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Digital page images are linked to the text file. w I p 4 I c h f f J II I t rt Ii 1f 0 J hk YI1a 0 IjLn171 N ik 1 J YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JTUliY 20 1899NO2a IBRYAN AND PIKES PEAK the Average tirade Does Not Agree With His Favorite m4 Ratio 1r K Iih ernd tIlP I hf onKiiirflii which U lacking in Mr Bryuua perorations is not dead only sleeping He has just achieved a triumphal march which puts to shame the garlanded pro gres ot Roman monarchs and the stately processions of the Field of the Cloth of Gold Mr Bryan has made a shouting progress up Pikes Peak He is still there That is no re ports of the descent have been re Ij ceived Mr erstwhile Colonel r William Jennings Bryan of pretty much everywhere there are rail roads is standing on a frostyand ri somewhat crumbling mass of red granite 14151 feet above the level of the sea He is able to look- down4 on Cripple Creek the resort of gold bugs and deputy sheriffs r while Leadville of silver renown lies just to the west behind the Mosquito Mountains as the Prom 4 4 ised Land to this Moses of the cogroad Ii But this is not all Mr Bryan has sent a telegram to an admiring f world calling attention to the al leged fact that the average grade of the road is one foot in sixteen Incidentally this is whopper the average being more than double j that and the least grade being ji one half more than that but Mr v Bryan doesnt allow truth to inter iVjerc with rhetoric But evea when true the statement y pointedly illustrates the funda mental weakness of Mr Bryans I mind Men ride not over average fjrjgradea but over actual grades y When Mr Bryan started from Man J uou he started over a grade of n to J but when he reached Windy 1point the ratio was 25 per cent or K 4 to i and it so continued until he reached the top rJlS0 with gold and silver If O- UPGo back far enough through the s you can figure an aver j age ratio otl6 to r and thus J smooth out the facts as Bryan did v the grades on Pikes Peak But in order to do business you must 2run finance on the gradeipractic f uhleat the particular time and place If Mr Bryan ever getsS down to v vatlh again he will change ratio r many times between the summit dnd the Ute Iron Springs THE SITUATION SEROUS Secretary McCormack Finds Five I 1 Smallpox Cases In Christ t ian County l Hopkinsville Ky July iSDr- j N McCormack secretary of the u i Slate Board of Health reports t ihe smallpox situation here to be grave Today he found five fully developed cases four miles south of Hopkinsville with still others showing symptoms of the conta gion An unlicensed doctor inn the vicinity had pronounced num IL1croliS cases to be chickenpox winch proved to be varioloid Her to report the prevalence ol l and indignation overt his negligence is general Twenty tA ive or more pegroes have been ex tose J Dr McCormack recom ineiids the most stringent measures i fur tlie protection of the city Mounted deputies armed with shotguns will patrol the district prescribed yI 0 QUICK RELIEF For the StinK of the Now Noto Sr rious Kissing Bug lt No citizen of Earlington up to i this writing has been attacked by DOihot yet get in its work In case anyone should be so unfortunate ifrt ihu following remedy which is now t going the rounds of the press is Y 01 said to be a dead shot in thisf soon as powibls afttr lwviBg been ikUscd by a kiesieg bur place a large piece ol bam fat upon the spot and let It- t remain there for some lime fbe patient i will experience relief at once but the bam i TJ should not be Ukos oft JMl then as ihe poisgain iho klw iiwt bit drawn put rherat sceoranhVbHIfclSiiri about i Ml an hour Less Trust In Watered Silver Ptea tbe lodlanapeUi j98rnarRep There is a great deal less dispo t l sftibn nwb truism Providence for the O nts efvqaier fn a silver I dollar when the iisu unlimited than there was three yearsago UA ct Warner Campbell is sojourning j ipawson fOrbis health T u4 A S6ENEOF ANIM1TION Progress of the Returned Oregon Volunteers and California Sig nal Corp3 Through Frisco WENT INN CAMP AT THE PRESIDIO The liip of HMD Frmuplico Jutt Turnd TUaaiinlVM Loo la QUIur the War Woru lIcioMit iIartj aad Nolir Val com Tliti lieu Ida a splendid Ap p iif Dce San Francisco July UNot since the departure of the regiment of Call fornia volunteer for the Philippines have the streets of sun Francisco tented such n scene of nnlinutlon as they did Friday nor have team whis ties cannon nnd bells created such n rumpus The cause of the demonstra Ion was tIn landing of the Oregon volunteers and the Cnllfrnla signal orps preparatory to going Into caiitp it the Presidio and the final muster ing out Uualad bjr Urntt Crowd treat crowds gathered early along the line of march First In the line wits Uaj Noble Gen Shaffers aide fol lowed by the band of the Third nrlil cry Then came GOT Jeer of Oregon end his staff followed by time Califor nlam wjio shared the cheers with the Oregonians IlntdMl by nrlcOn laromnni Then come the regiment headed bj BrigGen Summcra and its band At the men marched company front tithe wide street they modi a splendid ippvarance Tlie ambulance bearing the hick anti wounded followed then Ubttrry C of the Third artillery Ali along the line of march the men were hctrd to the echo and bands hired bj individuals played lively music Delated with Flower As the soldiers passed the Palace hotel they were deluged with ilowcrt thrown from the windows by the guests At the junction of Third Market anti Kearney streets the crowds were immense andtlh three morning papers which hare of tiers on