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L i J I r r Ii t Of 0 J I itl jr Jif t rr41 I3tLr iiTENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JUlLY 6 1899 NO 27 k I I V 5- t Ir i flflflfl 4- p UL- ii WEBSTER COUNTY Ofricjni Proceedings of HRepiibll 2 can Convention FIRST lri3TRUCriON3 FOR PRATTj I 11 1J lion George H Towery Nand nated for Legislature STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Pursuant to the call of the county chairman G Hf Towery the Republicans of Webster tcountythe court house in Dixon Iyon Saturday July nt1899tat 2 oclock p tit arid organized by electing E G Thompson temporary chairman and J W Mahan temporary secretary The ap pointment of a committee on rcso lutions was dispensed with and W E Bourland read the follow ing resolutions and upon motion they were unanimously adopted by the convention namely Resolved That we Ibo Repuplictni of Webster Leanly in convenlioa assembled reaffirm our allegiance lo the principle of the Republican party at eanociated in the national platform at St Louis la 1896 We endorse Ibe wise and pa triotic admInistration of Wm McKinley and we give our unqualified approval to his foreign policy by which we were en abled lo wage a righteous war against Spain and lo give to our down trodden neighbor the liUbd of Cuba freedom from Aa iyoke ot opprwlon that 10 lone feallediher people bave wrenched from Spun sovereignly over the Phil Ippino Island and wa are able lo give and are offering lo Ibe people of thosa Islands ibis boon and blessings of the best government ever devised bjr nun Our domeilic policy has beeri such Ibat this country has been lilted from the throes of a tt ful panic la tbe delights of unparalleled prosperity All Ibis has aliainrd bya wise reyliion of Ibe tariff along pfolecuva lines bj the es UWiihtnein tor a sound liable currency and conMqaenl reslpraiioa ol confidence and We endorse the wise and economic administration of hid Republi can i3tV in IbIs itaIe and espcia commend our aplendld xecutlve V Bradley for his fearless and tlri Wits lo itipprrsj mob violence iImam and lo bring offenders to a peedy aqd ImpatiUI trial sad condign punishment 3 condemn In unmeasured terms lbs present uncalled lor and iniquitous election law as the most outrageous and colottal fraud ever perpetrated upon a free people Wa conceive socalled Coebel Election Law to ba an lowdious means by which its author hopes to sub siltuteAnlocracr for Democracy the will K 16f one man for the will of all hence we aubfllltJlDgJIboMkeof ariy fealiy mh We approve Ibe calling of thIs convention at Ibis time and place and itcommend Ihe nomination of a live candi date for the Legislature sad a thorough orKaoitatioa of IbopaHyln Ibe oooDly in order thai wn may be able to fight with tucceta the battles of the coming contest flr1ie chair then declared nomina lions for governor in order and judge C I Pratt of Hopkins county was placed in nomination- by N M Allh V 51 Taylor was placed in hominaton- by W E Uourland There be I jug no further nominations a division and count was ordered which resulted Pratt 94 Taylor 7411ulion motion ofW E Uourland Hie delegates were unanimously instructed to vote for Pratt fs long as hu is before the conven tion and then as second choice Ior Taylor as long as he is before the convention Tug convention then unanimously instructed the delegates to cast the solid vote pf this county for tfVV Slackof JDaviesa county for Attorney Gen tral As to nil other candidates uid all other matters to come be lore the convention the delegates are left uninstructed The chair then declared nbmina tipns in ordiirror candidate for rep resentative in the next General As semhly G H Towery was placed it nomination by David Browning J abd S J Sigler was placed in nomination by C It Edwards A division and count was ordered winch resulted in nil but three vot ing for G M Towcry and these foweryslomination ttjry wag present and accepted the iioniinatson in a happy and well timed speech The chair appointed urn follow i delegates and alternates to the iaiute convention namely Dele gales Joseph Jenkm Ernest lionlberry C T Mounts David Browning J S Lisman C R Edwards Henderson Foxwelli W B BoUrland Henry Dyer W T IIbjtrtiisijAlternales James Fpxwell G W Timmpns NM Ash by J B Echols James Townsend J B Link Stevens Albert tirowning Samuel Fraser Arthur tics M A Sellers US Poole J R Head G H TowcryIben tendered his r as chairman which waR acceptedand E G iiiompsoti was seledted in his Mead slid lhe entire county com ijtteb re r anlied On motion lilt cdnvuntlon then adjcnirned sl- nJitE G TnbiipsoHi Ghmri I W MAIIAN Secy 1atf4liose new and popular mattings ahd Rigs the Idytan m ttipgs werS niadfe irjatVacBroii sale at the if I3cr1aril SIic 1 tI 1iI enters Vkiiitflv Two ani n Ia work r y a SMYMcCORu it DREYFOS LADEU The Famous Pisoner of Devlljl Island Safely Housed in i Prison nt Rennes TRIP FFOM THE LANDING AT QUIBEROh All Dune Hit Iliiildly That Fcv Were Aware nf What Wn ClnliiK On AtTrctlnu McclliiK of the 1rlnanei nit Ills lnllliriil Wlfc Jn the Cell of the I CHild 1rUun I Ilennes i nee July 2 Dreyfus ar rived here at 0 u in via LOrient and Redo The prisoner appeared to be ingood health He vo enbl6 sut gay overcoat rindnbft Ills halt Is turning gray nail his beard Is of a reddish color He held himself very erect 0 The lnnillnK nt fulbernll The Inndliig of Dntyfuo at fjtilbcron wes rilmotit ilnnotleri- llniKlnl HI lino A II On the luiiding stage were M VI gulf the chief of ileteetlves MlIch 111011 n commissary of police antI o 5 It CAVT AIFUEU DHKVFUa force or gendarint nnd pollcq lh spectators Finally nt 1 a in a cutter munned by teu men anti in clinrgo- fa2il oUker PUt ott from the CRII ipnt alongside tho Sfnx vns rowed to thellhorewhere was landed at 130 a in ris Comtmnr of Infunlrjr of infantry was drawn tip nt the landing point Dnyfus who lihd been brought nshoro III the bout was lininedlatcly placed under the guard of a captain of englnci rs nnd a sergeant and corporal of gcndarmen who formally handed the riiioncr over to M Vlgulc The latter then entered a landau with Dreyfus and two de tectives and started for the railroad station i- Ureyfu Said Not n Word I- Dreyfus did not speak a word lip personally opened the door of the com partment of the special train consist tug of three carriages rind a bnggage CAl which was in waiting A- ftOletnln was about to start the local health officer refused to permit Dreyfus to leave on the ground that lieiliact Just arrived from the colonies Tlie matter was quickly arranged however und the train proceeded t Sloucut11reytus 1116 t went tq tlm reporters lnIthtdekilometersparty alighted and quickly entered a carriage drnwii by two Hplnidli liortKMt which inuiudlntoly started ill a sharp pace f- At the level crossing of theJlnr b wagonncUo cantalning thojnefect- of the department of 1ileetVhIale ifi Vigule and three ItutpectorV joined the petty Vroui liabeluts la IlenncH The drive front HallClnlsto lojimea was without Incident Owing to the precautions the prisoner passed unm tlcrd in front of the arsenal Work wen reading the poaters there did not KMB LUCIQ EUOENIH DnBl11lOi bin Ihrir lieads lIttlo suspecting who was pufirlng i- Kntereil the Ilenne Prlwan j Preceded by his gurad Dreyfus en tered th prison and wap consigned to the care ot the governor nnd taken to a cell on the second story The governor of the prison sent Mint Dreyfus tho news of the ar rival of her husband npd she Immedi ately went to the governor nnd ailed permission to ace the prisoner jB Ilii bantl and Wife Meet leave beinggrantcd the faithful wife entered tho prison almost ttnoba rved and was conducted to cell No 810 ac e tTIIIcd husband and wife can better be im agined than described Naturally it was most touching Jn Titan ot raoa rrp re for war London July 3Lost week more than a thousand tonn ot war materials and fodder wns forwarded from tho Woolwich dock yard to South Africa Dan M Evans fine family he died a fthv days ago despite the skill and prescriptions of a number of locar vetenriary surgeons Who drenched and did all other thirics that have bean done before to four legged creaturesthat cajinopro lest It wbudbe the same way with folks should theystibmit suij com la1ninglyOJ so fered frinseach cure infallible HEARD AROUND THE WORLD 1 ho Kcliuri ol Amorlcuii Independence 1J- qIJrd tit WidelySeparated Iart of the Wurlil Monl 5There was n great- et1iirttton pfthe Fourth hero with Iroworks bands speeches and decora Hour everywhere nil notlbimlltlca par ticipating The forelgn ships and coiiBulnlcn Including the Spanish milled their colors In conjunction with Hut Slurs and Strlpep The flagship Baltimore tired u national salute at noon All nationalities enjoyed what the Spanish papers termed The fiesta of North America Newsboys shouted Fourth of Tulyedltlonll soldiers pa ended the town throwing flrecrnckera front the batteries on the water front A celebration at night was rendered Impracticable by the laY requiring the streets to be cleared at 830 p m NoCe IiIlt7a Snntlnuo Santiago do Cuba 5 Yestcr tjij was a quiet day in Santiago Ow lifr to the strictness of the quarantine ngiilnst yellow Sever no Fourth of July celebration was allowed The filiation in respect of the Sever however seems somewhat improved AU though flvc new cases were reported Mnong the troops nil are understood lo lie of the mild type The Fourth of July In London London July 5 Joseph II Cheats the lnlted States ambassador and Mrs Choate celebrated the Fourth with receptions both nt the United States embassy nnfl at their residence Each of the buildings was tastefully dicoratcd with flags and flowers rep resenting the national colors The guests Included Sir William Colllut the queens master of ceremonies Samuel T Clemens find Mrs Clemens Senator antI Mrs Mark A Ilannn Sen ator and Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge and United States Consul General and Mrs William M Osborne 1 A Fatal Acciden- tllymoutliEnglandJuly iAfatality marred the naval celebration of the Fourth Whenn signal boy ascended to the masthead of the Urltlsh second class cruiser Arrogant to clear the halyards fast to the Stars and Stripes which lied apparently become foul of sense of the rigging the lad fell to tlu thlpn deck nndwns killed Celebrated In Pretoria Pretoria July ITho Fourth of July Wan celebrated here on a large wale Hear Admral Howlson and Capt Cooper with the other officers of the United States cruiser Chicago partlcl pated V W lleltz the Transvaal see retary of Itnte called upon C F fnrrlllll the United States consul and tendered the congratulations of the fMcutlve of the South Africa republic The Fourth In Paris Paris July 5There was a grand reception yesterday afternoon all the United States embassy which was beautifully decorated flowers tropical plants and flags Nearly the hole American colony attended Gen Mile at Mansfield O Mansfield 0 July 50en Nelson A Miles who arrived here Monday us the guest of Hon John Sherman aud to whom the general Is related by mar riage was the orator of the day yet terday afternoon at the celebration of the Fourth of July at he Shermau Ifeincman park The exsecretory and senator was unable to participate on account of his health or to accompany the com mandlng general JUt every attention was fthoSvn Gen Miles here end he wait iccnrded an ovation wherever he went The Fourth In Home liotne July IThe United States large daffaires Loulii Mlddlngs first iceretary of the embassy gave a recep lion yesterday afternoon nt the Hotel Continental which was largely at C julul Amerlean Sentiment nt Kingston Kingston Jamaica July 5There um a general display of American and British hugs on the public and private bulldlngH yesterday Visits to the United States consulate were popular The Mime state of affairs prevailed at lort Antonio TO RETIRE FROM THE BENCH Ileclanntion of Judge Walter S Cox of the DUtrlct of Columbia Supreme Court Washington July 4Judge Walter S Cox justice of the supreme courtof the District of Columbia tendered his resignation to the president and the later Indicated his intention to accept It Justice Cox has been on the bench for more than twenty yearn and his determination to resign was prompted by his age which exceeds 72 years He presided at tho trial of Gulteau The Cap Challenger Shamrock Southampton July 5ItIB reported doubtful whether the cup challenger Shamrock will engage In any trial tccee with the Prince of Wales cutter Iltittanla The Shamrock bent her rails yesterday and will take n spin ou Friday She will start for the Clyde Sunday according to rumor Charles II Icak Dead St Louis July 4 Charles JI Peck one of the bestknown citizens of St Louis and thq state of Missouri died at 10 a in at lila home after n short llllifis Ire tossed away peacefully mirroiinded by his family llr Peck wart born In New York city in 1817 Deivoy to Lank at Trleite Washington July S Admiral Dew eyn first landing in Europe will be at Trieste It is said his health has not greatly Improved and that a completer st in the Austrian Tyrol willbe ta ken upOn recommendation of his pliy stcla Mss Mary Mothershead has becnlafipointed tdacjier of the pri mary department bt the Madison ville public school the coming year The Caldwell Coun epubli can mass convention meets at Prmcton nejtt Saturday nti tJB AN pI L cures FIIRIU CuU DilrnsBrutseRheu ol matrBmandBorea Pricey 25 cents Sold bySt Bwdard DrugStore THE PRESIDENTDELUGED Swarms of Applications for Commissioners in the New Vol unteer Regiments ALL ARE FILED WITH ADJ76ENCOnRIN BHIclcncr In the Serrlee Dnrluc the War With Spain Will Determine Ilia Selection Ilnlhrr Than 1olltl cal 1ull The Order of Preference to be Observed Washington July ISince the an nouncement that about 10000 volun teers were to be mustered Into the army for service in the Philippine the president has been deluged with applications for commissions Almost every congressional caller has one or more applicants whom he presses on the presidents attention Al llrullon Placed on rile The president requests nil his visi ton to file their applications with AdjtOen Corbin nt the same time he makes It clear In II general way that the policy of the administration In granting commissions will be to give pulerence to volunteer ofllcers who showed n lUtynmlwho performed valuable service during the Spanish war Some regular oUlcera ore also to be given volunteer commissions in tlifr belief that one or two regular olllcera Irn regiment will be of great udruu tage The number of officers to be commissioned isbelngcarefully guard ed to prevent a scramble ihI Olllcera to be Chosen Gen Otis lies selected ofllcero for jht regiments to be organized under hU supervision nnd tho war department oftlclnls are going over tho ef ficiency reports of officers who served during the Spanish war for the pur pose of securing leaders for tbe regiments to be organized The president will have the nppolntirient of 470 officers namely One colonel 0113 lieutenantcolonel three majors 14 captains 12 first lieutenants 12 sec end lieutenants three medical officers and one chaplain for each regiment No general ofllcers will be appointed for the reason that there will be n surplus of majorgenerals and brign dltrgcnernls after the old volunteer officers are mustered out The Order of detection In making selections of new oillcurj tho preference will be as follows First Oflleers of thcvoluntcera