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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i ru re A rii40 1In a few days open his large of Holiday Goods and will 1wiU to the people a selection 4 will be up to da to and uhstir K a by any other dealer in MADISONVILLE KY PVI tv IININTH YEAR J HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17 1898 NO 46 S l f CAROLINAS TROUBLES The Government Will Not Interim Except in the Event of a Recur rrenco of Race Riotlngsi THE ACTS VIEWED WITH ABHORRENCE S Under tho Clreumitanco However th GoTernment Could Not reel Warranted In Interfering Meaiore lIne lie i Tukcn to Keep the Federal Authorities f Informed or What ii Going On ip Washington Nor 13Kxccpt in J tho unlocked for event of a recur rerica of tho rioting in tho Carolina tWlA altogether Improbable that the trnerflrnent will intetfcro by forie oz 4 otherwise The attorney general had I i another conference with tho president 1 ti T In rfPid to the matter and that Ult j elusion was promptly reached that as the demonstrations were not directedI Bgqjnst tho collector of customs In the 4 performance of hla duties as such the t government line no authority under the constitution or laws to exercise c 1 Its federal authority 3 Tolbert Va Not on Ioblla Dutj SCollector Tolbert was shot while 4 nway from his home and on business r f rntlrcly disconnected from that of his i fe ofllcc and under these circumstances y the government has no Rhadow of right to Interfere If tho collector had j been shot in thee discharge of his of i flclal duties and In nn effort to en force tno laws or the Unltea mates the case would have been very dlf fercnt and the duty of the govern ment would have been clear In the tieiiwlessreeled against the execution of the lawr of tho United States but against the individual The case would haxe S been the same had Tolbert been shot ron tho highway by a robber V Ko Hjmpmthjr with the Ulotir- fAiliiidilHtmtlon ofllclnla have no nynijwthy with the Carolina rioters sf11 regard their acts with abhorrence but up to this time It Is said there is no evidence that would warrant any Interference by the government TIn attorney general late Friday night mnt the following telegram to the United States assistant attorney at Andfrxon hear Phonelx S C Allnrnry Ueneral UUpaten Department of tceWaihngtonNo- Nov 1IJonlllt J Cochran Asviiitant United Statrrt Attorney Anderson S CYoii will at once tnko energetic itep Incurring necessary expense to nrccrtain the exact situation in Green wood and adjoining counties end n port tho name Immediately by wire to Inc with n view of advising mo whcth i S ffany such condition of Insurrection or lrl niico extsts as juitiflcs the leolnllIuthorltltC in interfering to upprcBK t- LigticdJ JOHN W OniGGS Attorney General To which the following response has teen received Attorney Cochrani Ktptjr Anderson S c Nov 11The Attorney General Washington My In formation is much rioting near Green wood nail Phoenix Tuesday and Wednesday Several negroes killed mil wounded Thursday there was ul quletcrMythere now though the community Is rery much excited From all informa lion I have I think federal IntervenI tlontoo late now It seems tho mobs were especially anxious to get the Tol berlK and I am informed they arc now wifely out of their reach Intense exIcitement Rtlll prevails there but no violence now Will wire further to e morrow Signed ERNST F COCIIKAN AnsIstnnfUnltcd States Attorney W ILL NOV DELAY ACTION Tie VoiCed Stiles Will AM ame Control In Cubit On r He fore Jgn i unry Vint Washington Nov 16The govern mint has renewed and xtrengthcned Its determination that the Spanish evacuation of Cuba and tho American occupation shall not be deferred be yond January 1 next This conclusion has been communicated to the Spanish government within the past few days In answer to nn urgent request that the date of evacuation be put oft because of the large number pf Spanish troops remaining on tho Island who it wall represented could not be moved before January 1 Not being n subject which could be treated by tho commissions at Parli or Havana the request of he Spanish government was forwarded to Wash ington through the French embassy which received also and forwarded by cablc thb refusal of this government I to put off tho date of assuming Amen eon control WILL CERTAINLY NOT ACCEPT rho Bpniilih 1eaao CoinmlMtoner Will Maintain Their Present Attitude In Itegard to the ritlllpplne Madrid Nov 10 According to semi official statements hero the Spanish peacecommissloncrs will retain theli present attitude in regard to tho Philippines anti will certainly not accept tho conditions of tho United States Further if the discussion docs not reS turn to the limits of tho protocol at S viewed by tho Spaniards tho Spanish commissioners have decided in spitel of contrary reports not to nIfrcatyof pel1eeiIt Is same foiirces that complete nccordllrevnl- llbehyetthoSpnnlsh government and Ilapellec QliiM Works Hlartfd Op Alter BU Month IdleniM CPittsburgh Ta Nov 15 Window f iss fnctorlcH with a capacity ofIm u out 1100 pots have started work- tn d nearly 10000 men and boys are v earning their first money in over hall a year Fatal Infatuationb C Son Francisco Nov 1gOn the JKciit Chlspn nt Snusallto Sunday LniiKht Nick Ierif was probably fatally 4 wounded by llf lllk It appears that llergs infatuation for EIICs wife Was I thecauBC ot th08 12IJnuIk- 12 A LETTER FROM DEWEY The Admiral Acknowledge the Compli meat Iolii Him by Chicago by Nam Intr a School for Him I Chicago Nov 13 Admiral Dewey has acknowledged tho compliment paid to him by tho board of education in having one of the school buildings named after him A letter has been received from the admiral in which ho thanked the members of the board for what they had done for him not only in naming a school building after him but in setting aside a special day In which tho children zany pay him honor Trustee Sherwood wished to have it large portrait of the hero of Manila adorn the school and asked tho nd miral to send his photograph The letter is an follows Manila Oct cDenr Blr Tho board of education has done me much honor In naming the new school The George Dcwey School and in putting aside a day to be known as Dewey day Will you have tho kindness to ex tend to tho Ixmrd of education ray heartfelt thanks for such on honor and say that I shall over appreciate It- hI greatly regret that it is not In my power to comply with tho request for a largesized photograph of my self as I have not ono single photo graph left But I shall have some taken oji my return to tho United States If not earlier and it will afford mo much plcnmiro to send one to the Dewey school Sincerely OUOKQi DEWEY The Dewey school IB in the course of erection at Fiftyfourth and Union avenue By n resolution Introduced by Trustee Sherwood tho first school day In May is set apart for Dowry day MAY BE THE LAST Peas CommUilonen Slay Agree to Dli agree The Kxpected Visit of EEl peror William to Madrid Madrid Nov 14F1 Imparclal says the government has forwarded in Itructions to Scnor Montcro Illos pres ident of the Spanish pence commls iton at Paris and that buoys conference may be the last or the last butane unless the American commis iloncrs mOllify their claim According to Kl Imparciat a mem ber of the cabinet line virtually dc lared as much The government has received n die patch from Gen hoe governor of tho Vlsayns islands reporting the rebellion In the islands of negroes nnd an nouncing the departure from Hollo of the mall steamer Munox with n num ben of invalided men whoso repatria tion has been autUoriml by the Amer leans v The Madrid papers declare that the jxpccted visit of Emperor William Is a matter of no political importance anti that tho German nmlngsntiorsviiit to Berlin la no way connected wlthJL THREE LIVES LOST Ferrlbla ItrialU of Vlrt Perry Mich Mn Chsrls Taylor Her Daughter cud un Old Man Cremated Owosso Mich Nov 13The village of 1crry south of this city was visited by a terrible lire Howe Cos large livery barn with its contents was burned to the Charles Taylor one of the II proprietors anti- family lived over the barn Mrs Toy lor her daughter nnd nn old man named Clark were burled beneath the fallen roof and burned to death The building was so suddenly enveloped In flames that they could not escape Mr Taylor got out but he was frightfully burned nUll cut Dr A L Comptan a veterinary surgeon anti a boy who slept In the vOice esenpedI tn VIRDEN STRIKE SETTLEP th Miner sail Operators hay BittUd Their fclffernoei and Work Will Soon be Hemmed Cnrllnvillc iiii13The differences between the ChlcogoVirdcn Coal Co at Virden nnd Auburn anti the striking miners havo been set tied and the shafts will soon be In op trotIon The company agreed to pay the state scale of 40 cents per ton but did not want to tear down tho stockade Fi nally tho company accepted the offer of the miners that they would take it Sown and charge nothing for the labor THE EIGHTH ILLINOIS Thirty Per Cent ot the RegIment In Hoi pitch In Cnba Yellow Fever Among tho Regular Springfield 111 Nov 13 Advices re cvcd In this city from members of the Elghtlrllllnols volunteers colored tow in Santiago province Cuba state that fully 30 per cent of the regiment ire in the hospitals The Twenty third United States Infantry are en camped across the hills from the RIghth Illinois and yellow fever has made its appearance in the camp of the regulars and communication between two camps has been forbidden The Appeal Must Lie to Spain Paris Nov HAt n general meet fig of the French holders of Cuban oonds held hero Saturday a resolution was adopted to appeal to tho good faith of Spain and tho spirit of equity- f the United States to settle the ques- tIon of their rights as creditors in conformity with tho rules of Justice and low JeD Qrotley at San Francisco San Francisco Nov 13oen Once y chief signal officer of the United States army is In the city Ho will inspect the electrical work In tho liar bor lie strongly favors the establishment of a cable line between San Francisco and Honolulu lroipetlv Military Aitlgnmonts New York Nov 16A special to the Tribune from Washington says Gen Mcrritt will resume command of the department of tin cast with head quarters nt Governors Island when he returns from Europe ami Ocn Shut ter will go to San Francisco to command the department of tho Pacific which he relinquished when the was began Joirpli Jftttrton Hm Inenmniili New York Nov 10 Joseph Jeffer rons lllneps has developed Into a iciiiS tttack ofpneum6riIaV 5 S fro J 1 f j Iiri 1 r BIO HAUL BY BANK ROBBERS i tho Klrkivllle Mo Saving Rink Looted by Robber of Money and hand to the Amount of 839000 Kansas City Mo Nov 12A spe clot to the Star from Macon Mo says the KIrksvUlo savings bank was en tered by burglars and robbed of 14 000 in government bonds belonging to Samuel need president and some thing in the neighborhood of 18000 in gold and greenbacks Two thou sand or three thousand in silver was left evidently being too heavy and 2400 in the vault was overlooked by the robbers Unit Uye Been Slitting the rip New York Nov 12A Cuban paper at Majagua says It Is high time the Americans left The Cubans have fought three years for liberty and have finally obtained It They can hold it ngalnxt the world As they have wiped out tho Spanish navy if necessary they can wipe out tho navy of the United States or for that mat ter the navies of the whole world Crippled tot Life St Louis Nov 12Joslo Gillardi a fouryearold Italian girl was sent on oh errand by her mother and on her way buck dropped a nickel while cross ing tho oar track While endeavoring to recover the coin a car came along the horrified motorman lost his nerve nnd forgot to reverse his power the car running over the child crushing one of lien limbs ysu n Native of Kentucky and n Prom Inent rhyilclwii Son Jose Cnl Nov UDr J TJW riprwnodIInil a prominent physician I I u tantalized Isucad He was 85 years of age ahd a native of Kentucky During tho civ il war he had charge of the Untyn boa pital at Glasgow in that state Suffocated In a I1lre Wallace Idaho Nov 13Otte Enz night clerk anti John Moor waiter In tho New York Kitchen were suiTe catcd In n fire In the Idaho hotel which with adjoining buildings was burned liy ILOILO BESIEGED The Spanltti Uovernor Declare no Arms tine In Order to Transfer Control to the American Manila Nov HTho following ad vices have been received from Ilollo capital of Fanay oua of the principal Islands of tho Vlsayas group Tho insurgents have occupied JAn ganls Oton and Favia suburbs ol Ilollo and are daily expected to at tack the town The Spanlrds have abandoned tho mole nnd destroyed tho connecting bridgesBusiness is paralyzed and tho Inhabitants are Inn state of terror The mercantile houses of Inationalities have signed a circular asking the com mander of the United States Charleston to remain as the Spanish authorities are incapable of affording them protection- It is reported also that the insurgents have taken the whole of the isl ends of Negros and Zebuoftba