the corner of those streets vied with each other to see wtlch could mnkc tho most noise Ibe nOM Molt Makers A curious sight was long streamer of immense firecrackers which dan VIed from the roof of a high building AH the soldiers neared this point the trucker were lighted and the racket they made was awful The K Tl wlng UMeeru Gen Shatter and his tuff and Gov Deer of Oregon and his staff and many notable tinny officers reviewed the parade as it passed upon Van Ness uve pue ard the PreidloA the men paired time reviewing stand they continuouslyAt Then the Presidio WIU reached the men were given a rest and thou com menced the work of going into camp Here they will rest under military ds llpllnc for twooftbrec weeks Then the final raustcnout will take place and they wllllw sent to their north era homes by train ADMIRAL DEWEY HEARD FROM Till iroeced to Trust al Soon ai CoaUd White Officer und Sisu Will flit Cbanco 10 Rteaptratc Washlugtrfjo Long has received the following cable icsMge from Admiral Dewey Port Said July M Secretory of the ravy Washlngtoni Olympia in volun tary quarantine As Booaai coaled will proceed to Trieste for pratique and re uporatlon of officers and men DEWEY Inasmuch as he is silent on the sib bet It Is assumed that no change has occurred In the health of Admiral Dewey and his men since their depar ture from Hong Kong when all were reported well It is said ut tho navy department that time admirals refer ence to pratique means simply that be Is going to Trieste to get u rlenn bill of health that will enable him to continue his voyage through the Medi terranean without delays from time health authorities at the various points I A MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL Ur UoCurmlck Monty Will Tlioroughlr Equip Oua la mood ll Orosthiti P Chicago July HMrs N PMc Cormtclc widow of Cyrus 11 McCor mlck yesterday signified tier intention of establishing and thoroughly equip ping a manual training schools id be cp rated In conjunction witli the S P Lees collegiate Institute at Jackson Ky This institute is on auxiliary of the University of Kentucky and is lo cated In the heart of the mountain of the eastern part of the state nt tho county seat of what was once Itnmyn jis Hloody Brcathltt Dr L II Ulauton chancellor of the Central University of Kentucky came here yesterday at the request otIJrn McCormick and the final orrapge mento for the gift were perfected Dutb of llonr Woman t SIoux City la July ISjMra tour not Bruguler a pioneer woman ot tho northwest and who was known along the Missouri from St Louis to Montana is dead aged 73 years She wal the third wife of Thcophilc Bruguler Glue of Sioux Citys first settlers 4 New Enemy towitent Sioux Falls S D July n latrich Carney a Clarke county farmer re ports that a strange insect Is doing some damage to wheat in his locality HP had Ho norm entirely destroyed A gay party of Madisonville young people spent Tuesday eve ning at Lakeside Park and indulged in the pleasures common tpn such occasions Jack Stoke and Bob Steven spent Tuesday in Dawson m peeIcaatlam and Sorei Price 25- SOldb ecnts St Bernard Drag Store J j j iy I CAPE NOME GOLD FIELDS Nut Drought bjr tile Hleaiuer AllUuca In- illntte that ItAVIII irov ifjlleh nelJ r Seattle hJuly 15The Bteitin cr Alliance arrived from St AilohaclH Alaulia She is the first vessel to nrrivo from the mouth of the Yukon thin sal eon nnd brings advices from the newly discovered gbld Held of Cope Nome Vlltn the Alliance left Ht Mlelmils the Hirttion was not far enough ad vanced to determine the future of tau dlggliijfs Prospectors were confident that time country would prove very rich Colors were found almost every where throughout the zone which is 35 miles square and nearly all avuiln ble ground has been staked In some instances there are several claimants to one property As soon as warm weather sets In and material for sluic tag Is at hand the true value of the ground will Ife known 1ans from two 16 four dollars lire common Only one cleanup has been made tints far It was that of lube Irlce and Louis Lane on Claim No S bove Discovery on Anvil creek The gold is different from that of the Yu kon in that it is quite black due to Iron It runs about 18 to time ounce On a claim adjoining Price and Lane Ur Klitleson took 4 to the pan There vas a great rush of men from St Mich eels into the district Town lots arc felling as high as 1000 A MEDAL FOR HELEN GOULD reicnted br the Sixth Ohio In He membrnnee of Her Interest In tile KnlUtcd Sojdlor Toledo 0 July 17 During the way with Spain Mies Helen Gould ofIW York furnished a number of i6t or- the soldiers in Cuba part of which were received by the Sixths Ohio reg uient of this city The boys at once decided to show their regard for her The corporals of each company raided funds among the men and with this money a magnificent medal will be bought nnd presented to Miss Gould Design for the medal is a miniature canteen on ono side of which will he engraved Presented to Miss Helen Gould by the enlisted men of the Sixth Ohio and In recognition of the patriotism of an American woman On the other side of the rnelal will appear a miniature tent showing the cots instead of the uiual bare foot of the tent THE COLUMBIA AND DEFENDER First Ilace to bo Sailed Next Friday OR Newport K I Otlior An nouncement Later Newport R L July 1TTlII New port Yacht Thm lng association gave out the following circular yesterday The first races Between tho Colnm bla and Defender off this port under the nusplce4mf4his nIskula1inn1 will be held Friday July 4i The sturl will be made from TJrentons Hghl ship at 