who distinguished themselves action dur ing the Spanish war- SecondOflicersof the regular arm who have earned but have not yet rc ccived promotion for conspicuous serv ice at the front during the Spanish War Third Volunteers of the Spanish Var who did not get to the front but whose efficiency reports while In camp show them to be competent to command troops Only n very small percentage of of ficers of the regular army it Is stated will b appointed for the reason that there Is already a shortage of officers In the regular establishment on ac count of Illness DUTY VERSUS INCLINATION Gsa Wood Sees HU Ilulr nt Soutln- BO mil Decline a Very Kln- ttcrlnu Offer Washington July lOjn Leonard Weed has declined th pregilency of the Washington Traction Eke trio Co of this city and will return early next week to his post as military governor of the province of Santiago The offer was a very flattering one but Gen Wood after considering the matter for a week decided to decline it In view of the outbreak of yellow fever at Santiago ho decided that it was his duty to return there at once A DREADFUL CATASTROPHE 1i0rtTI oar Persons Killed and Twenty Wounded by the Rxpln sioii of a Dynamite Cartridge lierlln July 5A dispatch from OCCBKI announces that a dynamite cartridge exploded near there fester day while the excavation a coal mint ama in progress nnd that 44 persone were killed and 20 wounded Took the Oath of OOlor St Louis July 1Gen It O Farrai tool the oath of office as United State subtreasurer at the federal building and took formal charge of the office In place of Col George II Small Five special agents of the treasury depart m JIlt arc here checking up the ac counts and superintending the count Inc of the 23500000 In the nubtreas ury vaults niK Cotton Flrrt In Brooklyn New York July 1A large ware house nt the foot of Fortysecond street Brooklyn owned by the Hush company was badly damaged by fire There were 1000 bales of cotton tit the btillng nnd most of this wan either btirtud or waternoaked KiivUllit UinonstrtIoflp Tlrustels July 3 TheBocIallsts organized demonstralons yeslenlny In this city In Liege nnd in Alost against tlie electoral reform bill There were no serious disorders except at Most where the police charged with Iriiwi swords wounding ten persona Greater America Bxnonttlon Omaha July 2The Greater Amer ican exposition has opened its gates The exorcises were opened with n par tide through the principle streets ol the city Henry Koehlcr 5 Company Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale HARDWOODSIWrite them Lumber Wanted x Wanted 10000 feet clearPopla Lumber 1x1214 M McCoRu- Earltngton Ky Subscribe for THE BEE R4v v the food more delicious and wholesome IIOTU mAnse NWOCII co ntw vom THE TOWN OF RENNES QUIET Droytnm Vlilted by Itt Brother II Good Spirits but IiuderiSurveillance Homines July 5It Is impossible t imagine a town calmer than Ilenncs inhabitants continue absolutel T Dreyusrarelythe vijfltB of counsel and Madame Drey iuir to the prison yesterday Thi town however is full of detectives wile scrutinize nil strangers and1I Iiw gendarmes are patrolling befort the residence of Mme Dreyfus Thej approach end watch every one stop ping Ibefore the gate lending to the courtynrd of the mansion llatthieu Drerfna VlalU IIU Brother Mattlileu Dreyfus paid his nrst visit to his brother at three oclock yesterday afternoon the interview lasting halt an hour The brothers threw tlicniHolvco into eadh others arms Motthteu said he found hla brothet ngcd and broken In health but not the physical wreck he1 feared Capt Dreyfus was unable to talk lively with his brother owing to ht l reEerite of the officer who la under Instructions to be present at nil Inters views between the prisoner and mem bra nf hip family This arrangement MmeDreyfus obliged to restrain their emotions so to ppnyorsc an to intimate matters be cauc every word has been overheard end every gesture watched by he1 of fleer Only Mnitres Dcmange pad Labor are allowed to see Dreylus privately i I STRIKERS FIRE ON A TRAIN One iVomnh Shot Through the Heart llloody Itlot Cpr Cell nt Lowderlll Aturphyshpro mJllly IAt nine oclock yesterday morning Conductor William Bryans train on tine Johnson City lirnnch of the Illinois Central hearing 47 negro miners from PVnn was shot unto by a crowd nf Hilnera at fonwllcr III Williamson county One negro woman was killed by n bullet through her heart The negroes were brought by Sam r finish superintend cat of the St Louis and Dig Muddy mines near Cnrtenrllte to rork In his mne there where there fa nOyAI ktrike The miners 50 in number were nrmcd With rifles and were hid den In the graMs behind the county de pot Yhcn the train stopped theI lender vlio was an Italian got on theI platform mul commanded the negroes to get out Conductor Bryan inter fered but wns stopped by n revolver In his lace Tine train began to move1 and tint miners poured In n withering fire Coriductor Bryan yelled to the negroes to throw themselves on the floor All escaped serious wounds save the woman who was killed III stoutly half n mile further on the negroes were unladen and placed un der charge of guards They were then marched to the mine Intense excite meat prevails in the Cartecvlllu Jool field and bloody riots are expected ns the feeling lies been intense forI weeksDREYFUSSELFCONTR9L It Won the Adt lrAtlnu of Vb CapUU ol the Vmelln Which lie JUturned to france Paris July 3Cupt Coffiners do Nordeck commander of the French cruiser 3fax which brought Capt Dreyfus to France said In an inter view published yesterday that he WASI struck by the immense power of control displayed by Capt Dreyfus during the voyage Tine prisoners at titude throughout was one of Irony and disdain lIe had been suffering I severely frdm seasickness when be was transferred to the Sfox but be walked with firm tread and dprlng the en tire trip never showed a sign of weakness or nervousness Capt Dreyfus was Ignorant of the fact that a new courtmartial awaited him nnd remained in ignorance dur hag the first part of the voyage WIlenI he was finally Informed not a qs of his face moved He merely said I have no 111 will toward anybody I shall be glad to reenter the army which 1 have never ceased to loveV t He did not allude fulint subject again during the voyage Most of the time he passedrealinng fc If Detected While At- tempting to Loot Ilcuikj iii Ill M tr Dr10N 111 fIeIll July aA bold attempt to loot the First national Iwult at- Vllmlinglonlhh was made at Un early hour Five rpbfcra were concerned in the raid They hodeffectcd on entrance to thnbnnk when CzrnhlerJam Viiit tier wIno lives opposiio was nrolscd- JIe went to investigate and till rob bern on watch ordered him back Whit ten returned to his house nSul recur Ing n rifle opened fire The robbers turned the fire and then fled Xo one was hurt The vault of the bank con clued between 60000 aud 70000 t C New Iteftlntent for the Philippine Cincinnati July LAt Fort Thomas Ky orders have been recjycdto- dl range for mobilizing a new regiment for tlje Philippines and recruiting of flees have been opened in this city for that purpose as well lia at the gar rison All recruits from this will be sent to Iort ThoihaH A colonel of the nuvViglment will be appointed Iron tIll regular army with most ol the oilier ollicers from civil life In nddijibi t11barrack at Foil Thoiit uo here wllhflUo lieU cutup at lint pkice v I Subscribe for THE BEE se4 =JO J Jbll gi I I I T4d 7J Ii 4 J BAKING POWDER ASQLUTLLPVRE- Makes ROBBERSMISSEDfBIGVBpTV nn OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Bishop John P Newman Is critically ll at Saratoga N Y C F 11111 of Terre Haute Ind was killed by a train near Greenville 111 An Unknown man was found dead in the river bottom near Terre Haute nd It Is believed that Cloy McMlllIn of Tcnnesse wants to succeed Senator Iurleyrroublels again feared on the Consolidated Street Railway Co In Cleve land O- The Standard Oil Co Is sold to bo after the street railways In several western cities In a shooting affray In Elmwood NQb oneman was killed and two seri Cushy wounded William J Bryan held an informal conference SUnday with Illinois dem ocrats In Chicago The packinghouse employes of Chi Cairo decide that there will be no genera strike at this time The contract for the conversion of Mexicans public debt has been signed In Europe It involves n loan of 422 000000 Cnpt Dreyfus was not informed that he would be tried again until the fax was nearing France lIe manifested no emotion The Filipino lenders are quarreling among themselves arid the Insurgents are deserting Agulnnldo to the camp otOeuTrlollTJlOmas Edison Jr estranged from his father the noted inventor be cause he married nn actress will lo cute In Chicago James Getty was shot and instantly killed by his brother William Getty during a quarrel at their mothers home in St Louis Ten more cases of yellow fever have developed about Santiago Cuba antI the United States troops have been re moved from the Infected camp It is reported that a mutiny occurred- on the cruiser Panther now at League Island navy yard while she was en route from San Juan Porto Rico John Dyson the noted counterfeiter and safeblower who engineered the big cotton swindle in 1870 wns found dtad in his houseboat nt Terre Haute ladThestrlkhig miners nt Cartcrville Ill did not attack the nonunion ne groes Sunday as anticipated The town is quiet nnaunner guard of state troopsBy calling for bank statements on June 30 Comptroller Davis hopes to se cure the exact condition of the coun trys financial institutions national state and private Forged messages were sent to Qov Bradley of Kentucky asking that troops be sent to Clay county The trickwas discovered before the militia was ordered to depart The public schools nt Manila have been opened with American Spanish and Filipino professors English will be taught one hour each day Twen tytwo holidays are on the calendar President McKinley has notified Spain that the commission of the Spanish consul to Havana can not be offi daIly recognized because the United States does not regard Cuba as a part of Its territory The body of C E Lnesslg bookkeep er for the OoebelWatterau Grocer Co- St Louis was found on the Frisco tracks at Arloe station a suburb There was a bullet hole In his head which had been severed by a train llulldlntr Sixteen Elevator Omaha Neb July tSlxtecn ele rotors are now being built on tine Nebraska division of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis nnd Omaha railroad of which are new and two with in erased capacity and facilities Invaitfasitog a tjtsrious Shooting Sioux City la July 3Tii coronet s investigating the death of L U Atwood who died from wounds received In a mysterious manner There Is a suspicion that Ito was murdered At wood was a pioneer citizen Article of Incorporation Dover Del July 1 Articles of in orporatlon were filed yesterday at the state department for thin Missouri Blanket Vein Zinc Co of New York Capital 1000000 THE MARKETS New York July E- CATTLENatlvo Steers 190 Clli U- COTTONMUldllnB t 6V PlOURWlnter Wheat 3 40 O 410 8JtUHNNoOATSNo Z t JOJl IOItlC New Mess 8 75 Q I 00 ST LOUIS- COTTONMldilllns t Mi PEEVE Sseer 40 Cows and Heifers 75 CAlVE8per 100 flOQS Fair to Choice 00 SHEEP Fair to Choice 360i5 75 FLOUR Patents new 70 Clear and Straight 40 5VHI3AT NoZ lied Winter 7JH- JOHNNO I as DATS No 2 U a- ttVEN 3 M- rOBACCO Lugs 300 0 IW Leaf Burley 4 12 00 IJ AY Clear Timothy U 61i 12 U- ECaS fresh 10 BliTBR Cliolco Dairy 15 KilUfStandardMesstnew Cs 904- BACONClear nib tt 6 LAUD Prime Steam 4T101 5 CHICAGO 1ATTLKNntlve Steers 460 t7 B 60 ttOOSFalr to Choice S 50 q 4 00 WEBPKnlr to Cholo 3 M tf 5 25 LOUllWlnter Patents 3 KJ 4 t 3 75 Spring Patents I 40 U 3 85 AHEATNo 2 Spring 73 te 71 No 2 lied 7H 34JATSNOnew KANSAS CITY JATTjR Notlvo Steers 4 43 4t 5 to IOQHA1I Grades 4 150 tj S SJH HEATNO 2 Red tp 70 ATSNo 2 Whllo as- OUNNo 2S 2 32 l 2NEW OKLBANS jUXJUrtHlrli Grade 3 CO a 4 00 OHNNo Z 4314 0 4 AT JWe tern Li 3- 3IAYkuICe jOW 3 166- 0ljUCSlandllrd Mesa 875 900 tCuNSides 0ViCNMddnf8 514 HW liA fesifia 2H 78a ihNo s Mixed 2u3t1 2- aavNow Mess II If Q9K- CONClear Ribs SO f SuBscritic for THK BEE NO END TO THE RMNFALL- Central and Southern Texas Suffer ferlng From Continued and Unprecedented Rains GREAT FARMS ARE NOW INLAND SEAS Man Human Lives Slave Deen Lost lint No Nausea Are Yet Glreii Tine Losses to Public and Hall road Property Will Ilcaoli Enor mou Fluurci Austin Tex July 4There Is no improvement In the distressing allan tlon in the extensive flooded districts of central and south Texas On the contrary the inundation Is growing worse Therehas been heavy continu ous rain which has added to the already unprecendcnted volume of water in tine rivers and creeks of the richest agricultural region in the state There sccma to be no end to the rainfall The sea of water now extends from tine north central part of the state to the gulf a distance of 300 miles and more and with an average width of probably 75 miles Some Estimated Losses Hearne estimates that 21 human lives have been lost but the names arc not obtainable nor have the bodies been recovered The cotton crop oC Robertson coun ty lies been damaged 50 per cent and front 70000 to 100000 worth of bridges have been swept away Farm ers In the hills howe been greatly dunn aged by lands washing Tile total dam age is placed at not under 730000 for Robertson county Two lives were lost in De Witt coun ty and crops firldges and railroad property suffered greatly The loss to that county Is placed at 150000 In Lee county the lots In crop county and railroad property will reach 250000 but no one was drown ed Kb lives were lost In Colorado coun ty but the farmers toss will amount to 15C000 anti the county and railroad 30000 more tn Fort Bend county the damage to crops will amount to 200000 Time peo pie got out of the bottoms in time and no lives were lost In Montgomery county about half the tobacco crop has been ruined which means a loss of 100000 Cotton ant corn In the bottoms have suffered 5000 In Wharton county the loss will probably foot up 30000 to crops anti bridges In Ilrazoria county the loss In the bottoms of tine Brazos and the San Bernard will foot up fully 50000 to crops bridges and live stock Iteiculncr the Unfortbiiatei The great flood began nearly a week ago and the suffering of the people in the inaccessible localities that are stir rounded and completely cut off tram communication with the outside world must be severe Every possible effort Is being made to rescue the unfortu nate men women and children thus situated and rescuers are plying the turbulent waters In Improvised boats and rafts picking up the stranded waterbound pepple and conveying them to higher land t Railroad officials can do nothing to improve tIne situation with their damn aged properties More costly bridges are reported to have been swept away among them being that of tine Missou ri Kansas Texas over Little river All traffic over that division is suspended T rre Haute Oldest Cltlitn Dead Terre Haute Ind July 5J O Jones the oldest citizen of Terre Haute having come from Vermont with the founders of the city in 1816 died yesterday aged 67 years Mr Jones was postmaster for a long term of years Mr Jones was postmaster fur n long term of years and under many administrations having heldgov ernment positions under Presidents Jackson Van IJuren Harrison Tyler folk Pierce Lincoln first