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Digital page images are linked to the text file. j F f I 4 v T f 4 1 Ij 1 e1 t ft I 4 1 I1 t nJ it IJ L TENTH YEAR EARLlttGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY 13 1899 110 28 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION i VV 1 Organized anil All NewiHatlons Will Probably Be Made PJ Dr truy tStrong Effort to Get Pratt to Ac cepj Attorqey Generalship Nomination Special ta tin Das The Tulfl2Re Lexington Ky publican cbiiveation organized this afternoon judge Boering tempo rary chairman K J Hampton I temporary secretary Committees cer i appointed and adjourned till eight oclock Commttteemeu for Sec the ond district were Vice President C TMounts Webster Resolutions EVG Sebree Hendersonj Creden Dr tials R J Salmon Hopkiai In Rules John Feland Christianp Organization Wyatt Watt Chrisa tian Tonight James W Breathitt I4- T of Christian elected permanent chairman Committees credenI tials and on rules reported and re is port adopted Committee on reso fr lutions not ready Convention ad I journcd until 9 oclock tomorrow per Pratt opposition tried to turn a was trickd organize Second districts by having David Browning cast whole vote of Webster county be1 he t against Pratt and spirit ot that r icountys instructions but were defeated T r i n by division vote and Pratts j tr friends named committeemen J 4 Pralts headquarters the scene of the f many conferences Probable all m hv nominations made tomorrow feet Strong efforts to get Pratt to ac his tIt Icept Attorney Generalship and his f strengthen the ticket to win A P M M Is tiJ Cost of Counting PcoplelpJ I From the New York Sna i t The first census that of 1790 cost less than 50000 The secs w4ceftsjijcojt 1cPg9cI was included in a Volume seveatyt eight pages The census 9 required twentytwo volumes and cost 5862000 while the census s 4 1 of 1890 required forty volumes ol irjmore than 12000 pages in all and cost 11200000 As the populaO lion of the country scope of each succeeding census seems to have been enlarged but M f in 1900 an effort will bt made tot curtail the subjects treated A re I duction in the cost of the census and the time required for taking pIIis expected A mere enumera tion of inhabitants without other I i details could lie made it is com puled for 3000000 m A Americas First Warship From the Philadelphia TimesoA model of a battle ship carved iio vthe hands of Joshua Hum phrcya the original continental shipbuilder one year after the Declaration of Independence had created a new nation is to be placed among the historicalreJics in the new museum shortly to be opened in independence Hall Chief Pirre of the Bureau of Cityt Property yesterda jr cejved no E lice of this fact through a n- I from Hampton L Carson The chief at once replied accepting aihe gilt and thanking the donor on bHialf of the city J jMr and Mrs Ernest Rash visit edin Madisonville Saturday and Sunday and were accompanied q Kome by Master John Hall who will spend several days with them j Mrs Georgia Crawford who has 3j bn with Jier daughter Mrs Er nist Rash for several weeks has returned to Madisanville r It Kansas City After theDeraocratlc i if Convention b From the Kinjas City Journal g At took Kansas City a half hour I last Saturday night to raise 30 oTo of the guarantee fund to secure 1 the National Democratic Convene tion Of course tins is a longtime froni a Kansas City stand r tI L point but there were so many people in the big convention hall J s arid they were so eag rtosub VC v scrilie that theycreated4 lay V getting in their subscriptions Comeput andor sect91dMaid qn conventi n at Assembly I i I Hail toorraw night v IflhiereIapypron whm you t1disliket1iats Uio one of whom you I r 1ou never peakCecHi I t j 1 f FirsLday Jree to children ift f Gr F tY I jr11 y FIGHTING YELLOW FEVER Doty Health Officer at N wI York Attending the McClel lans Fever Patientsj MISS CLENOENHIN IS IMPROVING Effluleajr of the Sernm TnIwent lleluit Tnlrd on Unear Ri Leckey IIU Tenipernthre ll duoeU The Two luipeot I oIKearly Normal Temperature New York July STIie health oAt of this port Dr Doty aiid his us flstant passed the night at Swlnburn island in attendance upon the yellow lever patients who eninBjJiere on board United States transport McCHIini item Santiago Cuba 1la Clendennln I lIrulnAtOf Miss Clendennln whose fatlieri Paul Clendennln medical afllrci charge at Santiago died of yellow fever sifter the departure of the McI Clellan Dr Doty lIah1IMiss Clendennln in suffering wlttiI mild attack of yellow fever nnd It Improved having a lower temperatnrec have every hope that 1mIprove right along Trrlnir the Serum Tr almentIThe efllcacy of the serum treatment being tested on the other patient Oscar F Leckey Dr Doty sold Mr Leckey was In very bad shape mil kidney were heavily involved with i5 cent of the precipitation On alIrivAl at the hospital I found thnt Impossible to give him nourish as his stomach wee very lkjad refused to retain anything HI mind was clear hU temperature very high He was told ot his request toIInformed as to his condition was in a serious plight nnd that JIBMild not give him any nourishment explained to him the use of the sc tam lie said Doctor do as you think best Temperature Reduced He was glen one injection under skin ut 11 oclock Thursday night unother at 2 am and a third at 7 RIWhile I can my nothing of the ot the serum I can state facts When he arrived at Swinburne island temperature was veOr high 110Itemperature has fallen nearly t degrees anti he Is somewhat mONI comfortable The Two SncpectB Ferguson and TIdmarsh the tlO- uapettl are also Improved with their wlllgltIencirobablllty caused by yellow fever Fitzpatrick and I will be In con tant attendance on the patients at Swinburne Island until the end li ave every hope that wewiIirairiiiuii through THOSE SKELETON REGIMENTS Qen OtU Cable That Two Are Pair ly Well Aar4Wl1tCable J Nominations Washington ulyLOen Otis cap lca the following Manila July Adjutant OejooAij Washington Desires of all volunteers Philippines ascertained Two skelfrt Gn regiments fairly well assured In wo or three days will able names of officers nominated for regiments Mf that appointments of lieutenants to re jrult In the United States can be made OrIS DEATH AMIDST DIAMONDS Hmny Lives lest In n SontUjirrlcnu- OUuioad Mine bYaFsdJoV Barth rape Town July 9A disaster has- ccurnd at the New Jnglra Fontelii iiand mine where the fall of thou Winds of tons of earth has buried1 many pcope Including an Australian named Forsythe Some other Austra lamas were killed Several persons were Injured anti 16 are mlnslng- fou Good to Burr ivItU ihe Causey gpriiigfleld 111 July JbFor tho flrst time In the history of Camp Lin join the regimental band of the IIU aols National Guards bund has layed Dixie at dress parade Last nlglit he uplcnald regimental band of the lrJlt Infantry with drum and bugler orps rendered that Inspiriting tuners they inarched across the pam e regimenttaer t Outbreak of Smallpox I Marion 111 July 0 dmallpox has broken out In one of the rullrood camps south of this city where the roadbed of the Chicago Eastern Illi Doll extension is being built Three fully developed cases are said to aie been discovered among the men em ployed on the grade win BOW 01IfTarls July 10 Prince heart dOr leans writes as follows to the Matin I will bow before the decision ot the Ilcnnea courtmartial I did be fore that of the courtmartial of 1889 Trance Relieved of this abscess will cable to resume her glorious roler otn Electrical Exhibition fumed Coma Italy July eThe Volta elec tricul exhibition has been entirely de stroyed by lire duo to the defective electric wires Many relics of Volta perished There was no loss of life Death of Uol A T IlrUlou Washington July eCol A T Briton first vicepresident of the Amen can Security and TuitCci and wider kllbwfiln flnancliit circlet nil over the country died at his country home Dear this iHv t1Misses Maggie Ellen and Annie Whalen who have been visiting theiSaturday The appearance of jar flies this month is said to indicate a very early fall r U B A N Of L curea DltitUrsC Bu n 13nhleeBh1 raUlmUid Sores Price 26 cents said by St Berwird DrugStore D ii r 9Vi7 iirt THE SITUATION IMPROVING The Water In the Urncoi Falllnt Mf iin Suiriteited for the Relief of the Survivor nalvcstbn Tex July 8Time situ In the Uranus valley in very rap Idly Improving The river is falling There III an unconfirmed rumor that liven were lost near Harturia In Fort Ilendcounty rue report sent out Wednesda from llrookKhlrc WaIler county that two lives wcro lOut there how appears to have been an error Those supposed have been drowned persist in mak- Ing belt reappearance Itellef coinmlttees are now vVpll organized At Brookshlre the relict comlnlttee has opened a commissary and issue a half ration per capita They have taken precaution so that only the deserving shall get these ra tions and therefore they issue to tIme planter for all the tenant lie had when the flood came Those who owned their own farms and lost everything an Is the caRe with most of them are allowed to draw their rations direct n S Cage a prominent citizen ol Hrookslilre has ordered u car load of cottonseed which he proposes to give all who will plant and undertake to cultivate the crop lie says more over that crops of cottony sorghum Kaffir corn June corn and potatoes be raised if these people land the seedjul they have neither seed nor money and he suggests that contri butions of seed would help them These crops would enable them to have until the beginning of next year when they would be able to draw supplies from the merchants on their prospective crops There are rations enough at Brookshlre to last for a week or more Along the Brazos alone it is estimat that more than 10000 negroes have lost everything Time loss by drowned horses mule and cattle is Dmcthing mormons APPROVED BY TIlE CABINET the l re trent Plan for Officering the New nevlment Heartily Ai proved by the Cabinet Washington July BThe president Lipvght before the cabinet the plan tot officering the provisional army The decision to appoint the colonels And lieutenantcolonels of the volun leer regiments from among the regu lam army officers who served duvlii the Spanish war and the volunteer of ficers from among those who served n the volunteer army with credit br distinction was heartily approved by1 time members of time cabine- tZfnguutloua Victims Allentown Pa July 10 Charles KnauBS aged 18 shot and seriously wounded Mrs Kdwln Dieffenderfer iged 80 Saturday night and then shot 4111 1 fltlle n rfer was trying to break up knau s Infatuation for her and refused to lope with him which made him desperate Ileleaied on Ball Iarlerburr W Vn July BKlda- nko Imprisoned here charged with killing Felix Carr in a prize light last week was released yesterday on ball if 1000 by Judge Jackson who gave the opinion that Wanko did not Intentionally kill Carr anti there was ao reason in holding Wanko In Jail Held for the Grand Jnrr St Louis July BJ W Hamilton ind J W Blake alleged promoters und operators of various schemed to defraud were given a preliminary hear ng before United States Commissioner Jetty Both were held under bond Hamilton in 1000 and Biake In 500 Should Conan to Amnrlea to Live Madrid July 8 Admiral Cervera AlIIl the other commanders of time Spanldi fleet destroyed in the battle jf Santiago whose conduct has been the subject of inquiry by special Murtmartlol were yesterday acquit ted and formally liberated A Check Prow Helen Gould Chicago July 8A special to the Tribune from Madison Wlillays Amos F Wilder editor of the State Journal has received a check for 250 from Helen Gould to be used In the New Richmond VIa relief fund Another Yellow Fever Victim Washington July 8Ttme war de partment has received a dispatch Santiago deCubl announcing 3eatii romyeilow fever opIaj Heat wole chief commissary Thursday evening Nosy Trial Denied St Louis July Drhe motion for a new trial In the case of Frank B Cal tawny the convicted wife murderer was denied by Judge Talty who de il ared the murder a most atrocious one and said he was satisfied the Jury and performed its worn duty H Denial Removed Pnrlo July 10h Denlel governor jf time Isle du Salut and administrator jf the pciml settlement on the Isle dn Ptable where Copt Dreyfus was Im prisoned has been removed and was succeeded by M La Soucan Drowned In the Delaware Philadelphia July 1OOtto Von Olden aged 24 years whose father is said to be a wealthy manufacturer of Columbus 0 was drowned in the Del aware river yesterday moan a sailboat which was capsized by a squall Suroof the Nomination LexTngtonKy July IIU Is claimed that Atty0en Taylor Is sure of the republican nomination for governor at the state convention even without the d ett W selected at varIous county conventions A picnic and barbecue is billed to tike platMatnittdn1Satur- dayJu1y22 4 Hon Chas J Bronstoh and wife of Lexingston have gone on a three months trip to Europe Made in America That sounds good and thats where those new rand popular rnattings arid Rugs the Iytan rriatVirigs were made that are on sale at the Sti Bernard Store VY c l t fj Two TEACHERS KILlED Delegates to the National Teachers Association Convention in a Wreck at Newman Cal TWO OF THEIR NUMBER WERE KILLED = Mr Lena Hammond of Scuoca Vail N Y and Mlu Addle Harris of SI Louis time VletliniSiTeral Other SI Loulas Injured Thttr Train nearEnded a Frelcht Train San Francisco July 10A collision between u freight train and a passenger train bearing delegates to the Na gonad Educational association convert Ion at Los Angeles occurred at New ainn Cal Two passengers Mrs Thorn in of Seneca Falls N Y and Miss Hiirrls of St Louis were killed and In i dozen slightly Injured The freight rulu wan taking water when time pas lenger train came along on time satan drlleis lollowshiThe