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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 1, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898120101_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 1, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. J -- Cipltat Slock Paid In, V $80,000. Tf COMMENCED BUSINESS IN Surplus Fens' The. Royal Is (20,000. 1867. kaown. -- JNO.G.MCltTON, The advantages of a bank accounl It la not to businio numerous. ness men wo are talking they know all about It but to salaried men, wage earners and to women There's safety If the bank Is a good one. There's convenlence-tb- e money always ready and out BANKER. She Does So, However, with Poor Grace, Claiming the American Contentions arc Inadmissible. ASSUMES AN AIR OF INJURED VIRTUE. J J. A.ADISONV1LLE, - KENTUCKY BEN Morton' Gap Basing her attitude upon the Justice of her en use, the note then says, she ST. LOUIS. still adheres to theso principles, "which sho has heretofore Invariably SUROPBRN PL.RN. formulated." and $1.00 per Day. Rates: 75c. "However," the noto adds, "In her RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. desire for pence, sho has gone so fat as to propose certain compromises, SPECIAL 29c. DINNER. which tho Americans have always rejected. She lias also attempted," it is SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPEB. further asserted, "to have submitted to arbitration soino of the maIn. 1 rttrf Steak, or Mutton Chops, Potatoes, Cake, or Wafflts . Coffee or Tea and Fruit tf terial particulars upon which the two IN llaa. Ti Eggs. Potatoes. Cakes or Waffles m. ja governments differed. These proposals nj umee or i ea lNo 3 Poch.Chop with Potatoes and Cakes or for arbitration," it Is added, "the Jfl . Waffles and Coflet or Tea Americans had equally rejected." No. 4 Lake Trout, butler Saute. Cakes or WaSWt an J Collet or Tea . .20 Spain has, however, exhnustcd all No. & Oat Meal an J Oean, or Bouillon, Hot Rolls, her resources of diplomacy in an atI! Butter an J Coftee or Tea Butter, Toast anj Coflee cr Tea It tempt to justify her attitude. Seeing No. C Two Cf Tale Market St. On direct to Hole), that an acceptance of tho proposal Try Kuropean 1'lan. Cheapest and bout, otl) made to Spain Is n nccessnrycondltlon j (or what you get. to n continuance of negotiations, and THOm. P. MILLCR. PncBIOCtt seeing that the resources of Spain nro not such ns to enable her to upon war, she Is prepared, in her dcCo Compound slro to avot.l bloodshed, and from considerations of humnnlty nnd patriotprescriptions ism to submit to the conditions of the It requires conquering properly it takes lima nutlon, however harsh experience and a compleln knowledge they mny be. Sho is, therefore, ready nf drugs. It requires the druggist to accept the proposals of tho Amerito have a Ijrga amount of drugs-fre- sh can commission as presented nt tho drugs. He must Rive Ibe be possible work, and for compensation be must bo reasonable. ST. J0JIIES HOTEL, Paris, Nov. 20. Spain has accepted the United Slates' otter of $20,000,000, nnd at rt Joint sesslonof tha peacccom-mission- s yesterday afternoon conT. sented without condition to relinquish Cuba, nnd to cede Porto Blco, Guam anil the Philippine iidandif. Tho docu-tnepresenting this ncccptance contained only 300 words. It opened with a rcferenco to the ilnnl terms of the United States, and snld tlint tho Spanish eommtiiuloncra, nfter having taken proposed by Al ways on band a full and complete stock of cognizance of tho terms the Americans, replied thnt their gov11RUGS AND MEDICINES. PJJR. ernment had tried to glvo ns equitable nn answer as possible, but that KUMEKV and TOILET ARTIthey were, not prepared to commit their government to acceptance of tho CLES I'AINTS AND OILS, principles embodied In the American PrfYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS argument- - "Spain rejects these principles," tho note continues, "ns she alCAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. ways has rejected them." liases Her Attitude on the Justice of Her of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It Is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum In your pocket Inspired by Reasons of I'utrlotlsm and Humanity, and to Avoid the Horrors o! War, HUo Itoslcns Herself to the Fower of tho Victor nud Accopts the Offered Conditions In Order to Conclude Fence ROBINSON, DRUGGIST Cause. last sitting. NEWS FOR VOLUNTEERS. The New of a 1'ence Troiitjr Heine Bljwed Wilt Iteeult In the Muster Unt of Moro Men. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REM Eta DEH WERE CAREFUL. ST. BERNARD DRUd STORE, Washington, Nov. 29. Tho war de NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND partment, In lcv of the assurances that n pence treaty will bo signed, is arranging to mtisti'r out tnnrn troops. It Is probable, that from 30,000 to 10,000 volunteers will be mustered out ns soon as selections of regiments can be mnde. The Transport Chester, with tho Fifteenth Infantry oil Hoard, Gromided. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 20. The United ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE SLCEPING. CARS lletween Nashville and Chattanooga, Ala turns, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville. Knox ville, Ashevllle. Washington, Ualiimore rhiladelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock lexerkana, Sherman. Waro, Dallas and Fort Wortb. : : : Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to lICKETS, ROUTES. RATES, ET8 Will bo cheerfully turnlibeil upon application lo Ticket Agents, or lo WELCH. Division Passenger Agent. Memphis, Trnn. J. 11. LATIMER, Southeastern Passenger Agent, Atlanta. Ga I), j MULLANEY, Northeastern Pats. Aid 39 W Fourth St Cincinnati. O. H. C. COWARD1N. Western Pass. Agent, Room joj, Ky, Exchange Iiuilding, Si Louis, Mo. HKIARDF, HILL. Northern Pass. Agt. Room 328 Marquett Bldg Chicago. J I. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass, Agt. Chnttanonga, Tenn A J W. L. DANLEY, Gfn'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. Nashville. Tenn The Southern Farm Magazine OF BALTIMORE. MD. rUDLisiiED nv Manufacturers' Record Publishing Co. A Monthly Illustrated Journal devoted to Southern .Agriculture, dealing with all matters related to General Farming, Live Stock, Poultry, Dairying Truck Farming, Fruit Growing, and every farm interest nnd pursuit in tho South. It is widely read by Northern and Western farmers contemplating moving South. It ought to be in every Southern family, for it is "of the South, by the South and for tho South." EDITORIAL Chas. W. Dabney, CONTRIBUTORS: in Station Experiment Agricultural North Carolina, President University of Tennessee and President of United States Agricultural Experiment Station in Tennessee. J. B. Klllebrew, A. M Ph. D. for of Agriculture Tennessee, author of "Culture and Curing of. Tobacco" for U. S. tenth census, Tobacco Leaf," "Sheop Husbandary," "Wheat Growing." "Grasses," and other Agricultural works. Jr.. Ph. D LI. D. Stiles Assistant Secretary of United States Agriculture, States transport Chester, loaded with 1,500 men of the Fifteenth infantry, nnd horses, mules, ammunition and supplies, left for Ncmltas, Cuba, nt 0 a. 111. Four miles from the city they met the United States transport Manitoba coming In. Tho Manitoba did not slacken speed nor move ocr in the Acitilttcd of the Chureo of Kinbeszlement of State Funds. channel, and in order to avoid n collision the Chester ran nshorc. She Is Chicago, Nov. 20. Former State now stuck In the channel four miles Grain Inspector Dwlght W. Andrews below the city. nnd former Chief Cashier II. P. Jenkins of tho state railroad and warellnld-wiThought tn be In the Ilulns of tho house commission wero acquitted of Hotel. the charge of embezzlement of state San Frnnclsco, Nov. 29. The work funds. of tearing down tho blackened walls Fulled to Iteallse His Hopes. of tho Baldwin hotel la progressing Pasadena, Cnl., Nov. 20. James rapidly. A story is current that Mrs CenA. Gardner, a former resident of Oak- Power, u prorajnent resident of land, Col., but more recently of Pana-inn- , tral Illinois, who came to Pasadena re-n and who arrived hero from thnt short tlmo ngo with tho hopo of country on tho last trip of the City ol gaining his shattered health, died yesSydney, is among the missing. She h terday, aged 74 years. known to have stopped nt tho Baldwlc Ihe Oregon and Ions at Montevideo. on tho night of tlie fire, nnd has not New York, Nov. 2C A special to been seen since by her friends. tho Herald from Montevideo, Uruguay, says: Tho United States battleAn Old Offender Arrested for Forgery. ships Oregon and Iowa and tho collier Nov. 29. Harry B Keokuk, la., and Celtic, have arrived here to Weston was arrested hero yestcrdaj take on board supplies cf provisions. for forgery. He was paroled from the; Lewis Meyers' Identity. Chester (111.) penitentiary last Thurs day. He enme directly here, and is acSan J'ranclsco, Nov. 20. Tho Lewis cused of forging two checks on a local Meyers who lost his life, in the Baldbank. win hotel fire was formerly of New York, nnd when he Uved there, a memHack Jn Their Old Quarter. ber of the firm of Bernard, Stahl & Co Washington, Nov. 20. The United His home In recent years has been In States supreme court yesterday occu Chicago. pled Its own room in tho capltol foi Tim Work of Ilanlc Ilurglar. tho first time since tho fire, three Walpolc, Mass., Nov. 27. Tho vault weeks ngo. The necessary rcpaln of the Wrcnthnm national bank at had been mnde. Wrenthnm was blown open by burThe Illinois Vote on tho Hanking T.avt glars and rifled. About $2,C00 in cash and notes valued at $03,000 arc missAmendment. ing. l Springfield, 111., Nov. 29. The canvass of the vote on tho amend Kuglneer and Fireman Killed. ment of the banking Inw is completed South Berwyck, Me., Nov. 28. n. In the secretary of stntc's ofllee. It Bates and F.llalhvny.of Portland, engibIiows 124,030 voting for repeal, and neer und fireman of a Boston & Maine 65,773 voting against. locomotive drhlng n snow plow, were killed yesterday by tho engine piling-lhWent Ashore on tho Hocks. oqv nn embankment. Marblehead, Mass., Nov. 2?. During Naval Kecrulta Wanted. tho storm Sunday evening the coast Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 20. The ing schooner J. C. Mahoncy, bound naval recruiting office hns received orfrom Bangor to Beverly, lumber-ladewent ashore on the rocks near Nnu ders from Washington to enlist CO apgus Head nnd is a total wreck. Tin prentice boys, 20 landsmen and 15 teamen nt once. crew of four men made 11 landing. n re-coofll-clag n, Increase of lluslness Shown by the Itcporl of VI ret Asststnnt I'ostiusster Oenrral llrnlli. Washington, Nov. 20. First Assist The Steamship Portland, of the BosPerry S.Hcatt ant Postmaster-Genera- l ton & Portland Steamship hns completed his mutual report, ex ccpt the portions relating to mlliturj Co., Totally Wrecked. post offices at the army camps nnd lo tho Antilles and Philippines, and the rural free delivery sen Ice, both ol which await further ndvlces. The gen SHE WENT DOWN OFF HIGHLAND LIGHT, oral business of the department shows nn increase of ocr $0,000,000 during the fiscal year. In all departments ol Of Over a Hundred Fersous on Hoard the Have Ueen lloUIrs of Thirty-Fou- r tho service tho Influence of prosperoui by the High Head times has made Itself apparent. This Crew List of Fassengers and Crow ai yenr there were 27,703,078 domestic Far ns Uuowu. money orders issued, against 25,109, OSS last year; tho amount carried was Boston, Nov. 30. A special to the $191,351,121, against $174,482,670. There Herald from North Truro says the were 2,358 new money order offices es- steamer Portland, of tho Boston & tablished. Portland Steamship Co., plying between Boston and Portland, was totalBLANCO'S SUCCESSOR. ly wrecked ut ten o'clock Sunday Hen. Jlinlnei Castellanos, n Division Commorning off Highland light, and the mander, Will Surrender entire crew and passengers perished Havana. within a short distance of land. A large quantity of wreckage, including Havana, Nov. 20. Tho United States trunks and material, have come transport Florida nrrhed In front of ashore, and at dark Monday night 34 Morro castle, took a pilot on board, bodleB had been recovered from the and proceeded to Mariano beach. Gen surf by the crew nt High Greene and his staff went to Mariana Head station. One body was that of enrly in order to superintend the land- a woman. ing of the American troops there. The news of the disaster was Marshal Blanco, whoso resignation brought to the Herald through the ns captain general of Cuba has just agency of a special train, as communibeen accepted, sails for Spain on Bun-da- y cation with Boston by wire from next. He will bo succeeded by points on Cape Cod is impossible on Gen. Jlmlncz Castullanos, n division account of the havoc wrought by the commander. storm. List of Fassengers and Crew. Haldnln Hotel Fire Victims. Following is partial list of the pasSan Francisco, Nov. 20. So far as now known the victims of tho Bald- sengers said to be on board the Portwin hotel fire number five as follows: land when sho sailed from Boston Saturday night i J. L. White. Oron Hooror. Lctvls Meyers. Islah Fryo. Miss Maud Frye. J. M. Lcighthcad. Mrs. Kllrabeth Dennis. Tate Pryor. Miss Allen. Mrs. Daniel Rounds. Carter. J. J. MIhs Hoss. The bodies of Lcighthcad and C. K. Wilson, of Bethel. Mo. V. O. Clftchell, of Huston, Pryor have been recovered. That of MIbh Helen Lunthorno Racing Judge Carter has not yet been O. W. Cole. Charles Wlpgtn. found, though his remains aro doubtMiss Hutchinson. nmong the ruins. The body of less II. Truehopner. Miss lluth Pryor will be forwarded to St. Louis, Miss Maud Krye. Symns. where his wife resides. Mrs. Theodoro Allen. Miss Cole, or Springnetd, Mass. Tho Spanish Cabinet Agrees Upon InstrucFred Sherwood. Miss Kdna McCrlllls. tions to 8enor Itlns. Hon. F. Dudley Freeman. Madrid, Nov. 28. The cabinet has Miss Sophie Holmes. Miss Emma I Plimpton, of Charles agreed upon the instructions to Senor River, Mass. Montcro Bios, president of tho SpanMiss Hums. M. C. Hutchinson. ish peace commission, for Mrs. George O. Checkering. Weymouth. joint session at Pnrls, at which the Mass., nnd sister. Miss Wheeler, of South Weymouth, Mas. American terms will be ncceptcd. M. U Sewell. Portland, Mc. 11 Imparclal exhorts the governFred Sherwood, Portland, Mo. Charles II. Thompson. ment to refuse with dignity the InMrs. Thompson and child, Woodford, demnity America offers and to protest Mo Wm. Chase, and Ameilcn's appeal to force with Worcester, Muss. Master Philip Chase, cgnlnst Mrs. Kato Coy, Kast Boston. respect to the Philippines. Arthur F. Heeruom and Mrs. Hccrsom, Ill Correo denies the reports that an Chelsea, Moss. Miss A. Swift, Portland. Mo. Insurrection has broken out in tlie Harry Swift, Kant Boston. Bulu islands. Mrs. Cornelia N. Mitchell and Miss Jennie Hoyt, North Easton. Mass. Doesn't Go. Mrs. J. A. Carroll, Lowell, Mass. Miss Jennie Denver, Col., Nov. 27. Tho com- East rtoston. Edmunds, Marlon street. mittee In charge of arrangements for Mfs. Anna Bounds. Portland, Me. neorgo D. Kennlson. Jr.. Booth Hay. Me. tho coming convention of tho NationPerry al Lite Stock association has rejected Portland, Jackson, wlfo and child. South Me. Fred Stevens, Portland, Me. tho proposition to make bull fighting Mr. Pierre, Portland, Me. a feat tiro of tho outdor sports on that Child of Charles II. Thompson, Woodoccasion. However, n typical western ford, Me. The pnssenfrer list given above numbers cowboy tournament will bo given. CI, und the oltlccrs and crow number 43. The Crew, as Far as Known. Train Itobberj Indicted. The crew ns far as can be ascerFergus Fulls, Minn., Nov. 2C The tained is as follows: grand Jury yesterday returned indictCnpt. Hollls H. Blanchard. First pilot, Lewis Strout. ments ngninst the six men nrrcsted nt Second pilot, Lewis Nelson. Moorhend for holding up tho Grcnt Purser, F A. ItiKraham. Clerk, Horuco Moore. Northern train nt Carlisle two weeks Mate Edward Deerlmr. g ngo. They rrc also indicted for Second mate, John McKay. Quartermaster, Ansel Dyer. Wnrfl eld's bank at Battle Quartermaster, F. Peterson. Lake three weeks ngo. Watchmen. It. Blake, T. Sewell, Q. Whit, ten and D. Williams. I'romotlons In the Klshth Illinois. First engineer, Thomas Merrill. Second engineer, John Walton. Springfield, 111., Nov. 27. Gov. Tan-nc- r Third engineer, C. Verrlll. hns appointed Second Lieut. DalSteward, A. V. Matthews. Second steward, Eben Houston. las, first lieutenant of Company I, John Daly, seaman. Ueorge RlcOllvary. seaman. Eighth Illinois infantry volunteers, Arthur Sloan, seaman. colored, vlco Walker, resigned, nnd James Davidson, seaman. Sergennt-Mnjo- r Bobert F. BatcllfTe, Peter Collins, seaman. Morris Uraham, seaman. second lieutenant, vice Dallas. Cornelius O'Brien, seaman. Llfe-Suvllife-savi's burg-Inriln- Indictments Iletnrncd by tbo St. Lon) Orand Jury Against City Ilegtster Deseh and Oeo. W. Itelchmann. the highest prade baling powder tests show It goes one- tttrd further than say other bread. Actual HIS OF Washington, Nov. 27. Tho United States navy has landed marines in China. A dispatch was received at the department stating that the capThe Portland was built in Bath, navy of tho Boston had landed his tain 1890 nud was a Me., in marine guard at Tien Tsln. The dissteamer of 1,317 tons net burden. patch was taken immediately to tho White House. Sodden Disappearance of the Would-b- e Kansas Cattle King. Turned Over Ills Command. Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 28. Grant Havana, Nov. 27. Marshal Blanco, C. Gillette, the would-b- e Kansas cattle the retiring captain general of Cuba, king, who recently failed for a million has xlcllvered his command to Gen. and suddenly disappeared, was well Castellanos, his successor. Tlie civil known In Texas. During the present governors of tho provinces of Santa year he bought from Texas cattlemen Clara and Matanzas and tho mayor of nearly 60,000 head of cattle, paying Havana have resigned. for them $2,800,000. Gillette, aftei leaving Kansas, camo to Texas, and Tho Fifteenth Infantry Sails for Naevltas, Cuba. November 22 registered at the Worth Savannah, Ga., Nov. 28. The transhotel in this city. Ho was seen by local commission men. Ho left during port Chester sailed this morning at tho'' some day, and it is thought lie five o'clock with tho Fifteenth United States infantry for Nucvltas, Cuba. has gone to old Mexico. The regiment has about 1,300 men and Abandoned as a Total Loss. officers. Charlevoix, Mich., Nor. 30. The SJ. wrecking tugs Protector and Sweep- Death of Oeorgo WUlets, of Chicago, at Ban Joan. y from the stakes returned hero Chicago, Nov. 27. Word has been wreck of the steamer II. B. Sibley on The stranded received here of tho death, from sunNorth Fox Island. steamer was badly broken up in the stroke, nt Sun Juan, Porto Blco, of n Chigale on Sunday night and has been George S. Wllllts, a cago financier. abandoned ns a total loss. Retnrnod from the Holy Land. Nothing to Show for a Four Years' Voyage. Potsdam, Nov. 27. Tho German cm-pSan Francisco, Nov. 27. Tho steamor end empress arrived heie at 11 er Fearless, Cnpt. James McKennn, the Arctic fleet to arrivo here n. in., on their return from the Holy last of tho this winter, has just reached port with Laud. nothing to showforhcrfouryeara'voy-age- . Dentil of it Noted Aetnr, Sho is ono of the vcsselo caught New York, Nov. 28. C. W.Couldock, jn the ico at Point Barrow. t' e actor, died lust night. side-wheel to-dawell-knowet Matthew Barron, seaman, itlchard Hartley, Beaman. George C. Repley, seaman. F. M. Letghton, electrician. J. A. Dillon, oiler. J. McNeil, oiler. II, Merriman, ilroman. T. E. Fcnnell, II re man. II. Carter, llrcman. W. H Doughty, reman. II, Prolllnson, llrcman. J. E. Mately, Ilromun. W. B. Uoblchaw, baggage master. Johnson, waiter. Arthur Johnson, waiter. Ico Forman, waiter. Georgo Graham, waiter. Gatltn, waiter. Samuel Smith, waiter. Head saloon man, Latimer. Barber, Comer. Mrs. Carrie M. Harris, stowardoss. Mrs. M. Horry, stewardess. 11 D. Bruce, seaman. St. Louis, Nov. 27. The grand jury that has been in session sinco Octobct 3 made Its flnnl report to Judge Tolty, in the criminal court, Friday. Among tho true Mils returned aro three against City Register Henry Beech for receiving bribes, while superintendent Of sprinkling, in 1890, for falluro to enforce tho specifications of sprinkling contracts, and a fourth Indictment, jointly with George W. Belch-manl- i, for obtaining money from the city treasury under false pretenses in Absolutely Puro carrying 6ne F. Mueller on the pay roll as a sprinkling inspector and drawing tho pay and allowances for the man while the latter was In realiRovu. SAnsa rowecs CO., fctw vosk. ty working steadily nt a stove foundry nnd performing no service for the city. The cases are some that havo UNNOTICED, been largely exploited by the press of OTHERWISE city, and while the indictments tho created somewhat of a sensation they Prof. Gllkey's son shot himself bo-- ' occasioned no surprise. fore a mirror at Fulton. Mo. St, Louli bankers deny that tncy FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION wero caught on nny of Cattle King Gillett's paper. Three Persons Instantly Killed Two Slnco In. leaping out of a second-storDead and Others Fatally Injured window to avoid arrest, a Scdnlia girl Alt Scalded. broke her back. In nn Ozark (Mo.) farmers' battle Stockton, Cnl., Nov. 28. Tho steam Bud Meadows killed Steve Billyeau passen- and his two sons. drum of tho bolter of the river ger steamer T. 0. Walker, en route There is said to be n steady decrease from San Francisco to this city, ex- in the number of dramshop licenses ploded jesterday while 14 miles dis- Issued nt St. Louis. tant from Stockton. Three persons Cardinal Gibbons denies the report wero instantly killed, namely, CapL that he is to reside a portion of the Tulun, Engineer Henry and a passen- tlmo in Washington. ger named W. A. Downs, all being Edwnrd Barefield, of Mount Vernon, scalded. Two others, Mrs. Henry and 111., hns been arrested on a charge of Jerry Dally, died subsequently, and a finding and concealing money. sixth, Fernando Law, will not live Mr. Jesse J. Jones, formerly of Stur-gis- , through the night. Of the scalded ppstmosfer at Morganfleld, Ky., probably two others will not survive. expired of heart trouble Monday. I Indications arc that ejicre will be no FIRE AT KANSAS CITY. friotlon between the United States and European powers over the Philippine Almost Total Destruction of Robert Keith question. j A Co.'s Ulg Furniture Establishment B. Delorme, of Boanokc, 111., aged 60 nt Kansas City, Mo. years, committed suicide by hanging KansaB City, Mo., Nov. 29. Fire In himself. His body was found in the the big furniture establishment of coalhouse. James Edwards, an East St. Louis Itobert Keith & Co., at Eleventh and Grand avenue, caused a loss of (111.) negro, celebrated his one hunstock roughly estimated nt $150,000. dred arid twelfth birthday anniverThe stock was insured for 80 per cent, sary Monday. Plunger Glllett was found to have of its value. The building, owned by faDr. John Bryant, of Independence, was given over $2,000,000 in mortgnges, bevoring relatives. Litigation has nmply protected. A later estimate places the loss on gun In Kansas City. Trooper Lindsay V. Holt, of the stock at from $200,000 to $210,000; InTenth cavalry, has been sentenced .to surance, $185,000. nt Hunts-vllldeath by a, court-martiAla., for murder. Uillieiu Pallia Suggested a Wholesale Massacre of Christians. II. P. Pope, a Belleville (III.) paintCanea, Island of Crete, Nov. 27. er, who was to have been married on During the trlnl of the murderers of Thnnksglving dny, disappeared, and the Tzangaki family, tho deposition has not been heard from. of n Mussulman was read. It said The hull of the battleship Wisconthat at tho time of the massacres Ed- - sin, lnunched at San Francisco, on hem Pasha, tho Turkish commander, Saturday, is stuck In the mud of the assembled the influential Mussulmans bay and refuses to come off. tmd Invited them to massacre all the Bobert Welsman, master mechanic Christians found in Candla 24 hours at the Chester (111.) prison, died Monafter the meeting. The pasha's re- day. His body was taken to his formarks wero uttered in the presence of mer home, nt Effingham, for burial. Mnj. Churchill, who protested strongJack Stull, a wealthy citizen, and tho largest land owner in Hopkins ly and was oidered to leave. county, died at his homo near Will of the Late F. V. Matt, the Millionaire Ky., of Brlght's disease, aged Manufacturer. 75 years. Springfield, O., Nov. 28. The will of W. W. Lowis, editor of tho GreenP. P. Mast, deceased, late of this city, ville (III.) Advocate, was relieved of an leaves his lato home in this clt, val- overcoat, n, suit of clothes, a diamond ued at $225,000, in addition to $95,000 pin nnd a small sum of money by n talue of stock In the manufacturing burglar. companies of which he was n stockRobert Svvann, worth $20,000, was holder, to the Ohio Wcsleyan univer- found In a demented condition nt sity at Delaware. It leaves $1,000,000 Mo. Ho hod suffered greatly to be dhided between Mrs. V. B. from exposure, and his recovery is not Loomis, wife of United States minis- anticipated. ter to Venezuela, Mrs. Harry Frye, of Mrs. David DegrniT died suddenly at Omaha, and Mrs. Charles K. Bodgers, Sycamore, III., Mrs. Degraff settled In of Springfield, his adopted daughter. Sycamore early in the 50s, nnd for over forty yenrs was prominent In church One l'ower that the Forte Respects. and social circles. Constantinople, Nov. 28. The enerHenry rfotzer, who was born In Dugetic notion of Oscar S. Strauss, tho buque, la., In 1813, died there Monday. United States minister, has obtained a He was a gallant soldier In the civil concession which the united pow- war, serving four years. Ho was one ers had been for 18 months vainly of tho first white children bom in to secure, namely, tho Dubuque. granting of travelling permits to foreigners in the interior of Asia Minor. The immediate incentive to the action of Mr. Strauss was tho porte's refusal of permits to American missionaries. United States Marines Landed ut TlenTslo, w POWDER I SIM ug HON. CEO. W. of PECK thor of Wisconsin, Au Peck's Bad Boy, to &AKU0 The Scene of Wreck and Ruin all LECTURE AT AlADISONVILLE. Along the New England Coast, from Portland South. On tomorrow, Friday evening, December 2, at the Tabernacle in UPWARDS OF EIGHTY LIVES WERE LOST. Madisonville, Hon. Geo. W. Peck, of Wisconsin and au thor of Peck's Bad Boy, will lecFully One Hundred and Seventy Vessels of Various Kluds Sent to the Bottom or ture. The lecture will begin at Wrecked Ashore, Involving u Property 8 o'clock and the admission will Loj.of Fully Vesbe at the low price of 35 cents. sels Forced to Return. An opportunity does not often offer Boston, Nov. 30. A summary of the estimated damago in New England, at to the people of Hopkins county so eminent a lecturer as Mr. Peck. far as present reports show: Boston: Vessels totally wrecked or Everybody who can at all arrange believed to be lost, 13. Vessels aground or thrown on the to do so should hear him. M3,000,000-Outgol- beach, 24. Vessels sunk, 8. Vcsels adrift or damaged by fouling, 15. y Mr. Corey III. News from Philadelphia says Lives lost, 70. Mr. H. S. Corey is ill with malarMiscellaneous losses to shipping, ial fever at his sister's home near $300,000. Property damage, steam and trolley that city. Mrs. Corey has also lines, telephones nnd telegraphs, been troubled with malaria. Portland, Me.: Vessels damaged, 40 Lives lost, nont. nfautfAMA CUBAN RELIEF cured $700,-000- . Glouccster,Mass.: Vessels wrecked,7 Vessels sunk, 3. Lives lost, unknown. Salem, Mass.: Vessels lost, 1. Vessels damaged, 5. Lives lost, 3. On Cape Cod: Vessels lost, 12. Lives lost, 5. South of Boston: Damage to property on shore, $300,000. North of Boston: Damage to property on shore, $250,000. CollcNeuralglaandTcotbtcha T minutes. SourStomach and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. Said by St. Bernard Drug Store. lullICrS ,","",'iBT0 Dldlcult to Estimate the Total Loss. Boston, Nov. 30. From reports that have como by wire, mall and messenger from New England points thus fnr, it is difficult to estimate the total loss of Hfo and damage to shipping along this coast as the result ol tho recent storm. The list of disasters seem to grow every hour, and from dispatches thus far received it appears that at least thirty schooners have been wrecked nt different points from Eastport, Mc., to New Haven, Conn. Eighty-Six x Schooners Driven Ashore. e, Man-nlngto- n, a, schooners have been driven ashore and 14 barges loaded oi empty aro aground. This list docs not include tho 30 vessels cither whol ly or partially wrecked in Boston harbor, nor half a dozen or more craft which arc reported missing, including the Boston & Portland steamer Portland, nor tho big Wilson line freighter Ohio, which is ashore on Spectacle is land in this harbor; the steamer John J. Hill, which is ashore nt Atlantic; the Merchants & Miners' Transportation steamer Fairfax, ashore on Son and Pigs ledge, off Cuttyhunk, nor the small steamer George Chaffee, found cred nt Bockport, Mass. When these are ndded the aggregate list exceedt 170 vessels. Loss of Life Hard to Determine. Tho loss of Hfo is hard to determine. It is known thnt nbout 50 persons perished in and nbout Boston harbor. Reports from other places, In some cases state that the crew of this or that vessel escaped. Many however, stato that tho fato of the crew is unknown. Some, survivors g stahav'o turned up, nnd tions nnd Incoming vessels have brought a few sailors from wrecks Perhaps a score would cover those ol whom nothing Is known. Eighty-silife-savin- Ol unusual interest to every reader of this paper is the advertisement elsewhere in this issue of the St. Louis unquestionably one of the greatest of American newspapers. That peerless paper can now be had by mail, every day, including the big Sunday issue, for only six dollars per year, and, at that price, it is certainly within the reach of all who desire to read ANY daily paper. The Weekly secis issued in tions of eight pages each, making it practically a LARGE and almost equal to the average daily, at ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. This issue is just THE THING for the farmer, merchant or professional man who has not the time to read a daily paper, but wishes to keep promptly and thoroughly posted. It is made up with especial refer ence to the wants of every member of the family, not only giving ALL THE NEWS, but also a great variety of interesting and instructive reading matter of all kinds. Write for free sample popies to Globe Printing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Globe-Democrat semi-weekl- y SEMI-WEEKL- Y, Consumption Cured. Dr Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam will cure any case of consumption if taken in time. Consumption starts with a slight cough or cold. This where consumption gets its slart'and it ou will use Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam, you will cure tbo cough, heal the lungs and throal, and avoid the most dreaded of all diseases, consumption. Delay in attending to a slight cough may Large size bottles. cost you your life. Price 25 c, and 50c. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. China. R. R. To Hunt Gold In Cuba. Wichita, Kas., Nov. 30. Dr. J. W. Langfoid, of Arizona, and 12 of RooseANNOUNCEMENTS. velt's Rough Riders, have gone to San Juan hill, Cuba, to prospect for gold In an Interview here Dr. Langford The Illinois Central now ) sale, and will consays: TOURIST tinue enthe tame until Sep'Because, of its pleasant climate I tember o. 1808. round trip summer tourist tickets from believe Cuba to be a better gold field South than the Klondike. I think Cuba is RATES points on Its lines in Iberesorts to a large list of summer ono of the best prospected countries In the North. Its fast double CuIciro, Cincinnati In the world. I prospected in Alaska dally service to St. Louis, to reach quickly and and Louisville enables one unsuccessfully. I expect to locato a comfortably the mountain resorts of Virglnis, the Seaside of claim on the San Juan hill that a com- Whim Mountains snd the lake and New Hnzland. forest resorts the Thousand Islands, pany will be able to work at n large of MicbUsn, Wisconsin snd Minnesota, the Hot Springs of Arkansas,,the Yellowstone Park or the profit." of Colorado. resorts Illinois Central iJ IrilllWCll Many persons have their good day and their bad day. Others are about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food does not taste good, and the digestion is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work Is a burden. What Is the cause or all this? Impure blood. And the remedy? sponse from every member present, as well as the receipt of numerous telegrams from every place. Col. A. O, Brodle is president. Wltuesses In the llotkln Case Start West. Dover, Del., Nov. 30. The witnesses P ter roll of Roosevelt's Rough Riders' SAIN liM ULlivjl association has been formally opened LI ll in this city, and bus met with a re" Roosevelt's Rough Riders' Association. Prescott, Ariz., Nov. 30. The mus- A new 1898 edition, entirely andKiviDjc facta Tl rewritten. 