rind aecond administrations Johnson Garfield Arthur and Cleveland Extensive Fire In Memphis Memphis Tenn July 5A fire which broke ont at Front and Gayoso streets yesterday afternoon de stroyed the buildings and stocks of tlm Hluraenthal Liquor Co the American IJIscult Co the Standard Oil gfllce the Memphis Paper Co comprising half a block and spread to the GIYoso hotel and W B Mallory Co cotton factors across the street The guests with their effects were safely removed from the Oayoso which building was practically destroyed A Virginia Traaredr Richmond Va July 4State Sena tor Wm Flannngan who was also commonwealth attorney for Powhnt tan county was shot and killed at 1owhnttnn courthouse by W C Pllk Inton The shooting was the outcome of a quarrel over the recent canvass for the election of United States sena ors by a direct vote No Consolidation In View New York July 4John D Flower Df Flower Co said that so far as he knew no consolidation had been ef fected or was now projected between the Metropolitan Street Hallway Co tho Manhattan Hallway Co and the Uropklyn Rapid Transit Co Victim of Lltrhtnlntr Ulysses Neb July 4Durlng nn lectrlc storm Sunday night Vlptdf and Ira Dobson a son of John Amos md two unknown inca were struck jy lightning and killed The team they Here driving was also killed Willing Workers Wanted To such we will explain how others make from 1500 lo 3500 weekly handling our publications We will make no GUAR ANTEED SALARY or other misleading contract but give terms and explain in a concise and simple manner We will shortly need a representative In each coolly for a publication which we believe wit eclipse anything heretofore marketed Ex perience in canvassing will be valuable but not essential State age permanent home and experience if any C1 Rand McNally 05 Company 166168 Adams Street Chicago III BILIOUS i Do get up with a 4 headacheIs a bad taste In your mGUtbrThen have a poor appetite and a weak diges tion You are frequently dizzy always feel dull and drowsy You have cold getbutfood You have no ambition to work and the sharp pains I of neuralgia dart through I yourbodyWhat the cause of this trouble i Constipated bowels allI AePS PillSffwill give prompt reliC- sad ceitnin cure Keep Your Blood furm If you have neglected your I case a long time you better take- AHCPS J sarsaparilla alsx It will remove all I lacculJIlIlIgand greatly strengthen your nervesJThere resT Ixi lomethlng about your cms do not quite under WrIte the dottor I tel 1 1wllLAST CASE CURED 1 Effective Pcrscription For Only FourLegged JHANG6RON OF TUB SMALLPOX CAMP Yes the camp dog the only- fourlegged octhipant ofihesmiill pox camp eluded vaccination but couldnt dodge contagion He iiad moped around for a day or two and the Health Officer and the chief guard had him under strict surveillance The symptoms became unrnfa takablehe broke out and the doctor left a prescription to be cit ministered by the chief guard Doctors have sometimes what they call a shotgun dose and this was that in one sense of the word Bil lie IJqwlctt administered one large capsule of B Bs No funeral There are only four persons in camp now and these will be ready for liberty in a few days f The Populists hiedIThe Populists of Hopkins coun ty met in mass convention at the court house in Tvladisonville Mon day to nominate a candidate for representative and to transact other businessR Allenn welt known farmer of the White Plains country was nominated for representative Wile liam OBryant was selected as a delegate to represent the cduntatt- he State convention which meeti at Frankfort July 27 The county committe was reorganized and j A Davenport was chosen for chair man I Bob Garret Appointed Robt D Garret of Princeton Ky has been appointed Bank Examiner for tha State of Ken tucky He has been a Princeton banker lor several years andiis a capable and efficient businessman Owens Repudiate UMbeli Coocntlonr Special to the Evening Post fc Lexington Ky July xLlk Congressman C Owens said to the Evening Post correspondent this afternoon I shall vote the straight Republican ticket this fall and every friend I can influence will do the same I shall in this way disapprove of the force fraud and robbery of the Louisville con vention Tilrs J M Victory and daughter Miss Elizabeth spent Monday in Madisonvllle HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad In tba early ok lprlnirb1o ioniafoftUU and flower causing tine de ioiidcnt chord to vibrato to this the malt de 1I1I1f1i1 ml alispriiigtlme and how do TjphoulSeveras It U an ludlcalion oC sickness Avoid this consult us aa our advice CostS you notblnir Call on your ilrnpclst and procure a bottle of Dr Cultdl German Powder Take one dose a day nt bed tlmo for U dlJsl then follow by procuring n bottle of Yucatan Cblll Tonic ollowlint line direction sod alter two week course of these two great remedies you will letl like tbe towers look In the tytiag Prepare you rselt for tbo malarial or hot seasons when the atmo sr3 IT fall of germ If necessary and lIell onf intiatwarat you thO above Thcso xclM4ltt tl s Ioc I rndsqIdb7 St Bernard l rug Store p 1 d o i tyn 00 1 = j 8 4 I 4 1 i r JJ 7 rw PwT 4S p e b 4 t 4 f 4 1 j I 4- k k V i I r Ii C I1 I A O r3ee PAUL M MOOR Editor and Manner i BEE PUBLISHINS COMPANY ibeorporaud1 Bnt rtdth Pflitoffie at Barlltiaton M Second i aHjB u rr 11 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Out Year strictly In adTancfl J 00 II II so- ThrMoalbt IS Single Copies 5 mailed fIll on application Coffftspoadeau wanted In aU parts lbs OunlT ne for particulars 1THURSDAY JULY 6 1899 1 ANNOUNCEHENT afe anthotlted to announce Judge PRATTW Pratt of Hopkins County aa a can didate for the nomination for Governor of the State of Kentucky subject to the action of the Republican party REPUBLICAN TICKET For Representative I BEN T ROBINSON YOur Special Cod E4on IIE BEES Special Coal Edition wilt be out in a few days now Mrehave been innumerable delays JISPW from numberless sources and th ditioncom s much later than wasjmtended But the effprthas bnade to l sive a creditable paper tHat would prpperly repre scnttbe tcoal interests of the Western Kentucky field and do Jt7tot e enterprising coal operators represented and to our may adyertisers who are among th leading manufacturers and merchants of th United States AUbough somewhat delayed THE B is proud of the showing made byhs tile first Special Edition in its history Through the efforts of TilE BEE knowledge of the importance of the coal industries of Hopkins county and tile Western Coal Field of lIt K tUCkY knowledge of the pub Iic prjtednes3 and the fairness ol the leading operators and knowl edge of the good standing good citizenship and true worth of the bTcloU coal miners on earth has been disseminated through the almost ten years of TilE BEES existence By dint of perseverence in this line THE BEE has come to itoccupy an unique position and is widely quoted on matters of news and opinion by trade and other journals Our reward and justifi cation for past labor in this line rests in the friendship and patron age accorded TilE BEE by flattering numbers of coal miners and operators Upon this have we been able to build the whole scheme of our ambitious Special Coal Edition and bring to its pages the excellent and worthy special contri butions and the many pages of advertising from the leading con cerns of this country We trust that the edition may have a kindly reception at the handsof our friends1 Coal Mines Not Yet Closed As foreshadowed in THE BEES I last issue the Kentucky Railroad Commissioners have decided to hold up the long and short haul law andpermit business in Ken tucky to continue in the normal way The petitions andargu ment presented in favor of this ac tion was overwhelming and the credit ot the favorable result is due chiefly to the work of the lead ing coal operators and railroad of hcials of Kentucky Chief among those who pre sented strongest reasons for the suspension of this vicious law- Yer Mr Stewart R Knott Vice President of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and Mr Jno B Atkinson President of the St Bernard Coal Company The facts as set forth in previous is sues of THE BEE show that if this law should operate many mines in Kentucky would be closed except for the winter season and the business and labor of the State be greatly crippled besides turning over the largest markets in the State to foreign coal fields In Mr Atkinsons testimony before the railroad commissioner he said that the loss to coal mine laborers in Kentucky if this law should be inforced would not be less than JI8ooooo per annum The danger is over for the pres ent and every laboring man in Kentucky should do his part at the polls in November to help save to the coal mine laborers oi the State this 800000 that they are in imminent danger of losing if the man Goebel who has made the commerce destroying McChord Railraod Bill a part of his platform should be elected THE Uniontown Ttltgram now attempts to boulster up a bad cause with the following absurd statnetOtbtbrce Democratic candidates for tbe Bomiaatipo Goebet was the one most faarad bytha Republicans of the Stale TJlfoa 4Sjraflge display of igi NA bn4thp part of tatusua1ly intelligent piper but the Ttltgram isnt fooling anybody The truth is that many Republicans did not want to see so vicious a man at tarn even an empty nomination This for the good n kieand credit of Kentucky But politically the Republicans have all been hoping for his nomination because from the start they have felt he would be the easiest man to dtfeat in November It Can be Done Republicans of old Kentuck are feeling njighty ill 4 For they cant belt Bill Goebel nor beat Bill Goebels bill Uniontonn Telegram Maybe the Democrats can Thousands of them say so Gov ROOSEVELT is with the great majority in the announce ment that he is for the renomina tion of President McKinley He saysEverybody in the West is for McKin leys renomination and I am most emphat- Ically for his renominalion of course I feel that both the extreme rapidity with which the country has gone up the path of prosperity under President McKlnleys ad ministration and Ibe conduct cf the war in the Philippines make it the duty of everyman to stand with it and render President McKinleys renominalion necessity We must smash out this insurrection there by force of arms and then we can consider terms of peace IP Republicans do not sweep the State and elect their ticket in November by such an overwhelming majority that not even Goebelism cannot uvercome it will be their own fault Georgetown Sentinel All of this true The oppor tunity is right for a sweeping tri umph over Goebel and Goebelism But Republican leaders must be wise and not too ambitious The personal ambition and self aggran dizement of individual Republicans is the only thing that can prevent a Republican victory this year in Kentucky WITH the worst man in the lot nominated by the Democratsthe easiest beaten if a fair count can be had the Republicans have an excellent chance to lose unless they do according to their oppor tunities and unite all contending interests on a man and a ticket that will meet the general public approval It will take more than the Republican vote to elect the ticket this year and the defeat of Goebel should be overwhelming THE CourierJournal still claims to advocate free speech and had a leading editorial with that cap tion the other day devoted to the wayoff Philippine question But its a different story at home That paper champions the cause of the strangler of free speech and free will in Kentucky hails him Kiugand wants free speech in Philippine affairs THE Kentucky Democratic papers that are running their local Democratic Ticket at the top ocolumn but who fail to put up the Goebel ticket are numerous and this constitutes a significant feature of the fight SOMEBODY has well said who wrote this as Goebels motto Let me manage the machine and I do not care how the people vote BILL GOBBLED everything in the the Democratic State convention but there is a different story for next November GOEBEL waved his mace of power and his paltry 190 votes became the majority of the 1092 Republican Comment Goebel is a consummate general and cannot be defeated by a dis organized majority however large The Republicans must name a great ticket and put their best managers at the helmParis Re porter lithe people of the State let Goebel be elected governor the State had as well be fenced in either as a states prison or as a deserted village That it will be as dead as a poisoned canine with Goebel as governor is too clear to be disputed Paducah Sun Give us above all things a pure clean man for Governor of Ken tucky A trickster a tyrant a redhanded slayer of his fellow man never never never Green River Republican Captain Stone now knows it is one thing to make a trade and an other to have the goods delivered The fact is he knows a great many things this week he never knew before Paducah Sun Born I- Tor Mr and Mrs Vm Wendel Monday morning July 3d a boy baby The new boy has been christened David jf The Earlington parithat is being formed to go to Mammoth Cave promises to be quite large and will personsfromtons Gap and St Charles The party expectsJp leave on or about the lythinst via Green river and to be gone near a week I EFper3lottd Has a Stiver Linutgf 99 The clouds of bad Wood envel0filfgf fittmatiHy halve 4 silver lining n of spcclfic io remove them likflaxfs SArsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine tvfuch drives out alt impurUltf from iKe blood of either sex or Any age 1fMtfEjSt NOT DENIED Feeling Grows That tQeetel Ci i+v frtirirf Not Qeny t STONES CHARGES OP TREACHBR S J 54 Qoebels Friends Threateiie Utlt t Paper that Printed the Story From the Louisville Dispatch Cincinnati June 28To a rep resentative of the Post of this city who is in Louisville reporting the Democratic State Convention Cap tain W J Stone who was a candidate for the nomination for the Governor gave the following signedstatement relative to the StoncGoebel combination- We met and Goebel stated that be had informed Judge Redwine that the latter was to be the permanent chairman of the convention lie disliked for him to be disappointed He declared that If I would agree that the temporary organization should become permanent that be would agree that every vote of tbe city of Louisville and all of big vote in the convention should be cast for me and thus make me the nominee of the convention He said be bad votes enough to make either General Hardin or myself the aomI nee that he preferred to make me the nominee He declared that be would not fall to give me Ibe votes I informed my friends of this agreement and pledge On Saturday when General Hardin withdrew his name my friendi demanded that Goebel keep his pledge to me Some of my friends and some of bis own friends went to him and demanded that he keep his agreement made Friday Goebel came across the stage to where I was seated and asked me if that I were nominated and elected I would allow him to name two persons to fill places that I would have tJ4 power to fill I told him that I wonldX Goebel asked me if I would agree to put the pledge in writing I told him that It was not necessary as I always kept my word and 1 would do it In that instance He asked me to wait until he could consult with his friends I said No keep your pledge to me now and give me the votes Ibat you