11 am and the course will be a triangular one but where the marks will be has not yet been de cided upon Time date of the second race will be announced later The committee finds it will be un able to furnish accommodation for tho press as the judges boat will be n pri rate yacht at the disposal of the cim mlttce DEATH OF AN OLD PIONEER A Von Alio Who lId Seen Much Military Service lor ills Government New York July 17 MaJFDOark a California pioneer is lend nt last Orange aged C9 years When nyounjj man he enlisted In the famous Stevcn son regiment which was sent by the government to California soon aftert- ime acquisition of that territory lie volunteered in the Mexican war miamI served with credit and In the civil wu he served in the quartermasters department with the rank of majur serving throughout the wor lie Will president of tIme Mexican Vur Vetemu ol New Jersey and of the Stevenson Hegtment Survivors association und treasurer of the New York Society of California Pioneers FRESH CHARGES WILL NOT GO- at De Drnrirepnlre Will Not be Allowed to Formulate FreiU Charge Against Dreytai Paris Tuly 10At a cabinet meet- Ing the minister of war the marquis de Calllfot announced that the president of the RenmM court martial had decided that Af lc Beau repolre the former president of the civil section of the court of cassation would be allowed to appear only as a witness on questions the court of cas sation referred to the courtmartial and that he would not be permitted to formulate fresh charge- simpty1ianded Gold Seekers Seattle Wash July ISThe earn er Laurada arrived yesterday from tit Michaels with between 300 and 100 passengers Among them werfe 15 dis charged soldiers from Rampart City No big amount of gold dust were car tied on the steamer Honw claim there is about a half million scattered among the passengers while other say most of them are returning empty handed The third officer of the steamer George felj overboard yoater day morning and his leg was cut oil by the propeller blade Admitted the nUehooil Madrid July 17El Liberal which yesterday published statement to tilt effect that a deficit of 2750000 peseta has been discovered in tho accounts oi tho Northern Hallway Co due to era bezzlemento a retroctlor jyettefddyi admitting that tho storj wa false and apologizing Henry Koehler x Company Lumber Dealers of Louisvi1leKy- invitecorrespondencc with Mill men who have lumber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS in n dcars DRV or GREEN ethem- The Hopkinsville Club defeated the Bloomer Girls Monday in a ganieof baseball the score stand fngvi2 103 in their favor + ubscribe for TilE BEB I awr f IS IN DiLEMMA Whichever Horn She Chooses Gives Promise of Bringing Trouble in Its Train INCLINED TO DO RIGHT If SHE DARED 10 Jinny Are Involved In the Drey fan Scandal However That a Ul ixikllioii U Ilecomlnn Manifest to Iluili the Matter Up After the Trial at Henne New York July ISIt Is ilow Mtht ed snyn the Paris correspondent of the Tribune the present cabinet has decided in the event of ihi nculttnl of Dwyfim at Itennes which is re guided as almost a certainty to hush up the whole scandal This Is coitKld rtlel1ln political circles to bo the vital quefclton with which France will be confronted us soon us tlw courtmar tlalnt llcnnes has pronounced its judgment Would the llniihliiK ti Vork f- In Kplte of the weight of authority Df M Jtibot and of tile Influential re publican papers like the Temps and the Debats people are beginning to ask whether such n policy of hushing up nnd of shielding those who are re sponsible for the terrible conspiracy against an innocent man would not dc troy confidence in the republic For Truth and Justice A large and apparently increasing body of republicans Including of course till the radicals and socialists who from the very outset of the Drey fUR nlTalr have been constantly on the side of truth and justice and have thereby gained enormously in political lower show signs of Instating on he most drastic Investigation into all the circumstances of the Dreyfus con spiracy Wipe Off Old 3carcM From the American point of view the French republic has everything to gain nnd nothing to lose by probing the wound to the quick and punishing the guilty Hut prudent and experh diced Frenchmen favor time prlicy of the Sponge Wipe oft oil the old scores they say and begin thc ex hibition year with a clean slate Inn lhmcnt In France usually mean re taliation and retaliation leads to dull war Ilcinnlnn to be Seen Such are the words of n Vrcnch statesman who has been prime minis ter and who has athcri il ninny a parliamentary storm Whether it fur nishes o key to the policy that the prevent cabinet will adopt after the judgment shall have been rendered by the Hcnncs courtmartial remains to be seen WRECKED BY TRAIN ROBBERS Switch llroken Open ana Lamp Moved Vp the Track Tlin Engineer Killed Muscogee I T July J8t Wy bark on the Missouri KaiiMis 6 Texas railroad Sunday night a freight train In charge of Engineer McCune of rations Kas was wrecked nnd McCune killed The switch lock had boon ham tered to pieces the switch turned nail the light taken up the track a short distance signalling a clear truck It was doubtless the work fIen who hod intended to dernil and rots the Missouri IJansas Texas pas rngrr which preceded the freight MANY BUILDINGS BURNED Two 1ncktiiff Iluuie a Drnar Store and Several Other Iluliainux Durned at Waaoner I T Wagoner I T July 16TIls city has been visited by a destructive fire Two packing establishments and a large drug store were burned in audi ion to more than 20 smaller buildings