Vlsayas group On November 0 Gen Bios Spanish governor oftheVls ynsJblBn1d te have declared a seven days armistice In order tb communicate with Madrid with a view of transferring control to 1 44a A tfv t j t GRflND TRUNK COLLISION- Eleven Persons Killed and a Num ber Injured Some Fatally Near Murray Hill Ont EXPRESS COLLIDED WITH A FREIGHT Time Accident Ooearrnit at a Place Called Diamond Crossing Two Mile from Trontou Tho faaprei Jinn Intonn Open Switch mill Dallied Into the Freight Train Trenton Ont Nova16A Grand Trunk express train bound for Toronto crashed into a moving freight train near Murray Hill crossing twc miles went of hero at 330 yesterday morning and several cars were smashed to splinters So farns known 11 persons were killed and a dozen 01 more seriously injured The Dead W H Brady of Belleville onglneei of express John McDonald Belleville fireman of express James loodchlld driver of Toronto Unknown child German Willldm Iiunness Toronto John Illley engineer Fireman of freight train name not known Two passengers names unknown CoburgvAlbert ott Tho Injured Three passengerec names unknown I consumed I were lafany injured Twenty passengers of them being in the Pullman cars were more or less seriously hurt Among them areJohn Casey engineer of Brockvllle George Faullp cattle dealer of To ronto John MoNamara of Broclivillo- L Lebancc of Montreal I W JCenn r of Prescot SA P Walker of Belleville Cain of Wicklaud Tames Newman of toronto A misplaced switch was the cause oi the accident tho westbound train Inking the wrong track on which was the eastbound freight Thq work of jpulllng out the dead and injured was commenced immedi ately but it was lato yesterday morn ing before all the bodleswero got out Some of them were so horribly mangled that recognition was almost Impossible Tho injured were taken to the hospital at Belleville SPAIN S SOVEREIGNTY The Madrid rtraldoDeolarcl Spain fTH Not Ulvo Up Her sovereignty in- the Philippine Madrid Nov 12The Horaldo as terts that tho Spanish government has resolved to maintain Spains BOyer eignty in tho Philippine islands and it adds that it has suggested that Emperor William of Germany who is expected to visit Cadiz and Madrid soon on his way back to Ocr many front the Holy Land be asked fo arbitrate the questions in dispute between Spain end Inc United States In the event of peace commissions the respective countries now In sea Ion in Paris failing to como to an t the termM of thepr- opodtretrotpeace V r iD DEVASTATEDpy FIRE Fully a Third of the Business Por tion of Ccnonsburg Pa Falls a Prey to the Flames TWO OF THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS BURNED While the Town eva Iluralnc Thieve wore Iliu and lUnr Who Left Their HornetS Unprotected to Watch the Flame rrog rtli Iteturncd to 1lnd Their house llanftickcd and Looted Canonsburg Pa Nov 15Thlll toSvn was visited by a furious fire vhlch before it could be gotten under control wiped out fully a third of the bufelneim portion two of the principal hotels many dwellings nnd did darn JIvesIThe flames were first discovered in the iwclllng house of need Williams and before they could be stopped burned these places Gowcrns brick carriage works Cochins McEwens furniture ivarerooms three dwellings occupied by Mr McEwen W F Fulton and 11 Inugrnm Wcller Sons sta ble Michael EganH dwelling W P Fultons livery stable Weller Sons tore billdlng Manufacturers Natural Gas building E T Bcakels restau rantCommcrelal hotelMcNary Ken r l bird once too often cruises most Fred been nedys feed and livery stable the Can onsberg hotel the two city council buildings and McDowells Dicksons lumber yard The approximate insu rance is 50000 They Ilarned Like Tinder All the buildings but ono were frame and burned like tinder under the force of tho wind rise volunteer fire deportment with bucket brigades mould make no headway and the tele phone operator had barely time to raise by wire Washington and Pitts burgh calling for aid before being driven from tho building by the flames Thieve Heaped a Ilarreit All the guests at the hotels and tho people in the dwelling housessaved some of their valuables During tho progress of the fire thieves reaped a rich harvest In the west end of the town After tho fire a dozen of more families found their homes torn up tide down ou their arrival bed cloth- Ing groceries quccswarc in fact al most everything portable being car ned away Berlin Nov115A high official ot the German foreign office asserts that no communications or negotiations have occurred between the powers re garding the Philippines question Germany ho says has only commercial Interests to protect there Another Shipment of Alcohol for Japan Peorla 111 Npv 15 Another train load of alcohol billed to Japan hasbecn sent west It will be used in the man ufacturo of smokeless gun powder There wove 11 ears of 05 barrels each or 02020 gallons Irlnco George lieS Started for Ills rod In Crete Trieste Austria Nov 16 Prince George of Greece tim high commis sioner Vpf the powers in Crete Inn started for tie S1I111dl i 1 ill i i i1iiii Of ii rT IISilII dalions Wave crest Ware Jardi f Inicre and Fancy novelties for at A D I MADISONVLEKYSS PIIvPVV iJ I EARLINGTON OlIHJjt WISE UNNOTICED Physicians at Havana predict an other outbreak of fever CicnfucgoR Cuba may soon be made an open port under American tariff ratesJohn K Adams an old citizen ot Ilcllcvlllc Ill died from a stroke of paralysisThe hospitals arc found in a too unsanitry condition for use bv American troops Fire supposably the work of inccn diaries destroyed two business houses at Bunker lUll HI John B Cuneo and MrsFnnnle Howell were seriously shot by Mrs Cunco In Llttlo Hock Ark Tho Evansvllle Ind street lab opened Monday with great crowds ol visitors in attendance Lawyers will predominate in the next Missouri state senate but farm ers will rule tho lower house Tho lndependcnttobacco manufac turers and grocers have combined in a fight against tho Tobaco trust A convict dug out of jail at Kan kakce 111 and a horscthlct also es coped by putting u dummy in his bed The large store of C C Buckner ol Dcqucen Ark was destroyed by fire Monday Loss 700 insurance 3 000 Citizens of Columbia Mo are exer cued over a project to remove the Christian college from that city to So tulle Charles Boughncr aged 75 tIled at his home near Richmond lad He was one of tho wealthiest farmers In Wayne county John Crawford aped fifl ono of the tThat me oldest settlers In Sullivan county died at his home in Milan Mo from a stroke of paralysis John Hyde n negro freight brake man on tho Iron Mountain fell between cars at Walnut Lake Ark and was instantly killed Three moro casualties resultedMon day from tho race war in South Care line one of them n ncgress GO years old being wantonly shot to death Commander Harris who was in charge of tho Maria Teresa when abandoned lies been ordered to go with his men to Norfolk navy yard Mrs J W Black of Cunningham Tcnn was fatally burned while nlont with her babe Her clothing ignited from the fireplace She was subjected to epilepsy Tho mail driver between AlbertvilU and Dawson Ala was held up by highwaymen who carried off the mall sock ripped It open anti stole all the registered mutter Harry Dell a saloonkeeper of Clarks vllle Tenn shot n boy at Itusscllvillo Ky during an altercation The bullet passed entirely through tho body pro ducing a fatal wound Walter Thompson a 12yearold youth at Arab Ala was caught In the revolving shaft of his fathers gin Hli clothes were torn from him and hit arms broken in several places All grads of domestic refined were advanced n pound by JI American Sugar Refining Co and th DrBuffsCOUCH Will euro Croup without fail Tho best remedy for vrhooplngcongh Dosea 25 cU nt druggists if ji i theindependent IIlinoisresigned nnd Gay Tanner has recom mended LieutCol Edwin Swift oi theFourth vaskilledyard Ho was helping draw a steamci windlastbrokethe back cf the head him in atantlyVA sent on the New York stock exchange was sold Monday at 28000 the highest price in fifteen years The tcthennd tho generally prosperous condi tion of affairs A Victim ot Cancer Springfield 111 Nov UrJss Allen Cornenu is dead at 5U John hospital of cancer Tier father was treasurer ol tho Wabash railroad and she was the sister of Countess Joleaud de St Mau rice Paris France FIRE AND EXPLOSION roar Med Killed and Over a Dozen Injured During a fire at Hanover Mail Hanover Mars Nov 12Flre In the general store of C A Stearns was fol lowed by a terrific explosion which blew out the sides of the building kill Ing four men The Dead Michael Robert Sylvester Edgar Adams C A Peterson C A Tolman Over a dozen were injured principal ly among them beings C A Stearns the proprietor of the store who had one arm and leg broken his shoulder crushed and considerable burns about the bodyIMn DuUInf ton Booth Million Mont Clair N J Nov 15Mrs flab lington Booth wife of the Commander of tho Volunteers of Amcrlcahas gone to Chicago She goes at the solicita tlon of Gov Tanner and the warden of the Illinois state prison to provide a home for discharged prisoners in that city TILE RECENT ELCCTIOWS The Result Throughout the Country Dlla dleated by the Unofficial Returns With the exception of Maine Vcr mont and Oregon all the states In the union held elections on Tuesday anti the following governors were elected State Governors Pluralities CaliforniaHenry T Gage re soooc ColoradoCharles S Thomas fus 40000 ConnoctlcutG B LounsburytrepI 16000 ftaholFrnnkBteunenberK ruL 3OS- 5KanaasW 11 Stanley rep louoo Massachusetts Roger Wolcottrop S0333 Michigan llazen B rep 75008 Minnesota John Llnd fus16000NebraskaW J Poynter sua 100- 0NevadftRelnhold Sadler fus 17 New HampshIreF W Rolllnsrcp 8000 New F 12000 OruNorthW A Btono rep150OOO South CarollnaWKEIlerbedem100000 South DakotaAndrew H Leetus Tennessee Ben ton McMlllln dem 15000 TexasJoseph D dem2000Vi- sconslnfidward Sconeld rep 41000 WyomtngDe Forest Rlehardsrep 2000 c1aw re Florida Illinois Indiana Iowa Missouri Montana North Care tine Ohio and Utah elected minor state officers with tho following re suits Delaware rep 4000 plurality Florida dem 20000 plurality Illi nois rep 35000 plurality Indiana rep 15000 plurality Iowa rep 50000 plurality Missouri dem 30 00 plurality Montana tern 2000 plurality North Carolina dem 10 00 plurality Ohio rep 60000 plur tllty Utah dem 3000 plurality Tho following states elected legisla tures and the political complexion Is given helowSConnecticut rep California rep Idaho dem Illinois rep Town rep Kentucky dem Michigan rep elects United States senator Minnesota rep Montana dem Massachusetts rep New York rep sleets senator New Hampshire rep New Jersey rep elects sena tor North Carolina dem Nebraska rep elects senator Nevada rep Pennsylvania rep elects senator South Dakota rep Tennessee tern Texas dem Utah dem Virginia dem Washington rep elects senator Wisconsin rep Wei Virginia rep electa senator Wyoming rep elects senator Okla homa territory rep The Next House TIme following tables show the com position of tho next house as indicated by returns No con PopAlabamaArkansas 0 6 California 7 0 1 Colorado 2 2 Connecticut 4 4 Delaware 1 1 Florida 2 2 Georgia 11 11 Idaho 1 1 Illinois 22 II 8 Indiana 11 9 4 Iowa 11 U Kansas 8 71Kentucky 11 1 10 Louisiana 6 0 MaIne 4 4 Maryland G 4 2 7 7 Massachusetts 13 10 3 Michigan 12 12 Mississippi 7 7 15 3 12 Montana 1 1 Nebraska 0 4 2 Nevada 1 1 New Hampshire 2 2 New Jersey 8 62New York11 16 IS 1 North Carolina 9 9 North Dakota 1 1 Ohio 21 15 6 Oregon r 2 2 Iennsyivanla0 20 10 llhodo Island 2 2 South Catalina 7 7 South Dakota 2 2 Tennessee 10 28Texas 13 1 13 Utah 1 1 Vermont 2 2 Virginia 10 10 Washington 2 3 West Virginia 4 3 1 Wisconsin 10 10 vWyoming 1 1 Totals 357 181 169 fSenile Republicans M Democrats 27 and ollvorltes 8 Independent 1 Republican majority 10 ficGEES + 25C CHILL CURE I KNOCKS OUT CHILLS AND fCVER IiIM Is iC- oalalu us ae Ossnatal- I ci7 reZiMI- dIhhal II1U Bonu Sold by Gcorga King St Charles Ky o- i r Too Royal ii the klgkett grade b kbg powfc L I bow AcUI tOW It gee oa I third further tkaa say other bread I I1t POWDER AbsolittJyureS7 tlk ROYAL tUOM KHmtf to fctw YOIIoc S Something About the Chinch Bug The United States Department of Agriculture has In tress and will soon issue Bulletin No 15 Divi sion of Entomology entitled The Chinch Bug The chinch bug is one of the most destructive insects whit which the American farmer has to contend and the department receives many requests for information about it This bulleV tin is intended to meet this demand and gives many new facts concerning the life history and distribution of the species and the whole subject of the practicalShandling of its diseases in order to assist in its destruction is treated at length It says few insectsShave caused such pecuniary losses jas the chinch bug and no other insect native to the western hem sphere has spread its devastating hordes over a wider area of coun try with more fatal effect to the staple grains of North America It is widely distributed over the world and hibernates in the adult