promised me and thus make me the nominee lie said Ill do it Walt until I can walk over to the other side of the stage and Ill be back Immediately He left me and never returned WILLIAM J STONE COEBELS THREATS Following this card the Post this evening prints the following statementA was at once sent to Senator Goebel in Louisville asking him for aI statement regarding the allegations ofI Stone Arthur Cioebel brother of the Senator called up the Post by long dis lance telephone from the Gall House in Louisville and gave tbe following message which was taken down by the editor of the PostSenator Goebel says that if the Cia cinnati or Kentucky Post prints one word about the socalled Stone controversy he will make it his particular business to see that the Kentucky Post is deprived of all the advertising which he can control and Lowry Goebel the Cincinnati carpet dealers will take all their advertising from the Cincinnati and Kentucky Post My brother has nothing to say as to what you call the Stone controversy in your telegrams This was so important that to avoid misunderstanding the Post wired to Senator Goebel at his headquarters at the Gait House LouisvilleSenator Goebel Gait House Louisville Ky Your brother Arthur Goebel has tele phoned the Post from tbe Gait House as follows in answer to our telegram to yon asking for a statement concerning W J Stones declarations that you promised him the nomination for Governor The statement from Arthur Goebel was here repeated Senator Goebel has not answered up to this hour of going to press MAYOR RIIINOCKS PLEA At the same time a message was sent instructing the Post corre spondent W P Campbell to secure a yea or nay answer to the question Was Arthur Goebel authorized to make this statement in your name About 130 Mayor Rhinock of Covington called up the manager of the Post by a long distance telephone and pleaded to have the Stone statement suppressed At the conclusion of his talk he said If you people insist on printing thesp stories you will lose my friendship He was asked if to his knowledge Senator Goebel bad authorized his brother to make the statement quoted above Arthur Goebel who was standing by Rhinocks chair took up the thread of the conversation He refused to state whether Senator Gocbel authorized him to telephone to tbe Post as he had done He con cluded If you want to ast- Senator Goebel have Campbell go to him I have no more favors to ask of you I went to the once before and you did not treat me fairly At 130 the following dispatch arrived Louisville Ky June 28 I Post Cincinnati O Saw Goebel very indignant refused to talk Would make no answerCAMPBELL Captain Stoqe repeated to the Dispatch last night substantially the statement made to Correspond ent Campbell of the Cincinnati PojJ Senator Goebej lffor his hijig ia qvingtonIas night aqd tnqcbe seen Qn Saturday after General Hardin had withdrawn and the Stone men who were in toe deal with Goebel and knew all abont it awaited the coming forward of Goebel to withdraw in favor of Stoae Goebel was sitting at the back of the stage as pajt as death I s rirye nOO w 4tI If Olrlo 1tfni44ehiqdRe- dwine and suggeatjsjl tdatje lat ter that now waS the proper time mfr g tibeJHcptpe forward and x1lray Then turning to sotne rson athjs side James said in the hearing of Redwine Go tell Goebel to come on now and with draw The personrreturned and informed James that Goebel refused to come Go tell him him to come at once I roared James Go tell him yourself was the reply I cantdo anything with himIt was then that Ollie Janes rushed over to where Goebel sat pale and silent with his eyes riveted on the floor andshaking his finger at him said CI you I will give you just five minutes in which to withdraw your name or by we will nominate Hardin Then it was that Goebel looked up at James and the only reply he gave him was the most diabolical grin that was ever seen on a mans countenance It spoke louder than words to James and he knew that Stone had been tricked and made the victim of Goebels treachery James wanted to make good the threat at once of nominating Hardin but other followers of Stone who thought Goebel would weaken at the last minute prej3leditEd Graham Dead Ed Graham died early Thursday morning June agth 1899 of lung disease Only r cently be had a violent hemorrhage while in the mines and had to be taken home The trouble grew until the end came Ed was a good citizen peaceful and industrious a sober earnest man He leaves a wife and three children His remains were buried Thursday afternoon at Earlington cemetery Gone a Fishia A sanguine and e equipped camping and fishing party of young men went from Earlington yesterday morning to the mouth of a creek on Green river two miles from Sebree The party consisted of Frank D Rash Henry Browning Buck Shaver Eldred Davis and Ed Rule two exsoldier boys two others that wanted to be and a coming college man Theyll have a good time fish or none Evansvllle to repeat thestreet fair features this year It is the opinion of many that that plan is the best to get a crowd that will spend money in the citya retail crowdLOCOMOTIVEBLASTS The bniiness ot the L N shows a big Increase over that of last year and now the stockholders look for a larger dividend to be declared Sickness called Operator Fawcell away from his post pi duty last week and Kid Arrington has been called here to supply the vacancy Tbe final papers have been signed in the agreement between the citizens of Dixon and the Illinois Central Railroad Com pany and work on the road tbat will run from Sullivan to Dixon will soon com mencoThe business on the Henderson division continues good In fact the year around business continues to be remunerative on the Henderson division The passenger traffic was quite heavy on the fourth on fbe Jieqderson division Tbe people along tbe route took adv- antagescours EMULSION OF CQDrLIVER OILWITH- KYPOPSPHITES should always be kept in the house for the fol lowing reasons FIRST Because If any member of the family has a hard cold It will cure It SECOND Became If the chll drenars dellcHtrt ami sickly It will make them alien JnJ well orIbuildtstrength FOURTH Because It Is the standard remedy In all throat and lung affections INQ household should be without it can be taken In summer as well as In winter JOe niiooiIi druggist S 9TT P I York otlhe cheap rales and visited relatives and friendsI Conductor Buckley has been to Chicago OB a visit as well as a business trip Section Foremen Henry and Edmondson spentseveral days this week up on Green river fishing We have yet to hear the first railroad man say he was for Goebel for Governor They recognlzethe fact tbat a fight made against corporations means a reduction of wages to them and they dont propose to be a party to the affair Quito an interest was taken by the rail road boys here in be celebration of the Fourth and to the local crews it has be come by custom a holiday The L N it is said will extend its lines into tbe mountain fastness of Clay county and the village of Manchester will soon hear the whistle of the locomotive for the first time Engineers ate now making a survey and as soon as It is completed work will be begun Railroads are civil Izers and it is hoped Ibis one may have a good fleets on the feuds of Clay county Nashville July rCol Jere Baxter of the Tennessee Central Railroad is in the city this week to look over the work on his road at Ibis end of the line and be ex presses himself as macb pleased with the outlook Col Baxter said today that be woald have cars running over the road by Christmas Tbe work in the upper coun ties is being pushed with energy and a report from the Chief Engineer shows that there are employed now on the road 2473 men grading with 698 teams and roB carts 88 bridge builders 88 culvert build ors and 30 masons making the total num ber of men employed 2578 The engineer reports that zoo additional teams are needed and tbat for these Ibe contractor is offering fj per day the highest wages ever paid Jor this class of work in that section of the country Tbe surveying party at this end of the line has accomplished much during the two weeks it has been at work LOUISVILLE KY June 30 1899 CUARLBS COWBLL Secy Republican Com mitten Hopkins County DZAR StaIt gives me pleasure loin form you that the Louisville Nashville Railway has been made Ibe official route to the Republican State Convention to be held in Lexington Ky July lath Tbe special train carrying tbe delegates from the city of Louisville and the Stale will leave tst St Station in rear of Gait House Wednesday July lath 1899 at 8 oclock a m A rate of one and onethird fares has been named from all parts in the State for the round trip The delegates from this city invite yourself and the delegates from your county to join them on the above special train and request that you will respectfully inform Ibe delegates from your county of the invitation and arrangements made for their comfort and conven ience The special train will return to Louisville after the Convention making direct connection with all trains out of Ibe city of Louisville for all points In the in tenor of the Slate Maf I ask your court eons assistance in concentrating the dele gates for the above train 1 Special arrange ments will be made solbal no unavoidable delay can prevent you arrrival In Lexington for the opening of the Convention lion which is important Yours truly J H MiLinx D P A L N Such is tbereal IssoeOI the Courier Journal declares which is now forced upon the people of Kentucky in the State canvassNo will be surprised that the Cour ierJournal desires to confuse the public mind and divert attention from the causes which have induced the present popular excitement and Ibe grave question which will demand settlement in November Every one expected some subterfuge devised to becloud or conceal its own share in the iniquities already perpetrated and Iboe intended What falsehood il would suggest in further aid of the Haldemao Coebel program none knew and few cared How it would attempt to explain its deser tion of all who bad served and Its betrayal of all who had trusted it its abandonment of every principle aud abrogation of every pledge was simply a mailer of speculation That a specious and mendacious apology for treachery which never bad a parallel would be forthcoming all knew and peo pIe felt no real interest and slight curiosity in what it might be But the baldness the poverty the absolute lack of originality of this excuse has excited something like a feeling of dIe appointment In Its extremity the once powerful and respected journal descends to bathos which is as ludicrous as it is degrading and sets up the hoarse worn out wair cry of the crossroads demagogue it used once so mercilessly to castigate As if to show that treachery and ingrati tude are ingrained and that it must be mean and false in everywise it turns at tbe bidding of its new master against Ibe corporation on whcss patronage il ha- staUIDedaadblends the snarl of the in grate the of the mendicant In what sense can Ibis campaign of Ibe CourierJournals master Mr Wm Goo bel be justly denominated the case of The Democratic Party versus the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company Dy what kind of logic can Coebel be iden tified after all that has occurred with the Democratic party How can the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company be rightfully held responsible for the wrongs which thousands of Democrats to fiercely condemn The will of the recent Demo cratic convention was frustrated and a man who was not Ibe choice of the party but who is generally disliked and distrusted was made a candidate Was the Louisville Nathyille Railroad Company a party to this fraud Goebel deceived Stone and robbed Hardin of over 200 votes Was the Louisville Nashville railroad an accomplice in either villiany 1 The people of Kentucky and the Ken tacky Democracy have just realized that the Goebel law was conceived and en acted to steal the office of Governor for William Goebel Had lha Louisville Nashville Railroad Comply any part In this crime IflbllCourler louroa will cease ospeak for the Democratic party out ofwhoo councils it has been kicked and whose confidence II can never recover and will say that tbe Louisville Nashville Rail road Company fs opposed to Goebel and Goebelism it will for once toll the trub Whether or not that Is an issue which should be prevented to Ibe people of Ken lucky may be open to question but in the light of what all men now know of Goebel his purposes and his methods It can be no ground forcriliclsmof ibe Louisville rail road Louisville Evening Post Secret of Beauty is health The secret ofhealth is the power to digest anjlflssini ilate a proper qu3qityqC fopd This can never bddoe whcr the liver does not act its part LoyQukuawthL r Tvtts Liver Pills are an abo lute cure for sick headache dy pepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious ness and kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills There will be a district meeting of Knights of Pythias in Owens boro on Tuesday July II Visitors will be present from all the meetingisterest in the order in that section DIGEST YOUR FOOD Ninety per entor all sickness It caused by not being properl4lireatedlt create po tons and goes your cud yea are systemtsPowder and watch tbe results You win feet the rood effects alter one due Gin It a trial and be conrlnctd Price 25c Dr Ottos Sprue Gum Saturn CurM Your Cough Jut the MUtfleln for Children For tabby St Bernard Drug Store Ground has been broken for the new 40000 barrel warehouse to bo built at Uniontown by Johnson Brashear of Henderson It is there will not be an idle man save from choice in that town for sev eral months cooehiI Ion than Chamberlain II says Mr Charles Holzbaner Druggist Newark N J It Is perfectly safe and can be relied upon la all cases of coughs colds or hoarseness DrugstoreEarllngton Gap George King St Charles Reports from over the county in dicate that the wheat crop is short yieldThisby the unprecedented cold weather of the past winterHartford Herald A Little Known Fact That most serious diseases originate In disorder of the kidneys No nope of Kood health while Ibe kidneys are wrong Foley Kidney Cure is guaranteed to make the kidneys right Campbell Co spendingtheand it is said intends to take up her permanent residence in that I city 13 P Chism CookaTtlle Teno wrllss have used Dr M A Simmons Liver Hsdiclns many jean It cures Dysppala Bllloni Fever Con stlpatlon tad many other allmtols ti dou not tripe or sicken Its action It mild even with children while Black Draught and Zcillna hive triptd and nauseated The Owensboro and Calhoon electric railway people have se cured the right of way from Cal hoon to Rome They are now negotiating with the people who own the coal land on Panther creek for an option on the mineral resources To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Oromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money It it falls to cure 350 Tbe genuine has L B Q oa each tablet Rudyard Kipling has been assured of his immortality by repro duction in wax for the Madame Tussaurl exhibition in London What among human ills are more annoy log than piles The afflictions that pre vent active exercise are bad enough but one that makes even real miserable is worse Women are among the greatest martyrs Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure the most obstinate case Price SOC In bottles tubes 730 St Bernard Drugstore The meeting of the Green River Valley Improvement Association- takes place at Rockport Ky July 15 There is no P About It No question indeed with those who have used it but that Foleys Kidney Cure is absolutely reliable f taII Kidney and Bladder diseases Campbell Co The Webster County Sunday school Convention will meet at Dixon July 8 and 9 The Apyetlte of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are ot of order All suds should know that Dr Kings New Life Pills the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy gives a splendid appetite sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy Only 25 cents at any Drugstore Not less than one million per sons attend the seventythree branch Chautauqua assemblies every summer To arouse a Dormant Liver sad secure psrms nant regularity of Ih Dowels Dr M A Sim mona Liver Medicine The Congo river has at one place thirtytwo waterfalls within a distance of 154 miles Whites Cream Vermifuge not only ef fectually expels worms but is unequaled as a toniC and is a certain and per manent cure for Chills and Fever in chil dren Price 2jc St Bernard Drugstore A recently built organ run by electricity contains 64500 miles of wire A TIMELY HINT iron kbuulJ do Tflaaund sea Utalyont blood U rich and 111 put In a perfectly beaithycoudltioubl thof Dr Carlstedte Liver Then you will hr free from malaria fever colds and tho grip Dr CarlatedtaGerman Liver Powder the best medicine money can buy For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Prlss 26o aii 60s S Settle For aale bj St Bernard Drug Store There are in the United States twentythree thousand summer hotels MU cssiDyspepCoufttIsQPI Iftv eis geetlon IfcguUtiMthojU ysi Pric I 5ct Sold by St Beroird Drvig Store I Now Ido8 PATTERNS i ver sons mother of u has E rArtnPn1 screwed and twisted over having to pay from 25c Mt bttfi4 I New Idea Patterns j tfi Any one of whichwill cost you only 11I Oc Any StyleAny Size I Oc E You must remember these are just as good ns anyMt tfiofthe high priced patterns you have been using = you run no risk in buying them = uuCAnySizeAny Style 10E4 4 fi iMADISONVILLE fi KY CO I i THE SAME PRIOE ON THS SAME THING TO EVERYBODY 1tAsk your neighbors They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and al ways at the right price 1 L Open A II night Barnett Arnold j t t1 doA Ad I5F- 4M1 oA t McCORD IContractor and Builder fYBARB axpanhIw- OsEARLINGTON KY All Classes of Buildings Erected made complete ready for occupancy aodfcluding the furnishing of all mechanical and common labor Iii PLANS DETAIL9 SPEC IPrice reasonable and satisfaction Ruirao 4 FICATIONS 4 CONTRACTS teed Estimates cheerfully given all kinds I DRAWN UP ON SHORT NOof Building and Special Work Give me a chance at work before I TICS ii your Idling contract nwtasiSISSSSISSSUS4SISUSSSUSItaSteUSISuIIgSsI4i4Ss I GEORGE o ToY1 J A IS on ucceuorlo Isaac Davis LIVERY It STABLEAt Mala Street Just west of depo- tEARLINGTON KY I FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service Isusssm aesssisuussss ssssssssss spa MEDICINE the- MilLION u lu J w TWYMAN DEALER IN anllGrateslCASTINGS L Contractor of all kinds Tin I Oalvanlzed Iron and Copper Work 1 HOOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTV AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 1 IllSSSS pp p p ssiulssp pp p uS S S S S ssssssss s s 1tPUS4P- k IiUJ for FEED A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at RetailJ4 for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution fCthc trade ComPdJpIAeof com uetr tamed to be of moro Kontnl uiemuouitiiwllcol nun Ibiui say olher fOr the cur oral loviatton a puch ole common to man ca 1110 tteir origin InaD lrl 1IgeIon or wutt1d for utzntistiujr toolrllloll nourtahmen DIJ olimlaaOnl wiate- Thecatogueot Ilia Undcv I pild to laciudo pretty nwly nrldjeou or whicu the physician ii nUNI 10 proocrt In p their alaadaf- itrenI tor 110 uceptnco or ilia Anlrl au IltOpro the company laid down the rinctp5 that evepthng entering tbl iwckot oof the hIsbade and so prepared an4 to retain ita iiiuiuiei Intact Anti uolmpalml through say extended tapas or tlm Only the choicest drugi uil thtlr preparation should be lu accordance with t lerfceted malhodjof modem science bl aiuici packed In RUM protected by abwrbtiit cotton and aecnnly Corked Krcn the cork used have teen or a grade so high In In ie ul inrnU that no manufacturer of Vtttt verydayatoppcracould rapplr more tbia smut from lilt output thatpocirtcatlonf vlii vrenlnturnpackedlnlioxeiol a notiurpaiiedmLeautyand moittaitldloui ornaincnuofgold UaYlII1 art ibehr hIghtanaard 1 and neveroontontlnir to vary from It the proprlctura reort to the accepted modem mOlbodnt making commodity known and seven hcndrea thousand dollan In vested wtthtu live jeer In newppcr flllhR tufond AmerIcan cltizcl Dung ltoUghAnd unl7tIDIl ousecrera of the changed Tsbulee conditions that over cornrner la and caroM to note every ellctimatllee bnln a bearing upon tile auccoeitut protocU Ion of their trade lb maxgen or the company nave UOle that I Ibdbbeat or overJhlRk resent tIding called upon to payMavy uercentaeetor superfluous suit pr ear but II e orunneoteury cnao protection a intn4M to lnaItexperiencethatrellence from that might at nrit beeaspectNJ inaimucb u under ifaToratlo condition tboao that bare lain loose In a a traveling bag or pock A I forwent weekvor tnontui are round to be practically M efflcacloui ai- xcllnu ever upon these soxceittoni and noting r1I ttrthe unimpaired prosperity of newspapers now sold tot a rent Inttcad of the old rate of times amount and tile In aU directions toward low lara aort IttcreaMd sales the company have entered upon the uperUuent of putting up iupau Tabulelltn raateboa5 packbell1lla or o a cent each 1h e companywilt not IllOOollou the roanufaclure and e In the form with watch- I the to know and value the lupanaTabule but wtiioffcr the cheaper IlrnonleUtntbe beuellor Inch as may iteelre them II should l1e Dhtiat the medicine II Identical fn boUt sorts the only durerenoa peckaItlat wthlrbtatn a lupply wbeo requoa by a taitdmar to dose I but in an 111 shingle carton containing ten labnlcs will Ua aenhJstsae lf111 to any addrewfor flT i cents In stimpi to the I as New York Until ta 1cnodiare thommthlr Introduced to agents and peddlers will be supplied at a- ries toriJwhich will thfm a fair martin ot rroflt YlM Idotea cartons for Woenta hAtX 7 WHITES V oRIv1s VERMIFUCIEIlosttn FII2DYllslasLlllaUWM 1 y oro 3YAX4xoaDGrOrX o rYe4t by JAMHEft F ALLARO it LUItL I a t J I 1iV kiirijef I 1 F J I t E ac e- 4M I 4 J If- v 4 U 4 j r J WI iI iI 4ja i f I t c V- U 4 4 1 j f 7 i 1TffvT TII TI I 3- I i e SI i t I 4 Il l f I t y 11 V 9 rJ1 I 4 c1 J fr a 1F 4 r iwI qqe Iee as1J3ubustrjwetIveILOCALNS i The opening ba1l at SebrM takes place tonight Miss Kato SuIIvanajgn Howell and EvaasviH The A O th W j vrla- ttractedsoJneaU wiqfi I Mrs Calvja RIM4tta St Charles country444t k Miss Lizzi i i yule visited fricad 5ii sgotk this week t Some good work is being done on the public roads in some parts of the county Mrs Nannie Taliaferro of Nor tonville visited friends here Fri day and Saturday Mr J W Reynolds of Hender son visited his daughter Airs W W Ethcridgc this week Miss Eliza Wilkins of Madison ville vjsited tho family of Mrs Jennie E Moore Monday Willie Mills was in Earlington for a short while Tuesday en route to Mayfield for a short visit Mr John Redding and Miss Cornelia Doyal of Madisonville spent Tuesday with Miss Sallie Farnsworth Mrs C E Lane returned this week from a visit to her parents in Lisman accompanied by her two 1 little sisters 6Mr Ben Gilliland ana family of St Charles went to Evansville Monday tp spend a few days of Vacation with friends Mr Ernest Littlepage formerly a conductor on the Henderson di visioD but now running out of Louisville spent the Fourth hjrej The new hog law which was passed by the City Council Mon day night appears in this issue It takes effect today upon publica tion Work is moving rapidly on the new coal washing plant at the St Bernard coke works The caj Center force however were given a needed rest on the Glorious aFOtirth f Mayor Burr had the City Coua cIt to meet with him at his nisi dencc Monday night and was able to take his cheerful and corpulent presence to hioffice yesterday morning The social season of PAWSOQ Springs is now in full bast and there are many visitors at the hotel The Arcadia has secured a fine Italian Band to furnish music for the season The time for fishing iq Loch Mary is upon us again The time of prohibition against taking fish during the spawning season and the starting of the young fish ex pired JulyI- Will Bramham has ventured afoot as far away from home as the barber shop during the past few days but it was us long a run as he wanted anti he almost bad to double the lull back It was a stroke good manage ment on the part of tim A O U Wsplacing one of their number at the end of the dam to direct the movement of vehicles to and from the park It is a good precedent and should be follpvved on all fu ture picnic occasions Henderson will have the Ken tucky Press Association as guests next Tuesday The gang will have a steamboat excursion from Hen derson to the mouth of Green River Tuesday night and after the busi ness meetings will go to Petosky jNlich for the annual jaunt Dr W K Finer of Hopkins ville gave a recital at the M E ChUrch South Monday evening ibat was greatly enjoyed1 by his fcearers It was a rare treat such as Earltngtqn not often I favored with The pnlyfegrc is thatJlll could not ard bYB greater nutnber J terrtrat emce AIde Ii Gold Putt tkt work HOC LAW PASSED II I City Council Takes Action for r m 4t yA Qoodot P I 1 JAtevening last the Earilngton City I Council passed the hog law that been in contemplation for some months past The Councilmen I have only done this after mature deliberation and full consideration of all the points at issue and feel that they arc doing what is neces sary and best for the general good of the pUblicf Health isji letter than hogs and nobody ever saw an odorless pig pen The execution othls law may be a little inconvenient to some few Earlington cit izens for the time but all good citizens will be ready to suffer a little personal inconvenience to pro I mote the public good Following is the law as adopted Ordinance Whereas Divers citizens of the city of Earlington do now own fad keep swine or bogs within the city limit of said city and allow said swine to wallow upon and be fed upon their premises and the premises ofothers and- Whereas Said sw1necrete disagreeable filtbanuisance of all the inhabitants of said city aqV therefore the City Council of the City of Earlingtoo do ordain as follows Thai from and after Ibe passage of this ordinance it shall be and is unlawful and shall be and Isa nuisance for any persoq to keep and feed any swine upon their premises or on the premises of others with in be city limits of the city of EarlioRton sod any person so keeping or feeding swine wliuln said city limits shall be fined for sub hog or pig so kept and fed the sum of notjeis sbus five nor imbre than ten idol Ian for each offense hdfqr tt purposes of this ordinadcieacb day baisaid bog or pigls so kept and fed shall constitute and bajmnhbable as a separate offense j WILLIAM F BURR Mayor Attest PAUL M MOORS Clay Clerk July 3 1899 Wonderful Discovery LuNsroRD ALA April 15 1898 New SpezscerMcdiclue Co hoar Slrs1 have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I bad no verybaLdoctors and they fatted to do me any good I gel no relief until I began lo use your vawabk NOlan Tea 1Uabeitl two dollars worth of it and II did me morn good than all the medicine I ever took I have gained thirtyfive pounds in weight and ray health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite excellent I can recommend Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend lo any com munity Any one wbo doubts this state meat can write OSCAR BAXBX Sold bySr Bernard Drug Stor- eUoydVanlson Mr J F Lloyd and Miss Annie Vanison married Monday evening at the home of the bride in this city the Rev I H Tee performing the ceremony Both I were well known and popular young people The happy couple left Immediately for Louisville and Cincinnati to spend a few days Till BEE extends congratulations There is more Catarrh in Ihhfteeffmn of the country than all other difses put to gether and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many yens doctors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by con to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable Science has coostltutlonaldiMUetional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F 1 Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure oa the market IIs taken internally In doses from ten drops to a teaspoonful It acts directly on Ibe blood and mucous sur faces of the system They offer one bun dred dollars for any case it tails lo cure Send for circulars and testimonials Address F J CHENEY Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family are the best j Good Meeting Elder I H Tee closed a very interesting and enthusiastic meat ing at Slaughtersville last Friday Ten persons were added to the congregation a minister called for the remainder of the year and the church set to work Brother Teel begins a twelve days meeting at Mortons Gap on next Monday July loth The pub lic is cordially ivitcdto attend BAnJEpldernla of Diarrhoea oanjilGrovaFlaepidemic Of Diarrhoea there He bad a aeveralta kand was curedby f9ur doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy He sajsbe also recom mended ii lo others say itls the best medicine they ever used Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Earllngionj Ben T Robinson Motions aP George King St Charles Natural gas for fuel is being abapdoned in northwestern Ohio and the pipe lines to Toledo and Sandusky are being torn lip IHUAM CUBAN RELIEFcutetu HeunlgUocd Toothache lit flvo minutes a ur Stomach and Bsmm er Complaints rlce250wata Sold by St Bernard Drugstore LEtlGTHENSYDlIfIl1ltE The scrubbing brush Is the lmpl w nt of torture with which thousands of women are woarig out their lives trJe cause of IItthe wri oklec G L i J I 1 r Washing Powder Ii comes tothskrtllef U 4 Mui tbli gwrt I 4aAM t6 jcEubbisi JtNekI Ma Ing wilt 1ti11 WltIa 1Wf thaCOlt has were Pills their cleanser FtH tvffiomj b your large package JHE K FAIRBANK COMPANY MUM ITLMM NCWVMK N55IN t 0 Q LI nrFuLnAyF I Im the Cool Shade of Lakeside i I t Park With Fine Breeze MUSIC BY ST CHARLES BAND I The A O U Ws Fully Satisfieda t With TheirSuccessb 8 I f 7 1fI A LARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE The Glorious Fourth brought a multitude of ncoplejtovEarlinglonM m Hi homes tttof c brisk breezes from off Lock Mary to enjoy the A 0 U W outing which had been well advertised in TilE BEE to The morning was a little sultry but when the afternoon came no more pleasant resting place couldn have been found in the temperate regions It wasnt so cool in the dancing pavillion but those who danced didnt mind the mercury The St Charles Band made sweet to music for the hundreds ot delighted of listeners who sat or stood about all ovejj tie grounds in friendly by groups The various amusements offered were liberally patronized and long before the day was done the large supply of refreshments of all kinds