Killed JItreetMrs Lena Hammond Seneca Falls MY IThe4nenue01 Mrs Elizabeth White 1250 Isadora tIMissn hue St Louis Mite Helen English 5282 Washing ton avenue St Louis Miss Siillle R Smith 3094 West Pine JMissger street St Louts Jilcs Luella W Wehmeier St Louis Edwin D Luckey 1332 Union bouleiI 81RobcrtMill a L Morse Philadelphia 1Withwho was injured about tllJbeodIithough not fatally none of Jjuries are at all serious the greater part consisting of slight bruises or merely shocks THREW AWAY THEIR LIVING tlrlke ut LIbon 0 Tin 11111 That Sissy Ilranlt In Abnndonweutri of the Ilant Lisbon 0 July HThe skilled ivorkmen in the local tin mill Vent out Iiu strike for the recognition of the union Ati a result every department af the plant la stopped and 800 men are idle A branch of the Amalgatnat d association was organized although the mill had been paylngtho scale The trust manager in charge of the mill Announced that it would never be runII AS n union mill and In view of thetl strike it is probable that the plant Aill be abandoned The men had beene ivurncd what action would be Infi use of a strike or to lorceh ecognitlon of the unionIIITWO VETERAN REGIMENTS Gen Otis Cable That Two Ileal meats of Volunteer In time Ihll Inulnei Are Aeaurcd- WaRhington July Il4en Otis en bIeR tIme following Two veteran regiments assured Will nllst about 1000 You calm appoint 11 Second lieutenants for first and nine for second regiment to recruit 4u the United States all other offices filled Regiments styled First nnd Second Philippine United States Veteran Vol unteer InfantryeAdjtOen Corbin cabled Gen Otis that these designations could not be allowed for time Philippine regiments tad inorder to save confusion they would be called the Thirtysixth and Thirtyseventh Oen Lndlowa Heceptlo Havana July 11The reception and ball given by Gen Ludlow military governor Saturday night outshone tvcry other social function in recent limiTs Innumerable red white and slut electric lights thousands of roses hundreds of flags and no end of sa 1Len bayonets and rifles artisticallyI grouped made the sccfiu palace memorable More than 1000 Juehts attended trllaw IovcrAbntlnir at Suntlnno Wiibhlngton July 11 SurgeonGen roll Slirnberg has received a dispatch from Muj Ollellly at Havana In tvhlch ho says that Surgeon Harvard flea wired from Santiago under doteI f July 8 that no new eases of fever have developed In the past 24 iiours The camps are in good condi tion nail the outlook favorable Cuban Want Farm IwplrentIHavnnii July 10TIme ag cJcultiire of Puerto Prlnclpo lana ap pointed Senors Cardenas and Luaces cum to visit Washington and ask for in appropriation fox the province to tnuhle it to purchase farming Imple aments Killed by a KUiluir Dug Trenton N J July nLlttle Hel tn Leersch time twoyearold daughter jf Mrs iUIzabeth Leersch died at her nome In this city Sunday a victim of the kissing bug The child had been nlttrn on the arms and legs Aeilicncd to Gen Wheelers Staff Washington July 10Lleut Frank C Holies Sixth Infantry has been as signed nil on aide on Gen Wheelers stall nnd ordered to report to the gen eral at Sun Francisco Mrs Burt McGregor died at her home near Earlington Monday evening The remains were interred at Grapevine cemetery on Tuesday afternoon Henry Koehler ft Company Lumber Dealers ol Louisville Ky invite correspondence with men who have lumber for sale They buy PoPLAR and HARDWOODS in mixed cars DRY or GREEN Write them t j j the food and IIOYU 545MG WIQ co sty r MUCH of the HariUhlpo of Our Sol dier In the Philippine Darlatf i the Ilnlnr Season t Manila July 10It has been rain- Ing and storming almost for two days and the country alonjJI the infantry regiment at Pussy li time worst position being practlc tally surrounded by water Tho bridge that were used for getting arc now separated by streams cfjll In many cases time men are with three feet of watei eath their bunks which are ele voted on cracker boxes The com cooks when preparing the elrsvand kneedeep in water Some of the roads leading toPasay simply impassable and the rico on all sides urn one great lake high wind blew over several tents the Second reserve Manila hay is impossible of navlga by either launches or canoes and vessels are leaving the harbor The United States transport Centen nlal Is ready to sail fov San Francisco with discharged soldiers but the lat have to sit around jthe water front day drenched to the skin waiting a launch to take them to the The Hirer Paslg and all other ore swollen and the city at low points are covered with nter f pROVED AN UGLY PRISONER Bllcabetli Ann Inaeraoll Placed In q Padded Cell at time Penitentiary Chicago July 12Mrs Elizabeth Ann Ingersoll kidnaper ot UerddC Laplner speiit Monday night tary confinement in a padded cell the penitentiary at Jollet The terI struggle fdr liberty which she beIgun when time officers started to take her from the county jail in Chicago was kept up all the way to the prison So intense became her rage she with her teeth and hands severlllI Imnkerphlefs into shreds At Juliet she became more frantic aml her oftrepeated cry that 3hoI would never go behind the bum was accentuated by Imprecations pouredI upon the officers and the warden her In solitary confinement unIshe would quiet The warden said it was the VorltI he ever hall to contend withI Jailer Whitman There was no about it She had full conI of herself but was just ugly ADMIRAL DEWEYS SWORD Vhr Admiral Notified br Secretary Long of the Proposed 1reicnta- tlon New York July 11A special io the World from Washington says A letter has been sent to Admiral Dewey through Secretary Long tell- Ing him of time programme citizens ol Washington have arranged for his reoI ception Secretary Long will present to Ad miral Dewey on the east front of theI in the presence of the presi and citizens of Washington the sword voted to him by congress The president has approved the pro STEAMER PORTIA WRECKED IunenKerB and Crew All Saved bat Vessel nail Cargo a To tat Los Halifax N S July 11Steamer Por tin from New York for Halifax is wrecked to time eastward of this port Passengers all safe Vessel and cargo Admiral Dewey Medal Washington July 12The navy de partment yesterday dispatched to Ad mimI Dewey the medal awarded to him by net of congress to commemo rate the battle of Manila bay The ad minis medal Is identical with those cnt to each man In time fleet with th exception that his own name is en graved upon the edge Judge arocMcnp Improving Chicago July 8 Iteporta frpmjjAsh land O states that of lederal Judge Qrosscup Is considerably improved The jurist Is no16ngei to his bed and tion Is that he lon a way to complete recovery Yellow Fever Disappearing Colon July 8 Yellow fever is gradually only four cases be lug now under treatment at Panama Mr Henry Lefevre general agent ot the Pacific Mall Steamship Co died at Panama yesterday vjk Bakery Slimmed Phll July 10TIme large team Tiaitery of Henry Wauklln 10 sated at Itoxborough a suburb of thU city was entirely destroyed by fire yesterday entailing u loss of 73000 which Is covered by insurance Time origin of the lire is not known Plenty of Volunteer Ofleeri Washington July 9Almost every officer who served In tho volunteer army during the war with Spnlfi and who hud been honorably mustered out tans again offered his services to meet the needs pf th11 VV 4 lterciltuk ABU IHavlng- renchfrd the age limit Col Wpgner oi lime F nirlh caynlry laos been retired ills III yceasor Is Maj lluyts of the Cevcnth cavalry Subscribe for TIlE BEE G J gaa4 t r J f1t+ j i qq L IiAi BAKING P up POWDERa M5ouTLIIEM- akes mortdelkious wholesome SUFFERING DISCOMFORT 1tefnggrent SUllplluJ hospitalr teamerf 1VJoUeti downI rOllrawweI grammtoI lossV cVeryjndlca disappearing Elllliiplneicampajgn allJrancllicoJllly OTHERWISE UNNOTICED An exceptionally fine crop of Mis sourl watermelons is expected this yearFive men were killed by the explo stan of a powder magazine at Magata South Africa The Franklin national bank of Nevr fitIonLewis Main a prominent farmer near Marshall Ill was found dead In be Monday morning The heat in the flooded district o is almost unendurable and if causing great suffering DeputySherlft Conleyof Waco Tex was killed while attempting to arrest- Ed Burrow on a train Spanish consuls in the ceded islands receive provisional recognition from the United States Chief of Police Campbell of St Louis- Is looking for William McCoole Thereb Is a fortune awaiting him Two arrests of suspects hove been In the Scott murder ease at St Louis Roth men claim alibis The waters of the Texas floods are v receding leaving desolation In thella wake An epidemic Is feared Martial law has been declared throughout the department of Del grade Servia as a result of the at tempt to kill former King MilanJThe prince of Monaco declines to a duel with Count Dual do Cas tellane on the ground that he is n bo gus count and beneath his station Yda Addle Storke the writer jva sentenced at Santa Barbara Cal to one year In jail for writing anonyjnow letttrs reflecting on prominent per sonsLegal proceedings will be Instituted 1 the federal court at Chicago against the drainage canal on the advice of City Counselor Schnurmacher of St LouisSecretary Alger conferred with QuartermasterGeneral Ludington anllI urged that an appropriation be made the improvement of Jefferson barracks The license of Capt Watkins of time steamer Paris has bften suspended fox two years He admits that the stranding of tha vessel was due to his mis takeElla Wheeler Wilcox has offered to forfeit 5000 to charity if any one can prove she is not the author of Solitude A Col Joyce claims he fs the authorThe Chicago drainage canal trustees saythey will resume work on the dam Joliet One of time canal commissioners says such action would be In contempt of court- Congressman Prince announces the appointment of Jams A Mars of Gales- burg 111 as the West Point cadet fOIt that district R M Panford of Mer cer county is alternate Abraham Finkelstein was probably fatally burned in New York city through the explosion of turpentine in his painters supplies and wall papei store and his wife nnd son were burned to death It is announced that copper ore otIalmost iucrediable extent and richness linw been found in Parry Sound district witMn about seven hours railway distance of Toronto Onto lhe kissing bug is getting in his work In Louisville Ky Five cases of attacks by these venomous insect have been reported and Henry Bevis Is dying from the effects of n bite Frank Roy 18 years old is n patient at the St Louis city hospital sUfferlnH excruciating agony from an attack of tetanus or lockjaw superinduced by a gunshot wound of the left hand received on the Fourth The steamship Kaiser Wllhclm del 0 rosso arrived at Cherbourg at 245 Monday afternoon in a rec rdIbreaking time of five days 20 hoursI and 55 minutes having passed the Sandy Hook lightship at 1250 p mIon the 4th and covered a distance oi 3190 miles doled Itu Door St Paul Minn July 8The Savings Bank of St Paul established in 1807 capital 100000 Thomifs A Prender gast president has been compelled to close its doors THE MARKETSI New York July 32 CATTUSNatlve Steers 1 4 W t 6 SO COTTON W8 G4 KLOUBWlnter Wheat 3 to U t WHEATNO t Red mu W4- g II tO i K02 U 3- 0FORKNew Mess SW tj 92a- aT LOUIS COTTONMlddllntf O 6y BEEVES Steers aS BO y S S3 Cows and hatters 2 W W 4 S- 5CAlArESpcr 100 4 CO tf 675 HOQSFatr to Choice 3 W 4 10 8HEFP to Choice S 75 0 4 C- OFLOUIl Patents new 3 K V S 70 Clear and Straight 3 00 Q S 40 VTHEATNo2 lied Winter 75 Q 75H COHNNo O MH OATSNO 2 ZSHW ZT No 2 W t1 61 M1VLeal HAYClear Timothy 9 00 O 13 W- EOUSFieih II i- BUTTEIl Choice Dairy U 0 15 POHKSUndard Meiunew W 9 01V BACONClear Illb j 5 LiAHD Prime Steam 5 U E CUICAUO- CATTLINatJVu Steers 4 75 f 5 S5 HOQS Fair to Choice 3 SO I 4 07V4 SHEEP Fair to Choice 3 25 if E 40 FLOUR Winter Patents S 65 t 3 75- Spring Patents 3 40 ti slO- WHEATNo2 spring nw n7JHO OllNNo 2 Mixed JI 3- 4OATSNO 2 ZIHW Z5 FOUKMeis new 865 V 870 KANSAS CITY CATTLE Native Steers 4 BO O B 40 IIOG3AII Grades 3 W f 4 05 WHEATNO 2 Red 7o vtf 71i OATSNO White Q 2S CORN No 2 W fNEW ORLEAN- StLOUflIIIgh Grade 3 00 0 lNNo 1 U Oi8Veatern tlIAYCholc 16 GIit GO POHK Standard Mess 8 01 UACON8lde 6 I- C9VONMI4di1ng 4 WHEATNO 2 Red CORNNO 2 Mixed OATSNo 2 MIxed TtltlnlOU New Mess S BACQNCloar Ribs Subscribe for Tut Bki a a IN I CROWDED TENEMENT- Five Persons Fatally Injured in a New York Tenement House Fire EIGHT OTHERS OVERCOME BY SMOKE The Hnnne Contained Sixteen Pninl 110 The Fire Believed to Slave Ileiii Started by the Cmreieaeues olt Cigarette f uioker DDUIUKO lo Unllilliitt Slight New York July 12Flre In a crowded fivestory tenement In Mon street resulted in fatal injuries to persons and the overcoming by of eight others The fatally In- Jured are ns follows Fatally Injured Mlsn Itebcccu Daselc Hose BascK her daughter 12 years ltd inhaled fire Mrs Tillie Sliver buisied on head and body Itosie Silver her daughter six years ild burned on head and body Sam London who boarded with the Silver family burned on head and and inhaled flames Others Injured Those who were severely Injured but will probably recover ure Hnssis Ilasek an expressman se burned about the arms anti face legs Hnseks children Becky aged 17 overcome by smoke Pauline aged 15 overcome by smoke Hannah aged overcome by smoke Katie aged 3 unconscious from smoke Ade aged 8 suffering slightly from smoke Harris Silver tailor hands and Arms bprned and hair singed Tlllle Silver aged four overcome by imoke Where the PIre Started The fire started in the apartments- f Max Press a coat operator who lived with his family and a boarder aamed Jacob K lllanon time fourth floor All of the household escaped Tltere were 10 families In the house It Is not known just how the fire itarted Press admitted that he went to bed leaving the lamp burning and that he and hU boarder