entailing a loss ot 50000 The Muskogee fire department re sponded to a call but it was several hours before the flames were under control This Is the second large fire In Wagoner In less than a year and it tins badly crippled the town BOTH WERE FOUND GUILTY Verdict Itetnrned Against the iltirt unit at Clayton Mo for Killing JuLia Billion at Ilrldactoii St Louis July 16The jury In tIme Hurtling murder trial at Clayton re turned u verdict Saturday morning Anton Hartung was found guilty of manslaughter nnd sentenced to pay n fine of 100 and spend three months In jail and lingo Hartung his son was fouifd guilty of murder in the second degree and was sentenced to tout years in the penitentiary The crimrwus time killing of John Klllson In thd rukon at Urldgeton some months ago tlnlr u Jllllil TIP of Bcurlollna West Ioint N Y July 1Yester day Lieut Samuel C Hazard adjutant of the post anounced that tint sup posed cubes of scarlet fever at West Point an nothing more than a mild type of tcarlcllna that there are only 11 cases nUll that not the least danger Is apprehended the disease spread ing The hops and concerts have been lesumcd iruitCunnerI Combine San Finnclsco July 18A fruit canners combine including 11 cor porations nnd 22 plants has just been formed in this city The new combine includes every important cannery in California and will cut a figure in the fruit industry of tho etatc besides controlling prices and dictating terms to the fruit grower Walnut for Germany Lancaster Ky July 15About fifty of the nicest walnut logs this county has produced in years left here today They were purchased from Garrard county farmers by an eastern firm They go to Newport News thence to Germany MrE G McLeod wife and daughter of Madisonville attend ed tho Old Maids Convention hen Friday night it cm j td I1i I i L the food mord and OYU lAssie COWTR CO 51w VtMX A MONSTER STEEL CONTRACT The Curnogle Stel Co Secured e Contract Amounting to About a Billion Dollar Pittsburgh Pa July J0ThtTressed Steel Car Co has contracted with the Carnegie Steel Co for 30000 tohicof steel plates monthly for a period of ten years This Is the largest uteri contract ever awarded to one flrjiu anti amounts to about 1000000 000 A representative of the Pressed Stefcl Car Co sold that the actual cost of the material to be furnished will be between 75000000 and 80000000 a brfhe delivery of the contract will begin on August 1 next TIRED OP THE TAGAL YOKE Nh III in irovluor ur Ailisy Soutli- Catunrliie ami North Camnrliie Tlri dot tliuTajali Manila July 18ltme natives of the provinces of Albny South Camnrincs anti worth Cnmarlnco arc endeavoring to throw oil the domination of the Tagals It is reported that there has been fighting between the people of the provinces named and small bands ot Taguls who were quartered upon them running the local governments dnd that the people In question are willing to declare allegiance to tho United States when troops are sent to protect them ColuroJui homeward Hound Ots Manila IS Adjutant GeneralVnsh ington Contlnticd heavy rain cyclonic storms impede business in bar bor Colorado sailed on transport War ren yesterday Privates Home and Wilder Company G left sick In nd litton 130 discharged men of various organizations took passage Call fornians on the Shermanarrived from Negros vessel must be coaled nwalt subsidence of typhoon now prevailing Gone to Ilia Summer Home Washington July IS 15xSecntnry Foster left Washington yesterday of ternoon for his si nimcr home on Luke Ontario He decided not to aodit the arrival In Washington of Senator iulr fully with Secretary hay on the iib- jcctVthe Alaskan boundary ami the prospects of a reassembling of the commission There has been no us certalnable change in time cituatlon from a diplomatic point of view Vlnlted by a Severe Squall Minneapolis Minn July 17 Henry windstorms passed over thlll city at Minneapolis St Louis ticket ofllce was blown in many trees were broken short off or torn up and awnings mind signs scattered in all directions time storm did not last over five minutes and is believed to have been local na no reports of damage elsewhere lucia received Grasshopper Numeroni In Kn i Witchita Has July 10At Pratt Kas grasshoppers are reported to bo numerous enough to ruin corn fields and all vegetation On a single stalk of corn is n quart of the hoppers iMover are arriving in great flocks but ittle relief Is expected from this source us hunters are scouring the country for game CailtiiR Plant Pureed Cincinnati July 19TIme casting plant at the Addyston pipe and steel foundry was completely gutted by fire at midnight near North Bend and everything except the standing ermines and the walls of buildings destroyed Severn freight cllls on the siding vf re consumed Loss 100000 Italian Lire for Tea Sufferers New Orleans July 19Time Italian onsulate here has received cablegrams from the minister of foreign affairs Visconti Vlnosta placing at his disposal 3000 Italian lire subscribed by Italians of the royal government and King Humbert for the Texas flood sufferers The Uliiluff lluctu tovn Waterloo la July 15Uary Vauglmu a young woman of Cedar Palls died Thursday night from the effects of a bite on the lip from a bug ot some kind Time wound is supposed 0 be from the kissing bug and was Inflicted a week ago Urath vf Cot Julmnton Lexington Kyr July 17 Col Wm Preston of Til lone university New Orleans died lit time home of hlsEoninlaw lion Hajvv Bt George Tucker yesterday Called on tlie Provlileiit Washington July IV ilajlJert Miles called on the president for about 15 minutes yesterday afternoon the