stage It is of gregarious habits andmigrates in spring summer and autumn The bulletin states that it would appear that this pest first made its presence known in this country in North Carolina in 1783 and mentions several serious outbreaks of the bug in the west the estimated losses from its ravages from 1850 to 1887 reaching 267000000 It also says that iff is believed that the losses up to 1898 amounted to fully 330000 000 Skilled Labor From Bradstreets Generally speaking the marketSfor41 skilled labor presents an appearance of unwonted activity Here and there a few strikes and lockouts present themselves but as a rule they are in industries that are seldom free from strife of this character These remarks do not however refer to the glass workers who could be working if they were not for squabbling among themselves It is in the iron and steel manufacturing industries good barometers of tradethat the brightest situation is found Work men skilled in the various trades allied to these industries find noSdifficulty in keeping busy at good wages Through the activity in- these lines others including the corner grocer the dry goods mer chant and soon along the line are all benefitted On the other hand there is said to exist a heavy oversupply of clerical workers in commercial lines but it is signifi cant that really good stenographers and typewriters male and female are reported scarce and comfort able salaries are easily obtainableSby competent people Mice tuning The mining of mica is the poetry of mining says Gotleys It is Impossible to conceive of a more exciting and fajclp allog employment The vela of micabear ing quartz lying between rocks of differentSformation has been fount The cap rock has been blasted away Little nigger heads small lumps of crumbling mica mixed with slate and other rock are grow log plentiful The rockis carefully exam food by the experienced miner and all In dlcalions are that mica win soon be found A blast is made The rock and debris are cleared away and tbera in the bottom is a block of the precious stuff a ragged corner showing itself black and glittering in the white quartz in which it is imbedded With the tips of the fingers the miner gently and affectionately brushes away theSdirt and small stones which partly cover it Its thickness is carefully noted its position In the rock is discussed and many a specu lation indulged in as toilssize and quality The hole is quickly drilled the small blast is made just loosening the rock and all eagerly crowd around as one of the men with his pick pulls away the broken stone There it lies a black Uttering mass9 or 10 inches across Its face 3 or 4 laches thick and irregular in shape AS all blocks of mica are A goodsized block and if solid and of a perfect cleavage will bo worth many dollars The excitement is not allayed however and will not be untilSthe block Is split open and we know how it looks inside It is a very bad thing to split open a block at the mine and contrary to all rules for there Is danger that the fine polished faces will be scratched and a skeet kavatbe s d4r Duv r f r I 5i SfI J J l j llLiJUrcrIT i- 1 y I V f 11ei ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manner x BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated bI Entered the PciloQce at Barllnnton IS Stcond Hit muter SUBSCRIPTION RATES JI VerltrlcllJlndnnc 1100 Six so t ThreeMontht II IS Single Copies Specimen mailed free on appilcatlont wanted In all bunt Address UI for particular i THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17 1898V C HON Tuos B REED will con tinue to be Speaker of the House The Republicans dont want a bet Iiter one and it is announced that 1 no other name will be mentioned I in that connection A HEAVY increase in the volume of money in circulation is shown by the October report of the Treas ury department The net increase for October amounted to 49979 390 Very good for one month MR BRYANS State Nebraska that is the State where he lives is all right The incoming Legis lature will be Republican on joint ballot and a Republican United States Senator is therefore assured I to succeed Senator Allen QUEEN VICTORIA confesses that she at first viewed with anxiety the marriages of English aristocracy with American girls But the dear girls have completely disarmed the good Queens fears and she is said to love them now Only she does not like the insinuations of mercen ary motives coupled with marriages of impoverished nobles THE Evansville Press Club have p cause for self congratulation over the success scored by their chrysanthemum and flower show and music carnival held last weekF They and the people of Evans Iyuleworked hard to make the en terprise a success and are doubt 4lesssatisfiedIf the box office receipts were sufficiently large t ADJUTANT GENERAL CORDIN rec Ii ommends that all officers below the rank of Major serving in the West Indies and the Phillipines receive while so serving the pay and allowance of the next higher grade and he recommends an increase of pay to noncommissioned officialsC Our soldiers are worthy of their hire and we should pay them well I TILE total volume of circulation November ist was 866575782 This was an increase of more than 159800000 as compared with November ist last year The per capita circulation based upon an- estimated population 75059000 is put by the Treasury officials at 2487 This is an increase of 164 as compared with the sameg date one year ago TilE Maria Teresa one of the Spanish warships sunk at San tiago July 3 was raised by Lieu tenant Hobson only to be sunk again in a storm November ist on her way to Norfolk But she has L been found again having drifted to Cat Island and wreckers arc to reclaim her once more from the warring elements The Maria Teresa luis become a ship with a 3marvelous history 4TIlEman Geo T Angell who is responsible for the intensely ego r tistical publication Our Dumb 1 Animals should be banished from this Home of the brave and land 1 of the free on the charge of treason f and colonized on one of the lesser Phillipines where while he wrote Philippics in defense of for lorn cats and lost dogs he might have time to reflect on his duty to Jus country and his countrymen I EXSECRETARY OK STATE WILLIAM II DAY is another one of our dis tinguished warriorstatesmen who will in all probability be appropri ately honored by his home people next year His friends say the p will bring him out for governor o t IOhio next year and believe if the I peace commission now at Paris I makes a favorable settlement with Spain Judge Day wilt be one o the most popular men in the coun s ry I ii OFFICIAL VOTE Hopkins County Election of Nov 81898 1 di- 1i c MAGISTERIAL l g PRECINCIe 0 R 14 DISTRICTS A Lr 0 n CI 1 I Vhite Plains 71 i 5 5 5- I 2 Norlonville 35 7 0 I CURTAIL 3 MortonGapS6 58 3 4 J 4 St Charles 31 53 I 5 5 Lake 57 21 2 28 EARLINGTOM 6 NortheastEarllngton8 32 3 36 7 Uarnsley 50 8 13 I 8 Court House 60 24 8 9 COURT HOUSE 9 Elk 38 26 4 3 10 Cotton 41 17 3 5 n Hanson69 lei II 13 HANSON 12 Vest Hanson 42 I 16 2 13 Oak Wall 41 5 5 I I 14 North Nebo34 29 I South Nebo63 23 2 4 NEnIS Dafton40 18 o 4 17 Silent Run66 19 2 2 18 Charleston39 32 I 0 CHARLESTON 19 Dawson83 32 i 3 20 llslcy 36 78 i 0 21 101111 53 29 7 10 22 Kitchen 80 27 il 7 MILL 23 lohDltOut 51 17 8 I J 24 Rlcbland 5 5 3 2 Totall 1278 S8 lot 147 TilE Goebel Election Commission rs of Bracken county have made the initial move in accord with the spirit of that outrageous law They have thrown out a pre cinct with the necessary number of votes to defeat Pugh Republican in the district Pugh had the dis trict by twenty majority over Vii hams Democrat and they count out this precinct and give the latter eight majority The excuse given for their action is that elect ion officials closed the polls and went to dinner Doubtless when Pugh contests Williams seat in Congress things will be set right The Countrysl3usiriess Business is still good and getting better The results of the elec tions add to the brightness of the of the outlook R G Dunn andI Co says The country has safely passed the trial of off year election Before this elec tion everything except political uncertainties favored business enlargement Tbe volume of trade has been tbe greatest ever known In October and the greatest ever known in any month except December 1892 And Bradstreets financial review puts it thus As a result of tbe congressional elec lions which are construed as meaning that the free silver issue will disappear tbe se curities market in the latter part of IbeI week developed greater activity and decided strengtbICropsIThe November report of the statistician of the Department of Agriculture gives 248 bushels as the average yield per acre of cornJ for the United States according toI preliminary reports from the de partments correspondents The preliminary estimate last year was 237 bushels The yield in theI principal corn states will be about as follows Ohio Indiana andI Missouri lead with an average of 36 bushels Pennsylvania and Iowa 32 Illinois 30 Nebraska 21 i- Kansas 19 Kentuckys average yield is about 23 bushels The estimated average yield of hay is 155 tons per acre Last year it was 142 tons The present average is the highest on record and in quality the best surpassing cropIwas ever gatheredThe average yield of Irsh potatoes is 752 bushels per acre and the average quality is highI Stamp Tax and Express Com panies There is nothing in the war jrev enue act to prohibit express companies from requiring shippers to pay the stamp tax imposed by the act This is the gist of the decis ion rendered by Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court at New York last week He said that as between individual citizens whether they be individuals ex press companies common carriers or whatnot there was a right to decree who should bear the burden of the service rendered and the expense of the rendition of that service There was he said no express language in the act prohibiting the carrier from requiring the shipper to pay the in crease of expense of performing the act of transportation which the affixing of the stamp imposes upon the carrier and believing that restrictions of the right to contract should not be spelled out of any uncertain language he felt constrained to hold that the act had not prohibited carriers from requiring persons tendering goods for transportation to pay to the carrier the increased cost of the service The case goes to higher courts rThe population of England has from 4000000 in the Elizabethan era to 10000000 today recentlyrsion that tire wife pay the husband alimony y THIRD ARRIVES SAFELY Royal Welcome for the Kentucky Boys by the Georgians Columbus Ga Nov z4The Third Kentucky regiment pitched tents within one mile of this city this morning after an unusually tiresome journey of about six hundred miles All three battalions of the regiment arrived here last night before 10 oclock and officers and men remained on the cars until this morning While en route from the station to the camp the regiment met with a royal welcome at the hands of the good Southern people The streets along the line march were crowded with hos pitable spectators many of whom treated the soldiers to cakes and other delicacies After arriving at the scene of the camp the men had but little trouble pitching their tents Floors had been laid by Capt B B Davis corps and as a result of preliminary arrangements it is one of the best camps the regiment has ever occupied The location is at the end of a street car line and is thereby rendered more convenient than any had expected Col Smith on arrival reported to Gen Wiley Brigadier Commander and tomorrow the Third will get down to its regular duties The officers and men are delighted with Columbus and the people here spare no pains to give the Kentuckians a hearty welcome Columbus is a city of about 25000 modern enough to be progressive and old enough to be hospitable Thl Third is brigaded with the First Virginia which arrives here tomorrow and the One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana which arrived some days ago The latter named regiment and the Thirdare on the best of terms and the Ken tuckians dined with the Hoosiers today and enjoyed themselves hugely KragJorgensen guns will be issued to the Third within a week preparatory to the Cuban ex peditior The Enemys Country From the GlobeDemocrat Tuesdays vote shows Bryan that Nebraska is part of the en emys country GOVERNORS NEWLY ELECTED Twelve Republicans Three Dem ocrats and Six Fushlonists Chosen From the Chicago InterOcean The Governors elected Tuesday in the various states with their pluralities are as follows PluralitiesCJ1oinlaienryT Cio4pCharies S Thomas lu 40000 16000JdahCXanaaW E S4nLcr Rep roooo 1o9iMlc1tIqceNeb1I1kaWNevada Reinhold adrerlFojqq8miNewJcrseyPoerMRooievelt Rep tom 6000lDemooboib iSoooJ4IcYyoinlng1e Good Goods Well Advertised Going the rounds of the press is an item stating that tbe Royal Baking Pow der Company is the largest advertiser in America Of course tbe business itself must be an enormous one