Kaplan w re imoklng cigarettes and the firemen believe that the men must have gone to sleep with lighted cigarettes in their mouths and that the bedding aught fire Press hair was singed by the tinmen The damage is slight DESPERATE ROBBER CAUGHT HettlerSareiit Worln III nobbed or JIlOO The Robber Arrest ed After a Fight Peoria HI July 12 Shortly before seven oclock Monday night Bert Meadows an exconvict and allround had man succeeded in holding up J A Mettler and other occupants of the store belonging to Mettler and escap- Ing with over 1400 Time robber was pursued by a crowd and Officer Dannn who laud been noti tied of the robbery caught Meadows the railroad tracks In the rear of Pfelfers hotel- Meadows fought desperately to re tease himself and in doing BO eliot time officer in the neck then in attempt Ing to fire upon the officer the second time Meadows shot himself through the arm but the wound Is not serious Although very badly wounded and bleeding profusely the officer clung to his prisoner and led him nearly ablock to the nearest patrol box Meadows was taken to the police station where he gave the name of Dick Dolun Up jn being searched 1400 was fouid upon his perKon Oilmen Damm was taken to the Cot loge hopsital and placed under the care of physicians Budget Favorably Regarded St Johns N P July 12Time co lonial budget which was laid upon the table of time house of assembly yesterday shows u deficit of J23000- for the last fiscal ar It estimates however a surplusof 30000 for tho irenent year To K fleet an Advance In 1rlccn- Chlcupo July 12 Thirtyfive seed lag Implement manufacturers repre senting all parts of the country met hero yesterday C L llutternvld of Minneapolis presided The purpose of the gathering was said to be to effect advance In pricesV Died Paris July 12Jules Philippe Louis Albert Orevy life senator and former governorgeneral of Algeria died yesterday In his seventyfifth year He was a brother of the late Jules Gravy former president of the republic A Humane Measure London July 12Time house of lords last evening passed the second reading of the bill requiring shop Ieepers to provide seats for their as ilstants by a vote of 73 in favor to 21 opposed Hunk President Dead Freeport 111 July 12 Aaron Wolf president of the Exchange bank of larkersburg la died yesterday at his borne here aged 79 years A Dead Cardinal Rome July 12CardInal Tcodolfo Mertel vicechancellor of the italy Ro man church who was raised to the cardinalute in 1853 died yesterday in bis ninetythird year Willing Workers Wanted To such we will explain how others make from 1300 to 3500 weekly handling our publications We will make no GUARANTEED SALARY or other misleading contract but give terms and explain in a concise and simple manner We will shortly need a representative In each county for a publication which we believe wil eclipse anything marketed Ex perience In canvassing will be valuable but not essential State age permanent home and experience if any C Rand McNally It Company 166168 Adams Street Chicago III oO1O Thug rilgHow U this- Perhaps sleepless nights caused Itj or or 2 ness or perhaps It was care No matter the cause cannot wish to look ola at thirtyGray hair Is starved hair bulbs have been deprived of proper food or proper nerve tome I 0 Agers nalrVlg rIncreases the circulation lathe scalp gives more power to the nerves supplies srI bulbs Ing elements to the hair Used according to direc tions gray hair begins to show color in a few days Soon it has all the softness and richness of youth and the color of early life returns Would you our book on the Hair We will gladly send it to you Wlt N I j If do not obtain all the- beneflls expected from 4 4 the Vigor write the doctor about it He maybeabletoVsuggest something to Address Dr J C V Ayer Co Lowell Mass Grapevine Notes Mr R P Henry of Madisonville was very much surprised on last Saturday hisVslxtyninlh birthday His wife invited him to go to the country with her to spend the day with a friend hut upon reaching his farm near town he found about one hundred friends and neighbors gathered for a friendly picnic and barbecue given In his honor A very deligbtfnl forenoon was Ipent In pleasant gossip and delightful music was furnished by Misses Myrtis Bailey NirTunn Edna Sfaton LoraCVHall Ruby Jones Mamio Todd Mrs Kit linger Claud Bailey Albert Whilfield and others Dinner was then announced Everybody was invited to partaVe of the delicacies of a bountifully supplied table barbecued mutton being the chief attrac lions saying nothing about the chickens hams cakes pies creams sberberts etc Supper was also served on the ground with the addition ot fried frogs killed and cooked by Neel Hollinger and Earnest Rash Mr Fletcher Athby and sister de serve great credit for the manner in which they looked after the interest of the crowdVMrs Mack Moore who has been sick for a few days is improving Mr James Slaton and wife of Pond G River bundayed with their brother John SiatonVA F Todd spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents Mrs J F Story and daughter Miss Bell visited Dr Lambs family at Nebo Sunday Mr and Mrs Weldon Jenkins 61 Midi sonvllle visited the Grapevine Sunday school Sunday afternoon Miss Kate Sullivan will teach the Grape vine school DENNIS HAS NATURE WARNED YOUr Nature herself clad In the earlr A prlolr liIotKOiusfortU trrea and flowers causing Iho despondent chord to vibrate to this the most at of all and how do flIalrltb a FeTer It so most not past thli vrarnlu ai It li an Indication of tlckuesa avoid thisVcontnlt us as our advice costs you nothing Call on your dtagglat and procure a bottle of Or Carlstedt German Liver Powder rake daYllbeufollowTonic following tha directions and after two weeks courseof tlmssetworreat remedlesyoms will feel like the flowers look lam the uprtaa Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere is fait ot germs If ecessa and wbea your system warns you repeat the above These Remedies lu lIocJ1 tod old by St Bernard thug Store There is going to be a picnic and moonlight ball at Ilsley SaturVday July 29 It is not the place nor the condi tion but the mind alone that makes any one happy or miserable LEstrangeV There is no Kcdnk but the Eastman Kodak No2 FalconKodak For atf x 35 Pictures d1a Uses Eastmans Ut lightproof film cartridges and can be loaded in daylight Fine achromatic lens safetyVshutter set of three stops and socket for tripod screwWell made and covered with leather No extras no bothersome jplate holders no heavy glass plates Kodaks 500 to 3500 EASTMAN KODAK CO- CMHpu f 1 Rochester NYt I5- lVLVV w a 1 v t IitU i j Ti n O ei 3ee IIbnaprPItBEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Iit IasiIT Entered 44 the Pctemc Incorporated at Batllntton at Second SUBSCRIPTION RATES f I UneYuz atrlctlylnadvaflce S4OO Six M ei4s7i Ii ThreMOnthI Is Cepl S copies mailed free on application 1Slnlli wantedIn an Parts the Addr a for particular r r L j THURSpAZ JULY 13 1899 y ANNOUNCEMENT I We are autliotlted to announce Judge PRATT ITntlot Hopkins County as a can dldatstoribeDoznlaatton lot Goernor Of ItId SttWfrt Eetuakysub1ect to the action ol the or RepltWlcaa Part e 1 REPUBLICAN TICKET For Representative i BENT ROBINSON OUT of all his chicken matter Charlie Meacham ought to be able I tttoJure pa rooster of some kind to the Gpbblq tickeMn jiis i edftgrial columns f iVjGovernor Bradley hsc takeg counsej Ivof courage iustaot Jbls fea tht IS not have orderedoutAtrqops 00 f lorg telegrams KentuckIans hare 1It trejctfor a tJmfd manrantucIy New- Ert Such suggstfouis most unjust anfalmost infamous Whateycr elslemay have been said of the 4 Governor his courage has before questiontr i reliable Washington dig paXspUtOPcbc1 and Wattcrson t inttbe column of supporters Af Gocman for the Democratic nomi nation for the Presidency Bry aacause if it continues to wane1 c wiJUt find Goebel in Bryan rank although he made his canvass lal on his love for Bryap GoeBejihas Assayed to win and he mAbe depedI upon tog t with i thoDinner if he can find who the wnu tIJIi ILuckyor Unlucky From the Unionlown Telegram Thirteen was not an unlucky number la 1 Senator Goebets case says the Hopkins- r f ville Kentuckian He was nominated on itIbe 26th ballot two tblrteens and re I ceived 561 voles the figures and frac ftiousadded together making the number 23 Furthermore the committee thai Ai passed upon the contents gave him the organization and endorsed the Goebel bill t each and just 13 members t It is rather early in the game to tdec1afe that combination of 13s lucy From the way many hon est Democrats are talking there sultin November will be such as to make those unlucky numbers propljetic Deathof Corporations The Bank of Louisville the oldest t banking institution in that city I is il9ut to go into liquidation be F cap it is being taxed beyond the point of a possible profit With t Goebel for Governor with his in tense anticorporation leanings and with his followers in the sad dler there would be little hope of further development of the States resources or the profitable operation F of corporations which are aggregations of brains and ability as well asmoney and which have t4thusfar developed our resources ir Goebelis already out in an inter view concerning the Louisville i Nashville Railroad Company in which he says in answer to the question State specificially what J you intend to do with the Louis ville Nashville he says I will drive them out of the State constructively speakipg They want war and I will give them war to the deat- hBfLpExpaisIon From be CourierJournal Mr Bryan thinks that the United States Government should demean itself toward the Filipinos as an elder brother toward a younger one But when the younger bro ther draws a revolver and begins shooting at the elder at short range the elder has to decide pretty quickly whether his life is t worth more to mankind than that 7ofhis homicidal kinsman It is too much to ask that this country shall become a dependency of Aguinaldos opera bouffe republic The members of the Episcopal church at Madisonville have made arrangements to have regular ser vices at the Old School Presbyter ian Church on the first second and fourth Sunday in the month Mr Dycardt of the Suanee University wil preach Mr Dycardt will hold Episcopal services in Earling 6 ton the third Sunday in the month I will bet fifty dollars that Goe bel runs 5000 votes behind the rest of the ticket and then Ill bet fifty dollars that he is elected for if he is beaten 50000 votes he will steal the elechonCommon- aU9P V Mtorncy J Edwin Rowe 4t v r I s MR M fl SMITH Writes a Dignified Letter About State Issues and Business GOEDELS SUCCESSFUL SPECULATIONS Railroad Men Have Right to Pro tectlhemselvesAgnlnst Demagogues Louisville July 3 18991 can not1engagein controversy with an- 1editorthe odds arc much too great nevertheless I venture to call in question some of the statements contained In an editorial published in the issue of the Cour ierJournal of the 1St inst and in vite attention to some erroneous cenclusionsThe of the Louis ville and Nashville Railroad Company has never participated in partisan politics The transporta tion interest is an important one and is entitled to the lull protec tion of the lawmaking judi cial and other departments of government It is entitled to a hearing and its representatives have the right to vote in other words participate in the government and unquestionably have the right to defend the interests they represent when such interests are attacked The management of the Louisville Nashville Rail road Company has never been active and has no desire to be act ive in what is termed politics except to protect so far as possible these important interests against oppressive legislation and unjust enforcement of the law It will at once be eliminated as a factor in politics when assured by all parties that its interests will be treated fairly and given reasonable protec tion It is neither Democratic nor RepublicanSenator Goobel has for many years been a successful speculator in damage claims for personal in juries In the pursuit of this business lip is said to have amassed a fortune For about fifteen years he has been a legislator and during that period has exerted him self with more or less success to secure the enactment of legislation unjustly affecting the interests of corporations and in some instances adapted to promote his personal interests Senator C C McChord having a personal grievance has for that or other reason cooperated with Senator Goebel in endeavoring to secure legislation intended to in juriously and perhaps fatally affect the interesisof transportation companies He alsocooperated with Senator Goebel in endeavoring to secure the enactment of other in imical measures These gentlemen being candi dates lor offices which should they be successful will give them the power to make their enmities effective to the great possible injury of important business interests some of the officers and employes of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company have sought to aid their opponents and endeavored so far as they could in a proper way to induce others to do like wiseThe Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has done some thing for the development of the material interests of the State of Kentucky and would like to do more It is trying as best it can to furnish facilities which its management would like to provide although there is at present little prospect that it can be done with out for many years incurring a direct loss It has no desire to par ticipate in politics and if treated fairly by all parties it would not care who is Governor of the State of Kentucky or who is Mayor of the city of Louisville The foregoing being a rather brief statement of the facts of the present situation the question arises do they justify the Courier Journal