11 and conditions, brousht down Homcseetars' ' .1 el pamphlet, gags who will testify against Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, whose trial for the murder of Mrs. J. P. Dunning and her sister, Mrs. J. D. Deanc, will begin in San Francisco next week, left for Caliafternoon. fornia yesterday contains a large number I II HI 0 ot letters from Northern farmers I II now pru.uerousl) locsted on the line of tba i,ylnoli Centrai Railroad In the States or Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi ot the and Louisana, and also a detailed write-ucities, towns and country on and adjacent to that homeseekers.or those in search of a line. To farm, this pamphlet will lurnish reliable Information concerning the most accessible and prosperous portion ot the South. Free cople s can be had by applying to the nearest of the undersigned. ItI uuiaiv Marvelous Strlko of Natural Gus. Santa Barabara, Cal.,Nov.30. While boring for oil on Summcrland beach a marvelous flow of natural gas has been struck, throwing sand and rocka A.tl. a number of feet into tho air. It is pronounced the biggest strike eve made in the'west. Took Five Hundred Chinese Away. San Francisco, Nov. 30. The steam- Tickets and full Information as to rates In connection with the above can be had of agents ol the "Central" and connecting lines. S. a Hatch, DW. Pais. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, DIt. Pais. Agtnt, Memphis. Wm. Murray, DIv.Psss. Agent, New OtUani. Hanson, 0, P. A. W, A. Ktllond, A. 0. P. A. Louisville. Chicago, W. A. NISBE'i;, President O. W. WADDILL, Cashier er Coptic, which sailed yesterday, took 500 Chinese away, many of whom wero ordered deported by tho courts. Many of tho Chinese waro wealthy residents Hopkins (ZoiiTitu W - The John Blair Gibbs Hospital What Need? Certain officers the Volunteer is no more, as far as Lexington is If under the Dingley Tariff we export Army are said to have contracted worth more of The regular subscription price of indebtedness to the Chattanooga concerned. The last of the nurses fifty million dollars' we import, whatmanuneed factured goods than the Southern Farm Magazine is $1 went to Georgia Saturday. Inquirer. have we of protection? a year, but we offer it and The Bee merchants reaching 50,000 while In order that we may export encamped at Chickamauga. The together one year for $1.50. more. Let's see, who was it that amounts are to be sent names and asked: "If we can do more cartto Washington and a sensation ing with a horse than a goat, what is expected. Central is the need of a horse?" Will receive prompt atten Will cure Tonsilitis and Bronchitis. Falls (R, I.) Journal. Bishop McClosky held confirmaMon at this office. Estimates tion services at Hickman, Ky., on A specific for incipient consumption, Doees small, I'rico 85 cts. at druggieta. Subscribe for The Bee. Thanksgiving day. "rnished upon application. c-f Why Is It? From the Great Falls (Moat.) Leader. JOB WORK Dr.BulTs COUCH SYRUP Why is it that good times always happen under Republican rule? Is it chance? If it is, why isn't it a business proposition to take more chances? Sam Jones has been engaged to take part in the local option fight at Somerset, Ky.; election December ioth. It clears out the channels through which poisons arc carried from the body. When all Impurities are removed from the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure. If there Is constipation, take Ayer's Pills. They awaken the drowsy action of the liver; they cure biliousness. the United States. Wrlto freely al thercrtlculari in your caio. You will eittvs a prompt reply, without coit. Lowell, Hut. Madisonville, Mitlze at the Paris Exposition. Wichltn, Kns., Nov. 30. Gov.-elc- - - $50,000, Stanley and Charles O. Cohn, president Gaptal Stock, club, have taken acof tho Commercial Transacts a general banking business tion to push tho exhibit of maize and and invites the accents ot the citizens of its cooked products at the Paris expo- Hopkins and adjoining counties. sition. Has the finest and most secure vault In section of Kentucky It Is announced that a movement is on that foot lo form a combination of all river mines and floating property about Pittsburg for the control of the mines, and the markets on the Ohio. Ky. Don't Use Drugs a McGEE'S WrUa to our Doetar. We hive the exclusive sorvlces of some of tlie most eulnent nhyilclans In 25c CHILL SURE KNOCKS WsSalfStiSGll CHILLS AND OUT FEVER. riMMatUUk. Oosulss as seUoa. Qssrin(.4 t ears sr SkMy tfsa4U. Lisas. BBS KWtll. Sold by Georgo King, St. Charles" unless you need them, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by reWe keep only sponsible druggists. the best. That is the great distinction to be looked for when tbo time comes that you need tbera Nowhere- else will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin that spring medicine. n u ST. BERNARD DRLd STORE, BRYAN HOPPER, 1. kirwA "f3 O Wt Mansjsr, peace1 .'itiS,., V. iiTiiJallfslaWs1 . i iT"'-""- " R5q ET!3?5TlIWBHMHIiWHHi fi,vjiitaiiMttnHhsfit Ti4MiiSMWHiwirtitttirMnMii wpwf f "j' Wfl x, MiBr ippjf W' P 1BHM "I Broriston on the Gocbcl Bill. Alanningtoni ct Discussing a Dead Issue. Mr. Charles J. Dronston, u Dem- ocratic leader, among other things, says this about the Bill Gocbcl ill Ml PAUL, M. MOORE, Editor nd Mn(g-er-. J as to create a political machine, which, in man; It is Entered the Pcttoffiee at EatlluKton it Second effect, may bo controlled by one undemocratic, autocratic and despotic in Hit matter. its tendencies; It is cowardly, corrupt and SUBSCRIPTION RATES: dishonest in Its real purpose; it Is repulsive to the intelligent and courageous manbocd Mrs. Cnlbia Price was sick last week. of free men." OnYer.ililctlylndance Mrs. Rillia Mcintosh, who was sick last " " J? Six Months, Mr. Bronston has prepared a week, is on tbe mend. ThreeMonthi, " 3 SlnKloCoplea brief against the law to be subEdgar Lyall, Messrs. Tim Carroll, Specimen eopiet milled free on ppllcatlon. wanted In all parti of ine mitted to the Court of Appeals. CorreipondenH Charlie Keys, Alonzo Williams, Cardie Incorporated.) BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. bill: "It is contrary to tbe fixed principles of republican institution:; it destroys local it so concentrates power Rev. Pcndley filled his tegular uppoint-eleAmerican Economist. at Goad's Chapel Snnday. On so recent a date as October Miss Viola Brown, of ftarlington, visited 28 the Louisville "Courier-Journal- " Miss Kate Wllbert last week. gravely discusses the question 's Tho entertainment at Mrs, Martha whether the wool growers of the Thursday night was a great success, United States have been benefitted and bad good attendance. by the wool duties of the Dingley Little Sallie Miller is on tbe sick list. law, and whether there ought to Mr. Marian Page and Miss Vi Whitfield be any Tariff at all on wool. Of were married Wednesday night. course, the "C, J." reaches a negThere was a singing at Mr. Garner's ative conclusion in both cases. Saturday night. Cor-dier- ..'. onnlT. Addreta n for parclcnlara. THURSDAY, DECEMBER i, 189S. The Kentucky Ntiu Era's Thanksgiving edition was a beauty in ors and well filled with ads. col- ff The Madisonville Hustler men tions T. VV. Clark and Rufus Teaguc as possible candidates in the next race for representative to Mr. Clark, the State legislature. we suppose, made a good enough representative, but, if RufeTeague is still a Rcbublican, we arc for him even if he did resign from the Bill Gocbel county election board. Working- Such a discussion is time wasted. If there was one thing more than another that condemned the Wilson law in the eyes of the American people that one thing was its Carroll, and Misses Irene and Tisbie free wool clause. The question is Gunn and Uelle Oldham visited the family It will never be Sun- dead and buried. of C. E. Vandiver near Pleasant Hill day. resurrected. No party platform e Mr. Jack Stull, of near this place, died will ever again advocate ' his home Sunday night and was buried in wool. There may be following day in tbe family burying honest differences of opinion as to Kiound near bis residene. He leaves a wife and daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Oowlcs, the amount of duty to be levied of Crofton, Ky., and several grandchil- upon imported wool for Protective dren to mourn his death. He was seventy-thre- e purposes, but as to the main quesears of age. tion, whether wool should be ProMay luck and prosperity crown Tub Bee tected, it has been settled in the with success is the sincere wish of affirmative once for all. Free-Trad- Busybody. Ax Jottings. The Hebrew Flag. From the New York Tribune. Sekator Thurston, who last year was opposed to the annexation of Hawaii is now an expansionist and favors retaining the He has yielded to Phillipines. verdict. the popular Statistics of the Post Office Department show something of commercial activity. The last fiscal year shows an increase of more than $6,000,000. Over 2,600,000 more domestic money orders were issued than during the previous year, the amount carried being over $16,000,000 increase. The short session of the Fifty-fift- h Congress will convene next Monday and end on March 4th next. There is much to come up for its consideration and it is intimated from some quarters that an extra session will almost certainly be necessary. The report of the Director of the Mint shows that the gold coinage of the world in 1897 was the largest ever recorded, amounting to an increase over 1896 of more than $241,000,000. There is nothing of consolation in the prospects for the 1898 coinage to those who would preler to sec shrinkage and disaster follow the world's adoption of the gold standard, for the indications are that the world's production of gold lor 1898 will greatly exceed even that of $437,-719,34- ?, 1897. It is probable that President McKinley will recommend in his forthcoming message to Congress that the Army be increased to one hundred thousand men. Gen. Miles wants seventy-fiv- e thousand but the President's recommendations are probably more in line with the sentiment of the people. And in his war movements President McKinley, like President Lincoln has followed closely the sentiment of the people. Wages Have Risen. ;- - prefaced an injunction against the sinkers with a statement of tbe law regnlating tbe relations between employer and employee. According to tbe court tbe law protects employers in the right to employ whom they please at prices they and their employees can agree upon, and to discbarge them at tbe expiration of their term of service for violation of tbeir contract. So, also, tbe laborers have the right to d fix a price upon tbeir labor, and to refuse to work unless that price is obtained. Tbey wage-earnin- g have this right singly or in combination Tbey may organize in order to improve their condition and secure better wages, and peace-lovinmay use persusaion to induce men to join tbeir organization or refuse to work except for established wages. They may present to each person InterBOOK OF State Tobacco Qrowers. ested in subscribing to their cause to the public in newspapers or Ibe Eugene Field MonThe Tobacco Growers' State circulars in a peaceable way and with ument Souvenir Fund, EUGENE Subscribe any amount convention will meet in Lexington, no attempt at coercion. This, However, desired. Subscriptions low aiji.oo will enKy., December 5, instead of in marks the limit of either party's right. Tbe i FIELD'S title Ibe donor to Ibis &fl-,- L n tt n fa n m a Louisville, November 28. Due injunction granted by tbe court restrained j bound 8xii), as a souv. PflEll? enir certificate of sub rULrnOii notice is being given throughout the strikers from picketing the premises scription to una. uook and from distributing boycott circulars Handsomely contains a selection of the State of this change. Illustrated by Field's best and most which were said to embody threatening thirty-twof representative works tho World'a language. Labor, as tbe decision illusand is ready for delivA decision has been rendered in Greatest ery. Uut for the noble trates, possesses freedom of action and of Artists. contribution of iha world's greatestarllsis tblsbook could not have I the celebrated school case at Alton, combination, but that freedom must not oeen manuracturea tor less man 17.00. The I Ills., upholding the establishment be construed to include intimidation or coFuod created li divided equally between tbe I of seperatc schools for colored pu- ercion of others whose right to labor or to ramlly 01 Ibe late Eugene field and Ibe Fund for Ibe building of a monument to tbe mempils. employ labor is equally free ory of the beloved poet of childhood. Address Bradstreets. Engine Field Monumint Souientr Fund, No attempt will be made.by the I Also at Dook Stores. i8oMonroSt. Chicago cures CuU, Burns. Bruises, Rheu i if you also wish to send postage, enclose 10c, nmencan representatives to as T. t iilmliiilllttttttttHtlsllHm . sume control of the Havana cus matism and Sores. Price, cents. Woation Tm Dee, as Adv. s Inserted as our e before December 20. Sold by St. Bernard Drag Store. contribution. army-burderc- Commissioner Wright, of the Department of Labor at Washington has completed a comparison wages in twenty-fiv- e occupations in four countries, the United States Great Britain, France and Belgium, beginning with the year 1870. The figures show the average wages in the United States to have been higher than in any other country and wages have risen in all four countries. The average follows in Great Bntian, France, Belgium in the order named. Wages in the United States increased from $2.20 in 1870 to $2.56 in 1892, since which time the lowest figure touched was and strength with which the country met the exigencies of foreign conflict. The readiness and ability In Great Britain the increase was from $1.30 in 1870 to Si. 49 in with which a great army and navy 1896. In France the advance was were improvised on short notice from $1.06 in 1870 to $1.33 in 1896. were flattering to the military spirit of the American people, while conBelgian wages advanced from 59 cents in 1870 to 66 cents in 1896. veying a valuable lesson to the nations of Europe It would take no critical mind to decide which country is the best as to the possibilities for effective to live in from a point military and naval action lying of view. ready in the ranks of an industrious and but free and A $7.00 fcarles, people. Given Free Our energetic farmers are about done One of the results of the Zionist gathering corn and tho yield is the best Bed. congress at Basle is the reappearfor many years. Tompkinsville, Ky., Nov. 28. Tbe prayer meeting convened at Jeffer- ance of the Hebrew flag. At the Enthusiasm continues to in- son City last Thursday night and a good meeting place of the delegates a flag was hoisted which had two crease over the late discovery of time was enjoyed by all in attendance. Axville is still on a boom. Ycur corres- blue stripes on a white field, and rich deposits of kaolin in the edge LOCOMOTIVE of Allen county, near the Monroe pondent was there last Saturday and tbe between these the BLASTS. star, postoffice and storo were well crowded and Allen county line. A syndi- especially at mail time. or sign of David. It was explained at that time that a similar cate formed of Bowling Green and The New York law of Mr. T. M. Walker and wife, of Crofton, Chicago capitalists leased the land visited friends and relatives in this vicinity flag was used as the standard of 1897 has been declared unconstitutional on which the discovery was made, Saturday. the Hebrews in the days of the by tbe Court of Appeals of that state. Tbe decision declared that tbe business of and men are now digging out large Rev. James D. Cluck preached at tbe Hebrew nation. Pictures and de brokerage on passage tickets bad been a home of Rev. John Hopson last Sunday scriptions of the flag came to the lawful quantities of the mineral. business for many years, but the They have already shipped at 2 o'clock. He will preach there every United States with accounts of the court stood four to three on tbe decision. Sunday afternoon. some, and had it tested, which was fourth proceedings of the congress, and Mr. C. li. Lawrence in the employ of tbe Mr. J. H. Walker, of the Crofton neigh g pronounced by experts to be koalin borhood dwellers in the New York Ghetto Louisville and Nashyille road, stopped over Sunday night with department, whose family have of a very fine grade. Some of it T. H. Walker of this place, on bis way to began to look for Hebrew flags. several tbe is equal to that