to justify so great an expenditure in publicity There is no fallacy more dangerous than that success can be gained by advertising an article of indifferent merit Out given an article of the highest quality like Royal Baking Powder which when the house keeper has once used she finds If she de sires tbe best food she cannot do without then tbe greatest measure of success is at tamed by keeping it continually before the public Great merit and good advertising are both esselial to make a product a great success Tbe Royal Baking Powder pos ceasing tbo first its proprietors have wisely used the second and tbe result is apparent throughout the land The Royal believe that there is no medium for advertising like tbe newspapers since in these enlightened days everybody reads them I Mrs C H McGary went fo Henderson Wednesday morning to be with her friend Mrs Geo T OIBryah in the trying time of her Husbands last illness and death ELECTION OPINIONS What Some Leaders Think of the Result and Outlook ChaIrman Babcock Chairman Babcock is feeling very jubilant over the late election He says The result is a magnificent indorsement of the President and the Republican administration and will have a greater and more farreaching influence upon the future of this country than any election held for many years It continues and entrenches in power a soundmoney party that will be in harmony with the President and one on which he can rely to sustain his administration and legislate on the great questions growing out of the recent war in a satisfactory and harmonious manner On national issues there never was a question as to the result of the election but the danger that I saw two months ago came from local differences and from overcon fidence and general apathy on the part oi the Republicans We lost five districts in the East that the committee had be lieved would be held namely one in Massachusetts and four in New York but we captured about the same number of districts in the extreme West that few thought it possible to carry thus leaving the Republican majority in the House just about as the committee had estimated it a fortnight before I feel that the most valuable re sult of the election to our country generally is that it stamps out the freesilver and fiatmoney idea for many years to come The makeup of the Senate will be such that soundmoney control cannot be disturbed for at least eight years Therefore business men producers laborers and financiers can rest assurred that no disturbance of the finances can occur during that long period which I expect will be one of the greatest fruitfulness Even if some miracle should give us a freesilver House and a freesilver President the Senate will stand as a bulwark against fiat money or other destructive legislation I Senatr Cullom of Illlnoli The Republicans have gained the Senate and held a majority of the House which means that Pres ident McKinley is backed by the people It means that the peo ple appreciate that the war was well conducted that it was brought to an end in a very short time that its results are far reaching and that they are willing to stand by him in his present pol icy of settlement with Spain There are other causes too for the Republican successes Times have improved as they never fail to improve under Republican rule People are employed there are very few men idle who want to work and the causes of discontent are largely done away with- I dont know about Bryan be ing the Democratic candidate in 1900 I see that his own State sat down on him hard and if he is losing his hold on his own State his influence with his party must be on the wane Doubtless Bryan will want to be a candidate in 1900 but the doubt in my mind is whether his party will have him Senator John M Thuraton United States Senator John M Thurston says The sweeping victory in the West including Nebraska means the unconditional indorsement of President McKinleys administration the conduct of the war and his foreign policy The battle was fought on the straight gold stand ard platform and the result in my judgment absolutely eliminates free silver as a national issue in 1900 The entire tendency of independent voters is to return to old party allegiance with permanent gain to the Republican party from the best element of pemocracy and Populists efrer7 aic Secretary of the Treasury Qage said The people have again by their votes vindicated the financial policy of the Republican party which has been one of honest money Wherever the issue be tween free jcoinajje on the one hand and sound money on tbc other has been raised during the recent cam paign sound money has proved the victor 4s a national issue I think frao coinage js a cjosecj in cident Good crops will kjll any financial heresy One heresy after another has gone down before gen eralprosperityAfter man wants the best dollar he can get Only dis honest men would pay their debts in cheap dollars I think the busi ness outlook most excellent We shall soon embark on an expansion- of trade which promises great re suits Mr Dlntlt- yRepresentative Dingley chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee said The recent elections have set tied to my the fact that the i i i 1 I I t f people of the West arc no longer wedded to what is known as the silver craze Of course every man believes in silver as money The great question at issue has always been how far shall we go or rather how tar will it be safe to go in the direction of free coinage Sound money is making converts everyday in the Vest And what has done as much as anything to fight the battle for it in that territory is the increased prosperity of the peo pie there LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS I There are about 36000 locomotives In service on railroads in the United States nearly onethird passenger and the rest freight and switching locomotives During the fiscal year ending June 30 1897 the railways of the country paid Sn 000000 for the A of cars owned by pri vate part1V mainly iu tbe freight service It Is announced that tbe D O Com pany has ordered 3000 additional cars which will be built by the Missouri1will be built by the Missouri Car Foundry Co of St Louis The cars are needed to meet the Increased business of tbe company Tbe annual Inspection of the Henderson division took place last Sunday and Mon day and while there was a great deal of projected work still uncompleted we expect to bear a good report of the condition of the road as regards tbe great Improve ments in the way of embankments and ditching Supervisor Sullivan has returned from his trip on the inspection train and Is of the opinion that Foreman Cates of the Mannlngton section will still retain the board for the best section on this division and that the best section on the L N system is to be found on the St Louis division That division ought to have good track not many trains to bother the men from work while over here it Is with difficulty that work can be done between trains While the soldiers were being moved from Lexington Ky to Colnmbns Ga several accidents occurred by the men be log run over by the cars and tbe loss of legs was the result While of course ac cidents occur on railroads It often happens that too liberal a use ef intoxicants given the soldiers through the hospitality of friends sometimes plays an important part In casualties Tbe telegraph office at Mannington has been opened for the winter and Operator Crosswise is there holding the fort Tbe Henderson division made a good showing last Saturday as 950 cars were handled that day Whllethe I C shows a decrease In the receipts of October this year when compared with the same month of last year the L N shows an Increase But the loss of passenger traffic on account of yel low fever is thought to be the cause of tbe decrease in I C receipts Tbe only train that fails to stop at Earl ington is the Inspection train and we take it for granted that they thought an In spection of the shops here wo ld give them no grounds for complaint Brakeman Duel Taylor of Frankfort Ky employed by the C 0 was knocked down on top of a freight trait one night last week by some unknowxI obstacle and rendered life was saved by his clothing catching on a nail and preventing his body from roil- Ing to the ground He was found whet the crew missed him and made search Qco T OBryan Dead Geo T OBryan the popular and promising young railroad man who is so well known to the peo pie of Earlington died at his home in Henderson yesterday morning Wednesday November iGth 1898 of an affection of the lungs He recently was brought back home after a very brief trip to the moun tains of the Vest which was under taken in the vain hope that he might be benefitted The funeral will be at Owensboro today Train leaves Henderson with the remains at 7 oclock this morning The wife and several small children are left to mourn the loss Geo T OBryan was agent for the Louisville and Nashville railroad at this place some years ago Afterwards he was agent at Evansville and when his poor health forced him to abandon work he was in charge of that companys business at Henderson an efficient and trusted employe The de ceased had the entire confidence of his employers and possessed many friends There are six schools in Ireland where Irish is taught Delicate fTheyanything in particular The- yatnoughbutkeepthinand i r If pale ppe r lairlywell Jav P9 trength You f cannot say theyare really sick an4 so you them chicate Whanhcdoncforth1emi bsJ p1YP1tve heed Jl filing fbr ft flunricr S ecu jry Givs them r stows Emulsion IofCotLiver Oil v Mt Hypo 1 phoifihitft It has post re nourishing power h IItgives color to the bloo 2 brings strength to the musa des It adds power to nerves It means robust health and vigor Even deli r cate infants rapidly gain in flesh if given a amount three or four times each day r Sot and 100 I all drar iU SCOTT BOWNE ChcmbU New YotkI jJ Tried Friends Best Forthirty y arsTutts Pills have proven ablessing to the invalid Are truly the sick mans friend A Known Fact Forbilious headache dyspepsia sourstomachmalariaconstipa tion and all kindred diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE DOWN IN TilE MINES The mine foreman of the Cooperative Coal Company at Uarnsley resigned last week and his successor has been chosen Q The miners slrika at Tracy City 1enn has been settled and work again resumed after some concessions by both sides I Even the silver miners of the far wcs have concluded that the Republican party Is their beb friendanti so last Tuesday voted accordingly The miners of this place certainly broke the record last week when a majority of them remained away from the polls pro ferring work to voting A conference between operators and Union labor representatives was held at Central City last week for the purpose of adjusting a wage scale Tbe miners of Dekoven are still striking A bad position to be in when cold stormy winter weather approaches and when both miner and family need extra food and clothing Tbe burning of the engine house at tbe Crabtree mines last week caused the company some loss of titan and money Supt Salmon has been on the lookout for a new boiler to replace the old one which it hrst was thought to be badly damaged but which he now thinks can be usedSecretary Atkinson was out looking after hIs companys Interest and be informs us that they are kept busy these days Tilling orders for coal He accounts for the good business they do on the ground that his company always does tbe fair thing by all consumers and are ready at all times to promptly fill orders The Crabtree mine is now running at full capacity and is unable to fill orders We understand that more miners are wanted tbereand that they have a man on the lookout for them Rumor says that the lire which consumed the tip and building at Ibe Taylor mines near Providence was caused by In cendiaries but there has been no proof ad vanced to support tbe charge Now tbe report comes that after tbe sac rifice of life and property the trouble at Virden Ills has been settled upon the terms demanded before the strike fbs following dispatch from tbe scene of trouble as appeared in the St Louis Globe Democrat There was great rejoicing in this city today when it was announced that the differences between the ChicagoVirden Coal Company and the striking miners had been settled by agreement and that operationImining difficulty and that settlement was even remote between the two contending parties would have been a matter of great satisfaction to all the people of this city in fact to the entire county So on re ceipt of the good news there were demon strations of joy During the last few days the colored men who succeeded in landing on October 12 have quietly left for their former Ala bama homes leaving the entire works without men to mine sufficient coal to run their engines Such a condition could not last long without great loss to tbo companyInformation from the conference In Chicago and that which is entirely relia ble leads to tbe belief that the company has so far agreed to the following Tbe payment of