeaINo 3 Pork with Potatoes and Cakes or Tea20NoTea20No ISNoTako Market St Oars direct to Hotel Try European Dan Cheapest and boat only Vay for what you get- THOS P MILLER PRESIDENT TSTREETFAIRtiItETER R1GA f1 ii2trrlTIlE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FNS orlglnaUtYlU1dsimplicity to the caro and skill with which it la A manufactured by scientific processes SynupCo thotruemanufacturedbyonly a knowledge of that fact will assist ono in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ties The high standing of tho CAU 4 PORNIA Fro Situ Co with the medi eat profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty of tho excellence of Ita remedy It U far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver awl bowels without irritating or weaken ing them and It does not gripe nor nauseate In order toget its beneficial effects please remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO f SAN FRANCiSCO CL I LOUISVILLE icy NEW YOHKj XTf VLaI9HZE KIllMERJIJP t 1 0t d k7 84b4J e 4k 1T L C4It i olJI Farnswortti Apt t EARUNCTON 1YSDont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by responsible druggists We keep only the best That is tbe great dis tinction to bo looked for when tba e time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so corn plete a stock A good time to begin tbat spring medicine STBI3RNARD DRLQ STORE BRYAN 1IOPPflRManagsrS BEN T ROBINS- ONDRUGGIST iMCortoxrxta Gap ICrxtiic1cy Always on hand a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES PER FUMERY and TOILET ARTI CLES PAINTS AND OILS f PHYICISANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLYCOMPOUNDED 1 Athletic Performances 20 Bands Parades Every Day and Night By Industrial and Labor Organizations uml Fraternal Bodies Rtlght Rider Indians Mid Air BicPclo Riding between taU Imildings High iiviug J 10 feet into a polof water Rolling a Globe up n windingstdrcase Jumping front the Court Iluttse tloluu The lOXILfC ltt Boy Tim ltRSOIt1 Fut GI1l Irairy GIrl Tue Austrian Futlulyof Wllcl People Athletic Pm rormnneca and daring feats of all kinds All to be seen FREE on the main streets of Evansville In tho city vill bo filled withshows of all kinds among which may be in ntioned an Indian Villageorlginalitytb u Great Worlds Fair HagenbachffitftS 4 PilATURI3SAA JAPANESE VILLAGE 1 THE FREEDOM OF OUR CITYIscxtclltlctltoW iNci th v The City will bo a blazo of light during the whole week No money or pains will bo spared to make thisSSurpass All Other Street Pairs if jl20r Further Particulars see the Newspapers aad Bill Boards everywhereSg t JO t potAIi f tJII f Iii 4 i 4 7 tIJfi 11 I R yi 11 ff t c 4 f- q t+ J JJ CheappU I I I 9 4 w 1 4 i 9i 94- t 4 I jfTenjptalions will be very great this fall to ini 9 4 J duceyoir to purchase elsewhere belore lookingI 9 4 at the splendid bargains we intend to offer you 941 l but we have never failed in the past to be able 9- q 9 l to meet any emergency and feel very confident j 4that as heretofore you will find we are still at 9 lthe bottom in prices Will it be asking too 9 4l to suggest that you look over our stock j after you have priced goods elsewhere and com 99pare quality and price We can assure you that you will not regret it Very truly j ii4r 9 ANDERSON WALLER 9 99 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 4 1 4 i fi fii i S j uw Tho Kind You Have Always Bought nnd which has been in use for over 30 years lias borne the signature of nnd has been made under his per ffl sonal supervision slnco its infancy 5 Si4K Allow no ono to deceive you in thise All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Inflints nnd Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Cdstoria is a substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops inndSoothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms nnd hllays Feverishness 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 Childrens PanaceaThe Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Signature of I ctoI The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years I THC CKNTAUH COMPANY TT MUHMAT THCCT NOW