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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 13, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899071301_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 13, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 7tt 1 5 ' l' ...i.-t- a :'-- t ' 4 ; ' i j, daSa1 TENTH YEAR. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Organized, and All Nominations Will Probably Be Made EARUKGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1899. NO. 28 na fill Strong Effort to (Jet Pratt to Accept Attorney Generalship Nomination. Special 13 a t; Today. r . : Oalvpstou, Tex., July B. The situ- Delegates to the National Teachets1 Dr. Doty, Health Officer at New ation in the Urazos valley is very rap Association Convention in a York, Attending the McClel- idly improving. The river is falling Wreck at Newman, Cal. There Is an unconfirmed rumor that lan's Fever Patients. MISS CLENOENNIN IS IMPROVING, Ave llveH were lost near Surtaria in Fort llend county. The report sent out Wedncsdaj' from Ilrookxhlre, Wuller county, that two lives were lost there, now appears to have leeu an error. Those supposed to have been drowned persist In making theUr reappearance. ltelief committees are now well At FJrookshlre, the relict oominittee haa opened a coiiimlfisary and Issue a lialf ration per capitn, They have taken precaution so that only the deserving shall get these rations, and therefore they issue to the planter for all the tenants he had when the flood enme. Those who owned their own farms and lost everything, as Is the case with most of them, are allowed to draw their rations direct. D. Ss Cage, n prominent citizen of Itrookshlrc, has ordered u car load of cottonseed, which he proposes to give to all who will plant and undertake to cultivute the crop. He says, moreover, that crops of cotton, sorghum, Kafllr corn, June corn and potatoes can be raised If these people had the seed,.bul they havo neither seed nor money, and ha suggests that contributions 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 nt Drookshlre to last for a week or more. Along the Urazos alone it Is estimated that more than 10,000 negroes have lost everything. The loss by drowned horses, mules and cattle is omcthing enormous. TWO III July if. THE SITUATION IMPROVING. - Fill. The Water In the Ilrncos FallingSltnna Suameatrd for the Belief of the Survivors. 1 UK Injured Their Train Freight Train. 11 R ia' Suiiih of il n, AMSQWtmjBlME Makes the food more delicious and wholesome aoYAt V.4.i yswrm4 roWDER awa KHftt co,, Baking Five Persons Fatally Injured in a New York Tenement-Hous- e Fire. EICHT OTHERS OVERCOME BY in in five-stor- r war. SMOKE. OF THEIR NUMBER WERE KILLED. Tut If- - 7!'.? y t--- . "Miss Clendennln In sintering with mild attack of yellow fever, nnd Is Improved, having a lower temperature. I have every hope thnt she will improve right along." Tryfnff the Scram Treatment. The ellleacy ot the serum treatment Is being tested on the other patient, Oscar F. Leckey. Dr. Doty sold: "Mr. Leckey was In very bad shape. Ill kidney were heavily involved with 35 per cent, of the precipitation. On at rival at the hospital I found that it was Impossible to give him nourishment, as his stomach was very weak pnd refused to retain anything, ills mind was clear, his temperature very high. Hc was told, t bis request, to be informed as to his condition, that hc wa ,n n serious plight, and that 1 "" pwuild not give him any nourishment, county's instructions, but were dc I explained to him the use of the stc rum. He said: 'Doctor, do as you feated by division vote a'nd Pratt's think best.' Temperature Hednoed. friends named committeemen. "lie was given one injection under Pratt's headquarters the scene of the skin ut 11 o'clock Thursday night, a. at n. many conferences. Probable all Knottier atI 2can m., and a third the 7efm. While ray nothing ot made tomorrow. fect of the serum I can state facts. nominations When he arrived at Swinburne island Strong efforts to get Pratt to ac- his temperature was veiy high; now cept Attorney Generalship and his temperature has fallen nearly two degrees, and he Is somewhat more strengthen the ticket to win. comfortable. The Two Suapecta. P. M. M. "Ferguson and TIdmarsh, the two suspects, are also improved with their Cost of Counting People, temperature nearly normal, showing From the New York Sun, evidence that their illness Is not, In all The first census, that of 1790, trobablllty, caused by yellow fever. will be In concost less than $50,000. The sec- - Dr. KiUpatrlck und I the patients at stant attendance on .ofld.cesiiscojt jK,Oop,jind was Swinburne Jsland until, the cnd.tI) included in a Volume of seventy- - have every hope that we will iTulltlieirTi : eight pages. The census of 1880 through. volumes and rHOSE SKELETON REGIMENTS. required twenty-tw- o a Lexington, .Ky., July 12. publican convention organized this afternoon, Judge Boering, temporary chairman; K. J.' Hampton, temporary secretary. Committees appointed and adjourned till eight o'clock. Committeemen for Second district were Vice President C. T. Mounts, Webster; Resolutions, E. G. Sebree, Henderson; Credentials, R. J. Salmon, Hopkiat; Rules, John Feland, Christian; Organization, Wyait Watt, Christian. Tonight James W. Breathitt of Christian, elected permanent chairman. Committees on credentials and on rules reported and report adopted. Committee on resolutions not ready. Convention adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow. Pratt opposition tried to turn a trick to organize Second district by having David Browning cast whole vote of Webster county i i,tJ .ntrJ P,,.. Re- U. The HDlulcnr of the Serum Tieut utrnt llelnir Trilrd on Oacnr I' Leckey III Teinperntnre Jli-duceU The Two guapeeta Bhutr 0, Nearly Normal Temperature. .' offl-ce- r Mrs. Lena Hammond, of Seneca Valli, N. Y., aud Mlu Addle Harris, of SI. Loult, the Vlotlina Sivaral Oilier SI. Loulutoa llear-Eade- SUFFERING MUCH DISCOMFORT. the Ilnrdahlna of Our illera In the PhtllpplnesDurlna; the llnluy Seaaon. Sol- - d a The health ot this port, Dr. Doty, and his tin Istant, passed the night at Swinburne Island In attendance upon the yellow fever patients who catntjjiere on board the United States transport McClelluu iroru Santiago, Cuba, New York, MIh Clendennln Imiirot 1 11 jr. Ot Miss Clendennln, whose father, Dr. Paul Clendennln, medical outeei in charge at Santiago, died of yellow fever, after the departure of the Dr. Doty tmld: """J' ,:. ,,! APPROVED BY THE CABINET. The l'rcaloeut'a Finn for Offlcerlmt the New rteslmenta Ileartllr Ail proved by the Cabinet. Washington, July 8. The president Lioi.ght before the cabinet the plan for officering the provisional army. Vlie decision to appoint the colonels of the volunind lieutenant-colonel- s teer regiments from among the regular army officers who served during the Spanish war nnd the volunteer officers from among those who served .n the volunteer army with credit or distinction was heartily npproved by' Ihc membem ot the cabinet. . cost $5,862,000, while the census of 1890 required forty volumes ot more than 13,000 pages in all, and cost $11,200,000. As the population of the country increases the scope of each succeeding census seems to have been enlarged, but in 1900 an effort will bt made to curtail thu subjects treated. A reduction in the cost of the census and thu time required for taking it is expected. A mere enumeration of inhabitants without other details could be made, it is computed, for $3,000,000. . America's First Warship. From tli a Philadelphia Tines. A model of a battle ship carved the hands of Joshua the original, continental shipbuilder, one year after the Declaration of Independence had created a new nation, is to be placed among the historical rejics in the new museum shortly to be Hall. opened in Independence Chief Pirre, of the Bureau of City Property, yesterdajreceived notice of this fact through a letter from Hampton L. Carson. The chief at once replied, accepting the gift and thanking the donor on behalf of the city. by Hum-phrcya, Infntuutlou'a Victims. Allentowu, Pa., July 10. Charles iCnauas, aged 18, shot and Herlously wounded Mrs. Kdwln Dieffenderfer, iged SO, Saturday night, and then shot L4nd kllledltlijmself1.i Mrs. Dleffe'nder-- ; fer wns trying to- break' up Knauss' Infatuation for her, nnd refused to lope with him, which made him desperate. en. Otta Cable That Two Are Falr- lteleaaed on Ball. 17 "Well Aeanred-W- lU Cable rarkcrsburg, W. Vn., July 8. "Kid" NoaalnatlOBa. Wanko, Imprisoned here, chnrged with Washington, July 0. den. Otis ca- killing Felix Carr In n prize light last tveek, was released yesterday on ball bles the following: Manila, July 8. Adjutant GyeAUr if $1,000 by Judge Jackson, who gave Washington Desires of all volunteers the opinion that Wanko did not inM Philippines ascertained. Two skele- tentionally kill Carr, and there was ton regiments fairly well assured. In ao reason In holding Wanko In jail. two or three days will cable names ot Held for the Grand Jarjr. aftlcera nominated for regiments, so' St. Louis, July 8. J. W. Hamilton that appolntmeuta of lleutcnanta to lt In the United States can be made. ind J. W. lllnke, alleged promotors and operators of various schemes to deOTIS. fraud, wcro given a preliminary hear-n- g before United States Commissioner DEATH AMIDST DIAMONDS. Jray. lloth were held under bond, Many Lives Loat In a SoutkAfrlcnu Hamilton In $1,000 nnd Iliake In $500 Diamond Mine by a Fall of " Should Como to America to Live. Barth. Madrid, July 8. Admlinl Ccrvera "ape Town, July 0. A disaster has and the other commanders of the destroyed in occurred ot the New Jaglra Fonteln Spanb-- fleet whose conduct the battle Santiago, has been Ufetiond mine, where the fall of thou-- , it subject of Inquiry by special lands of tons of earth has burled the l, were yesterday acquitmany people, Including an Australian, Foraythe. Some other Austra- ted and formally liberated. named lians were killed. Several persons were A Check From Helen Gould. Injured anil 10 are mlHslng. Chicago, July 8. A Bpcclal to the flood to Burr with the Cauae. Tribune from Madison, Wis., says: Springfield, III., July 10. For the Amos F. Wilder, editor of the State rlmt time in the history of Camp Lin-:ol- Journal, has received a check tor $250 the regimental band of the Illi- from Helen Gould to be used in the nois National Uuards' band has played New Klchniond (Wis.) relief fund. "Dixie" nt dresa parade. Last night Another Yellow Kerer Victim. the uplcnuid regimental, band of the Washington, July 8, The war derlrat Infantry, with drum and bugle partment haa received a dispatch from :orp, rendered that Inspiriting tune lis Santiago de Cuba announcing the they marched across the parade Jenth, from yellow fever, ot Mnj. ,ground In front ot the regiment, chief commissary, Thursday which was drawn up lu battalion or- evening. ' ', ixuirt-mnrtia- Manila, July 10. It has been raining and storming almost constantly for two days, and the country alonj the American south and bay lines Is liternlly flooded. The soldiers are suffering great discomfort. The Thirteenth Infantry regiment nt Pnsay Is In the worst position, being practically surtcunded by water. Tho bridges that were used for getting supplies nre now separated by streams six feet deep. In many cases the men are sleeping with three feet of watet beneath their bunks, which are elevated on cracker boxes. The company cooks, when preparing the meals, tjand knee-dee- p in water. Some of the roads leading toPasay W. Y. arc. Flmply Impassable, and the rice Tho Injured. fields on all sides are one great lake. Miss Clara Morehouse, No. 211 Upton A high wind blew over several tents nenue, Uattle Creek, Mich. Mrs. Elizabeth White, 1250 Isadore of the Second reserve hospital. Manila bay Is impossible of navigatrcet, St. Louis. tion by either launches or canoes, and e, Miss Mny .Oliver, 2232 Virginia no vessels are leaving the harbor. St. Louis. The United States transport CentenMiss Helen English, 5282 Washingnial Is ready to sail for San Francisco ton avenue. St. Louis. with discharged soldiers, but the latMIsh Sallle R. Smith, 3G94 West Pine ter have to alt around the water front street, St Louis. all day, drenched to the skin, waiting Miss Gertrude Kosenborg, 1110 Rut-ge- r for a launch to take them to the street, St. Louis. steamer. Miss Luella W. Wehmeler, St. Louis. ' other The Edwin D. Luckcy, 1332 Union boule-jar- streams Hirer Paslg nnd all are swollen, and the city St. Louis. streets nt low points are covered with Itobcrt O. Mills, Lake Creton, S. D. water. Miss G L. Morse, Philadelphia. Calvin Bullock, St. Louis. AN UGLY PRISONER With the exception of Ilobert Mills, PROVED who was Injured about the head, Injreraoll Placet! in though not fatally, none of the In- fcdlialieth AnnCell at the Jollet H I'mlded juries are at all serious, the greater Ciieicia it-- j part consisting of slight bruises nr merely shocks. Chicago, July 13. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Ingersoll, kidnaper of Herald THREW AWAY THEIR LIVING. Laplner, spent Monday night In confinement In a padded cell in Strike ut L,lahon (O.) Tin Mill That the penitentiary at Jollet. The terMay Ileault In Ahnndoninent rific atruggle fdr liberty which she beof the l'lnnt. gan when the oHlcera started to take her from the county Jail In Chicago, Lisbon, 0 July 11. The skilled was kept up all the way to the prison. tvorkmen In the local tin mill went out So intense became her rage she tore 311 11 strike for the recognition of the with her teeth and hands several union. At; a result every department hankerphiefs Into shreds. at the plant Is utopped, and 800 men At Jollet she became more frantic, cry that she arc Idle. A branch of the Amalgamat a,ml her would never go behind the bars, was ed association was organized, although the mill had been paying the scale. The accentuated by imprecations poured trust manager In charge of the mill upon the ofllcers, and the warden announced that It would never be run locked her In solitary confinement unis n union mill, nnd In view of the til she would quiet down. "The warden said It was the worst strike it is probable that the plant vill be abandoned. The men had been case hc ever had to contend with," .vanicd what action would be taken In jald Jailer Whitman. "There was no of a strike or attempt io force hysteria about It. She had full control of herself, but was just ugly." of the union. iave-uud, 1 noil-tary San Frnnciseo, July 10. A collision between u freight train nnd a passen-pe- r train bearing delegates to the Kducatlonal association conven-Clo- n nt Los Angeles, occurred at New-aiaCal. Two passengers, Mrs. Thorn-h- , of Seneca Falls, N. Y., and Miss Harris, of St. Louis, were killed and dozen allghtly Injured. The freight, :ruin wns taking water when the train came along on the same '.rack. The collision was a heavy one. The list of the killed and Injured Is is follows: The Killed. Miss Addle Harris, No. 3025 Dllllon itrcet, St. Louis. Mrs. Lena Hammond, Seneca Falls, TWO VETERAN Cell. Otla REGIMENTS. ADMIRAL DEWEY'S SWORD. The LunuT Cablea Thnt Two lleul- menta nf Volunteer In the I'll II- Ipulnca Are Aaaured. Admiral Notllled by Secretary of the I'ropoacd l'reacnta- tlon I'roKrauinie. New York, July 11. A special to the Washington, July 11. Gen. Otis caWorld from Washington says: the following: A letter has been Bent to Admiral Two veteran regiments assured. Will ;nlist about 1,000. You can appoint Dewey, through Secretary Long, tellII Second lieutenants for first nnd nine ing him ot the programme citizens of for accond regiment to recruit u the Washington have arranged for his reUnited States; all other ofllces filled. ception. Seeretnry Long will present to AdItegimcnts styled First nnd Second miral Dewey, on the enst front of the Philippine United States Veteran cnpltol, In the presence of the presiInfantry. Adjt.