imported from Dawson, The consequence was that the made their home here for weekpast Springmonths, removed this to China. The quantity seems to be Tbe Thanksgiving exercise at Johnson's American flag company turned out field, Term., where bis wife will be nearer scboolbouse was a grand success. Tbe a quantity, for which there was ber relatives. inexhaustible. The same syndicate owns the people began gathering at len o'clock and ready sale, and one large flag of A signal system, we understand will be one o'clock bouse was reasonably Pilot Knob lithograph quarry, not at and they the the peculiar style has attracted soon established at Nortonville which will full, kept coming until there far from this place, from which were about three hundred people as- much attention in Henry street, be operated jointly by the L. & N and I.C. they are quarrying and shipping sembled. The teacher called tbe pupils where it has been mistaken for ev- roads. A stone which is said to equal the at one o'clock to have their pictures taken erything from u Salvation army sold railroad about 85 miles in length was last week in Illinois for something outside of the school bouse. After the flag to a Tammany emblem. finest lithograph in quality. Some like $1,000 per mile. Tbe first bid was photographs were taken, they marched to members of the syndicate are here, tbe stage and began about $100 per mile. their exercise, which Why Wheat Is Firm. and they are manifesting much lasted two hours Part of tbe program Engineer Campbell took a few days rest Referring to the very small slocks this week and during the time bagged seventhusiasm over their rich mining was left out 00 account of the bouse being of wheat held at present and the eral dozen quails. He says game Is plencrowded so that it was uncomfortable. interests. strong support thus given value of tiful in the neighborhood of Nebo. Saiamagu.ndi. Dewey's Letter to a Kentucky actual wheat, Broomhall says: Onr friend C. J, Martin, now bas a poNortonville Notes. airl. "Here we have two great centers sition on tbe P. D. & E. at Evansville as Mr. T. E. Lulz. the I. When Dewey whipped the Span- has been oQ oc a deer huntC. agent, who of population Glasgow and Liver- operator. In bim they have a good man. in Mississippi, iards at Manila Miss Ada Brazel-to- returned borne Sunday, but is not able to pool the one with a stock of James Gooch is now in the employ of tbe P. O. & E., and we understand he bas of Paducah, sent him a short go to work yet, as be is broken down. 1,969 quarters wheat and the latter been promoted from niebt operator to that poem and a letter of congratulaMr. R. E. Reynolds visited bis borne in with one of go, 000 quarters, the of assistant cashier to agent. tion. The other day the mail Earlington Sunday, former center consuming annually Conductor Jesse Galbreatb is again In Misses Ethel McCulloch and Estella over 400,000 quarters and the lat- charge of a train on Ibis division. brought her the following letter: "Manila, P. I., Oct. 18, 1898, My Tefft were in Hopkinsville Friday. ter over 100,000 quarters weekly. Melvin Cook, formerly one of cour town Dear Miss Brazelton: I have the The new depot will soon be completed The position is fraught with dan- boys, is now a conductor on tbe Illinois and tben Nortonville will be on a boom. ger no one can den', but it is Central, running into St. Louis. pleasure to acknowledge your Hurrah for Chatterbox, of Manningtonl equally as certain that no one Tbe Nashville American bas this to say charming note and poem, which can Wo are glad to see some one in that place of the passenger traffic arrangements resuggest a practical remedy as long cently has been of much pleasure to me, awake. entered into between the N. ft C. bearishly-dispose- d and only regret that my appreciaoperators and tbe I. C. roads: The Electric saw mill at Mannington ia as tion should not have been shown in full speed, sawing anything from a cross continue to offer futures at a dis"Effective next Sunday, tbe Nashville, count, for it would savor of foolish- Chattanooga & St. Lous Road, in connecby an earlier acknowledgment. tie down to a tooth pick. Mrs. McCulloch of this city, is very sick ness on a merchants part if he were tion with the Illinois Central, will run a But your note was mislaid, and buffet car through from Nash to hold wheat in store and pay rent parlor and Louis, leaving has just been found. I am not in- with tbe neuralgia. ville to St. here at 7 o'clock sensible to the praise which you Mr. Joe Bell, of Springfield, passed and interest when he can buy for in the morning and arriving at St. Louis Men are much through our city, Sunday for his borne, delivery ahead at less than current tbe samo evening. Returning, the car have bestowed. He has been visiting friends in Christian prices; therefore, it may be taken will leave St. Louis every morning and like they were in the middle ages, and Hopkins county. when they were always ready to Mr. Willie Marshall, of Robards, Ky., for granted that as long as futures reach Nashville at about 9 o'clock at night, where connection will be made with Ibe lay a lance in rest for a fair wom- passed through our city Monday, enroute remain at a discount reserves will southbound sleepers over tbe Nashville, be conspicuous by their absence, Chattanooga & St. Louis Road." an's smile and praise. So accept to Central City. Tanner's friends in Illinois say the Virmy best thanks for the note and Miss Ramie Ewiog, of White Plains, and as a seeming corollary prices Tbe Henderson division showed up den Coal Company violated two agreements congratulations for the poem. visited Mrs. George Stiller, of this city, will not fall as the bear expects." some large improvements in the inspector's entered into between it and its employes Saturday. report. One section that was under tbe before the State Arbitration Committee and Very sincerely. They Confessed. We learn from last accounts that Mrs. control of foreman Pendereast made a that is why tbe sentiment of tbe people is "George Dewey." Steward, who has been ill for some time, Morganfield, Ky., Nov, 28. gain over that of last ear of 138 points against tbe company. is some better. Clinker. Win. Lee and Jas. Jas. Wilson, lacking two points of capturing the divisThe American Policy. Secretary Jones, formerly of tbe From Dradstreet's. two of the men jailed here on the ion board, which is still held by foremon Company, but now with tbe Sebree The Hawaiian Islands. Cates, of the Mannington section. Quite The political results of the year n The Chicago & Railway charge of blowing the safe of a number of tbe sections showed marked Coal Company bas been busy of late making many needed improvements, and says have on the whole been such as to has fosued a booklet with the above title, Harth Bros, have confessed and gains and only two showed a decrease. a brief description s everything will soon be in condigive confidence to the financial and giving topograpy, climate,of these Hands, and been sentenced to the peniTbe Louisville and Nashville shows tion. their naturnal recommercial community, practically sources, railways, schools, population etc. tentiary for five years each. In most gratifying gains in net earnings from Since the acquisition of tbe Phillipines by a folding map and guaranteeing freedom for years to It contains steamship lines plying mentions their testimony before the examin- July 1st to the end of tbe third week in tbe various between States, wonder It our Georgia November. Tbe increase is $587,932 as tbe United come from any unsettling of the the Pacific ports and tbe islands. Atten- ing court they exonerated Wm. Gold MiningCompany will extend its operacompared with corresponding period last is also tbe unparalled facilicurrency, while in the btoader field tion offered called toNorthwestern Line, the Nelson, the other man arrested year. tions to that country? ties by tbe of international affairs the position Pioneer Line west and northwest of Chi- with them. There can be little to encourage a miner cago, for reaching San DOWN IN THE MINES. when tbo company for whom he labors of the United States has received Angeles, Portland and Francisco, Los How the Qoebel Bill Operates. other western fails, for nearly a year at a time, to bave a the recognition due it as a first-cla- points. The booklet will be sent to any From tbe Louisville Evening Post. pay day", and yet sucb is said to be address upon receipt of four cents in world power. Whatever dif- stamps by W. B. Knlskern, 29 Fifth aveLast week we mado a trip to Illinois, the case wjtb a mine less than a thousFully to understand the operaference of opinion may exist as to nue, Chicago, III. tions of the Goebel law, we must where an investigation is going on by tbe and miles away. Tbe strange part grand jury in regard to tbe late serious the wisdom of the great movement Tbe latest declaration as to tbe legal study it in close contests; we must trouble at Virdeo, Illinois, between miners of it is that these miners a short time toward national expansion which status of the boycott is found in an opin- see how it can in doubtful districts and those who stood guard over tbe com- ago becamo attached through organization has resulted from the recent hos- ion rendered this week by the Supreme be made to reverse the will of the pany's property. Among tbe numbersum-mone- d to the United Mine Workers, and now tbe query is, why don't they compel their tilities, there are certainly few Court of Michigan in a case which arose people. to appear before tbe Grand Jury Here arc certain statecompany to do away with its store and out of a boycott of a firm of mill owners was Governor Tanner, and Mr. Lnkens, Americans who can have witnessed by striking teamsters. The strikers pick- ments concerning the application manager of tbe Chicago- - Virden Coal Co. adopt instead a regular pay day, a thing without satisfaction the wonderful eted tbe mills and issued circulars estab- of the Goebel law to the small Retbe order to which tbey belong so strongly As the investigation bas been going on for advocates. manifestation of sustained power lishing a bojeott on Ihs firm. Tbe court publican majority in the Ninth dis- a New Found Koalln tions to the average Kentuckian, who cares more for Democratic institutions than he docs for the political ambitions of Mr. Gocbcl. First, these acts are not subject to review or punishment by the courts; they may be done with impunity. They may be done in every count' of the State in some close election; say next year, with Mr. Goebcl a candidate for Governor. The present board, we do not doubt, will reject these new certificates, but the present board will not last forever; vacancies occur-inmay change its character before next session. What the people have to consider is not an administration which is better than the law, but the possibility that a partisan administration may make of the law an engine of oppression and itself name as Governor a man whom the people have rejected. In that case, what could the people do? By the provisions of the law the decision of the Triumvirate is "final and conclusive," there could be no appeal to the courts, and, deprived of that resource, the people would have to decide to submit for the first time to usurped authority or to overthrow the usurpers by a revolution. g disease by the timely use of Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always cures sour stomach, malaria, indigestion, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. Arrest cfrafr eft db cfr dfe cfr SICK HEADACHE, I STORE NEWS !! TUTT'S Liver PILLS six-point- Anti-Scalpi- bridge-buildin- n, weeks, many indictments will undoubtedly be the result. Tbe sentiment of tbe people outside of tbe miners, who, to a man, support the action of the governor, is somewhat divided. A prominent Demper cent of tbe ocrat said that seventy-fiv- e people stood by Tanner, while a Republican said that bis action would not be indorsed by the voters if an opportunity were given them for an expression of opinion. An employe of the St. Bernard Company at South Diamond mines says be don't see how a cold wave could improve their business, as for the last few months they have been crowded with orders and tbe mine worked to a full capacity. Tbe coal of 'New South Wales was discovered 100 years ago by a sailor, but it bas only been worked on a commercial basis within tbe last fitly years or so, says tbe Nineteenth Century. Tbe Carboniferous strata of Australia are said to extend over 10,000,000 acres. Tbe coal measures of New South Wales cover about 24,000 square miles, with Sidney In tbe center, although Newcastle is tbe most accessible port for tbe coal fields now being worked. In quality tbe coal of New South Wales is reputedly not much Inferior to that of Northumberland. Last year a very large increase took place in the output, which was raised to 4,417.600 tons from 3.910,000 tons in 1896. About s of the whole output was ex ported to the Pacific State of America, to China, the eastern archipelago, tbe Straits Settlements, tbe Pacific islands and further India. Tbe production bas mote than trebled within tbe last twenty years and as yet is only a fraction of wbat it is destined to become. Before Macaulay's New Zealander makes its appearance on London bridge tbe Newcastle of tbe antipodes will have become as large and prosperous and important a city as Newcastle on "Coaly Tyne." New South Wales does not monopolize tbe coal of Australia. That of Queensland is of enormous value, spread over an area of some 14,000 tquare miles, though as yet tbe output does not exceed 500,000 tons per annum. The miners in some of the outlying Districts of Pittsburg. Pa., have grown tired of contributing 5 per cent of tbeir wages for tbe purpose of assisting and aiding the striking miners in tbe Fourth pool, and last week instituted a vigorous kick. Union officials bad to be called from Pittsburg to quell tbe trouble. Black Diamond. County Supervisors at Council-BluffIowa, bave offered a bounty of $1,000 for tbe discovery and development of a two-fovein and $2,000 for a three-foo- t vein of soft coal in Pottawattamie county. Tho mine must be developed and in successful operation, producing at least twenty-fiv- e tons a day before tbe bounty can be claimed. The mines at Virden and Greenridge, III., operated respectively by tbe Chicago-Virde- n Coat Co., and O'Gara, King & Co., resumed operations last week. Tbe Indiana block coal field is said to be very short of miners. Tbe increass of orders for coke is one of tbe many signs of returning prosperity,and, as was said by a young Democrat a few days ago, it does look as if business is almost always belter under a Republican administration than when tbe Democrats control the government. And yet that same young man always votes the Democratic ticket and says be always will. Why such prejudice? d three-fourthot "" siiL"""iiv-BiiiiiMn""- ,i 3-- 4 4 St. Bernard Store t-ft 4 Shoes for Everybody. Some of the Good Things in the Big'...- i in all Departments. Full Stock ... As we always have, so have we now the best things on earth in Shoes for everybody of any age. Nothing but 4 Fall 4 the most substantial and genuine stock All at the most reasonable prices. .... Specialties For Ladies: The choice styles made by Drew, Shelby & Co. For Men: The best things from the big factory of J. S. Nelson fr & Winter Clothing. Large variety of HONEST, SUBSTANTIAL, and Stylish Goods, Latest Cut and Finish. NOTHING SHODDY. At the most reasonable prices. Quality and Style beyond question. $13 o to Suit. Blankets.. i Big and Broad and Thick and Warm Made of Sheep's Wool. Elegant things and Cheap. Genuine Goods. All Good Bargains ,. .. Overcoats- Latest Nobby Things. Fit Everybody. Quality Guaranteed." Fine Goods. Warm Goods. Strong Goods. No trouble to buy as it takes so little money Millinery- Nobby selections of late styles in Sailors and Walking Hats. Also a Choice lot of Caps for children and little tots. a North-Wester- first-clas- ss ., .........,,... 