VOflft CrY I w A Popular SoIdTRSMEDICINE Medicine for Five Cents a Package for the the first experime- ntaliLIJO step in a direction at M may lead to a revolution fe the trade A Nw York company ot manufacturing cliemliU the Rlpani Chcmtealw d the market about riro r 1otl ago a medicinal tablet or tabnle composed 1of compre4aeJ Kwderrd preparatloiu ot curium mddlclnal druti which bad been aaer be ot moro genera UM amuuR RMXllcal men than any other for the cure or at Joraon IIf such ilia common to titan ii luo tbetr origin tn ftfl tltgeallou ur rorlmllatlnll roiabsobIng uourlabment and eliminating Waite 1dJJeuveryday stoppers could npply lnoro a j v to would meet the exacting specificatIons Tile glass vialS Were In turn packed tn ton ot a not surpauedln beauty perfection of workmanihlp by the by tbo mu4t fastidious e jewels anti ornaments gold Harlng set tbelrhlgh standard anilneTerconientlngtoTary It the proprietors resorted to the accepted modern method ot making known and seren hundred thousand In rested within flee years in frrrfbJtJ every American clllzen the superior and Tabules- liatng thoughtful and o Tera conditions that sweep over the commercial World and careful to note ercry circumstance having a hearing upon the successful prosecution of their trade the of the company noted that there Is a present Iniktent demand for a lr for article that 1 reaches or approaches an universal Use and that the people although requiring the best of everything being called upon to pay heavy for superfluous wrapping an packing or unnecessary protection agalnit deterioration that might re t salt In but In the case of n ibn1rInJato be contained In a week fie also been dlsrorered and Proved by actual experience that these Tabules da not have the tendency lou of or diminution of ex J cellence from exposnre that might at nrst have been expected Inasmuch as under favorable conditions that tiara lain Iedrawcs a traveling bag or pocket- for I several weeks or months are found to as fresh and as efficacious as overActing upon tbrsa suggestions and noting Jrrrounimpaired prosperity ot Croat newspapers now sold for a cent ot the fls times that amount and the general In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales the company have entered upon the experiment of putting up Itlpans Tubule In cartons which they will offer to the trade upon terms which wilt permil of a package being ioid by the druggist or stOrekeeper at a lower than ever before adoPted for a CEfTSten tabules or dose for onehalfa eelascii- The P oed lrnot disoonUnue the manufacture anti aie lii the form wblctj the have learned to know and value the Blpani Tabules but will offer the cheape- rsortexperimentailyforthe benefit ot such as may desire them It should be plainly the medicine Identlcalln both sorts the only dlttenDte being In the form and cost of or up The flve nt peck SiC not yet to be had ot ill dealetldlthough It lIlJbabJIII that almost any drag t gist will obtain a when but In any case asingle U carton containing ten tabnlcs will bo sent any address for nvo rentste r Chemical Co NolBptU BU New York Until th- er 1goodarethornughlylntroduoedtothetrtdea4rentland peddlers wilt be supplied at a i prjcewhlchwlflaUowthem a I carton for 40 oenl- lt dozen IIU cartons for liS s 1ffOTJ cutlllll rot taA 39 grots 13000 cartons tot HIM Cosh with tho order In every caso h I elJohn B Cattleman Arthur G Lanbair Brecklnrldge iF Royal Insurance Cbs t OfircxpQQ1 The Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World t Does the Largest Business Transacted In Kentucky FDoes the Largest Bnssness transacted In the Southern States s PAUL M MOORE KARLINGTON KY Resident Agent for Earlington and L Vicinity Barbee Gasileman MANAGERS Southern Department lame Office Louisville Ky I wyvvwvvwv r evwvwvwwy I l I lh II 1o np IiL OPEN ALL NIGHT I A new feature isnt it But then new t and uptodate features have put t us at the head of the procession WHEN YOU HAE ANY HAULING TO r DO GIVE U YOUR ORDER r f j13ARNET ARNOLDI EARUNGTON KENTUCKY PIi7titnIi rnJf tlo iI t- I THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VII