-GeCorbln cabled Oen. Otis dent and citizens of Washington, the The that these designations could not be iword voted to him by congress. proillowed for the Philippine regiments, president has approved the tnd in. order to save confusion, they gramme. and would 'be called the Thirty-sixt- h STEAMER PORTIA WRECKED. bles Vol-anten. Thirty-sevent- h. Io Heat-wole- der. M. ' iWf. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rash visited in Madisonville, Saturday and Sunday and were accompanied home by Master John Hall, who will spend several days with them. Mrs. Georgia Crawford, who has bu'en with Jicr daughter, Mrs. Er- nest Rash for several weeks, has returned to Madisanville. Kansas City After the.Denaocratic Convention, From the Kansas City Journal. Outbreak of Smallpox. Marion, 111., July 0. Smallpox has broken out In one ot the railroad camps south of this city, where the road-be- d of the Chicago & Kaatcrn Illinois extension is being built. Three fully developed cases are said to nave been discovered among the men employed on the grade. ' Will Bow to Lrit. Paris, July 10. Prince Henri d'Or-lean-a writes as follows to the Matin: "I will bow before the decision ,of as I did bethe Itcnnes court-martiof 18S9. fore that of the court-martiPrance, relieved of this abscess, will be able to resume her glorious role.',r laway, tho convicted wife murderer, was denied by Judge Talty, who the murder n most atrocious jnc, and said he was satisfied the jury aad performed its sworn duty. Denlel Removed. Parlo, July 10. M. Denlel, governor it the Isle du Salut, and administrator it the penal settlement on the Isle du Diablc, where Capt. Dreyfus was Imprisoned, has been removed, and was succeeded by M. La Soucnn. M. Trial Denied. St. Louis, July 0. The motion for a new trial in the case of Frank B. CalNew It took Kansas City a half hour $30,-00- &' r ' ' KV. fc ;3 - I; B..V - 0 last Saturday night to raise of the guarantee fund to secure the National Democratic Convention. Of course, this is a long time, from a Kansas City standpoint, but there were so many people, in the big convention hall and they were so eager to subscribe that they createddelay in Misses Maggie, Ellen and Annie getting in their subscriptions. Whalen, who have been visiting v , friends in Bowling Green for, the Come out and see. the "Old past ten days are expected ,home Maids," in convention at Assembly Saturday. Hall tomorrow night. . The appearance of "jar flies" you this month is said to indicate a very' Ifftherei3lan'ytprgon jwhpm ,' dislike', thafis the one of whom you early fall. Should never speak. Cecil. CUBAN OIL cures n, nt Drowned In the Delaware. Philadelphia, July 10. Otto Von Killed by a Klxluu Huff. Voita Electrical Exhibition Burned Ohlen, aged 24 years, whose father Is Trenton. N. J., July 11. Little Hel-t- n Como, Italy, July 0. The Volta elec-tric- said to be a wealthy manufacturer of daughter Leersch, the exhibition has been entirely de- Columbus, O., was drowned In the Del- it Mrs. Elizabeth Leersch, died at her stroyed by fire, duo to the defective aware river yesterday from a sailboat, nome in this city, Sunday, a victim of electric wires. Mfny rclica of Volta which was capsized by a squall. the kissing bug. The child had been perished. There was no leas of life. nltten on the arms and legs. Sure of the Nomination. Lexington, Ky July 0. It Is claimed Staff. Death of Ool. A. T. Urltton. Aaalscncd to Gen. Whec-Ier'Washington, July 8. Col. A. T. Brit-to- that Atty.-QeTaylor la sure of the Washington, July 10. Lieut. Frank of the Ameri- republican nomination for governor at C. Holies, Sixth Infantry, has been asfirst can Security and Trust Co., and wide- the Btate convention, evon without the signed as an aide on Gen. Wheeler's ly known in financial circles nil over delegates yet to be selected at various stnlT nnd ordered to report to the genthe country, died at his country home county conventions. , eral nt San Francisco. Dear this oily. Mrs. Burt McGregor died at her A picnic and barbecue' is billed ul a m Gen. Lndlow'a Ileceptlon. Havana, July 11. The reception and ball given by Gen. Ludlow, military governor, Saturday night, outshone very other social function in recent rears. Innumerable red, white and nluc electric lights, thousands of roses, liundreda of flags, and no end of saber, bayonets nnd rifles, artistically grouped, made the scene within the More than 1,000 palace memorable. uetita attended. Abntlntr nt Suntlniro. fellow Washington, July 11. Surgeon-Uen-.nSternberg has received a dispatch from Muj. O'ltellly, at Havana, In which ho says that Surgeon Harvard aas wired from Santiago, under date if July 8, that no new eases of yellow fever have developed In the past 24 tiours. The camps are in good condition mid the outlook favorable. C'ubnua Wnnt Farm Implement!. Havana, July 10. The board of agriculture of Puerto Principe has appointed Senors Cardenas and Luaces leum to visit Washington nnd ask for III appropriation for the province to uiable it to purchase farming imple-nciit" il s. I'aasenKers and Crew All Saved, bat Veaael and CnrKO a To- -. tnl Loaa. , Halifax, N. S., July 11. Steamer For-tiafrom New York for Halifax, Is wrecked to the eastward of this port. Passengers all safe. Vessel and cargo total loss. t Admiral Dewey's Medal. Washington, July 12. The navy department yesterday dispatched to Admiral Dewey the medal awarded to him by net of congress to commemorate the battle of Manila bay. The medal Is identical with those suit to each man in the fleet, with th exception that his own name Is engraved upon the edge. Judue droaacuii Improving, Chicago, July 8. Keportu fromAsh-land- , O., states. that tlie condition of Federal Judge Qrosscup is considerably improved. The jurist is nq,longei confined to his bed, nnd is that he Is" 011 a fair way to complete recovery. every-indicatio- The limine Contained Sixteen Faint-Ile- a The Fire Ilelleved to Have Ili-i- l Htnrled by the Cureleaaneaa An exceptionally fine crop of MisHmokera Uuiiinite to oi Cluat-ettsouri watermelons is expected thli llulldlnK NllBht. year. Five men were killed by the exploNew York, July 12. Fire In a sion of a powder magazine at Magata-land- , y South Africa. crowded tenement In MonThe Franklin national bank of New roe street resulted in fatal Injuries to York will go Into voluntary liquida- five persons, and the overcoming by tion on August 1. moke of eight others. The fatally InLewis Main, n prominent farmci near Marshall, 111., was found dead' In jured are as follows: Fatally Injured. bed Monday morning. MIsn Itebcccu Itasek. Tho heat in the flooded district of Hose Uasck, her daughter, 12 years Texas is almost unendurable and is 3ld; Inhaled fire. causing great suffering. DeputySherift Conley.of Waco, Tex., Mrs. Tllllc Silver, burned on head was killed while attempting to arrest and body. Ed Burrow on a train. Itosie Sliver, her daughter, six years Spanish consuls in the ceded lslandt old; burned on head and body. will receive provisional recognition Sam London, who boarded with the from the United States. Silver family; burned on head and Chief of Police Campbell of St. Louis is looking for William McCoole. There body, and Inhaled flames. Otlicra Injured. Is a fortune awaiting him. These who were severely injured but Two arrests of suspects have been made in the Scott murder case, at St will probably recover are: Louis. Iiotli men claim alibis. Hassls Ilasck, an expressman; seThe waters of the Texas floods are verely burned about the arms nnd face receding, leaving desolntion In theii and legs. wake. An epidemic is fenred. llasek's children, Ilecky, aged 17, Martial law has been declared overcome by smoke; Pauline, aged 15, Belthroughout the department ot overcome by smoke; Hannah, aged grade, Servia, as a result of the 14, overcome by smoke; Katie, aged 3; to kill former King Milan. The prince ot Monaco declines to unconscious from smoke; Ade, aged 8, fight a duel with Count Bonl de suffering slightly from smoke. on the ground that he Is a bo Harris Silver, tailor; hands and gus count and beneath his station. rms burned nnd hair Blnged. Yda Addle Storke, the writer, jvas Tillle Silver, aged four, overcome by sentenced, at Santa Barbara, Cal., to one year In jail for writing nnonyin'oui tinoke. Where the Fire Started. letters' reflecting on prominent perThe fire started in the apartments sons. Legal proceedings will be instituted it Max Press, a coat operator, who in the federal court at Chicago against lived with his family and a boarder the drainage canal on the udvice oi named Jacob Koplan on the fourth City Counselor Schnurmacher of St floor. All of the household escaped. Louis. Tlfere were 10 families In the house. Secretary Alger conferred with It is not known just how the fire Quartermaster-Genera- l Liidington and itarted. Press admitted that he went urged that an appropriation be made to bed leaving the lamp burning, and for the improvement of Jefferson bar- that he and his boarder, Koplan, were racks. unoklng cigarettes, aud the firemen The license of Capt. Watklns of the believe thnt the men must have gone steamer Paris has been suspended foi to sleep with lighted cigarettes In two years. He admits that the strand- their mouths, nnd that the' bedding ing of tha vessel was due to his mis- .aught fire. Press' hair was singed by take. the flames. The damage Is slight. Ella Wheeler Wilcox hai offered to forfeit $1,000 to charity if any one can DESPERATE ROBBER CAUGHT. prove she Is not the author of "Solitude."- A claims bete the Hettlur'a Storeat Peoria, HI., Robbed author. of f,l,IOO Tbe Itobber ArrestThe Chicago drainage canal trustees ed After a FluUt. say they will resume work on the dam at Jollet. One of the canal commisreoria, 111., July 12. Shortly beforo sioners says such action would be in seven o'clock Monday night Bert contempt of court. and Meadows, an Congressman Prince announces the had man, succeeded In holding up J. appointment of Jos. A. Mars, ot dales-burg- , A. Mettler nnd other occupants of tho 111., as the West Point cadet foi Btore belonging to Mettler nnd escapthat district. It. M. Danford, of Mer- ing with over $1,400. cer county, is alternnte. The robber wns pursued by a crowd Abraham Flukelsteln was probably tnd Olllcer Datum, who had been notifatally burned, In New York city fied of the robbery, caught Meadows through the explosion ot turpentine in on the railroad tracks In the rear ot his painters' supplies and wall papei Pfelfer'a hotel. store, and his wife nnd son were Meadows fought desperately to reburned to death. lease himself, and in doing so phot the It is announced thnt copper ore oi officer In the neck; then, In attemptalmost lucrediable extent and richness ing to fire upou the olllcer the second haa been found in Parry Sound dis- time. Meadows shot himself through about sevenhours' railway the iirm, but the wound is not serious. trict wltl-Idistance of Toronto, Ont. Although very badly wounded and The kissing bug is getting in Ida bleeding profusely, the olllcer clung to work in Louisville, Ky. Five eases of his prisoner nnd led him nearly n block attneks by these venomous insects to the uenrest patrol box. Meadows have been reported, nnd Henry Ilevis was taken to the police station, where 'is dying from tho effects of a bite. he gave the name ot Dick Dolan. Up-- n Frank Itoy, 18 yjars old, Is a patient being searched $1,400 was found upat the St, Louis city hospital suffering on his person. excruciating agony from an attack of Olllcer Damm was taken to the Cottetanus, or lockjaw, superinduced by a tage hopsltal nnd placed under tho gunshot wound ot the left hnnd, re- tare of physicians. ceived on the Fourth. The steamship Kaiser Wllhelm del IliidKet Favorably Iteirarded. Grosse arrived at Cherbourg at 2:45 St. Johns, N. F July 12. Tho coin a Monday afternoon lonial budget, which was laid upon time of five days, SO hours the table of the house of asxembly and 55 minutes, having passed the yesterday, shows a deficit of 23,u0 Sandy Hook lightship at 12:50 p. in. for the last fiscal year. 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AyerCo., Lowell, Mass. (, Grapevine Notes. sixty-nint- ' Mr. R. P. Henry, of Madisonville, was very much surprised on last Saturday, bis h birthday. His wife invited bim to go to the country with her to spend the day with a friend, but upon reaching his farm near town be found about one hundred friends and neighbors gathered for a friendly picnic and barbecne given in bis honor. A very delightful forenoon was spent in pleasant gossip, and delightful music was furnished by Misses Myrtls Bailey,. Na'r ' Nu'nn, Edna Sfaton, Lora Hall, Ruby Jones, Mamie Todd, Mrs. Claud Dailey, Albert Whitfield and others. Dinner was then announced. Everybody was invited to partake of tbs delicacies of a bountifully supplied table, barbecued mutton being the chief attractions, saying nothing about the chickens, bams, cakes, pies, creams, sherberts, etc. Supper was also served on tbe ground with tba addition of fried frogs, killed and cooked by Neel Hollinger and Earnest Rasb, Mr. Fletcher Asbby and sister deserve great credit for the manner in which (bey looked after tbe interest ot tbe crowd, Kit-ling- Mrs. Mack Moore who has been sick for a few days, is improving. Mr. James Slaton and wife, of Pond River, Sundayed with their brother, John Slaton. A. F, Todd spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Mrs. J. F. Story and daughter, Miss Cell, visited Dr. Lamb's family at Nebo, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jenkins, of Madisonville, visited tbe Grapevine Sunday-schoSunday afternoon. Miss Kate Sullivan will teach the Grapevine school. Dennis. C53 ol Cloaed lta Doora. St. Paul; Minn., July 8. The Savings Bank of St. Paul, established in 1807, capital $100,000, Thoimfs A. Prender-gas- t president, has been compelled to close Its doors. THE MARKETS. CATTI.E-Natl- ve COTTON-Mlddll- ng- Minneapolis, presided. The purpose of the gathering was said to be to effect an advance in prices. To Kttect mi Advance tn I'rlera. seedChlcapo, July 12. Thirty-fiv- e ing Implement manufacturers, representing all parts of the country, met here yesterday. C. Ij. lluttei fluid, of, COKN-N- o. OATS-N- o, WHEAT PORK COTTON-Middl- KL.OUH Steers .. Winter Wheat ... No. 2 Ited 2 2 New York. July 1!. 1 New Mess ST. LOUIS. lnc ,. BEEVES Yellow Fever Disappearing. 2 July 8. Yellow fever is grad- COHN-N- o. OATS-Nually disappearing, only four cases be- RYE o. 2 2 SO No. 3 00 ing now under treatment at Panama. TOIJACCO-Lu- ks 4 60 llarloy Mr. Henry Lefevre, general agent of HAY-Cl- ear Leaf Timothy 9 00 the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., died at ECUS-Fi- esh 1! Dairy .. BUTTER-Chol- ce Panama yesterday. PORK Standard Mes3(now) .... Colon, CHICAGO. Philadelphia, July 10. The large Steers .. steam Tiakery of Henry Wauklln, lo- CATTLE NativeChoice .... HOQS Fair to cated at Itoxborough, a suburb ot thU SHEEP Fair to Choice ... Winter Patents .. city, was entirely destroyed by fire FLOUR Sprlag Patents .. yesterday, entailing; a loss of $7S,000, WHEAT No. 2 Spring .... which Is covered by Insurance. Tha CORN-N- o.No. 2 Red 2 Mixed 2 OATS-N- o. origin Of the fire is not known. PORK-Mc- HOQS Fair to Choice .... SHEF.P Fair to Choice .. FLOUIt Patents (new) .. Clear and Straight. WHEAT-No- .2 Hed Winter CAlA'E3-(p- cr Steers Cows and Heifers. 