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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 29, 1899

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The Courier Journal pretends to XPLIGIT make, a wry (ace over the dose "and promiscs'to support to the finish Goebel, whom that paper has been A Long Dispatch from Gen. Otis Desupporting in its news columns scribing Conditions asThey ' The throughout the? campaign, Are in Luzon. f Courier ournal also predicts that GoehcJ.will draw to him the young manhood of Kentucky and sweep IHE IN3URGHf ARMY 0, MORALIZED. the stato fore and aft. But does believe any the Courier-Journa- l Cotialdrrnlilo Hlrknmn Anionic Our such stuff? The young Democracy Jlcn Otrlnic to Cllmiillc Coiiilltliiim Tin- Ileuulur ItviilnclHK tlie of Hopkins county and the old-- are Volunteer lire,' saying with bitterness that they . i comwill not support the man who highway Washington, June 27. fien. Otln, mitted the worst political robbery on record while they stood in a rvjly to a enulo (rum the tvar department asking fori Inforby and saw it, helplessly. mation regarding the Ml nation nnil Democrats are saying everywhere condition!) In the Philippines, cabled long reply at follows: that the next Governor of Kenfleit. Ull' llUiiittclt. A tucky will be a Republican, if the "Manila, June 20, Republicans of Kentucky make Washington-Itainsenium. Little Inanything like good "use of the land cnmiudgnlng possilile In Luzon. te occupy n large ortlon of the present opportunity. ttretuhlng from EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JUNE 29,, 1899. NO. 26 I liliffi DEMOCRATIC COMMITTER. Chnlrninii Jmim Siinctlonn the Call tii(t of the Drmocrntln A'udoiinl t'oniiulUi-- r to Meet In July. Kx.-Go- f It IBB - liuitle-quatr- ly (llllt-ert-d- X Adlutant-flcncrn- Tag-llo- g Hopkins county Democrat stood at one door of the hall where the State Democratic Convention' was being held and counted roa uniformod policeman come out in one body. Others went out other ways and those in position to know said only aboutthalf the police force on duty in the convention hall wore uniforms. These were the royal guard of "King Goebej" and his chairman, who served to prevent anything but Goehclisni in the convention. A fitting accompaniment of force to the nomination of the author of the proposes Gocbel force to make tlio machine perpetual and the rape of Kentucky suffrage perennial. A bill,-whic- country ,onr lines (muH south, to Sun Fcrnnrdlno north, nearly uixty miles, and' to the eastward Into Lugnua province. The nrmlcH have nulTered great IceseB, and are scattered, the only large force being; held together l about 4,000 in Tnrlnc province .and northern Pampangn. Their scattered 5 TV . Iffih Smart and mcin and utterly unOEN: Et.WEt.Ii B. ona scrupulous is about the way the (In Command of tho Amorlcah Troops In th Philippine.) friends of Gen. Hardin usually deIn bands of SO to 100 In oth-c- i scribe the man who raped the forces ure portions of Luzon. In Cavlle und Kentucky Democracy in the reIfatangas provlnceu they could assemcent State Convention. ble possible ',000, though demoralized -- 1B1113p tw - C. C. Giveus, J as. R. Rash and William Lynch were the only Hopkins County Dcmocrati who remained at Louisville to see the State ticket completed after the ballot that counted Goebel in had been cast. Those who came away said they would not give two cents for any place on the ticket, so convinced are they that the Gocbel ticket cannot win. m Goebel has stolen the nomination and stands for defeat at the hands of some good and able Republican. good story is told that illustrates well the relations of Goebel and Stone in the recent Democratic contest.' It is said that Capt. Stone got raging mad and sat down and wrote thus to Goebel: "Sir: You are the most consummate scoundrel with whom I ever came in contact." .' Goebel returned the note with the following good humored en idoiscment: "This may be true, but you are she d ndest fool I ever saw." And the boys say both told the whole truth. . A rV igFrom the best information obtainable it seems very probable til at the Railroad Commissioners will grant relief to the coal miners and railroads of the State and to the people of a number of important towns that would suffer greatly if the long and short haul law were The petitions of the enforced. people of Kentucky have been overwhelmingly against this law and all the weight of argument lies in favor of relief for the coal oper- atom, coal miners, railroads and business interests of the State generally from its crushing opera- The Lone and Short Haul. '. "7-- . tion. the inal rough rider of the plains, the disturber of the peace of small towns, the terror of Western the effeto Eastern tenderfoot, has figured very prominently for many It years in all kinds of literature. is not generally known that the oattle country of Australia has thought forth a cowboy similar in many respects to the American breed, proud of his riding and but shooting, in the main. Herbert C. Macllwaine, in the tier's, writes of the "Australian Horseman," and describes his lile and customs. Our own cow-punche- r, orig- from recent defeat. The mass of peo-phterrorized by the insurgent soldiers, desire peace and American protection, and no longer flee on the approach of our troops unless forced by the insurgents, but gladly welcome them. No recent burning of towns. 1'hr population within our lines is becoming dense, taking up land cultivation is becoming too great to be cared for. Natives of southeast Luzon arc combining to drive out the insurgents. The only hope of the Insurgent leaders Is United States aid. They proclaim the neur overthrow of the pres-rii- t administration, to bo. followed by their Independence nnd recognition by the United States. This is the Intlii-encwhich enables them to hold out. Much contention prevails among then?, remains. and no civil government I'rade with ports not in our- piiHses-.iothe former nource of insurgent reunite, 1h now Interdicted. I am not certain of the wisdom of this policy, ah the people in those ports arc without supply of food, and merchants are ui tfe ring losses; meditate restoring tli.de privileges, although the Insurgents reup the benefits. Tho court her are In successful operation nuclei tlie direction of able Filipinos. "Affalrn In the other islands are comparatively quiet, awaiting results in Luzon. All aru anxious for trade, uid repcoted colls for American troop'f ait: received. Am giving attention to the Jolo nrchlpelagi and Puluwan Our troops have worked to the limit of endurance. The volunteer or fiiinlntlonH have been called in, anil replaced by regulars, who now occupy salient positions. Nebraska, Pennsylvania nnd Utah troops are now taking transports, and the Sixth Infantry lius been Kiuit,.to Nfgros to relieve the Californians. These troops are In good physical condition. Sickness among the troops lias Increased lately, due mostly to artlu-out- t service and climatic influences. Nothing alarming. Of the IS per cent, of the commund reported sick, nearly 0 per cent, ure in general hospltalol whom 3 per cent, liavo typhoid and 17 malarial fevers; 25 per cent, luivo trouble; the remaining S3 jici ctnl. have vurlous aliments, ligof which are due to wound injuries. Many oftlcers nnd men who servedin Cuba break under recurrence of Cuban fever, and regular regiments lately reached nro inadequately oillccred. $ -- OTIS4 One Tronblo ilemvdletl. Tho Inadequacy of tho numbcr;oi officers mentioned in last part ol above cablegram has been remedied a by the sailing of the transports and Sheridan, carrying a number of officers for regiments in .the Philippines. , Adjt.-OeCorbln sayB that nllgjof-fleer- s belonging to regiments in Uhc Philippines who nre not nbscnt on account of a surgeon'n certificate arc under orders to join their regiments at ofllcera lmvo sailed once. Forty-fou- r ou tho recent transports going from , e Za-landl- Moulin. rough-and-read- y, man whose name Is supposed to lm been II. Gordon Temple, was found i ' the Compton Hill reservoir, where .' hud apparently been three or ftn days. Found In a Hehrrvolr. St. Louis, June 80. The- hody of i. r. Bf. Lotils.Ttlnn 28. Wlllloir Maj. Ingmham, of Seattle, Leader J. Rtonc lion received a letter from Sen of a Party Fitted Out by Prince ntor .loiu-n- , of Arkamsas, ehalrmnn ol Lulgi, Heard From. the IlenuKiratiu national committee In this letter the senator Rtntcd that ho gave- his most hearty approval tc tho July meeilng of the national com- CLAIMS THAT WILL PAY WELL LOCATED. mitter, nnd had ro written to Acting rVcictiiry Jnhhson, of Kanniin. Expectl)oiil)tlcr,8 the 'official call fgx the Ilcmnrhnliln Development nfff'tliig on, July 20 will be rent out ed Next Summer In tho Vicinity of Gollvlu llii)- - gtnmiiedo to lienor!-e- l within tlienvxfr .day or two. It Is expected that every stato will be repreIltrh DlKUlnK on the n Trluatary. sented at the meeting, ns it Is well kr.own that some very Important business will be up for consideration. Seattle, Wash., June 23. Tho latest d THE JINGO CLIMA X CAPPED advices from the gold fields nt Cape Nome, Alaska, are The Sit'. Jninp Dtixcttc'd Ilcnaons fot contained in n letter from Maj. K. S. Inprnhnin, of Seattle, who writes unUrKlnw the IlrltUli Almlrnlt- der dntc Of February 2, 1809. Mnj. io I'romiit Action. is the leader of a party of London, June 28. The St. James Ga- 14 men who were fitted out by Prince zette, which has been remarkable foi Lulgl, of Italy, and local businessmen. Its jingoism on the. 'subject of th He went first to Kotzcbuc sound, but Transvaal, caps the climax by earnestly appealing to tho Hrltlsh ndmiraitj finding nothing there, crossed overto "take Immediate steps to counter land to Cape Xome, with n portion of act the plans of the representatives ol the party, enduring considerable hardtho from the United ships. Part o'f the time the men had Slut oh, who nro now at Pretoria with but two pancakes u day. Maj. Ingra-haa view of obtaining authority to start writes: a Heel of privateers under the TransA Teat of the Claim. vaal Hag with tlie object of looting "On September 25, six men went to Cape liners. work to test their claims, some on Snow creek and the rest on Anvil THE LAPINER KIDNAPING. cicek. The best pan was obtained on John Colllna nnd Mrs. Ann Inireraoll Snow creek, and amounted to $8.52. The aggregate of four days' work was on Trial nt Chlcnico for Kld- $1 less than $1,800. The gold was of nnnlutr Gcrnld l.nlilncr. good quality, and sold nt St. Michael, Chicago, June 27. John Collins and without assay, for $10.85' per ounce. "On account of the lateness of the Mrs. Ann Ingcrsoll, of Palnesville, O. were placed on trial lefore Judge Wa- season and lack of supplies no attempt terman on the charge of having kid- to reach bed rock was made. The New Soon Spread. naped Gerald Lapiner. Several wit"The news soon spread, and there nesses have been brought here from Palnesville, and the prosecution claim has lieon a constant arrival of prosto have n case strong enough to war- pectors from Unalaska, St. Michael, rant heavy punishment. In Illinois the and ns far south ns Kuskoquim. "Fully 500 locations have lccn made extreme penalty for the crime Is life to date. T Imprisonment. "Two other districts have been orKIDNAPING MADE ODIOUS. ganized, one nt Llnrock, beyond Cape ltodney, and the other with P,nanza .Mm. llnrrowa Nenteuecd to Twelve creek ns a center. It Cronnen to Siberia. Yrura nnd Trn Month In (he "The rich finds lit Cape Nome nnd l'rnltcntlnry. ft on the tributary of New York, June 27. Mrs. George II Fisli river, prove beyond doubt that Harrows when arraigned before Jus- the rich mineral belt of the Yukon tice Werner, In the criminal branch ol crosses to Siberia. Pay dirt is reported the Bupreme court, pleaded guilty to to have been struck on a river flowing the charge of kidnaping baby Marion Into the chain of lakes having outlet Clarke. She was sentenced to J2 yean nt Port Clarence. Another Kxlcimlvo Mineral licit. mil 10 months in prison. "Pefore starting from Kotzebue Works Ilurnrd. louud, December 15, 1893, prosepectori Philadelphia, June 20. The terra- had come in from the Noatnk, reportcotta works of William Galloway, ing the discovery of a rich and extenThlrty-;8econnnd , .Walnut .streets di e mineral belt north of tho rlvt-r- : were entirely destroyed by Are yes- In November, 1899, there was n stam, terday. The loss is estimated at pede from among the prospectors winon which there is an insurance of tering on the Kowak to reported rich about $75,000. The fire Is supposed to diggings on the Alashuck, n tributary have originated in one of the kilns. of the Kynkuk." The works will be rebuilt. STEAMSHIP PAWNEE BURKED. f a I'loneer of Ore., Portland, June 20. Col. The Vnitl, a Clyde I.lner, Abandon. Thomas Cornelius, a pioneer of 1845, ed, on Klre The Creiv Saved by died, yesterday, at his home in Washthe fleorire W. Clyde. ington county. In 18SG he was n candidate for governor, but was defeatNew York, June 28. The steamer ed by Sylvester Dennoyer. He was u City of Macon, which arrived here veteran of two Indian wars in the from Savannah, reports that, ou northwest, nnd in 1SC1 raised a regishe passed the burning wreck of ment in this state to fight for the the steamer Pawnee, TO miles from Union. Cape Henry, The fate of the Pawnee' crew Ir unknown. The Pawnee was Urntli of nn Old Iluuknrd. Gn., fur BosKansas City, Mo., June 20. Itev. bound from llrunswick, Paul Wetzel, one of the first German ton. Dunkurd clergymen to preach in this All Hand Saved. country, died here, yesterday, In his New York, June 28. The following ceventy-fiixt- h year. lie had preached telegrnm has been received at the in Sommerset county. Pa., Franklin of the Clyde line in tlds city from Grove nnd Lena, 111.; Grundy Centre, Its agent nt Wilmington, N. C: Pawla., and McPhersou, Kas. The inter- nee destroyed by fire nt midnight, Sunment will bo at Grundy Center, la.. day. Crew picked up by the George W An Oreitou Kdltur Found Head. Clyde nnd arrived here at 11 a. m. AD Portland, Ore., June 28. News was hands saved. tecelvixl, Monday evening, th'ut W. H. An Aliened Forued Letter. McDonald, business manager of the Sioux Falls, S. D., June 28. Alfred Evening Telegram, had been found deud near Oak Point, 75 miles from liurkholder, n newspaper mnn, of this thin city. Mr. McDonald was on n fish- city, tins created a sensation In politing trip. Death was probably due to ical and army circles In this state by charging that a United Stntcs senatoi hemorrhage of the lungs. forged u letter, purporting to come 'iom a soldier, in support of the senaLost All Their UnuiinKe. Macon, Ga., June 28. The Elder tor's hostility to expansion and to the dense nt Indian Springs, a Georgia wa- tvar in the Philippines. tering place, was destroyed by fire, A ecu tad of Mnrdr. Monday. About a hundred guests were New York, June 28. William Ballard, in the building. All escaped, but two n colored hostler, has been arrested acre slightly Injured. All the baggage here, accused of the murder of his ivas lost, however. .mploycr, Clayton Young, a horse owner, in St. Louis, on August 23, An Unronstltutlonnl Act. Scranton, Pa., June 28. Judge Gun-ite- r 1890. Ballard said when he was arhas handed down an opinion In rested, that he killed Young because which he declares the uct passed by the latter had frequently beaten and the legislature, in 1897, which gives abused him. protection to employes who form, Spniiluli StenoBraiihera. join or belong to labor organizations, New Orleans, June 28. This city to be unconstitutional. furnish two of the four Spanish-Kngllsiv i stenographers requested by Germnny Accent Arbitration. The Hague, June 28. The German the government for service In the Jclegates to the peace conference have courts at Manila. They nre Louis M privately Informed their colleagues Rodriguez, a Spanish born nativo ol that they have received Instructions to Manila, nnd Carlos Julio Elizadclde, a icccpt the principle of a permanent Cuban, at present doing newspaper tribunal of arbitration as outlined In work here. n plans. ihe A