visit It was stated was occasioned by len Mills position as acting secre tory of war Shot to Death In Jell Gainesville Ga July 16Si Smith the Habersniim former who killed William Sell the commercial traveler from Atlanta several months ago was ihot to death in jail here at midnight To Tour Central India Slniln July ISLord Curzon viceroy of India will start on a tour of Central India on October 20 Lady Curzon will accompany him Cnniq Out of Orr DooU Washington July 18The cruiser Chicago cumc out of dry dock at Capo Town yesterday ready to cross the south Atlantic to Rio llnrjlm A err lleni- lNatlck ldaps July 12horatio A1 ger time nit r of IVH atorlcs died nt the Ijj cf li r rr juoi lullO Subscribe for THE BEE J c i t 4 01 11H j 44 i- o tp r Ie o Iii I itENTH t1regardcdas Ifailed ascf ii15Secretary trMSCLVTLLVRE- Makes elidous followfnJiiJJegram highCanadian J1lightning Johnstonpresidentfe w Ji wholesome OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Theodore Ifandkammer n farmer living near Belleville 111 died of lock jaw Former SenatorJohn Sherman Is recovering from his recent Illness Mondays bank clearings at St Louis broke all records showing near ly 10000000 This week Is time last within which nlnglf1turllIThe dead body of Dick Loveus was found near Manchester Ky Ire is an other victim of the Clay county feud Mrs Edith Prlmm Ilornsby of St Louis with her two children will make the journey to the Klondike to join her husband Dr J Allen Ilorns byMayor Jones of Toledo O refuses to run on on independent ticket for governor of Ohio unless the people rise up and call upon him to do so uirranglag suggestiontostead of two days lot McMillln of Tcnnoisu tumid the attorney generals of Ulislilngton Michigan Montana und North Care lina approve the antitrust comxntion of governors The secretary of the interior line made a ruling on the leasing of the lund in the Indian territory which prevents the holding of large tracts by individuals or corporations Secretary Alger is the quest of Vice Prtridcnt Hobart at Normnnhust in Norwood pnrk Long Broach N J From information gathcrwlit seems that the Coal trust is preparing to hold up not only the consumer but the retail dealer as well Word comes from Sarcoxle Mo that A U Berry a welltodofarmer of that hangingMrswhile fishing in Ouchita river at Cam den Ark were drowned- A fruit canners combine including 11 corporations and 22 plants has just been formed at San Francisco B W Welts in command of the Chicagohasmostly landsmen for service in the Inavy Si Mjttle Burgess living north of Clilhlicathe lba b e n4- ir1rig1occauiedbynnnttn V made upon her by two vicious dogs Bt Rev Charles Graves D D D C L bishop of Limerick Ireland and former president of time Royal Irish academy died on Monday aged 87 Fred Hackney colored died at the Missouri penitentiary Monday from the effects of wounds received in a stabbing affray with James Gray whiteThe voice of William J Bryan will be heard In denunciation of trusts at the mass meeting planned by the Chicago AntiTrust league to take place at Burlington park August 9 Time body of an unknown man was found near the Big Four railroad n few miles east of Charleston 111 Monday evening by a party of boys who were picking blackberries Mrs Ella Leonard aged 50 years fell dead at a holiness camp meeting at Wichita Iras while shouting and praying She bursted a blood vessel near the heart The count of the funds in the United States subtrcosury in St Louis was completed Monday by the committee of experts sent from Washington and Col George H Small formally severed his connection with the office Ku One Hoarded time Olyiupln New York July 18A dispatch to the Herald from Port Said srys Quarantine regulations prevented anyone from shore setting foot on board the Olympia Hull such n thing happened she would be quarantined at Trieste Now she will get pratique there John Sherman Slowl llofinorlni Mansfield 0 July If1rrcIJII John Shermans closest friend nnd former law partner Henry C Hedges It la learned that tho venerable stiiteiman Is improving slowly from lila recent Illness and hopes to be about soon again THE MARKETS New York July 19 CATTLENative Steers i 4 90 O 5 OS COTTON Middling 6VU 6W KLOIIIt Winter Wheat 3 41 Vii 4 CO SSjOATSNOPomcNcw Mess i a w 9 7- sCOTTCNJltadllnc iiT LOUIS iiaSii6 BEEVUS Steers Cows and llclfera 160 O CliO CALVE3per lOll 400 tQ GOO HOGSFaIr to Choice 3 CO O 440 SHUEP Kalr to ChoiCe 4 00 0 4 6- 51LOURPatent now 345 ft SCO Clear and Straight Z 75 O J W 1311CORNNilOATSNO z aw zs RYENO 2 a tt a- TOHACCOLURi 300 V 8 Ul tfllhAYuser 00 00 EGOS Fresh tf S- BUTTKRCholc Dairy 12 kt 15 PORK SUndardMesinew 4p 925- BACONClcar Illb 0 6- liAUD Prlmo Steam Wit 6 CHICAGO CATTLENative Steers 4 63 O 6 00 UOQSFalr to Choice 4 15 J 4 40 SHEKP Fair to Choice S Z5 S 25 KLOUR Winter Patents 3 GO ft S C- OSpring Patents 3 30 U 3 70 VIIKATNo 2 Spring ID 71 No 2 Red 7314W 73 JOKNNo 2 Mixed tp 33 OATSNO 2 2i 4W 21 PORK Hens new S W V 9 10 KArA CiTY CATTLENatlve Sieors 4 23 Q HO HOGS All GrulJ3 400 W 425 oIUJoATNo 2 ucd es w 7- 0OATfrNo 2 Whlto p 2- 1ionwNo 31lNiKhOtK 111 JIUO II M O 1 0- 0CORNNO 2 n V YVYYVYYVVTTVY TYYTYT TflADMARICSPATENTS V FREENoUC1I4 moderate No too till pateu U secured AddreeseO us Li RAD WRECI IN ILLINOIS The SouthBound Illinois Central Flyer Wrecked a Mile South of Lenzburg Ill FIREMAN THOMAS JONES WAS KILLED Several Person lojurrtl Some of Them I StrlooiljrTh Eoslne Jumped tbi Track and he Eullro Train lurD1- tlnr on Its Side Which tobably Pre vented Teletcoplac St Louis July 19The Illinois Cen tral Flyer southbound which lift St Louis at