100) Died. Paris, July 12. Jules Philippe Louis 3 to y 1 11 Albert Orevy, life senator and former There is going to be a picnic 7IUW WJ governor-generof Algeria, died yesW !i and moonlight ball at llsley, SaturS0 year. He terday in his seventy-fift- h $ 8 00 4j 9 2a was a brother of the late Jules Orevy. day, July 29. fanner president of the republic. S 60 it 5 85 It is not the place, nor the condi2 60 U i S5 A Humane Menaure. 460 W 6 7S London, July 12. The house of tion but the mind alone that makes 3 60 U 4 10 3 75 O 4 00 lords last evening passed the second any one happy or miserable. 3 65 U 3 70 reading of the bill requiring shop- L'Estrange. 3 00 if 3 40 75W keepers to provide seats for their 75 0 354 0 27 by a vote of 73 in favor, to 24 There is no Kodak but the A'astman KodaA 26HW W J V4W 6 SO HAS NATURE WARNED YOUV Mature herself clad in the early o jprlng.tiloaKouisfottb Urea and !loweraca.iliig toe despondent chord to vibrate to thla, the most delltfUifal of all,KprIuctluia and hovr do you fcelY Have von that tired shaky feellnir. thoforerunuerof Chills, Malaria and Typhoids Fever? If so. you must not pase this warning-aIt la an Indication of alckueu; avoid this; consult ua as our adrlco costs you nothing. Call on your drngg-ls-t and procure a bottle of Dr. Carfstedt's German hirer Powder. Take ona dose a day at bed tlma for sla days; then follow by procuring a bottia of Yucatan Chill Tonic. lollovrlnL- - the directions and after two weeks' course of these two preat remedies, yon wilt feel like the llowera look la the iprfnr;. Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere Is full- of (Terms. If necessary and when your system warns yon, repeat the above, These Kemedles la stock tad sold by SI. Bernard Drug Store. 6tf ." & i tf ty 81 8 60 12 00 13 00 opposed. Oakery Burned. OACON-Cl- ear Rib LARD Primo Steam O ip 9 5 1 75 3 K0 3 25 3 65 3 40 it it it II a ii It Prealdent Dead. Freeport, III., July 12. Aaron Wolf, 15 president of the Kxchangc bank of 00 5tt Parkersburg, la., died yesterday at his 6!4 borne here, aged 79 years. V.i No. 2 0 6 S5 4 07V4 6 40 3 75 7H4W if f if 3 bo 13 Home, Mcrtel, July A Dead Cardinal. 12. Cardinal Tcodolfo Ito-mt- in of the Holy Falcon lr Kodak Tor 72H& WiW 2IHW 8 65 V 60 3 60 4 3(l 25 8 70 6 40 4 05 (jl iS home near Earlington Monday officer who served In tho volunteer evening. The remains were in army during the war with Spain, and terred at Grapevine cemetery on .vho had been honorably mustered out, Hon. Chas. J. Bronstoh and lias again offered his services to meet wife, of Lextngston, have gone on Tuesday afternoon. the needs of the Phlllpplne.campalgn. a three months' trip to Europe. ; Henry Koehler 5: Company, Iletlred fur Atfu. U. Having "Made in America." That Lumber Dealers of Louisville, Ky., San Francisco, July Wpgner, ol sounds good and that's where invite correspondence with Mill reached the age limit, Col. cavalry, has becij, retired. those new and popular mattings men who have lumber for sale. the Fourth nfjUfAM Ills si cccssor Is Mj- HuyiS, ot the Bru!es,ltlieur and Rugs, the I?ytah mattings; They buy Poplar and Hardwoods (seventh cavalry. CuU, Burns, First "day free to children under matkm and Sores. Price, 26 cents. were made that are on sale at the in mixed cars, Dry or Green, I St. Bernard Store. Write them. Sekt by St. Beraard Drag Store, Subscribe for The Bee. niieeq m we to take place' at ManningtoV, urday, July 22. Sat- Plenty of Volunteer Offlccra. Washington, July 0, Almost every (new) KANSAS CITY. church, who was raised to the cardiualate in 18S3, died yesterday, In year. bis ninety-thir- d 3i x 3 Pictures, Uses Eastman's light-proof CATTLE-Nati- ve HOGS All Grades 2 Red WHEAT-N- o, , 2 White OATS-N- o. 2 CORN-N- o. NEW ORLEANS. 3 FLOUR-HI- gh Grade 1 JORN-N- o. OAVS HAY-Cho- lce PORK-Stand- ard UACON-Sld- COTTON-Mlddll- ng cartridges and can 70 To such wewillexplaln bow others make 7P4 Hi from $13.00 to $35.00 weekly handling our be loaded in daylight. 8i Fine achromatic lens, safety publications. We will make no GUAR 60 4 00 ANTBED SALARY or other misleading shutter, set of three stops and 43V4QI " Well give 32 It contract, bat simpleterms and explain in a socket for tripod screw. Western 16 00 O13 60 ., We will made and covered with leather. mannsr. concise and 00 Meas .... 8 75 if shortly need a representative In each coun No extras, no bothersome .plate es 6Ti 6ft a ty for a publication whicn we Deiieva wii it eclipse anything heretofore marketed. Ex- holders, no heavy glass plates. LOUISVILLE. it if it 2 2 8teers .. 0 Willing Workers Wanted. f J) -- 0bt "" film r MNI - WHEAT-N- O. CORN-- No OATS-N- o. PORK New Mesa BACQN-Cl- ear Ribs 2 Red Mixed Mixed 740 36K 25',ij 7M4 27 24V 8 60 Q bW 9 00 6 uii Subscribe for Tits Bee. perience In canvassing will be valuable bat not essential. Stats age, permanent hotna and experience if any. Address, Dept. "C." Kand, Mcrtaiiy & company, 166-1Adams Street., Chicago, III, 68 Kodaks $5.00 to $35.00. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Rochester; N. Y, c"UrG!Z,i"u" KJ3ii f -- J V, 1 v ' l' ','. V ;'.:& era'' ,1 7 riKj-zr.. !' MtiSmtc..' itrltiJ. t. ,. .tf-fjrMl f . ,. II ' '. EVW,!ij w . Xbdii iBee PAUL M. MOORB, Editor nd Manager. MR. M. H. SMITH "A Little Spark May Writes a Dignified Letter About State Issues and Business. COEBEL'S SUCCESSFUL Mahc Much Work.." DON'T LIKE GOEBEL democratic Papers and Men Displeased. v SPECULATIONS 1EE FUBLISHINB COMPANY. Incorporated.) Bolirtd the PeitoSee "" it Eerlibgton as Second Railroad Men Have Right to Protect Themselves Against Demagogues. Louisville, July 3, 1899- .-1 can not, engage in controversy with an editor the 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 urnal of the 1st inst., and invite attention to some erroneous cenclusions. The management of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has never participated in partisan politics. The transportation interest is an important one. and is entitled to the full protecjudition of the cial and other departments of It is entitled to a government. 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 Railroad Company has never been active, and has no desire to be active 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 protection. It is neither Democratic nor Republican. Senator Goobel has for many years been a successful speculator in damage claims for personal in juries. In the pursuit of this busi ness he is said to have amassed a fortune. For about fifteen years he has been a legislator, and during that period has exerted himself 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, with Senator Goebel in endeavoring to secure legislation intended to injuriously and perhaps fatally affect the interests of transportation companies. He also with Senator Goebel in endeavoring to secure the enactment of other inimical measures. These gentlemen, being candidates 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 likeCourier-Jolaw-makin- The little "sparks" of bad blood luMtg, in the, system sltcutd be qucnchtdlMt , i' Hooas Sarsapariua, America s greatbte purifier. It purifies, vitalizes and ery&tejr, the blood of both sexes and all ages. Cures, scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, catarrh. better than cure. Tutt's Livqr Pills will not only cure, but if taken in timewill prevent dyspepsia, biliousrej, rrjariqL constipation, jaundjee, torpid liver andkindreddjseasev. Prevention .a... .4. .a. .a. A .a. g Newldea 9 ? ZA Sick Heacjgphf. PATTERNS i 0 r SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ffleotfo Sa& fltfrewft "Kn?Vd3TtYI!fzTiT!f!torE-. TUtt'S Liver PILLS CURE. Tl On Year, strictly In advance " Sis MewfesA " J? " ThrMMOBtbt, " Specimen copies' aalied Jrei'on application. wanted In all parti of the Correspondents onntT-Addrett us for particulars. WAIL its own accord quit politics, so soon as all parties un!c,fn,dcterm-nin- g Fight, Him, Till the Polls Are "- ABSOLUTELY Everv son's mother of vou has to have Every one of you PAPER I iLnllui also has worried and fretted, cfrntt.orl nnrl twiQtpd nvo.r havinp to Dav from 2CC. to 40c. for a pattern. Wo have come to your relief by securing the agency for Madisonville for the 0 0 niTTmilD rn :; c , THURSDAY, JULY 13. 1899. t k ANNOUNCEflENT. are autborif ed to announce PRATT We Pratt, of Hopkins County. J. didate tor the nomination for Governor Statefof Kentucky, subject to the action Republican part?. a canof the of the, judfe "repusmcan ticket. J that the material, interests ,of r the Sta.te shall bo jusjh, protacUd r. i A . and promoted. Until (his ;s done, Mr. Goebel's frjendscaniiot,, obit will, while abusing no privilege ject bolting since they granted it, use. all of its Jcgalcm;.1 E5ybc,exarnple, by bolting the . . . . i cuius 10 assert ana maintain us convention held rfT wi t rights. After being h'erq, on, June 17. 1 presume that those who con- fairly beaten in the county convenwish no tion at home, his friends went betrol the Courier-Journa- l advice from me, nor am I anxious fore a packed committee at Louisto advise. But, inasmuch as you ville and robbed stone and Hardin -- Glosed. For Representative, BEN T. ROBINSON. Charlie Meacham ought to be able to scare up;a rooster ol some, kind to Toe uptthe Gobblq ticket in his editorial columns. Ir Governor Bradley bad, tatter) counsel of ibis courage, instead, ot .his lean, be vroalA not have ordered , out , troops on forged telegrams. Kentuckians have little respect for a ttlraid man. Kentucky New Such suggestion is most unjust andjalmost infamous. Whatever else may have been said of the Governor, his courage has before been called in question. Out of all his chicken matter i f w. :i have kindly suggested what policy the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company should pursue, I may be permitted to do as much for the Courier-JournaI cannot help thinking that the great newspaper, which thousands have regarded as mentor and guide, might itself do better than rush with such furious zeal into merely factional politics, and rather than abandon its friends and forget what it form erly 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. l. of three and one-hal- f challenge a denial ment. We votes. of this stateCarlisle Mercury. The proposed war of the Goebel gang against the Louisville & Nashville railroad will do that road more good in the end than a Everything grows new roadbed. by persecution, and this will be no exception to the rule. Hawesville Plaindealer. DOWN IN THE MINES. The striking miners of Evansville, non-unio- n r Rcent reliable Washington dispatcher, put Goebel and Wattcrson in t the column of supporters of GcVman for the Democratic nomination for the Presidency. if it continues to wane, wilQiargly find Goebel in Bryan ranks although he made his canvass largely, on his love for Bryan. Goebel. has essayed to win and he mayibe depended upon to get with thlvwinner if he can find who the e, ac- winneris.. Lucky or Unlucky. & From tbe Uoiontown Telegram. Thirteen was not an unlucky number In Senator GoebeVi case, says the Hopkins-vill- e He was nominated on Kentuckian. tbo 261b ballot two thirteens and received j6i voles, tbe figures and fractions added together, making tbe number Furthermore tbe committee tbat 13 passed upon the contents, gave bira tbe organization and endorsed tbe Goebel bill each and jast 13 members. ,) V cused of shooting from ambush several miners, have been released on bond, to Le tried soon. Judge Mattison last week granted another Ooebel and Bryan. At the head ot this column apcoal company at Evansville a restraining Democratic party in KenThe order against tbe striking miners wbo pears the regular Democratic threaten trouble. It is well known to tucky has been slow to believe ticket. to Weigher Fred Feiler, of the Arnold the Teaders of the News that that there was a conspiracy nominate Gorman and to throw mine, sajs be believes the scale he has Goebel never was our choice. He charge of at Ibat point is the best in tbe The evidence is not a man to command the re- Bryan overboard. possession of tbe St. Bernard. is accumulating that lead many to Tbe material is now on the ground to spect and admiration of the best believe that such is a fact. It will We have heretofore exbuild an additional number of ovens at tbe people. be, in the opinion of the CommonEarlington coke works. The demand for, pressed our opinion of him, and coke has so increased tbat tbe capacity the mere act of conferring upon wealth, a dark day for the Demomust be increased him the nomination for Governor cratic party, should a man from The effort has been made by a Kansas on the Democratic ticket did not the East be selected for the head court to stop a railroad company from of the ticket in 1900. Covington shipping into tbat region miners wbo are in the least change his character Commonwealth. desirous of work, but tbe railroad company or alter feelings toward him as a still carries all passengers. man. To attempt to retract what It may have 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 Of the two, Judas Iscariot was a Kentucky, and only persuaded them to send 167 delegates to the better man than Goebel, for Judas convention for him. Paris Re- hung himself after betraying his victim. Breckinridge News. porter. 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 picks your pocket has more sense jewelry, tinware and notipns store than you have of a certain sort. in connection with his shoe and harness shop in the postofficc, but 0 A short time ago a forger got has decided to give up barbcing." from a bank official in Louis- There's a many sided mercantile ville; he had more sense than the genius for you. bank officer, just as Goebel had more sense than Stone. That sort ninetyDIGEST of YOUR FOOD. per cent, all dcknea li ciaHd br properly food of sense sometimes lands a man lona not beldff Into your dlgeated, it create pol. blood and then yon an and ffoca llabla to almoet any dlaeaia the tinman ay item in the penitentiary maybe it may la belr to. Use Dr. Carlitedt'a German Llrer Yon Ponder under a new regime land one in the rood and watch tbe remlta.' dose. wilt feet effects after IxWIojr Cue Gift It a trial and be convinced. Price 3Sc the Governor's chair instead. It Dr. Otto'a Sprues Gun BotMm Cut is a criminal offense to obtain YourCouah. JutrttrioMpeJMrt for Children. money or goods under false preFor sale bj tenses, by a promise to repay it or St. Bernard Drug Store. give its equivalent. A nomination The Bank of Cadiz is going into for Governor may be on a differ- voluntary liquidation, and thcTrigg ent footing before the law, but in County Bank of Cadiz has been morals it is exactly the same to reorganized. Messrs. W. C. White and F. G. Terry, formerly of the my mind." Lexington Herald. first named institution, becoming members of the directory of the By characteristic treachery to last named bank. the gallant and confiding old solThat Throbbing Headache dier, W. J. Stone, Goebel has seleave you. it you used Would cured what he calls the Demo Dr. King'squickly Life New Pills. Tbousaads of cratic nomination for Govnrnor. sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. But Stone's "plain talcs from the They make pure blood and strong nerves Pennyrile" make it certain that and build up your health. Easy to take. Goebel will never be Governor of Try tbem. Only 23bycents. Money back if not cured. Sold St. Bernard Kentucky. Louisville Post. $5,-00- ? 49 49 1 New Idea Patterns Any one of which will cost you only c 4? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 10c. Any Style-- Any Size I Oc. 0 0 You must remember these are just as good as any of the high priced patterns you hive been usinrj, and you run no risk in buying them. in Any lUC. F0R NEW ,DEA CATTERNS Size-An- y Style in IUC, BG C & - $ $ 4? 