had been exhausted and the stocks of Earlington mer of chants had to be drawn upon All the livery stables dida hot and driving business and at night before they laid themselves down to rest on their poor beds of saw dV1t and straw I each fourfooted of of I lusrit be no more Glorious Fourths this leyearp IS IT RIGHTr Foran Editor to Recommend Patent tledicinesBTbeSylvan Valley News Brevrad Nl C says It may be a question whether the publiclyrCommendaacflbe yet as a preventive of suffering we feel II adojy to say a good word for Chamber Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy We have known and used this medi cine In oar family for twenty year and have always found it reliable In maqy cases a dose of Ibis remedy wouldsave hours of suffering while a physician is dependingimplicitlywe do believe that If a bottle of Cbamber lains Diarrhoea Remedy were kept on hand and administered at Ibe inception of an attack much suffering might be avoided and in very many cases the presence of a physician would not be required At leastdthis has been our experience during past twenty years This remedy DrugstoreEarlington Gap George King Si Charles Kit Carsons Rifle Washington Telegram lo the Chicago Record Kit Carsons rifle which was carried by him for more than fortyN years and which never failed is now a precious relic in the pos session of the Montezuma Lodge of Masons at Santa Fe of which he was a member Best way to Invest 35 Centsr J893NewyourNubianin my family and it Is all that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever tried It is Just the thing to tike if you feel bad and are bilious w A n LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Dru Store Work will begin in a few days upon the repairs to the roof of the amphitheatre at the fair grounds and other places needing repairs The track will also be put in fine condition during the next ten days and everything in connection with the big event will be hustled from now on for all it is worthHustb ler Discovered by a Woman a Another great discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this country Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its se verest Jests but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent For tbr emontbflbe coughed locessaollyI andcouJdRotsleep She m a to recovery by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and was so much re lieved ori takiag Grit dose that she slept all nightsnd two bottles has been nbsolatBlycured Her name is Mrs Luther JJulz Thus writes W C Hannick Co of Shelby NqQ Trial bottles free at St Cemird Drugstore Regular size 500 andI IfJoo Eyjry bottle guaranteed ilik understood that steps Mil soon be taken to push another vote on the proposition for a graded school in Madisonville Hustler Gave Up All Hope t Louis Prickett507 Bryan Ave Danville Ia writes- I bad suffered several years with Asthma and after trying a great many remedies I hadfliven up all hope I was advised to try Foleyi Honey and Tar It immediately stops the coughing spells and I get my breath more II is Ibe only msdlclne that eyerTgava me relief if 4 Campbell Co Englands merchant marine in cludes over 21000 vessels of which about 8000 are steamers c dlRMlion and assimilation pro duce dlsorderedcondhlons ot Ibe system which grow and are confirmed to neglect Herbioe gives tone to tim stomach and causes good digestion Pr1e50 cents 51IBernard Drugstore elThe man i who has rot learned to say no will be a weak ifnot a wretched rtatV as long as he1 JivesiTAi Maclaren t Is ypur liver tired Does it fallto do itt- duty 1 140 dont neglect its call for help A few doses of save you a spell of sickness Herblnels the only fectiLyer medicine It cures Chills and I Fever Price 50 St Bernard Drugstore Pension Frauds rom Cleveland 0 Leader Commissioner Evans was inter viewed by the Washington Post the other day and he declared that the votes of censure being passed by conventions of Grand Army men were inspired by claim t- gents He said he was certaino that was the case with resolutions passed in Oklahoma and Illinois and he asserted furthermore that the bureau was grossly misSt represented by some of the men t who had been thwarted in the at- empt to put through fraudulent Speaking of frauds Commissioner Evans said that an agent had been prosecuted in Nashville Tenn who presented tim bureau loG fraudulent claims all but four of which hadI been manufactured by taking ames from the headstones in a cemetery for colored soldiers andt creating fraudulent widows and orphans for them by means oft forged affidavits We are inclined believe that the honest claims t every old soldier widow or orphan is given careful attention the present administration We feel certain that President McKinley would not tolerate anyI other treatment of the veterans of the union army and navy and- o Grand Army men should be sure their facts before they pass resolutions censuring the com missioner of pensions Glorious NewsIComes from Dr D B Cargile of Wasblla I T He writes Four bottles Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer scrofula which bad caused her great suffering for years Terrible sores would break out ooh r head and face and the best doctors could give no help tml her cure is complete and her health is excel nt This shows what thousands have t- rovedthat Electric Bitters is the best lood purifier known Its the supreme for eczema teller salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores It stimu lates liver kidneys and bowels expels poisons helps digestion builds up the- trength Only 40 cents Sojd by St ernard Druggist GuaranteedI Kentucky Fair Dates Lexington August 95 days Madisonville August 94 days Lawreticeburg August 154 daysILebanon August 154 days Columbia August 154 days Brodhead August 233 days Shelbyville August 233 days Springfield August 223 days Bardstown August 195 days Elizabethtown Sept 55 daysI Bowling Green Sept 134a- ys Glasgow Sept 204 days Guthrie Sept 274 days Horse Cave Sept 274 days Owensboro Oct 35 days Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hiuton Ala writes us August lath 1898 I advise all others to give their children Planters ubian Tea when they are puny or IretI ful I keep Ibis medicine in the bouse and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store The ladies of the W C TU at Madisonville have secured the- rivilege of running thedinmg hall at the Great Fair this year Would Have Cost Him His Life I have been using Foleys Kidney Cure and take great pleasure in stating it gave me permanent cure of kidney disease certainly would baye cost me my life I recommend it In any one alluded with kidney trouble OSCAR BOWMAN Lebanon Ky Campbell Co Charles Minters and son Charles of St Charles will locate in Madi sonville He Fooled the Surgeons- All doctors told Renidk Hamilton of West Jefferson 0 after suffering 18 months from Rectal Fistula be would die nless a costly operation was performed ut he cured himself with fixe boxes of Arnica Salve the surest pile cure on Earth and Ibe best Salve in the World 25 cents box Sold by SI Bernard Druggist Half a dozen American women are earning a living as stenographers in Havana The dialers ot a MalariaL AimoipkerflBiayabe by occasionally taking DrM A Simon Liver Medicine In Chicago is made 45 per cent of the vinegar manufactured in the United States I have received more benefit from out bottle of Foleys Kidney Cure than from mouths of treatment by physicians writes V B Conklia of Bowersville Ohio CampbellCo Calilorn produces about one third of the almonds consumed in1 the United StatefeV Tfcoife who livo on farms are liableto mSoy accidental cuts burns and brnisM yLlnlmentand 50 cents Si Bernard Drugstore The growth of girls is greatest in their fifteenth year of boys in their seventeenth Tls worth a bag of gold This applies with special force lo Hoods Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine Damage from floods in the Brazos valley is estimated at 4 000000 The loss of life is not believed to be great The waters are still high and it will be some time before railways can be repaired and the full extent of the oss ascertained For Sores Ulcers Burns Galls Piles nothing so good as Banner Salve the healing medicine in the world 250 Campbell Co IThe migonette isthe national flower of Spain Sick ileidache Wind on the ilomichDli louineii Nausea arc quickly cured by a few doss of Dr Mi A Slmmeai Liver Medicine DOWN IN TIlE KINESvx w The Friday Issue of the Louisville pot contained tbif piece of good newi The Kentucky Railroad Coramlulea yesterday annduncei Us decliloala favor of railroads and Kentucky coal ralnere la the long and short haul case In future he railroads will be allowed to maintain he same rate for transporting coal and ther merchandise ai they have done for some years and will not be forced to raiw the rate to coraplo with their charge for the short haul This decision will have a great effect on he business of the Stale particularly oo ho coal industry When it became known hat by the statute the railroads would bt transportahusCommission to exonerate the roads frorai this statute The Board of Trade of Louisville Joined in the petitions and the Com mission has been bearing evidence for a week in support of the petitioners Capt yesterday that the stat to would only be changed on commodities the change would injure the interests of the State The action of the Commit on was not to Invalidate a Kentucky statute but simply to protect the busineM of the Stale For the past week a number of coat owners and operators have a he city walling for the They alt were pleased over the opinion of the Com ission and said that the coal industries 01 he State have been saved The Commission is now preparing ao opinion which will bo ready in a day oa wotUclow we give an account of another f dastardly act perpetrated by the organized miners of the North Citizens la peacsh able pursuits of labor are not free he vengance of these murderersSMurpbysboro III June 30At 9 dBryansf the Illinois Central bearing forty sevc negro miners from Faoa was shot into by a crowd of miners at Lawder William son county One negro woman was killed by a bullet going through her heart The t negroes were brought by Samuel T Brush PMuddyn bis mines there where there is now a strike The miners fifty in number were armed with rifles and were bidden in the grass behind the country depot the train stopped the leader ho was aliII Italian got on the platform and com IIBryanrevolver being flashed in his face Tb- rain began to move and the miners poured in their fire Conductor Bryan tbetBoorthe woman who was killed instantly Hall a mile further the negroes were unloaded and placed under charge of guards They were marched to the mines Intense ex cilement prevails at the Carlerville coalfield and bloody riots are expected as the feeling has been intense for weeks Now It comes the turn of the Alabama coalminer to profit by the wave of pro perily that has struck the country and we quote this from Ibe Courier ournal of Ibtt let Birmingham Ala lone 30After a prolonged conference of ten days the coal miners of Alabama and Ibe operators came to an agreement this evening in re gard lo the scale of wages to be paid dur log the coming year Both parties made some concessions and the scale adopted was a happy compromise this allimport ant question being settled without a strike The main features of the scale are as follows the minimum rate to be paid is 4undercents with iron at us and over The day laborers in the mines get an advance of 10 12 and 15 per cent varying according to advances received several months ago The Idea is to give these a 25 percent increase altogether over the wages they were receiving a year agoj when iron was selling at tio and under The laboring day will remain as at pres eolIen hours Blue Creek an advance of two cents on its scale The new scale gee into effect tomorrow and it is expected that iron has so increased in price during the past month that the miners will be entitled to another raise of Iwo per cent The Arnold mlnewas again started op last week and this time it is generally con ceded that few mines are better equipped than this one for loading coal on cars and good results are looked for Thousands of miners in this State willI stop and think before they support a man for governor who has no love for justice at a convention or after the ballots are cast Superintendent Crntcbfield was over last Saturday and was feeling quite sick indeed A bilious attack is said lo be Ibe cause of illness The Mayor of Evansville is trying to settle difference between miners and op erators in the South Indiana district But the trouble is be wants the operators to do all the conceding by recognizing Ibe miners union Better let the mines lay idle rather than surrender to a class of labor who have caused all the trouble thereAlthough the summer days are oatbeI few days needed rest for the miners hasI not come yet and the prospect for Ilake that fishing trip is not bright Foreman Toombs Is rushing work on the new coke buildings and many of the large timbers are in pUce The new building will show decided improvements over the old one All parties agree that Engineer Joe Brown vjho has charge of the engine at No ii mlaels mall who 11will do to trust Ills good judgement and nerve probably saved the lives of some sightseers last week J J McGregor is now doing guard duty at he Arnojd raiser fo cptft iHtfna sleepy everylHprai8giWhicb sWiladica lion that eJs ve A watcbfu I a dpldi ewakowbilIoadiy t Alnb inetat3k4en S C141e5 lI rt pa O It l COUnIyOb55 II J9t iIt 4 IAofN01F I Fr3 iIi 1 tt 4t i Utse Ba ciana cartrijssmnd can be loaded tin dahiltil I Fine achromatic ls aa4ctys- hutter set of JIiiiM p nd socket for tripe4 1 y ell made and ce w Stlf tktl ser PftehOldersnoheart Kot etS31E- AsTI4i KODA- KCOfdIthrt I Rockic Y Public Statement From A Public Man Hon W n Ohloy ExBecretarr of Stat of Wilt Virginia write an open letter CBABLESTOK W Va Mar 0 1893 Ti whom it may concern 4Ij most heartilyrecomracnilPcrunn as of in cases of catarrh It U especially beneficial wherever the mucous membranes arc itffected As e tonlo certainly has no superior W H OULKT ExSccrotnry of State Ron Y II Outer Perunftlia cured thousands of ob dimcatarrhal disease but thoro are couatlcss multitudes of peoplo who are till struggling with catarrh and need elp To such as these the unqualified recommenJatton of Poruna by Expcrttaiy Ohley is directed lssclqtlflo and purely vegetable Al- lruIats sell It was not because of any lack of business but sioiply for a rest and celebration The rath Is that coal orders with some of the mines areabout as numerous now as they nsaallyare in the winter Mining Engineer Howard White has heeD badly crippled the past week with a sprained ankle but Howard will hobble even if he Is a sufferer Weigher John Salmon of the Crabtree I eslreporled lobo quite sick An effort Is being made by the U M VV atEvansvillo to induce the coal consumer- shereto bum none but union mined coal ut we believe the people there arefree and will aCt yield to such unreasonable re quests WD Cavinessof the St Bernard me chanical force has been extending Ibe waterworks pipeline the past week It is a common expression to bear our miners hero say they longed for a few days rest For more than a year now they have been in a constant strain so great has been- eedemaudcoCl and now they long for tha day when the mine