in not only renouncing its former friendly feeling for this company but in declaring war against it Because the officers and em ployes of the Louisville and Nash ville Railroad Company are op posed to the election of Senator Goebel to the office of Governor and Senator McChord to the office of Railroad Commissioner of this district the CourierJournal charges that the company has thrown it self into the field of partisan poll tics and is therefore no longer entitled to the friendship and sup port of the CourierJournal against unreasoning enemies and mercen ary demagogues but on the con trary is deserving of and must be prepared to receive tho enmity of that paper and is put upon notice that the CourierJournal will join Goebel anfl Pher unreasoning en emiesan4 mercenary demagogues in destroying its prpperty and in driving jt out of Kentucky poll ticsLet me again suggest that the Louisville andNasjyilIe Railroad Company will immediately and of 4t4 IA Little Spark M- apr MaJcMuc1z Work It The lUte spIt o bad in theisystem slzcutd Lc qucrdwJiiWi- IfxxIs t SwapMt1IifAmcriCl grel4 purifier Il purifies vitalizes Aniltijrieft the blood ofbothsexcs nd JagtsCUIt scrofula salt rheum dyspepsia cifar Ppdi SaJ7kc I its own accord quit politics so soon as all panics urnqindctcnn ning that the material Jntercsts olthe StateShall bq jusjljj pjoc and promoted Untiljhisjs done it will while abusing no privilege granted itusa allpUtsiiegalitem cdies to assert and maintain its rights I presume that those who con trol the CourierJournal wish no advice from me nor am I anxious to advise But inasmuch as you have kindly suggested what policy the Louisville Nashville Railrpad Company should pursue I may be permitted to do as much for the CourierJournal I cannot help thinking that the great newspaper which thousands have regarded as mentor and guide mig itself do better than rush with such fu rious zeal into merely factional politics and rather than abandon its friends and forget what it form crly taught cease to concern itself about who shall be Governor who shall be Mayor and how shall be administered the petty municipal patronage that it once despised Very respectfully MILTON H SMITH DOWN IN THE MINES The striking miners of Evansvllle accused of shooting from ambush several nonunion miners have been released on bond to Le tried soon Judge Matlison last week granted another coal company at Evansville a restraining order against the striking miners who threaten trouble Weigher Fred Feiler of the Arnold mine sajs be believes the scale be basI charge of at that point is the best in the possession of the St Bernard The material Is now on the ground toI build an additional number of ovensat the Eatlinglon coke works The demand for coke has so increased that the capacity must be increased The effort has been made by a Kansas court to stop a railroad company from shipping into that region miners who ire desirous of work but the railroad company still carries all passengers The U U M W say that tbecoal corn pany at Doa Air Tenn has endeavored to cause the dissolution of their union there What a blessing it will be to the miners there if the move is successful A member of the U M Workers Union at Bon Air Tenn has been threatened with exposure for failing to account for a sum of money which be bad in his care while an officer of the Don Air lodge The charge is denied Manager Jones of the LebreeCoal Corn pany is much elated over the success be has bad there the past year the output be- Ing nearly double what it was the year before ibe daily capacity being from six to ten cars The Company recently added a company store and is doing a fine business Foreman Robinsonof the Empire mine came home last Saturday He complains of the scarcity of men and those at work have been working so bard and long with out a few days rest They now yearn for the time when they can devote a few days to recreation The Empire company be says is unable to fill all orders for coal For selfish reasons alone we are told a a lURe number of business men of Evans ville sympathize with the striking miners How would they like it if the clerks in their employ would attempt to dictate how they should manage their own business They would discharge them at once Yet they sympathize with the striking miner who attempts to dictate in fact to run their employers business As lime rolls on the agitator sees more plainly that the life be leads in Hopkins County is a very lonesome weary and disappointing ono Because be came to the county filled with the false hope that all that was necessary to set labor against capital or employee against em ployer was for him to let his tongue loose and tell the miners that be knew what was to their own interest better than they did so be goes on the hunt for some one to preach his false doctrine to and not knowing Ibe difference between a saw mill hand and a minerho tells his tale of woe to his victim who is at once led into the trap and becomes a faithful member of the U M W until be first assessment lor the relief of those miners cut on a strike is mado against him and then be drops It like qne would a hot poker Next we find the agitator sealed on a beer keg where be is trying to pursnade a poor fellow whose mind had become be fogged first by a drink of liquor that be is a slave and bad better give up his job of driving a team and join Ibe U M W and be becomes a faithful follower so long as Ibe supply of beer holds out Next we find him in conversation with one claiming to be a miner but who basin fact been a roamer wandering roand the country working a short lime for dif ferent railroad companies from whose ssr vice he was discharged for one cause or other and having becomo a traveler In search of a soft place be at once accepts a position as an agitator Then we bear of him at a beer drinking parly trying to convince by the power of beer that be be longs to the chosen few who are called to lead the miner aught Again we bnar of him threatening Ibe honest laborer with punishment should be seek work where the strikers refuse to labor And after all his earnest solicitation be departs from among the miners of Hop disappointedbeingbor with their hands for a living To what deep gulfs a single de viation from the track of human duties lead Byroni I a t Lr QQNT LIKE GUE8JE1 ny emQQic IEtpe1S and Men DispleaSed Wi1LFight Him Till the 1 1 Are1 f losedT Jc fiN ih1 Mr Goebels frAendsc nnotob ject to anyone bolting since they Efyhee arnplq by bolting the ac tion tpjtb5county convention held WC n June f7 After being fairly beaten in the county convention at home his friends went before a packed committee at Louisville and robbed stone and Hardin of three and onehalf votes We challenge a denial of this state ment Carlisle Mercury The proposed war of the G ebel gang against the Louisville Nashville railroad will do that road more good in the end than a new roadbed Everything grows by persecution and this will be no exception to the ruleHawesville Plaindealer It may nave required brains to enter a contract as Goebel did with Stone and then break it but it is not the quality of gray matter that has always been held in the highest esteem in Kentucky Goebel had been using his brains and his tongue on the people of Kentucky and only persuaded them to send 167 delegates to the convention for himParis Re porter At the head ot this column ap pears the regular Democratic ticket It is well known to the Teaders of the News that Goebel never was our choice He is not a man to command the respect and admiration of the best people We have heretofore ex pressed our opinion of him and the mere act of conferring upon him the nomination for Governor on the Democratic ticket did not in the least change his character or alter feelings toward him as a man To attempt to retract what has been said would be both folly and falsehood Lawrcnccburg News It will do no good to attempt to disguise the fact of the real politi cal situation in Scott county at the present time There is more than tho usual disaffection which fol lows a heated contest Outside of the original Goebel following there is but little enthusiasm for the ticket nominated at Louis villeGeorgetown Times Were it in our power we would wipe from the annals of political history that disgraceful conven lionS held at Louisville which lasted seven and a half days Because we are for its nominees is no evidence our eyes arc closed to right and justiceMt Sterling Advocate If our friends think the meth ods employed in the Louisville convention are the kind that will make votes for the ticket there nominated they are badly mis taken The anti Goebel leaven has been working more indus triously since the convention ad journed than before it met The party sores may be healed before November but if they are it will surprise us But well hope forth bestMountain Herald The Penitentiary the Reward tar Such Ser vice Yes said the lawyer he showed he had more sense be yond question The thief who How To Gain FleshPersons have been known to gain a jv imd a day by taking an ounce of SCQTTS EMUL SION jt is strange but it often happensSomehow the ounce produces the pound it seems to start the digestive machinery going prep ery so that the is flhlf to digest and absorbhiscrdlnbr food which hc could not do I fore and that Is the way the jjalri is madeA amount of flesh Is necessary for health j if you have bytaking stills fSIO You will find it lurt as useful In summer uponItsoc cud ft00 all drujgUw SCOTT Ii BOWNE ChembU New York Irr 41 picks your pocket has more sense than you have ofa certain sort A short time agoa forger got 5 000 from a bank official in Louis ville he had more sense than the bank officer just as Goebel had more sense than Stone That sort of sense sometimes lands a man in the penitentiary maybe it may I under a new regime land one in the Governors chair instead ItI is a criminal offense to obtain money or goods under false pre tenses by a promise to repay it or give its equivalent A nomination for Governor may be on a differ nut footing before the law but in morals it is exactly the same to my mind Lexington Herald By characteristic treachery to the gallant and confiding old sol dier W J Stone Goebel has se cured what he calls the Demo cratic nomination for Govnrnor But Stones plain tales from the Pennyrile make it certain that Goebel will never be Governor of Kentucky Louisville Post Of the two Judas Iscariot was a better man than Goebel for Judas hung himself alter betraying his victim Brcckinridge News Qoebtl and Bryan The Democratic party in Ken tucky has been slow to believe that there was a conspiracy to nominate Gorman and to throw Bryan overboard The evidence is accumulating that lead many to believe that such is a fact It will be in the opinion of the Common wealth a dark day for the Demo cratic party should a man from the East be selected for the head of the ticket in 1900 Covington Commonwealth A few more such conventions a have had held in the Democratic party and we shall have no need ofa convention Disgusting in the extreme is hardly a suitable expression for the manner in which that couvention was conducted Glenns Graphic Qrcen Keller Bitter Irony The Mercury as has been its custom for thirty odd years places the Democratic ticket at the head of its columns and shall give it the best support it can under the circumstances In urging the Democrats of Nicholas to rally around the Sag boys we know we arc committing a sin against all decency and honor yet our Joy ally to the Democratic party im pels us to submit to the edicts of the convention even when we know that fraud lying and reach ery were used lavishly to accom plish the end reached at Louisville last week Faithful Democrats cannot stop to question the methods of the great leaders of the party and the right to pass upon the acts of our shrewd managers is not re served to the common folks Ii- is enough for the ordinary plug o the country to know that the thing has been don and it is his duty to submit and join with our State organthe CourierJournal in shouting Hail to the King Let every Democrat who be lieves in fraud and every other form of vice in politics join us in giving the ticket a hearty support Are They Ready for Thiy From the Louisville Post Are the people of Kentucky ready to establish a worse than a Brownlow despotism in Kentucky f Then let them vote for Goebel I author of a force bill thus described by the CourierJournal i The Brownlow despotism in Tennessee was considered tolerably reckless and tolerably thor ough in its day But the Brown low despotism at its worst yen tured upon nothing so boldly wholly bad as thisII Are our people ready to estab lish in Kentucky a government more shameless in its effrontery more unconcealed in its deformity than the carpex bag governments of the South If so let them vote for Goebel the author of a force bill which the CourierJournal thus describes It Bsi4feJo say that the annals of free government wilt bo sought in vain for anything ap Continued on Fourth rage Preventionbetter Tutts Ltvqrn Pills will not only cure but if taken in prjiven 1dyspepsia h milari constipation jaundjce torpid liver aii- dTUTTS JSasv Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE A correspondent at Hickory Ridge sends the following item to county paper George Starr has sold his barber outfit to Jim Leslie George will continue to run his jewelry tinware and notipns store in connection with his shoe and harness shop in the postofficc but has decided to give up barbcing Theres a many sided mercantile genius for you- DIGEST YOUR FOOD Ninety Pet cent of all sickness It cannd b not being properly dJlllMedlt creates pot IOU and goes your blood and then yon ire liable to almoit any discus the nnmln jyiteta s heir to Use Dr CirUledtrUcnaaa Liver Power and walchth YoltwllUeel the good effects alter Ukinfrone dose Give