FOURTH QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES NOV 13 Text of the Lesson II King xlx 803 8837 Memory Verses 3334 Ooldc Text P xlrl Commentary Prepared by the HOT D At Stearns Copyright 1S93 Jjy D M Stearns SO Thus with tho Lord God of Israel That which thou hast prayed to mo against Sonnnchorlb king of Assyria I hav hoard In tho fourteenth year ot Jleie klah the king of Assyria cnmo against Judiih nnd greatly blasphemed tho Lord both by Word and by letter llozoklab when lie bail road tho lottor sprout It bo tore tho Lord and prayed vcrsts 1410 Many times hayo I followed Hczokiahi plan antI always found rest If wo ash anything according to nig will Ho hoar oth us I John v 14 anti it is Ills will that wo tell hut everything and havi careful anxiety about nothing Scoin TOrso 10 that the great dqslro of tho klog in asking for the overthrow of Sonnachorll was that nil tho earth might know toot tho God of Israel was tho only truo God 31 This Is tho word that tho Lori hath spoktin concerning him Tho virgin tho daughter of Zion hath despised tho nnd laughed tbco to scorn The poopli of God In JudAh called the daughter ol Zion tho daughter of Jerusalem ootnpan Lam II 13 having God as their dofcndo and avenger need fear no oiituuy In such strength Moses and Joshua lived Glor also and DAVId whoa ho went foarlossl against Goliath When wo Book only the honor and glory of God Ho will notfall us 83 Whom hast thou reproached and blasphemed tho Holy Ono of Israel As In tho unit verse II By thy messenger than bast reproached tho LordJbey spoko against tho God ot Jerusalem ni against tho gods of tho pcoploof tho earth tho works of tho hands of man nnd tot this causo Hozoklab tho king and the prophet Isaiah the son ot Amoz prayed and crlod to heaven II Chron zxsll 10 23 God hoard their prayer antI now wo will se how Ho answered It 28 1 will turn theo book by tho way which thou earnest This Is a part ot the word of the Lord concerning Sennacherib See also verso 28 I know thy abode and thy going out and thy coming in and thy rago against me Ho who created all things can sot bounds that nono can pass Wo can only go hero and tiicru or do this or that if tim Lord will Jos iv 15 Man does not atop to consider that nil his words rind oven his thoughts are known to the Lord P0 ciiiU 14 antI that It Is im possible to bide anything from Him Ever Adam blinded by satan thought ho could hide tram God among tho troos Qen ill 8 Happy are thoso who lira as In the sight of tho Lord 20 And this shall boaslsn unto thee By comparing this verso with Lav xxv 21 29 tho sign seems to have been the special blessing of God upon the Sabbath year or in other words tho blessing ol God on ills obedient pooplo What but the hand of God could causo land to produce n three years crop In ono year In the R V margin of Provo 3 S3 wo read that the blessing of tho Lord aaketh rich and toll oddoth nothing thereto 80 Tho remnant that is escaped of tho house of Judah shall yet again tako root downward and bear fruit upward The doctrine that it is over the tow out of the many who are really tho Lords and who glorify Him is foupd in all Scripture Tile stories of Koab of Lot In Sodom of Elijah and such statements as Few thoro be that find It An nffllcted and poor pea plo who shall trust in the Lord indicate that which God sees to bp over true Spc Math vII 14 Zoph III 12 81 Out of Jerusalem shall go forth a remnant tho zeal of the Lord of Hosts snaIl do this Tho zeal of tho Lord of Hosts shall also bring tbo kingdom of peace on earth which shall havo no ond lie ir 7 All shall bo accomplished in nnd through the Son of David our Lord Jesus Christ of whom it is written Tho zeal of thine housobath eaten wo up 1s Ixls 0 John II 17 It Is nothing with tho Lord to work with many or with fow nothing li too hard for Him II Chron slv 11 Jor XMlI 17 82 Therefore thus salth tho Lord concerning tho king of Assyria Our Lord dooth according tofu will in tho army ol beacon and among tho inhabitants of the earth Dan Iv 85 Ills thoughts and purposes are ns good as accomplished