49 49 c BISHOP 1 1 MADISONVILLE. KY. & CO... 'I 0 THE SAME PRICE ON THE SAME THINO TO EVERYBODY. n $?$$:$$$;$; frmqiMiyiWiftid g ORDERS ; MjflJiiyuiiiyiyiBJJiMiiyiii Who Does the Liirtry BnsImss? Ask your neighbors. They all say that wo haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always at the right price. 4 Drug-Ris- t. V,. vTxJpSy.rr-- i, gTPtftTyT RV lfyi gobbler at Mayfield hatched out a setting of eggs and is taking care of the hatch. That gobbler is of a most domestic in. clination. A turkey ' f- opt aii hum. iim't 1. d, Ai-ln:t"- Barnett & Arnold. initf,.ilrtiiiJmrfirfntin.itiiiiiitrr-Tirliiiiiiii'8ir- "We bave sold many different cough remedies.but none bas given better satisfaction than Chamber Iain V' says Mr, Charles AAy,.-Holzhaner, Druggist, Newark. N. J. "It is perfectly safe and can be relied upon in all cases of conghs, colds, or hoarseqets. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington. Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. ,,ri, iil'n i A. A.. A. .. g .. .,..t. A . .,. ,.I. .. .4,.i .J ra. M. McCORD, Hi Contractor and Builder IB YBARB Miss Margaret Ingels, the pretty politician and orator of Paris, is already campaigning for the enrolling clerkship of tbe next House, B, F. Chlim, Coekerllla, Teaa writes; Hare used Or. M. A. Simmon's Urer Medicine Asny years. It cures Dppepila, BlUoui Ferer, Constipation, and many other aUmeats. It does not (ripe or sicken. Its action Is mild, erea with children, while Btsck Dranf bt and Zcllln's bsve triped and nansealed. XPIRIINOI -- a TN. EARLIJUETON, yTHajBlaBJEimmk -- KY. All Classes ot Buildings Erected and made complete ready for occupancy, In1ssjm cluding tbe furnishing of all materials, mechanical and common Ubor f. PLANS. DETAILS. SPEO tmMnMm FICATION8 A CONTRACTS ,ecd Estimates cheerfully given on all kinds L DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO- - of Building and Special Work. Give raa a S chance at your work before letting coalracl. TICE. ... .,, ...,.,,. igvuyj-p-v- .. mJ-j- 1 Tbe U. U. M. W. say tbat tbe coal com . t It is rather early in the game to declare that combination of 13's lucky. From the way many honest Democrats are talking the result in November will be such as to make those unlucky numbers prophetic. Death of Corporations. The Bank of Louisville, the oldest banking institution in that city, is about to go into liquidation because it is being taxed beyond the point of a possible profit. With Goebel for Governor, with his inleanings, tense and with his followers in the saddle, there would be little hope of further development of the State's resources or the profitable operation of corporations which arc aggregations of brains and ability as well as money and which have thus far developed our resources. Goebel is already out in an interview concerning the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company in which he says in answer to the question, "State specificially what you intend to do with the Louisville & Nashville" he says: "I will drive them out of the constructively speaking. State, They want war, and I will give them war to the death." f I, wise. 3 I. M Bryaf.&nd Expansion, From tbe Courier-Journa- l, Mr. Bryan thinks that the United States Government should demean "itself toward tbe Filipinos as an elder brother towardr a younger one. But when the younger brother draws a revolver and begins shooting at the elder at short range, the elder has to decide pretty quickly whether his life is worth more to mankind than that of his homicidal kinsman. It is too much to ask that this country shall become a dependency of Aguinaldo's opera bouffe republic. The members oi the Episcopal church at Madisonville have made arrangements to have regular services at the Old School Presbyterian Church on the first, second and fourth Sunday in the month. Mr. Dycardt, of the Suanee University Mr. Dycardt will wi)l preach. hold Episcopal services in Earling-tothe third Sunday in the month. n ri. V r. i Mr t , I "I will bet fifty dollars that Goebel runs 5,000 votes behind the rest of the ticket, and then I'll bet fifty dollars that he is elected, for if he is beaten 50,000 votes he will steal tbe election." Common-weal(h- s Attorney J. Edwin Rowc. K4V"1 1 The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has done something 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 without for many years incurring a direct loss. It has no desire to participate 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-Journin not only renouncing its former friendly feeling for this company, but in declaring war against it? Because the officers and employes of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company are opposed to the election of Senator Goebel to the office of Governor and Senator McChord to the office of Railroad Commissioner of this district, the Courier-Journcharges that the company has thrown "itself into the field of partisan politics," and is, therefore, no longer entitled to the friendship and support of the Courier-Journagainst "unreasoning enemies and mercenary demagogues," but, on the contrary, is deserving of, and must be prepared to receive the enmity of that paper, and is put upon notice will join that the Courier-JournGoebel and other "unreasoning enemies and mercenary demagogues" in destroying its property and in "driving jt out of Kentucky politics." Let me again suggest that the Louisville and .Nashville Railroad from the track of human Company will immediately and of duties lead. Byron.i al al al al pany at Bon Air, Term., has endeavored to cause tbe 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 bis care wtrtle an officer of tbe Bon Air lodge. Tbe charge is denied Manager Jones, of tbe SebreeCoal Com pany, is much elated over tbe success be has bad there tbe past year, tbe output be. ing nearly double wbat it was tbe jear be. fore, the daily capacity being from six to ten cars Tbe company recently added a company store and is doing a fine business. Foreman Robinson, of Ibe Empire mine, came borne last Saturday. He complains of tbe scarcity of men, and those at work have been working so bard and long with Joy-altout a few days rest They now yearn for the time when tbey can devote a few days to recreation. Tbe Empire company, be says, is unable to fill all orders for coal. For selfish reasons alone, we are told, a a largo number of business men of Evansville sympathize with tbe striking miners. How would tbey like, it if tbe clerks In tbeir employ would attempt to dictate bow tbey should manage tbeir own business! Tbey would discbarge tbem at once, Yet tbey sympathize with the striking miner wbo attempts to dictate, in fact to run their ernp!o)er's business. As time rolls on tbe agitator sees more plainly Ibat tbe life be leads in Hopkins is a very lonesome, weary County and disappointing ono. Because be came to tbe county filled with tbe false hope tbat all Ibat was necessary to set labor against capital or employee against employer, was for him to let bis tongue loose, and tell the miners tbat be knew wbat was to tbeir own interest, better than tbey did, so he goes on tbe bunt for some one to preach bis false doctrine to, and not knowing Ibe difference between a saw mill band and a miner, bo tells bis tale of woe to bis victim, wbo is at once led into tbe trap, and becomes a faithful member of tbo U. M. W, until tbe first assessment for the Are Tbey Ready for Thli? relief of those miners cut on a strike is From ibe Louisville Pest. made against bim, and then be drops It Arc the people of Kentucky like qno would a hot poker. ready to establish a worse than a Next wo find I he agitator sealed on a beer keg, where be is trying to pursuade a Brownlow despotism in Kentucky? poor fellow whose mind had become beThen let them vote for Goebel, fogged first by a, drink of liquor, (hat be Persons have been known (o author of a force bill thus deis a slave and bad belter give up bis job of gain m by taking scribed by the Courier-Journa- l: a driving a team and join tbe U. M. W. of SCOTT'S EMULan ounce 1 and be becomes a faithful follower, so SION. It is strange, but it often long as tbe supply of beer bolds out. "The Brownlow despotism in Next we find bim in conversation with happens. Tennessee was considered tolerone claiming to be a miner, but wbo bas Somehow the ounce produces ably reckless and tolerably thorin fact been a roamer, wandering around the pound t it seems to start the ough in its day. But the Browntbe country, working a short lime for dif- digestive machinery going prop-erjlow despotism at its worst venferent railroad companies from whose s:r-viso that the patient n aMc tured upon nothing so boldly, he was discharged for one cause or other, and having become a traveler In to digest and absorb his ordinar, wholly bad as this." search of a soft place, be at once accepts a food, which .he could, not do be11. position as an agitator. Then we bear of fore, and that is the way the c;ai. Are our people teady to estabbim at a beer drinking party, trying 10 is made. lish in Kentucky a government convince by the power of beer tbat be beA certain amount of flesh h longs to tbe cbosen few wbo are called to mote shameless in its effrontery, lead tbe miner aright. Again we hoar necessary for health ; if you have more unconcealed in its deformity of bim threatening tbe bonest laborer with not got it you can get it by than the carpel bag governments punishment should be seek work where taking of the South? the strikers refuse to labor. If so, let them vote for Goebel, And after all bis earnest solicitation be departs from among tbe miners of Hopthe author of. a force bill which kins County a disgusted and disappointed thus describes: the Courier-Journa- l being, held in contempt by those wbo lais safe to say that the an"It bor with tbeir bands for a living. You will find it lut as uieful in summer as in winter, and If you are thriving upon nals of free government will be To what deep gulfs a single it don't stop because the weather is warm. sought in vain for anything ap- anti-Gocbal A few more such conventions as has been said would be both folly have had held in the Democratic Lawrcnccburg falsehood. and party and we shall have no need News. j of a convention. Disgusting in It will do no good to attempt to the extreme is hardly a suitable disguise the fact of tbe real politi- expression for the manner in which cal situation in Scott county at the that convention was conducted. present time. There is more than Glenn's Graphic. the usual disaffection which foldrecn Keller's Dltter Irony. Outside lows a heated contest. "The Mercury, as has been its of the original Goebel following custom for thirty odd years, places there is but little enthusiasm for the Democratic ticket at the head the ticket nominated at Louisof its columns, and shall give it ville. Georgetown Times. the best support it can under the In urging the circumstances. Were it in our power we would Democrats of Nicholas to 'rally wipe from. the annals of political around the flag, boys we know history that disgraceful convenwc arc committing a sin against tion held at Louisville, which y all decency and honor, yet our lasted seven and a half days. Beto the Democratic party imcause wc arc for its nominees is no pels us to submit to the edicts of evidence our eyes arc closed to the convention even when we right and justice. Mt. Sterling know that fraud, lying and treachAdvocate. ery were used lavishly to accomplish the end reached at LouisIf our friends think the methville last week. ods employed in the Louisville "Faithful Democrats cannot convention are the kind that will stop to question the methods of make votes for the ticket, there the great leaders of the party, and nominated, they are badly misthe right to pass upon the acts of leaven taken. The our shrewd managers is not rehas been working more indus- served to the common folks. It triously since the convention adis enough for the ordinary plug of journed than before it met. The the country to know that the thing party sores may be healed before has been done, and it is his duty November, but if they are it will to submit, and join with our new surprise us. But we'll hope for State organ the Courier-Journthe best. Mountain Herald. in shouting 'Hail to the King.' "Let every Democrat who be The Penitentiary tbe Reward tor Such Serlieves in fraud and every other vice. "Yes," said the lawyer, "he form of vice in politics join with showed he had more sense, be- us in giving the ticket a hearty yond question. The thiet who support." r The Tribune, a Republican paper that has been published at Greenville, has suspended public- t.-asAw- y ? ation. Weak Byes are Made .Strong, dim vision made clear, styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes ot any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. It's put np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists. I GEORGE jOssssssssssssssssLsssssseflVBILssssHKi O. occessorto Isaac Davis.) TOY, LIVERY & FEED STABLE. At tbe Old Stand, 00 Main Street, just west of depot, The watermelon crop in Kentucky promises to be the largest in the State's history. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund mouef if it faiU to cure. 25c Tbe genuine bas L. B. Q. on each tablet. EARLINGTON, KY. L First-Cla- ss Equipment and Prompt Service. arc already growing impatient. The dove hunting sttason opens the first of next month and hunters ilta,ailSjsjM J. W. TWYMAN, I DEALER IN What among human ills are more annoying than piles? The afflictions tbat prevent active exercise are bad enough, but one tbat makes even rest miserable is worse. Women are among tbe greatest Stoves and Grates, CASTINGS AND TINWARE. martyrs. Tabler's Bnckeya Pile Ointment will curs tbe most obstinate case. Price 50c in bottles, tubes 73c. St. Bernard Drugstore. sraBN&SBW9r3S sssbbcElS' J "4sssssW The Butler county Teacher's will be held at Morgantown In-stit- f,s' !! SP:.- - naetWMKt-c-:B-- Contractor of all kinds Tin, Qalvanlzed Iron and Copper Work. AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. I Z iii this week. A X nOOFIKG AND GUTTERING A SPECULTV n Frightful, Blunder. eetfaameeeiteanmeaea 1111111111111111111 Will often causes horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica, Salve, tbe best in tbe world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cores Old. Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Coras, all Skin Eruptions, Best Pile cure on eartb. Only 35' cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. MEDICINE for the The bloomer girl's team from Chicago will play the ball team at Central City next Friday. White's Cream Vermifuge not only effectually expels worms, but Is uneonaled as a tonic, and is a certain ana permanent cure for Chills and Fever in children. Price 23c. St. Bernard Drugstore, Mil LION.. A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first' experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. How To Gain Flesh pmuml Some of the condors shot in the Andes mountains have a spread of wing from fifteen feet to twenty feet. The Eagle, King si all Birds, is noted for its keen sight, clear and distinct vision. So are those persons who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or grann-ate- d lids. Sold by all dealers aVa j,csts.' Ml day During the recent session. of the New York Legislature over 6,000 bills were introduced To arouse a Dormant Liver and items perms? nent regnlariljr of the Bowels, Dr. It. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. n y, A TIMELY HINT, 'ou ahonld be wise and see that yonr blood J rich and pure and your vttote system pat In a perfectly healthy eoudtttoa Ur wt.M BO Carlatedt'a Geraao. LlTerPowdfr.TheB-Jo- a front mlirlt'fWU fever, cW will be free ana tne vnp. ur. canetect-- s wersi.mTi Powder is the best medicine money can bay. Sprues Far your Cofel try Dr. OM Gum Valiant, Mm 2f3e ihisj o Tot sate. bi St. Bernard Draff Store. " a U-- vr York company of manufacturloir ehemlaU, tbe Ripens Chemical Compear, plao' J npon tbe market about lira "v ku a medietas! tablet or ' tatnile " composed of coinpremeil powdered preparation! or certain medietas! drujs which bad been ascertained 10 be of more Reneral uw amouK medical men tbaa any other, for Ibe cure or at. lerlatliinof such Ills common to man aa lino ihelr otitis, la an Impaired dlsettlsn or cnpacltr for unlmllatlnz food.obiorUng nourishment and ellmlaaunc waste. vreakc The calosue nl Ills included under title head Is said to Include pretty neulr ytr dueai .ir which tbo physician Is tailed upon to prescribe, la preparlnir their ataadard remel, tor the acceptance ot tho American peopfa the company laid down tbe principle tbat e.cry tliluz c ntertnit into tbo packet should bo ot the Ms beet and so prepared and protected ue to retain Its qualities latact and unimpaired lurouih any extended lapse ot time In anr climate. Oulylbocholcett drugs eboukt be used, tbeir preparation abould be lu accordance with tbo latest perfected metbods of modern science, tbe labules packed in plats, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. K.en tbe corka used bare been of a grade soUgh In Its requirements thai no manufacturer of these every-dastoppers could supply moro tbAii a small proportion rrom bis output that would meet tbo exacting; specifications. The glass vials were In turn pecked in boxes of equality not surpassed In "beauty and perfection of workrnanablp by thou used, by the saoal f miliums dealers In Jewell and ornament! of gold. Jlarlng set their blzbilsndsrd. and ne.crcon.entluirto rary from it. the proprietors resorted to netbodsofraaklug their commodity known, and aeren hundred tbe accepted modern thousand dollars wltbln fire years In newspaper advertising has Informed every American dtUen OonrerninK the superior and surprlilsg qualities of HI pane Tabules. Being thoughtful and palnifaklng obwvers to note every circumstance having a ft over tbe commercialprosocutlon otcareful trade, of tbe changed conditions thatbearL world, and their tbe have T rupoQ the aiiccoeanil there I n present lnslitent demand or a lower pttcVforerery articlenoted that reaches or Approaches an universal use. and that alUinnoh r.mnHr,. tSi T besto l etemhlng, scnt being called upon to nsr heavy nereenun for ;.in..rVnA,;. or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might re- pnlnj and packing . u ti.lt IliMilkMlnltiaiounl a week. It has also beendlscovered, and proved by tbe teitofllraeand actual experience I that these Tsbules do not have tho tendency to lots of qualities or diminution of ex rellence from exposure that might at first havo been expected. Inasmuch aa, under favorable conditions, those tnst bave lain loose la n draweSt. traveling bag Docket for several weeks or months are found to be pracUcUly as f resh andaienlcacloui as ! Acting upon , groat newspapersUicto suggestions, and noting particularly the unimpaired prosnerily of now sold for a cent Inttesd ot tbe ol rate ot five times that amount, and the gcntral tendency In all directions toward low(rates sales, the company bave entered upon the experiment of putting up Klpanand increasedpasteboard t Tabules cartons, which ther will offer to the trade upon terms which will permitla being anU by the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower that, ever Ibefore ofai package adopted for lal.ntaa air. ir,f "" ar.r . mitrtlnlnitVt TiVTH nPUra-r- an VUO-U""'VT-"" F a tr.r1.9f i -- yriiil J 7. eH..,vi UWf, lUf in tU a..formCTIsl ClCIIe 110. iMtconunue mo rnanoiauiuni ana iiv piMnpaiijr with wotes '0 f niiKit....tl,i ,. tbe,i. i "" JUtL - mIu ... a. being In tho form and comparative cost of packing or, putting up. The nve-oea- t Srog. prob6b that almost any rack. "P. !?! "?' y.et lo "" had S' " del'rs, aUoougn Ft is 10 ao bo t out tnanycaseaalnsle f "iiHHw'i ntuyvijtabules. will bo sent, f. cMiiuioer rartnn, containing fen .waiwmiMu uj raid, to sump., forwarded to the Blpans Chemical OaTvS. fosprnce NewVork? "ntll tfi .U are thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and jpeddlera will be supplied aTa I'lirairniciiwiiiMiuw lonm b fair margin ox ivonc, vie. I laoien Cartons for SOeanfta li, a vettta. trot 'i"j Scurs piston all droggUM. 50c and SCOTT & DOWNE, OwroUu, Hw York. A kind gladness, making .everything jn( its vicinity to freshen into smiles. Washington Irving. PHWwWl J bm fMilOCLey heart is a fountain of N ,namMHim 'P'?W!W?5, vflvra; FttPV . . (Continued on Fourth Page.) JtiSi4"f0 Soldby St. BcmsdJPff tfy T?WPfcWffi OIiD 33V ,A.XXa X3i.TJC3r3XmKPm. I '.J& KazusmiKzs. ' ,.w j's-- i .ifi av. .:ii At. ik.X gv & . 'a tv y MWMOMMMaayM WANTED THE MONEY. ROBBERS MRS. SODTHWORTH Program. e" "23u f. '3 3nbustrj we tLltoe." Before Playing the Air that, Developed Cakcwalklng? From the Philadelphia Enquirer, has j Dig' Their LOCAL L. V. Koontz last Friday. NK wa?iCroUpn Don't forget county I'air. vtllo Monday. Miss Tiny, S0D- - ,s th$Sggl$gktgl """"WPssWsssssssssssssssssst will McLe4 w, .fctrtniii ISU v,sawi Mon- Nashville, ,obJBing making relatives in Greenville a visit. ! jerrold A. Jonson is Mrs. Dan M. and Miss Ethel Evans were in Madisonville, day. fff Misses Dona Wood and Tiny Kellnerwere in Madisonville Tuesday. Lee Cozart and little son spent a day or two in Nashville this week. Sallte Farnsworth spent Tuesday with friends in MadisonMiss ville.- Mrs. T. B. McGlynan and, Mrs.. Phil Rabcr went to Sunday. Evansvillc Mr. D. W. Umstead went to Evansvillc Tuesday morning, on business. Miss Ruth Wooldridge is spending a few weeks with relatives at Manitou. Ed Morrow and Thomas E. of Madisonville, Fin-le- y, were in the city Sunday. "No, we nota playaheem till; we gitta de mon." The speaker was the leader of a band of street musicians, and his words were uttered inresponse to a request that the band play the "Georgia Camp Meeting." "Why won't you play it now? I'll give you some money." "Datta all right for you. Butta An rvnw1 ma v!.i.M -. II1U11 . w uunu uu given UU IU U3. Da givc-it to da kid for da dance." The Sauntcrer's friend was puzzled, and sought a big policeman for an explanation. The t laughed heartily. "That's easy," he said. "You see,, whenever a street band or a hand organ strikes up that tune there are always sure to be two or three street gamin3 around, boys and girls both, who immediately proceed to do the Cakewalk. They dorit so well and so comically, too, that when the music stops and the daacing with it, 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. I've seen it done- dozens ot times. SIod it? How can 1? It isn't against the law for the gamius to accept the money for their dancing, and they don't get the coin under false pre tenses, cither, for their Cakewalk-ing- , is usually the real thing. I guess the leaders of street bands have come to the conclusion' that it will be more monev in their pockets to put off playing that particular tune until after they have made their collections. Of course, then, they don't care how much the youngsters dance or what the size of the pile the crowd is willing to give up for the danc A- "$ Way Through aBrlck wan and QOOD HAUL. Suggested the "Barbara Friet-chiPoem to Whlttler. From New York Mail and Express. MAKBA VERY W. R. Coyle's Store Broken Into , Work Was Done Honday ... ' a blue-coa- - Robbers succeeded in forcing an entrance into W. R. Coylo's store Monday njght, by digging out bricks in the rear wall of 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 haul. Mr. Coylc estimated the loss at something like 300. They secured shoes, shirts, jewelry, etc., and some clothing. The rifling of the store was done quickly, no doubt, as everything was scattered considerably the next, morning. The robbery was not discovered until early Tuesday morning, when some one, in passing the rear of the store, noticed the holo in the wall, and immediately notified Mr. Coyle. The robbers succeeded in making good their escape, and there was no trace of them, with the. exception that a white man and a negro were put off of a freight train at Nortonville, Tuesday morning before day. They seemed to have several boxes of shoes with them, besides other booty, and probably wcre;the guilty pnes. IS IT RIQHT The death of Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth has revived many anecdotes of her life. "The Hidden Hand," which Mrs. Southworth wrote as a serial, was the only one of her works that was dramatized, and many years ago it was quite popular on the stage, being the forerunner of many of the sensational melodramas now popular in Mrs. a certain class of theaters. 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. Southworth's large collection is one from "Whittier, in which he thanks her for the inspiration of his poem, and tells her that it is to appear in the next number of the Atlantic. The poet's letter was as follows: "Aursburv, 9 Mo. 8, 1863. "My Dear Mrs. Southworth: I heartily tbankjtbee for thy very kind letter, with its enclosed message. It ought to have fallen to better bands, but I bave Just a little ballad of 'Barbara written Freilcbie,' which will appear in the next Atlantic. If it is good for anything, thee deserves all tbe credit for it. I wisb I could accept tby kind invitation to be pieseot at tby collage home, but I am loo much of an invalid to undertake tbe Journey. I thank thee none the less, however, for asking me. I shall go there in imagination if I cannot go otherwise. "With best wishes for tby health and happiness, I am, most truly tby fr'd, "John G. Whittier." Mrs. P. E. Jones, of Jackson- ing.. And the policeman walked off, ville, Fla., is here visiting relatives humming a strain of the air that and friends. has developed more calkwalking Miss Eula Richards, ofJd.Hog. than any other ever written. kinsyillc, is the guest of MissJLu- Wonderful Discovery. cile Crenshaw. Miss Lula Jordan, ol Gallatin, Tenn., is visiting her.sister,, Mrs. J. E. Fawcett. I V? The Odd Fellows'. Picnic at Mortons Gap will be. given Satur day the 15th. inst. '. " Ott. Powers, of MadisottYtllfU.has been in Earlington for a few days, working insurance. The Bloomer Girls of Chicago, IP' 1 - arc playing ball in several towns in this section of the State. LuNsroRD, Ala., April 15, 1893. New Spencer Medietas Co. Dear Sin: I bave been troubled with liver and stomach complaint. I bad no appetite and mjr general bealtb was very bad. I look medicine from four different doctors and tbey failed to do me any good. I got no relief until I began to use your valuable Nubian Tea. I used about two dollars worth of it, and it did me more Rood than all the medicine I ever took. I have gained thirty-fiv- e pounds in weight Borrowing Ants. and my bealtb is very good. I can sleep From tbe Breckenridge News. soundly and my appetite is excellent. I can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to A plague of small ants is worrythe world as being a d to any community. Any one wbo doubts this state- - ing the good housekeepers in the Bent can write Oscar Bakir. lower part of town. The little Sold bySt. Bernard Drugstore. God-sen- says: "It may be a question whether the editor of a newspaper has the right to publicly recommend any of the various proprietary medicines which flood the market, yet as a preventive of suffering we feel it a duly to say a good word for Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. We have known and used this medicine in our family for twenty years and have always found ft reliable. In many cases a dose of Ibis remedy woniu ave hours of suffering while a physician is awaited. We do not believe in depending implicitly on any medicine for a cure; but we do believe that if a bottle ot Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy were kept on band and administered at the inception of an attack much suffering might be avoided and in very many cases the presence of a physician would not be required. At least this has been oar experience daring tbe years." This remedy past twenty is for sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. town for months? K The Letters of Captain Dreyfua That John Johnson is married and others For an Editor to Recommend Will but iocrease my pain." If you bave to Hl Wife. will follow soon? thrown- away money for medicines that The Letters of Captain Dreyfus,. That .Ben. T. Robinson, candidate for . Patent flediclnes? did not and could not cure, why should TbeSylvan Valley News, Brevrad, N. C, you not now begin taking Hood's Sarsipa-rill- written to his wife during his cap; repsentalive, is very popular with our "To Throw dood Money After Bad - recommended it to my grocer who was Reading Minutes ot Previous Conventroubled.' with dyspepsia, the curing of tion. wjilclilhilucecl her t'tf bcII it in her Address of Welcome and Response, , store. She his sold largo amounts of Experience Meeting. it. My daughter lia just been cured Duet, Expressing Sentiment of Every My pen of .jaundice with weary were I to bsgin to Old Maid's Heart. would gfow Original Poem Psalm of Marriage. tell tho numerous cures ha effected in our' immediate vicinity Slates Nominated. wKhnlthe lact couplo of years." Invitation Ceremonies. Dr.ll'artmata, President of the Surgi-cTrio Tbe Three Old Maids of Lse. HotelJ Columbus, Ohio, will counsel Mrs. Miffkin's Address. and, prescribe for fifty thousand women Specimens Testify. this year free of charge. Every sufferPresident's Closing Address. A Thousand Tongue. ing woman should write for special Noon Adjournment. Could not express tbe rapture of Annta question blank for women, and have Afternoon. li. springer, 01 1125 Howard St., fhllfc Dn1Tarlnnnvs book. "sTealth and delphia, Pa., when she' foand that DrV BgjjiJilj'X All druggists, sell Exhibition ot Rejuvenating Machine. Kings New Discovery lor Consumption, Solo "Now We'll All Get Married." bad completely, cured her of a backin St. Charles. cough that for many years had mads lift All other remedies and doc DID yOU KN.OW a burden. tors could give her no help, but she saw TbatjSt. Charles, has (be best band In ot Ibis Koyal Cure "it soon removed I this part.of tbe.Slate? pain in my chest and I can now sle soundly, something I can scarcely remei That tbe mines here have run steadily ber doing before. I feel like sound! its praises throughout tbe Universe." Tha we have a new railroad agent every will every one who tries Dr. King's Ne$ Discovery ior any trouble of the Throat,' time.tha moon fulls? Chest or Lungs. Price, 50c. and Ji.oa,. ' That Dr. W. K. Nisbet is a ? Trial bottles free at St. Bernard" DruV "X Everv battle onirantcrt " Store That there has not been a tramp in our a & a. Circle No. 2 meets, with; New Salem Church, Friday night before the Fifth Sunday in July; 1899 continutng,Sunday inclusive. The following. js;the program: Sermon for criticism Jeff Calvert and J. M. Harrisoalt. 1. What is the first work of the Spirit upon the unrcgeneratcd person? D. F. Clark and W. F;, Pendley. 2. What must I do to be saved? Brack Osburn and Mayor Utleyt 3. What is truth? R. C. Allen "' and B. A. slsk?' f 4. When and where was the atonement mado for the souls of men? C. M. Pendley and J. R. Calvert. 5. In what will the Milennial consist? J. M. Ezell and J. R., Harris. 6. Christ washing his disciples feet. Was it a commandment?--Br- o. Daves and Wm. O'Bryan. 