It- atrialandbecoesluced ftttt ZS Dr Ottoi Spruce ali n CurM Your Cough JutthWMMnfor Children For tale by Si Dernardprug Store The Bank of Cadiz is going into TriggCountyreorganized Messrs W C White and F G Terry formerly of the first named institution becoming members of the directory of the last named bank That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you it you used Dr Kings New Lifo Pills Thousand of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Hetdacbes They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your heath Easy 10 take Try them Only 35 cents Mosey back if not cured Sold by St Btraird Druggist Mayfieldhatcbed is taking care of the hatch That gobbler is of a most domestic in clination We have sold many different cough remedies but none has given better satisfac lion thin Chamberlains n wj Mr Charles Holzbaner Druggist Newark N J It Is safe and can be lied In hofJciIForEarlington flea T Robinson Mortons Gap George King Si Charles Miss Margaret Ingels the pretty politician and orator of Paris is already campaigning for the en rolling clerkship of the next House B F Chum CookeriHe Teaa write Hari used Dr M A Simmon Liver Medicine jaaajr years It cures Dyipepsis BlUoat Fever Coo itlpMion and many other aUmeati It does not gripe or lickeD Itt action If mild wa with children while Black Draught and Jtelllns have piped and n n tattd IThe Tribune a Republican pa per that has been published at Greenville has suspended publica cation Weak Byes sre Mad Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the sue of Sutherland Eagle Eye Its pat np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists The watermelon crop in Kill tucky promises to be the largest in the States To Cure a Cot In One Day Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablets All druggists reload money if it fails to cure ajc The genuine has 1 B Q on each tablet The dove hunting season opens the first of next month and hunters arc already growing impatient What among human ills are more annoy ing than piles The afflictions that pro vent active exercise are bad enongb but one that makes even rest miserable is worse Women are the greatest martyrs Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure the most obstinate case Price 500 in bottles tubes 750 St Bernard Drugstore The Butler county Teachers In stitue will be held at Morgantown this week A Frightful Plunder Will often causes horrible Burn Scald Salverand promptly heal it Cures Old Sores Fever Sores Ulcers Polls Felons Cores all Skin Eruptions Best Pile tiroq- r earth Only 35 cents a box Cure guar anteed Sold by St Bernard Druggist The bloomer girls team from Chicago will play the ball team at Central City next Friday White Cream Vermifuge not only ef uaeqaaledrmanent cure for Chills and Fever In chil dren Price ajc St Berntrd Drugstore Some of the condors shot in the Andes mountains havea spread of wing from fifteen feet to twenty feet TluEagUKInzoleJIBIrd Is noted for Its keen sight clear and diA llnci vision So are those persons who use Sutherland Eagle Eye rweak eyes styes sore eyes of any kinder grinn ated lids Sold by all deaiertM35c1a15 d During the recent seasionoftha New York Legislature over 6600 bills were introduced To arouse a Dormant Liver coil secure perms nent regularity of the Bowtli Dr MASim mca Liver 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4- wwPw YOUR ORDERS Wh Shi Livtry SiMSj for i Ask your neighbors f They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and al ways at the right pricej ffriI 10PII All Nlghl Barnett Arnoldj t oL A 1t 1 di i2 d I M fIS YIAHB KY 0All Classes of Buildings Erected and made complete ready for occupancy in eluding the furnishing of all materials j and common labor DETAILS SPEO lDRAWN UP ON SHORT NOof Building and Special Work Give TIOB chance at your work before telling CO VPyrv VV is I 1 L McCORD utl r Contractor anOnilder BXPIRIIN- OIEARLINETDN guaraaFIOATION8 DIJS ssssssssssussseasunssusssisss IGEO GEO TOYucceIsorso nut unll LIVERY A FEED At the Old Stand oa Mala Street just west of depo- tEARLINGTON KY FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service J=SSlteSsessuuuesssssp1srssassisSipssu J W Stoves 1 i CASTINGS AND TINWARE t- I 1 I Contractor of all kinds Tin t aalvanlzed Iron and Conrvr Wnrk I ROOFiNG AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION S GUARANTEED II S IUSSSSSO4SIOSSISSS4I II II II IItk w 4 MEDICINE the MilliON STABLEIC A Popular Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package fthe first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution tin the trade ij COin preparatlou nrdklna drug which teen aacer I r taloed 10 Lo of more uw amouK nNlcatIDOD than any other for till cure or atUrrtallin iif luch UIa common to man a I la an Impaired dliMtlon or t waiteTbecaIouaf4 dtse ur which She phyelclan Ia called toDrecrib Ja ptrParlq their stander RInI fur tLo acceptance the lnerlcau NOPIo IbecousDiny IaJ4 down lb11 FIndeparatiouIhoUI1 corkstLIed fYerWrlOgperecoulauP moro Ibtus a mall proportion trout hi output that rThe Iua dug were in turn psckM of j equality n surpauei in beauty and pcrtcctlcnot wcrkrnanabtp by UsIIn the ni In Jwe auJ ornamauorro Slaving setthrirtigbsIadard aad iw erconientluirloTarr from proprietor 10 the accepted modern i kttnrmktullbelr commodity known And seven hundred dollars In 1 7 1 4 week Itha al obeendUcoreredandproTedbythetitoftlraeJiidaetaaTezi eVitnr tt that tbew Tabulc leniency of quaIIllH or dtmtolltlon of rellence that mleht a underfavorable condition thcsa IbIS landraweivSfcraTeUnTlSStSieve lalnlooie or norst t J3 for several weeks or month are found lo be T as ueJIIcaclOUl as 1 ofIn 1 thecompaoy tt packanbeing rap tprietarl tndloloJIV2 CBN tea taiuleior d or oa afa 1hItIInianyvliioOtdiecontlnuethemanufenIuraudJ tntheforrnwilh M cheaperQrlperlmnIAllrrorquality meitcino IIldeDtlCalhl both sorts theonly differencebclig In ho form nod comparative roil of packing orpnulng up fleeceut sck1k 1 IalacaJlIstlrnp nrwezdei to the Rlpan CMmteal 00 NO IUIpjur nt Slew York Until th I I tsre thorouhiy Introducvd to the ride S4ent an4 dte WltI be supplied at a I I rlrewbichwlilcitowIbm a fair margIn OJ lvoflfvierleoen canon for 4csnta Un 1111 cartonlltor IUa 0 Jro em carlODlror iigroseiejj cerlOD1UOl10u Catn with lb ordtr lIeverrcaae LlhAsl 1 Tfl1 ilWodId WORMS TWYMANI Proprletarrt tplaooJtlponlhllmaritabolllllye IMGQnlnl WHITES CREA- MVERMIFUCEttll 11 J t fZIiJisJdWsriISj 1 H p=o ZXj o i JAMeALLAIID ItL l 1 1- a T1 c 0f4 i r b v 7 4 r t 4 I Ibx iff ec I rn e 1 J3u Unbustry we tt be lt LOCAL L V Koontz jcrtoP last Friday j Dont forget- tl JMk ttYfCOInty Fair t t1Y1i1r fjl Wi1111te9 wtJt 1U1- t c villa Monday l Jj rti s Tins cabt IS V1SlUOll aiSson1 b c11 cV O ToV snaatUasuloiinJ Nas9YIUI I1i Jerrold A jonso51making relatives in Greenville a visit t itMrs Dan M and Miss Ethel J Evans were in Madisonyiile Mon day 1Misses Dona Wood and Tiny t Kellner were in Madisonyiile Tuesday Lee Cozart and little son spent a day or two in Nashville this Pt week I Miss Sallte Farnsworthspent Tuesday with friends in Madison ville I Mrs T B McGlynanlan4 Mrs I Phil Rabcr went to Evansville 1 Sunday J Mr D W Umstead went to Evansville Tuesday morning on business Miss Ruth Wooldridgc spend ing a few weeks with relatives tat Manitou Ed Morrow and Thomas E Fin ley of Madisonville were in the- cit1Suu4ay 4 r Mrs P E Jones of Jackson yule Fla is here visiting relatives and friends Miss Eula Richards oHo fkinsyillc is the guest ofMissLu cile Crcnshaw SSMiss Lula Jordan ol GaI1atin Ten is visitingbesiatsr Q i J E Fawcett ZTho Odd Fdlpfftl Picnic at f Mo tons Gap will be given Satur day the ithint Ott Powers of MdiM y4llfUJiM beenin Earlington for a few days f working insurance i i The Bloomer Girls of Chjcagp are playing ball in several towns in this section of the State vMiss Maggie Barnett of Mani the guest ofiSjBJ4flldP Barnett a few days this week i Rev R M Wheat was called to Scottsviile last week to attwadi I the funeral of his grandaaptherr Mr M B Brows the poit master at Croflpn was in Earlfng ton a few days this week visijiqj relatives Mrs Ottway V Rt 9111 FLM Eihan Allen Vt arrivedSaturda and will visit her parntunU September when she will go to Manila to join Dr RashIiusiler 1 The management ot the r at I Hopkins County Fair wilX4m H fstrenuous efforts to lasso Bill Goe t bel and get him to visit our fair- I during on or rno e dsis next month PrecauUpWSwilUi taken 3 to nail the ground down however so that he cannot walko Cwithjbe fair Hustler Colonel Henry Col jouette Henry is being pe titioned to make the race for the Democratic nomination for repjce sentutive from Christian county MoneyIKenucky coins to indi cate says the Post that Bwjadlers are operating on an txtenyescale- this Stale as well as Tennessee flU FishIng Party Retlirfi rho fishing party consisting 0- J D Rash Eldred Davijild tf thule and Henry Browning reo turned ron Gree i RiverTu iday P The boys had a good lime caughtt T J spmn fish and enjbyedaheiriQuting W11 i very much IA WANTED THE MONEY 1 Before Playing the Air that has IIFromwe gitta do then The speaker was the leader of a band of street musicians and his words were uttered ihjrcsponsc to a request that the banjf play the Georgia Camp Meeting Why wont you play it now Ill give you some moneyCDatta all right fore youi t uttaJ do crowd no giveado mon to usI Da give a it to da kid for da danceThe Saunterers friend was puzled and sought a big police man for an explanation TheS bluecoat laughed heartilylThats easy seep whenever a street band gr a hand organ strikes up that tune there are always sure to be two ort three street gamins around boys and girls both who immediately proceed to do the cakewalk They doit so well and so comically too that when the music stops and theS dancing with jt the onlookers drop their coins in the hats of the kids and when the collector for the musicians comes around all he gets is the icy hand Ive seen it done dozens ot times Stop itIHow can 1 It isnt against the t law forthe gamius to accept the money for their dancing and theyf dont get the coin under false tenses either for their Cakewalk lug is usually the real thin I guess the leaders of street bands have come to the conclusion1 tbatI it will be more money in their pockets to put off playing that particular tune until after they have made their collections Of course then they dont care how much the youngsters dance or what the size of the pile the crowd is willing to give up for the danc ing1 And the policeman walked offI humming a strain of the air that has developed more calkwalking than any other ever written Wonderful Discovery LoNsroxo ALA April 15 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co wllbliververybadgoodItwodollaragood than Ill tba medicine I ever took I bava gained thirtyfive pounds in weight and my health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend to any com anally Any one who doubts this state Bunt J Sold bySt Bernard Drugstore Quinine Jim From the Unloatown TelegramIA Clarksville telegram conveys the sorrowful intelligence that a close friend who has recently re turned from Oak Grove Christian county where he visited reports the Hon James A McKenzie United States Minister to Peru under Mr Clevelands last admin istration well nigh blind HisI friends fear that he is soon to be come totally blind No mans af fliction will occasion more genuine sympathy in Kentucky and through out the country among those who know Quinine Jim than this Personally he is a man of great popularity I There is more Catarrh in this section ofI the country than all other diseases put to gether and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many years doctors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by con stantly falling to cure with local treatment Oronounced it incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disuse and therefore requires constitu treatment Catarrh Cure maD fct by F jt Cheney Co To ledoOhlois the only constitutional cure oa tba market It is taken internally in dosesirom ten drops to a teaspoonful It zeta directly on the blood o mucous fur faces ot the system Th6t offer one hun dred dollars for any case it rails to cure Se4 for circulars aad testimonials Ad 910iSHat FaralyPillsare the best tThere is much excitement in Lewis county over a wild man 1l1mbcI1Person mrodtcoulWhltman recently without sue theiirTthe latter instance a negro qf giant proportions rKtersNcursitiaaToothacbo rilmsuiMf ConpWnte me 21 Vnti Sold fjy St Bernard Drug Store NEEDED No elb w grease Is W OaHL Dust It makes house wotk eajya real sl UBr tntiii hat jU dgsry It saves your 1 time yonr jtswgth yeiiir NI8 JKo1 U better fJM ftlfflj1 1 111 our large pel f y- CJICAM Wit e k lISTeN y 5k4 H i5Mc ROBBERS DJgTkelr Way Through aJBrl k- VlIJ Wall and f t VERY GOOD HAUL W R Coyle Store Broken Into Ziondayaj Night0 Robbers succeeded in forcing an entrance into W R Coylos store darnig t byi digging out In rear waltof the house and making a hole large enough to admit the passage of a person There were evidently two connected with the robbery and they succeeded in making a very good Mr Coyle estimated the oss at something like f300 They secured shoes shirts jewelry etc and some clothing The rifling of he store was done quickly no doubt as everything was scattered considerably the next morning The robbery was not discovered until early Tuesday morning when ome one In passing the rear of the store noticed the hole m the wall and immediately notified MrI CoyleThe robbers succeededin making good their escape and there was trace of them with the excep ion that a white man and a negro were put off of a freight train at Tuesday morning be ore day They seemed to have several boxes of shoes with them besides other booty and probably wcrethe guilty ones jI IS if RIGHT For an Editor