Isa xlv 24 Tor II 20 03 fly tho way that ho came by the same shall ho return and shall not como into this city salth the Lord This was the decision of Him who had all tbo hosts of heaven under Ills control nnd all power to carry out Ills purposes Ho could sjy Hitherto shall thou como but no farther Job xxxvlll 11 Even tho great ad versary must stop whoa God shall say so and ho shall go to the pit for a thousand years and to the lako of fire forever 84 For I will defend this city to save it for mine own sake and for my servant Davids sako See also chapter zx 0 and compare Isa xxxl G Zcch all 8 Tho I wills of Jehovah aro a study of Greatest possible benefit They often oc our lit Sevens and In connection with tho statement I am Jehovah See Ex vl 08 Gen xvi 18 Ps xci 1410 Bo cause He is what Ho is Ho will do what Ho Bliss not for Israels sake but for Ilia own Bnko SIlO Ezok xxxvi 22 Ps ovi 8 Wo must not look for worthiness or merit in ourselves but in Him who nlono Is worthy Ps oxv 1 Rev v 4 C Take all tho comfort you can find in such pas sages as lea xllll 25 I John II 12 115 And it camo to pass that night that tho angel of tho Lord wont out and pmoto In tho camp of tho Assyrians an hundred fourscore and five thousand Tho work of this angel is also mentioned in Isa xxxvII 86 and In II Chron xxxil 21 When tho devil Is to bo bound on cast into tho bottomless pit it is written that ono angel will do it Rev xx 18 Consider In each of theso cases tbo power of nn nngol and then think of tho millions upon millions of thorn mighty in strength doing ills commandments hearkening unto the volco of Ills word Rev v 11 Ps clll 20 Think of tho angels disro nard of and power over soldiers and fas barred gates In tho Btory of Peters roloaso In Acts xtt Think of tho ono who carried good tidings to Paul in tho storm at son Acta xxvll remember that they nro all ministering spirits sent forth to minister unto tho heirs of salvation fob I Hand lot your heart say Though an host should encamp against mo my heart shall not fear ls xxvII 0 If God bo for mo who can bo against mo I will trust and not bo afraid 26 87 His sons nmoto him with the oword Thus ho died In his own land according to tho word of tho Lord verso 7 and while in tho act of worshiping Itols So shall perish all the enemies of ho Lord Satanlo Assaults Tho power of Satau to troublo tho eainta is never done It may bo that tho child of God baa been such consciously for long years La may havo been en abled to grasp tho fullness of salvation which belongs to him who is clothed with tho righteousness of Christ since ho was first converted but lot him novor think that ho is sato from tho as eaults of tho evil ono Episcopal Re corder To Those Who Trust nndrsouls nnd tho comfort of their hearts amid nil trIal and temptation and sor row who have a living Redeemer sym pathizing with them in heaven inter ceding for thorn with tho Father and ready to impart nil power oven His own almighty and divine Spirit to thoso who trust Ills graco Prcsby tartan PISCS CURE FOR flat ougb yiup Vavtas Uoud USO- in time iold by drunvI- ats1L1qL 4 I Jsi BERNARD COAL 1C irpi1y 11 INCORPORATED I Mihersrand w Shippers of COAL AN D COKE I t IGeneralq + BrA ncl Office itlits H NEWBOLDManagcr 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets I r ttf1 Kentucky Memphis Tenn r- ii jw Id Jt AS FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Irid It Vh l Ele ItJOHN T HESSER Hauscr Building Stl Louis Mo i J W i BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill 1 Z d I fl t I I THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL I Iii used THE B ST SELECTED COAL IN THE i r i MARKET S s I H 1 it I BRUSHED BOKE FOR BH8E BURNERS ID PURNKBES Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER JNARDCRUSIIEDCOKE for a much less price One will do the same work as I2 I one ton of the best Anthracite Coal i ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I iII1 1 1b1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Xojplo For tho Week Beginning Nov Or Comment by Roy S II Doyle Topia The good llehtI Tim vl Ul t