will be Idle A labor agitator says that Ibe labor unions must work for a higher education which according to blviews as to what constitutes such an education you must elect only union men to office Then they will ba able to say to the capitalists on Just wlutrm he canrun bis own business aadfta ctlaa short time if allowed they would by force take bis property an- diicIjt among bemselves It you rob a business man of all right to say bow his basinets should be carried 00011 will tpon KM to theppint when you would rob filip of his property filcher and Kennedy who have charge of pie strike at Evansville can see no rea son of suspecting them of being in any way connected with the late attempted assassin ation of laboring men at Evansville yet we understand they bad their represents llveat Madisonville from which place the miners were taken and said agitator warned them if they went to Evansville lo work in- ailaeshere they would be foully dealt with Them seams to have been a complete nn derslaadlug between the agitators at those points and nil indicates that it was a deep aioVpIoti But Dilcher and Kennedy say they were In bed at the time All orders were carried out to the letter CASTORIA8r Th kInd You Hai Always Rqht Bas the- 8lgiiatureof S Ad vJco for the delivery of train orders raI VagJfaoabtaMo deliver train orders to trains going at tulltpoedi thus effecting a great savingoftlmeI otblngtquals Ballards Blackberry Balsam for Cramping Diarrhoea and Bowel Complaints This remedy is one of the ovi and most successful medicine- s4fJJ4fld Price 25 cents Si Bernard p ljJ xGtmberts ttie Evansville man who Usin yeani rpasL worked the three card monle racket with bis pals on passenger trains over roads reaching Evansville is npwprppuelpr of a lawless drinking and gambling placein St Louis lie wasbadly used up ins light there recently sour Stoiziathis ontof the lIrsi symptoms of a coming Dlllona attack Cute11 with a few doses tuMAi Slmmonj Liver Medicine lianon law School LEBAWDN TENN Ten Thousana Pages ol Living LawReally a two Years Course Accomplished in INE XE With Diploma and License REVIEWED Another year free of Charge Addreit N GREEN CHANCELLOR NextTtrin September 4 i 1899 C9ur E010t d1ti S All communications sad mathS ol newt per taming lo this column should be addressed to GcoArsxasekr RariHiftos Ky James Dunlap and Mrs S Dunlap are on the sick list this week H Garret and family spent the Fourth in Evansville Miss Lena Mlms and Mrj WIII Haw kiDS wore quietly married in Madisonville July 3d at clerks office Witnessed by Wash Hines JB Hawkins spnVfthr Purthlll EvansvilleMiss Earle is at home again from school Prof Gordon of Greenville Ky is the guest of Mrs O F Bailey Miss Mollie Alexander was in Earling ton a little while the Fourth Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Lizzie Rhodman to Mr Clarence Nurse Thursday night July Ctb Little Miss Rosa Ray who has been attending school at Chicago III is again at her home Mrs Bertha Sees ofBrazil Ind spent a few days hero this week The K W M ot A Grand Lodge met here last week and had a grand time The- elegates say they were cared for better ere than ever before Woodsons Message to Bryan Kentucky Democrats have roven their loyalty to the cause of silver by turning down Wat Hardin and the Dispatch Bill Goebel and the Courier Journal will hold Kentucky safely in the white metal column for 1900 HAINIKALSAMOIMsl S kxuzin- sNvutsils forth I Or7 air to tM TcutifUl IP UUtac I GROVESi TAE TLEE CHILL TONIC18 J 68V AS COOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PftICE80ct- 8ounILI NOT is issa Patio Medicine Co Bt Louis Mo Oenllemon We sold lxii year mOea6GllOVKH TASTBL a CHILI bought three Stole already this year In all oreror It ding builneu ban- Deyenolltln antcla thAtllayo unlTCrtal Kill tocUoD M your Toole Yoon truly aztsrCAUa ACO Lucile jlotel- J W PRITCHETT PROPRIETOR JAMES PRANOBWAY I OLBRKB ERNEST OLAYTOR One square from depot on Main Street MADISONVILLE KY Best service Choice table Full corps of experienced hotel help NEW- BELMONT HOTEL Cy Scott Proprietor Lon Hall Clerk- MADISLWVILLE KY NEAR DEPOT Newly furnished from bottom to top and front to rear Best accom modations Polite attention 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 tfTGLADTOSHOWYOU St BernarlGeneral Store I ft 1 ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS CLEANSES THE JYSTEM EFFECTUALL- D PfL fS frIEroOVERCOMEs i 1i481T GO S1PATION PERMANENTLYITS IrfcrAl fout THE GEHVIHEMAHT ey g 1G5WibZ4 4iroe SAU rru CKRMMT rau 10 niMni W A HISDK1 President O W WADD1LL Cubist 3fopki rountJ BANKMATISONVILLE Captal Stock 50181 Transacts a general banking business and Invites the accounts of the citizen of Hopkins and aujoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault ia that section of Kentucky Capital Slock Paid In Snrplis fin 150000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS iNi- e57JNOGMORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not tobnsi ness men we are talking they know all about itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safetyIf the bank is a good one Theres convenience tbe money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large sum In your pocke- tMAPISONVILLP KENTUCKY Co ompcwit Prescriptions i i properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist to have a large amount of drugs fresh drugs He must give the heft possible work and for compensation no must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM HER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE Anyone lending a iketeh and description met iloklT our opinion U1 Is Commuote- ationaitrtctiycoOdentiaL ltandbookofl eLen4 lent freo Uldest mer for lecuriflit P enu Patents taken Munn k Vo teoutys Special notice wtthou charge In the Scientific HttterKnu A handsomely Illmtraled weekly Tjtreeit cit clomiao Terms 2 a newsdeaienMUNNlJraucb THOS B YOUNG Mahufacturerof 111gb Grade e rBoots and Shoes RepaIr Work a Spicliltf i Earltngton 1y 1vishtdstate to the general pub I lie that owing to the demand for new york as well as all lasses of repair work I have procured lbs services of a first class shoemaker horn Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and givesatisfaction A Coatpf Many Colors Met the Requirements of Joseph But What Your House Requires is TWO COATS of 1 I 1 JI NI IeC r rices4Right Your Trade Solicited MIXED PAINTS f2 tt- tit1 Quality Unsurpassed 0 I wriwrewwvywVVYyVywuwwf ii i i I St Bernard Drug gfijte c r J OJ iJ 1 f e 1 LL lt 4 r 7 7- i Li at j I 1 J t 1 w L L 5 J LLi I- j I w1 at 1 I il 1I I 1 r III 4 wi lINb bUtBlL a Democratic Comment Makes Him a 4 Robber Chieftan t M TCH BITTERNESS EXPRESSED 1 C From Lexington Heiald- TJdiriol forget Mr Goebel that I sometimes the apple t f even a boisterous and bully ambition like yoiiHjiurns to ashes and Scorches theiibstHat touch it v orebvr Thomes Dclckt From Eminence Constitutionalist The defeat of Hardin might have been borne with some degree of equanimity by the Democracy ofEminenCT and Henry county but the defeat of the Hon Wm RThorne makes a sore that only time can heal Many Democrats have hesitated to commit them selves tb the support of Goebel but jj the second ballot for Lieu tenant Governor was a body blow and time will be necessary for all Democrats to catch a fresh breath Thesoreheads in Eminence are numerous One Republican of fered tobet that the Republican a majority in Eminence would be zoo Will Saw Wood From New Haven Echo After a week of sensations the Democratic Convention Tuesday nightnominated Wm Goebel for Governor Much could be said of the Convention its chairman and others who used every means known to mortal man to carry their point regardless of the conse quences On those will rest the the responsibility of his victory or the defeat ot the party m November That reminds us that winter is coming on and that we have a very large pile of wood that must be sawed up before the chilling blasts comes and we are expect ing several other cords of wood from our subscribers that will cer tainly keep us pretty busy In the mean time the wood pile shall have our attention Bring on your woodf uThe body that I love more than life itself is in the hands of cutthroats and assassins Char lie Bronston in Louisville Demo cratic convention FronrNew Haven Echo The people of Kentucky have very clearly shown in the past few weeks that they will not be con trolled by the Bosses and the sooner that some of our two by four politicians realize this fact the better it will be for them 15e Fit For Public Trust From Henderson Gleaner it is just such reprehensible scenes as have characterized the proceedings of the Kentucky Democratic Convention that breed recruits for the ranks ot independent voters Men who arc actuated by right motives and whose afflia tion with the party organization is based upon a sincere desire for competent officials to administer State affairs are outraged in a con vention where order and the rules are disregarded The question maFbe asked is the man who will leadja political mob in a conven fit for the duties ofa public trust TIle public is too tolerant oft looseness in nominating con ventions anyhow and no better po litical reform could be launched than one having in view the improvement of convention manners It is time for the suppression of ruffianism in party conventions andthe sooner the task is accom plished the better Dreys Town Agaltut IBm Special to the Louisville Post Owensboro Ky June 29 After giving the Democrats a whole day to cool off the cor respondent of the Evening Post sought to find how the nomination of Goebcl affected them At least loo of the best Democrats in the city and county were interviewed who declared that they will not support the Covington man It is believed that there are more than 300 Democrats in the city and not less than d thousand in the f county with similar sentiments Some of these will be whipped into line but the most of them are men of too much character to be forced to bow to the will of the bossesBets are already being made that the Republican candidate will carry the city of Owensboro by from too to 300 Some of the young Democrats of the city are Temporary say they will have at least fifty members and expect to enroll seventyfive Not Democratic Prom Lexington PressTranscript The platform is in no sense DemocratIcit is pure Goebelism and no Democrat is under any ob ligation to support that platform We do not mean to say that Mr Goebcl believes in the principle enunciated Mr Goebel was a fi und money man a follower of CarlisleCleveland and that school of Democrats He was elected to the Seriateas such in 1895 and in 1896 until after the primaries in Kentucky he was supposed to be a sound money Democrat What are his present views we do not pretend to know But in State matters the platform commits the party to measure are anti 1in0criticand if adopted would the State This platform was the fruit of the con spiracy between Goebel and Stone and did notrepresent the opinions of the convention and we do not believe that onethird of the Dem ocrats of Kentucky endorse those measures At the primaries this policy was overwhelmingly re jected Not Vet King From Nashville American The Louisville Post gently ob serves that manifestly the nomi nation of Goebel is worthless not because tainted with fraud but because it fairly reeks with fraud And the Post then boldly declares The election of Goe bel would mean a dynasty in Ken tucky worse than that which today curses Pennsylvania New York and Ohio and would make of this man hailed by Watterson tp day as King a mean brutal boss more unscrupulous than any of his forerunners and with a deeper contempt for law and for the peo ple than has Quay Platt or Hanna Evidence is not lacking that there will be hot time in old Kentucky before the maritbat- Col Watterson has hailed as King actually assumes the functions attached to the title Treaditrr Special to the Henderson Journal Kuttawa Ky June 30Capt- w J Stone received a great ova tion last night on his return from the Louisville convention He delivereda fine speech thaqking his friends for their loyalty and reviewing the convention He re ferred to the treachery that de feated him and answered the in terview of Mayor Rhinock at Cov ington which denied that any agreement hd existed Capt Stone declared that that interview was untrue He said while the Stone men kept their agreement as to the organization the Goebel men failed to keep theirs 0The Fat In tbe Pits From the Mayfield Mirro- rJneDemocrats have complained bitterly and justly against the government by soldiers Which Gov Bradley has sent about the from time to time during his administration and they could i have made this tell very strong against the Republicans in the approaching campaign But they I pointbyLouisville to stand guard over the Democratic convention After all it was not a very sharp and ob servant Republican who said that Democrats could be depended onto kick the fat in the fire at the proper time riemorlal for Dead Candidate From the Lexington Herald It has been suggested that a memorial meeting be held some where in the seventh district at which eulogies can be passed upon the late lamented and beloved cane didates from the various counties of this beautiful but illfated dis trictThe bodies of the deceased could lie in statesay the capital at Frankfort and over the door could be incribed Sacred to the memo JuniwGaylei I Smith M A Cassidy and Tobias Gibson who died upon the memo rable and fatal a8th of June died at the hands of William Goebel died because they were notable to get upon the slate lovely in their lives united in their deaths martyrs to the new order in the selection of delegates and nomination of candidates in the Democratic party requiescat in pace It issaid that the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church if this be so the seventh district lias seed enough to start churches everywhere and while it is good for the courch it is rather severe upon the martyrs From Glenn Graphic- It is a fact that cannot be denied a fact that grinds the honest intel ligent voter that less than a score of men ruled the convention and dictated its every move It was a convention that was Democratic in name only From the Springfield NewsLeader The victory of Goebel is an ex commonlydesignated do in a convention From the Logan County News It will require more than Mr Goebels machine to elect him un publicr election From the Pineville Courier LouisvilleQIIave reason parted from the delegates and par tisan methods were resorted to and by revolutionary methods the wit dUne people was overrun It is a lark day for Democracy when such things are permitted as were forced upon the people by the bosses at the Louisville convention We hope for the best but fear the results THE SUNDAY SCHOOt LESSON II THIRD QUARTER INTERNA TIONAL SERIES JUL 9 Text of tIe Lesion Dan 1821 Mm ory Verao 1T2O Golden Text Dui I Commcntnrr Prepared by the Her D II Stcnrni Copyright 1699 by D M Stearns 1 8 Daniel purposed In his heart that he would not defilo himself The verso selected for tho goldou text does not Always Eoeni to ronch tho heart of tho lesson but In this cftso ttlilnk It docs Daniel may truly Iw saltto liaro been a man of holy purposes and desires In chapter x 11 10 ho Is called n man greatly beloved and tho margin says n man of desires In chapter Iz 8 ho says I set my taco unto tho