Spanish. I'roteat. Las Vegas, N. M., June 28. It has A Daraagln-- Ovartlow. out that the participation of Omaha,. Neb., June 28. The heaTy rain yesterday morning caused a tho Chihuahua (Mexico) band la the reck near Springfield, Neb., to over- Rough Illdcrs' reunion here, was the flow, doing considerable damage to pretext for nn earnest protest from the Spanish minister nt the City of Mexifarm nnd town property. The prln-dpco, but It was unheeded. sufferers were the Missouri and Kock Island railroads. Killed 111 Wire With nn Ax. Boston, June 28. Benjamin Lang, OoabUd the Prloa tn Six Month a. Pittsburgh, Fa., June 28. Bessemer H years old, the owner and occupant pig Iron was quoted yesterday nt $20 it n house in Wnlthnm street, killed a ton in the Mahoning valley, and In uU wife, Clam 13. Lang, with nn ax. Pittsburgh tho price was $20.75. This (t Is thought that he committed the . In an advance of 100 per cent, in six iced while in a fit of mental uberfa-tlonmonth -Ala-huek, newly-discovereClon-na-Gae- l, $100,-300I)i-n- (l Mou-.lay, of-lic- e 11 Anglo-Americaici-kePa--II- Ic ROYAL 4sstaufEnrfeuRE hot At gAnma Baking Powder UNNOTICED. ill or eive them a chance to guess you are even nve or ten years moror u Better five them good reasons for guesting the other way. It is very, easy ; for nothing tells of age so quickly a3 gray b&lr. know It? And whv First Annual Reunion of the First United States Volunteer Makes the food more delicious and wholesome roweis eo., tw toot. A Cavalry. GALA DAY AT LAS VE6AS, NEW MEXICO. EUROPEAN CROP PROSPECTS. Iniliroied In UiiKlnnd nnd Frnnoe nnd n Full Avcrnirc Inspected In Central Ruropc. London, June 27. The Mark Lane Express says tho crop prospects In England nnd France have improved. Th wheat is heading in France under thoroughly satisfactory condltlons,and n yield of 40,000,000 quarters is expected. Advices from central Europe show that after allowing for local trouble n full average wheat crop is promised from the Baltic to the Adriatic, nnd from the Ithlnc to the Vistula. An almost unbroken story of crop deterioration comes from JtoumnnlM, Tlussla, East Poland and the Enst Baltic provinces. The Express urges English wheat holders to hold their grain nnd "thm defeat nn evident attempt of the Americans tn bear the market." TRANSVAAL ICnttlKniW COMPLICATIONS. UlTeet. Firm Attitude Ifnvlnir the ArrnnRlnir Ilea I red n lrnnelilo Coiiiironile. Loudon, June 20. The firm nttltude of Great Britain appears to 13 having tho desired effect in the Transvaal complications. The lntest cablegrams from South Africa tnlk of various semiofficial missions for negotiations between Cape Town, Uloemfonteln nnd Pretoria, aiming to arrange a franchise on n basis of five or six years' past residence. President Kruger is represented as agreeable to some arrangement, hut us finding considerable difficulty in banning his own conservative elements'. In n reported interview he Is1 alleged to have said regarding the war rumors, that mountains were being made of mole hills, nnd thni he won firmly convinced that Queen Victoria wotdd never allow "letting looye the dogs of war" over South Africa. FELLOW" A The Cvent or the Day the Reception Accorded Col. lloosevelt, the Idol Tho Wichita (ICns.) police now firmly at the OrcnnUntlon Muiiy Other believe Miss Belle Slavln, tho supposed Prominent I'eriouauei 1'reaeitt suicide, was murdered. rtooaevelt'n Mednl. The tax rate at St. Louis has been lowered two cents on the $100 valuaLas Vegas, N.M.,Juno 20. Memorial tion. A combination has been effected of service was tho first thing on the Rough Riders' programme. They were live Jewish synagogues of St. Louis. A public demonstration will ba held held at 11 o'clock yesterday morning at St. Louis when the Spanish cannon at the Dunnn opera house, nnd Rev. arrive. Thomas A. Uzzell, pastor of tho Peo John BechlolT, of Duquoln, 111., wus ple's tabernacle ot Denver, preached drowned while bathing. tho memorial sermon. IIo said that Gcorgo Itnmscy, of Kock Island, III., the soldier who is forced td remain celebrated his hundredth birthday behind is worthy of recognition as well Sunday. The A boy was caught on n shaft nt a s the man who is nt the front. Rough Riders, ho declared, have, by mill near Unlonvlllc, Mo., nnd ground their acts at San Juan, and in the to death, Warner S. Pope died nt Knnsns City, fighting nround Santiago, succeeded Mo., from the effects of Injuries sus- In writing- ono of the brightest pages In American history. Their deeds tained at football in 1895. generations, The Argtllo tile works at Carbon would bo read by coming lovo nt Cliff, 111., were destroyed by fire Mon- and would enkindle n new day. The damage Is estimated at $50,-00- country and an admiration of tiue heroism. l DIsttnRnlahed Vlnltor. ChocSammy Clark, a Gov. Otero ami staff, and Gov. Mur taw Indian, was found dead in an alphy of Arizona, are here. Tho govley rt Tcxarkana, Ark. O&car Linton, of Dallas, Tex., shot ernor of Colorado is represented by Gov. Alva Adams and by his bis wife five times. Death ensued instantly. Linton was arrested. Mrs. M. Sklnnlon, of Dcknlb, 111., attempted to fill n gasoline stove while lighted, nnd was fatally burned. The cup defender Columbia has been nccepted as complete from tho Herrc-shuff- s company, by Mr. Oliver Iselin, 0. full-blood(oi-m- OTHERWISE Why let your nelehbors Aprs vouth-renewcr. Is a without further trial. Gov. Tanner of Illinois nnd his wife nr.d some friends start, Thursday, on nn extended western tour. Cnpt.,M. V. Mosley, n farmer, near Troy, Mo., committed suicide by shooting himself In the forehead at the bedside where his wife lay sleeping. Oklahoma farmers worked in their harvest fields Sunday, while their wives nnd children and the pastors were at church. The wheat yield In the territory Is enormous. The Turkish porte has broken the contracts with Germany for supplies of arms and ammunition, on the ground that the materials were not up to the standard. C. J. Audermatt, a Kansns City grocer, was fined $1,000 in the police court foi selling milk containing formalde-b- j de, .which had been used ns a preservative. John W. ose, aged 00 years, an old citizen of St. Joseph, Mo., fell in alighting from n street car and received Injuries that proved fatal in four hours At Sulphur Springs, I. T J. W. Hunt, shot and killed his brother-ln-luSam Smith, n prominent stock man. The first of tho new Texas crop of wheat is ou tho market ut Paris.' It sells for t5 cents per bushel. The yield is reported us good, some estimates placing the average in Lamar county at 25 bushels. Charles P. Osborn, of San Francisco, just arrived at Seattle, WaBh., from Duwson, claims to have forond a rich placer ground nt the headwaters of McMillan river. He says It is a terrible country to get into. Bon William Schrind, the of George Schrind, of St. Louis, was killed by tlie premature explosion of n blast of giant powder, with which he wai playing. Two new cases of yellow fever and four deaths from tho disease were officially reported at Santiago, Cuba, Monday, making a total of 35 cases and 11 deaths. Burglars robbed tho safe of the Supply company at Itldgc Top, Tenn., securing funds belonging to the post office nnd railroad. Dynamite was used to blow open the safe. , I If tau Ha tint nhtAln U tli twin a. flu you expected from tb nia of tbo vifmr. lvrna me! uocwr aooai it. tome dUBcaltr I'rob&blr there witn your Kenermi iriieni wuca way bo eatllr remored. Addreia, Or. J. C Aytr, Lowell, Man, luxuriant growth of hair the color of youth, n It never falls to restore color to gray hair. It will stop tho hair from coming out also. It feeds the hair bulbs. Thin halrbecomesthickhalr, and short hair becomes long hair. It cleanses the scalp; removes all dandruff, and prevents lis formation. We have a book on the Hair which wo will gladly send you. It hides the age under a JUDGE 0. J. FARNSWORTH FEVER AT SANTIAGO Three liny Celebration of the Victory of Anierlcnn Troon " lit Him Juan. Santiago de Cuba, June 20. Thirty-thre- e cases of yellow fever, with five leaths, ..have been officially reported t(nqc tlie beginning ot the. .deaths occurred, n the Fiftii Infantry. The other fo'ur fatal cases were civilians. Capt. Fubrlcus, n populnr medical afltcer, died yesterday. For three days the Cubans have been conducting a patriotic demonstration, the festival of San Juan, in honor of the victory Avon by the American troops over the Spaniards. The celebration, however, has been remarkable for the absence of American of flugs, nnd for the the better class of the Cubans themwas nearly selves. One Spaniard killed 1)3' the mob. the-prese- Capitol, then delivered Mr. Young served with the Passes Away at Mis Home In liapiiiigton, After a Llnger-J- r military stair. The governor of Mexico, has sent his mngnificent Injr Illness.. ' ' band. Our Ifntlonnl Ohrltnin. Mr. Young, editor of the Iowa State about 7 o'clock, Mr. Olin J. Farns-wortnn address, COI .. THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Cftla-thu- a, h JUMPED FROM A EADS BRIDGE. Fuol's Venture, on a list for riser, Nearly C'otU lltm 1IU Life. St. Louis, June 20. Miles MpDon-aid- , n youth of 20, living nt No. 3022 Magazine street, dived from the top of the south railing of the Eads bridge about 10 n. in., yesterday, to win n (vngcr of beer, which he had bantering-lmade with some of his fellow workmen. The distance was 115 feet. He nllghted on his shoulders, and the upper part of his hack, nnd had it not been for tho prompt asslstanceof a boat crew, which wasiln rcadiness.ihc ivould have been drowngd. As HTvas, he sustained llnjifriet wlilcltl will bc with him for some'time to come?! jT y FELLOW FEVER PRECAUTIONS. ' new mills of tho New Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Co., here. Owing h to the indisposition of Mrs. MeKinley, New York, Juno 24. Dr. A. Doty, tho party will start for Washington health officer of tho port, Is of the at once. Mrs. MeKinley has n cold. opinion thnt there Is more yellow r Tho rsdsntl Enabling Act. among the troops in Cuba than reMelbourne; Victoria, Juno 23. In ported by the war department. With- the legislative assembly yesterday the in six months ho says 0,000 soldiers federal enabling act passed its first lmvo 'returned from Cuba, and more reading. ' than 0,000 more will urrira hero withTHE MARKETS. in the next two month?. He proposes to tnUe special precautions. New York, Junn It. CATTLE-Natl- vo Steers ...11.75 Qt 5 CO C A TWENTY YEARS' SENTENCE. COTTON Middling it FLOim-Wln- tcr Wheat ... 3.40 Q i 10 ? V '"mil" JennlnKM, the Third of the WHEAT-N- o. 2 2 Ited COUN-N- o. it ii'A 2 OATS-N- o. Uncouth Train Hobbern, llull- ii 9 3i 0) 8 75 4i ' ronded to thaPenltctttlarv.4 w I'OrtK Now Mess jilOKO riie Health Officer rrSmJKoo"5Ta i ar m npceiat rrtrnuiiuni Adams, Mass., June 27. President o;Ncrr York Will MeKinley laid the corner stone of tic Preldent Laid it Corner Stone. fe-rc- ' ' ' good-hearte- d Politicians and Trouble. From the Indianapolis Sentinel. A Charge for Kentucky Feuds. A nistakc in States. From Ihe New York Press. From tho Columbus Dispatch. "Made in MUfldsKopd-y America" That and :f that's, where those" new and popular mattings and Rugs, the Iojrtaa mattings, 9 Cuts, Burns, Bruises, They are all brella he. carries until you find out were made that are on sale at trie made in America. matism and Sorua. Price, 25 cento. right, at the St. .Bernard Store. who owns it. Si Bernard Store. Sold by St. Bernard Drag Store. It wouldn't be a bad idea to The wind in Nebraska has the l'orto. Illcnn There are other tilings bred! in shoot some "benevolent assimila- corkscrew habit. It mpst have t X'nThoVnrl.- Tlllln 2(1 llnttallon.. to A Kentucky besides that girl they tion!' into tliise lawless Kentucky mistaken the State for Kentucky. Ihe Herald from Washington saysi fueds. Secretory Alger has been advised 6y sing about. The intellect ol the wise is like Urlrr.tUr'ii. Davis commanding the u .,,....... ., I.,.,. .I. Nine out of every ten men who glass it admits the light of heaven nnrfiiiVnt nf Porto liKa. "that 300 nobegin life poor manage to hold and reflects it. Hare. The latest thing in mattings live ,Porto Means huyp; been enlisted it's matting time surely and their own to the end. .Into tin- imllauou autuorizeu uy wu CUtfAN OIL cures war One hundred 'tuuK Rugs; the popular Iyotan mattirig, fudge a man bythe um- miAUt Never RheuWHIM HtU-ct, RYE No. 2 it 3 00 & 8 'IOUACCC Lurs Lent nurley ... 4 60 013 12 9 00 HAY-Cl- ear Timothy KUGS-Fr- esh Opt. Ilitrksr Hull for llomt. if- 12 (B Dairy .. Washington,!. June, 2?. A cablegram IlUTTER-ChoI- co PORK StandardMess(now) .... it ) y flACON-CI- car received nt the navy department W Rib ....7. Steam from" A'dmalral Watson brings LARD-Prl-mo CHICAGO. the information that Capt. A. S, Bar-tcc- CATTLE Native Steers .. 4 60 fl 5 who-waIn command of tho fleet HOGS Fair to Cholto .... 3 15 t 3 to Cholco ... 3 50 0 5 u Manila1 between 'the time of the de- UIIKKP Fair FLOUR Winter Patents . 3 G3 Q 3 SprlniT Patents .. 3 40 if 3 parture o'f Admiral Dewey and the ar- WHEAT-N- o. 2 Sprlnjf rival of Admiral Watson, has left for No. 2 Red & 2 Mixed home." The message- - stated that he CORN-N- o. 2GVici 2 OATS-N- o. tailed, tm Frjduy last- on the regular PORK Mess (now) 7 50 ft 8 KANSAS CITY. .jiuI'. steamer. ' Lieut. Eberlcniso sailed for home at CATTLE-Nutl- vo Orutlea Steers ., 4 20 q 5 3 IS fit 3 HOGS All C!) 2 Red & WHEAT-N- o. ihe same, time. . 27K 2 Whlto OATS-N- o. yes-lerda- Ilartvlllei jMo. June-.2Twenty rears' im'prlsb'nmenQln fhe dtatejicnl- :cntiary was 'tho punishment Imposed ;iy tho Jury hero yesterday in the case 3f "Bill" .Jennings, otherwise Harry I'lcnn, another of tho gang which robbed a Kansas City, Fort Spott & Memphis express train at. Macomb, Mc, on January 3 last. v' -- ' " w 4 8T. LOUIS. COTTON-Mlddl- lng era Cows and Ilufors.. CALVE8-(p- cr 100) ltOQS Fair to Choice .... KHEKP Fair to Choice .. FLOUR Patents (tie i) ... Clear and Str lent. WIIEAT-No- .2 Red Winter COllN-N- o. OATS-N- o. HEISVES-Stc- S 2 4 60 50 50 Q Q T 3 23 3 75 (i if & (i 3 75 3 10 ii Q 2 2 .... it (P ZVA 6 4 0 3 4 3 3 23 IX 23 9) I) 71 75 64 35 K ZK 11 Rough Riders, nnd his recital of the regiment's experiences at Tampa nnd Santiago found responsive echo in tho hearts of the assembled Rough Biders. "The Fourth ot July, he said, "is our national Christmas, commemorating the birth ot tho nation, but the Rough Biders celebration should be its Easter, for it marked the resurrection. It remained for tho Spanish ivnr to bridge the chasm; to put' Old Qloryeverywhere; to round up the late unpleasantness with the new battle hymn ot the republic! "There'll Be n Uot Time In the Old Town AH Americana Look Alike. Ho concluded, "When I saw the sons of veterans marching beneath the Hag tvhlch their fathers died to save, and the sons of confederates clothed in the tame uniform, bearing the same arms and marching under tho same ling, and the sons of former slaves, accoutred and nrmed like the others, cvith the Hag above them and the same purpose in their hearts', nnd 100 e-born d Indians selected in the same lines and aiding- tho same cause when I saw these I made a tow to high Heaven never to be n partisan again, and henceforth and forever all Americans should look alike to me." Tho Regimental Parade. The regimental parade took place yesterday nftenoon nt four o'clock, Tho regiment formed nt Camp Cochran, and marched to tho tournament grounds, six blocks away. Col. Roosevelt rode as a commander, accompanied by n staff ot officers. At the tournament grounds Col, Booscvelt occupied a box reserved for him and the guests ot the regiment. As the Rough Biders pnssed and repassed the grand stand In performing their evolutions, Co. Roosevelt stood with bared head. Kacli troop was preceded by Its respective captain, ns far ns they were present. The scene was witnessed by fully 10,000 people. Col. Teddy Taken by Snrprlae. Whllo the review was going on, rntn clouds were banking heavily in the north, and Chairman Whltmorc, of the local committee on arrangements, requested the colonel to hurry tho movement of tho Bough Riders, ostensibly on account of the approaching shower. Roosevelt complied with the request, and in another Instant the troopers were standing nt "Attention!" in front of the grand stand, This was a neat bit ot strategy, and before Col. Roosevelt could realize why he was being spoken to, Hon. Frank Springer, acting on behalf of New Mexico, began his speech presenting Col. Itoosevclt with u medal. .