II Tim Iv 1 B The Christian lifo was often likcnw by Paul to n warfare It may Lava boeij that his long residence nt Rome vrhcro sOldiers were constantly liclug drillcxl and disciplined mayhavo suggested tho figure Whatever suggested it it is IUI apt and tolling one Tho Christian lifo is a constant Btrnfcglo a ceaseless warfare between right and wrong bctvrdcu holiness and sin between tho kingdom of God and tho kingdom of satan It is n good fight because it is in a good cause has a good captain and produces good results It is n fight of faithfaith in God and Christ faith in humanity faith in eternal life Tho enemies in this fight aro Biblically called tltho world tho flosh and tho devil This world is not a friend to grace Its influence is to draw us away from God and to weaken us in tho great struggle for eternal life Tho flesh ii wicked sinful self tho natural human heart which is enmity against God Tho principal adversary of tho human Eftnl in its struggle for lifo however is tho devil a personal powerful fallen being whoso knowledge of our weak ness and power to tempt us mako him a formidable enemy indeed and over whom wo can gain tho victory through the Lord Jesus Christ alone Tho weapons for this light Paul do scribes in Eph vi 1017 They aro tho girdle of truth tbo truth ns it is in Jesus tho breastplate righteousness not our own personal righteousness but tho righteousness of Christ tho sandals of tho gospel of peace which has been prepared and as a result of being nt peace with God wo can stand firm and secure as ono with sandals on his foot tho shield of faith strong real abiding I faith in God tho helmet of salvation for being assured of our salvation wo can hold our heads erect as one who wears helmet the sword of tho Spirit which is tho word of God by which wo aro to overcome all tho arguments of tho evil one Tho rosulj pjt this fight will bo vie tory or defeat 04 wo inter upon it and oontlnuo Itvictory Jf trusting in God wo uso the knowledge Ifo has gycn PfI with His power to overcome defeat J lightly esteeming tho enemy wo put our trust in our own knowledge and power Paul won a glorious victory Faco to faco with tho end of lifo as tho war faro is about to closo ho writes to Tim othy I have fought n good fight I have finished my course I have kept tho faith Henceforth thoro is laid up for me a crown of rejoicing which the Lord tho righteous Judge will give mo in that day and not to mo only but pnto all thorn also that love His up pcaripg What Paul accomplished every Christian con accomplish May his example iu pirp us all to tho re quired effort Biblo Readings Ex ziv JOJ1 Dent i SO PH xxvii 1 MaUi Jv JJtt xxvj 8645 JCor ix 2527 xv B8 Eph vI JOJ8 Heb x 8133 Jas iv 1 I Pet y 8 Rov ii 10 Go Blow Thero is no moro ominous word than fast which moans a great deal more than do many slang words It means that it is possible to got through Ufo in such a hurry as to curtail that which ono would suppose it would bo to our interest to lengthen When tho end is reached thcro is collnpfio all is lost Do wo not do well to ask It this is tho best thing that lifo can do for us Is there nothing higher than this feverish haste nothing bettor and moro manly than this perennial round of frivolous excite ment Remember that ho who thus throws his lifo away throws away a chance wholly unique Only once there is given to TIB tho possibility of living out this brief life as God intended that His crcatnro man should llvp Church m3nWo sloop but tbo loom of lifo never stops and tho pattern which was voav tug when the sun went down Is weav IriS when Jt cornea pp 9W9m yPrceo Jyterlan Jpurna1 f MJ TilE SECOND DISTRICT Henry D Allen Had No Trouble In Beating Two Republicans Hon Henry D Allen of Union county had a walkover in the Second Congressional district and his majority may clinjh as high as 5000 The vote in the coun ties by pluralities so far as re turns arc at hand is as follows 1 Majorities Counties Allen Fowler Christian partial 313 Daviess 4 precinels out QJ Hancock partial 361 Henderson partial 877 Hopkins partial 616 MoLean partial 182 Union 1398 