the 400 scale Tbe appointment ofa new superintendent in the place of Fiv Lukins Tbe appointment of a new pit boss Tbe miners bad demanded of the company that the stockadeba removed before the shaft start to work On that point the company at first refused and still held out until the men agreed to do tbe work without expense to the company- In a conference with Ed Cahill of the Miners Union President Loucks of the coal company agreed to the above de mantis The main office of the company instead of being in this city as formerly will remain in Chicago If the following special to tbe Globe Democrat be true there seems to be ser- Ious trouble brewing at Pana Illinois but why call on Governor Tanner when betakes tbe View that tbe negro miners there are exconvicts from Alabama and deserve no protection It has now become fully known to the operators that the strikers new rifles ar rived in Assumption from Chicago on Thursday and were brought overland to Pana A letter and a telepbope message from Assumption verify tbe report Tbe guns it is said were purchased in Chicago by two strike leaders who are known to have been there this week A number of the strikers have new Winchesters and Marlins It is reported that a city official taklDgfScI1 says The yirden riot will not be PaDaInent citizens arc very anxious that the matter be investigated anti that guns of any description be seized They declare openly that tbe shotgun business has goner far enough that the city is in gre danger qovernorfciafe tbe seriousness of the affair Pana Is fairly brlstlipg with Winchesters and fllp1 prylts gf Republican Rijle paJPtalgages since the eleption pi McJCin ley North Pakota has paid orfI i ooooooo Kansas jhjo 000000 rand Bryans state of New Nebraska 40000000 During the first year McKinley administra tion American farmers sold to for reign countries over 5000000 worth of farm animals more than they sold during the last year of Clevelands administration while the value of their own farm ani mals increased 326000000 New York Mail and Express j1f ri J oj 1 f J- ti 1 r J 1 STORE NEWS IA ft tVTVVV Thingsin tt4 St Bernard Store t j Departments tTjFullStock tShoes for Everybodyt nowtAs we always have so have we best things on earth in 4the of any age Nothing but Itmost substantial and genuine stock I tSpecinltiesForMen The best things from the 4Forfactory of J S Nelson IIt Fall Winter Clothing tvariety of HONEST SUB ilsiLarge and Stylish Goods La tCut and Finish NOTHING 4jfA B1anketsI f Big and Broad ahd Thick and Warm tof Sheeps Wool Elegant things Cheap Genuine Goods All I I 4and Bargains tit Overcoatsi tt EverybodyQuality tI Warm GoodsV Strong Goods No 4troubleto buy as it takes so little money 4if 41 Millinery tNobby selections of late styles in Sail 1 Aorsand Walking Hats Also a Choice 4 H1 of Caps for children and little tots i3 ICapes Jackets Itvariedassort latest of La At dies and Child rcns Capcs and 4Jacketsat prices any I cant them andIIt tGrOCerleSv ANo other stock so corn Land fresh outside a rlarge city Every neces g sary and luxury that isV 4VLIe in our Big Grocery Depart ment aqd as to canned goods 4I1iEtV eyerythiig in ppi LQ Frp t A 7egettb1e SyrUJrJfMe t IItJ Fish canned by canners can can We cant tellthe stoL talkeOloic if C Ru WILLARD HOTEL W S MILLER JR MAJJAOER BEST 2 and 350 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE 2 f u If 1tpo r IF j V r br4L r r rrw- To I j et ee 23tj ZJitbustru we tLfjrtoc LOCAL NEWS Mr Dugan representing H E Bticklen Co of Chicago was here Monday Mr j J McGregor found an umbrella Sunday as ho was returning from tlio funeral He says the owner can have it by identifying Singing again tonight at the- M E Church South The plan is to have choir rehearsal each Thursday night All singers in vilcd to attend and take part to Rev It M Wheat will preach 12 again Sunday next morning and evening at the M E Church t South The holding of quarterly meeting with the Earlington con j prcgation last Sunday has put three V consecutive Sunday services at v that churchi M i Rev Geo H Hayes presiding elder of the Henderson district M E Church South held the first quarterly meeting for the year on the Earlington and Nebo circuit x here last Saturday and Sunday lie also held his first quarterly meeting for the Madisonville stat tion on the same days preaching S here Saturday and Sunday morn Lings and at Madisonville in the evening The Bachelor Maids met with tMisses Bourland Saturday even- S ing at 7 30 Miss Celeste Moore read a paper the subjectof which was All things come round to Sliitn who will but wait It was discussed at some length asp were also various other subjects Then followed plans and surges tions for future work games etc and all the girls declared they had spent a pleasant evening tevI H Teel pastor of the Earlington congregation Christian church was home Monday after holding a meeting in the pros perous little town of Pembroke He had ten additions to the Pem broke congregation Mr Ted re lO tsthat town as thriying and mentioned as among new improve ments and projected industries the the fine new Methodist church and the wagon factory and machine shop j factorywwhich is tobe established Mr Ted has now gone to Wallonia y Trigg count to hold another i meeting ODentistryJ Dr It T Dishman of Spring ffx tfield Term will be in Earlington it ion Tuesday November 22nd and v will remain two weeks prepared to do all kinds of Dental Work o- nt tile most scientific principles Satisfaction guaranteed Terms rfv Treasonable cff f New Music I Prof C G Pfatcnhauer has com pleted some new musical composi tions which he will probably pub Ihishi at an early date and he is in coiruspondcnce with music plate makers He has heretofore put out some quite attractive music and the indications arc that Ins latest compositions are Ins best Admiral Sampson in an after dinner speech said Ladies our arms arc your de fense Your arms are our recompensel And then some people say that man docsnt know his business Go Honl Society Times Third Kentucky Tho Third Kentucky Regiment U S V stopped a short while at Bowling Green Saturday on their way to Columbus Ga where they go to enter winter camp The la dies ol Col Smiths home gave the boys lunch and a general ovation was tendered them by the people of Bowling Green and many visit ing Kentuckians from tins end of the State Among the visitors were Messrs D A Morton H H Holcman Orlcah Prilehctt of Madisonville Mrs T W Gardi ncr of Hopkinsvillc Eldrcd Davis while doing guard duty at a car door was compelled to knock down with the butt of his gun a private who insisted on going out of the cir door against orders At Nashville the colored cook of Co F Owcnsboro fell under the train and both legs were cut off It was not John Capt Burch fields cook as was at first feared hereLieutenant Paul P Price with a detachment of men was left at Lexington to put things to rights on the abandoned camp site before proceeding to join his regiment Died Mrs Lenna Holt wife of Mr Ed Holt formerly of this place died of a pulmonary affection Fri day night November n 1898 at her home in Nashville after a lin gcriqg illness The remains were interred in the Earlington ceme tery Sunday morning November 13th The deceased was a daughter ofi Mrs S A Corclicr and a sister of Dr Albert Cordier of Kansas City MoEugene Cordier qf Han son KyMrsJ T Beall of Nash ville Tcnn Mrs Dick Williams of Empire Ky and Mrs Lillian BeaU of Cedar Rapids Iowa The deceased had many friends in EarJ ington Mad Cov Attacks a Boy A small boy son of Mrs Manus who teased a cow with a young calf by flaunting a red string before her one day last week in the lot of the St Bernard office stable was chased by the enraged animal and only the timely arrival of help pre vented a terrible accident The boy escaped but in her rage the cow knocked off one of her horns She had the child down at one time The cow was a valuable Jersey and the property of Mrs J B Atkin son Went to the Flower Show Mr M B Long and wife Mr N I Toombs and wire Miss Ce leste Moore Paul M Moore of Earlington and Miss Eula Long Mrs John Long Mr and Mrs I Bailey Mr and Mrs C L Ross Miss Morton Mrs James B Ross Mrs W P Ross of Madisonville were among the visitors last week to the Evansville Flower and Chrysanthemum Slow and Music Carnival STATE OP OHIO CITY OP TOLEDO l ssILUCAS COUNTY r FRANK J CIIENBY makes oath that be is the senior partner of the firm of F CIIKNBY Co doing business In tho City of Toledo County and State nforcsaidand that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and evory case of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURB FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this Cih day of December A D 1886 I 5 A W GLEASON 1SIAL jNotary Public Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ol tho sysjcm Send for tesll monials free F 1 CIIBNBBY Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 730 Halls Family Pills are the best It is estimated that the Dead Sea lying in the hottest region of the globe loses 1000000 tons of water a day by evaporation ir Cttoi Spruce Gnm Batiam tlio noi uirAKaiit and reliable remedy for COUlfblcold tfuaii and alt orenei of the throat chest ana magi Larga bottlei SSc and SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store ShodI uuu I THE CAREFUL M1N CAN jJV tate cqIna have downed oday a Shoe thats all a Good Shpe should he Here are combined Fit Styej EcorjornyHH mHE footwear problem is not so difficult as T jt s6ems if taken in the right way Con fidence in the seller and confidence in the Shoe together ia combination hard to beat We stanti right behind the Shoes we Sen you for good Shoesj and the maker of them stands righneliufcTHSSoAssortment not aurpassed Style at the opPrIccs at the bottom r J Our Fall and Winter Shoes are now in w1 II i il BI5HUP COlVIPANY MADISONV1LLE KY 1 IWVOUflMONYUACIC tflene + UP x JJu A WESTERN LETTERIs fir J E Kemp Writes ol C oradof And His Experience There A LAND OF MAGNIFICENT SCENERY And Beautiful Weather Where the Invalid Gains Hope and Health and Strength DEAR Mu EDITOR When one has nothing to do and a fairly good excuse for doing it U is a mighty hard matter for him toI do something 1or a long time I have been laying off to write a few lines for Tits BEE but as my doctor insisted that I should do nothing I have Uad a good excuse for put ting off this pleasant task I am writing without the aid of encyclopedia or almanac and if I do nots appear to know much you may know the reason why I am on a ranch or farm as we would call it in Kentucky forty seven miles south of Denver and two miles from the Denver and Rio Grande railroad and at an elevation of about 7200 feet We are about p000 feet higher than Denver and 1000 feet higher than Colorado Springs The air here is exceed ingly pure light and dry Nothing decays but everything dries up Wheat stubble cut in September is as bright today as when cut Grass on the prairie cures into excellent hay range cattle fatten on it through the winter The dead an imals of the farm arc never buried but arc dragged off a short distance and no offensive odor ever arises from them There arc no buzzards here Coyotes are the scavengers coining into the yard at night and picking up what refuse there may be suiting their taste The farming season here is so short that farm products are lim ited to hay wheat oats and pota toes These all do well Wheat averages about 1600 pounds to the acre oats about 1200 and potatoes about 3000 pounds without ir rigation These yields arc easily- doubled where the land is irrigated The soil is black and sandy and in some places is filled with coarse gravel No fertilizer is used Manure from the barn is dumped into the creek piled in some out of the way place or used to repair the public roads No fruits are grown here Cabbages beans peas carrots and turnips arc about the only garden products These do much better than I have ever seen before The nights are always cool Blankets remain on the beds throughout the year I Use no more covering now than I did in Aug ust Snow the first of September and the first of May is expected Sunny days arc always pleasant if the wind does not blow Tho prevailing wind Is from tIm South and is always cool and disagreeable All winds here arc quite cool The wind from tile South is so strong and so constant that the branches of our shade trees all incline to wards the North Cattlo raising and dairying arc important industries This ranch Includes about 1200 acres and sup ports 150 head of cattle shorthorns mainly and Galloways About fifty cows are milked now giving from two to six gallons of milk a day No butter except lor home use is made The milk and cream are shipped to market Soon after birth the calf is taken from its mother and fed on warm skimmed milk from a bucket Calves at a- year old sell for about 25 a head and at three years old sell for 45 milk cows from 60 to 100 This gives some idea of the profitin cattle raising It cost very little to winter them here Shorthorns arc the popular breed because they aro good milkers and make most excel lent