to Recommend Patent Medicine The Sylvan Valley News Brevrad N C says It may be a question whether the publiclyprietary medicines which flood the market yet as a preventive of suffering we feel it a duty to say a good word for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy We have and used this medi cine in our family for twenty years and have always found it reliable In many cases a dose of Ibis remedy WOIIIInvo b lrliof suffering while a physician is dependlnRImplicitlywe do believe that if a bottle of Cnamber cznbandan attack much suffering might be avoided and in very many cues the presence of a physician would not be required At letthis has been our experience during Iba remedyIsEarlla ton Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charle- sBorrowing Ants From the Breckenridga News A plague of small ants is worry log the good housekeepers in the lower part of town The little pests get into the sugar bowls play havoc with cakes and pies and drown themselves in the jelly and fruit preserves It is well known that tho large black ants devour the little red ones amt one bright lady introduced several of the big black ants into her home in order that they might eat the little ones up The black ants did their work nobly and now the house is free of the small pests Since the bright woman made her successful experi ment her neighbors frequently run over and ask Mrs will you please lend me your big black ants for a day or so I want to borrow them to eat my little ones Best way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOC Miss July rat 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co yourNubianIn my family and It is all that you claim for II It is tba best Liver Medicine ever tried It is just the thing to Uka if you feel bad and are bilious A B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Circuses Sells Bros circus will strike the State according to the Louisville Post the last orthe month visit ing eightjorten the arger towns Ringling Bros show following close behind the other large tented aggregations will exhibit in five or six towns in August It will be liardto Methesal1boys to 5pendtthei remainde of the sum rWfYJ on1 home t Emeralds vs Shamrocks- IIovm Ty runs did your club make Larry Thrae sorSThree runs ehV- Vis1 sor A fun for the urn pirej a run for th doetor an a run to th police station Chicago News An Epidemic of Diarrhoea cocoanul1Grovo DIIarrboeait lo ptUer and Ihersay il is Ibe best mediCine they ever by St Bernard Drugstore Earliogton Ben T Rbbinsoo Morloos Gap George 1101 r Si CharlesSThe worlc of clearing away the debris at Bowling Green has been begun and handsome buildings are to alee the place of those d at the corner of Main and College streets Coughed 35 YearjI suffered for 25 years with a cough and sp hundreds pC dollars with dgctsrsand for medicine to no avail nnVil I used Dr Bells PlneTarHoney This remedy mikes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J BnGtelIGraataIil1ilrfi Iil1 t t J I MRS SOOT WORT Suggested the Barbara Frlet chle Poem to Whittier ExpressthesfSouthworth has revived many anecdotes of her life The Hidden Hand which Mrs Southworth wrote as a serial was the only one other works that was dramatizedP and many years ago popular on the stage being the forerunner of many of the sensational melodramas now popularina a certain class of Southworth was a great friend of the Poet Whittier and it is not generally known that she gave him the suggestion for his famous poem Barbara Frietchie One of the most cherished letters in Mrs Southworths large collection is one from Whittier in which he thanks her for the inspiration ofB his poem and tells her that it to appear in the next number of the Atlantic The poets letter was as follows AMMBURY 9 Mo 8 1863 My Dear Mrs Southworth I heartily tbankjbee for thy very kind letter with its enclosed message It ought to have fallen to better hand but I have Just written a little ballad of BarbaraB Frellcbie which will appear in Atlantic If it is good for anything thee deserves all the credit for it I wish I could accept thy kind invitation to be pieseot at thy cottage home but I am toot much of an invalid lo undertake the jour ney I thank thee none the less however for asking me I shall go there in imagi nation if I cannot go otherwiseiWith best wishes for thy health and happiness I am most truly thy frd John G Whittier To Throw Good Money Alter Bad Will but Increase my pain If you have thrown away money for medicines that did not and could not cure why should you not now begin taking Hoods Sarsapa rilla the medicine that never dislppolOlalt Thousands orpeople who condition and took Hoods Sarsaparilla say il was the best investment they everimade for it brought them health Hoods Pills cure sick headache IndlI Igestion I Lawton and San IsldroIOne of the most spirited bts of descriptive writing that has ap peared for some time is the ac count of Lawtons Advance on San Isidro If by William Dinwiddie which together with photographs illustrating the life of the troops on the march occupies a prominent position in the current number of Harpers Weekly Mr Dinwiddie is already well known as the author of the best book yet published on Puerto Rico and his work in the Philippines is characterized by the same quaIl ties which made his earlier papers so populargreat vividness aI thorough and comprehensive knowledge of his subject and the ability to make the reader abso lutely familiar with the topography of the country over which he has gone Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hiuton Ala writes us August lath 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful I I keep this medicine In the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of It Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Kentucky Fair Dates Lexington August 95 days Madisonville August 94 days Lawrenccburg August r54I daysLebanon 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 134 daViGlasgow Sept 204 days Guthrie Sept 274 days Horse Cave Sept 274 days Owensboro Oct 35 days Robbed the Grave A startling incident of which Mr JobnI subjectIsa mostdreadfut condition My skin was almost yellow eyes sunken tongue coaled pain continually in back and sides no ap bydaytryingElectricsurprise the first bottle made a decided improvement I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another victim No one should fall lo try them Only 56 cents guar anleed at St Bernard Drug Store The tandem cycle is all right in its way but it will never see the day when it can supplant the ham mock built for two Is your liver tired Does it rail to do itt duty 1 If so dont neglect its can for help A few doses of Herbine may save you a oalyperrectFever Price 50 SI Bernard Drugstore The fisherman sometimes makes the mistake of baiting his breath instead of his hook Sick Headache Wind on the ilomicb nil 1011 In ell Nausea are qnlckljr cured by IIt r dOMtofOr M A Simmons Liver Uedlclni aaeman t load of hay for his automobile Imperfect digestion and assimilation pro systemWhichHerbine gives tone to the stomach anc causes good digestion Price 50 cents St Bernard Drngttorp I thu- t3 Program 4 Circle No a ieetswtb New Salem Church Friday night before the Fifth Sunday iri tiSgg continuingSunday incwsiv The following isithe program Sermon for criticism Jc8 Cal vert and J M Harrisoalt I What is the first work of the Spirit upon the unregenerate- dcrsonD F Clark and W Fi endicy 2 What must I do to be saved Brack Osburn and Mayor Utley 3 What is IruthR C AllenM fc v A nd BA S5sk f 4 When and where was the atonement made for the souls o- fmenC M Pendley and J R Calvert 5 In what will the Milennial onsistJ M Ezell and J R Harris 6 Christ washing his disciples Was it a commandmentI ro Daves aria Wm OBryan 7 Is it the duty of all Gods1 children toobeyall his command mentsW N Clark and J W Bilbro CLARJjJ commltfeei A Thousand Tongue I j Could not express the rapture of AnnUJ Springer of 1125 Howard at Pbiliuj Deipbia Pa when jhi found Kings New Discovery for Consumption had completely cured her of a hacki4 cough that for many years had made lifb burden All other remedies and doct ori could give her no help but she saiM of this Royal CureiI soon removed if palo In my chest and I can soundly something I can scarcely remeIj IUswill every ona who tries Dr Kings Ney Thro4hist DriftSThe Letters of Captain DreyftM to His Wife The Letters of Captain Dreyfus written to his wife during his capr are to be published immdI diately by Harper Brothers Its t said that they furnish absolute proof if proof were needed tht Dreyfus is ino enttlo guilty could possibly have written Their second and greater value is that thy let us see deep into the soul of a brave man one of the bravest men that ever lived Of these letters Zola writes They will stand iike an imperish able monumentMwhen the works of us writers shall have passed maybe into oblivion Her Hint From the Cleyeland Leader HeI wish I could be a kissing bug a little while sheOh well there might be a little kissing bee you know Freezing Weather in July Would cause great discomfort and loss but fortunately it is seldom known A vast amount of misery is caused if this season however by impoverished blood poor appetite and general debility These may ba remedied by eflrichlng the blood and toning the stomach with Hoods Sarsaparilla This medicine seems to put new life into the wbola physical system simply because of its wonderful power to purify enrich and vitalize the blood create an appetite and invigorate the digestive functions We advise you toI feelingjustI a six weeks vacation It is the best medi cine money can buy I If the average girl throws a fit at the average bug what will she do when confronted by the kissing bug CourierJournal Lung IrnUUon the forerunner to consumption Dr Bells PineTarHoney will cure it and give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all good druggists EdC Cargill former city tax collector at Mayfield died In the lunatic asylum at Hopkinsville Those who live on farms are liable many accidental cuts burns and bruises- which heal rapidly when Ballards Snow Liniment promptly applied Price 350 and 30 cents St Bernard Drugstore Paducah has ordered a census taken and will try to get into the list of second class cities Nothing equals Ballards Blackberry Balsam for Cramping Diarrhoea and Bowel Complaints This remedy is one ofthe best known and most successful medicines of its kind Price 25 cents St Bernard Drugstore It is not always the most beauti ful female chins that make the sweetest chin music CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The KM YM Wars Always kht Bears the- Signature otCi JWLaundry The Madisonville Steam Laundry wagon will collect laundry in Earlington every Monday alter noon Same will be delivered Thursday Please have your bundle ready all bundles left at your office wdl Chipped Thurs day and delivered Saturday Your patronage earnestlvsolicited WG BORDERS Agent The Dawson Herald has suspended publication lTIs worth t begot gold Thisap plies with special force to Hoods rilla Americas Greatest Medicine A man naturally looks pail aftcj having kicked the bucket ITIll diners ot a Mtltrlil ArDloIJberelllar t averted by ceeiilonUljr taking jpr N A Slz mO lLtlrVt1III t SSt S c 5 iILLINGW c oj caiarrti inane loyal friendt Jar the liberator Pcruna has been making friends of this kind for ninny years It cures catarrh whcr ever located r Mr3REodcs of 35 Twenty clshth St De UgH MIch is one of the ninny thou Mna ofTertinaafricnilg This is what oho hays to Dr Hartman I VjTd liavo usatl your Pcruna with the taost remarkable results and would not bo Tvithput H AVo have always recommended it to our friends A few fears ngo I purchased a bottlo of your PWnlba and after seeing its results recommended ty to my grocer who was troubled frith djspcp h curing of whjci1lnilucea her to sell it in her storc larjrp amounts of it liyDaughter havjust been cured of jaundice with Icrnna My pen would Low weary were I to begin to UlFyouof the nuhicroUs cures Pcruna effected in our immediate vicinity Wihffitiw Jwt couplo of r nr- Dr1Ijitrn1LhPrcs1dcntpt the Surgl counsel ii4 prescribe for fifty thousand women this year free of charge Every suffer woman should write for special question blank for women and hare ITfrlmnn book Health sail B t A druggists sell Peru na M- St Charles PIPXQU KtJOW- Thakut Charles has the best band In tbisparof lbesiate rT1tbernine3 here have run steadily ogwc1ywontbs h ibsvebayq a new railroad agent every tiros bo moon fails That Dr W K Nisbet is a borselrader That there bis not been a tramp in our town Jormonlbl1 0lbes1wlUJ91J0iThat Ben T Robinson candidate for ep Mentitiye is very popular with par PQPJe Thtthere are three saw mills now in- bejrnole4iate vicinity of Si Charles doing a good business TbiUMlis Ophelia Davis and Mr J D Carjvill teach our fall school That several of our citizens are going to thefI Mjuamptb Cave in vehicles soon f TbatStChanies is to have a new ball and band stand sometimeu That our marshal has not bad to make aasrmt Ion months for our people are too busy to violate the laws TbaI yerjbody bad gold to spend the 4th of July and they did it in a quiet way ThapJieaiKnoU Central is making i- tcrsayiiraiht sad will male better tiaiaJhanever Tbat onr section of railroad now em plovajhitfy men sod its bed is being treated toa rock ballast Tlat C Harlan will build haU dozen bonsai in tbseastera part of town soon That theGotbelftes are scarce in these Pftttft That tha trustees have extended Ibe clrji itsinordet bat St Charles may v i- That Dr Nisbet andP wife and Mrs GfjXICjngftogejJjer with friends fEar agtoaLwii1makqatrip to the Mammoth veabout the I7tb last Tb rthrels mote sickness here than usual for this season of tha year That bI1G Osbprn and wife of Con co d JiJCjiDtas arp visiting their brothers Jawand