Webster partial 391 Totals464z 3- 23AlIensiead4310 Mr Jollys vote was less than Fowlers in all but Henderson and Hancock counties This was ex pected since Fowler had the party device DEMONSTRATION In Honor of the Third Regiment Boys as They Pass Through Bowling Green Bowling Green Ky Nov 9 A movement is on loot here to pay fitting tribute to the brave boys of the Third Kentucky regiment who though anxious to see service on the field of battle were denied that privilege It is now settled that the Third Kentucky regiment will stop two hours in Bowling Green Saturday The regiment will arrive there in sections some time Saturday morning and will be permitted to spend that time as Jhc pen desire This afternoon Gen Wiley ad dressed the men of the Third at parade and urged them to obey the orders of their officers and get back on the train at the proper time His short address cheered vociferously by the menI who are delighted over the prospects of n stopover at the Park City Col Smith anti his staff and band will proceed to howling Green on the first section of the regimental trains Bowling Green ppoplc will royally welcome the men of the Third Qeo OBryan Very III Yesterdays Henderson Journal says Mr George T OBryan was broght home yesterday by his wife from Dunning New Mexico where he had been for the past six weeks for the benefit of his health which has grown a great deal worse and he is now in an ex tremely critical conditioni Rlchland John Young has moved his sawmill on Ricbland creeknear hero A lone and skittish membtr of tobacco buying fraternity passed through hero to dayOur farmers are through sowing wheat having pat out an average crop No tobacco sales reported here yet Richland claims a poet who has been letting himself out lately by reason of the approach of the hogkillin season Here Is an example of his verses Git a move on you O time in your flight And make me doghungry Agin list for spite Gime a hoecake And a bogs frunt paw Stan back on your hunkers And watch me chaw Visions of good things Whet up your chops No clearinto do Done getberin crops plenty of fun Paint cverthing red Tomorrow well have Some cracklln brea- dAssignees Sale At the assignees sale of the propertyof the Earlington Wine Companyon Saturday last Jno M Victory bid in the real estate ancj improvements for 2105 He also got the vinpgaj in the cellars for a lump sum of 9150 There were no bids offered on any oilier items of the property held II Ring out the G14 Blag hi the new Blng out thefalso Ring Li the tnlbl We bring to you tile new and two from the pfncy forests of Norway f PR BELLS PineTarHoney Nftfonis most natural remedy Improved by science to p PcanfPcrmancnt posltlyP Cur for coughs coldsand all Inflated gurfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tube ITho sore weary coughworn Lungs aw axhllaV the microbebearing mucus Is cut out the cause of that tickling Is removed and theInflamed membranes on healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottle Only 2So 50o and 100 SIzM YOUGETAu Itg1vqnickanVernianentrclIcf Dr Ml I flu ar a = eiIiss cough slid eakie It makes 1I9 X JLAXet Cf I f vi vii3A1r A i i OTIIEItWJSB UNNOTICED A IUchtlcM III mnn linn trndn lila wHo for n horse nnd wagon Crop In miny partH of Texas are HiilTerlnK fmin the severe drought 1lllit Ilnbsun wait onlcrvd to go on till Viilcnn unit Again try and sara the Maria Ttrosn if site In found afloat Vir ixllim from Santiago on board I IIP Irtonlilai will IK put lr the nation 11 UlUlieum nt zvihIiigtoi Tho trlctlf1 boats Porcf Wlnsloy ind Cushing Jmyp bvcn put out Qf totninlssl n lIt Kew York Honey Grove Tcx tuitnincd n los ror MO000 by fire among Its buslnciii hoitocfl jronduy about half insured rite curlew onllnanco passed the city council nt Pine muff Ark The ordinance In to tako effect from and after Decombor 1 Fire destroyed fc larjjo grnhi elevator In Van Alstjnc Tex belonging to E O llenll Loss about 8000 ln ur ancc 5000 Wm Kent of Virden illsent 1- cheek for 250 to Springfitld to pay a rc urd for the arrest of his brother Noble Kent who IB In jail there on n charge