-' nativfull-bloo- quietly passed away at his home in this city. He had been' in poor health for several moriths.'but not until a few week's ago "was nis condition considered serious. Olin J. Farnsworth was born in Bakcrfield, Vt., November 3, 1833, but spent the greater part of his boyhood days in New York. Soon alter coming to Hopkins county ho was married to Miss Anne Wat' wood, of near Nebo, and lived in MadisonviIc for some time, but jn 1874 removed to Earlington, where he has sinco made his home. Mr. Farnsworth was a brick mason by trade, but during his residence in Earlington has held the offices of City Judge, Postmaster and Magistrate. He was a mem bcr ot tic G. A. R., havingjfought , in the Civil war. Judge Farnsworth was a good citizen, a kind husband and a devoted father. Ho leaves a wife, four sons, two daughters, ana many friends to mourn his death. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. S. II. Lovelace, of Madisonville, at the family .residence on arren Avenue, Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, and, the remains were interred in the Earlington cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bramwcll, and Mr. W. W. Farnsworth, of Nashville, Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Farnsworth and Mr. Irley Farnsworth of Henderson, children of the deceased, were with the family in their bereavement. 3k ,'rf. r 00 5) 16 15 (X 4j Jty 1 r, 'i 8) 71 (' SV.t r, r'i 3''A 2v li i tt 71 2S H CORN-N- O, KI.OUR-Hl- Bh CORN-N- o. OATS-West- NEW ORLEANS. 3 Grade 2 2 32r 6ffl 6H Si 4t St 6T4 Mrs. J. E. Kemp received tele graphic information yesterday that Prof. Kemp had been elected to a place m the public schools of Trinidad, Colo., where he has Mrs. been for some months. Kemp and her two little daughters will go to Trinidad within a few days. The professor went to Colorado last July for hfs health and is greatly improved. The family will make their home in Mlaalonnrlea' Ileuda nt n Premium. Colorado. ., Hong Kong, Juno 20. The town ot of Kleng Ning Foo, in the province ot Chief Dispatcher Sheridan and has been widely placarded were in $1,000 Superintendent White with bills offering a reward of charge of a special train bearing a for the heads of missionaries. riots are feared. pleasure party exploring the mines The BuuuUli Army, the other day. It wasn't Friday Madrid, Juno 20. Tho Ofllcial Ga- and the party didn't number thirzette anounces that the efllectlvo active army for the next financial year teen, but the train was wrecked. No casualties. The dispatcher has been fixed at 108.000. said he thought the engineer read A Card of Thanks. I wish to say that I feel under lasting his orders all right. obligations tor what cnaniDeriaia's lourd Sam Wiley, mail messenger on Fo-Klc- n, Anti-foreig- " t 65 ern SJ it i) 4 10 f HAY Choice PORK Standard Mess RACON-SU- Ies COXION-Mlddll- nir .... 10 8 75 w W 10 BU fi 9 00 T - r !un-- .i V i.l tu OATS-N- o. lOKK-Ne- w BACON-Cle- CORN No. sr WHEAT-N- o. 2 2 LOUISVILLE. 2 Red Mixed Mixed Mess Ribs 64 76Vi 76V48 15HW 27 & 8 75 (f 3ttt 28fc 9 73 0 60 We Remedy has done for our family, have used It in so many cases of coughs, lung troubles and whooping cough, and it has always eiven tbo most perfect satis faction, wa feel greatly Indebted to the manufacturers ol Ibis remedy and wish them to please accept oar hearty thanks. Respectfully, Mrs. S, Doty, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington. Ben T. Robinsoo, Mortons Gap; George King, bt. Cnarlea. the Hopkinsvillc accommodation, married a Hopkinsvillc. young lady yesterday, and took her north for a wedding trip. M .. Subscribe for The Bee. Subscribe for The Bke. Subscribe for Tug Bee. Every man who hears of a woman who is a man hater believes she would alter her views it'"th ever met him. " PU.v. .'.' ,e n& 7 rf SrfsSfff"'- yppif- ,i ' t ft Al. fa ) 4 HO FOR DETROIT 1 44 CbeiHIBee PAUL M. MOORB, Odltor and Manager. I k Christian Endeavor International Convention.' Local Christian Endeavorcrn are much interested in the International Convention which meets in Detroit, July 5th to 10th. As great as the past conventions hive been, this one promises to Jar surpass them in every respect. The program is wonderful, and will bring together men of world-wid- e fame and influence. It will greatly benefit all who attend. The railroads have made a one fare rate for the round trip from This will be about all points. Expenses from Earlington. $15 in Detroit will be so low that one need spend only $25 or $30 to attend. Kentucky Endeavor Union desires to be largely represented, and cordially invites all the friends of the young people to go with them on their special train which leaves Louisville at 8 a. m. on the morning of July 4th. Numerous side trips among the lakes have been arranged at ridiculously low rates, among them being a trip by rail to Niagara for $6 90, by boat 4.00. This affords an unprecedented opportunity of visiting this place. For full particulars apply to Mr. Wm. F. Burr or write to Allan Ky., D. Wallis, Hopkinsville, WestTransportation Manager for ern Kentucky. A BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Incorporated.) Soured iba PcstoBc Ian matter. 1 at Batllnirtoo ai Second are proud of the new vestibule train Just now put in use Tells no sweeter story to humanity than between Louisville and Cincinnati. It the Announcement that the health-givwm bollt In the company's shops at Louisr. Hood's SarsapariHx, And ville and is a thing of beauty. Five other tells of the birth of an era of good health. similar trains are to be built there in the It is the one reliable specific for the ewe near future. of all blood, stomach and liver troubles. & N. people er health-bringe- A Gentle Wind of Western Birth LOCOMOTIVE The L, BLASTS. ZfoodSSfy A Gny Young Hcndersonian. On Tuesday morning Robert Powell, a young man who is dep,-ut- y SUBSCIUPTION RATES: Ons " J Sis Monthi, ThreeMonthi, " IpAlraen copies maiied'irei'on application. wanted in all pant o the Correspondents onntT. Addreii ni (or particalara. J Yr, strictly In sduc o 1 1 .i .THURSDAY, JUNE 29. '899 jailer in Henderson county, and who came to Sebree with the picnic party from Henderson, got gay and fired several shots from his pistol while he was in the town, says the Sebree Herald. Persons who saw him do so reported him to Marshal Biggs, who arrested him, but then, for some reason, was released. Later, he was and carried before Judge Sutton, who fined him $5 and costs making $g 50 in all for discharging firearms in the city. The young man should consider himself very fortunate in escaping prosecution for carrying concealed weapons. 5 ANNOUNCEMENT. to announce Judge are PRATT We Pratt,anthorlred Countr. aa a canof Hopkios I. the didate lor the nomination for Governor or the Stateiot Kentucky, subject to the action of Republican part?. 'I REPUBLICAN TICKET. C i yt v For Representative, BEN T. ROBINSON. It r f Goebel is the synonym of insatiable creed for grcaterpower and unscrupulous use 01 tne power at hand The good roads movement is moving in the right direction towards the accomplishment of its -- Elocutionary Entertainment. Rev. Walker K. Piner, D. D., of Hopkinsville, purpose. ,The Dingley Tariff is nobly meeting the hopes of its friends and.'confounding the desires of its enemies. Pittsburg Times. Hultlplex Accident. From the Lewistoo Journal William McKinlev will be the next Republican nominee for the Presidency, and will be the next President, if he lives. The honor and) credit, finances and business of 'the nation arc safe for yet another term. Seven thousand five hundred workmen in the glass industry in Pennsylvania had their wages advanced 10 per cent, last week. This is some more of Mark work. Hahna's underhanded Manchester (la.) Press. M The Sebree Herald quotes both The Bee's recent strawberry crop reports of crack Hopkins county But that paper credits yields. one of these stories to "a paper." Now The See isn't "a Madisonvillc paper" and no Madisonville paper contained a report of cither of these interesting items but Editor Wood just made a slip in his credit and we forgive him. Madi-sonville Hopkins was not the only county in which the Democrats some of them were ready to draw guns and blood in convention assembled. In the Harrison county conpistols and vention, "knives, clubs" were drawn and it was "a day of disorder and a Goebel victory." Hopkins didn't fight, but Harrison county is reported to have dozen rights in as many had minutes." There was an accident on Portland street the other day, and this is how it happened: A tramp walking up the street saw a benevolent-lookin- g wheelman riding down and started to head him off. Just then a dog on the same side of the street noticed a cat on the opposite side Kentucky Fair Dates. and made for it. The dog didn't Lexington, August 9 5 days. notice the tramp and the wheelMadisonvillc, August 9 4 days. man took no notice of the dog. August 15 4 Lawrenccburg, The result was that the dog went days. between the legs of the tramp and Lebanon, August 15 4 days. rolled that individual over on his Columbia, August 15 4 days. back. The wheelman struck dog Brodhead, August 33 3 days. and tramp, and took a header over Shelbyville, August 23 3 days. them. The wheelman struck Springfield, August 22 3 days. frantically at the dog and his blow Bardstown, August 195 days. landed on the nose of the tramp, Elizabethtown, S?ept. 5 5 days. while the dog made an assault on Bowling Green, Sept. 13 4 the tramp, and missing him made days. life exciting for the wheelman. Glasgow, Sept. 20 4 days. At last they untangled themselves Guthrie Sept. 27 4 days. and the tramp and the wheelman Horse Cave, Sept. 27 4 days. trailed bad language, one up and Owensboro, Oct. 3 5 days. the other down the street, while the dog stood and growled at both. Ax Jotting's. Meanwhile the cat emerged from a Some of our energetic farmer are hole in the lumber pile where she threshing their wheat and they their had taken refuge and watched the yield per acre is only about half as large as they anticipated. three with evident interest. will give an Elocutionary Entertainment at the Southern Methodist church on Monday evening, July 3, at 8 o'clock. Dr. Piner is an elocutionist of rare ability. As an entertainer he has few equals and no superiors. He has given recitals in many Kentucky towns, and they have always been highly spoken of by the people who have been fortunate enough to hear them. Don't fail to hear him. Come and spend an evening pleasantly as well as profitably. Admission 15 and 25 cents. The shooting from ambush of some col- less. She was just recovering from ored miners wbo went from this State to an illness when her husband died, Evansville in search of work, a privilege and is still prostrated by the'shock.-- j every one out of employment should exer cise without molestation, is looked upon as DIGEST YOUR POOD. a most dastardly affair, and fully illustrates Ninety per cent, of all atekntM Is cas4 by food not belnr orooerlT divested. It create, oof. how insincere arc tbe men wbo profess so toot and roe Into your blood and tuen 70a r llabls almott great a love for labor as to take the colored It heirtoto. Uae any disease the hamaa sy stem Dr. C&rlitedt't Engineer Farnsworth came home to at- miners, not only into his secret meetings Powder and watch tha remit.. German Urtt Yen vtll (mI the rood effect after taking one dote.. GIt It tend the funeral of his father on rtie 27111. but it necessary to gain a point will throw a trial and be convinced. Price 35c 9n Special Agent Harland was here this bis arms around bis neck in fond embrace, Or. Otto's Ssiruoo Gum hlHm CurM Your Cough. Juttttu) Mtdletn week and left for Guthrie in charge of a but when after bis family and Limself far Chlldrtn, prisoner suspected of the attempted rob- have suffered from the. pangs of hunger Tor sale by bery of Conductor Cole at Guthrie last brooght on by idleness and bo musters up St. Bernard Drug Store. week, but when the examining trial was sufficient courage to make an effort to gain A large delegation of Kentucky held the evidence proved insufficient to an honest living by seeking work when hold him, as the attempt to rob occurred an opportunity presents itself, be becomes educators will attend the annual at nigbt, and Conductor Cole, while be a victim of the assassin's plot. So long as meeting of the National Educa thought the man one of the attacking party, you listen to the advice and tale of woe tional Association in Los Angeles, could and wonld not swear such to be the told by the labor agitator so long is be Cal., next month. your pretended friend, but the moment case. Aside from the serious inconvenience you resolve to show true manhood by act The train jumpers along the line are getand pain caused by piles, there is a tening independent you are waylaid at the dency to fistula and to cancer in tbe rectal ting quite bold. A fw days ago several of midnight hour by your former supposed regions. Piles should not be allowed them jumped on a train between Earlingfriends. Law abiding citizens everywhere to run on unchecked. Tabler'a Buckton aad Madisonville, and they would not recognize the justice in the restraining or eye Pile Ointment is an Infallable get off nntil the train came to a dead stop, remedy. Price, so cents a bottle, lubes issued by Jndgo Mattison, of Evans and then the crew bad to use threats to der 75 cents. St. Bernard Drugstore. ville, against the United Mine Workers or get them off. When the train started they The Illinois Central Railroad again boarded it, and when they were put other parties who have by their threats and acts of violence made life mberablo Company is taking advantage of the oil the second time, threats were mado as for tbe true man who desires to support season to put its roadbed in shape, to the future punishment of the crew. 'The smallpox scars and the extreme warm weather has caused a large decrease in the working force under Supervisor Sullivan at this place, and the work of putting in new tracks has been greatly retarded. Should Ibe new rates on coal, which will soon go into effect, prevail, tbe freight business on that line will be totally destroyed from some points, but to tbe praise of the railroads it can be said they fully recognize tbe evil effects it will have on business and a strong effort will be made to have tbe law regulating tbe long and short haul, repealed or ignored by legal process. Two excursion trains were ran last One from Ml. Vernon week to Sebree. and one from Henderson. Tbe A. O. U. W. are expecting a big crowd from different points along the road by train to their Fourth of July picnic. Goebel, the successful candidate for the nomination for Governor, made bis campaign by attacking the L. & N. Railroad Compaay, and tbe result was he secured less than 200 instructed votes, or less than h the delegate vote, but rascality in tbe convention secured him tho nomina one-fift- Conductor Ray, who was injured in the wreck which occurred between Mortons and Earlington last week, is said to be on the road to recovery. When a man It nominated for Governor who is a pronounced enemy to railroad cosi pastes,, it is bat nateral for' them to Hew oppemfos. AltbasiBess enterprises love a friead, bat can see nofgeed In the man or men who oppose, their interests, and snch is human nature Ibe world over. Dispatcher Neal has been detained at borne this, week on account of sickness in bis family, and John Devney is working in hi stead in obtaining certificates. Red Hill base ball team will play Em-plclub next Sunday at Empire. Ask Dileaus Mcintosh if be didn't get left last Sunday night. Little Henry, our crack catcher, plays good ball everywhere except at Empire, and be nays tbe young ladies there are so fascinating be can't keep from looking at them instead of tho ball, What has become of Perkins? Guess be is too busy preaching to let us bear from bim U No Hoo. rt state were all successful Ktiep tne system in perfect order by the occasional use of ft Jtt's Liver Pills. They regulate the bowels and produce 19 Perfect Health. jfcAAAAAAftftAftftftftftftftftAftftftAAftafta 4? Newldea In PATTERNS Qinrp For sick headache, malaria, A Vigorous Body. bil- 19 9 iousness, constipation and dred diseases, anabsolutcci-- n 9 TUTT'S Liver PULL. Mrs. Richard P. Bland, the widow of the late Congressman, is said to have been left practically penni19 49 9 Every son's mother of you has to have Every one of yo" 1 Artie PATTERN? I ICnllUi also has worried and fretted, screwed and twisted over having to pay from 25c. to 40c. for a pattern. We have come to your relief by securing the agency for Madisonville for the DOWN IN THE MINES. 