nine oclock Tuesday morn lug jumped the truck one mile south of Lfnzhurg which is 13 mile from St Louis nt 1045 oclock The engine and every coach was turned completely over The train was wellfilled and It is rnarvclous that ny tine escaped Fireman Jones Dat cumightbyboth his legs were cut off He died be fume time train which was bearing him and other Injured back to Dclluvllle reached there A J Kllleln a passenger who lives at 5141 Morgan street St Louis was thrown forward his chest striking the seat In front of him Ills chest as crushed in and he is supposed to have been seriously injured iulemally Ire was cat through to St Louis and was tukcn to Ills home AY it Wilson of Chicago was seri ously scalded about the head and time upper part of till body O G Connor of 1124 Olive street was also seriously scalded Master Mechanic Beckwlth was bruised about tIme body Conductor John Tinklmin escaped without injuries Ho can not account for the accident Kaclncnri Narrow Ecapr Engineer David McConnchlo had a inanelous escape from death When the engine left the track he stuck to his post When tho big machine ended its mad plunge by rolling over Me Conachle was still in the cab Tic crawled from wider the engine when slightburnshat he was on the right side of the cab and therefore on the upper side an the engine jumped to the left nnd rolled over probably Hccoitma lor his escape Fireman Jones being on the left side was caught under the engine liB It rolled- A Mjitirloui Accident TIme accident isa mysterious one The track for some distance approach ing the scene is perfectly straight Tho train was running 40 miles an hour It was cdmposnd Of six coaches bSldestne expressand mitl Without warning the englnea wheels left the track On th9 left side and each car in its turn followed The engine rolled over anti each car did the same This rolling over prob ably prevented telescoping and saved the lives of many passengers Th Wounded Cared For The wounded were lifted from the rulII tenderly and laid oenldc the truck Fireman Jones was extricated with great dlfllculty as his legs were pinioned down by the weight of the engineSome of the crew hurried to Ien burg a mile north and wired Belle vllle After a Wait of nearly nn hour till train which leaves llcllevllle at 11 bringingdoctorswounded were transferred to this train and brought back 1 ha Tw olySlilli Itoflmenl Plattsburg N V July 10The regiment of United States volunteers which Is being recruited here will probably have a full complement of ofllcers and men by August 1 There are 240 men here now Col Edmund Rice has assumed command and is di recting the dully drills A ru e Frum Drytus Veil ItcnncB July 19Worl has begun on time construction of n pussngo from the rell of Cnpt Dreyfus to time hall In which the courtmartial before which he Is to be tried will sit Thlx will enable the prisoner to escape time in noyunces of observation by the curl ous Accepted time Presidency San Francisco July IDAt a meet lug of time board of regents of the University of California held yesterday Irof Uenjamln Ide Wheeler ac cepted the presidency of the univer sity the regents granting every re quest and condition made by him To Undergo General Itepulra Washington July 19the cruiser Philadelphia which recently returned to Mare Island Cal from Samoa Is to undergo general repairs at n coal of 12000 and then will have electric ammunition hoists installed Atr Several Year linuSpringfield III July 19The 2i nch mill at tIme Springfield Jon Cu1 works now owned by the Ilppubllc Iron and Steel Co started utter an idleness of several years Two hun tIred additional men will be given cm ployment SIulppid oa a Hush Order Chattanooga Tenn July 190n a rush order from the war department WO horses and mules and fifty escort wagons were shipped front time Chick amauga quartermasters department to San Francisco by special train to be forwarded at once to Manila Adopted tho Seven Tear PrantfhUu Pretoria July 19The Volksraad In secret session adopted tho cetrri years franchise proposition Willing Workers Wanted To such we will explain how others make from 11500 to 3500 weekly handling our publications Wa will make no GUAR ANTEED SALARY or other misleading contract but give terms and explain in a concise and simple manner We wilt shortly need a representative In each count for a publication which we believe wil eclipse anything marketed Ex perlence In canvassing will be valuable but not essential State age permanent home and experience if any C Rand McNally ft Company 166168 Adams Street I Chicago III v u Areoi 1DepreSsed IAnd Is It not duo to nerreua I alwaylooksoare in good health How can you have couragewben suffer d ing with headache nervous physicalII Would you not like to be rid 5 of this depression of spirits How By removing the- r cause By taking 1j 4It gives activity to all parts that carry away useless and yourbodyyour suffering because It re yourbloodNervoUsness H To keep in good health you musj have perfect action of the bowels Ayers Pills cure constipation and biliousness WiN to our Doctor eoan1eomebertIC1llaroetv a prompt reply without COlt tt Addraii DU J a AVER m towoU XtM I Red Hill Jottings The bum of Ibe thresher is again in onr midst and tbe wheat crop is lighter than It has been for a number of years Mr las Miles is on the sick list again Ibis week Mr and Mrs Hamby visited the family of Mr H M Campbell of Nebo last week 4 Mrs Annie Wright will teach the old I Petersburg school tbls year MruM Dukes was on the sick JUtilastrt week Miss Alllo Campbell ot Nebo who has beea visiting in this vicinity has returned to