Charles Gribbl- eThMIsesMaud and Mile Sat terfield pktJttiUfl Tenn are visiting J V M Eiienand family this week SUBSCRIBIR Sour Stonjsch It one of ihi liru symptoms of a comtp jiJtiionf attack Cure It with a rev dose- sLiver4dIctnptit Alm1I19 I Youinee4 not make a baby cap We can sell you a beauty cheaper than you can make one ST BERNARD STORE Our LeatherBelts for ladies are attractive and servcablest Store geM to SChOO- lS JNDN1 TEWW Ten Thousand Pages ot Living LawReally a Two Years i Cqur AccornpJished in QNE YEAR With Diploma and License REVIEWED At phei year free of Charge Address N GREEN CHANCELLOR Next Term September 4 1899 OLD MAIDS CONVENTION Something New In the Way of an Entertainment to be Given Friday Night There will be given Friday night I at Assembly HaU something new in the way of amusement It is J known as the Old Maids Convention and will be given in the interest of the Christian Endeavor I Society It is one of the most j popular entertainments of the day and has met with favor wherever given The price of admission is 25 cents reserved seats 35 cents EO come out and hear their experience and enjoy a hearty laughIFollowing is the program Presidents Address Roll Call- Convenlion Song Reading Minutes of Previous Conven lion Address of Welcome and Response Experience Meeting Duel Expressing Sentiment of Every Old Maids Heart Original Poem Psalm of Marriage Stales Nominated Invitation Ceremonies Trio The Three Old Maids of Leo Mrs Mlfikins Address Specimens TestifySPresidents Closing Address Noon Adjournment AfternoonExhibition of Rejuvenating Machine SoloNow Welt All Get Married GRDVES TAaTE ES- EiCHILL TDNiCIS J08YA8COOD FOR ADULTI WARRANTEDI PRICE SO ctS aAULTIA lus Nor use Pull tedtctnS Co BtU al Mo Oentletneni Wo told lut wear NO boUlei a GROVES TASTELESS CUttL TONIC tod ban oqbthree 51051 iheady this rear la all over pe DCe or Ii rears in the ding baT asTer old an uitlcle t laTe such mlysrul wlJo IOU sa your TOLIC a ours UnIT LnszrCLuz ACe Lucile JoteIp a w PRITCHETTPROPRIBTOR JAMES FRANOEWAY OLBRKSi BRNB8T OLAYTOR I One square from depot on Main Street- MADIBONYILLEj KY Best service Choice table Full corps of experienced hotel help NEW- BELMONT HOTEL Cy Scott Proprietor Lon Hall Cler- kMADISONVILLE 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 house keepers as well as the high priced Papers offered elsewhere rGLAD TO SHOW YOU St Bernard General Store WORKI I tion at this office Estimates IfurnishedupOn application y 1 ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS THE SYSTEM eLsEFfECTUAL JCjvJH4BITUAL ITS BNEI LtffEcT BV7 THt GtHVINt MAO OX tWNIAJTGSYRVPpuUL 00 roe su aisil DRUGG4Ta rowL so PU aGrn j W A NISBB1 rtiildeat OV WADDILL Ctihl- it3fopkias Lounly BANKMADISONVILLE Gaptal Stock S5PMe Transacts a general banking baslaess and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault is that section ot Kentucky Cspltar Stock Paid In Inrplsi FMf 180000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTQN IBANKERadvantages a are numerous It is not to bus ness men we are talking they know all about Itbut to salaried men wage earners and to woman Theres safetyif the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out sqaasderingsmall sums when you bava a large sum in your pocket MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Co CompounD prescriptions properly it takes time It require experience and acomplete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist druglfreshpossible work and for compensation be must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE 11EXPERIENCE TRAOK MARKS DEsIGNS IDVDlftUPfl At Anyone senditga ketebd deicilpUOS mat our opinIon free whether cA t1I1cklt I = 4 Urn strictly conndentil Htnabool CS lent tree Oldest enc7 for socunnpaWnta A Cu reosH4 ntctalatkwithout tftScientific JRnnerkdit A handsomely illustrated woekir bmtt etf l Terms SI A naealikI THOS B YOUNG Manafacturerot 1 High Grade Boots and Shoes npalr Work aSptelsltr Earllragtora Ky publicnew work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a first class shoemaker from Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed tofit an i give satisfa t 9 ULlA Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements of Jpsepj 4 IBut What Your House Requires iq iWO COATS of r 1 J I A f I IINt e t 14IIs A- lA SSIt Prices Right Xpur Trade Soliqitedi5it it v MIED PAI NT 8Quality Unsurpassed yiwwvyyyyVTrwvwvwr 4 SSq 1 icl rt St Bernard Drug StoJi L yjfcg A Lk s w 4 GOEBELrtJ praching it in shameless effront- J b e and unconcealed deformity k TKe records bf reconstruction fur r in9thing to compare with it It V L ft III 0Aithepeople ready to surren dftoa triumvirate or to one t I marter all the power and privi l i8otllree government Ifso let them vote for the au I 1 th tr2 force bill which the CcuiierJourraI thus characterizes i 1 Why three Commissioners when one would serve the purpose i qu1ealsVwibll Thrift being the i order of the day why not an act t naming aEinplc Commissioner to cast a single vote for the entire State as is sometimes done in I 0df board meetings Why waste the hardearned money of the tax payeris on a triumvirate when a j dictator would come so much cheaper 1 IV l fhisbill has become a law the t peoplciavenow to accept or re ject it By force and by fraud a Af Democratic convention was over t thrown by Weavers police back v ing Goebels Chairman a new- S convention was created with one L purposcthc naming of Goebel as 1acandidate fpr Governor The people now have to pass on the convention and on a law which I made such a convention possible The CourierJournal thus pleads with the people against a verdict of approval for such a measure lIThe Democrats of Kentucky havenot sunk so low as that Thereis a limit even to the fury of i factional passion There are bounds set upon the prosperous rapacity of sectional leadership i Thn people cannot have gone tom pletely and incurably mad There is yet some grace left in the man hood of Kentucky to rise in its might and to say to this wicked attempt to steal its birthright of freedom in open day and before its eyes I forbid That is what the people will do- and they will do it in terms so em phatic and to clear that the con- spirators who at the convention undertook to administer on its es tate will not dare to exercise the power over the ballot box which they claim to have received through the force bill J Goebel went into the convention the weakest man in the lot and her emerges from it the weakest candi date that could have been chosen from the trio Trickery and treach F ery were twin companions through outthe session of the convention which will go down in history as the most disgraceful meeting ever held in yHazel Green Herald No Democrat is bound by the action of the alleged State conven tion nor will any man with the independence and manhoodwhich knows no master be driven through fearVofithe party lash to support this adventurer in his course of rapihel land plunder Glasgow News I Goebelism is not Democracy abd thousands of Democrats both gold and silver wings will say so Livingston Colonel Jtj The resolutions of the Joe Blackburn Democratic Club of Louisville contained this para graph We have watched with profound astonishment the establishment of a horrid political despotism upon the free soilof the Commonwealth fostered and animated by ibe1yranical band of one man whose greedfor prestige and power is superior to the welfare of ibeparly we love Democratic Comment- Editor Nelson U Sore The Democratic party in the State tof Kentucky ought to hold one more convention like the one at Louisville dominated by another boss like Bill Goebeland then crawl off somewhere and die Sharpsburg World Buck Rowleltj Opinion Goebel is a man of some talent hiuthas never done anything to en title him to any consideration rom- anyi oneLagrange New Era Cot Brrcklnrldge Disaffected The nomination of Mr Goebel was not unexpected by the State and the closeness of the vote by vhich he was declared the nominee demonstrates the fact that he was rejected by the Democratic patty at the primaries He receives the declaration of nomination by stplen votes votes deliberately filched by the Committee of Credentials and seated by the combination be tween him and poor Stone If the delegates actually sent to the con vention had been permitted to vote he would havi been defeated lie is therefore not the nominee of the Democratic party his nomina tion is not binding on any honest Democrat his title to the nomina tion is precisely the title a horse thief has to a stolen horseLex ington Herald During the vote Ollie James and Urey Woodson met on the stage If I got the nomination by such means as Goebel seems about to get it I would decline to accept it said James So would 1 said Urey A Lie Out Somewhere A freesilver farmer interviewed by the Lexington Herald said Yes Ive read it Ive read everything about that convention thats been published everything the Herald the Courier Journal and the Post have published I think somebody ila liar a mcan liar whether its Stone or Goebel I dont know yet Im waiting for Goebel to answer It its Stone who is lying about the agreement Ill vote and work for Goebel but if hes telling the truth and Goebel lied to him Ill not vote for him I never scratched a Democratic ticket I dont want td but 1 would vote for the blackest negro in Kentucky rather than vote for Goebel if he lied as Stone says he did I think its all right to work schemes to pull wires and all that sort of thing in politics but no mancanwin by downright lying and get my vote I CojijreMaaen W C Owens I COli aPletter to ttfe public denounces Goe beland his methods and concludes by saying As a citizen and a Democrat I shall not be deterred by the boast of the machine men that they will steal the election ncr matter bow the people vote I scratched a Democratic ticket in my life never voted for Republican but I realize that if the Democratic party dees not bold In its ranks sufficient honest vltalitJto punish and rebuke this great wrong and save for the future our party I intend to vote for the Republican candidate for gov ernor this fall and appeal to the conserva live the intelligent and the honest man hood of our Stale to do the same and make the m jorily too big to steal and by per fect organization make it dangerous to at tempt to steal it Yours W C OwENS One thousand and ninetytwo delegates to the Democratic State convention found themselves under the mastery of fifty policemen of Louisville who were commanded by William Goebel of Covington We all know that this is not Dem ocracy but what is it Louisvillc d Dispatch Tbe Whole Thing When it comes to manipulating William Goebel is the whole thing The recommendation is against rather than a credit to the Demo cratic nominee A schemer and a trickster is not the material for a governorAdair County News Goebelis trying to march to the Governors mansion over a road made of the dead bodies of his political victims prominent among them being the confiding Stone and the dallying Blackburn Louisville Post Not the Ocean From Chicago Evening Post It was the morning after their arrival at a seashore resort- I have often heard of the roar of the ocean she said dreamily but I never knew it sounded like thatThats notlhe roar of the ocean answered her more experienced husband thats the roar of a departing guest who has just been presented with his bill Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be i 4 f n J l1t II-ar htfirl P iw Om itsJiaeti it NIfIII At id mwm 1 FOLEYS BANNER SALVE Is a Healing Wonder- S Ai f 1 CAMPBELL COr- J I b h 4 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL f e jI 11 LESSON 111 THIRD QUAnTERijJNTER NATIONAL SERIES JULY Text of tlio LeNUln Unit Ill 1430 Memory Vorncn IIIl8Coldel1lest Finn III 17 Commentary Prepared lij the Her D SI Stcnrnib i + Copyright 1SS9 by D M StearnL3 U 45 Who Is that God that sfuvil do liver you out nf my hands Thus said Nebuchadnezzar to Daniels trend M ho gnvo thorn another chance for their llvos thrcntonlng them with death In thd flory furntico If they failed to worship the golden Imago which ho had sot up 110 had said to Dmilcl In connection with tho dec laration and Interpretation of tho forgot ten dream Of a truth It isthot your God Id n God of Rods and n Lord of kings chapter 11 47 but In his prldo ho had evidently forgotten this nnd now thorn Is no ono ro grout In estimation as him self Tile xplrlt of tim plain of Dull was manifested on tho plain of Shlnar Don si 4 antI long beforo Itwas seen in Cain It shall IJQ fully soon In tho last days In tho antiChrist and his companions Dan si 8088 II ThcM II 4 ROT xlll 1018 Our God whom wo sorvo Is ablo to deliver us from the burning fiery fur nace and Ho will deliver us out of thlno hand 0 king So thoy did not wish a second trial for their purpose was firm godsIup and they had no care as to conso quences What splendid confidence In Qodl What grand Indifference to man or his power I They know and practiced Pa Izil 5 xxvll 8 To no ono but the lIv- Ing God would they bow and in Him nlono would they trust 1023 Tim fury of the king who know no ono greater than himself went forth against them and tho most mighty men III his army bound them and cast them Into tho fiery furnace which was heated seven times rooro than ordinarily Tho king has now dono his worst and those who dared to stand against him llavo as ho thinks perished Tho mighty men who cast them into tho furnaco died by a spark sco margin from tho furnace for It is n terrible thing to touch a thud of God It Is like touching tbo apple of ills eye Zech II 8 Then shall all perish from beforo Him who dare to stand against Him Tho beast and falsa prophet shall bo cast auto Into tho lako of fire and a thousand years later tho devil also shall bo cast Into tho same place to bo tormented forever Rov xix 10 23 And theso throo