19 49 49 4? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 New Idea Patterns Any one of which will cost you only it I Oc. Any Style-- Any You must remember thesp are 01 Size I Oc. just as good as any ine nigii priced patterns you have been using, and you run no risk in buying them. inn Any lUbi FOR NEW IDEA PATTERNS Size-An- y in Style UGi I: 49 49 49 49 BISHOP & CO... MADISONVILLC, KY. THH SAME PRIOE ON THE SAME THINOTO EVERYBODY. Wyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyygyygyygy f f. passasspHefsasi YOUR ORDERS mtp. njli,piu8lu. SOLICITED Who Dots thi Lhftfy Btsto? his wife and family by continning to work in tbe mines against the protcsts'of tbe enemies of labor, tbe strikers. The sum and substance of tbo order is tbat no one is allowed to go on the premises ot the mine owners and in any way interfere with tbe man or men at work. Can you see any injustice in sneb an order? Yet tbe strikers bate such protection as tbis should be given the miner or operator We believe Ibe only superintendent of mines taking an active part in the Democratic State Convention, lately held at Louisville, was Mr. Salmon, of tbe Crab-tre- e mines, wbo was an ardent supporter of P. W. Hardin. says the Central City Republican. A large force of men are at work and more laborers arc wanted. Mr. I P. Skalley, HopklmrUI, Kr writes In a bad cat ot Constipation Dr. M. A. Sim mons Liter Medicine gave m mors relict than anything else. I think It far superior to Blsck Draught, which wensed In our family, Ask your neighbors. They all say that we haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always at the right price. j i Mock jeweled belt buckles have fallen from fashion's favor. Bear this in mind when selecting your new one. Tbe Eagle, Klnjf 0! all Blrda, is noted for its keen sight, clear and distinct vision. So are those persons wbo use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes ot any kind or graau lated lids Sold by all dealers at 35 cents m 1 ah Hint. iniiiW-in-ti.lTi?'- Barnett & Arnold. e'"fri-iiiiftir- l h4tiii' -,! fi jfe2E&l i E3 Snpt. Harris, of the South Diamond Mine, was here op a brief visit last week He reports work still good Because the government bas saw its duty clear to place Ibe strong arm ot pro tection around tbe coal and silver mining industries of tbe West and Southwest, it is loudly condemned by the men wbo, lo gain a point, stop not at Ibe barning of property bot will even resort to murder. Shame on Ibe government that will stand idly by and see property and lives sacrl ficed by a class of men whose policy is ' jOrWm Win ii ii ii " .3-- ., it - I c-r .., - - m. muuunu., Contractor and Builder IS YBARB BXPIRIaNOB ..,! ii nnnn A J.,-l-r- g- -- e Citizens of Dixon arc making ar rangements for a farmer's reunion to take place there on the Fourth of July. To Cure EARLINGTON. KY. JKgrsjrirrncgBiij . PLANS. DETAILS. i rf s-- - a Cold In One Day Jl ' " ,?. Ml Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All druggists refund money if it fail.. 10 cure. 35c. Tbe geauine bas L. B. y. on each tablet. Jg7t'UHUlbl ' ' .BMfti. iii in All Classes of Buildings Erected aad made complete ready lor occupancy, in- eluding tbe furnisbinc ot all materials. ... .. I. P .. imm I 4...1 Ut AMMKMn.. WVWWWU I4UUI Il.a t rule or ruin. Organizer Wood of the U M W writes to a labor journal warning miners not lo go to Hopkins county. Well, tbe truth is there is already a surplus of miners in tbis Hopkins county and no oee has called for snch labor from adjoining counties, and besides tbat miners here are doing good work and getting good pay and they will stay here. Among other things Supt Ingle, of tbe Evansville mine, wno was forced to call upon tbe law for protection to life and property, says tbe step was taken to protect the citizens of Evansville wbo bad been faithful employes under him for years and wbo refused to listen to tbe lies and dictates of Ibe labor agitator wbo ordered tbe present strike and placed so many of his brother miners on tbe poverty lists. We have always taken the view that labor anions could do much more good work for mankind by teaching men to refrain from Ibe use of intoxicants Iban ibey could by trying by force lo settle tbe wage question, but Ibey will not listen lo good advice, and instead find intoxicants lo be a valuable aid to the agitator wbo roams over Ibe land seeking for miners wbom be can lead into his web, by inducing tbem to join ibe U. M. W. An illustration of tbe great power of drink can be seen now in Hopkins county, where tbe agitator bas come, and he says lo organize tbe miners. Seeing be can have no influence over the sober man be adopts tbe plan to have beer drinking parlies where the laborer is invited lo attend and where after tbe reason of tbe miner is dethroned by drink they, by misrepresentation, try to lead tbe poor fellow into an order tbat in the end means ruin. At tbe great meeting of Ibe agitators which was lately held, as Ibey write at some bouse, but which instead is held in some secluded spot in tbe woods, tbere were present we are told, six agitators and six men wbo were bunting a similar job One ot these fellows it is said bas for years been dodging an honest debt of forty or more dollars due for tbe necessaries of life, and others went tbere merely for Ibe beer in sight. Should tbe new coal rates adopted by tbe L. & N. and other roads prevail many companies will be shut out entirely from markets where they have heretofore sold large quantities of coal. For instance, tbe Renecke, St .Bernard and Providence coal companies can not ship lo Henderson and compete witb Sebree mine. Tbis will prove not only disastrous to coal companies but tbe railroads will also be heavy losers. Tbe insinuation cast by Fred Dilcher, tbe chief organizer atlivansville, that the shooting of miners was most likely done by men who came from Madisonville andEarlington on the same train with the miners, shows plainly to what depths of degradrtion men wilt sometimes go to bolster up a lost cause. By falsehoods bo bopes to detract attention from Ibe guilty ones, which evidently are members of Ibe rrganization of which he is a recognized le.der and aa a true saying is that murder will out, Ibe assas-in- s will some day be caught and tben we suppose if bo is honest be will be convinced of bis error. Tbe mines at Evansville we ire told bave already at work abont all tbe miners tbey now need, in spite of Ibe advice of tbe agitator to tbe contrary, and it is tbe opinion of many that Ibe agitator and striker will hereafter be shut out entirely from these mines. They are found to be a class of laborers anwortby of trusting. As wages rise throughout tbe country, theories continue to go up (tbe Ibe spout. Trenton (N.. J.) Gazette: free-trade- tion. Red Hill Jottings. self-bind- " Nansen, the Arctic explorer, is now fired with an ambition to try the Antarctic rcgions,and he hopes to have an expedition organized and ready to start by 190a. Red Hot From nuAMune.miiAui.DRAWN UP ON SHORT NOTl". vji-- 8PEO Price reasonable and saiisJactlon guaran- eed Estimates cheerfully given on all kinds of Building and Special Wotk Glvo me a cnance at your work Del ore letting coatract. r f tatties esjii i.sji 1,5a vJH sr is again The bam of tbe abroad in tbe land, and onr farmers are very busy harvesting wheat, but they all report a very light crop tbis year. Mr. T. Hamby made a business trip to Dawson Springs last week. prayer-meeting the Gun. .3 I I f t trust law, which no Democratic one of the most creditable structThe Quarterly meeting convenes at Congress has undertaken to make ures in this town. The lodge room Concord Church the First Saturday and more effective. was destroyed by fire last Septem- Sunday in next month, We are glad to relate that Brother The Republicans in Louisville ber, and little time was lost by the James V Hart is better at this writing. are about to get together again enterprising members of the order Uur county convention convened at and the opportunity for a general in putting on foot a plan for build- Hopkinsville, Ky., and nominated James F Rogers, for representative, and ingetting together all over the State ing a fine temple. structed the delegates for Judge Clifton J. and a victory in November preThe Hawkes Lecture. Pratt, of Hopkins Connty, for Governor. sents itself. Such a victory is not Mr. A. M. Hawkes, the "LaughThe Republicans, of this State snould a sure thing even with the present ing Philosopher," lectured at Mad- go to work with more vim than ever to divided and embittered Democracy. isonville Tuesday night to a very elect another Republican Governor, It is going to take wise and con- good audience. His subject was Your correspondent bad the pleasure of servative action on the part of "Sunshine and Laughter," and it hearing a prominent Democrat say the those who shall lead and those who was indeed a case of both, being as other day, that there would be' another must support the leaders if the Re- bright as the sun's rays, while the Republican Governor elected. Hurrah publicans are to win. It is folly laughs were too numerous to men- for tho G O. P. Salmagundi. to be over sanguine. Let us be tion. He possesses that magnetCrofton News. wise, magnanimous, conservative. ism that seems to draw his auditRev. Alex McCord will begin a protractfight an ors upon Lst us stand together, the rostrum, and keeps honest, clean fight that shall com them in close touch with him dur ed meeting at the Baptist church Thursday night mand the respect of men outside of ing the lecture. While the laughs Mr William FerrelCwho has been ill party lines, and win if we can. are many, there arc pathetic inci- for several weeks, is still very low. Bradley convene an extra session of the Legislature? It seems probable that such action will be taken and that body will be asked to give the Governor power to appoint special Judges in cases of feuds, also giving the right to the special Judge to select a jury from different parts of the State when everybody, 'practically, is involved in the feud feeling near the scene of trouble so that a competent jury may not be found. The Governor is determined to do everything possible to crush mob law and murder and anything be is able to accomplish will receive the unqualified endorsement of all true Kentuckians who love their native State and want to see its fair name' grow fairer, Some of our farmers are done laying by at Cole's Chapel The corn. every Sunday night is well attended. Princeton, Ky., June 27. At 1 Mr. W. II. Walker and wife, of CeruRev. Guyrey feague filled bis regular o'clock this afternoon the corner lean, Ky , were visiting in our vicinity last appointment at Atkinson school bouse last week Sunday. A large crowd was present. stone of the new Masonic Temple, Mr, II. T. Walker, wife, son and Mr. James Crick bad tbe misfortune to now under construction here, was daughter, of Crofton, Ky., were the guests laid with elaborate ceremonies. of Tbos II Walker, of this community, lose bis residence and all of its contents by Insurance, (500. An immense crowd attended, in- last Friday and Saturday, and returned fire one day last week. Red Hill baseball team defeated Castle-berr- y cluding delegations from all the Sunday Club at Empire last Sunday, Ibe Masonic lodges in western and Rev R. C. Ramey, a Baptist divine, score being 18 to 17 in favor of the Red southern Kentucky. State Grand preached a very impressive sermon at Hill team. Our boys seem to have struck Those who would choose to lay Master Wilhelm, of Paducah, as- Dro. J E Ladd's last Monday night to an a winning streak this year. Tbis makes attentive audience. the responsibility for trusts at the sisted six games played and only one lost. in the laying of the stone, Dro Allen, the elder of Wallonia cir door of protective tariff should reand the Rev. W. H. Pinkerton, cuit preached a very forcible sermon at There are three families in Red Hill member that England is the native chil of twjnty-etgh- t also of Paducah, delivered the ser- Cave Springs Church last Sunday to a vicinity with a total a progressive neigh dren. How is this for home of free trade and the birth mon. A number of notables from largo congregation. borhood?, and dwelling place of trusts. It is Rev. Barney Butler, a Methodist min Masonic lodges in this and adjoinSeveral of our teachers attended tbe also well to remember that the Re- ing States, especially from Tennes- ister, returned from Vanderbilt University June examination and we are happy to publicans have all along advocated at Nashville last Saturday, see, Indiana and Illinois, were in been attending school several where he has months. protection and fought trusts. As attendance. The building, which The protracted meeting will commence long ago as 1890, a Republican is being erected by Clinton Lodge, at Cave Springs Church next Monday Congress passed a strong antiNo. 82, will when completed, be nigbt Princeton Masonic Temple. Was tbe ball that bit G. B. Steadman ot Newark, Mich., in tbe Civil War. It caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped for ao years. Thea Backlen's Aroica Salve cured bla. Cares Cats, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons. Cores, Skin Eruptions Best Pile Care on earth Sold by 13 cts a box. Cure guaranteed. St. Bernard Druggist. GEORGE accessor to Isaac Davis O. TOY, I I LIVERY & FEED The local option election in Union county, passed Box-vill- e, off quietly and resulted in a decisive victory for the "drys." Of the 235 votes cast 190 of them were cast for local option. Pure blood Is full of Life and Vitality, and car ries Vigor to the organs of tbe body. Dr. U. A. Simmons Liver Medicine creates rich, pare blood. sHHhL I First-Cla-ss ) STABLE. Al tbe Old Stand, oa Main Street, Just west of drpot, EARLINGTON, KY. 