Crotton to spend a few weeks with her sister Mrs Erell Rumor says that Dilmus McIntosh will soon be seen behind Ibe bat fur the Crof ton base ball team Dilmus is a crack ball player and our boys bate to lose him We bops be will win a few games for Crofton for they have lost nearly all they have played this season and everybody says that When time Crofton boys don their padded pant And the gas begins lo flow People can see at glance Thai they are out only for show There will be a grand picnic given near Red Hill on July 22 which promises to boa grand affair Dont fail to attend Mr Jas Crick is sick with chills Ibis weekMr John Click and Miss Mary Jones were married last Saturday evening Rev W O Rickard of Croflon officiating Mr Crick is a prominent young farmer of this vicinity and Miss ones is one of North Christians most lovable daughters We unite with a host of friends in wishing tbec a long and happy life Mr Leo Price will teach the Red Hill public school Ibis year Tbe farmers say tbe present outlook bra tobacco crop is very poor I Several of our base ball enthusiasts went to Hcpkinsville Monday to see the bloom er girls play ball Rev VV O Rickard will preach his last sermon for this year at Coles Chapel on tbe second Sunday in August Hero Cash the champion hunter of Ibis vicinity says that while out squirrel hunt ing not long since be shot a squirrel once with bit rifle and wben ha come to exam ins it be found seven bullet boles in it Come again Dock Mrs Hamby ot this neighborhood has a dress that rivals lbs latest Parisao won ders It contains tbirlysix yards of lace trimming and look eight hundred yards of thread to complete it Mr and Mrs Z V Price visited rela fives near Norlonville last week Mr Tom Grace has a very bad case of lbs blues this week because be eaw another SundayCheerdark and dreary U No Hoo There isno Kodak but tin Eastman Kodak No 2- Falcon Kodak For aJ x 3J Pictures d 18 00Uses Eastmans e filmlIpt V cartridges nd can be loaded in daylight Fine achromatic lens safety shutter set of three stops and socket for tripod screw Well made and covered with leather No extras no bothersome plate holders no heavy glass plates Kodaks 500 to 3500 EASThKODAK CO- CM IC4Ii N Y L T Qf1e IeePAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager WEE FUBLl HINB COMPANY prI Incorjortttd- BalweaibaPeitoffiet at Karllufton U Second l ti matter I = SUBSCRIPTION RATESSt AsiWabtonl Sl Copl Specimen coplellllaUd free on IppllCII I on In IU pails ot lbs ouatPAddrmSUS for parUcuhrien= lTHURSDAY JULY 20 1899 ANNOUNCEMENT suoureeJiuIge didate for toe pomtaatlon for Gorernor of the Slate of aabject to the action oltbe ReptbIIeanpatty if REPUBUICAN TICKET For Governor ww s TAYLOR Of Butler County i ForLieutnantGoVetnorvilj JOHN 1IARSHALLan lk Of Louisville jdIabJCATSEB POWERS OUKnpx County For Att rnC J rulCLJFTONOf Countyi RkOHN S SWEENEY I Ofi Bourbon County 1 For Treasurer tiozVALTERlOfBreathitt County o Superintendent of Public Instruction woJOHNOf Campbell County I Commissioner of Agriculture of r CA1X JiW THROCKMORTON I OfiFayelte Count- yJorRepresentative BEN T ROBINSON is HON W S TAYLOR the next P1 Governor of Kentuckyth k rilE ticket from start to finish is ju a good one and a sure winner HARMONY at turn all re craportse ngdeIT is not to be forgotten that this qu end of the State will be heard from Br the day of the election yinTHEca conspicuous only by their absence in the Lexington conventionor exWzLLIArpicion rests upon Bill Goebel an 1A5the Mr Bryans friends throughout the State are speaking in no uncertain pic tone Hark ye I GOEDEL is convicted of duplicity out of his own mouth and through his own effort at denying Capt Stones statement about the Louisville Convention outrage THERES poetry in everything Jt4ocratic convention he would have ten exempted one thingBill Goebel for instance Go V THE widowof Col John Sand he ford the man whom William Goe sel bel shot and killed at Covington ho has been adjudged insane by a court at Lexington Voters are Mremembering these things and at becoming more and more unwilling 1int to surrender Kentucky to the ca ambitions of this cold relentlesWunscrupulous political r all THE most that has been said by ery 4 the Democratic press of the Re all C publican State ticket is that it is machinemade9Ii could have been said of it that it was honestly made but that would have been Oi throwing a reflection upon its own convention you know The fewer reflections cast in that direction by the Democratic press the better they think They doubtless do HOLY horrorsl Its now a questto lion of veracitythe GoebelStone Icontroversy says the Goebelitesl i What next Bill Stones worstJ enemies have never accused him tisu ever deviating from the truth nor i ought he to have been forK yuanyted Mr Stone may be said to be a clean man a truthful man and a 1 good citizen notwithstanding his 5 Joss of faith in his good friend I su l GoebelWITHE good women of Kentucky must be all against Goebel a bach elor a woman hater the man who killed Col John Sandford and sent his widow to the insane asylum Gen Taylor has a wire and seven children livings all of whom were with him at Lexington during the of c convention that nominated him for Governor The sympathy of Ken tucky women is with the man who Will 4 builds rather than destroys homes I and those seven children are Rood for the backing of many a mother in the grand old Commonwealth I CAPT W J STONE of Kuttawa luomptlyto what purports to be Goebels denial of the Captains charges of breach of promise in the Demo cratic State convention Capt one says his written