1 I Planters CUBAN OIL 26 torn-hous- on the day provided by law, having doubtless arranged in an unofficial way the estimates of the various majorities in each county. It was therefore thought that Pugh's ma jority was less than 30. In order to destroy this majority, the Carter county board, without a resemblance of cause, threw out two Republican precincts, losing to Mr. Pugh 33 majority. On the next day it was discovered that, despite the act of the Carter county board, Pugh still had a majority of 10. Thereupon the Bracken county board was reconvened and they threw out a precinct that gave Pugh 20 majority. Another certificate was then issued. The election board in Rowan county, following tho example set in Bracken, reconvened after signing and mailing its first certificate and deliberately went behind the record of the precinct and threw out 60 of Pugh's majority in that county. This account proceedings taken from a Republican organ, the Commercial, has not, according to our knowledge, been disputed. They suggest certain reflections which cannot be comfortable reflec- of-th- c trict: The various county boards met What Shall I Be Done I FOR THE DELICATE OIRL e)90 Company at Barnsley The bas selected as mine foreman Ralph Hall. He is a man of considerable experience, and should be able to fill tbe position satisfactorily. ' Tbe St. Bernard Coal Company is so rushed with orders tbat its forces aro You Have tried iron and other tonics. But she keeps pale and thin Her sallow complexion worries you. Perhaps1 she bas a little hacking1 cough, also. Her head aches t and she cannot study. Give her now working overtime. Thus, it can be seen tbat tbe men with tbat company are assured of good average wages the year round. The sympathies of the miners here naturally extend toward tbeir fellow laborer, Mr. J. E. Day, who Is at this time a great sufferer from disease. Morganfield, Ky Nov. 45. Capt. Sam Brown tbe Pittsburgh millionaire and owner of tbe mines operated by tbe Ohio Valley Mine and Mining Co., is now at DeKoven. He has been there several days. capt. mown came aown ine umo on a private boat. This is safely anchored a short distance above Caseyville. Several weeks ago tbe miners at De- koven laid down their picks and refused to work. This compelled Ibe manager of the mines to close them down, hence tbe mines bave not been in operation for some time and are, tbercforo, virtually worthCapt, Brown's less as an Investment. vn it is uoquettiopably concerned in this Btrike. It is tbe general opiuion (bat Mr. Brown would endeavor to get (he men to go back to work, put in the event he failed In doing so tbe mines would be closed down permanently. Capes W 4 Jackets. w JUL 4 4 7H f 4 Groceries w No other stock 4 plete and fresh outside a large city. Every sary that is 4 made and luxury to eat. or grows Our reputation for honest 3. goods and honest values is sustained a marked 4 in our Bigin Grocery degree ment, and as to canned goods we have everything in cans 4 Vegetables, canned: Fruits, that can be Syrups, Meats, and eSi- - A varied assort- ment of latest patterns of La- dies' and Child-ren- s' Capes and Jackets at prices that will fit any purse. We can't here. Come and describe them m "BHB"'" so comneces- Depart- s Fish, canned by canners that can can. "We can't tell the story here but our shelves talk. unoice Close Prices. U-ood- I scon's Emulsion j feed" her wasting body; the glycerine will soothe her cough, and the hypophos-phite- s will give new power and vigor to her nerves and brain. Never say you cannot take oil" until you have tried Scott's Emulsion. You will be obliged to change your opinion at once Children especially become very fond of it; and infants do not know when it is added to tbeir food. cod-liver The oil will jSycfrqpqqa'a WILLARD HOTEL W. ft ,'iITT CHpTei.; TTTtI ' .V S. MILLER, Jr., Managed. joe in J r.oo; til drugtUtf. SCOTT & B0WNE,i'ChtmUt, New Yoik. 4 BEST $3 and $2.50 MOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. iiii mt IM m .Ji--T -- .,r C w )LjM V jfc. m-J- J w iy--- i r qejglgcc "33", LEGION JUBILEE. FIRE AT 1IECLA, TWO HOPKINS COUNTY FARMERS. MRS. FANNIE RASH Hpm Big Preparation to Entertain Soldier Boys. the Company Store Building and Of- 3noustrn, we tLfjrtoe." Upon their return to Louisville the Louisville Legion will be received with such warm hospitality as even Kentuckians have rarely seen. A triumphal arch is being built. The whole city will be decorated. The Louisville hotel is to provide dinner for 1,200 men and it will be served in the mammoth building on main Btrcet formerly occupied by Bamberger, Bloom & Co. A big parade will be had in which all the Louisville bands and perhaps some from Indianapolis will be engaged to render stirring music. Special rates have been granted over all roads leading to Loutsuille. "The New America," a patriotic song, composed by Miss Sallic McCoy, will be sung at the reception. LOCALJEWS. Where It Hit 'Em. Thanksgiving Day has come and gone With Fortune's smile and frown, Theturkes "got it in Ibe neck," The small boy lower down. L. A. W. Bulletin. "Rev. R. M. Wheat filled his' regular appointment at Nebo Sun- day morning and night. Elder I. H. Tcel, home from "Trigg county last week, says the farmers arc very much elated over the prices they arc receiving for their tobacco in that county. Mess. T. B. Franklin, of Charleston, and John Petty, of Caldwell county, were visitors at Earlington ' In the Klondike. Thanksgiving day. Mr. Franklin Consul McCook writes from a possible move to contemplates Earlington provided he can makc Alaska to the State Department under date of October 1st, a report suitable business arrangements. in which the following remarkable Elder I. H. Tcel closed his facts appear: One half of the meeting at Wallonia, Trigg county, buildings in Dawson are without on Wednesday night of last week. window glass. A small light 10 by Reports lrom the meeting arc that 12 inches readily brings $2.50 to large audiences were in attendance Small fortunes were made 3. and that the church was aroused to by parties who brought in glass greater efforts. Several persons and oil lamps. A 4 lamp in the were restored to the fellowship of United States commands from $18 the church. package to $20 here, and a Elder I. H. Tecl expects to be of carpet tacks will sell for 75 cents. able to occupy his new residence Notwithstanding the large amount at the south end of Railroad Street of provisions brought in and on before Christmas. Good progress hand corners on certain articles of is being made in its construction. consumption arc being made. Butter advanced from $1 per pound to The raisin shipments this sea- $2 last week, and the price of conson from California will amount to densed milk and other products about 4,000 cars. The prune crop has doubled. The consul concludes and dried fruit shipments will each his report by saying that he thinks aggregate about the same amount. it is a good time for capital to step Earlington young people who in, money being needed to develop contemplate matrimony should not the country. get behind the procession by failCatarrh Cannot be Cured ing to use suitable wedding an- with local ArrucATiOKs, as tbey cannot They don't cost reach tbe seat of the disease. Catarrh is nouncements. much and friends arc always pleased a blood or constitutional disease, and in to receive them. Neither the law order to cure it you must take internal Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken nor the gospel demand their use, remedies. and acts directly on ihe blood internally, but they are eminently proper and and mucous surfaces Hall's Catarrh the memory of your marriage is all Cure is not a quack medicioe. It was (he more pleasant and lasting if prescribed by one ot tho best physicians in you have sent them a nicely printed this county for years, and is a regular pre scription. It is composed nf tbe best or engraved wedding invitation or Ionics known, combined with the best TucBF.Kcan sup- blood purifiers, acting directly on tbe muannouncement. ply you from its own shelves or cous surfaces. Tbe perfect combination from the shelves of several of the ot tbe two ingredients is what produces largest dealers in the United States. such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for tertimonials free. Anything you want and prices reaP. . Ciiknkky A Co., Toledo, O. sonable. Sold by Druggists, 75c. nt fices Have Narrow Escape. Saturday afternoon late a telephone message announced that the store building of the Hecla Coal Company was on fire. Investigation proved that that establishment had a very narrow escape from utter destruction. The fire fortunately timed its appearance by day light, otherwise there would have been no hope. It was caused by fire from a grate in a sleeping room upstairs rolling off and burning through a pine floor. The fire followed along between two joists and the floor and ceiling of the lower story until it found a vent upwards through a partition opposite. When the partition was torn away the flames were found to be about breaking through into the attic, where their spread could hardly have been controlled. Fortunately the first of the fire burned itself through the ceiling of the store room below and sparks were seen falling thus discovering the danger. The damage was slight and covered by insurance. Good work was done by everybody within reach, including a few crack fire fighters of Earlington. How They Sold Their Tobacco Owcnsboro. From tbe Owensboro Messenger. at g, Mr. G. N. Broadley, of Ashbys-bur- Hopkins county, Nevitt, of the same neighborhood, were in Owensboro Friday with tobacco. They drove through to and A. K. Owensboro on Thanksgiving Day, being all day on the road. They put up at one of the stables in the west end of the city. The auction house people have a man who drums the stables tor tobacco, and most of the dealers of the city have men who make the rounds of the stables to buy the tobacco which has come in during the night. Mr. Broadley was offered $6, 4 and $1 by one of the buyers, but he declined to take it. The buyer told him to remember that he had been offered $6, $4 and 1, and when his tobacco was sold for less at the auction house he would have have something to kick himself about. Mr. Broadley sold his tobacco at auction, receiving 7.60, 7.50 and $1, a gain of $1.60 on leaf and 3.50 on the lugs. Mr. Nevitt had a very inferior tobacco, and would have been satisfied with $3 and $1, but could get no offers at all. He sold at auction, receiving Both gentlemen $5.15 and $2. Good for the Children. left highly pleased with the OwensMrs. Ella Hioson, of Hinton, Ala., writes us August I2tb, 1893. "I advise all boro market and fully impressed mothers to give their children Planter's Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret- with the fact that at auction, where ful. I keep this medicine in tbe house and all the buyers have a chance, is the when tbe children are ailing I give them a place to sell. They say they will dose and that is the last of it." Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. county Hopkins advise their friends to bring their tobacco to Capt. Jack Stull Dead. Capt. Jack Stull a prosperous Owensboro. farmer living near Manningt,on, and Consumption Cured. one ol the largest land owners in Dr. OUo's Spruce Gum Balsam will cure Hopkins county, died of kidney any case of consumption if taken in time. disease Sunday night at his home, Consumption starts with a slight cough or aged about seventy-fiv- e years. He cold. This where consumption gets its is said to have owned about twelve start and it jtou will use Dr. Otto's Spruce hundred acres of land. He was a Gum Balsam, you will cure tbe cough, heal tbe lungs and throat, and avoid tbe brother of Capt. Lee Stull, a Hop- most dreaded of all diseases, consumption. kins county coal miner and operator. Delay In attending to a slight 'cough 'may Died of Pneumonia at Her Home in Cadiz. Mrs. Fannie Rash, widow of the late Dr. A. F. Rash, died of pneumonia at her home in Cadiz, Ky., Wednesday morning, November Dr. Rash, who died 30, 1898. in 1889, was a son of Mr. Ben L. Rash and a member of one of the most prominent families in Hopkins county. He was cut down in the very beginning of a successful professional career. Mrs. Rash, and one daughter, Mary, pow about fifteen years of age, survived and since his death have made their home in Cadiz, the home of the mother before her marriage. All who knew her knew her as a very lovable woman. The daughter although left most lonely in her tender age, when a mother's care is so sorely needed, falls to the care of loving hands and tender hearts. Mr. Sam Bassett, of Madison-villwas at Cadiz and takes charge of the remains to bring them here for burial. Provided the journey can be made in time the burial will be at Grapevine cemetery this after noon from Madisonville. Otherwise the burial will be Friday morning. Mr. ames R. Rash, of Earlington, Mr. George W. Rash, of Madisonville, Mr. Watt Rash, of Hen derson, and Mrs. R. M. Salmon, of Uslcy, Ky., are brothers and sister to Dr. Rash, deceased. Mrs. Samuel Bassett, of Madisonville, is a sister to Mrs. Rash. e, m PEOPLE Those who The Wee One's Wishes. I wisht I was a drate big King, Tbo bigges' ever seen! 'En nights 'at wasn't Tris'masEve I'd make e'em Hollow E'en, An' 'en I'd go an' tell my Pa, "See here, you, Pal', I'd say, "Now you jus' dare to call me in When I go out to playl'' I wisbt I was A King! I wisbt I was a drate big King, I'd buy some tickets so 'At I could see tbe circus, an' I dess I'd let Pa go, But ef he made me study at My jogerfy I just' Would leave him home, 'tauso like as not He'd aggervate and fuss I wisht I was A KingI I wisht I was a drate big King, I know what I'd do with A big boy 'at always chases me, His name is Bobby Smith! I'd buy a big perliceman's club, A dog, an' 'en a gun: An' en' I'd say to Baby Smith: "You dassn't make me runl" I wisht I was A King. I wisbt I was a drate big King, I'd bring my Mamma here; Pa says she's up 'ere in the skies, An' 'en he calls mo "Dear;" His eyes gets full of tearses, too, 'En be don't speak at all. I dess I'd go an' get my Ma Et I was not so small I wisbt I was A KingI Hobart, in Baltimore American. MjS THE rly indications of disease. disregard JImJn mx MM --Jfe catarrh is frequent- Tho progress of M3i . ly gradual. Chronic catarrh secures possession without tho knowledge of its victim. It has becomo so common to say, "Evcry- - t x catarrh"thatmany UUUJ IlUNUlllllU EXCEIEKE OF SYRUP OF MS is duo not only to tho originality and simplicity of tho combination', but also to tho care and skill with which it is to it. Yet no class of dlscasoisBOtliffl-cul- t to Blialce off. Jinny people well advanced In years find themselves in the toils of catarrh. Mr. and Mrs. Collum, of Giddlngs, Tex. , found help in Mr. Colluin's letter follows: Medicine Co., Columbus, 0. Pe ru-nDear Sins: "I think your a Is tho best mcdiclno I ever tried for catarrh. I have tried all tho catarrh medicines that I could hear of and none of them did any good until I tried yours. I and my wifo have both used tho and wo nro about and Man-a-liwell. I nm 70 years old and my wifo Is CO. When wo commenced to tako your medicines wo were not able to seo after our work, but now she can tend to her work and I seo nftcr my farm. You can uso thin publicly if you want to." A. P. Collum, Oiddings, Tex. a. a Po-ru-- Skr m easy going1 peoplo pay slight attention manufactured by scientific processes known to the California. Fio 8yrip Co. only, nnd wo wish to impress upon all tho importance of purchasing the truo and original remedy. As the genuine Syrup of Figs ic manufactured by tho California. Fia Srnup Co. only, a knowledgo of that fact will assist one in avoiding tho worthless imitations manufactured by other par-tic- s. Tho high standing ot tho California Fio Svitnr Co. with tho medical profession, and tho satisfaction which tho genuino Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes tho namo of tho Company a guaranty of tho excellence of its remedy. It is far in advanco ot all other laxatives, as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and bowels without Irritating or weakening them, and it does sot gripe nor nauseate. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FKANOISOO, t . H M Jx. V liA x- - LOUISVILLE, Kr. CO. NEW TORIT, N. T. REFORMIIiG A NEWSPAPER'S POLICY. Educate FOR A An Editor's Determination to Tell Best way to Invest 35 Cents. Antioc, Miss., July 1st. 189S. New Spencer Medicine Co. I want to tell you what t think of your Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and in my family, and it is all that you claim for it It is the. best Liver Medicine I ever tried'. It is just tbe thing to take it you feel bad and are bilious. A. B. Lancaster, ' Sold by St. Bernard-Dru- g Store. -- Everybody lpr Expansion. Captured a Blind Titer. Deputy Sheriff Sutton, of Henderson county, has made things too hot in Corydon for blind tiger runners. A raid last week captured some of those implicated in the miserable business and ran others out of the place. As is usual in such cases, the principals in the business were disreputable characters and some had been law breakers before. The people arc loud in their praise of the wideawake officials. 