'a Equipment and Prompt Service. IIIIMMIIMIIHMIIIIIIK 1111 tIM ! Five hundred children will sing old war songs and national airs at the blue" and gray reunion in Princeton August 16, tj and 18. Hardly a day passes, in families where there are children, In which Ballard's Snow Liniment is not needed. It qnickly cares Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Burns and Scalds. Price 35 and 50 cents. St. Bernard Drag Store. Heart-shaped tllllllMIIIIIIIIII J. W. TWYMAN, I DEALER IN Stoves and Grates, I CASTINGS 1HD TINWARE. .BBSBSBHBSaSBBBBBrflHKSKa'J ssssPBSPb Help... Nature Babies and children need proper food, rarely ever medi cine. If they do not thrive hatpins of light-colore- d cut anHCai K3?Tl' " aPsssssW! nn E5BSttassSiS5iBss I f J 53sssssl W crystal look particularly well with millinthe ery of midsummer. airy-fair- y Contractor of all kinds Tin, Ualvanlzcd Iron and Copper Work. I HOOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY' ANO SATISFACTION GUAHANTEED. - M si Coughed as Years, I suffered tor 35 years witb a cough, and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. Bell's This remedy makes weak lungs strong. It has saved ray life. J. B. Koseil. Grantsburg, ill. y. si em am ma a aasjt I .1 MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprietary-Medicin- e Love may laugh at locksmiths. but it is doubtful if he sees very much humor in the small brother under the sofa. A sallow, jaundhtd skin is a symctoeof disordered liver, as it springs from biliary poisons restrained in tne blood, wbicb enerev. cheerfolness, vizor, happl ness and life. Herbine will restore tbe natural functions of the liver. Price 50 cents, fat. Bernard Drugstore. j on their food something is wrong. They need a little help to get their digestive machinery working properly. MILLION. e Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step In a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. The opening ball at Cerulean Springs, in Christian county, occurred last Friday night and was largely attended. If the predisposition to worms in chil dren is not cured they may become ema ciated, weakly and in danger ot convul sions. White's Cream Vermifuge is Ibe most successful and popular remedy. Price 35 WmHrPOPH0SPMTESOfllH4SOM COD LIVER'OIL Will Gov. ' r f dents also, painted in words in his own way, that help to make the Mr. seem brighter. sunshine Hawkes will remain in Madisonville for a few days, having, no dates and wishing to rest, and will deliver another lecture Friday evening, the subject being "People I Have Met" that is, before he came to Madisonville. Persons desiring a good treat in the way of a lecture should not fail to attend. Be sure to hear Dr. Piner at the Southern Methodist church next Monday night. His recital will be funny as well as instructive. Mr. Isiaah Dunning was on the tick list last week Mr. V S. Gregory, of Nashville, Tenn., is the guest of Robert Watson and family this week. Mr and Mrs. Roam Murphy, of Empire, visited Mr. John Cansler and family last week Mr, George Johns, of Nashville, paid a flying visit to Croflon Monday Mr. Cy Day lost a very fine buggy horse by death, Sunday night. CllUCK. I I will generally correct this difficulty. If you will put from one-- 1 cents St. Bernard Drugstore. t , , r ' ife t In " ' Choice assortment of new designs in "Beauty Pins," Hat Pins, etc., at St. Bernard Store. Sec them. The goods and the prices the new building is progressing will please. nicely. fourth to half a teaspoonful I in baby's bottle three or four 1 times a day you will soon see a marked improvement For larger children, from half to I a teaspoonful, according to 1 age, dissolved in their milk, if you so desire, will very The Earlington postoffice is to be moved into the new building as soon show its great nourishsoon as it can be completed and ing power. If the mother's made ready for occupancy. Postmilk does not nourish the I master Robinson says his office I will not go into the presidential baby, she needs the emulclass July 1, but he will occupy sion. It will show an effect the new building and have everyat once both upon mother f thing in good shape when the office is promoted, which is sure 1 and child. to come before long. Work on druggists. 50c and Ji.oo, No man is to be praised for giving away tho things he's unable to use. Chicago News. During Summer wo are Bowel troubles, such Cramps, etc , for which Liver Medicine is highly Diarrhoea, Colic, Dr. M. A. Simmons recommended. aa liable to Stomach and The Warren County Fair will be held this year on September 13, 14, 15 and 16. Limit Irritation s tbe A NbWTork compear ot manufucCutlLg HI pans Chemical plac 1 opon the market about no mk i.ku arliemlits.tb UUet or " tabule " Comwtnr. comuoeej medicinal of compreued powdered prci.ar.tlui i ( 1 1 . t tain medicinal dni(s which bud been ascertained 10 be tit more general uto among luntlcal men than aoj other, lor the cure or Ills common to inane. buo Hxlr oUaiu In an impaired digestion or capacity for stlmllatlntr rootl.almorblue nourishment and kllmlnaUns waste. weak- -! The ca.loeuo or Ills Included under Oils liced Is said to Include protlr neirlr eTtrr ir which tbo physician Is called UDon to nrercrtLa. In laid downii,ir .r.nri..A remetl, for tho aeceptauca or the American pcopfe the companynrrrln tha principle that everything cntiring Into tlio wckct slmuld ho ot tha highest grade, and po prepared as to retain Intact Kid protected in any climate.Its Ouly Illiaehnlnut and unimpaired through in, ttwimnAMA ....... of time drugs should be used, should be In acoorJanco with the latest ptrfcetrd methods of modern eclencc. thotafaules packed In glass, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Kteii the corks usod have been of grado so high In Us icqulrrmcnts that no manufacturer of these Terr-dastoppers could supply moro that wont meet the electing siwciricatlons. than a small proportion turn paciid inCsrsoi The plass vuls were In o quality not surpassodln beauty and ttecilon of workmanship by itoeVusM br most fastidious dialers In Jewels and ornaments of gold. Ilayliwsellbelrldghstanaard; Us "jerjonsfntlngto Tary from It, the proprietors resorted to the miking their commodity known, end seren hundred thousand dolhSslS. rested wltbliiflira years Innowspaperadreriutng concerning Inn superior and aurprhlng qualities of has Informed Terr American clilsw Klpans Tabulea. or ino cnanged conditions tbat sweeD '"""it"""! nwna .1 uJ".n !L" u"w'11' prosecution of their trade, tha managers of UeMmpa2Ta,Trnou5 Is a present Insistent demand or a lower prlc forererr article reaches or approaches an untrcnal use, and that the pedble. MuwDHa requiringTthat tn best of ererythlng, resent being called upon to pay biwyperc for .unrfinmi. wraDClmr and nscklntr rir unnMiMun Tmt,ft.n .,n..Y.... might ra aultTn j cars, but Is Heedless H"?;, tho teitofttmeand W,,f bcondUfOTcrcd, and proved t tn.. nr n.,.,.7r.. I. 3.JL..VSwrteSe trmlinz-cellcnce from exposuro that might at firff horo been oSpTcted, Inumueo faYorabloeondltlcna, thoso that hare lain Inoso InadraweCa tiToungbig orrScket forsercral wooksor months are found to be practically treshland asaa eactau as Acting upon these suggestions, and noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of newspapers now sold for , cent Instead of tha old rate irreat that and the general tendency In all directions toward low rate MdlncrMsVfliil? company hare entered upon tho experiment of putting IniJSeboard cartons, which they will oiler to (ho tradoupon terns whlihwlflrSwItorajJaikSgS being sold by tho druggist or storekeeper at price YSfore CKNTtf-tc- n mcdlclno-FI-VE taCulos,cdoseronl8cent mwSltB The company will not discontinue tLo manufacture andsejiln hef Twllhwhlch "111 T?luo ? WwnVTabuies. but wl 11 offS t he SSSOSil JlS,yncV,eW0,. maydeslro them. fPriUJ?I,.m.0.t1,y"?.r.tb',.b11,nt0, J"cn should nopla&Ty of V? mtaM'f ' Identical fn both sort,It ?Jin?iI.,fi,'3.'!.,l,lS!,,sr tha naiMrimr r,r ntuin. out ..., dufenaea ., vaunr .:.- -. j..srr- - z;.r-:-r.-:- " R..I.M..I . ,1 a.u ,.v. twill obtain n i carton, contalnlni stamps, rorwardi ik.,.... ""Biiimrn " lacoiajakliii j u V j, ,.. ufrcr " n.i... Vs: forerunner to consumption, Bell's will give such strength to the cough or a cold will not Twenty-fiv- e cents at all good Dr' cure it. and lungs tbat a settle there. druggists. The Republicans are said to be arranging for barbecues in several counties during the campaign. i 1I P4amNIIBIAN TEAcareaDjBpep. IHllHVl 9 bU, Constipation tad Indi- Worms! Fk 20 Yssrs by WHITE'S CREAM SCOTT II 4 BOWNE, Chemists, New Vorlc. II ' Ml II ' I tm ' II- - gestion. Balateatbelirsr. Fries, Slctt, Sold by St. Bernard Drag Store. rrcpajoa SOIiD ,, Has L, all ait's? .A.X.X. WergTfisii.l xm.Trn.n.Tum JaYMCat R.II.M sT SVa. aasalss.f Eft. ii j " rf..4 &?, .f. '" 14 r ''Jr , ' " Jt. 'rj - tsk iW'iL fc!CiiL-.,V,.iV- .,, uJikLii .'''fi'i'S--- ' TW". . ,. - vW ar- Tl - s ,4. . M- -- SLj.W-S- Hi. ?V r t?eapBeg "3u 3uoustru, we dsjrtoe." FIRST G IN AMERICA Claimed by Death. Mr. Amos Bassett, one of the of Madisonville, It Was Held at Russellville, pioneer citizens Kentucky, a Century Ago. "The effect of,the McGee, broth ers' preaching especially of John McGee at a Presbyterian quarterly meeting on the banks of Red River, in Kentucky, was so start ling and seemed so' clearly to indicate that it was the result of Divine agency or some mysterious force possessed by the preacher, that the news of the occurrence spread .rapidly in all directions throughout that part of the State, and attracted unbounded interest," writes Clifford Howard in the July Ladies' Home Journal. "If it did not at once awaken a responsive religious feeling, it at least excited curiosity, and when it was learned that the McGee brothers were to hold a meeting at Russellville, Kentucky, a newly settled town in Logan County, near the Muddy River, persons from all parts of the adjoining country, irrespective of their religious beliefs or church allegiance, prepared to attend. It soon became evident that the four wails of a country meeting-house would not suffice to hold the large numbers that were making ready to go to Russellville. The prob lem thus presented was solved determining to hold the meeting in the open air. Those coming from, a distance were prepared to camp; it would be no hardship to doors The them to remain out-orecent experience at Red River had proved .this. It Vras.not expected by those whoiwere coming that the lodging accommodations atthe village of Russellville would be sufiicent by any means. Why, therefore, attempt to house the people? Prepare a camping-grounand let the meeting be a 'camp' meeting. This, then, was and the origin of the first one held in America was on the banks of the Muddy River, near Russellville, Kentucky, in the month of August, 1799 one hundred years ago. Not that religious worship had never before been held in the open air, but the special feature of camping out and the nature of the services made the a distinctive institution, and characterized this particular gathering on Muddy River as the first of its kind." -- LOCAUEWS. Miss Nellie Griffith returned from Central City Tuesday. L. D. Huff and W, A, Keown spent Sunday in Dawson. Misses Myrtle and harle:Dayis went to Madisonville Tuesday. Misses Emma and Mary Hewlett Princeton, are vUitieg relatives here. of , Mrs. Dave Hosey is visiting Mrs. Isaiah F6x? and tf man who had the universal reepectfand esteem of all, died.at ounuay .U8 uome in mauisonviiie, morning, June 25, 1899, at 6 o'clock, of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and nine children to mourn his demise. Messrs. George, Lucion; Eliga, Samuel and John Bassett, and Mesdames A. D. Sisk, Ed Kirkwood, Mary Winstead, Y. M. Johnson. )'The funeral serviceswere- held at his late residence Monday afterl, noon, conducted by Rev. D. after which the remains were laid to rest in Grapevine cemetery. Whit-tinghil- Wonderful Discovery. Lunstord, Ala., April 15, 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co. Dear Sirs: I have been troubled witb I bad no liver and slomacb complaint. anortltn and my general bealtb was very (our different bad. I look medicine from doctors and'they (ailed to do me any good. I got no relief until I began to nse your valuable Nubian Tea. I used about two dollars worth ot it, and It did me more good than all tbe medicine I ever took. I pounds in weight have gained Iblrty-fiv- e and my bealtb is very good. I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent. I can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to d to any comtbe world as being a munity. Any one who doubts this state mentcan write Uscar uaxbr. I by St. Bernard Drug Store. God-sen- ofthk place. The Odd Fellows are going to have a big picnic at Mortons Gap, July 15th. Miss Maggie Devney, of Evans ville, is the guest of Mits Sallie McGrath. E' Br. gf &" . Mu Tr? Mr. and Mrs. Y. Q. Walker spent several days in the country last week. Prof. E. McCulley, a former Hopkins County citizen, was in Earlington last week. Mrs, T. B. McGlynan and-MisMary Mahoncy of Nashville, w are visiting relatives here. Remember the great Hopkins County Fair comes off on August 8, to, n and 12. Don't fail to be there. -- f. The,-followin- KfvCC V- Mrs. Kate Withers and son Frank went to White Plains Monday to attend the funeral of a l A Most Enjoyable Day. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Toy chap eroned a crowd of young ladies to Dawson last Sunday and a most delightful day was spent out on the cliffs. Tho party left town early in the morning and returned at 10 o'clock in the evening. young ladies accompanied Mr. 'and Mrs. Toy: Nannie, Misses Lizzie Huff, Frankie and Effie Stokes, fnez and Lelia Dean and Annie and Nannie Ashby. g nate. a candidate to represent Hopkins in the next Legislature. The rnotipn: prevailedjand Will P. CONVENTION.1 Scott arose; and presente'df in a brief but happy speech, the name of Mr, Ben T. Robinson.The nomination received a prompt and Harmonious In Every Word and general second and a motion at Action. once prevaled that the nominations close and the selection of Mr. Robinson be made unanimous.) JUDGE PRATT STRONGLY ENDORSED. Mr. Robinson responded tn a few words, expressive of his appreciation of the honor conferred and National and State Administra accepted the nomination. A n :, s tion Praised then prevailed ordering that Mr. Robinson's name be placed on the official ballot at the NoBen T. Robinson Nominated Un- vember election under such deanimously For The vice as will be selected to head Legislature. the Republican State ticket. Upon motion the convention then adjourned. With no word or sign of any but William Beard, the best and most harmonious feel- Paul M. Moore, Chairman'. ing the Republicans of Hopkins Secretary. county met in mass convention at flood for the Children. the Court House in Madisonville Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hinton, Ala., last Thursday, June 22d, sent writes us August lath, 1898. "I advise all to the State Convention to be mothers to give their children Planter' Tea wben tbey are or held at Lexington July 12, and Nubian keep this medicine in punybouse fretful. I and the a candidate for the Leg- wben tbe children are ailing I give them a nominated dose and that is the last of It." islature. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. The convention passed a very He Knew Not the Word. strong set of resolutions, endorsing in the highest terms our Hopkins From Harper's Bazar. "Did your father bring you' county candidate, the Hon. Clifton aqked a teacher in a West Virginia J. Pratt, the National and State mountain Sunday-schooof a small l administrations, and sending ' a new pupil. strong delegation to the State con"Me what?" t vention instructed to cast their "Your father." y votes as a unit for Judge Clifton J. "Nome." Pratt for Governor of Kentucky i 'Did .you come;.alonc?V t ; and on all questions to .vote as- a ,':.-y't unit in his interests. "Who came with you?'1 The following is the official rec"Me pap." ord of the proceedings of the convention. Brave flen Fall. REPUBLICAN There is no Kodak but the Eastman Kodak ' Alannington Notes. - mo-tio- . del-gat- es much delighted over tbe rain which (ell Friday nigbt, for rain was needed very badly in Ibis part of tbe country. Mr. H. J. Gnnn, ot tbis vicinity, bad tbe misfortune to lose a fine mare, by a train killing ber a few days ago. Mrr. Carrie Hewlett, of tbis. city, visited friends and relatives at Kelly. For zYt x Pictures, Messrs. Dilmus Mcintosh, Cordis Carrol, Otbo and Dennie Price attended tbe picUses Eastman's nic near White Plains Saturday. light-proo- f film l Tbe game of ball played at Empire becartridges and can tween Red Hill and Castleberry Sunday be loaded in daylight. Fine achromatic lens, safety was 14 to 15, In favor of Red Hill. Emshutter, set of three stops ana pire also played Crablree in tbe afternoon socket for tripod screw. Well and tbe score was to to 15 in favor of made and covered with leather. Crablree. Miise's Ida Lee and Rillia Mclntosb, No extras, no bothersome plato holders'no heavy glass plates. and Leona Williams attended Ibe Christian Endeovor Sunday evening. Kodaks $5.00 to $35.00. Miss Viola Brown returned to ber borne in Earlington Monday. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Mr. Bud Knigbt and family, of Croflon, Rochester, N. Y. will move to tbis city tbe first of July. Miss Ora Fuller visited her sister in Republicans and Trusts. tbis city last week. From tbe Indianapolis (Ind.) Journal. Several ot our popular young boys aod In the United States, as long girls' will go from here to Croflon next ago as 1890, a Republican Con Tuesday to celebrate the 4th. ot July. gress , passed an anti-trulaw. Tom Cristus is on tbe sick list. The layman who reads it will come Mr. Dilmus Mclntosb attended tbe ice to the conclusion that it is a very cream supper at Gardon Putman'a Saturstrong law. Whether it is or not, day nigbt and bad the misfortune to get a no Democratic Congress has un- very bad gash cut on bis horse's bip, but not serious. No clue to the rascal who dertaken to make it more effective. who did tbe meanness. He did not know Indeed, the theory of Free-Trad- e bis horse was hurt until tbe next morning. is to let trade take care of itself. Dick Williams and' wife, ot White It is the doctrine of go as you Plains, visited friends in tbis city a few Captain Jiqks. days last week. No. 2 Tbe farmers of Ibis vicinity were very ygjftfssj. fCJaBBiiiiBssW iMl ir Falcon Kodak zi ,. f( ,p''-'- jasBBBsBlsKsff . "vlslsWisiV'nH. Ktlttf An Excellent Combination. Tho pleasant method and beneficial effects of tho well known remedy, Smut- - op Fins, manufactured by the) California. Fio Svmjp Co., Illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-tlv- o principles ot plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting-theIn tho form most refreshing to the tasto and ncccntablc to the system. It is tho ono perfect strengthening- laxative, cleansiui- - tho system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcomo habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from' every objectionable quality and substance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, mako It the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs aro used, as they aro pleasant to tfia taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fio Stbuf Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations,' please remember the full name ot the Company printed on tho front ot every package. m - Z'G'JW""" st CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CCX BAN FRANCISCO. OAX. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK. W. TV Porsale by all Druggists Price SOc. per bottle; please. anti-tru- st On the other hand, all legislation of a national character, and all in most of the States is the work of Republicans. GROVES ra W. A. NISBK1 , Praildaot O. W. WADDILL, Csihler ' ; Hopkins (Lounty - Ollldal Record.' d, triend. Mrs. Lydia Poor, has Deafness Cannot be Cu by local applications, as tbey cannot reach tbe diseased portion o( tbe ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an infllamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. Wben ibis tube gets inflamed ybu bave a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and wben it is entirely closed deafness is tbe result, and unless tba inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, bearing will be destroyed (orever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrb, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tbe mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrb Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. returned to ' her homo in Logan county, after a visit of several weeks to Mrs. D. C. William?. camp-meeting- s; The many friends of Miss Mary Mothcrshead arc pleased to know that she is recovering from a severe attack of typhoid fever. , rktl. , Mortonis the style of the new livery firm that began RobinEon & camp-meetin- g It. business at Mortons Gap last week. Ben. T. Robinson and Chas. Morton compose the firm. Next Monday the Populists of Hopkins county will hold a mass to convention in Madisonville make some'ehanges in county or gamzation and probably to nominate a candidate for the legislature. LM. Jr.. 71 J 4VJ. . , Ml. '."ft another town that has column. enrolled in the anti-hofor Earlington has been anti-hoSebrec is g g several years and will be more so when the council passes a new hog law at its meeting next Monday night. Mr. George E. Bernecker, manager of the Cumberland Telephone office, at Madisonville, has been promoted to the management of the company's business at ind Mr. Neal, of Providence, will succeed Mr. Bernecker at Madisonville. Jeffer-sonvill- e, Si' The cruiting office at this place. are reported: following enlistments John L. Nichols, of Dawson and Ben F. Johns, of Ilsley, transferred to Ft. Thomas, Ky., for Cuban Alfred S. Parish and service. Edgar H. Martin, of Providence, for service in the Philippines Hustler. Lieutenant Cordray was over from Evansville last Saturday on business connected witb the re- From Ibe D.'s Will Meet. The Hopkins County Medical Society meets at the City Hall, in Madisonville, The following is the program for the meeting: Diseases of Rectum Dr. W. P. Ross. Cholera Infantum Dr. A. O. Sisk. Report of Case Dr. W. B. Bailey. Wounds of the Brain and Their Treatment Dr. E. A. Chatten. How to Nurse Typhoid Fever-M- iss Annie Hewlett. Cero Spinal Meningitis Dr. W. S. Ross. Also continuance of old program. This promises to be a very interesting meeting, and all physicians of the county are most earnestly requested to attend. W. N. Bailev, Sec'y. to-da- Try This. A farmer tells an exchange that he has made a discovery that will be of vast importance to the farm ers during a dry season. He has found by planting'onions and pota toes in the same field in alternate rows the onions become so strong that they bring tears to the eyes of the potatoes in such vast volumes that roots of the vines are kept moist and a big crop raised in spite of drouth. The same farmer has a scheme for raising custard pies by crossing the egg plant with the milk weed. Would Not Sailer So Again for Fifty Times Its Cost. Good Ro L. A. W. Bulletin. O, but those motor-carriag- e folks will be "hollerin"' for good roads pretty soon. Horses like to be well stalled, but not in a muddy highway. Now is about the time of year s are converted into when job lots of dust. Any in front of your house? The horse wanted good roads, the bicycle has tried to get good roads, the automobile must have good roads. The invention of the locomotive Would never have amounted to much if no one had ever invented a track for it to run on. One of these items is as essential as the other in secunug good and rapid mud-hole- I awoke last night witb severe pains in my stomach. I never felt so badly in all my life. Wben I cams down to work Ibis morning I felt so weak I could hardly work. I went to Miller & McCurdy's drug store and tbey recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aod Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like magic ana one dose fixed me all right. It certainly is tbe finest thing I evrt used tor stomach tronble. I shall not be without it in my borne hereafter, for I should not care to endure Ibe sufferings of last nigbt again for fifty limes its price. Q. II. Wilson, Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washington Co., Pa. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. Pursuant to a call of the Republican county committe the Hopkins county Republicans met in mass convention at the Court House in Madisonville, Thursday afternoon June 22, 1899. The convention was called to order by County Chairman J. B. Harvey. Judge William Beard was elected temporary chairman and by motion was authorized to appoint a Secretary which he did by naming Paul. M. Moore. Upon motion the temporary organization was then made permanent. After the reading of the official call for this convention by County Secretary Charles Cowell, Mr. J. H. Lunsford moved that the Chair appoint a Committee on Resolu tions. The motion prevailed-anChairman Beard named the following committee: R. J. Salmon, James King, R. W. Wood, Dr. W. K. Nisbet, J. D. Bell, J. H. Lunsford, Hayes Jones. While the committe was preparing its report the convention heard short speeches by Thomas Finley and Will P. Scott. The committee then submitted the following report and resolutions which were read by the Secretary and unanimously adopted. Report ol Committe on Resolution. We, Republicans of Hopkins county, Kentucky, in mass convention assembled, renew our allegiance to tbe Republican party, whoso principles and policies make tbe brightsit pages in our history as a nation, and are being vindicated by current events. We heartily endorse and approve the wise, statesmanlike and patriotic National and Stale administrations. We express our great confidence in and high regard for our beloved President, whom every true American delights to honor and praise; and in our worthy Governor, whose brilliant administration deserves tbe good will and applause ot good citizens everywhere. We view with alarm tbe attempt that is now being made by certain Democratic politicians to throttle tbe will of the people. We denounce the Goebel election Wr law as dangerous and favor such legislation as will be best for tbe general good. We recognize in Judge Clifton J. Pratt Ibe ideal candidate of our party for Governor, and we instruct our delegates to cast Ibe entire vote of this county as a unit for him, and to use all tbelr votes and influence on all questions and in every honorable way to secure bis Witb fudge Pratt at tbe bead nomination. ot our ticket success at tbe coming election He is an honorable, would be assured. upright, Christian gentleman: an able and jurist; an eloquent and distinguished forcible speaker; and a loyal and earnHe belongs to no facest Republican. tion, has kept aloof from all contentions, has ever been on the highest plane of politics, and bis nomination would unite all forces and bring harmony to the ranks, Udder bis manly, courageous, inspiring leadership our Grand Old Parly, united and enthusiastic, would march on to certain victory. ' Wo select tbe (allowing delegates and alternates to represent Hopkins county at the Republican State Convention, which meets at Lexington, July 12, 1899.Delegates. I, Dr. W. P. Ross, William Beard. Shack Wyatt. Geo. C. Atkinson, Dr. W. K. Nisbet,. R. J. Salmon. Dr. T. W. Gardiner. Lawrence Rodgers. . H. Lunsford! Dan M. Evans, W. F. Wrd, Purde Lulz, Thos. E. Finley", f. D. Haywood, Paul M. Moore,' CZ3 Ben T. Robinson, Hayes Jones, R. R. Graham, J. B. Hawkins. Alternates. J, L. Burchfiold, C. I, Waddill, W, Hi Ross, ' Will P. Scotl. W. R. Teague, Crumoaker, Iacob King, I. V. McEuen, Add Rains, J, B. Earle, J, B. Harvey, John Bell, O. Waddill, I, B. Atkinson, tawreace Pratt, S. E. Smith';' Dr. W. F, Kell. Wm. Worthington . New Spencer Medicine Co. I want to tell yon what I think of your Nubian Tea. I bave used it myself and in my family, and it is all that you claim (or it. It is tbe best Liver Medicine I ever tried. It is just tbe thing to take if yon Victims to stomach, liver and kidney feel bad and are bilious. A. B. Lancaster. troubles, as well as women, and all (eel Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. tbe results in loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, backache, nervousness, headThe fra mework of the new round ache and tired, listless, feeling. But there's no need to (eel like that. house of the L. & N. Railroad Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville. Ind. Hesavs: "Electric Bitters are just the here is up and work on the new thing (or a man wben be is all rnn down, turntable will now be pushed. and don't care whether he, lives or dies. to It did more to give me new strenth and New tracks, also, continue good appetite than anything I could take. grow and the Earlington yards I can now cat anything and bave a new lease on life." Only 30 cents at St. Ber- will be in the best order when the nard Drug Store. Every bottle guaran- work is finished. teed. run-dow- n ,." Best way to Invest 35 Cents. Antioc, Miss., July 1st, 1898. aE" "kmk Madisonville, Kyi Capiat Stock, - - - S5I.0M. Transacts a general banking business and invites tbe accounts ot tbe citlteas of Hopkins and adjoining counties, . Has the finest and most secure vault Id that section of Kentucky N.sL LL. 'Sa&BrriiiHZFLw tut Capital Stock Paid In, snrplas Fund $20,000." IN 160,000. C0MMENCEO BUSINESS The advantages of a bank account HAS NATURE WARNED YOU 7 Cornstalks continue to look up. are numerous. It is not to busiNature herself clad In They yield cellulose, worth 400 a jprlnr.bloi omafonli treestba early garbs ness men we are talking they and flowers earning the chord to vibrato to this, know all about it but to salaried ton, for stopping holes in battle- motde.pondent of all, springtime and how tht do delightful men, wage earners and to women. yon feel? Have 70a that tired shakr feeling, ships, fine cardboard and paper, the forerunner of Chilli, Malaria and Typhoid There's safety if tbe bank is a IS J08VA8COOD FOR ADULTS. pass this warning If so, yon mntt good one. There's con venlsnce--' the best foundation 'for dynamite, Ferer? aa Indication of not as It is slckneit; avoid this; WARRANTED. PRICE 60ots. the money always ready and out consult ns as onr advice costs yon nothing. aiLATia, ILL8., NOV. 14, U93. a patent cattle food and a superior Call on jour drnggtit and procure a bottla of Parts Medlolnt Co., St. Louis, Mo. of reach of your own petty squansou lsatrear, 600 bottlos o. Dr. German Liver Powder. Talcs Gentlemen i Wo dering, too. It is easy to spend glue. But it is said that 250,000,-00- 0 ona CarUtedt's at bed time for six days; then OllOVK-- TA8TELH89 CHILL, TOHIO and ban dose a day small sums when yon have a large follow by procuring a bottla of Yucatan Chill bought tone Rroas slreodr this rear. In all our or. drug biuloeu. bart to tho tons of cornstalks still go to Tonic, following the directions and after two perlenco of It rears,that gars such unit srsal satis sura in your pocket great remedies, yon oarer sold an article weeks' course of these two waste every year in this country. will feel like tbe flowers look la the spring. taction as tout Tonic Tours tralr. CASK CO. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY ABXsr, Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season oV a CHILL TONIC t J. W. PRITCHETT.PRdPRIHTOR. ) ) TASTELESS 1867. JNO. G. MORTON', laANKESFfc. If when the atmosphere Is full ot germs. yon. vour svstesi "For the Sake of Fun Mischief necetaarv and when These Remedieswarnsstocks repeat the above. la sold by is Done." St. Bernard Drug Store; A vast amount of mischief is done, too, because people neglect to keep their blood pure, lnemiscniel appears in eruptions, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. 