of attempting to murder his brother William on February 20 last Commander C A Illoknell has beet ordered to command the Monococy at Voosung China relieving Commander OW Farcnliolt ordered homo on waiting orders Jjeland TJciiiterson the fouryearold son of r nnd Mrs U S Henderson of Vim Alatyno Tex was found dead hanging to n porch of the family real dence by a larlles hair switch i Sliver Aawt IfaSTATIONS Pittiburghes qs ilacinnati iO3 07 T itRLDavenportC 7 00 2- McwphI01 08 Be IAulnllloHe 02 08 00Ne1OrlranFull T Trace The national Chapter of tho United Daughters of tho Confederacy in hold ing its annual convention at Hot Springs Ark A largo number of del egated are present and tho conven tion will last sovcrul Jays W W Wagner of Jefferson City fo was held up nt tho cast ontranM Jroh1int and 35 in money Claude Dratiton convicted nt Port Jol1pLyiipccmbtr S3 Late Litcray News It is not often that a contributor to a magazine spends live millions or so of dol in filling hfmtelf to write knowingly ol a subject Hut If popular report he true that js approximate time sum which JOSIJIMI LBITBR expanded In the acquisition of the information necessary to prepare the article which appears over bis signature In the November COSMOPOLITAN on Wheat This Is Mr Loiters first ap pearance In literature but be bandies the pen with a bold film hand that shows him a man of resources ur Utttia Spruce Gum Ilaliam ILaclentlfld eniedy based on modern dlKorerle and coht pounded by chcnil tno fenowflwbohare giveS throat and lung dl ea ciiallfc8tndy Ask 10llr drugrist to pcurc It for OU it not luatocko boidlu twoslzesZSc audic Sold by St Bernard Drqg Storm The rlqyaaq Islqrjds vhasgiving a briftf description of these Ilands their topojrapy national re llIIthe various steamship lines plying between Iba Pacific ports and tbo Islands Allen lion is also called to the unparallad facili ties offered by time Northwestern tine the Pioneer Line west and northwest of Chi caRol for reaching San Francisco Los An Doles Portland and other western points The booklet will pa sent to any upon receipt of four cents In stamps by II Knsk rn 291lb avo nu jt Chicago 111 i 0 L The Southern Farm Magazine OF BALTIMORE MD FUDtlSIIBD OY Manufacturers Record PUbllsl loll Co A Monthly Illustrated Journal devoted to Southern Agriculture dealing with all matters related to General Farming Live Stock Poultry Dairying Truck Farming Fruit Growing and every farm Interest and pursuit In the South It is widely read by Northern and Western farmers contemplating moving South It ought to be in every Southern family for it is of the South by the South nnd for tlio South BOirOHIAL CONTRIBUTORS Cbas W Dalmey Jr Ph U U 0 ExUnited States Assistant Secretary of Agriculture ExDirector United Stales Agricultural Experiment Station jn North President University of Tennessee and President of United States Agricultural Experiment Station In Tennessee J U Klllebrtw A IIT Hi P ExCommissioner ot Agriculture for Tennessee author of Culture anti Cur log of Tobacco for U S tenth cenjun Tobacco Leaf1 Slircp Minbandnry Wheat Growing CJr MriiM anti othi r agricultural works Tho regular suhscripuon price of the Southern Form Magniiinis ji a year but wo offer it ami lug HKK together one year for f150 Old People At tho Viper postofilcc Lcichcr county tho following old persons all walk for their mail daily and arc in excellent heath Woolcry Campbell nged eighty is in good health except sore eyes P Y Hall seventyfive Elizabctji Cor nctt seventyfive Elizabeth Bro shears ninetytwo Clinton Combs ninety four James Brashcars sev entyfive Mary Fields eighty Twentyeight of the fortyfour Democratic State Conventions of 1898 have indorsed free silver Z ThROU Oh VtSTUtEOflAIXSDNIY NASHVILLE Ita nutun ntRDlIMSmI I i- ifPJEfFRIESOPA D J1u S vAhVViip VI L GSjI BEST TRAINS TO Kansas Oily Montana Colorado Pacific Coast OmahaSf Black Hills VIA St Louis or Chicago VESTIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS CHAIR dARSS4TcS f M RUOQ TRAY PAssn AQCNT BT LOUIt MOo HOWARD ELLIOtT 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