7. Is it the duty of all God's children to obey all his command ments? W. N. Clark and J. W.. Bilbro. W. N. Clark ( Committee. J. W. Bilbro ' sm IKl HUNG TO HELP OLD MAIDS' CONVENTION There will be given Friday night cf catarrh makes loyal friends for at Assembly Hall, something new the liberator. in the way of amusement. It is has making1 known as the "Old Maids' Conbeen zm friflnct of ttii vention," and will be given in the asssssssssV- Bk kind for many years. It cures interest of the Christian Endeavor 1bsssssssssssssssssssssssss& It is one of the most catarrh wher- Society. ever located. popular entertainments of. the day, Mrs.K.Eodcs, of 33 Twenty-ciffht- h and has met with favor wherever St.. De given. The price of admission is troit, Mich., Is ono of the many thou- 25 cents, reserved seats 35 cents, friends. This ij what sand of so come out and hear their experisko says to Dr. Itartman: " J"o havo used your with, ence and enjoy a hearty laugh. the most remarkable results and would Following is the program: not bo without it. Wo havo always President's Address. recommended It to our friends. A few Roll Call. years ogo I purchased a bottle of your Convention Soog. and nftcr seeing its results, Something New in the Way of an Entertainment to be Given Securing freeFriday Night. dom from tht grip sVM. mm Pc-ru-- 'a a Acts gently on Kidneys, Liver and Bowels ystem Cleanses && the tr r cy Irrty C the umlly, OVERCOMES sttlPzT-- t hABlTUALCoNSfl'WNOH ,. PERMANENTLY BV ,THt GENUIrlt-MANV- D OX ui?rniaI7g'Syrvp(s u,j! roasAutYMionuMisnpjiu v?xL ,. , totniwttiL GRDVEB sS " W. A. NtSBRl , Praildent O W. WADD1LL, Caihlar 2oprCias (bounty -- BANK horse-trader- 'ayiiHBftisissssiaaisss Madisonville, Ky. Gaptal Stock, - - - $50,081. Transacts a general banking baslaeas and invites tbe accounts ol the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has tbe finest and most secure vanltln tbat section ot Kentucky Cspttar Stock Paid In, .80,000. a, people?" people wbo were in your tivity, are to be published imme: Thousands mills condition and took Hood's Sarsaparilla diately by Harper & Brothers. It That there are threeofsaw Charlesnow in say it was the best iovestmeut Ibey ever doing St. is said that they furnish absolute, the.mmediate vicinity made, for it brought tbem bealtb. a good business? proof, if proof were needed, that. Hood's Pills cure sick headache, indiTbat.Miss Ophelia Davis and Mr. J. D. Dreyfus is innocent, No guilty Cartjvill leach our fall school? gestion. man could possibly have written, That several of our citizens are going to Lawton and San Isldro. them. Their second and greater tbe Mammoth Cave in vehicles soon? ttt rr" One of the most spirited bits of value is that they let us see, deep, Tbat.St. Charles is to bave a new ball descriptive writing that has apinto the soul of a brave man, one and band stand sometime? peared for some time is .the acof the bravest men that ever lived. Tbatonr marshal has not bad to make count of "Lawton's Advance on Of these letters Zola writes: an arrest for months, for our people are San Isidro," by William Dinwiddie, "They will stand iike an imperish too busy to violate me laws? which together with photographs gold to spend the able monument when the works of Tbaj everybody haddid it in a quiet way? 4tb of July, and they illustrating the life of the troops us writers shall haye passed may Tbat the. Illinois Central is making its on the march occupies a prominent be into oblivion." crepSntd. 33a ys straight and will make better position in the current number of lias a.lban ever? Harper's Weekly. Her Hint. Tbatour section of railroad now Mr, Dinwiddie is already n From tbe Cieyeland Leader. men and it's bed is being He I wish I could be a kissing treated to a reck ballast? as the author of the best book yet published on Puerto Rico, bug a little while. TbatS. C. Harlan will build halt dozen She Oh, well, there might be a boas in tbs. eastern part of town soon? and his work in the Philippines is characterized by the same quali- little kissing bee, you know. That the.Gotbelites are scarce in these tbe medicine that never disappoiots? of Inrplu Font (20,009. IN CHILL TDNIC WARRANTED. PRICE 60 ots. Paris Medicine Co., Bt. Urals, Mo. 600 bottle o. (Jentleraem Wo aold tut year, GROVE'S TABTELE88 CHILXi TONIC asd hT bonght tsreo grots already tali rear. la all omr ex perttnc of 14 rein, la la draz bmlaeM, bavl oettr told an article that Sara luch nalTerul tatl Tours truly, (Mtloa aa your Tonic ADKir.CABB ACa TASTELESS COMMENCED BUSINESS 1S67. JNO. G. MORTON,: Tbe advantages of a bank accouat are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking tbey know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to wometi. There's safety if tbe bank is a good one. There's convenieace-tb- e money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you bave a large snm in your pocket. IS JOST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. Oiran a, Ills., Not. 1, 1J9S. well-know- MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Lucile jfotel, J. W. PRITCHETT. PROPRIETOR. Co Compouno Quinine Jim. &' -- r m m Miss Maggie Barnett, of Mani- From the Uoiontown Telegram. A Clarksville telegram conveys tou, was the guest of ,Mjs$J8,vide the sorrowful intelligence that a Barnett a few days this week. close friend who has recently reRev. R. M. Wheat was called turned from Oak Grove, Christian to Scottsville last week to attaad county, where he visited, reports the funeral of his grandmother. the Hon. James A. McKenzic, Mr. M. B. Brown, the. pott.--: United States Minister to Peru, master at Crofton, was in Earling- under Mr. Cleveland's last adminHis ton a few days this week, visiting; istration, well nigh blind. friends fear that he is soon to berelatives. come totally blind. No man's afMrs. Ottway W. Rasb,. ofFt, fliction will occasion more genuine Eihan Allen, Vt., arrived Saturday? sympathy in Kentucky and throughand will visit her parents,,, until out the country among those who September, when she will go to know "Quinine im" than this. Manila to join Dr. Rash, Hustler. Personally, he is a man of great The management of the. g$at popularity. Hopkins County Fair will,. make There is more Catarrh in this section of strenuous efforts to lasso Bill Goe-be- l the country than all other diseases pot toand get him to visit, our. fair gether, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many during one. or more days next years doctors pronounced it a local disease month. PrecauUpns,.wijl4b taken and- prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, to nail the ground down, however, Pronounced it incurable. Science has so that he cannot walk off, with, the proven catarrh to be a constitutional dilute, and therefore requires constitufair. Hustler. tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J . Cheney & Co.. the only constitutional cure Colonel Henry. oa the market. It is taken internally Col. ouette Henry is being pe- doses from ten drops to a leasooonful. in It titioned to make the race for the ,acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces ot me hunThey Democratic nomination for repre- dred dollars system. case it oiler one cure. fails to for any Scedjor, ciretjlars and Testimonials. sentative from Christian county. - in A' J ; m Queer Money, Raised bills and counterfit coins are turning up in several Kentucky towns, which would seem to, indicate, says the Post, that swindlers are operating on an extensjYe.scale in this State as well as Tennessee. Jm; . Fishing Party Return,. 'TKp"he fishing party, consisting of TFrank D. Rash, Eldred Davis, .Ed Itule and Henry Browning, re turned from Greeii River.Tueday. The boys had a good time, caught some fish, andenjoyed.tueirqutiog very much. . & '4 c& mm ' p Lexington, August days. Madisonville, August days. August 15 4 Lawrenccburg, days. Best way to Invest 35 Cents. Antioc, Miss., July 1st. 1898. Lebanon, August 15 4 days. New Spencer Medicine Co. Columbia, August 15 4 days. I want to tell you what I think of your Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and Brodhead, August 23 3 days. in my family, and It is all that yon claim Shclbyville, August 23 3 days. for it. It is tbe best Liver Medicine I ever tried. It is just the thing to tako if you Springfield, August 22 3 days. feel bad and aro bilious. Bardstown, August 19 5 days. A. B. Lancastsr. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Elizabethtown, Sept. 5 5 days. Bowling Green, Sept. 13 4 Circuses. days. Sells Bros.' circus will strike the Glasgow, Sept. 20 4 days. State, according to the Louisville Guthrie Sept. 27 4 days. Post, the last of the month, visitHorse Cave, Sept. 27 4 days. ing eightof ten of the larger towns, Owensboro, Oct. 3 5 days. Ringling, Bros.' show, following F. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O, close behind the other large tented Robbed the dravc. Sold by Druggists, 75c. aggregations, will exhibit in five or A startling incident, of which Mr. John Half's Farajly. Pills are the best. six towns in. August. It will be Oliver, of Philadelphia, was tbe subject, t is narrated by him as follows: "I was in There is much excitement in liardJO;ind,pce the small boys to a most'dreadful condition. My slln was Lewis county over a "wild man" spend, the, remainder of the r almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually In back and sides, no apwlm Has hnpn fipn hv n nnmlior nl away from home. petitegradually growing weaker day by persons The people of the Tren day. Three physicians bad given me up. ton neighborhood, in Todd count)'', ... Emeralds vs. Shamrocks. Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Electric Bitters:' and lo ray great joy and '.'-"- ' hae, also been chasing a "wild "How many runs did your club surprise, tbe first bottle made a decided man'.' recently, but without sucI continued ibeir use for improvement. cess. In the former case the make Larry?" three weeks, and am now a well man, I strange creature is a white man, "Thrae, sor." know tbey saved my life, and robbed the grave of another victim." No one should (in the latter instance a negro of Three runs, eh?V Only 50 cents, guarfail to try tbem. giant proportions. is, sor. A run for the' um- anteed, at St. Bernard Drug Store. .i. CUBAN RELIEF cures pire! a run for IM44am CoUc NeurelglaucTootbacho to thl police th'doctor an' a run The tandem cycle is all right in station. Chicago flaHlCrS m'fivo minutes. SourStomach its way, but it will never see the and Bammer CocapltlnU, Prlco,, sE CnU. News. day when it can supplant the hamSb'ld'by SI. Bernard Drug Store. mock built for two. An Epidemic of Diarrhoea. . Ad-d- re sum-me. 'WiS?' i , . 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 the large black ants devour the little red ones and one bright lady introduced several of the big black ants into her home in order that they might cat the little ones up. The black ants did their work nobly, and now the house is free of the small pests, bincethe bright woman made her successful experiment 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." system, simply because 01 its woaderiul power to purify, enrich and vitalize the bsual for this .season of the year? blood, create an appetite and invigorate Tohn That - t 'G. Osborn and wife, of Con- 1 Mrs. Ella Hinsod, of Hinton, Ala., tbe digestive functions. We advise von to corKaosas, aro, visiting their brothers writes us August 12th, 1898. "I advise all get a bottle and try it if you are not feeling mothers to give their children Planter's just right. It will do you more eood than jaBMt and Charles Gribble? Nubian Tea when tbey are puny or fret- a six weeks vacation. It is the best medi ThatJ.IJjjes.Mand and Allie Satterfield, ful. I keep this medicine in the bonse and cine money can buy. ofNaabviUu, Tenn,, are visiting J. V. when tbe children are ailing I give tbem a dose and that is tbe last of it." If the average girl throws a fit McEucn.and family this week. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Storo. Subscriber. ties which made his earlier papers Freezing Weather in July That tba trustees bave extended tbe popular great vividness, a Would cause great discomfort and lost cly limits in order, that St. Charles may thorough and comprehensive but fortunately it is seldom known. A knowledge of his subject, and the vast amount of .misery is caused at this zupd season, however, by impoverished That Dr, Nisbet and"' wife and Mrs. ability" to make the reader abso- poor appetite and general debility. blood, These with friends of lutely familiar with the topography conditions may bo remedied by enriching trip to tbe Mammoth toe blood ana toning tbe stomach with of the country over which he has Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine seems Cave about tbe 171b, inst? to put new life into tbe whole physical gone. That there is more sickness here than so prescriptions ot drugs. properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge It requires tbe druggist to bave a large amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. He must give tbe bes possible work, and for compensation be must be reasonable. JAMES FRANCEWAY. ERNEST CLAYTOR. ) ) CLBRK8. dood for the Children. One square from depot, on Main Street, MADISONVILLE, KY. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS RKMEM. BER WE'RE CAREFUL. Best service. Choice table. Full corps of' experienced hotel ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE, help. .1 NEW 150 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Kentucky Fair Dates. 95 94 at the average bug, what will she do when confronted by the kissing- bug? Courier-Journa- l. BELMONT HOTEL, Sour Stomach It one ot the firit symptoms ot a comlstniliona attack. Cure it with a few doies Dr. H. K. Slmmoa't Liver it ediefne. Lung Irritation to consumption. Dr will cure it. and Bell's give such strength to tbe lungs, that a cold will not settle there, cough or a Twenty-fiv- e cents at all good druggists. s tbe forerunner NEAR DEPOT. St, Bernard Store. Newly furnished from bottom to Our Leather 'Belts for ladies are top and front to rear. Best accomEd. C. Cargill, former city tax modations. Polite attention. St. collector at Mayfield, died in the attractive and scrvicable. Batfnard Store. lunatic asylum at Hopkinsville. Those wbo live on farms are liable to many accidental cuts, burns and bruises, which heal rapidly when Ballard's Snow Liniment is promptly applied. Price. 25c and jo cents. St. Bernard Drugstore. You need not make a baby cap. We. can sell you a beauty cheaper than you can make one. Cy Scott, Proprietor. Lon Hall, Clerk. iIJjTra Trade Marks Anrons sending a sketch anil deaerlptlen mtf ialckly ucerta.1 onr opinion freo whether aa Communis-tlona mrentlon leprooablrixtnubls. itrlctlrconOdentuL lUndbookon Patasta tent free. Oldest bodct for ecnrtnsmUnU. Patent taken through ilunn A Co. reclr ejxctal notice, without charge, la tha MADISONVILLE, KY. CopvRiaHra DcaioNS ftc Scientific Branch OlBco, 636 A handiomelr lllnjtratod woeklr. lAnreet olr. culatlon ot any aclentlflo Journal. Term. S3 A rear t four months, IL Hold brail newedealera. T .flmcrim D. ItaHi; Law. School, LEBANON, TENN, Wall Paper We have some Choice, Standard Patterns inWall Paper, Good Goods at Reasonable Prices, which will serve many housekeepers as well as the high priced Papers offered elsewhere. :: :: :: :: GLAD TO SHOW YOU. St, Wuhlogton, a Ten Thousand Pages of Living Paducah has ordered a census Law Really a Two Years' taken and will try to get into the ; ComrseAccomplished in list of second class cities. ONE YEAR. Nothing equals Ballard's Blackberry Balsam for Cramping, Diarrbcea and Bowel Complaints. This remedy in one ofTtbe best knovn and most successful medicine of its kind. Price 33 cents. SI. Bernard Drugstore. With Diploma and License. REVIEWED-Another year free of Charge. Addrsta N. GREEN, CHANOELLOR. Next Term Septeraltr 4, 1899. It is not always the most beautiful female, chins that make the sweetest chin music. THOS. B. YOUNG Manufacturer ot High Grade ., Boots and Shoes, Repair Work a Specialty. For Infants and Children. The KM Yw tUi Always bigM Bears the Slguaturo of CASTOR (A; S7? yzrt--o.MM B23.rli:rigjtor, St. Bernard General Store. :. KZy. - sT'lie Hi Laundry, The Madisonville Steam Laun dry wagon will collect laundry in Earlington every Monday after CMRSE NEEDED "Elbow Giease" Is a slang term, denoting lots ot rubbing. It Is fast falling into disuse btcause of the almost universal use of w Mini MtSsVl vIlWKil W Washing: Powder fy gwfH'iffy wfym. ssssssssssssDbbsSbssE ftey. 01uai aesrsN Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoanut Grove, Fla., says there has been quite an epidemic of Diarrhoea there. He bad a severe attack and was cured by four dasea of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He sayu be also recommended it to others,, and tbey say it is tbe best medicine tbey ever used. Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Rbbinson, Mortons Gap; George King,' St. Charles. No "elliow srrease"la seeded wtth. Gold, Dust. It makes house- wotk easy, a real pleas ore InHwdC a aaklfl jlrudgery. It saves, your time, your ittagtk, yew Juaajar'yftttt'syiay. It is, better and choapwthia.aa,fojc,a;!))ilAiW bW "4large packces noon. Same will be delivered Thursday. Please have your A Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements of Joseph, bundle ready; all bundles left at But What. Your House Requires is TWO COATS of jhipped Thurs The fisherman sometimes makes your office will-bthe mistake of baiting his breath day and delivered Saturday. Your instead of his hook. patronage earnestly solicited. W. G. Borders, Agent. work of clearing away the Sick Headache, Wind on tbe tlomachj The Nauiea, ai quickly cared by a Itw debris at Bowling Green has been The Dawson Herald has susbegun, and handsome buildings are dotes ol Or, M. A. Simmon's Liver Uedlcin. pended publication. to take the place of those burned The Chicago Record tells of an at the corner of Main and College "'Tiswortba bag of gold." Tbisap man who bought a streets. plies with special force to Hood's Sarsapa- Prices Right. Your Trade Soliqited,mft k load of hay for his automobile. "' rilla, America's Greatest Medicine. . e. Is your liver tired? Does it fait lo do its duty ? If so, don't neglect its call for help. A few doses of Herbine may save you a spell of sickness. Herbine is tbe only perfect liver medicine. It cures Chills and Fever. Price jo. St. Bernard Drugstore. Will receive prompt tion at this office. Estimates furnished upon .application. job work atten wish to state to the general pub lie that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I havo 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 to fit andi give satisfaction. ': "" I ... Mr ? m absent-minde- d INDeX? MIXED PAINTS, fc Jk Coughed 35 Years. , ) oauM immfjfY f - Imperfect digestion and assimilation profor 3j years with a cough, and A man naturally looks pail after spent hundreds of, dollars with doctors, and duce disordered conditions ot the system, having kicked the bucket. for medicine to no avail nnlil I used Dr. which grow and are confirmed to neglect. Bell's This remedy makes Herbine gives tone to the stomach, and Tht daotart ot a Malarial Atmoiphart may he causa good digestion. Price 30 cents. St. averted by occaitoaally taking Or, Mr A. weak lungs strong. It has saved my life. Bernard Drugstore. J. B. Rowjl. GraatsburK, W. MJWa. I suffered Quality Unsurpassed. . WlPVPMVM"ff.JWI,VIPIfl i. St. Bernard Drug Stores . ..ti i .&i n tpf. n V :::S. ' , ' ; 'M 't.if.tt v i V - 0 i aWT LIKE 60EBEL. irom becona . Cot. Breckinridge Disaffected. The nomination of Mr. Goebel was not unexpected by the State, and the closeness of tho vote by THE SUNDAY SCHO'OL. t LESSON THIRD QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, JULY 16. '111, 14-3- 0. JHHSt&iHHH3t&$H&H ir HH '& preaching it in shameless effront demonstrates unconcealed deformity. The'records bf reconstruction to compare with it." errand fr J . .Arejthe people ready to surretriumvirate, or to one nder maker, all the power and privileges of a free government? lfoso,Jet them vote for the tfie force bill, which the Courier journal thus characterizes: "Why three Commissioners when one would serve the purpose qiu?e!3sV,well? Thrift being the ..order of the day, why not an act naming a single Commissioner to cast a .single vote for the entire State, as is sometimes done in locaf board meetings? Why waste During the vote Ollie James and money of the tax- Urey Woodson met on the stage. the payer on a triumvirate, when a "If I got the nomination, by such dictator, would come so much means as Goebel seems about to cheaper?" get it I would decline to accept IV it," said James. "So would I," V, , This. bill has become a law; the said Urey. people have now to accept or reA Lie Out Somewhere. ject it,. By force and by fraud a r farmer interviewed A Democratic convention was oversaid: back- by the Lexington Herald thrown; by Weaver's police I've read new "Yes, I've read it. ing Goebel's Chairman, a convention was created with one everything about that convention purpose the naming of Goebel as that's been published; everything the Herald, the sCourier-Journa candidate Ipr Governor. to pass on and the Post' have' published. I The people now have the convention and on a law which think somebody is a liar, a. mean made such a convention possible. liar; whether it's Stone or Goebel The" Courier-Journthus pleads I don't know yet. I'm waiting for with the people against a verdict Goebel to answer. If it's Stone who is lying about the agreement, of approval for such a measure: Democrats of Kentucky I'll vote and work for Goebel, 'The ot have-nsunk so low as that. but if he's telling the truth and There is a limit even to the fury of Goebel lied to him, I'll not vote There are for him. I never scratched a factional passion. bounds set upon the prosperous Democratic ticket; I don't want to, rapacity of sectional leadership. but 1 would vote for the blackest The people cannot have gone com- negro in Kentucky rather than pletely and incurably mad. There vote for Goebel if he lied as Stone is yet some grace left in the man- says he did. I think it's all right hood of Kentucky to rise in its to work schemes, to pull wires and might and to say to this wicked all that sort of thing in politics, attempt to steal .its birthright of but no man can win by downright freedom in 'open day and before its lying and get my vote." eves. 'I forbid.'" Congressmen W. C Owens. That is what the people will do, Congressm&n?W. Cf Owen in a in terms so emand they will do it public denounces Goe-be- l phatic and ro clear that the con- letter to the and his methods, and concludes spirators who, at the convention, undertook to administer on its es- by saying: and a Democrat I shall not As a citizen tate, will not dare to exercise the be deterred by Ibe boast of the machine power over the ballot box which men Ibat they w'ill steal the election, no they claim to have received matter bow the people vote. I never scratched a Democratic ticket in my life, through the force bill. toa of which he was declared the nominee the fact that he was rejected by the Democratic party 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 between him and poor Stone. If the delegates actually sent to the convention had been permitted to vote he would hav' been defeated. He is, therefore, not the nominee of the Democratic party: his nomination is not binding on any honest Democrat; his title to the nomination is' precisely the title a horse thief has to a stolen horse. Lexington Herald. Text t li- - Lptfion, Unn. Ill, Jleiimry Vemca, S fiolden Text, linn. Ill, 17 Commentary Prepared lij tlie Iter. D. M. Stenrna. k 1II-1- ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. INCORPORATED, BaSJBBBBBBBJBBKVjN"r9wflaVBBJ Hard-earne- d free-silve- al al Copyright. 1SS3, by D. M. Stearns. 1G. "Who Is thnt God that shall you out of my lmnust" Thus Raid Nebuchadnezzar to Daniel's friends ns ho uavo tlu'in nnothcr clmnco for their llvos, thrcntunlng them with death In tho flory furnace if they failed to worship tho golden linaRo which ho lind Bet up. Ho had said to Daniel In connection with tho declaration and Interpretation of tho forgotten ilream, "Of n truth It Is that your God H n Ood ot Rods nml n Lord of kings" (chapter II, 47), but In his nrldo ho had evidently forgotten this, and now thoro Is no ono fo groat In his estimation as himself. I'lio nplrlt of tho plain ot Dura wna manifested on tho, plain of Shluar (Qon. si, 4), and long beforo It was tscen in Cain. It shall 1m fully seen In tho last days In tho and Ida companions (Dan. sl, II Thcss. 11, i; Rov. xlll). "Our God whom wo sorvo Is ablo to deliver ns from tho burning flory furnace, nml Ho will deliver us out of thlno hand, O king 1" So thoy did not wish a second trial, for their purpose, was firm that they would not bow down to his gods nor to his golden imago which ho had set up, and they had no euro as to consequences. What splendid confldenco in God I What grand lndlffcrcnco to raan or his power I Thoy know and practiced Pa. lzil, C; sxvll, 8. To no ono but the Hying God would thoy bow, and in Him alono would they trust. Tho fury bf tho king, who knew no ono greater than himself, went forth against them, and tho most mighty men in his nrmy bound them and cost them into tho flery furnaco, which was heated poven times more than ordinarily. Tho king has now dono his worst, and thoso who dared to stand against him havo, as ho thinks, perished. Tho mighty men who cast them into tho furnaco died by a spark (seo margin) from tho furnace, for it is n tcrriblo thing to touch a child of God. It is llko touching tho npplo of His oyo (Zech. II, 8). Then shall nil perish from beforo II I m who doro to stand against Ilim. Tho beast and falso prophet shall bo cast nllvo into tho lako of flro, and a thousand years later tho devil also shall bo cast into tho sarao place, to bo tormented forever (Iter, xlr, 20; xx, 10). 23. "And theso throo men fell down bound into tho midst of tho burning fiery furnaco." If thoflamo or a spark from tho furnaco slew tho mighty men wl.o cost them in, one would naturally cipoct these throe to havo perished instantly, and the king might Itavo thought, or tho beholders bavo said, "It is all over with them," but thero nro powers and agencies of which tho mere- natural man knows nothing. Ellsha's servant sow only tho Syrian army, but Kllsha saw tho chariots of God. Tho angels are always intnlstcring, and thoy excel in strength, and nothing is too hard for Ilim whom they servo (Ps. clii, 20; Jer. II, do-liv- Miners and Shippers of 5 H r General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, 't .- QQAL" AND COKE. - ft ft ft lila tV'y.JI P ' M BB 1 aMBBamiii iljllttjll 2 THROUGH TnROUWISltt- iVESTlBUUTj tTRJUHSOAILY 5 JEBr--i nntl-Chrl- 10-1- Capt, R. G ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House, Broad waj, Padnruh, JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee. Kentucky. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Capf. T. L. LEE, Manager, Comer Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. nch & OfTioess. & MILTO"N, BRO. HUNT Wholesale AgentsJ.-W. BRIDGMAN, Memphis, Tenn. HESSERChicago, Building, St. Louis, Mo. Room 404, Fisher Building, ; 111. Rialto i i 7jikiUJH cars reon BLbUH 85SH& ifmmilLHAH.OiJl 'NA5nvilLE.TtWi mmmu NtWOflLEANS NASHVIlft j iKCHItAOa bbbbbbbbbbbbbkbbbbbbbbbj HbsbbbbbbHIbbbbV p.P7jEfFRIE5.G.P.At "KAWVILU.JN&; NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA 3 AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE 19-2- THE FAMOUS ND. 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R, C, COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, Room 405, Ry. Exchange tiuildiog, Sl. Louis, Mo. ORIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 32B Marnnelt Illilg Chicago. . L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agl Chattanooga, Tenn. A J, x W. L. DANLEV, Gen'l Pats, and Ticket Agl Nashvilli, Tk.nu ST. JflmES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. BUROPSRN PL75N. Rates: xxxil, 17). Goebel went into the convention the weakest man in the lot, and he emerges from it the weakest candidate that could have been chosen from the trio. Trickery and treachery were twin companions through-out'th- e session of the convention, which will go down in history as the most disgraceful meeting ever held in Kentucky. Hazel Green Herald. No Democrat is bound by the action of the alleged State convention, nor will any man with the independence and manhood which knows no master be driven through fearVqfthe party lash to support this' adventurer in his course of rapine and plunder. Glasgow News. never voted for Republican, but I realize that if the Democratic party dees not hold in its ranks sufficient honest vitality to punish and rebuke this great wrong and save for the future oar parly, I intend lo vote for the Republican candidate for governor ibis fall, andl appeal to tho conservative, the intelligent and the bonest manhood of our Slate lo do the same and make the majority too big to steal, and by perfect organization make it dangerous lo attempt to steal it. Yours, W. C. Owkns One thousand and ninety-twdelegates 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 Democracy,, but what is it? Louisville Dispatch. o The Whole Thing. Goebelism is not Democracy, abd thousands of Democrats, both gold and silver wings, will say so. Livingston Colonel. The resolutions of the Joe Blackburn Democratic Club, of Goebel is trying to march to the Louisville contained this paraGovernor's mansion over a road graph: "We have watched with profound made of 'the dead bodies of his astonishment the establishment of a horrid political victims, prominent among political despotism upon the free soil of them being the confiding Stone the Commonwraltb, fostered and animated and the dallying Blackburn. by Ibe tyranical hand of one man whose Louisville Post. greed for prestige and power is superior to the welfare of the. party we love." When it comes to manipulating, William Goebel is the whole thing. The recommendation is against throo. "Blessed bo tho God of Shodrach, 28. rather than a credit to the Demo- Heshach and Abcdncgo, who hath sent His angel servants that trustcratic nominee. A schemer and a ed In and delivered Hisrefusing to worship Him." Thus by trickster is not the material for a any God except their own God thoy had scon His power and now seo Him honored governor. Adair County News. by tho king of Babylon, who could not 24, 25. "Lo, I seo four men loose, walking in tho midst of tho Are, and they havo no hurt; and tho form of tho fourth is llko tho Son of God." This tho king saw, and thus ho spako to his counselors, whom ho had hastily colled together. It would seem that he had been watching tho furnaco from afar and could seo Into it, and he saw what ho never thought to havo seen, living men walking in that eoven tuxes furnaco. This was something hcjj greater than ho knew anything about, and tho fourth person in tho furnaco had something strangely supernatural about him. Notice how tho flro wrought upon tho thrco men; It only burned their bonds and set them free to walk with God. That is just what flery trials do for bollovers. 