beef are hardy and grow rap idly They weigh from 800 to laoo pounds There are few more beautiful sights than a herd oif shorthorncattle alhred with a few white spots or roans with redears All horned cattle ace dehorned either as calves by pinching the ho ns of or sawing then off when olderDrinking water here is excellent always cqld I thought some weeks ago that your genial hoss editor might come out to spend a few weeks with me He is my good fricndand for his sake I instituted inquiries and found that the llfire- water of this region is also good and when mixed with this cold spring water lemons etc no ice is necessary to make a medjcjnc that is really palatable The atmosphere here is exceedingly clear We are twenty miles from the Forth Worth railroad and on still days we can clearly see the smoke of up grade going freight trains Objects miles away appear to the average Easterner to bo but a short distance The only trouble some insects hero are house flies They are very numerous and nearly every cabin eveti4s supplied with screen doors and windows The scenery here is lovely I I T 5 iff have never seen such beautiful sun ets or cloud banks of such gorgeous colors The mountains are grand and to the weary careworn invalid are a blessing indeed There is in the world no better place than this in which to rest and grow strong The first two weeks I was here I gained seven pounds in flesh In something over three months I have gained more than twenty pounds have lost a troublesome cough am brighteyed full faced and vigorous I came here almost a bedridden victim of tubercolsis This week I go on the road drumming for a Denver school supply house My experience gives some idea of what this climate will do for the consumptive the weary and worn who come here in time Now Mr Editor what I have aid applies simply to my own sur roundings and of course to a very small area of this large State- sWith very best wishes for TilE BEE and all its readers I am Mr Editor Yours truly 1 E KEMP I J Noes Ranch Greenland Colo A Narrow Escape Thankful word written by Mrs Ada E Hart of Groton S D Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs cough set In and finally terminated in Consumption Four3octors gave me up saying I could live but a short time I gave myself up to my Savior determined if I could not stay with my friends onI earth I would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds I gave ItI trial took In all eight bottles It has cured me and thank God I am saved and now a well andt healthy woman Trial bottles frrr at Si Bernard Drug Store Regular size Soc and floo Guaranteed or price refunded New Stewards At the business session of the quarterly meeting held on Saturday at the M E Church SouthI this place the following board of stewards was elected for the Earl t ington congregation E E Stodg lull and Thos Wooten reelected J W Twyman and W O Toyt Following is the board chosen for Nebo John F Jones George Eudaley Mr Crowder reelected Dr Ferguson John F Jones was elected district stcwardIThe Eagle King of ill Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and die tinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granu lated Sold by all dealers at 25 cents Tobacco Sales at Owensboro Owensboro Ky Nov i4Fa vorable weather caused another rush of tobacco 1898 crop today Most of it went direct to factories but seventynine loads were sold at auction The best leaf and lugs sold for eight dollars and trash for one dollar uniformly except one load which brought two dollars per hundred That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you If you used Dr Kings New Life Pills Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health Easy to take Try them Only 35 cents Money back if not cured Sold by St Bernard Druggist Died Miles Rippey aged 64 years liv ing at Hecla mines died of remit tant fever Monday night about g 9 oclock The remains were in terred at the Earlington cemetery Monday afternoon The deceased was the stepfather of Wes Cody of Hecla Letter List The following letters remain uncalled for In the Earlington postoffice and will be sent to the dead letter office unless called forArnold MrJ Buckner Mrs Lucy Barnett Treasy BradleyMrs Rossie Dane H Driven GW Dukes Miss Dora Fox Arthur J Fuller Mr Ben Gaitber Mr James McGregory JP HunlerMiss Maggie Hampton MrsLaura Long Thos O 1 Piggott W Phelps John Parker O S Purnell Miss Sidney ParkerJo Smith Mr Tomle Stored Miss Bale SlevensElirabethP Vickery Mr Wm Wilson Dick Willisms T H4 Wilbert J H C G BpniNQN Postmaster NOV iiiaa flje fliq 4 Ilppdw Qolli MIIIt lcatW10 3 tattle ol Dr Ottos Spruce Gnm Bat II the return arelrrelter than a half latereat In Health an buyloitBewareSold by St Bernard Drug blare Benefit Public Libraries Captain Richard Keene the late war correspondent of the New York Times will deliver an illustrated lecture in Earlington at As sembly Hall Saturday night Nov in He will relate his experiences with the army and over 50 homor ous and pathetic incidents of camp life describing the fights he witnessed at Santiago Also 160 views 61 foreign lands will be shownAdmission adults 25 cents chit dren 10 cets Tickets on sale at St Bernard Store rCoUlfhod aYcsrao I suffered for 25 years with a cough and bundredsof dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells PlneTarHgney This remedy makes Weakjnngs strong jibes saved my life J LE Koseil Granlsburg III Go tcj Youngs for nice repair work o our ShOeS rJiY FIRE AT CRABTREE ConI Boiler House Destroyed and tents Damaged Last Week Claim Already S ttled by Royal Insurance Co On Wednesday night of last week the gth instant about 8 oclock a small blaze occurred at Crabtree mines which destroyed the boiler house at the tipple of the Crabtree Coal Mining Com panys mine and damaged the contents It was the boiler that sup plied the power to propel the machinery of the shaking screen but was not very near the tipple structure and the latter escaped damage The loss was covered by insurance The company was not interrupted in its work but loaded coal right along using the bar screens until they could again put power behind the shakers On Tuesday the claim was settled and the loss paid in full by the Royal Insurance Company through Paul M Moore resident agent at Earlington before the loss was a week old The amount paidwas 23538 Horse Sales Messrs Barnett Arnold liverymen and horse dealers of this city have advertised a big sale of horses to be held at Madisonville Saturday the iglh instant and at Providence the following Mon day 21st Mr Barnctt Snd Mr Geo Lynn have been in St Louis for sonic days getting the run of he market and purchasing such stock as is most desirable for this section There will be somcmules in the lot also- Spains Greatest Need Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona Spain spends his winters at Aiken S C Weak nerves bad caused severe pains In the back of his bead On using Electric Bit ers Americas greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy all pain soon left him He of says this grand medicine is what his country needs All America knoVrs cures liver and kidney trouble purifies the blood tones uptbe stomach strengthens the nerves puts vim vigor and new life into every muscle nerve and organ of the body If weak tired or ailing you need it Every bottle guaranteed only jo cents Sold by St Bernard Druggist Wants the Whole Town The widow of George L Helm has brought suit through Attorney W E Garth of Bowling Green involving 750 acres of land in Mc Lean county including the whole town of Sacramento The widow claims herhusband disposed of this property without her legal consent Weak Byej ire Made Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the nse of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists Worth a Million to Lexington Lexington Ky Nov zxConfservative business men that the encampment of troops here during the past three months has been worth 1000000 to Lex ington in trade This estimate includes the money spent by the Government by the soldiers and officers and by visitors who came because the soldiers were here A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn Scald Cut or Bruise Buckltns Arnica Salve the best in the world will kill the pain and promptly heal It Cures Old Sdres Fever Sores Ulcers Boils Felons Corns all Skin Eruptions Best Pile cure on t earth Only 25 cts a box Cure guaran teed Sold by St Bernard Druggist Thanksgiving BallhThe boys are still booming the P Thanksgiving ball and say pros pects are very bright for a good attendance and a happy time To Cure a Cold In One Day o Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if It fails to cure 2SC The genuine has L B Q on each tablet Richland H II Crablree who has been suffering with bloodpoison fpr some time is able to be out again and his friends hope for F his speedy recovery He was bitten slightly on the hand by a dog four weeks ago the bite developing into bloodpoison- The local sportsmen are with us now Tobacco selling is on in earnest sales reported arel R D Poole 7 87 i E t W Fox JG around I Waverly Hibbs 625 around F M Webstcr 87 tj i More has been sold at different pices those P quoted above being the highest Some are dancing to the tune of haint solda yet JI CASTORIA i For Infants and Childrena The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of W R Smiths College Lexington ICy in where hundreds of clerks farmer boys and others have investj ed 60 to 90 for tuition and board anJeducation and are now getting 1000 over a year Read ad and keep this notice for reference Remember that in order your letters may reach this college address only Gen VR SMITH Lexington Ky The United States has 47668 coke ovens Pennsylvania 26910 OUR OUARANTCB SlQpOO IN GOLD Wo wilt pay One Hundred Dollartln Goldfrt ny and CIO of cough Bad colds when no benefit Is derived from the HM of Dr Otto I tlprnee Gum Balsam It contain nothing In i rloal and ii 10 pleasant to take Ilewaie of Imitation Sold by St Bqrnard Drugstore Youngs shqe shopquick repairs reaspnable rates r t Does Your illicit Ache In constant pain when on your feet 1 Is that dragging pulling sensation with you from morn nightWhy 1 put tho medicinetexactlyontho not apply the euro right to tho spot itself 1 You can do it with prAyers cherrg Pectoral PluslevImmediately Plaster is applied you feel1oits warming soothing fluenco Its healing remedies quickly penetrate down deep into the inflamed tissues Pain is quieted soreness is relieved and strength imparted No plaster was ever made like It quicklyBndbad such complete control over all kinds of pai- nPlaced over tho chest it is a powerful nut to Ayers Cherry Pectoral relieving congestion and drawing out all inflammation Ton XAIK nr ALT tin root rr J C AYER CO lowell Man r THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINMENT To Be Given by the Public School Next Wednesday Evening Below is given the programme the Thanksgiving entertainment o be given by the Public School on next Wednesday evening No vember 23 at the Christian church The exercises will begin at 730 oclock All patrons arc especially invited PROGRAMME AntbemSchoolIPrayer Opening AddressesCarrie Atkinson and John Myers SongSchool Bible Reading David Cowell Recitation Marvin Evans Recitation Ola Shaver Song Boys Origin of Thanksgiving Eleven Children RecltatiooVlrglnlaMcGaryRecltalloDHazel Echo Son- gRecitationMay Peyton Recitation Katie Robinson Recitation Jimmie Keele AnthemSchoolA Thanksgiving Lltltla olksRecitationGeorgia Wyait RecitationRoy Peyton SongOlder boys The Little Gleaners Six girls Recitation Earle Peyton Anthem School SongGoodnightLung Irritation- Is the forerunner to consumption Dr Dells PineTarIloney will cure It and give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all good druggists Youngs new shoe shop for any honest serviceable and fine shoes o order Mannington The meeting at Atkinsons school IOUSB conducted by Revs Smith and endley closed Tuesday night Old uncle Allen Mcintosh ot this city Is very low at this writing Mr Bet Stanley and family moved tour town a few days ago Mrs Mattie McIntosh and sisters Rillia and Leo visited friends and relatives near Jortonville Saturday and Sunday Miss Belle Oldbam spent last week with Miss Maggie Oales near Norlonville Little Miss Goldie Vandiver is very sick Mr Dilmus Mcintosh went to Croflon ridayMr Joe Vandiver and family of Madl moved to Ibis city last week Dr Oates is on the sick list N Mr Wes Gunn of Richland will move o this city in the near future Mr Gus McIntosh and sister went to leasant Hill Sunday night to preaching There will be a dance in this vicinity In short time Dilmus Mcintosh attended prayer meet ng at Cale Cbapel Sunday night Mr Lawrence Smith and Roland Van ay of Hopkinsville are visiting friends nd relatives in this vicinity this week BUSYBODY Buck Sjiaver is home on a thirty days sick hove after having recovered from a two months illness with typhoid fever Buck looks thin but is surely recovered and will beHfnt and sassy again before time to return to his regiment He has been at Fort