4 cost you your life '. Large size bottle;. From the Courier-Journa- l. . Millions Given Aw,ay Price 25 c. and.500--. For sale by St.. BerThe Chattanooga Chambpr of to. tho public to nard Drug Store. If is dertainly'-gratifyinCommerce, though composed know 6f one concern in the land who. are largely of Democrats, has voted not afraid to be generous to the needy and rieetlhjr Mortons Gap. down a resolution against 'annexasuffering. Tbe propietors of Dr. King's Elder I. H. Tcel, pastor of the tion of the Philippines. There is New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs Cli'ristian Church, will and Colds, have given away over ten Earlington no chance lor any party to make a million trial bottles of this great medicine; begin a short series of meetings at fight against annexation that will and bavo satisfaction ot knowing It has ab- Mortons Gap next Monday night, command even the patience of the solutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. December 5. Mr. Teel has been country, and intelligent Jiien of all Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all for some time actively engaged in parties arc fast recognizingthis. diseases of tbe Throat, Chest and Lungs meetings are surely cured by it. Call on St. Bernard conducting a number of There is per. Druggist, and get a free trial bottle. Regu- at different places. Red Hot from the dun guaranlar size 50c and $1. Every bottle haps no more active and energetic Was tbe ball that bit G. B. Steadman, of teed, or price refunded. and popular minister in the field Newark, Mich., in tbe Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers that no treatment today. No Skating Yet helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts, Boils, To Cure a Cold In One Day The recent cold spell gave great Hall's Family Pills are tho best. promise of a season of skating on Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Bruises, Burns, Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25 cts a Died. Loch Mary, but the rise in temper- All druggists refund money it it fails to Little Mary McGary, daughter ature came just in time to prevent cure. 35c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on box. Cure guaranteed. Sold at St. Bernard Drug Store. each tablet. of Mr. W. E. McGary, of Slaugh- g at tersville, died last Sunday evening and was buried on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stsk attended the funeral. blood, backacke, nervousness, headache, feeling. Out and tired, listless, tbero'a no need to feel like that. Listen to Baby In the Hall Household. W Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says: A letter rcceivee from Rev. C. J. "Electric Bitters are just tbe thing tor a C. Hall, of Hickory Grove, Ky., man when be is all run down, and don't former pastor of the Methodist care whether he lives or dies. It did more Episcopal Church at this place, to give me new strength and good appetite announces the advent of a son on than anything I could take. I can now eat anything, and have a new lease on life." the 2GU1 instant, "weighing eight Only 50 cents, at St. Bernard Drug Store. pounds and as plump as an Every bottle guaranteed. run-dow- n A film of ice had formed over nearly the whole lake and skaters' eyes were beginning to sparkle. The sustained cold spell, during which the mercury went as low as eleven degrees above zero, must have made good Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kidney ice but for the fact that the water troubles as well as women, and all feel tbe was very warm at its beginning. results In loss of appetite, poisons in tbe Better luck next time, boys and Rirls. its consummation. Mr. J. E. Day. condition of Mr. J. E. Day The is very critical and hope of any improvement in his case is almost Mr. abandoned by his friends. Day has been and is a great sufferer. His affliction is intense. Coughed Firecrackers arc used constantly in China, at weddings, births, and funerals, and on all occasions out of the ordinary routine. More million pounds of than twenty-sicrackers were exported from China last year. x as Years. Regular services at the M. E. orange." Rev. Hall's clothes have suddenly gotten too small for him and he wants one of Mayor Burr's size. The family is happy and the father is doing well. Tiik Bee takes greatest pleasure in announcing this good news to Rev. and Mr3. Hall's host of friends and at the same time conveys back to that joyous household the heartiest of Earlington congratulations friends. 5 Office at recently incorporated In. the Ha- tracted meeting now in progress at brought to your door. Hotel. waiian Islands, and within two the M. E. Church on the hill. A Jones years the output ol raw sugar will stirring meeting is in progress at A Timely Hint. be considerably increased. the latter church with large congre You should be wise and see that your gations nightly. The EagU, King of all Birds, and your whole is rich is noted tor its keen sight, clear and distinct vision. So are those persons who Digest Your Food. use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak Ninety per cent, ot all sickness is caused granueyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or lated lids. Sold by all dealers at 35 cents. by food not being properly digested, it creates poisons and goes into your blood and then you are liable to almost any disease the human system is heir to. Use Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder and watch tbe results. You will feel tbe good i effects after taking one dose. Give it a IV trial and be convinced. Price 25c. For IV sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. IV Dr. Otto's -- hv Your cough. SprucotbeGum Balsamfor Cures chilmedicine Just I suffered for 25 years with a cough, and Church, South, next Sunday. Rev. spent hundreds ol dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. Wheat will preach morning and Weak Byes are Made Strong. Bell's This remedy makes evening. dim vision made clear, styes removed and weak lungs strong. It bas saved my life. granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind B. Roseil. Grantsburg, III. speedily and effectually cured by tbe use J. Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam. of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. It's put A physician can prescribe Dr. Otto's np In lubes and sold on a guarantee by all Dentistry. Spruce Gum Balsam. Tbe Formula is on good druggists. Dr. R. T. Dishman now offers tbe package. Cures your cough in day. superior advantages to those in Very pleasant to take. Children cry for There will be no singing tonight at the M. E. Church, South, and need of dental work, that of it. Large size bottles, price ajc and 30c. no prayer meeting there Friday twenty years experience in den- For sale by St, Bernard Drug Store. For a beautiful complexion use Dr, CarlA San Fr.ancisco report says five night. Both appointments have tistry. You would do well to avail stedt's German Liver Powder. new sugar companies have been been called in in favor of the pro- yourself of the skill and experience y. A Aftft ft ft ftftftftft.ftft ftftft ftftftfti ft ? NOTHING - like and pure blood system put in a perfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. Then you will be free from malaria, typhoid fever, colds and the grip. Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder is tbe best medicine money can buy. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. For your Cold try Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam. Price 25c and 50c a bottle. A gigantic ice breaker has just been launched in England. It was built lor the Russian government and with this this powerful vessel an effort is to be made to keep the Baltic sea open to trade during the winter. LEATHER 4? ?- - a 4T & 49 4? 4? 4? 49 49 49 49 "1 49 49 49 49 49 Shoes dre made of leather, but that is the only thing about them that ' is alike. The designing, cutting, fitting,- sewing, soling, must all come in before the shoe is ashoe, and it depends upon how these are done, whether the shoe is as good as it should be or not. The firm of K fyiQsfr o dren. Third Kentucky. IV 0 IV 0 c 0 0 hV Pingree o m & Smith says- - IV hV hV hV "There's nothing like Leather, If it's well put together:" According to the latest dispatches everything seems to point to the early departure of the Third Kentucky regiment for Cuba. It is said that, following a recent order to "weed out" all men physically or mentally unfit for service, the number of such in the Third is found to be astonishingly small. Mrs. Charles Jones has retired hotel business and, with her son, Melton, left Wednesday morning for Cincinnati, where she Mrs. Pauline will visit her sister. Jones andson, Charles E. Jones, have gone to Florida. Mr. Jones has secured employment and will make his home there. It is not yet definitely known who will take the house but it is probable that Mr. Jno. M. Victory will be the next to try his fortunes at keeping Mrs. Jones kept a good hotel. hotel and her friends regret her from the The Treasury Department has recommended to the Secretary of War that quinine be admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico free of duty. The Spanish law places a duty of $13.50 a pound on quinine. CASTOR I A Infants Tor and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boors tho Bignaturo of Postmaster Jones Dead. Morganfield, Ky., Nov. 28. After an illness of nearly three weeks' duration Postmaster J. J. From Puck. The Shelbyvillc Banner tells of Jones died at 8 o'clock this mornGENERAL W.R.SMITH, Mr. Jones was appointed a great wave of reform which has ing. LEXINGTON, KY., For circular of tits famous and rtsponalMaswept the town in which it is pub- postmaster only a few months ago. COMMERCIAL C0LLE6E OF KY. UNIVERSITY lished, and of the efforts made to Awarded Kedal at World' ExpoalUoa. bring the paper also into the fold. Refers to thonnands of frradnatet Id poeltloof. Coat of Fall Bailneu Coune. Including Tni. tloo, IJooka and Hoard la family, about tvO. "Wc are buttonholed' at the and Telegraphy, Spedaltiet, r and exhorted .to Constant coughing la very annoying, B3TTh Kentucky Untrertlty Diploma, under teal. Literary Donne free. If dMlred. corruption of Shelby-vill- e and tho continuous backing and irri- awarded graduate. Utttn Graduatesmddru vacation. yor loordr to Aave Enter now. rai2. ., facceHfuU tation will soon attack and injure tho it eVt politics;' we are tackled in our delicate lining of tho throat and air GEKEKAL WILBUR E. CMIa a. MslnKton.Ky. IfcU. Ktnhukv Univertity rtumrcet. Tako advico and uso Dr. ItadttarhlWOUHdnUinaUtnuur.ciliutiiar. tau.OOO, OH own office by those who accuse, us Sassages. Syrup in time. This d of unreliable statements and wonderful remedy will euro you. DR. opinions; our nights are PRACTICE LIMITED TO haunted bylionest creatures who DISEASES OF THE refer-enc- e beseech us to leave out all EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. to murders and Cures a Couah or Cold at once. sot Uppcn First btpicit, our descriptions Doses are small and pleasant to take.. Doctors and double-learecommend it. rrlcesjcts. At all druggists. EVANSVILLE. IND. fo Sunday school picnics. "Ladies and gentleman, the We have worm has turned. yielded; we have reformed. The henceforth Shelbyvillc Banner flaunts as its motto: 'The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.' If you don't like the result, blame Shelbyville, not us" Following this remarkable editorial arc the local items, among them these: BnuLeBBaflH "Little Johnny Stevens, the son of our esteemed MaaaKiaHH' friend, Widow Stevens, fell from a tree while attempting to steal ap pies, breaking his arm. The fracCO ture was skillfully reduced by H. Wellington Welch, M. D. Doc. ' -- I remarks that the case was his all - TO right and that we needn't say anything about Dr. Gaines, of West We have in Stock at our Store what we honestly Holway." gf believe to be the best quality pi "The Rev. Horace Walpole m- Smith, M. A., D. D., wishes us to say that a large congregation apAND preciated his eloquent arraignment Z cver brought to Hopkins County. They are made of Ananias, last Sunday morning, up in the latest style, sewed with silk, and have or words to that effect. He says w double knees and double seats' in the pants. The further, that he will buy a dozen g"" brand of these clothes is copies of the Banner in case he is pleased with this notice. We hope he is." "Deacon Colwell, whose woodand we arc glad to say the clothes are fully equal to the name. The best part of it, however, is that we shed burned last week, estimates are selling these elegant suits just about as cheap g Privately he his loss at $300. Z as you can buy shoddy clothes for. They are gf" tells us that 50 will come nearer . genuine bargains, we can assure you, and in g the mark. We would have valued ; order to help you bear the expense of R. R. the shed at 15 before the fire. fare, we will allow you from now until Christmas 7 a special discount of five per cent from our present But of course you can't always tell g very low prices. In order to get this special dis- about such things." count you must cut the Boy's Picture out at the "Eugene, eldest son of the Rev. top of this announcement, and present it at our Ichabod Leavens, is said to have m store when making purchase. Hoping to see a accepted a fine position in the great many of the good.people of Earlington, Mor- tons, Nortonville, aild all over our county, take West. We are credibly informed advantage of this great offer and make the boys d that the town got too hot to hold happy at very little expense. We remain : : : him. It was expensive business" g Yours for Business, keeping him out of jail, as every one knows." "Hon. James Grafton, proprietor of the Eureka shoe factory, re S MADISONVILLE, KY. quests us to say nothing about the three bosses he brings here from out of town, because they come cheap. He thinks that it might hurt him locally. We think so the Whole Truth and What Came of It. street-corne- Situation. DW FHUrHKRAFHY, Coughing Ehorilmd.Typft-Writin- . jaun-dice'- prize-fight- s, Dr.BulIs COUCH SYRUP ajtmrnmnm Special l. d. brose, d ntwmtmm The Bbb 00 op 00 1 iH T s tf g; ::::::::: y g g BOYS YOUTHS CLOTHING 1 f 1" Kant Wear Out" 1 y S - S y y 5 y" y S g 1 .BAILEY &, CO... 1 S New york Weekly i too." cj&4 fine calf shoe, second to none. Goto T. B. Young's for that 0 0 hV hV a 49 49 49 49: Our earnest effort for about twenty long years has been to sell shoes made of good leather, well put together. Most of our shoes come direct from the manufacturer to us. We buy' from shoe makers who understand their business, and stand behind their work, enabling us to see to it that you "get your money's worth" when you' buy your shoes of us. Working Night and Day sugar-coate- departure. The Henderson Journal says: "Rev. John L. Robinson, the popular and much loved pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church, of this citv. has resigned, to take ffeect The busiest and mightiest little thing Go to T. B. Young's for neat that ever was made is Dr. King's New repair work ana mat wnue you d ofr Life Pills. Every pill Is a c globule ot health, that changes weakness wait. G into strength, listnessness into energy, Three steamships of the North ofr brain-fa- g into mental power. They are German Lloyd Line have been ofr up tbe health. 25c ofr wonderful in building chartered to convey troops from per box at St. Bernard Drug Store. 6 ofr ofr ofr a January 1st. Lung Irritation Dr is tbe forerunner to consumption. will cure It. and Bell's give such strength to tbe lungs that a cough or a cold, will not settle there, cents at all good druggists, Twenty-fiv- e s 49 s V BISHOP & CO. MADISONVILLE, KY. WANTED EVERY- SOLICITOR Cuba to Spain. For "Tho Siorr ot Ihe Phlllloines" by Filed Bankruptcy Petition. Mural Ilalslead, commissioned by tbe Govern- War mn. Will Tutt, colored, was Tuesday Tbebook rtffirlalHlftorlintothe camps DftDartment. at Sao was writien in army Owensboro, Ky., Nov. 29. W. Pacific with General Merrill, In Ibe on the at .ofr H, Weir, tobacco dealer of Han- found guilty of hospitals at Honolulu, In Hone Kong, la tbe Manila, In tbe IV Ky., and sentenced to death. American trenches at on (bedeck ot (beinsurgent Olympla camps with Agulnatdo, ofr son, Hopkins county, filed a petiand in tbe roar of battle at (be fall of with Dewey, ofr tion in bankruptcy The new Mormon church on here this afterManila. Bonaoca for agents. Brimful of Original government photograpbeis on HttNUB,AH TEA cures Indi-- pictures taken bybook. Low prices. Big profits. Pleasant Ridge, Lewis county, was ofr (he spot. Large noon, There are no assets save 9 aia, CeaMipfttion aad t?..l.hi nM f?riitt flvn. Dron all tratbv nn- by incendiaries Monday e gcetlon. Regulates the Livk Price, 25 CU. I official war books. Outfit free. Addreat, V. T. burned The personal exemptions. uafDcr, act ft, ow hhw.ms. "., ..t.v. night. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. newly-adopte- d Fran-ciicwife-murd- May-fiel- d, "Miss Grace Grumbling THE GREAT been appointed teacher in the doesn't Gooseville district. She know much and the committee hated to appoint her, but old Grumbling is a terror in politics, Nuf sed." "A statement as to the number, beauty and value of the gifts at the And your Pavorlte Home Paper, n wedding will be EARLINGTON, found in our advertising columns." I ll L KENTUCKY.... "Miss Lina Litchfield is visiting stepmother's aunt, at Mos her BOTH ONE YEAR FOR quito Ridge. She hopes to be remembered in the old lady's will." rpfje tf. y. WeeRty tribune JSktf We are awaiting with deep in- and reliable market reports, able editorials, interesting short stories, scientific and mechanical In formation, illustrated fashion articles, humorous pictures, and is instructive and enletliinlnc to terest the popular verdict from every member of every family. Shelbyville when that regenerated TUP D F F Elves you all the local news, political and social, keeps you in close touch with farm and id C farmyour neighbors prin- local prices for C proaucii, tua and friends, on the laa prospecia the villaie. Inform, von i ta town finds its jor mo year, ana IS a unxm, conditional crops newsy, welcome and indispensable weekly visitor at your homo and fireside. ciples carried into the realm of journalism. Send all orders to THEBEE, Earlington, Ky, TN has NATIONAL FAMILY Te NEWSPAPER For.. FARMERS.... And VILLAGERS, THE REE DLL, $1.25. Wells-Have- Inu Dyspep-rKJHI- vl Iia-ar- .Subscribe for ;:THE BEE." $20,546.07.- OCU7tCt , . sa W a i s s a aS AVJ " && MjMgJO'0 AftAaftft&ftft a AAJL4.AAA,. &&? i8 ! " "T ' THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON Cheap i if- - FOURTH QUARTER, TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 4. X, 0, IN- 4? .Vt Va p rt. ,' 4? ? ? -- t. 4? 4? 4? 4? 41 4? 4? 4? 4? 49 4? Temptations will be very great this fall to induce you to purchase elsewhere belore looking at the splendid bargains we intend to offer you, but we have never failed in the past to be able to meet any emergency, and feel very confident that as heretofore you will find we are still at the bottom in prices. Will it be asking too much to suggest that you look over our stock after you have priced goods elsewhere and compare quality and price? We can assure you that you will not regret it. Very truly, i i i I il J i 4 it--J 4? J? 4? ANDERSON & WALLER, MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY. g l GASTORIA II' " For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have " ' " "" '' Always Bought Bears the Signature . similating fJufToodatulHcgula- ling IkStnmnths nntlBowgls of JegeiinricJrcpjuiifor As- PromoteaT5JcsUon,Chccrrul--ncssatulBbstContal- ns ) w Text of tho Lcitou, II ICInca xxll, Slemory Vcrsr, 10 Golden Text, T. Commentary Prepared by the cxlx, S Iter. V. 31, Stenrus. tCopyrlcht, 1S93, by D, M. Stearns. S. "I linvo fouud tho book.of tho law In tho houso of tho Lord. " By cornriaring H Chron. xxxlr, 14, It looks ns If It might havo been nn orlglnnl copy of tho lnw. Joslnh xas tho last good king of Judali, nnd ho rolgucd 81 years. In tho thirteenth j enr of his rclgn Jeremiah began to prophecy nnd continued n prophet of tho Lord for JO years (.Tcr. I, 2, 3). It la written of joslnh In II Kings xxlll, S5, that thcro i3 no king cither beforo oraftcrhtmwho llko him turned to tho Lord with nil his heart mid soul nnd might. Hczcklah excelled all others In Ids trust In tho Lord (II Kings xvlll, C). Joslnh began to rclgn nt tho ago of 8 years. When ho was 10, ho began to 6ccU God. 'When ho wns 20, ho began to cleanso tho land of Idols. When ho was 20, ho repaired and cleansed tho tcniplo,nnd kept tho greatest passovcrthnt had been kept slnco tho days of Samuel (II Chron. ssxlv, 0, 8; xssv, 18, 10). It wns whllo they wero working at tho tcmplo that they found this book of tho law. 1) Phaphan tho pcrlbo reported to tho king that tho money which had been gathered In tho houso of tho Lord had been to tho overseers of tho work, nnd It Is wild that they wero so faithful that no reckoning was mndo with them of tho Wo do not read of any money (verses lack of funds for tho work, for tho blessing of Klshaddal (tho mighty God who is all sufllclcnt) was upon Ills faithful people. 10, 11 Shaphau told tho king of tho book t'nt had been found, nnd rend It to him, nnd when ho heard It ho rent his clothes. Joslnh was possessed of n poor nnd contrlto spirit and trembled nt God's word (Isa. lxvl, 2; hll, 15) It Is written In l'.z. lx,4, "Then wero nsscrabled ovcry ono that trembled nt tho words of tho God of Israel becausoof tho trangrcs-slon.Many aro Indifferent to tho word of God nnd novcr read It or hoar It read. Many who read It do not glvo heed to It. Many, oven of thoso Mho nro supposed to bo preachers of tho won!, dishonor It by doubting It nnd questioning It, whllo but few comparatively trcmblo nt It llko ). " Jo-sla- a&rt.4 ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. INCORPORATED. " jTifl nnpiirrom rifinir nn Tin? . snouia W in t?ery noma auu uurary. ...""" in -- .., H ' 'j tab People's bidib History It wrltUn br Waht Hon. )iiium rwrc uinaiton. OsTprVI. hng fin IUt. A. If. Baton, Qosr?s Col IUv. 8smui Ires thttlv DJ.,I':W0TbsIo.l, Fsrrsr, l) , Mmlnanr. oKfcneo. ill IUT. Frsdsrlo, unnwroorj, 1 na hot f.nJa U9n or D l).,Turn lmerll.0pn, usnierourr,Uollic,UororTill,Msn , 1 I), Armour Imtltulo, (or. frsnk W. Gunssulus. Jhlcsgo, 111 I IUit. Uwras P. renteco.t. 1) I), Mnlo, 1 m ls. Miners and Shippers o? 3 QlfrAL AND COKE, ! V uienerai UTfice, JEB:xri J&. n ssW m dan tarn rig ton, rventucKy. 4 I jfr It A M - u- - ft anoint OfTioosB. 3 j '& wns Prsstiilorlsn Uhnrcb, London, Knot ltsr. Iu H. Wsrr Ilaptlsl Cliunb. his oik ftiriflt Fresltsptist Uhareh, LswUUm Ms iltsv Frank lrs Msifiiaist .IpTsooral thurcli, M. llristo). U f trsniton, 111 1 Itsr.AV; T. Moore, I.LU . ' Xb. o.rli. London, tn i P.sv, Lditiinl tisn tJommonwBslth, Frsrett Hals. 1) Um. Bouth Oongre aatlonal. Church, Bset.lf lolon,Msss. ltsv. Jpwph AasrCaspar D.Weslsjso liens Urorurj, Colliws, lllchmond, Kns l ltsr. Lsipslj tlnlrsrsltr, Ji'rW- - t,.,rB,J,Tl Chi. llntrmlir of (bleun. " " Clearer Wilkinson. D K, Hart, II ceo, HI i ltsr. Hsmnsl 1. Irlnltr UI1.r. llsriford.Oonn lltsT.J MonraOlbMn.U 1 .HI. John's 1'rssbiUrUn Chart h, London, tng.1fin, Uoorgs Q Ixirftf r, I.LI . Th 1 rmple, lloiton. Msss. nillLAH toiriui-opsii! M fullpscs tlluttrs-tlonsjllt JjM, cloth, flCOi halt Urant, titJU) full 'SisiIto s.urriOt-1- 0 partiw.ICO full pog tlhutrv full Isrant, on volnira tlons. Bljls A silt full lo.snt. (uriJ,i). 114 UDi Btrls IniarAlil'B.QnsrtoslM.retlswnue.tlonstoiHwth.silf sljsktlr, Sljulracti umf corsrs, sswed, IrlmmoJand hr tiooKseusrs. 1 u all tiookstorss lll'Nllv ). For l.. ,ii. miriui.ii WoblUhir.SU and 211 Monro blrmU Chicago. Ullnot ,n. ol d, i.r..in. irt JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee. S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Lofuisville, "Wtaolegseile: Building, Agente St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 3x6, Western Union Building, , Capt. R. G. ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Kentucky. Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tcnn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. HUNT & BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER & MILTON, Rialto Chicago, 111. & rrVC' z .&" mttvv .A w .snlnlnasaV '"4t, 1 THE FAMOUS NO. For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 3 CQAL, 1 & Market. SnumorpMoTnor naveol'OaJX-SXKCnJSKB- neither Mineral. sOxJmna JbdutUSJi- sMCartattkSita IHtm Sit d- ltrjr'rrei .Tcvcnslv-nc- ss - i A IB H' The Kind ApcrfccUIdmcdy Worms .Convulsions ondlGSS OF SLEEP. TaeSimu'e '5inalurof NEW YOHK. K rXACT COPT OT VRAEBZQ. vMtr- -i -- Y You Have 0, sxvlll, Lor. xxl, that so stirred Joslah, but whatovcr portli ns specially nffected him ho ovldcntly bollcvcd what many professing Christians do not today bcllovo, that thcro is such n thing ns tho wrath of God and that It Is n very serious matter not to bcllovo nnd obey tho words of tho Lord. To sot ono's heart upon and obscrvo to do tho words of tho law was said to bo their life, but if ono would not licirkcn God had said that Ho would require It of him (Dcut xxxll, 40, 47; slll, 10). A common form of unbelief now Is that God Is too good to punish any ono nnd that thcro is no placo of flro and brimstono cither for tho devil or his fol15-314-1- 12, 13. "Go yo, Inquire of tho Lord for mo nnd for tho people, nnd for all Judnh, concerning tho words of this book that Is found. " Tho priest nnd Fcrlbo and otbers wero thns commissioned by tho king. It may havo been such passages as Dcut. I j BRUSHED BDKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FURMGES. Why buy AnthraciteiCoal, when you can get ST. BERN- ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Colce will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- 0, J, Farnswofth, Agent, EARLINGTON, i-- tr- KV. ' - -- - d 1 H' 2 Always Bought. GASTORIA " THC CENTAUR COMPANY, NCWVOHRCITY. with her " So thuro wero nt other times a Dcbornhnd nn Anna who knew tho Lord better tnnn others (.Tudg. lv, 4; Luko II, 30) God has His hidden ones to whom Ho rocals Himself nnd whom Ho uses to Instruct others when His tlmo comes. It may bo n Joseph in n prison, or a Daniel who lias been crowded out by a younger and moro progressive party, nn Hlijah nt somo cherlth, or n Stephen or u Philip ready for any manner communed 14. "They went to Iluldah tho prophetess who dwelt In Jerusalem, and thoy lowers. U ' bZ& jt m J: ' MEDICINE for the A Pooular Proorietarv Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade.' 1 MILLION.. A Nbw York company of manufncturlns of service. Wherever you nro bo suro that jou nro learning to know God, for In duo timo Ho wlU call you. 15 "Thus saith tho Lord God of Israel, Tell tho man that sent you to ma" Sbo had no words of her own for them, no opinions or suggestions, no words of peaceful flattery, but only a faithful messago from tho Lord, regardless of what they might think of it or of her. When God has a messenger whom Ho can use, Ho always gives n message no said to Moses, "I will bo with thy mouth and tench thco f . chemists, tho Rlpasi Chemical Company, pUcdMpon the market about lire "r K'u rocdlclnal tablet or "tabulo" composed of compressed powdered preparations of ci rtaln medicinal drug! which hid been ascer talood lo be of moro ceneral uso among medical men than any other, for the cure or al legation of such I Hi common to nun ns liaio their origin In an Impaired digestion or wtakc-- d caiiatUr for aulmllatlnx food.&taorblns nourlihmcnt and eliminating wnHc. The calogue of (111 Included under thl head It aald to Include prettr nearly every dUeii t which the phtlclan li called upon to prcucrlbe. In preparing tbelr atandard reined, for the acceptance of Iho American people the company laid down the principle erode, prepared uliould bo that everything entering Into tbo packet Intact andof the hlgheat throughand to extended any unimpaired and protected of to retain 1U qualities lapse of time In any climate. Only the cholcvit drugs ahould be used, their preparation should be In accordance with tho latest lwrfrcted methods of modern science, thotabules packed In glass, protected by absorbent cotton, end securely corked. Y.ca the corks used have been of a grade so high In In requirements thai no manufacturer of these stoppers could supply more tbau a smsll proportion from his output that every-dawould meet the exacting specifications. The glass vials were In turn racked in Iioxes of equality not surpassedln Deauty and perfection of workmanship by those used by the Having set their hlgbstandard, most fastidious dealers In Jewels and ornomrntsofgold. and never consenting to vary from it, the proprietors resorted to tho accepted modern metnoasor mixing ineir commouity Known, anu seven nnnarcu inousana uoiars iu. years In newspaper advertising has Informed every American citizen vested within five Mnrvrntnff thA aunerlnr and snrarltlnc nualltlca of ltlnans Tubules. HMng thoughtful and painstaking obM-rrcof the changed conditions that sweep over the commercial world, and careful to note every circumstance having a bearing of their trade, the managers of the company nave noted upon the successful prox-cutlothat there is a present Insistent demand lor n lower prlco for every article that roaches or approaches an universal use, and that the pewple, although requiring tho ucing cauru um ij perceniaKes jor suprrnuous !rsi or every tuing, resent unnecessary protectionpay against deterioration that might re wrapping and packing or suit In years, but Is needless in the case of n purchase Intended to bo consumed In a week. It has also lecn discovered, and procd by the testoJ time and actual experience, that these Tabules do not havo tho tendency to loss of qualities or diminution of ex retlence from exposure that might rt first liavo been expected, inasmuch as, under favorable conditions, thoso that have lain loose In a drawest travollng bag or pocket for several weeks or mouths aro found to be practically a fresh and at efficacious as ever. .. Acting upon tnese suggestions, nna noting particularly tne ummpairca prosperity or rrrrtftt nAwiniimn now sola lornceni iniuau ui loo um raie ol live iiinniuuninuum, and the gentral tendency In all directions toward low rates and InrresMd sales, tho company havo entered upon tho experiment of putting up Klpans Tabules in pasteboard rrtsinc whlrh thnv will ofTer to the trade urjon terms which will tiennit of a riaeknirft belngsoldby the druggist or storekeeper at n price lower than ever Iicfore adopted for tabules, or doses, for one-hal- f ft cent each. a p prleury medicine VIVE CE!TS-t- en The company will not discontinue Ilia manufacture and sale In the form with which Itlpans tio people have learned to know and value theas may Tabules, but will offer the cheaper desire them. It should be, plainly sort experimentally for the benefit of such understood that the quality of tho medicine Is Identical in both sorts, the only difference packlielng In the form and comparative cost of packing or putting up. The lire-ceages are not yet to be had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any druggist will obtain a supply when requested by a customer to do so but in any case a single carton, containing ten tabules, will be sent, postage paid, to any address for five cents In stamps, forwarded to the Illpans Chemical Co , No. 10 Spruce Bt., New York. Until the goods are thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will be supplied at a price which will allow them a fair margin of rroOt,vls t ldosen cartons for 40 cents. Ildotra (141 cartons) for 81 n. B gross (XW cartons) for 83XS. 29 cross (3,J0 cartons) for two. Cash with tho order In OTcry case. ... ... &mti&SBB&0&Ba&MM&&&&KSl9Kt0BKssK&KBBBl4l& JohaH. Caatleman, Arthur C. Lanhair, tst Hrecklortdge Cn itleman Royal Insurance Co. Of Xwi-veirjpoo- l The Largcs Fire Insurance Company in llic World. Docs the Largest Business Transacted In Kentucky. Docs the Largest llussncss Transacted In the Southern Slates. mddo themselves cisterns which could hold no wntcr (Jcr, 11, 13). Wo thiuk it strango that Israel could possibly turn from tho living God to worship Idols of wood and Etouo. Vet in tho so called scrvico of God among us thcro is n great turning from tho simplo worship of God in spirit nnd truth to that which Is rosslbly worso than tho Idols of Israel. 