20. "Yo servants of tho Most High God, como forth and como hither." Thus sold tho king to tho men against whom ho had a llttlo beforo boon bo furious. How changed his attitudol And tho power of God hnd dono it. What a literal fulfillment there had been of Isa. xlili, 2, "When thou walkcst through tho flro, thou shalt not bo burned; neither shall tho flame klndlo upon thee." Ho can divido tho sea or walk upon it, still tho 6tormy wind or make It Ills chariot, quench tho power of tho bunting flamo or ascend uplnit(Judg. Jill, 20). What becamo of tho fourth? Whence Ho camo, thither Ho returned. Tho thrco never found tho fourth so real as in that flery furnaco, and many a can testify that tho Lord never seemed so real ns in deepest trial. 27. All the rulers saw theso men upon whoso bodies tho flro hod no power, nor was n lialr of their heads singed, neither wcro their coats changed, nor tho smell of flro had passed on them. When theso rulers returned to their homes In tho provinces and told of tho great imago and its dedication, tho music and tho worship, thsy would doubtless speak of these lightly In comparison with tho story of theso throo and their wonderful ciporlcnco, and the unseen God whom thoy worshiped and Ills power over tho flory furnaco, and thus tho God ot Israel would bo magnified. But God docs not always deliver this way. Yet in tho resurrection all shall be as free from harm as wcro tho bodies of thoso ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY ISWSKtStStSf EEBTUCKI CROP REPORT. tions shows as follows: Western 82, central 83, and southeastern 84. TOUACCO. iTO55 76c and $1.00 per Day. A' RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. good works wrought all Rev D G. Grady for Ihe uplifting ur (Joloi'ed (ifi?ens. and matters ot nowi par of Ibe Condition of Crops and Livestock July ist, 1899. Reports received this month from 155 correspondents representing 104 counties. WHEAT. Not the Ocean. From Chicago Evening Post. Democratic Comment. Editor Nelson la Sore. then crawl off somewhere die. Sharpsburg World. The Democratic party in the arrival at a seashore resort. State of Kentucky ought to hold 'I have often heard of the roar one more convention like the one of the ocean," she said dreamily, at Louisville, dominated by an- "but I never knew it sounded like other boss like Bill Goebel, and that." and It was the morning after their "That's not the roar of the ocean," answered her more experienced husband; "that's the Buck Rowletfj Opinion, roar of a departing guest who has Goebel is a man of some talent, just been presented with his bill," but has never done anything to entitle him to any consideration from Are you a subscriber to The any one. Lagrange New Era. Bee? You should be. othcrwlso so havo known Him. Conformity to tho world never honors God, but separation from it for Christ's sako always docs. The reason that tho church lias so llttlo power for God is becauso she is so full of bowing to the world for tho sake of tho world's favor, when eho should bo seeking tho favor of God alono. higher than the average for the 20. "There is no other god that can after this sort." Thus confessed tho past three years. king, and ho mado n docrco that if any The number of acres of clover people, nation or language should say anything amiss against tho God of theso throe cut, compared with 1898, is 87. men such should bo slain. How wo might The quality is affected by the honor God, and how greatly Ho would bo honored in us if wo would positively ro- presence of an unusual amount of fuso to bow to tho world for tho sako of "white blossom." With exception its favorl Yet peoplo ay, How could tho work go on it wo had not tho good will of of some damage by rain to early this ono or that ono, men and women of means nnd of influence, whoso favor seems cut clover it was saved in good necessary? condition. 80. "Then tho king promoted Shodrach, Timothy meadows are in poor Mcshoch nnd Abcdncgo in tho province of CORN. Babylon.' ' Llttlo did they think that the condition, being filled with "white The corn crop is very uneven in itand' they took against tho king would finally eecuro his favor. When wo Geek to appearance. Early corn is laid by blossom" and other weeds. lUtnd only with and for God, He will Pastures are beginning to suffer fitliout any seeking on our part glvo us in good condition and some of it is Iho favor of all whom wo need and whom silking and tasseling. Medium early from dry weather, and the condiHo can use. Soo how wondrously God tion is now 98 as compared with tvorks for and through such as nro wholly corn is not so promising, is someBis. '.'It lsGodwhoworkoth." suf- averagE years. what ragged as to stand and is er is over and threshing has begun in many of the States in the winter wheat belt. So far reports from thresli-er- s 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 In Indiana with quality good. the yield is falling far shortof previous estimates and the quality is Threshing has generally ' poor. not begun in Michigan but former estimates of a poor crop will be borne out with quality generally poor. Missouri crop is much below an average in quantity, and quality not fully reported. Kansas 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 yielding well. The quality is superior as a rule. The average yield per acre is 8.2 bushels. For the past three years the estimated average yield per acre was, for 1898, 13 bushels; 1897, 12 bushels; 1896, 6f$ bushels. By sections the average yield is, for western, 7.2 bushels; central, 10.2; southeastern, 7 bushels. Winter wheat harvest - S. Dunlap, Carrie Alexander and Ella Remember tbe ico ere im s'ipper al Ibe Late set tabacco is suffering Alexander with a large crowd of others residence of Mri. M. A. Hamilton. greatly for lack of moisture. went lo Dawson Sunday. Money to palenl eood ideas mav be se Worms are reported plentiful in a There will be another load for Dawson cured by our aid. Address THE PAT UNT next Sunday. RECORD, Baltimore, Md. number of counties. Mr. Will Ross and wifo passed here on The condition of oats has im- their way to Sl. Charles Monday. The latest thing in mattings proved from 82 on June 1st to 85 B. Hawkins, Win, Killebrew and Will it's matting time surely and July 1st, and now promise a good Ross attended Ibe Grand Lodge of Odd Rugs; the popular Iyotan matting, yield per acre. The straw is short Fellows al Paducab, made in America. They are all The people of Earlington rejoice to right, at the St. but heads fine length- and well Bernard Store. learn of the reappointment of Misses filled. Lottie Gatewood and Ella B. Hawkins, as Those ladies' belt buckels in our Hemp has suffered somewhat teachers for the coming school year. from dry weather yet the condition These young ladies labored Indefaligably cases are nobby and neat; enamelaverages 93 as compared with among the young people of ibis town and ed, jeweled, cut steel, jet and plaii) average years, which is 8 points are deserving of great praise for the many black ones. St. Bernard Store. at column thould addretiad The acreage of tobacco is esti- Ulnlng to thiaCio. ALtiAKDii, t Barlinctoo, lo Kt. Methodist Church Sunday and Rev. mated at 83 per cent, of the acreSteward at night. No. t Lake Treat, (tutttr Sik. Cakts or WaSJts Mits Gatewood saya Ibat age of 1898. A full acreage was is hospitality and pleasantnessMortons Gap andCoBM orTta N Miss Mollis Alexander Is the guesl ot No. personified. GO.it Mtal anJ Crtan.or BoulHon, Hot Rolls. Mrs. Charley Bradley Uutt.r anJ Cofft or Tea. planted but the damage by grassU' By the solicitation of many friends, Miss No 6 Two Tees, tlutur, Toait anJ Cofftc or Ttt M Misses Nettie Howard, Idabelle Hamilhoppers has materially affected McDowell will render a musical program Take Market 81. Car direct to Hotel. the acreage. The destruction at Assembly Hall July aa The proceeds ton. Ida Sbarber and Eunico Hopion went Try Kttropean Plan. Cheapcat and best, obIt fajr tor what you gt L wrought by these insects this jear will be for the Junior Reading Room. The to Madisonville Tuesday. THO. P. MILLER. PnxaiotNr Mrs. Anna Bradley is very ill at Ibis music will be ot Ibe highest classical order. is something unknown in the hiswriting. Miss E. B Hawkins will be accompanist. tory of tobacco growing in the Mrs. Annie Clement, who has been very "Home Training of Prosperit. R. Early tobacco escaped ity." is the subject lbs Cradle Tumy's dis- ill, is op again. State. of Rev. damage, bit late has suffered se- course for Thursday evening. Rev. Turny Mr. An Littlepage, of Hopkinsville, ANNOUNCEMENTS verely, many crops being set the is a very able youn man. is Ibe guest ot Mrs. j. E. Mitchell. third time. A majority gave up The Grapbaphone entertainments MonTlis Illinois Central now Mrs Pauline Hopson and Miss Laura sala, and will TOURIST lias onIlia same until Stp-after the second trial and planted day and Tuesday eve were the very best of demons went to Madisooville Friday. irmorr 30, io9o,rounu mp summer tourist tickets (rota By section the the kind ever in Earlington.. Rev. Wil- ' Mils Stella Graddieand mother, of Hec-lto corn or peas. points on Its lines In lh South liams knows how to entertain. are visiting Mrs. Thomas Montgomery. acreage shows, for western 82 per 10 a lira list of sainmtr resorts lb North. Its Mr Tom Oiborne's trip to Dawson Can we hear from Ibe Y. M. R. U no dallr service lo la Louis, Cblcaao, fast double Cincinnati St. cent, of 1898 acreage, and for Sunday made him sick. sod LouUrllln enables one to reach quickly and more? comfortably ihe mountain rrtoris of Virginia, the central 86 per cent. The southWhite Mountains and Seaside ot Mrs Linnie B. Cavanaugb visiting Johnnie Mitchell is vary sick at ibis tli Thousand Islands, the lake and New Kngland, eastern section grows compara- her mother at Hopkinsville this is forest retorts week. writing. of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hoc tively little tobacco. Sprints of Arkausat,,tli Yellowstone i'aik or the Mrs. Mary Bradley has returned to Dan- resorts of Colorado, Misses Ella Hawkins, Lena Bailey, The condition compared with Macy Earle, and Messrs. James Dunlap, ville, III., to make her borne. A new ifjS edition, enlirelf p.,,11, average years is 79. The condi- Sara Wilkes and Tom Osborne were oul Miss Claudme Boggus has returned X Alii 11 Aril rewritten, and clWnc facts conditions, bronjrhi down tion as of this date for past three visiting last Sunday. UUUlllvl.il and uaie, oi iuo i.enirara home, after a visit tu Miss Lizzie Hamilnoma years was, for 1898, 92; 1897, 68; ton. Clarence Nurse and wife, Mesdames seexeis' uuiue,"tiss All comraonicationt MORTONS GAP. preached SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. No. 1 Bttt St'ak. or Mutton Chops, Potatoes. M Caktt or WtMts, CoBm or Tea an4 Fruit , No. 1 tUn, Two till, PoUtoM. Cakts or WtHfs nj CoOm or Tea M No. 8 Pork Chops with PoUto ard Cakts or JO Wjm anJ Costs or Ti r: Illinois Central ron-lln- a, . 1896, 92. Homeseekers' Guide now prosperously located on the line of the Illinois Central Railroad In Ihe States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Loulsana and also 1 detailed write-u- p ot Ihe cities, towns and country on and adjacent 10 Ibat line. To bomestekers, or Ihosa In sesrch of a farm, this pamphlet will lurnlih reliable Inlorma. lion concerning the most accessible and prosperous portion of the South. I'ree copies can be had by applying lo the nearest ot Ihe understated. contains a Urge number rl pamphlet,from Northern tanners ot letters Just been Issurd. Is a a llluitrat. - Tickets and full information at 10 rales In connection whh ihe above can ba had ot stents ol lbs "Central" and connection lines, S. 0. Hatch, 01v. Pass. Aitnt, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, Dlr. Pass. Aginl, Msmphls. Wot. Murray, Dlr. Pass. Aoint, Niw Orlians. A.H. Ilsnion, 0,P, A. W.A. Kellsnd, A. 6. P. A. Chicago, loaltWIIs. Vou Are Going North, A BOOIV TO MANKINBI D" -- u .n ,""1 IZUL. -- TABLER'S BUCKEYE TassssrTFli n .laV PILE , .v. ffi -- If You Are Going South, If You Aro Going East, If You Are Going. West; VIA fit UnCMl.SC TICKET THE XHKlMFam2Z. m aiv tnmMa n Ml In 111 'J n sWi" CURE LOUISVIllC 4 NaSHVlUC R. h. A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES. WITHOUT PAIN. JAMES and sa sccuna p Heroism Without flatter lor. Thuro is somotlmos ns muoh.morlt in taking painB for Ohrht's sako ns in sufo fering pain. Wo nro luoro-apk-tof n Faint nsonorcady 'to oxpiro for Christ's cnuso than as ono roadyto o con-coiv- of teuor ono to patient, plodding, thor- perspiro for it, but tho call to duty Is flmuNtoty vwtji& cttcdrtk mtfxa a Uflkmjhofci dlitied oughgoing fidelity in llttlo things, rather than ono to ylold up tho lifo in some supremo net of sacrifice. A mother who takes tho troublo daily to teach her child, pationtly nnd wisoly, how to conquer tho ovils iu tho world against which it neods to guard, may bo more truly tho Baylor of tho child than it she throw liorsolf into tho flames to roeouo Its i body from death. Tho fidelity to details that raakos a life luminously consistent and Olirietliko may be a stronger argument than martyrdom for tho truth. Conscientious living often counts for moro than conscientious dyers- ing. Sunday Sohool Times. fering injury from insects. Chinch buns ere 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 a result 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 cultivation necessary to clear it of weeds has left it in poor condition to withstand the dry weather now prevalent, except in sections that have been relieved by local show 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 is for 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 Voore, Commissioner of Apiculture. CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. Tubes, by Mail, 76 cents; bottles, 60 Cents. F. BALURD, Sste Prtfflritr, - - 3ti Mn MUr Shirt, ST. LOWS, 10, of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. b Rates, Time and alt other Information will e"8liy furaUhwt ty C, The Maximum Lexington fjorse $liotv fair 10, H, 12, and arniyaj P. ATM ORE, o. r. ., August 8,9, OrtT 1899. tOOMVltlX, KJ. W. W. ETHRIDGE, THB BKST Agent ALLII Advertising Agent, Louisville, Kentucky. A Good Man WANTE- D- to represent a large Tea, Coffee and Spice Firm in this section. Address DIVING N. B., care A. E. Walesby, DIVING $25,000 Given Away in Purses and Premiims mif Amusement Features Unexcelled; W' ELKS HORSES HIGH BICYCLE DIVE i rhe Greatest on Earth 5 GUIDELESS WONDERS, inONTHLV.?VAQAZ!Ne upmns PHILADELPHIA. Of THMM T V cr FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder. J pA t "'CAMPBEIvL, .u.. 8z CO. . maaa tUHtbTttMlKt ll tLbt jTails. Cuugti bjrup. 'J'oatcn Good. U(0 tut "Cat In time. Bold by drugglnu. CtJ Tia Bl BL condition date for satisfaction these hot days. Sty the past two years were, 1898, 96; lish, and well made and prices 1897, 87. The conditition by sec low. bt. Bernard Store. The condition averages 83, a loss Those summer thin suits for of one point since June xst. The men are the acme of comfort and on this average Thpk LPI lIUWxy New Features from All Nations Catalogues, Blank i, Etc., E. W. SHNKLIN, Sec, , 7.-Lexington,. Ky. A Contains n, compieto novel in .every num.. ber, la addition ion lnrj?u nuuntlty of uclui and entertaining TcadUiu waiter, It ahould ba In every household. 93,00 per 'year. , "Agent wantoa in every town, to whom l jro'oHt(itieI forte, eMe ar ojof I onaofe to sitae' rafer. e cursion Rates on AlfRailroads. the most liberal inducements wilt bo offered. sT. 8. UPraCOTT COMPANY, PuDUillKS, ,$ -- s S- rV s -- W. ' . ., HBfflR-'iL'F.Wi3a!L!i- :tr'y 'Q & fj- wr -- . 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