Thomas for the past several weeks Billie Hewlett was out again Tuesday after being confined to the house for some days SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY ACTIVE for The Story of the Plillllplnes by Mural llalitead commissioned by the Govern total at Official Historian to tha War Department The book was written In army campa II San Fran Cisco on the Pacific General Merrill In tha hospitals at lIonolulu1III Hong Kong In tin in the Insurgent OlJmrlawllbManila Ilonanta for agents of Original picture taken br government photographers the spot Largabopk Low prices llltf profits freight given all un war books Outfit frell Address F To fluber Seey Star Insurance Dldg Chicago oet 7 sCf j a k NORTONVILLE NEWS Old Depot Being Demolished To be Replaced byNcw- Structure Mr T E Lutz the I C agent left Monday for the South He will be gone about one month Mr Reynolds wilt fill his place while be is absent Mrs Farmer of White Plains visited Mrs Farmer here Sunday Miss Drown the Nortonvillo school teacher was visiting her home Sunday at Madisonvllle The people of this place are glad onetime more as the carpenters have begun tearing down the old depot and will soon rect a new one The old structure has een an eyesore to the traveling public for years and everybody will be grateful or a new one Mr Geo Woosley of Sinking ForkKy passed through our town Monday enronte to Paducab Mrs Fannie Teffl of our city was In Madisonville Monday shopping Mrs Oglesby of this neighborhood died Sunday night Nov I3th The fu neral services and Interment Tuesday Geo IJ Stiller the I C baggage mas tcrmado a flying trip to Mannington Ky Wednesday Dr Perry of Dawson was in our city Monday on bis way to Hopliinsville On account of the changing of the time n the I C road there is always a mad in Nortonvllle Every continent on the globe with the exception of Australia produces wild ro- sesPleurisyPleurisy and pneumonia oro acute In flammations of tho lungs and Ifnob promptly thoworst mayhap PCUoTho celebrated Dr Bulls Syrup speedily allays all- Inflammation of the langa effects a cure in a wonderfully short time DtBuiftCOUCH Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia Doses see imall and pleasant to take Doctors recommeud It Price 33 cU Atalldrugfijta 1 fiN I cw1stedrsGCFIIIII I I Liver r Powder iCURES INDIGESTION KThenearly all Diseases the human system is heir to PRICE 25 CEN- TSwmmmmrnSold by St Bernard Drug Store 1 RONZE KJlIIMEIIJ V a v i 144 O861M7z 44 0 J Farnsworth Agent EARLINGTON KY Jt RYjOF tt k1MIT1U1 40TIlEis duo not only to tho originality and simplicity of tho combination but also to tho care anti skill with which It is processesknownCo only and wo wish to Impress upon all the Importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the CALIFORNIA Fin Smut Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist ono in avoiding the worthless parties FORNIA PIG Srnup Co with the medical profession and tho satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes tho name of the Company a guaranty of tho excellence of Its remedy It Is far In advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without Irritating or weaken- Ing them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get Its beneficial effects please remember tire name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FKANCI800 Cal LOUISVILLE KT NEMT TOUKW Y F1scate FOR A- Situation dddrcu GENERAL WRSMITH LEXINCTON KY Far circular of hti famous and rtiponalU COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY Awarded Medal ot Worlds CxpotlUom thaniru ot pttdnttet in I r rooF nnilnpM Coane Including Tui lion Ilaokt and Hoard tn family about tM TelegraphytIpeCialliM1J awarded Jrrduc LiterAl Valine tree UdeiIrd OraduatiucceaflIQEHSBAL WILBUR B SMmiLezinctOBKr tfolet Knlueiv UnherMv tmmrea tttu000 sad kad Marly luuo tweu in aMnUaiw kit star STJOTIBSPBU ST LOUIS- EUFZOPEKN PL3= CN Rates 75o and 100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 25c DINNER SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER No I Beef Steak or Mutton Chops Potatoes Cakes or Waffles Coffee or Tea and Fruit80-No 1 lIam Two Egc Potatoes Cakes or Wam- esnifoffeeorTea21 No 3 Pork with Potatoes and Cakes or 20NoT2ONo a Butter and Coffee onesISN- o C Two Eggs flutter Toast and Coffee or Tel1 Take Market St Cart direct to Hotel Try European Plan Cheapest and best only pay for what you get- TijOBP MILLER PRESIDENT I 1 Capital stock Paid In SurpluiiFond 50000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 18- 67JNOGMORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi talkloKlheyknow men wage earners and to women Theres safelyIf the bank it a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out pettysquandering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVilXE KENTUCKY DR L D BROSE PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT sot UPFEH riiur STHCE- TEVANSVILLE IND The New york WeekifTribune 1THE GREA- TNATIONAL FAMIL- YNEWSPAPER For FARMERS And VILLAGERS And your Favorite home Piper THE BEEEARLINGTON t BOTH ONE VgAR FOR 125 mhelr 09eeRlO Tribune has an Agricultural Department of the T mportln news of the NAtion and World comprehensible and reliable market editorials Interesting short and mechanical In formation Illustrated fashion articles humorous pictures and IsInstructive lad entertaining to every member of every family T14 C3 gives you alllhe local new political and social s you In close touch with E EE your neighbors and friends on the farm and laThe vlllalelnlorm you as to local prices for farm products the condition of crops end prospects for the year and Is a bright newsy welcome and Indiapensabie weekly visitor DI yotr home and fil IIJe Send all orders to THE SEE Earlington Ky 4essus sesssusssas esseesueuutssIssuse IGEORGE O TOY I Davis I Livery and Feed Stable At the Old Stand on Main Street just west of depot EARLIWSTON KENTUCKY n 1 FirstClass Equipment and Pronipt Service J SS4II Ii SSS SI I USS uss ssssss S S SSS S SISSSSS fr S I a t j t ia 4 i I 1 1 JMJr JO Cheap 1- i I t- Tt t t + 4 Temptations will be very great this fall to in j- J4 4 duce you to purchase elsewhere before looking I It 4atthe splendid bargains we intend to offer you 94 but we have never failed in the past to be able t 4tomeet any emergency and feel very confident j It 4 that as heretofore you will find we are still at 9- lkt the bottom in prices Will it be asking too gt 4 much to suggest that you look over our stock bit 4afteryou have priced goods elsewhere and com j It pare quality and price We can assure you t that you will not regret it Very truly bit bit j ANDERSON WALLER J4 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 9 44ci YY7 t AVCft t rforAS sithiiauigthroodanIRcguta I rtingthc51 T PromolcsT5igsDonChccrrul ncssafidHtdontMnsncHiuT ijiNOT XAHC OTIC C dns4Mr2zmt2zE1z- J J3DJJJpALtiraii fiJoJUSJirI6J 1z- IIi i1- i 1nrt Apafccincncdyfor5jnslipa Won 1SionsJcverishTo ness mu1Lo o JT4CSwueSnatutc of v NEW YORK 11Ac1COPT OF WHAEEEB iltJ 4 t j I MEDICINEfor I MILLION tiEARLINGTON RIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signathre of- Y I The I j Kind You Have Always Boug- htCASIORIA l THE GCNTAUH eOMPANT NEW YORK CITY i A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental in a direction that may to a revolution in the trade KkWTork company of mannficturlng rhemtftitha lUpan Chemical Company 4 Ipon the mlket about tlvo r s agua medicinal tablator tabule IA powdered preparations ot crrtnln medicinal drug which had been ucer to U of more UH QIHUOK mcUlcal men than any other for the cure or al ot such ma common to man III lu their origin an Impalret dlfnllon or aaiImttatIfl fttI grI npr I r ltOt under k nearly I djeaa ir ofblch the phyilcian II caltcd upon IG proocrlbe lu their tnndarit renled fur the acceptance Anerlcau Iple the company laid down Ibo prtnctple that everything entering Into the packel lIould be or the and 10 prepared IT and U to retain Its qualities Intact and untmpalred through coy I lapeottlinalnanycltnite On Ibo choicest druc ahould bo used their preparation f ibould a the latett perfected method of modern sclrncettietabulea I V I packed In giau protected br absorbent cotton and tecurelr corked Even the corks t Used haTB been ota grade Roblgh In Its requirement that no manufacturer of these everydayslopperscould supply moro than a proportIon front bIg output tbat would meet the oxaeUng speclflcatlons Tno gAu vIals were In turn packed to boles or- a not surpassed In beantyanti perfection liT thoM uied by the moUfttldlou dealers tn Jowell anJ ornamrnUof lUTtnictthrlrbU h tndard ondnererconsentlnato proprietor retorted to t a0dt10mrTonINmethods of making seven hundred In verted within five years Jn newspaper advertising hai Informed every American citizen concerning the qualities of RIpen Tabutea Being andrlnraklnlf owecTcr ot the changed conditions that sweep over the commercial to note every clrcunutance having a bearing upon the lucccistul prosecution of their trade the managers of tho company that there Is a present Inhlitelit demand Dr D lower price for eY article that reaches or approaches an unlvenat Use and that the people although requiring tho heat of everything resent being called upon tn pay heavy percentage for superfluous wrappln and packing or unutOHl4J7 protection against deterIoratIon that mlht re I lulL earsbut Is ncedleulntho case of n purcbaae Int dM to be consumed In a I I week It has also been discovered and roved by the time and actuM experience I 1 that theme Tabules do not have the tendency to lOll ot qualities or diminution of ex w cellence from exposure that might at first bavo been expected Inasmuch ai under favorable those that have lain looso In a drawe a traveling I for several week or months are found to be practically as treal and as efficacious as cye Acting upon these suggestIons and noting particularly the unimpaired properttof creat newspapers noweold a cent of the rata ol five tImes that amomit I and the general tendency In all directions toward low rate and Increased sles tbo k company have entered experiment of putting up lllpana Tabulet In pasteboard F cartons which willgol upon terms which permit I tiring sold br the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than ever Before adopted for a V prletar7 medlcIneYIVJ CENThten tabulel or onehaIfa cent each The company will not discontinue the inanufactore and Jrl the form with which I the have teamed to knOW and value the UlpauTabulca but willorcithe cheaper rluperlmentnUror the benefit of such as may desire them It should be plainly r the medicine is Identlcalln both sorts the difference packI I gist will obtain a uppl when rNluoote by a customer to do so i but In any case a Iullie carton containing ten tabnles will be entJIOIlalle Id to any eddies for flyl cents In- r to the Chemical Co No lQBpruce St New York Until the 17 goodsarethoroughtyintroduocdtothOtradeazentsand peddlen will iupplledat a t which will allow a i 1 dozen cartons roro cenu jI2dozeniltenrtOn1fOr42 crery 8 gros case CM carton for 83051 25 gross 18SJO cartons for t abb I eA J AerenAA 3Juhufl Cattleman ArthurG 7F Lan hair Brecklnrldge Cattleman i 4 Royal Insurance Co I Of LiVerpool 1 The Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted In Kentucky 1 Does the Largest Bussness Transacted in the Southern States Ipj 1 T riPAULM MOORE s3 KY r fResident Agent or and- S S L Vicinity wvvvvvv d CASTO step lead ofapackage IBarbeeHome OfficeLouisville Ky- vwvwvwvwvvvvwv 1 riiV 1 dA Jo dI 1 I IvL1PEN ALL NIGHT I A new feature isnt it But then new and uptodate features have put us at the head of the procession WHEN YOU HAE ANY HAULING TO DO GIVE U YOUR ORDER f I P It iBARNE r A RNOLD t rrt LIVERY IL 5 r4i e EARLINGTON KENTUCKY T VIJUIVVV fp+ JtL 5 IlIE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VIII FOURTH QUArVTe IN TERNATIONAI SERIES NOV 20 Text of the Lesson II Chron xxxllJ 010 Memory Vcrttt 12 13 Golden Text I John I Commentary Prepared by the Kev D ar Stearns Copyright 1S8S by V M Stearns 0 So Mnnnssch inailo Judah and tho inhabitants of Jerusalem to err and to do vorso than tho heathen whom tho Lord had destroyed before tho children of provlI ous sins of ManaKseb who began to reign when ho was 12 years old and rolgncd 05 yean In Jerusalem ITo shed Innocent blood tory much till ho hail tilled Jerusalem from ono end to another II Kings ul 10 Ho wrought much ovll In tho sight of tho Lord to provoko III m to anger Thou think of tho people of Qod noting worso than tho heathen who know not God nnd oven worshiping nn Idol a carved Image In tho houso of Got whorollo had put Ills namo null Ills glory What a contract to tho conduct of his father Hozoklah who for tho most pnrt wrought good nnd right and truth before tho Lord lila God chap ter xxxI 20 How could such n good fa ther havo such a bad son f Hut It la not an uncommon story Consider tho sons of Ell anti of Samuel and of David How could sinful King Ahnz hccnusa ol whoso sins tho Lord brought Judah low chapter mvlil 10 have such a good eon as Ilezo kluhf