men fell down bound into tho midst of tho burning fiery furnaco If tho fiamo or a spark from tho furnaco slew tho mighty men who cast them in ono would naturally expect these three to have perished Instantly and the king might have thought or tho beholders havo said It is nil over with them but there arc powers and agencies of which tho mero natural man knows nothing Ellshas servant saw onlytho Syrian army but Elisha saw tho chariots of God Tho angels are always ministering and they excel in strength and nothing Is too hard for Him whom they servo Ps clll 20 Jer xxxil 17 S4 25 Lo I see four men loose walk Ing In tho midst of tho fire and they have no hurt and tho form of the fourth is like tho Son of God This tho king saw and thus ho spake to his counselors whom ho had hastily calicd together Itwould seem that he had been watching the furnace from afar and could see Into It and he saw what ho never thought to have seen living men walking in that seven times hcjJK furnace This was something greater than ho knew anything about and tho fourth person In tho furnace had something strangely supernatural about him Notice how tho fire wrought upon tho thrco men It only burned their bonds and set them free to walk with God That la Just what fiery trials do for believers SO servants of tho Most nigh God como forth nnd como hither Thus said tho king to tho men against whom ho had a lIttlo before boon so furious Row changed his attltudol And tho power of God had dono it What A literal fulfill mont there had been of Isa xllll 2 When thou walkest through the fire thou shalt not bo burned neither shall tho flame kindle upon thee Ho can divide tho sea or walk upon it still the stormy wind or make It Ills chariot quench the power of tho burningflainoornsconduplnitJudg xlll 20 What became of tho fourthr Whence Ho came thither Ho returned Tho thrco never found tho fourth so as in that fiery furnace and many a boo hover can testify that the Lord never seemed so real as in deepest trial 7A1I the rulers saw those men upon whose bodies tho fire had no power nor was n hair of their heads singed neither were their coats changed nor tim smell of flro had passed on them When these rulers returned to their homes In tho provinces and told of tim great imago and Itt dedica tion tho muslo and the worship they would doubtless speak of these lightly In comparison with tho storyof these three and their wonderful experience and the unseen God whom thoy worshiped and His power over tho fiery furnace and thus tho God of Israel would be magnified But God does not alwaysdeliver this way Yet in tho resurrection nil shall bo as free from harm as were tho bodies of these throe 28 Blessed be the God of Shadrach Meshach and Abcdncgo who hath sent ills angel nnd delivered His servants that trust ed in Him Thus by refusing to worship any God except their own God they had seen Ills power and now see Him honored by tho king of Babylon who could not otherwise so havo known Rim Conform ity to tho world never honors God but separation from U for Christs sake always docs The reason that tho church basso little power for God is because she la BO full of bowing to the world for the sake of tho worlds favor when she should bo seek ing tho favor of God mane 20 Thorn is no other god that can do liver after this sort Thus confessed tbo king and ho made a decree that if any people nation or language should say any thing amiss against tho God of these throe men such should bo slain How wo might honor God and how greatly Ho would be honored in us if wo would positively roo fuse to bow to tho world for tho sake of its favorl Yet people say How could tho work go on If wo had not tho good will of this ono or that ono men and women of means and of Influence whoso favor seems necessary 80 Then the king promoted Shadroch Meshach and Abcdncgo In tho province of Babylon Little did they think that the itand they took against the klhgwoula tmi111sooDro his favor When we seek to lIoWillfJthouIhq favor of all whom wo need and whom lie can use See how wondrously Gpd whoUlnlsIlerolim Without Suffering There ia sometimes as muohmorlt In taking pains for Christs sake as in sol foring pain Wo aro snoroapttocon ceive of n saint as ono readytto expire for ChristI cause than as ono roadyto perspiro for it but tho call to dntyls oftener one to patient plodding thor oughgoing fidelity in lIttlo things rather than ono to yield up the life in some supremo not of sacrifice A mother who takes tho troublo daily to teach her child patiently and wisely how to conquer tho evils iu tbo world against which it ueols to guard may bo more truly tho savior of tho child than if she throw herself into the flames to roeono Us 4 body from death Tho fidel ity to details that makes a life lumi nously consistent and Ohristliko maybe a stronger argument than martyrdom for tbo truth Conscientious living often dyIngSundny fMWII1IluCU- HLS FOR VTHlKt ALL list AILS Best CsoInCONSUMPTION arc LJ- St1o I1o Io 1e mc 1o d i ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY J a p INCORPORATED faIIL 112c1I Offices1JAMES It LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr dcallaTennessee lentuckvaS H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets Kentucky Memphis TennaA S FORD Manager 327 Upper Sec nd Street Evansville Ind XVtioleseale AgetsHUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto Building St Louis Mo i J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago Ill er THE FAMOUS NQ E 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 14 BRUSHED COKE FOR BASE BURNERS kIND FURNH6ES Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same workas one ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I4444 1 t I4h KENTUCKY CROP REPORT Condition of Crops and Livestock July ist 1899IReports received this month from 155 correspondents representing 104 countiesWHEAT Winter wheat harvest is over and threshing has begun in many of the States in the winter wheat belt So far reports from thresli ers bear out predictions of a decreased yield and it is safe to say total yield of winter wheat will fall short of ante harvest estimates In Ohio threshing develops- with few exceptions a light yield with quality good In Indiana the yield is falling far short of previous estimates andthe quality is generally poor Threshing has not begun in Michigan but former estimates of a poor crop will be borne out with quality generally poor Missouri crop is much be low an average in quantity and quality not fully reported Kan sas crop is a poor one with many acres not harvested Spring wheat is from two to three weeks late with prospects favorable for a full yield on an average acreage Threshing in this State was well under way at close of the month The yield is light as previously indicated and generally speaking results are short of expectations A few early crops that escaped damage from fly and rust are yield ing well The quality is superior as a rule The average yield per acre is 82 bushels For the past three years the estimated average yield per acre was for 1898 13 bushels 1897 12 bushels 1896 61 bushels By sections the average yield is for western 72 bushels central 102 southeastern 7 bushels CORN The corn crop is very uneven in appearance Early corp is laid by in good condition andsome of it is silking and tasseling Medium early corn is not so promising is some what ragged as to stand and is suf fering injury from insects Chinch bugs gre present in a number of counties but the damage is confined to cornfields adjacent to helds of wheat There is a considerable acreage of very late corn as are suIt of failure to secure a stand and the planting of abandoned tobacco fields to corn Cultivation was retarded early in the season but later was pushed vigorously Corn is now clean but the excessive culti vation necessary to clear it of weeds has left it IA poor condition to withstand the dry weather now prevalent except in sections that have been relieved by local showers Theconditlonaverages83 a loss of one point since June ist The average condition on this date for the past two years were 189896 1897 87 The condition by sec q tions shows as follows Western 82 central 83 and southeastern 84 TOBACCO The acreage of tobacco is esti mated at 83 per cent of the acre age of 1898 A full acreage was planted but the damage by grass hoppers has materially affected the acreage The destruction wrought by these insects this sear is something unknown in the history of tobacco growing inthe State Early tobacco escaped damage btt late has suffered sea verely many crops being set the third time A majority gave up after the second trial and planted to corn or peas By section the atreage shows for western 82 per cent of 1898 acreage and for central 86 per cent The southeastern section grows compara tively little tobacco The condition compared with average years is 79 The condi tion as of this date for past three years was for 1898 92 1897 68 1896 92- Late set tabacco is suffering greatly for lack of moisture Worms are reported plentiful in a number of counties The condition of oats has im proved from 82 on June ist to 85 July 1st and now promise a good yield per acre The straw is short but heads fine length and well filledHemp has suffered somewhat from dry weather yet the condition averages 93 as compared with average years which is 8 points higher than the average for the past three years The numb r of acreo of clover cut compared with 1898 is 87 The quality is affected by the presence of an unusual amount of white blossom With exception of some damage by ram to early cut clover it was saved in good condition Timothy meadows are in poor condition being filled with white blossom and other weeds Pastures are beginning to suffer from dry weather and the condi lion is now 98 as compared with averagE years Fruit prospects have declined as the season advanced Pears have still a fair per cent of fruit remaining Apples have dropped badly and the outlook at present isfor half crop Early apples are ripe but inferior in quality The crop of wild blackberries is small in yield and very inferior in quality LUCAS f OORE Commissioner of Atiiculture 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 I Those summer thin suits for men arc the acme of comfort and satisfaction these hot days Sty lish and well made and prices low bt Bernard Store r yS ur E010ted iiens pertiiaiee Gin ALIIUDII BarliMtoo Kr Mill Gatewood says that Mortons Gap is hospitality and pleasantness personified By the solicitation of many friend Miss McDowell will render a musical program at Assembly Hall July 33 Tbe proceeds will be for tho Junior Reading Room Ths music will be of the highest classical order Miss E B Hawkins will be accompanist Home Training the Cradle of Prosper Ity is the subject of Rev Turnys dis course for Thursday evening Rev Torny is a very able younrf man The Grapbaphone entertainments Mon day and Tuesday eve were the very best of the kind ever in Earlingtoa Rev Wil hams knows bow to entertain Mr Tom Oibornea trip to DAwson Sundaymade him sick Mis Llnnie B Cavanaugh Is visiting her mother at Hopklnsville this week Misses Ella Hawkins Lena Macy Earle and Messrs lames DanlapI Sam Wilkes and Tom Osborne were out visiting last Sunday Clarence Nurse and wife Mesdames S Dunlap Carrie Alexander and Ella Alexander with a large crowd bl others went to Dawson Sunday There will be another load for Dawsoa next Sunday Mr Will Ross and wife passed here on their way to St Charles Monday B Hawkins Wm Klllebrew and Will Ross attended the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Paducab The people of Earlington rejoice to learn of the reappointment of Misses Lottie Catewood and Ella B Hawkins as teachers for the coming school year These young ladies labored Indefatigably among the young people of this towa and are deserving of great praise for the many good work wrought for the uplifting of all MORTONS GAP Rev D G Grady preached at the Methodist Church Sunday and Rev Steward at sight Miss Mollie Alexander is the suestof Mrs Charley Bradley Misses Nettle Howard Idabelle Hamil ton Ida Sbarber and Eunice Hopion went to Madisonvilla Tuesday Mrs Anna Bradley is very illat Ibis writingMrs Annie Clement who has been very lit is up again Mr All LItllepage of Hopklnsvllle is lbs guest of Mrs J E Mitchell Mrs Pauline Hopson and Miss Laura Clemons went lo Madisorrilla Friday I Mist Stella Graddie and mother of Hec la are visiting Mrs Thomas Montgomery Can we bear from tbe V M R U no morel Johnnie Mitchell is very sick at thi writing Mrs Mary Bradley has returned to Dan wills III to make her borne Miss Clan dIne Boggns has returned home alter a visit Iu Miss Lizzie Hamil ton Remember the lea cretin sipper at ihe residence of Mrs M A Hamilton Money to patent good ideas may be se cured by our aid Address THE PAT liNT RECORD Baltimore Md The latest thing in mattings its matting time surely and Rugs the popular lyotan matting made in America They are a right at the St Bernard Store Those ladies belt buckels in our cases are nobby and neat enamel ed jeweled cut steel jet and plait black ones ST BERNARD STORE A BOON TO MANKINDILicl D TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE L ryrn A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL aiid EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBES BY MAIL 76 CENTS BOTTLES so CENTS h e JAMES F BMLARL SlIt rndeW 3W North Miii Strut ST LOWS HO I Jexinoton ShOW fair aflECdfl1YaJ I August 89 10 1112 1899 25QOO Given Away in Purses and fremiiis 3iv Amusement Features Unexcelled DIVING ELKS G GUIQELESS WQNJ JI DIVING HORSES HIGH BICYCLE DIVE The flidwa CURE horse I The Greatest on Earth 1 New Features from 6tIlNatlonl1C u n Catalogues Blank Etc E W SHANKLIN Sec Lexington j Ky dol 1 excursion Rates on AirRiallroads ZTHROUH iVISTlBUirO 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