18, 10. "BccaiiEO thl no huirt was tender, and thou hast humbled thyself before tho Lord, when thou heartiest what I Bpake." Although wrath would surely fall upon tho nation, jet upon Joslnh and such ns humbled themsch cs beforo God thcro would bo mercy. At ono tlmo tho Lord said that though Koah, Danlol and Job wero iu tho city, they would deliver but their own souls by their righteousness. Again Ho said that, though Moses and Samuel stood beforo Him, His mind could not bo toward Ibracl (Ezck, slv, 14; Jcr. V !) J'hero camo a tlmo when all that certain righteous ones could do was to sigh and cry becauso of tho sins which they loathed, but could not procnt. On i them God ect His mark of nppronl (Ezck. Ir, 4). Wo cannot rectify tho wrong things that nro all about us, wo cannot bring righteousness ocrywhcro to bo manifested, but wo can, each ono for himself and herself, bo right with God through Jesus Christ our Lord, nnd Ho will then uso us to bless others ns far ns Ho can, and It shall bo well with us. 20. "Thlno eyes shall not sco all tho evil which I will bring upon this placo." When tho tlmo comes for us to bo called out of theso mortal bodies, wo ourselves nro Instantly in glory (BhlL 1, 21, 23; II Cor. v, 8), but our bodies rest in penco and under Ills caro whoso temples they wero whnt thou shalt eay." 10. "Behold I will bring evil upon this place all tho words of tho book v hich tho king of Judnh hath read." livery purposo of tho Lord shall bo performed, ICr hath Ho said and shall Ho not do it? Or hath no spoken and shall Ho not mako it good? (Jcr. 11, 0; Num. xxlil, 10.) All that God purposes to do is as good as dono, for Ho is nblo to carry out nil His plans; thcro is nothing too hard or wonderful for Him. Ho cannot err, neither can Ho fail nor bo discouraged. Ho did not fall to lay upon His dear Son nil our sins. Ho will not fall to let Uls wrath fall upon nil who His Sou and Ills iovo 17. "My wrath shall bo kindled against plnco nnd shall not bo quenched." this This because they forsook God nnd worshiped tho worksof thoirown hands. They forsook tho fountain of ll lng water and PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON, KY Bariiee & Castleman MANAGERS, Resident Agent for EarllnRton and Vicinity. Southern Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky, vvw "wwwyvwwTryvvwwwwwwvyvvwwwvyyv Aindiigfliiiil..iiit-iift.iiifiwifi'iiiif- ...tirflti,,.ia .,, tiM.I...tf. nitindlj eHar3 OPEN ALL NIOHT! m ) t until tho resurrection. Sunday u XeccnNlt. Mr. Gladstone's daughter ouco stated iu n lotter that lier father said "Ho did not beliovo ho would bo alivo now if ho had nbt always kept iiia Sundays quito apart from his ordinary, aud especially Jiis political life, not only becausoof tho puro lcfroshment it hns always been to him to turn to holier things on that day, but becauso it has enabled him to leurn moro on roligious subjects than porhaps nny other layman, nnd bo hns given him that firm uud splendid ground which hns ennobled nnd hallowed all his notions through life." Go d' elfSDisfctv A new u ,,. feature, isn't it? But then new and features have put us at the head of the procession. up-to-da- te l'romlne, I. i i WHEN YOU H AE ANY HAULING TO DO GIVE U YOUR ORDER. God docs not promieo supplies in ad vanco. If wo havo only broad foi today and aro doing our duty faithfully, wo may trust Him till tomorrow for tomorrow's food, nud it suroly cornea, for God's word fails not. As tho dayscomo, each ono will bring with it its own lit-tl- o basket, carrying a day's bupplios, but no moro. J. R. Miller, D. D. i K W5B LIVBRY, KJH a KirMJmc4lH LUKti WHtKr. ALL 'hrTi EARLINGTON, KENTUCKY. mNuuvnimP'in KsmzrrrpmcipvyMiyvvsp, Dost UOUKQ Bjrruo Uood. In tlmo. Sold hrdruLitUts. :1 aB tfvi rl tlbt FAILS. xpmipprvKprn LWWygMaWKiTJiJIW (9ur (Jolor'ed A Great Paper. Topic For tho 'Week IlcKlnnltiK Xov, Republican In Politics. S!T Conintcut br Ilev. S. II. Uoyle. All couiuiunicatioit aii milters ot newslo ir Topli. "Great reforms that need our tsiniue to this colutun should be KiMre-s.- tl Geo ALrxsNiisR, Rsrlinsion, Kv 2THR0UQH help." John 11, (International IHROIftriSlft Sunday.) VtSTlBUlEO PlN56El'fLf John T. Veny, a colored Jtaptist Tho topical referenco is tbo etory of iTIUIHSOAJty 1 1 ll H PLlUalafl CARS moil preacher of Topela, Kan , has arranged to Christ's cleansing of tho (omplo. By the HASHVIILE NOrORUUlS .- dlviuo authority invested in Him Ho make a settlement of colored people ncir : Santiago and expects to start with about Issued In SMSS., 1 CHICAGO. drovo from tho honso of God thoso who $1.00 . . 1. 1. nd e f.P.jLFFRIE5.G.PA 0initlLLHAH.G5J wero making it a den of tliiovcs instead thirty families. : Price One Dollar a Year. ; .jciiii- - ccriy Fridsjr HAOflVMLE.TCrW tVATWVll.VC.INP.. Slilrcn Psr.es of a houso of prayer. Besides tho examMrs. P. Bailey left for Dawson where ; Sections. . . . Krerr Wnk s i.uu I. ple of Christ in tho Old Testament, wo sbo will open school. havo many others to givo to us tho auEarllngton wants tbe brass oand to orthority and tho inspiration to try to do ganize and stick together. v secissued in Tbo WEEKLY As a . . . something in correcting tho abnscs of tions, in almost equal to a daily, at tbo price of a weekly. The Sarah Osborn is better nt this writing. society, tbo church or tiio state. God Newspaper two papers each week Rive tbe complete news of that week Messrs. L, Teagua and Lewson, of St. has frequently, both in sacred and Irom all parts ol llio worm, so seicciea ana arrangcu as to prehistory, called out great reformers, Charles, were out last Friday. serve the thread of events from issue to lisue The preparation of Tbe News There was a largo crowd at the opera in this form involves an immense nmount of labor and expense, and comprises who havo vigorously denounced oxisting publitbo most complete and comprehensive News Service of any dollar-a-jea- r abuses and havo brought order out of house Friday night cation in tho United Slates, if not in the world. chaos. Wo nro living in an ago of reMrs. L. Osborn, of Madisonville, was in equally as forms and reformers, nnd whilo wo can- out Friday. The WEEKLY As a . . . It is morally clean, and may be read without not hopo to iutcrost ourselves in every is Mr. Will Farker. of Hopklnsville. Home Journal contamination by all the members of nny family It hobby of pretended reformers, yet thero visiting his best girl. contains lbs very cream of current literature and the aro several groat and important reforms here We would like to know bow Haywood best pictorial illustrations Ii departments devoted lo "The Home." TO today that do demand our most earnest "For Women," "Agricultural News," The Farm, Garden and Dairy" study, prayerful consideration and ju- Bradley and Scolt Morton like iho hay by highest grade, and in MARKET KKI'OHTS are correct are each cf the Kansas Oily, Montana, this time. dicious action. and complete in every detail Some of our boys were taking the fourth 1. Tompcranco reform needs our help. is a complete newspa- WEEKLY Go orado, Pacific Coast, A tremendous crusado is boing mado of July Sunday from the looks of Mr. ii A Wnrrf . . per preparetj an(i panted for intelligent and thoughtful against tho saloon and intemperance- to- Fox's window confidence in itn ability iopeak for itself, and will cheerpeople. Wn have day. A political party, legions of sociThe Club meets tonight. fully mail SAMPLE COPY, free of charge, upon receipt of request. Utah, Washington, Omaha, eties, Christian churches, a religious Addresn, THE GLOBE PRINTING CO. i- - Louis, Mo. MCTRTONS OAF press nnd many influential individual Wo ery much eno)ed tbe association St. Paul, Nebraska, reformers aro arrayed against them. is without a rival in all Hie West, and Tho saloon is tho greatest enemy of our at Karlinglon Ilia meeting was very rziv I The DAILY stands at the very Iront among the lew Hcany ureal country. It blasts thousands of lives; profitable aud well attended Misses iC Black Hills, Newspapers of the tvorld. it ruins multitudes of homes; it is n Gatewocd and Hawkins spared no pains to -- VIASundi Edition. constant lawbreaker and daily educates make the meeting a success Dally, Including Sunday Osllr.JVUhout Sundjf, We were Co Pages lawbreakers. Every time it deals out entertained $4 oo 36 lo fG.oo One Year One vear homo of Miss at $2 oo One Year $200 its poison, contrary to law, it not only Hawkins for the hospitable we extend 6 Months $3- 6 Months whose kindness . breaks tho law itself, but teaches a cititl. 00 l 50J3 Months ... . St 00 6 Months 3 Months many thank. . vcQT.nmpr. TDime , zen of tho country to disregard and BY MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID. JlfW'l.t Tbe protracted meeting at the Baptist tramplo under foot tho law of tho land. SLEEPERS. DINING CAlb. Every endeavor should bo arrayed un- church began last night and it is to be alterably against tho saloon and should hoped that It will be productive of much UHAIK GARS ( SEATS FREcya bo au earnest advocato of temperanco good. reform. How theso positions aro to bo r. m. nuoa, trav.pa3S'raqcnt,it.loui,mo WITH THE BEE. Services at tbe Methodist Church on LEAVE YOUR HOWAFIO ELLIOTT, OCN'L MOR, ST. LOUIS, MA manifested must bo determined by each Thanksgiving was welt attended, The W.WAKCLCV,OtNLHASSnAQT,ST.LOUW.Ma ono for himself in accordanco with ids .... 8 8 individual surroundings and opportu- school children went in a body with their 2.. Gov. Stephens of MIbsoutI lias re- OATS-N- o. V 60 teacher and all were much pleased with newed the reward of $300 for tho ap- rOIllC Now Mens nities. BO YEARS' ST. UOUIB. S. Sabbath reform needs our help. tbe sermon by Rev. Steward. , prehension of Ocorpo Taylor, ono of COTTON Middling1 EXPERIENCE 3 75 8 . Tho Sabbath is being constantly Mr. J C. Kess spent '1 banksglying in the Meeks fnmlly murderers, who es- lJUnVUS Btcera 2W V 3 upon, I'lensoro nud business the city and attended tbe entertainment at caped from the Cnrroll county jail r?.T.VnS Cowa and Heifers. 4 60 if 6 75 2S ficr 1U0) . 3 10 if 3 40 aro nsurping tho most sacred rights of night. Iioas Fair to10Beioct three years Q ID unnico.,.. 4 40 P 1'Oir God. "It is tho only day I havo for M. l'oincaire, member of the French HIlliKI" Patents (now).... 3 U IU Miss Sarab J. McDowell visited here rLOUIt pleasuro, " says tbo ndvocato of a conOloar ami Straight. 2 76 O 3 IS concabinet at the time Dreyfus wan Sunday. Sited tinental Sabbath. This is just contrary Saturday and Men's Royal Union gave a victed, created tv hensntion in the WHEAT No.No Mixed Wintor 70 if 70V4 33 32VH0 2 CORN Tbe Young is tho only .. to tho truth. Tho Sabbath 2 274 Trade Marks chamber of deputies by declaring that OATS-N- o. 53 Gift DCSIQHS social at tbe residence of Mrs. Wilson 11YC No. 2..... day that wo havo not got. It is tbo ono the cabinet mod )cpt in ignorance of TOUACCO-IiU- ES 3 00 M 8 W Copyrights &c- 4 CO & 12 00 T,pnf Hurley... day that God kept for Himself. Tho Hopson Saturday night. At tho proper the Dreyfus proceedings. Anrono sending a sketch and description nay 8 00 9 CO Timothy IIAY-Cl- car iutcklr jucortnln our opinion free whethsr sn man who takes it for pleasuro or un- hour refreshments were served, and at a 18 it 20 mrunttori Is probolilr nstentabla. liiiTTKIl Cholca Dairy.... 19 Ci necessary business robs God. Thcro is late hour all departed with memories of a New liuukruiitoy Rulrs Announced lis the iv2rialfrinh Handbook on Patents sent free. Uldest stimiry fur socurltic iiatenu. 7B I'OniC Standard (now) Hupromo Court. need for a better obsor vanco of tho Sab delightful evening. Those present were I'atenta taken throuuh Munn & Co. roceltt tp 1JACON Clear Htb iftttal notice, without choree, In tho bath iu our land. Endcavorers should Misses Waters, of Earlingtoo, McDowell, i',M Washington, Nov. 29. Tho United I.AHD I'rlmo Steam CHICAGO. stand firmly, by precept nnd oxnmplo, Asbbysburg; Martba and Minnie McNary, States supreme court, through Justice 660 Steora... 3 75 in favor of a Christian, American Sab- Madisonville; Mary and Mattie Watson; Gray, announced the new bankruptcy CATTLn-Natl- ve to Choice 3 10 W 3 45 A handsomclr lllnstr&t Ad voektr. Tjirsesl rlr HOGS Katr Rhodes; Florence rules which it was authorized to frame BlinUP li'alr to Choice... 3 00 tp 4 25 dilation of anr aelontiaa lonrnal. 1 onus, til ." and Sis3io bath. Nellie yoari roarmonms, tl. Bold LjhII newsdiwlrn Winter Patents,. 3 40 if 860 holp. Graddy, Ida B. Hamilton; Mary demons; and promulgate under tho national FliOUU Spring Patents 8. Social roform ncods our 3 30 if 3 00 MUNN &Co.30'B"a,1'-HeYoi CO G54 Thero is great social unrest throughout Messrs Watson, Bradley; Wing; Vaughn; bankruptcy net of July 1, 1808. Tho WHEAT No. 2 Spring urancn umeo, Ci if HU, frusniuutoti, u CI O No. 2 lied Kascoe; Graddy; Sbarber; Norris and tho world today. It raauifosts itsolf in rules hao been awaited with mucL corn-n- o. 2 at 2 27 20H tho dcods of anarchists, tho enormous interest, us n number of courts de OATfl-N- o. 7 75 0 785 Rev R. H. Hall was in Uirlingtoa Fri- - clincd to proceed with bankruptcy PORK Mesa (new) sooialistio litoraturo and in amount of You Aro Go, KANSAS CITY. North, court hml nn. CATTLE Native Steers.... 3 60 Q 625 various socictios and organizations look- day night and report a grand time. cMe8 ar 3 00 (i 3 37U I nounted the new rules. HOGS All GraJen ing toward social rcfoim. It advocatos ..) ?,' ,a?ce an, 2 Red 00 O Ycu Mre Going South, WHHAT We think it is a girl i. . almost everything from anarchy to Justice Gray announced that the OATS-N- o. No.White. (now), 23V4S 87 3 ..-29 Miss Nettie Howard is in Madisonville 2 & Hero is a work for Christianwould take elTect on Mon- CORN-N- o. 3U4 new rules attending NEW ORLEANS. You Ara Going East, ity. It should teach tho world that tho success, the high school. We wish her day, January S, 1809 3 25 Q 3 DO PLOUR-Hl- Rli Grade 41 a prinoiplos of Jesus nlono enn solvo thoso PORN No. 2 4iu Hcv. Stewart filled the stand Sunday 22H' a 33 OATS WcsWrn THE MARKETS. problems. When the fatherhood of God You Aro Going West; is w WI3 60 HAY unoico nnd tho brotherhood of man, as taught and Sunday night. 8 75 ft 0 00 PORK Stnndard Mess New York, Nov. SO, 1893. among o'tr , HACON-SU- les Overcoats are very stylish Cfti 9 ?H by Christ, aro bollovcd in and aoted PURCHASC TICKCTO VIA THC CATTLn-Natl- vo Btcers...t 00 Qt 6 W o & Wi LUi lAin JS11UU1II1K COTTON Mlddllnc upon, all sociul differences will bo oas bos now. LOUISVILLE. 60 & 8 SO KMJUIl Winter Wheat.... 3 . E. Mitchell says his calf is in now. 2 Red 70 & WHEAT-- No 71U ily adjusted. WA CORN-N- o. & WHHAT No. 2 Rod 2 Mixed 35Uij 364i 4. Political reform noods our holp. 23W OA'XH XNO. Z AllXCU,., U ,,,, a ZSftlU S 25 l"J i'Ultlk. now A1BBS Thoro is a clamorous cry today against (MM HACON Clear Rtb n Nil dobauchory in politics. Bossism and Since tbe election, the rumor has been arrayed against piety and partyism aro circulated that thero is a gold mine in Inpatriotism. Wo cannot divorce our polidiana. Wonder if that is not a scheme orLOUISVILtC A NABHVIllE R. R. tics from ourrollgion. Pioty and patriotiginated by tho Gold Democrats tr. kill off (Successor to Isaac Davis.), ism must go hand in hand. Tho man the Free Sivcrites in that State. who will not render unto God tho AND GO CCCUnO things that aro God's cannot bo dopond-e- d ACTIVE SOLICITORS .WANTED lor "Tho StgrfVif tne Pbllllplnes,"by things upon to ronder unto Coesar tho The Maximum Marat IUIitead, commissioned by tbe GovernSafety, ment as Official Historian to tbe war Depart that aro Cajsar'n. Lot us do all in our ment. Tbe book was written in army camps at powor to, raiso tho standard of American San Francisco, on the Pacific with General MerThe Maximum of Speed, rill, In tbo hospitals at Honolulu, In Hong Kong, oitizouship. in tbe American trenches at Manila, In the injur-gebo host advanced All theso reforms can camps with Agulnaldo, on tbe deck of tbe Tho Maximum of Comfort, Olympla with Dewey, and In tbe roar of battle at by udvanoing Christ Lot us utrivo in At the OJ Stand, on Main tbo fall of Manila, bonanza for agenti. Brimful tho faco of theso great needs moro earof original pictures taken by government pho- Stwfft, just west of uM0s2DsiB&ssHsisBsH3 The Minimum tographers on tbe spot. Large book. Low prices. nestly to get Christ into men. Christ in Ratoa. depot, uig pronts. i'reignt pam. credit given. Drop and livos of men will solvo tho hearts all trasby, unofficial war books. Outfit free. Ad all temperanco, Sabbath, social and podress, P. T. Barber, Sec'y., Star Insurance Bldg,, lutes, Time nnd nit other iuformatloa wiU EATCLINETON, KElirUCKY, Chicago litical problems. be cheerfully funinheil by m I Evansville, Ind Nov 27, Coal miners Biblo Readings. Ex. xx, C. I ATtlOnc, a r. .. at Newburg, a few miles above Evansville, Kings xv, II Kings x, First-Clas- s are on a strike fcr an increase in wages. Ps. xxxiii, 12; or ty xxili, xviii, l.r,VhJvrt They are getting thirty cenU a Ion, and Amos Isa. i, Prov. xxiii, T xt PTurjinnr? Ac (flsjjjfrj want thirty-five- , Gal. vi, 1, 3; Phil. Ir, 8, 0. vl, ltf CHRISTIAN I i ASK YDUR DEALER FDI 9tfSt&9ftS cs IT AND SAVE MDNEY $ ft (Ebe IDeekly Seml-Wcckly 5? ENDEAVOR. (Jiiiens. St Corns (&lobeZemocrat. .... ..., ...... ..t .. Simi-Wkkklnt UMxEIlH sco-ul- T BEST TRAINS 1e T T St. Louis or Chicago. ORDERS ng-o- ijKnjra Scientific Jaiiieiicdsi ( Sin-nar- s I if j if if GEORGE O. TOY, and m cf Stable, jT of 11-1- 4; 20-2- 8; 8; Equipment and rappt Service. 20-3- 8; "' - "" !' Vl

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