ills mothers name was Abl tho daughter of Xncbnrlah II Kings zvlll 2 and to hcrp03stbly much Is duo Hut Mft nnssohs mother was Hcphzlbah my do light Is In her and If there is anything In a name ho too may hare had a good moth er II Kings zxl 1 Our Heavenly Father knows what It Is to havo rebellious chil dean Isa 1 2 and when Ho permits us to hare rebellious children It Is a ground of fellowship with flint 10 And tho Lord spako to Manassob and to lila people but they would not hearken Oh how often tho Lord Las to say concerning tboso whom Ho would lovo to bless that they would not let Him they would not listen to Him they would not como to Him Ian xxr 15 Math xslll 87 John v 40 If wo only would roodlvo Ills word with meekness yield fully to Him and bo willing nnd obedient bow much of heaven wo might have upon tho rnrthl How earnestly God cries to Ills people by ills servants tho prophets as for ojainplo in Jcr ill J3 14 Only no knowledge thine iniquity turn 0 back sliding children salth tho Lord for I am married unto you Sco also Ezok zvlll 3033 xxzlll 11 etc 11 Wherefore tho Lord brought upon thorn tho captains of tho host of tho king of Assyria which took Mnnassch among the thorns and bound him with otters and carried him to Babylon Thus ho found EOiuorcaplng forwhntsoovcr a man sowcth that shall ho also reap anti they who sow tho wind may reap tho whirlwind Gal vl 7 1I0s Till 7 Affliction is of ten tho best thing that can como to ono who is wandering from God God Is not willing that any should perish and if sIn- ners will nut listen to gracious words of lovo Ho will seek to win them by chasten lag as lIe Las said In Job xxxlll SO 80 12 And whoa ho was in affliction ho besought tho Lord his God and humbled himself greatly before tho God of his fn titers It is often tbo case that only In affliction will asoul turn to tho Lord even as it is written in lbs v 15 In their affliction they will scek Mo early It will bo seen on a larger scnlo some day for It Is written in Isa xvI 0 Whoa Thy judgments ore In tho earth tbo Inhab itants of tho world will Thorn rIghteous- ness Even tbo fearful Judgments of Rev Ix nnd xvi are Intended if possible to bring mon to repentance Soc liov Ix 20 21 xvI 0 11 Prldo and self will are born In us as tho results of Adams sin the work of tho devil and nil people aro either Coins or Abels tho former proudly resisting God and Ills salvation and tho latter humbly confessing their sins and accepting Ills way of redemption Tbo Pharisees when our Lord was on earth woro of tho line of Cain religious but proud and hating God and ills way 13 And prayed unto Him anti 110 was entreated of him and heard his sup plication and brought him again to Jeru salem Into his kingdom Then Manaisch know that the Lord lIe was God Ma nassch was evidently a truo penitent and Gods car is over open to such It is al ways true for such on Gods part hint that comoth unto Mo I will in no wlso cast out John vI 37 It is written In I Chron v 20 concerning some of Israel that thoy cried to God in tho battle and Ho was entreated of thoiu because they put their trust In Him Ezra says In chapter vlll 23 So wo fasted anti besought our God for this and Ho was en treated of us As to the mercy which is with God for tho greatest sinner who with truo penitence turns to Him wo need only consider tho case of tho penitent thief or of Saul of Tarsus But who could bo great cr in sin than this son of Hozoklah 14 Now after this ho built nwall with out the city of David Tho building of this well anti tho placing of captains of war in tho fenced cities does not Imply any lack of trust in God but is rather sugges tive of keeping the Lords property for tho Lord In Canticles Iv 12 tho bride Is coin pared to a garden Inclosed n spring thut up a fountain scaled something kept solely for the owner In lea lx 18 tho walls of Zion aro called salvation and her gates praise In Zech 11 C the Lord says Ho will bo unto her a wall of fire round about Walls and protections of any kind are naught unless thoy aro of God 15 And ho took away the strange gods and tbo Idol out of the house of tho Lord As tbo children of God wo aro ox poctcd to put away from us all tho works of the flesh and to cleanse ourselves from aU filthiness of the flesh and spirit Eph Iv S3 31 II Cor vll 1 haying received tho Lord Jesus wo are looked upon as having died with Him and risen from tbo dead to walk in newness of life dead unto sin but allvo unto God yielded unto Him as ills property for ills uso exclusively Rom vi 4 11 13 10 And ho repaired tho altar of the Lord and commanded Judah to servo tho Lord God of Israel Ponce and thank offerings aro associated in the law Lev vII 11 12 and nro In connection with tbo burnt offering sin offering and other offer ings Lev Vll 37 All offerings pointed back to Gen ill 21 and on to Calvary for nothing can tako away sin or make peace with God but tbo precious blood of the Lord Jesus the antitype of all typos tho substance of every shadow Ho served God as no ono else over did and wo servo truly only as Ho lives and works in us In Manassehs case ns in tho ease of Saul of Tarsus tho grace of God was exceeding abundant II Tim I 14 110 II over tbo tamo full of graco and truth Watch Watch yo saints with eyelids waklngl Lo tko powers of heaven are shaking burnloglteady crumblloglIarklTell oh tell of grace abounding While tho seventh trump is sounding Nations wane though proud and stately Christ his kingdom hatteneth greatly Earth her latest pangs is summing Shout yo saints your Lord Is coming I Lamb of God Thou meok and lowly Judaus lion blgfi and holy Lo thy bride comes forth to meet thee All in blood washed robes to greet theeI 5 Phoabo Palmer Ii Kevereucc Declining Is reroronoo declining Yes reverence for stocks anti stones and ecnsolsa things Lot us rojolco not lament In- consequence Let us exult that wo aro advancing sufficiently to distinguish be tween reverence and superstition The full fruitage will fall to a later ago but it cannot bo long delayed Jewish iiGuats CURE FOR WHlftt ALL USt fAILS heat VsoIn01 CONSUMPTION t I w 4- JIrW I ST BERNARD COAL 1 COMPANY 11 INCORPORATED ijJI General Office Earlington Kentucky ih1 iBIrLckI Offices4sJAMES R LOVE Manager aoi N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Paducah ti KentuckySMain and Auction Streets i PV Kentucky Memphis Tenn Ji lVA S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind A lnoleele AxtHUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto fjj Building St Louis Mo i J W BRIDGMAN Room3t6 Western Union Building Chicago Ill i 1 THE FAMEIU5 NO 9 LEIALJ ii1 ST COAL IN THE IiBRUSH RD GOKR FOR BASK BURNERS AND YURNABR8 IW ybuy TTighpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN I ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One IIIttCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic For the Week Beginning Nov 13 Comment by XtcV So If Doyle ToncJChrtitlan rocreetlonIaa XXXT t MO Recreation is becoming pioro pnd moron necessity as tho world advances Wo live faster wo do moro in a shorter space of timo than our forefathers over did and in so living and doing wo wear heavily on our mental and physical systems This constant wear and tear de mands times of resting for recuperation God realized that man would need rest amid tho laborious duties of life Ho gave us night in which tho mind antI body may receive now strength and vigor Ho gave us ono day in seven as n rest day and for a day of worship In theso days it is being almost universal ly conceded that moro time even than this should bo used for rest and recreation Holidays and half holidays are used for this purpose nnd wherever possible special seasons of tho year are used for vacations All are necessary Tho constant nervous strain to which tho average man today is subjected is very wearing It makes tho hands weak and they need to b3 strengthened j it makes thoknees focblo and they need to bo confirmed Ono of tho best ways to do this is to rest and recreate The Christian must realize this anti act ac cordingly Tho result of this rest and recreation will bo Increased ability to labor Thus wo shall gather increased strength toI open tho eyes of tho blind to unstop tho ears of tho deaf to mako tho lame man leap as tho hart and tho tongue of the dumb to sing Its a false economy that provides no place for recreation All work and no play not only makes Jack a dull boy but weakens and short ens tho lifo work of many a roan and woman In Christian recreation thero should be nothing unChristian Recreation times are times of temptation Relieved from activo work wo may feel some times relieved of moral obligation lInt this is certainly not tho case Wo should never do at a time of recreation what wo could not do in the moments of tho most laborious work for Christ Nor should opportunities to do good be neglected at such times Christ rest ing on tho well curb in Samaria did not lose tho opportunity to speak to a sinful woman about tho water of eternal life Root times often bring to us splendid opportunities to speak aword for ChristI Let us do It as Ho did it Bible Readings Ex xxxi 17xxxiii 14 j II Sam xvi 1114 Is lv 6Ilxxxiv 110 Isa xl 2831 lv 13 Jer vi 16j Job xi 18 10j Math xl 28 20 John lv 110 II Tim i 1018 CbrUtUn Endeavor Societies Thoro are now within tho borders of tho United States 41222 societies Those figures do not include tho junior intermediate and other societies Tho total enrollment of worldwide Christian Endeavor is 54101 societies with an Individual membership of more than 3250000 South Africa is entitled to tho banner for tho greatest proportion ate increase in tho number of societies Tho junior societies continuo to increase rapidly There are now nearly 14000 societies in the world Ono thousand of those are to bo found in foreign lauds Russia is tho only country in tho world without a Christian Endeavor so t clotyVThero aro 77 mothers societies 45 senior or graduate societies 17 sooio tics in tho United States army and in volunteers camps 110 societies in tho United States navy and on board mer chant ships During tho last year 27 080 juniors havo become members of tho church From tho intermediate so cieties 16 IB have joined their homo churches and 100660 from tho young peoples societies making a total reen forcement of church membership during tho year amounting to 223 714Socro- tar lIner Just M Near I This is the beginning of aUgospels that tho kingdom of heaven is just where wo are It is just as near us as our work is for the gate of heaven for each soul lies in tho endeavor to do that work perfoctlyrOhnrcbman jjjjjjjj 9ur Eoloed Eitiens All communications sad mAtters of new per han lo Ibis column ihould he addressed to Gao ALKXANDKI KarIin4Iun KT Mrs Lillie Cavanaugh who lisa been quite sick is improving Mrs Fannie Cavaniugb visited In Mad sonvillo Tuesday Tonight will be a good time at the read- Ing room Come out and hear what willI be saidMrs Annie Pritcbett visited Madison vllle Tuesday Mr George Amos is much better Mrs Merriweather who bad been sick for some lime died last Wednesday She leaves a husband and five children to mourn for her Rev T H Merriweatber is in the city badlycullalMCRTONS GAP MORTONS GAP November JSIThere will be a social given tonight in honor of Miss Mary Watsons seventeenth birthday All are looking forward to a pleasant time Mr Roy Sharber was hurt by a horse running away Saturday night Some of our best 1 young men were a seen in bad company Sunday night Boys remember you are classed with the comI pany you keepaMiss Sarah McDowell visited here Salur day and Sunday Mr Mose Baly was here MoSday look ing for a job We hope the company will accommodate him Mrs Annie Edmunson was at home on a visit Sunday Mrs Nill Fingers was on the sick list last weekWork is good here and everybody Iso pleasedCMr Renzy Stanley has returned with his t family and will make this plachs home Mrs Queen Griffin is visiting in Green l ville this week 4 Mr James Nlng and Mr Jesse Moore two of our best young men bought a bat rack for the Baptist church which is very much appreciated The Hawaiian Islands The Chicago NorthWestern Railway has issued a booklet with the above title giving a brief description of these inlands their topograpy climate nalurnal resources railways schools population etc It contains a folding map and mentions the various steamship lines plying between the Pacific ports and the islands AllenI tion is also called to the unparalled facili ties offered by the Northwestern Line the Pioneer Line west and northwest of ChI- cago for reaching San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and other western points The booklet will be sent to any address upon receipt of four cents in stamps by W B Kniskern 39 Filth avenue Chicago UU tir Uttoi Spruce Gum Italians la a scientlOc remedy based on modern discoverIes and compounded by chemist of renown who have gina throat aadlal lleaeallietidr Ask youf diegist to pIcure It for you It pot la stock 801410 two suu sad lOc Sold by St Bernard Drug 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