Lord God to sock by prayer and supplications with fasting and sackcloth and ashoe Uo purposed at nil cost to know the Qod of Israel and Hvo only for Illm 0 Now Qod had brought Daniel into favor and tender lovo with tho prlnco of tho eunuchs It Is most profltnbb to note In this prophecy and In all Scripture tho working of God and to yield ourselves fully to Him that Ho may work in us Is tho secret of tho best possIblo Christian life In verso 8 It Is sold that tho Lord gavo Jeholnklm and the holy vessels Into tho hand of the kIng of Babylon and In verso 17 God gave Daniel and his friends knowledge and skill in all learning and wisdom We loarnedlast quarter in Johns gospel that all circumstances aro intended to give God an opportunity to bo glorified John U 0 xl 4 10 And tho prlnooot the eunuchs said unto Daniel Hoar my lord tho king Tho fear of man brlngoth a snaro but whoso trustoth In tho Lord happy Is ho Tho prlnco feared man for ho did not know God Daniel knew God and feared no mnnWo may hope that through Daniel tho prlnco came to know the God of Daniel Unless through us those who know not God aro learning to kn WHIm our testimony is not as good as it might boo 11 IB Provo thy servants I beseech thee ten days and lot them glvo us pulse to oat oDd water to drink Tho blessing of the Lord upon very plain food will do moro for our health than tho richest food without Ills blessing Man doth not live by broad alone but by every word of God Math iv 4 Daniel did not lire to eat Ho would not bow down to idols and prob ably refrained from tho wino and meat from tho kings table because It was dedi catod to idols In chapter 8 it Isbn plied that he did both eat meat and drink wino except when specialty waiting upon God 10li Bo ho consented to them In this matter and proved them ton days Daniel was willing that ho and his friends should bo judged by tho outward evi deuces Our Lord said that His works bore witness of Him John v 80 We aro His workmanship that wo may glorify Him by good wJrka which mon can see Epb1I10 Titus ill 8 Math v 10 and although there may be no sin in eating moat or drinking wino yet to cause an other to stumblo by doing either or by att- endIng tho opera or the theater Indulg- Ing in tho danco or the card table is wrong before God Rom xlv 21 The child of God does not need tho things of this world to satisfy his soul Ho becomes abundantly satisfied with Him who is al together lovely 15 Fairer and falter 1n flesh than all tho children This was tho condition of Daniel and his friends at the end of ten days as compared with tho others who were chosen with them to stand In the kings palace It was manifest In their cafio that tho blessing of tho Lord ninth rich even in tho matter of flesh and blood Prov x 22 The eyes of tho Lord run to and fro throughout tho whole earth to show Himself strong on behalf of those whoso hearts aro whole toward Him IIChron xvl 0 10 Thus Melzar took away tho portion of their moat and tho wino that they should drink and gave them pulse And some would soy that they were altogether too narrow minded and should havo eaten what was set before them asking no ques tlons but It was to honor tho God reel that they did it Somo Christians are now considered very odd indeed because they have adopted as a life motto What would Jesus dot 17 Asforthcsofourchlldren God gave them knowledge and skill In Till learning and wisdom and Daniel bad understand- Ing in all visions and dreams Why hi should havo tho latter wo shall see as we go on In a strange land where the true God was not known they desired to snake Him known by their lives and testimony and God honored them by giving thorn that which would most glorify Him Wherever Ho sees a heart willing to bo wholly His Ho will see to it that the heart is filled with Himself and with His Spirit for HI service Ho knows all tho circumstances In which wo wilt over bo placed and Hi will not fall to meet nIl our need that Hi may to glorified PhlL lr OThe fin behold in the Bible Is In connection with giving and God said I Behold Xhavi given Gen I 89 18 10 Among them all was fount none llko Daniel Hananlah Ebbed and Azariah therefore stood they before the king As they had excelled before In body so now they excelled in learning and wisdom and 11 was all tho Lords doing because they trusted in Him and desired to glorify Him While outwardly they stood before tho king of Babylon they could truly say with Elijah The Lord God of Israel llvoth before whom I stand I Kings xvll 1 and with Paul God whoso I am and whom I servo Acts xxvII S3 They stood before tho king 01 Babylon in tho nAmO of tho Lord God ol Israel believing that therefore they were there 20 Ten times better than all the ma glclans and astrologers that were In all his realm Thus tho king of Babyloi found them upon examination because their wisdom was of God Thlwisdom ol this world Is a vain ithlng end wholly un able to understand tho things of God That Is one of tho great truths taught re poatedly in tills book and perhaps is on reason why tho religious wisdom of thl world in certain so called higher critic would if it could sot aside this book as well as some others Dut it is written Forever 0 Lord thy word is settled ii heaven Ps oxlx 80 so that not only II Daniel there but his book too SUoAnd Daniel continued oven unb tho first year of King Cyrus Thus hE lived till through the 70 years of thai captivity and wo find him also In the third year of Cyrus and In tho first year ci- Darius the Modo Dan Not only did ho UTe but ho continued faith ful witness for God Patient continuance- In welt doing Rom II 7 la a good ovi denco of growth in grace Our Lord said yetlvInto the Depth Tho teinpettls over thobreahm are single Aro singing a song from the depths of th sea And this In the message the glad ways sri bringing from the depths of nil lore my God lovei rue Yet my God loreth me As sung by the sea The sun on those depths Is shining the bright oat The silvery waves roll In peace oer the sea So Thy love seems the deepest my heart Is tb lightestWhen that my sins are hidden bj Theo Yes bidden by Thee In tho depths of the sea As the stones on the shore like snowdrops sri iying4Overwasbed tho waves from the depths a thosoaV Bo wash me so cleanso me may I ever bo cry Ing- Irom the depths of Thy love my God weal 1D0 Yes my God wash me Aa Bane goini of the sea- Philadelphia Ledger PISp S CURE III WILIIt ALt Bart ViOinCONSUMFTi N l1li r MH4fHft HHHHHH Hft 4t 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I tINCORPORATEDa J Miners and shippers COAL AND COKEJ I GenerI Office Earlington Kentucky I l iIS Hb NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets ff Kentucky Memphis TeunrA S FORD Manager 327 Upper Secomi cuni livansville Ind K- XVl iBuidingtt THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET CRUSHED BOKK FOR MSE BURNERS IKD FURNH6ES Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN p ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One Iton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY aI4he rtfS3 1 1 1e t i444 TO RUN THEIROWN BUSINESS Evansville Coal Operators Decline to Abdicate in Favor OF THE LABOR AGITATORS The Evansville coal operators remain firm in their determination to run their own business and der cline to permit Mr Dilcher and his fellow agitators to become managers of their affairs Mayor Akin and the Evansville city councilor rather a part of that body were drawn into the con troversy and made to pose as a proffered board of arbitration Na tional committeemen Dilcher an nounced that he was ready to sub mit the interests of the striking union miners to arbitration by the city council and almost in the same breath called upon those miners to stand up and swear they would never return to work until their demands were granted He was ready for arbitration which should be in his favor The operators answered the suggestion in a logical manner as followsReplying to the suggestion of your com mlttee relative to an arbitration by your honorable body of an alleged strike we desire to say First our mine Is now in operation we are paying the miners 40 cents and Go cents as demanded by the union organizi tion and our men are perfectly satisfied Second we are ready at all limes to treat with our men as individuals but we will under no circumstances recogulza or treat with representative of the miners union organization We are opposed on tbe principle to permit an alliance with any organization that will not allow us to manage our own affairs in our own way TUB JOHN INGLB COAL COMPANY By John Ingle President Mr David ID Husloo Ibe president of Ibe company is out ol the city having left before any question of Ibis kind came up lie directs me by telegraph to say that the Sunn side Coal and Coke com piny is now and alwajs ban bern willing to pay the scale of wages demanded by Ibe miners As to the other questions In tbe case whether Mr Ditcher and others sball control the business of Ibe Sunny side Coal and Coke company and ai to whether the company shall bavn the tight to employ men at the full Chicago scalp without the risk of assassination the company respectfully submits that such questions are not subjects of arbitration SUNNYSIDE COAL AND CoKe COMPANY William Moody Manager Replying to your esteemed favorof Ibe 30tb insl will say we bave been paying the scale of wages demanded by Ibe organization andbave been doing so since May 1st and expect to continuo to do so The only question now Involved is whether wo recognize the organization or not Having operated our plant under Ibe organization far years we know by sears of bard earned experience what we would be compelled to contend with Having bad Iwenlylhred years1 expe rience in operating coil mines and in justice to ourselves we have decided and de termined not to place our business under Ibe control of Ibe United Mine Workers of AmericaWo that there is no question be tween us lo arbitrate C C THOMAS Manager First Avenue Coil Company Money to patent good Ideas may be se cured byouraid Address THE PATliNT RECORD Baltimore Md Those summer thin suits for men are the acme of comfort and satisfaction these hot days Sty lish and well made and prices low bt Bern rd Store Ribbons in newest colors and styles and all widths at St Ber nard Store Good Man WANTEDA represent a large Tea Coffee and Spice Firm in this section Address N B care A E Walesby Advertising Agent Louisville Kentucky z a 7iII Ring out the old Ring In the new- tRing out the falsa EInglnthotroc IWe bring to you tho new and true from the piney forests of Norway r DR BELL- SPineTarOnney bysclencaCUre for coughs colds and nil inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough wom Lungs are exhila rated 5 the microbebearing mucus Is cut out I the Cituso Oi that tickling Is removed and the Inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there coughISOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Battle iOnly 2Go COo and lOO S1ii EyJIB ItlquJcll IcoaclllllcoWa Umalcea1fIinsarvoa1Lm K x uncBito J 2 A Lot of Mules A carload of little mine mules was brought to Earlington the other day and disposed of to one purchaser The St Bernard Coal Company took the whole lot for use in the mines All are little fellows young gentle and well broken They were raised in Missouriand brought here from St Louis There were thirtyfive of them Orave Uncontroverted Chareea The Evening Post of Louisville makes the following charge Goebel offered his assistance to Stone and suggested this plan of proceedings First tbe Committee on Credentials was byStonesNext Ibis Goebel committee was to un seal fUrdin delegates to the number of 300 straightGoebelThird ibaplaifom was to be made from first to last a Goehel platform oo State is suet Tbal was done Fourth a Goebel man was to ba put in the chair That was done Fifth Goebel was lo make Stone the nommrg That was not done By an anexampled campaign of truth err and of force and intimi dation of fraud open and barefaced and unpardonable Goebel is tbe nominee of a body which bis own organ admits was the merest travesty of a convention The Misses Toombs of Slaught ersvillc and Misses Thornberry of Poole were the guests of Mr and Mrs N I Toombs last Friday and Saturday John Wendelken of Cloverport spent last Sunday in the city with friends He left the same day for Nashville Tenn to visit his sis ter Mrs Joe Robertson Letter List The following Utters remain uncalled for in the Earlington postoffice and will be sent lo the dead letter office unless called for In calling for these letters please say they are advertised Daird John W Ducks Mrs Lue Drown Johnnie Ooolden Mr hoary Oobaraon D V Bailey Mr Richard Dickens Mr Will Daives Mrs Tom Enoch Mrs Gus Goodwin Francis Garriet H D Garrett G T Gentry Charles Harrison Willis Harper Miss Eva sale Miss Mary Jackson Mrs Queen Jessup Dob Lutz Mis Linnle Llgon Mrs Beanie Miller Mr W3II Offntl Samue T Porter Mrs Fred Phillips Mr J L Peace D V Rodgers Mr James SalterGeld Rojsle Townsen lt4iss Emma Williams Mr Albert Wilson Mrs Halite C G ROBINSON P M llinglon Ky July 6 1899 Sweetest Snsap in Louisville Post Let him that is guiltless cst the first stone overboard Gee bel cast the first Stone overboard Therefore Goebel is guiltless and supporthimlKonquering Kentonian King of the Kannibalsl The latest thing in mattings its matting time surelyand Rugs the popular lyotan malting made in tmerica They arc all right at the St Bernard Store Miss Kate Brasher of Madison villc is visiting in the city Those ladies belt buckcjs in our cases are nobby and neat enamel ed jeweled cut steel jet and plain black ones ST BERNARD STORE 4TIIEBEE A BOON TO MANKIND D TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE P CURE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE TUBEs BY MAIL 78 CENTS BOTTLES GO CINT8U Mi JAMES F BALLARD Salt Pr leier 3MllI8fI IIaII street ST LOWS MO Lexington 1 1 orse ShOW fair and Itql August 89 10 II 12 1899 25000 Given Away in Purses and Premlims Amusement features Unexcelled DIVING ELKS 5 GUIDELESS WONDERS DIVING HORSES HIGH BICYCLE DIVE The flidway The Greatest on E New Features from rthICatalogues Blanks Etc1 E W SHANKLIN Sec Lexington Ky 9 t It excursion Rates on AH Railroads Xi f oj ZThROUII1 T18UlEQTRAltIS THROUWUK PING 8 811ffU CARS lAO- MfWOII1EAIS WJjiffiuES6Ei It IIAtIviLLTft4N NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and Chattanooga Ala barns Augusta Macon Ich nvllle Knox villa Asheville Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little Rock Texerkana Sherman Waco Dallas and Fort Worth Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES RATES BTB Will be rheertalltrarlllbed upon or to A J AgentMemphisJ H LATIMBR Southeastern Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga O J MULLANBV Northeastern Past Agt 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati O R C COWARDIN Western Iass Agent BuildingSt AgtRoomJ L ARIChattanooga W L DANLEY Genl Pass and Ticket Agt NAXIIVIUJt Tans ST JamES HOTEL ST LOUIS- BVROPBHN PLKN Rates 75o and 9100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 26o DINNER SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER No t nf SItak or Mutton Cll rmw MNonJofteorTuNo 11 HNoanJ Cola or Tu 11- No G Ot Meal anaCnaOf tiuutiioeliet Rolli ISNoTate Market 81 CAT direct to Hotel Try European lEan Cheapest and best only- lay for what you get- THOR P MILLCH 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