8. Atkinson dyspepsia, indigestion, nervousness, kid ney diseases, and other ailments. This have gone East and will visit Cape mischief, fortunately, may be undone by May, Philadelphia, Beach Haven the faithful use ot Hood's Sarsanatills. and other points. which enres all diseases originating in or promoted Dy impure blond. Simmons Liver Medicine creates s W Co Lucile Jttotel, Prescriptions JAMES PRANOEWAY. ERNEST OLAYTOR. CLBHK8. (EompoimD Hood's irritating. Pills cure all lives ill. Non Or. M. A. food Appellte, Tons sod Strengthens ach, and builds np the lleattb. Lost, Strayed or Stolen. One bay mare mule, fifteen hands high, six years old, supposed to have been taken from the old Wil kins' place at Madisonville, on Saturday, June 24, 1899. Any in formation will be gladly received by Henry C. Smith, Dawson, Ky. until 30" is the watchword of a club of "bachelor girls" in Michigan. The members pledge themselves not to wed or even entertain proposals to marry till three decades have passed over their heads. "Dilly-dall- y One square, from depot, on Main Street, WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEto MADISONVILLE, KY, Iyotan Mattings and Rugs new, DER WE'RE CAREFUL. novel, handsome, lasting made Best service. Choice table. in America. See them at the St. Full corps of experienced hotel ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, Bernard Store. help. Henry Koehler & Company, (SO YEARS' Lumber Dealers of Louisville, Ky., EXPERIENCE invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale. They buy Poplar and Hardwoods fn" mixod cars, Dry or Green. the Stom- properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires the druggist to have a large amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. He must give the ben possible work, and for compensation he must be reasonable. J. C. GOODLOE, Practical Painter, EARLINGTON, KY. Write them. Rev. J. F. Story filled the appointment of Eldtjr I. H. Teel Sunday in the absence of Mr. Teel, who is conducting a meeting at Slaughtersville'. a na Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine tional- - reputation,. KtendlnK oyer about slaty rear,, st a most tuccesiful Liver Regulator. TnaoK NEW BELMONT HOTEL, Cy Scott, Proprietor. Lon Hall, Clerk. COPVRIQMTl asO. Anions senalnf sketch sod dssertpUoa tsar julcklr ascertain our opinion free whether as uprooablrpnteniablo. Com manic. lUndDookoaPaMsts tlansstrlctlfconfldentliJ. patents. . est fre HJest agency (or securrofCo. rccelrk Patents taken through atuna tptruunofk, without charge. In the A handiotnelr Illustrated weekly. Ijurat circulation or anr scientific. Journal. Terms, U a Tear) four mouths, IL Hold brail nswsdealsr. HUHN&Co.361B'd-'-''NBwYor- k Uranch Office. OS V Bt Washington, I). C. Dcbiqnb Marks Sheep free-trad- e Industry. From the Des Moines (la.) State Register. the sheep inUnder dustry of Kansas was worth nothing, but it is increasing in value each year. The wool grower requires protection, and he knows which party gives him that protection. Last fall I sprained by left hip while handling some heavy boxes. Tbe doctor I called on said at first it was a slight strain and would soon be well, but it continued to grow worse and I could hardly get about to work. I went to a drugstore and tbe it For Infants and Children. Tbe Kiwi Yen Havi Always iMgR. Bears tho CASTOR I A hi Scientific flmertoJ. i i MADISONVILLE, KY, NEAR DEPOT. Newly furnished from bottom to top and front to rear. Best accommodations. Polite attention. Signature of Joseph Clements Dead. Joseph Clements, of Barnsley. died Sunday morning, after an ill ness of some three months. He leaves widow and four children to mourn his loss. The remains were interred in the cemetery at this place Monday afternoon. , &ffMfa It's all right to tell a girl she has a face like tinted china, but don t refer to it as a mug. Millions Given Away. It certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in ibe land who are not afraid to be generous to tbe needy and suffering. Tbe proprietors of Dr. King's A TIMELY HINT. Yon should be wise and see that your blood U ljh and nnra and roar whala SV&tem DUt In a perfectly healthy condition by the nse of Dr. CarUtedt's German Liver Powder. Then yon will be free from malaria, typhoid fever, colds and the grip. Dr. CarUtedt's German Liver Powder is the best medicine money can buy. Far yrar Cols) try Dr. Otto' Spruce) Oum Balaam. Prlee 2 60 anal 6O0 For sale by St. Bernard Drug Sto re. ' i 3 Battle. Wall Paper We have some Choice, Standard Patterns inWall Paper, Good Goods at Reasonable Prices, which will serve many housekeepers as well as the high priced Papers offered :: :: " ' elsewhere. UD TO SHOW YOU. I THOS. B. YOUNG Manufacturer or High Grade .. .. The Dixon Railroad. From ibe Henderson Gleaner. u? Southern Construction transportation. ComrJany of St. Louis is running The foliage beds and grass two lines of survey for the new Dickson park at the station are in railroad to intersect the I. C. from Dixon, Webster county. One line beautifql shape and attract much is from Sullivan as the starting attention from, passing travelers. point, the other Blackford. This M4Ui.y. CUBAN RELIEF cures is done in. order to discover the fUllCrS CoUc Neiualiasxd Toothache. The most practicable route from Dixon 10 the I. C. lnflTO druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I tried it and one-baof a fifty-cebottle cured me entirely. I it to all my friends. F. A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. This remedy is (or sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons in Gap; George King, St. Charles. Lumber Wanted. Wanted 10,000 feet clear Poplar M. McCord,. Lumber 1x12-1- 4. Earlington;' Ky. and Bommor Complaint. Prico, 25 Cents. Sold by St. Bernard Drag Store. minute. SourStomach inj&rAMODEL HOUSE aoitl order by a It lpt la and kitchen uteulU. dShee the dew svtr-tbl- deuabls model hoowwUe clam cleans the floors ind window- -, with i Jeffries as a boxer seems to have impressed a Hartford reporter as a sort of human gorilla, judging from this description: 'His crouch ing, tigerish attitude, menacing eyes, sunk under black beetle brows( and his shifty motions must be anything' but inviting to face. His hair grows low down on his forehead; and his face has the tense, fiendish look of an assas sin'.1' ' The champion should cul tivate more pleasant expression for his pen portraits. -- New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and uoids, nave given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine: and bave tbesatifactlon of knowing It has absolutely cored thousands of hopeless Asthma, 'Bronchitis, Hoarseness cases. and all diseases 'of tbe Throat. Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call 00 St. Bernard Druggist, and get a (ree trial botEvery tle. Regular size 50c. and $1. bottle guaranteed, or price refunded. Lebanon Law School, LEBANON, TENN. Ten Thousand Pages ol Living Really a Two Years' Law Course Accomplished in Boots and Shoes, Ripalr E&arliz-ig-tor-aWork , a SpscJallr. ,i A PCy. The wise man seeks a woman with an independent fortune rather than a fortune with an independent " woman attached. If your sight is blurred witb specks and spots floating before your eyes, or you bave your liver is deranged, and you need a (ew doses of Herdinb to regulate it. Price 25 cents. ONE YEAR, With Diploma and License. REVIEWED Another year free of Charge. Addreii N. GREEN. OHANOELLOR. Next Term September 4, 1899. St. Bernard General Store. wish to state to the general pub lie that owing to the demand (or new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I have procured the shoemaker services of a from Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. I first-clas- s St. Bernard Drugstore. DUaVi fl;. Washing Powder intostraglb, bfaia-fag IHU " ., Working Night i Alternate beads of pearl form one .of the daintiest of the Cyrano chains. A Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements of Joseph, coral and But What Your House Requires is TWO COATS of .... -- i and Day. sugar-coate- The busiest and mightiest little thing that over was made is Dr. King's New d Llfe.FiJw. Every pill is a globule of health, that changes weakness listlessnosa into Into menial power, wonderful in building up tbe Only 25c jer box, Sold by St. Druggist. J energy, Tab faaou tleaawr qulckU rtmoyei dirt or (teue. new. It dot ths work la ST., wWt haU lie trior ud at tutf the cost or soap etc 'an other deanwr. uiu For p eaten ccobobj IttvrrtlJjbtat bj ,. Bsssiss1""? J' They're bealtb. Bernard Weak Dyes art Made Strong-- , dim vision made clear, styes removsd and granulated- lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by tbe nse of Sutherland's Eagle Eyo Salve. It's put np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists. if rf ' ,k"f. t INDeX" J5 11" M Th N. K: ralffcawk Company .WWfr-Y fiWCAM NtWYOMC 0TON Choice novelties and the proper, A ." ikfi and late patterns in Ladies Collars and neckwear at St. Bernard Charles Cowell then moved that Store. the convention proceed to nomi- v .-. Tbe Allamont coal mine, at Lancaster, was sold Monday for $22,300 to W. H. Kionaird, Cashier of the National Bank, and other Kentucky parties. For relief and comfort in Asthma Cous-senHoaey oi Tar has no equal. Price 25 and'50 cents. St. Bernard Drugstore. 's Prices Right. Your Trade Solicited. Quality Unsurpassed. MIXED PAINTS, . H ' St. Bernard Drug Store. rss . 4 . ' ,J && .'s ft r hauAt ME SUNDAY SCHOOL. I, I Made in America ! TT I IXSSON TIONAL THIRD QUARTER, INTERNASERIES, JULY 2. l-- II t sounds good and that's where those new and popular Mattinjjs and Kurs, the lOVTAN MATTINGS, were made that are on sale at the St Uernard Store. Tlie latest thing in Mattings it's Malting time surely and Riirp, the popular IOYTAN MATTING, made n .America. They art: all right, at the St. Bernard Store. Those summer thin suits for men are the acme of comfort and satisfaction these hot days. Stylish, and well made and prices low, at St. Bernard Store. Choice Novelties and the proper and latest patterns in Ladies' Collars and Neckwear, at St. Bernard Store. Ioytan Mattings and Rugs new, novel, handsome, lasting made in See them at the St, America. K A. & Bernard Store. Ribbons in newest' colors 4Vnd styles, and all widths, atfthe'St. Bernard Store. v You need not make a baby cap. We can sell you a beauty cheaper, than you can make one, at.the St. Bernard Store. Those Ladies Belt .Buckles in our cases are nobby and' neat, enameled, jeweled, cut steel, jet and plain black ones. St. Bernard Store Our Leather Belts for?Ladies are attractive and servicable:, St. Bernard Store. - Vi't of llio l.rNnnin linn, xlv, Ooltlcn Text, Memory Vrrnp, l, 1 Commentary I'rcpnrcd Hum. 1i thf Iter. II. Si'. StenrnV t ; f by V. M Stenrns. rCopyrlRht, 1 "O Israel, return unto tho Lord thy tlnil, for thou luist fallen by thlno Iniquity." Our lchson la cntltted "Gracious lnvltntloii!"," but nil propiibcy Is Yiill of Mich, nml so it nil Fcrlpturo fron'Coino thou nml nil thy hoiifw Into tho nrk" to "Wliowovor will, let him tnko iho wntcr ot llfo freely" (Ocn. vll, 1; Ilov. xxll, 17). HoK'ii ww contemporary with Isnlnh and first Mleah, n wo lentil by comparing-thvorso f each liooL, ami this chapter which we nre about to htmly gives n fair samplo of tho Brneloua Invitation which' abound In them- - Ixwiks nml In nil Sorlpture. 3- - "Tnko with you words and turn to tho Iml; y unto Him, Tnko nway all Iniquity nml reci'lvo us Braclously; so will oo grawi iviidur tno mired or our lips, cious U our God that Ho puts tho cry Words in our mouths which wo may approach 111m with, and whllo words of themselveH amount to nothing Ho never falls to hear and answer word which pernio from tho heart. Theso words Imply on tho iirt of those, who utter them a conviction of sin nml of utter unworthl-lin- g before God, and n determination, by His grace, when Ho lias forglren us, to wrvo Him, but on our part thcro must bb Mnoorlty, even as It Is written, "Thou tho Lord thy God" Blmlt lw sincere-wit(lleut. xlll, 13, ninrgln). a. "Asshur shall not savo us; wo will not rldo upon horses; neither will wo say any moro to tho work of our hands, Yo aro our gods, for In theo tho fatherless flndoth jnorcy." When wo turn toGod, thero must lion turjjlng away from orcry arm of flesh and from all that Is of man or of solf. Israel liad been redeemed Jy tho mighty hand and iwwcrof Goil; God Himself was their deliverer and their king, but they turned their backs upon Him, leaned upon ERJ'Pt i"d Assyria and worshiped Idols, thus bringing bondogo and oppression uiioii ilicntsclrcs and dishonor upon God, 1 f now they would turn to tho Lord, It must bo as Joshua said, to fear tho Lord and servo Hlni In sincerity and truth, putting nwny all Idols (Joshua xxlv, 11). Or as Samuel said, "Only fear tho Lord and serro Him in truth with nil your heart, for consider how great things Ho hath dono for you" (I Sam. xil, J)4). 4. "I will heal their backsliding, I will loro thoni freely, for mlno nngcr Is turned away from him." Tho Lord God of Israel is merciful and gracious, forglvli.g transgression and sin (lix. ixilv, 0, 7). Ho is not willing that any should lcrish, but has provided llfo and llfo abundant for all who will como to nira, assuring tliat nono shall In any wiso bo cast out (II Tct. ill, 0; John x, 10; vl, 37). In Itom. Ill, 24, tho word "freely" means "without ncauso," as in John xr, 85. Wo can glvo God nocauso to forglro us or Iotq us; tho causo is all in Himself. Ho Is rich ill merry and lored us when wo wcro dead In sins (Kph. 11, 4, 6). In Jcr. Hi, 13, 14, Ho says, "Only noknowlcdgo thlno Iniquity; turn, O backsliding children, for r ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. INCORPORATED. 1. "Mad; in America!" That i I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky. i .- Miners and Shippers of QQAI AND COKE. - 2 THROUGH iVtSTlBULEO JL3x-f- a mtoliL OfTiosss. TWuHSMipd , 9 Dipt. K. G ROUSE, Myr, Palmrr iuit!i'l Hinadw,,)-- l',idicnl., JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N Clieiry Street, Nnslivilli-- , Kentucky. Tennessee. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manoger, 342 W. Main btrect, Louisville, Caj.t. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Stroetn, Memphis, Tenn. Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. HUNT & BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER & MILTON, Rialto - fcctiiuoa t,r inw SAND PULLMAN PALACE ulROUU- P1NG&H CARS FROM nfWORLEANS pfiTjzfmtimSwnmM,(,5x WlVATWVILl,C.'"yir A TUWIHIILtS.ll"m 38&&J& - NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA Wholesale A gtsrat J. W. BRIDGMAN, Building, St. Louis, Mo. ; ' Room 404, Fisher Building, Chicago, 111. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. SLEEPING CAPS Between Nashvilln and t hntlanooga, Alabama, AiiRnsta, Macon, Jacksonville. Knox-villAsheVillc, Washington, Baltlmora. Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Texcrkana, Sherman. Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. : : : THE FAMOUS ND. 3 COAL; For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE Palace Day TICKETS. Coafc on all Trains Information pertaining to ROUTES. RATE8, ET8 1 Market. BRUSHED GOKE FOR BH8E BURNERS AND FURNIBES. Why buy High-price- r'-- t ..,. d Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. ..Will bo chrerfullr turnUliKl upon sppllcallcn loTickrl Aft'DK or A WELCH, Diviiion Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. j II LATIMF.lt, Southeastern Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga O. j. MULLANEY, Northeastern Pass. ArI. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O R, C. COWAKDIN, Western Pass. ARent, Room 405, Ry. Eichangn Building, St. Louis, Mo. URIARDF. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 338 Marnuett Rltlg Chicago. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agt Chattanooga, Tenn. W. L. DANLEY, Grn'i Pass, and Ticket At Nakhvilli, Tkm ST. uWIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPBRN PLRN. Rates: 75c. and $1.00 por Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY ( St. M A BOON TO MANKIND! $25,000 Given Away in Parses and Premiums DIVING ELKS DIVING HORSES Til 4( C. "I will 1 as tho AW unto Israol; ho shall grow as tho lily and enst forth his rootd as Lebanon." Hooted and grounded In tho loro ot God, rooted nnd built up In THE BIG PICNIC Christ (Kph. ill, 17; Col. II, 7), not only Israel, but all bcllovors shall grow as tho lilies, which neither toll nor spin, yet aro moro beautifully clothed than Solomon In All Arrangements Being Comall his glory. Not by struggling or effort pleted for Big Crowd. do wo grow, but by abiding In Ills loro, which U crprlastlng nnd unchanging. When Israel as n jicoplo shall turn to tho of July CeleLord, at His second coming In glory, nnd A. O. U. W. Fourth recelvo Him as tholr Messiah, then shall bration Will be a Hummer. shall tho Lord bo ns tho dew unto Israel, Israol shall bo in many lands as a dow and from tho Ijord (MIc. v, 7). When so strong a body of men n. "Illsibranchcs shall spread, ana ma beauty shall bo as tho ollvo trco, and his as is the local lodge of the Ancient smell as Lebanon." Sho shall then boa Order of United Workmen set' good rlno, bearing fruit unto God, no longer an empty vino bearing fruit unto their purpose on the accomplishself (chapter x, 1). No longer shall sho ment of an end that purpose is bear wild grape. ',ut vr"1 b Indeed a There pleasant plant unto tho Lord (Isa. v, 8, 7). sure to be consummated. They Khali Ixi trees of righteousness, tho are more than a hundred active gloriplanting of tho Lord that Ho may bo fied (Isa. Ixi, 3). It shall bo truo again of members of that order in Earling Israel nnd to a greater degree than over they are doing all in their that Hho bhall 1 boautlf ul with tho beauty ton and 1IJIU. II HLUMIJJt,) Which tho Lord God shall put upon hor power to make this undertaking a eMnannvii ELA i J (Kzck. xvi, 1 ). Fruitful, beautiful nnd c lMr VK fragrant to God shall sho bo by His grace. success. One of the State Grand rXf 0) , officers is here ,this .week helping It may lio so with us now. 7. " They that dwell under nis sliadow return; they shall rovlro as tho corn the Focal lodee in work toward shall and grow ns tho vino; tho scent thereof swelling their ranks. 33. oj CJUVbS shall bo ni tho wlno of Lobanon." Ho of in ITlw The field is clear now for the in whom rilato said, "Behold tho man" coa-- co iii aT unr rfliTI (John xix, r) shall bo ns tho shadow of n coming oi a multitude ot people, great rock In n weary land (Isa. xxxli, 2). Multitudes will eit under Ills shadow such as usually attend the big with groat delight, and His fruit 6hall bo picnics at the beautiful Lakeside and sweet to their tastOj(Cautlcles 11, 8). Ho Discovery for the Certain Cure of A' who nproad n cloud for a covering In tho Park on Loch Mary. The little PAIN., PILES, wilderness will spread His glory ovor smallpox scare is entirely dissii y, ?! Israel (Isa. lv, f, 0), and many nations will jLCURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. flow to Israel lecauso of tho glory of tho pated and there is nothing at all Lord upon her. If boliorcrs learn to in the way of the success of the TUBES, BY MAIL, 76 CENTS, BOTTLES, 50 CENTS. rejolco in Kph. 1, 0 and mako It manifest - - 310 North Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. In their lives tliat they nro possessing nnd picnic. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, JAMES F. enjoying Him In whom Is all blessing, Picnics at Lakeside Patk have Owl will Ixi glorified nnd sinners won to become lamous for furnishing a Chrtot. S.Kphralm bhull say, What haro I to day of pure and unalloyed enjoydo nny moro with Idols? Lhavo hcurd him Siow Mm; I nm llko a green fir ment not tainted by intemperance nnd g tree. From mo Is thyfrult found." immorality and in the most occupied with Christ causes us to bo or changed Into His Imago from dayto day Dleae&nt and beautiful, surround (II Cor. 111. 18). Wo grow in grnoo and In 5 tho knowledge of our Lord nnd Saviour Yesterday some three hundred Jesus Christ (Ill'ct. 111,. 18) and nro ablo to say, "My meditation or jinn is swec I nm glad in tho Lord Pa. civ, 04). li Evansville people comprising the holding tho beautyof tho Lord and Inquir- Merchants' and Manufacturers' ing In nis toniplo (Ps. xxrll, 4), we coaso Association of Evansville, Ind., from idols, and find such fullness of Joy In Him that wo want nono of earth's rnnitloa with their wives and friends, came to satisfy our bouls. 3)ho last clauso of tho verso suggests John xv, 6, "Without over on a special tram and spent HIGH Mo yo can do nothing." the day at Lakeside Park. These 0. "Who is wiso, and ho shall underon1, Hafthfc; fcf$f The the,so things; prudent, and ho shall had unlimited means to go where stand NeW Features ffpm AljSjat'lpfe Know themf JTor tho ways of tho Lord aro they chose, and came to Earlinglight, nnd tho Just shidl walk in thcin, but sliall fall therein," Our ton. The Evansville people had tho trnnsgri-Ksorvv. Uatalogues, cianics, Lord JoMissald, "I thank Theo, O Father, been here before and chose to come Lord of heaven nnd earth, boonuso Tboa I haht hid theso things from tho wiso and again. r prudent nnd ha-s- t revealed them unto All lialies" (Math, xl, 25). Thoso who aro AUDITOR STONE JJiES. wiso lu their own eyes cannot understand, tilings of God can only bo underAAJWWUm AJWAAMMAMmfcMWWAAAAAAAAAMA AAAJh. for tho by thoso who aro taught by tho stood Taylor Has Not Yet Captured Re- ItrecLlorldge Castlcuia in i Spirit of God. Theso closing words of Arthur 0. Laruliaic, John II. Casllcman, publican Nomination. Hoscn remind us of Hev. xv, 3 "Just nnd ft truo nro Thy ways, Thou King of The friends of Auditor Sam H. nnd many similar words, such tu Ps. xvill, 30, "As for God, His way lspor- - Stone deny that Attorney-Genera- l foct." I am married unto you." t0tt0ittWiiVSSVVKiitittttttttiVitWtmtmttttttitVtttt America Has no National Holiday it may appear, SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. No. 3 lUm, Two "I can not remember when I Bernard Store, Earlingfcon, Ky. ( 2 luuwiuuuiUimiuwiuuiiuuuuiv D" TABLER'S BUCKEYE fal PILE " iMn Scgprog CURE I New INTERNAL Z $ EXTERNAL WITHOUT v exinoton fjor.se fair an J $: , Vai Bo-In- August 8, 9, 10, II, 12, IG09. Amusement Features Unexcelled IPI 11 wa V 5 GUIDELESS WONDERS BICYCLE DIVE Greatest I etc., c. Lexington, Ky. Railroads. excursion Rates on onHimui, ouu., s ," Royal Insurance Co. Of" liverpool iff j- v The Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World. Does the Largest Business Transacted In KentncKy . . ,. Does the Largest Bussncss Transaclcd in the Southern States? V. '. PAUL M. MOORE "ARLINGTON. KY. Bate Thcro nro certain great angels which moot us in tho way of Ufa Fain is ono, fniluro is another, sliamo is another. Pnin looks ns full In tho eyes, and wo must wrestlo with him beforo ho blesses ub. Fniluro brings in hiss torn baud tho ponco of renunciation. Shamo boars to ns tho senso of sin which is tho knowledge of God. His hidden faco shines with tho mercy of heaven, and well for us if wo may look into it. Margaret Dolaiul. A Truo Mennre. Giving according to ability Is tho trnoineasuroof liborallty, nnd such persons nro in condition to doviso liberal tilings jor Iho, reason they uro In nil bonovolent movements depend for their continuance upon liberally disponed people. A person may bo willing mid liberal, but bnisrjno and distaste-fnl- ; ills gifts nunoy moro than comfort Philadelphia Methodist I'nlii, Failure, nnd Shame. & Castleman, have been so surprised at the result of a legal investigation as one I have just concluded," remarked an official of the Department of Justice to a Washington Star reporter, "in which I looked into the question of national holidays. I had always supposed that Amcr ica had national holidays,' and that the Fourth of July was one of them, if not the king bee in the holiday line. It has always been called our natal day, the birthday of independence with a big B, and al that sort of thing, and I took it for granted, as I am sure hundreds of thousands of others do, that it was consecrated to liberty and in dependence by some expression in the statutes on the subject, ex cepting here and there it is spoken But it is of as a legal holiday. no more of a national holiday than is the 22d ot February, and by no means as clearly defined as day. This fact was bad enough, and it .may be thought that it was overlooked, but there is not a line in the statutes of any of the states of the United States giving the Fourth of July, the glorious Fourth mind you, any mention or preference in the matter of honor. The glorious Fourth is a legal holiday all right enough, and is pretty generally recognized, and it promises to be more generally recognized than ever, particularly in the South, but it is not a national holiday and has never been so declared by statute. The fact is we have no national holiday, though there arc several legal holidays during the year, Christmas, Washington's New Year day, birthday, Labor Day and Thanksgiving day, but Congress only makes them legal holidays for this district. For instance, what we call Labor Day in this district, and which it is. a legal holiday, is not recognized on either side of the The states Potomac from us. have their Labor day, but there is no unanimity about the day selected, as they have arbor days, Taylor has 830J4 instructed votes founders' day and a lot of other in the Republican race for Gover- days. Some of the states have nor. They say Taylor's nomina- state holiday day, but, strange as tion is not assured, and ontTues-da- y gave out the following statement of the vote: Conventions'not yet held, 515 votes; instructed for Gen. Taylor, 508; for Col. Stone, 246; for Judge Pratt, in; uninstructed, 124; contested, Dec-corati- there is no national holiday day. I don't mean to be understood as saying that the Fourth of July is not recognized as a holiday throughout the United States, but I do mean to say that except by common consent there is nothing about it that makes it a national holiday. Of course it is a legal holiday in the district, as it is in several states, but it is not a legal holiday in all ol the states. For that matter, neither is Christmas or Thanks giving day in many slates Washington's birthday is a legal holiday in this district, but just over in Virginia it is not, though if there is one state where it should be a state holiday, in Virginia." The past week has furnished fine growing weather for all crops throughout this end of Kentucky. Appropriate Advertising. Indian "art" goods should be advertised in single column. A trunk and valise ad should have a "grip" 111 it. Fishing tackle ads should be very catching. Kodak ads ought to have some "snap" in them. Mines should be advertised so the public will take stock in them. A hatter's ad ought to be set in caps. Cement advertising should be Rtrl.Stf.ilt, or Multon Chops, Potitori, nj I WW. CnltM or Trijkt orfull . . M V Lett, i4 Coflf or T ., . 31 No, 3 pork Otwrs with Potitur art CkM or No. 1 CtVn or ltlos, Sjuc. Cakts or Wtt anJ CoSra or Ta . 19 No. S Oat Atari anj Cnaa.or UuUlon. IM KUl. Ilutlrr anj CoHr or Tr ... IS No. C Tiro Cr Butter, Toatt an J CoSra or Ta H Take Market St. Cars direct to Hotel. Try Knropeart I'lan, Cneapeat and best, only f or n hat you gcL THO B. r. MILLER, PrueiDCnr No. t Lake Trout. Ilutlrr WaMManiCnflMorTr ., N j. ., as I ; -- f7 Illinois Central Ii. It. I ? s ANNOUNCEMENTS "set solid." now A butcher's ad ought to be full rl'ITTiTPrn '' TIm. Illinois Central con on "'' ml "I" I I II If l I ,lle m" "mil 5T- of meat. iVUlllkJl. 'lu 30, i9 rounu mp irmurr tnmiiirr toutlu tickets fiom f J' T J j i'l The corn and tobacco can almost be seen to grow and the farmers seem to be pretty well up with their work of cultivation. Mayor W. F. Burr has been quite ill for some days and is yet quite siok. He has been suffering u severe bilious attack approaching jaundice, but the latter condirelieved. tions seem-much Will Bramham is improving nicely and the healing of his wounds received by scalding in the wreck at Guthrie is progressing to the satisfaction of the doctor. should Liquor advertisements poiutsonlit lines In tbaSoalb 10 a laten list ot summer resorts have spirit. In llm Noilh. lis fatl dsubla dally service to .St, Louis, Cblcaeo, Cincinnati A jewelry ad ought to be full of aod Ixulsvillft enables one 10 rrachnulcktr and comfortably the mountain resorts ot Viiglnla, the meat. Wblln Mountains and Sratida ot New Knclaod, Tbonsand Islands. and foiett istoita Cutlery ads ought to be keen and tbeMiclilvan, WisconsinIliolaknMinnesota, tbe Hot and of Splines of Aikansis,,ibo Yellowstone l'aik or lb to the point. re tons of Colorado. A shoe ad ought to "get there A new iSgl edition, entirely with both feet." rewritten, and rIvImic facts nd conditions, bioufbl down Clothing ads should be written to date, of Ibo Central's to "suit" the people. flOIIl GblLKLl S 'mttiUinnfi U An electrician's ads should be a number t 1 Fit paiuplilf t, contains a larcnlllutlrat about "current" events. I lllllP "' l"lc" 'l0nl Nutlhern taimrrsi now prosperously located on the line A chewing gum ad ought to stick II UlvllJ of the Illinois Central Kallioad in Ibo Slates ot Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi to the memory. and Lonisana and also a detailed of tbe cities, towns and conntry on and adjacral to that, A baker's ad often drops into pi. linn. To lionmsrekers, or those fa search ot ai farm, this pamphlet will Inrnlsb reliable informaCotsct ads have come to stay. tion conrernlnn Ibo most accessible and prosperportion Frre A pawnbroker's ad should be ousapplyine of the Sontli. of thecopies can ba bait by to Ibo neatest undersized. "just the ticket." Tickets nnd full information at to rales In Con Barber ads should be shaved nectlon with lbs abore ran be had ot steals ol the "Central" and connecting; lines. down to save space. S. 0. Hatch, Dlf. Pais. Agsnl, Cincinnati. Jhn A. Scell, 0I. Pats. Agent, Mtmphlt. Wet Murray, Dlf. Past. Agtnt, New Orltini. Hearin News. 9i Southern write-u- p It is reported that enemies of the Howards and Whites in Clay county are beginning to" wreak vengeance by killing h'ogs and cattle. y Jesse Kellner and H. Wise, of Henderson, spent a few hours in this city Tuesday evening. A Mrs. Sarah Whillidge died Tuesday evening at 3:15, after an illness of about a week. Her remains were laid In tbo Odd Fellows' Cemetery, A nice shower of rain tell here Friday once night and refreshed everything more. Wheat harvest is jusl about over. A light yield, but a good quality is expected, , A. II. (Union, C,P. Chicago, A, W, A. Kellend, A. 0. P. A. Loulivlll. you Are Going North, I hope that a)l true Republicans will go to Oixon next Saturday from this country If You Are Going South, If You Are Going East, ff You Are Going West; PUflCHASr TICKCTO VIA THE and support their friend Clifton Prall, I State of Trouble. Prom the Chicago Post. Kentucky without some legislative trouble would hardly seem like Kentucky. The Bald-Head- Be sure to hear Dr. Piner, at the Southern Methodist church next Monday night. Those ladies' belt buckets in our cases are nobby and neat; enamel ed, jeweled, cut steel, jet and plain black ones. Sr. Bernard Store. No man was ever blamed for lieint? a erentleman. but manv have Louisville 4 Nashviiic n. n. ano co stxunn 's Soliloquy. From tbe L. A. W. Bulletin. It I bad a Cbloaoun' queue. Why here's what I'd speedily dueue, I'd cut off enough Of the bothersome slough To make me a wig, wouldn't yueue? Tho Maximum been falsely accused, j?t!f'&i$ Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity. Vwv MANAGERS, Southern Department, Horna Office Louisville, Ky. 188. Money to patent good Ideas may bs secured by our aid. Address THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. .vvwvw.wvwvywwwvwyvywSfffWiywvwwv.vw.vwwvwv Subscribe for The Bee, ,';i faikM i Those summer thin suits for men are the acme of comfort and satisfaction these hot days. Stylish, and well made and prices low. bt. Bernard Store. You need not make a baby cap. We .can sell you a beauty cheaper than you can make one. St. BernXud Store. No! it is not claimed that Foley's Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in advanced stages, it holds out no such false hopes, but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure. FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder. Our Leather Belts for ladies are St. attractive and servicablc. Bernard Store. of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. J Rates, Time nnd all other information svllli N. cheerfully furnished by T -- It's a poor basebairplaycrtlthat nfTf Ysnv ooesn t mane a cnange 01 unse 'OrbV' Wi W. ETIIRIDGJJ, Agent. occasionally Ribbons in newesturcolors(,and styles, and all widths gotJSjI "Beft nard Store. . H v THE BBSTt THKM ALL If III 1 II lfflm;Cl-T,to4epreSe- f r fl nt X Good Man u$ffi'm LIPPINCOTT'S MDNTH1.YJ1AGAZ1NE. ContnlnnV complete novel In overy iimifc ber. In addition .to 11 lnn;niitintlty of i and cutcrtalulug jonmin; matter, Si A'o eonUnuea etorici! tthtcJi aca o obJaotfoMaMn fo tiioat roailera, ' It should be In every household. Sub scrlptlon, f 3.00 per year. Agonta wautod in every to.wn. to whom tftsmoat lUfrai lpdpcomcntolU do oircrcd. PHILADELPHIA. One Dollar Per Year. I; CaMM.-ni;l3lr- l LtlllLS WHIRL All list (MS. (Uiuuli Hjrup. 'i'lute Ooud. Die in nine, pom nr aruffgisis. a large 1 ea, Coffee and Spice Firm in this section. Address N. B., care A, E. Walesby, Advertising Agent, Louisville,. Kentucky. A're "you a subscriber "'to SwikJraiirti: CAMPBELL & CO. ,? ' : Bke? You should be. "The "t. 8, UJraCOTT 'COMPANY, PblUaVK. f. ' j., '.t.te ..

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