specific statements ARE TRUE IN EV- cthA KY itTi AND ANY STATEMENTS FROM ANY ONE TO TIlE CONTRARY ARE ABSOLUTELY FALSE And he ds by writing My address ISA Kuttawa Lyon county Ky Capt Stones statements are il rect and simple andthe people believetrue Goebels attempted refutation is adroit but it fails to meet the requirements of a plain unvarnished tale and the people refuse to believe that Capt Stone is a liar Like the killing of Sand ford the rape of the Louisvil convention follows GoebelLe Judge ONeal on doebcllsm Judge J T ONeal of Louis le a silver leader of position d influence who has no political ambition to serve has this to say out Goebelism in a letter published in the Louisville Dispatch of Saturday We do not have anyone to suppose that we question the right of the majority e in all affairs But the work of aslatewish of a majority of the Democrats ofI Kentucky either in or out of the conven lion The first step of that combination Will cos sptlyWe say without a hearing because they were denied a bearing before Ibe conven They were bundled together tossed the convention together voted on to gether and kicked out together We adn some little time and embarrassment we r saved by trying them all at once wo erulduld dump all of its prisoners into ono evi bodenceBut we leave this contention to tate Ca itself May its like never be seen Gorman or hoThimpressiontruth in the report that Mr Goe bel is Poomote itbehedgecloserto Mr Bryan than any other s Kentuckian wrote to the Demo tic State Central CommUte 1ahister which dumanding asalifiedHyanAs an intimation that hianddencommittees refusal to announce to consider his letter note this getractscuRepublican ticket to Democratic success based upon any suggestion or BUS ion of a repudiation of Ibe Chicago plaiform of 1896 or any part of ItirAGAINST GOEBELVI James J Montgomery Says Conw federates Will Not Sup port Him From the Louisville Dispatch ames J Montgomery of 546 amrstheofKentucky will decline to support waebelhiardhiveshiwpetterMr Montgomery fought under te coajas well as an honorable a afreercument given him by albo heeler in 18 which instructs pr edsoldiersthrough and inside the lines at 1D timesDpo STORE BDHNEDhi theCounty Destroyed Fire noHopkinsvihleLawrence Youlzs general mer in Rlargestally destroyed by fire togetherp tildayand 15000 and the in rance butveThe InTilerclewaNew terAlifllra those now in use in several re spects It will be of a much moreof convenient size and shape not exan silThegiving of a receipt an exact fac simile of the order which will be he redeemed after a reasonable length time in case of the loss of the original The marginal coupons denoting the value of the order be dispensed with vi kI T good Beginnings Make Good EncHi1 f iou me making A good begiVeMq4 1 you commence to take Hoods Sars4V1 for Any trouble of your Mood stow kidneys of liver Persistently tn ihb great medicine Will bring you the good end ing of perfect health strength And wjpor 11l rt LIlL-t MR TAYLQRSR1SFR Sketch of theA nAVho IsUltij Republican Sikndard Bearer tiOR1 IN A LITTLE LOOOABINr A Student From Boyhood Natu ral Orator He Soon Became Popular and is Now Ieamous coxingtonTribune In this country of marvels there are none greater than the life his tories of her most eminent sons The transition from the cabin and humble calling to places of highest trust and honor occurs so often that many are prone to lose sight of the genius which surmounts all obstacles and attains the goal tomakes and accept these successes commonplaces This should t be for such lives are splendid testimonials of the liberality of our institutions and never failing in irations to the youthful and bitious of our land In our own proud Commonwealth we have had many illustrious examples of the character suggested and notable itamong these is that of the present Govonor William Sylvester Taylor was rn in Butler Count October wasefitting for one distined to receive high civic honors in after years was a typical oldfashioned log use standing on the bank of een River five miles away from Morgantown the county seat verty was his heritage unre ited farm toil the occupation of s earlier years At an early age manifested a love for books and di dy and as soon as his situation fig peprirmittedwhenhe entered the free school of by neighborhood and attended it ring several sessions as regularly his circumstances would allow e took high rank as a student pa e was devoted and thorough and s fine powers of declamation and bate soon won for him a local name His first definite ambition ha was to become a teacher By dili UP nt study both at home and at he fitted himself for and By engaged in this important work For several years he taught school and prosecuted his studies obtain higeducation As a teacher he was ry successful All the energy and enthusiasm of his nature a re thrown into the work with a force that no could with sta handnaABold gifted with speech and a bitious it was but natural that sta poshouldcareer While yet in his teens he nizsbosall contributed to render Pa TamProple1 in the s hools of h isto j0untycandidate for County Clerk and ter a contest and 3th Strnheovchcand won the distinction of be vegpremocratic cositionhaefficient whstanereofand was made the Republican minee for County Judge s in 1886 and for the countrthe history of the county publican ticket for ces was put in the field a rty fight was made and waIket elected In 1888 he teitofI icer he made a fine record and s pressed to offer for a third w m but declined to do so Durlg these last eight years of e ho practiced law and took highink at the bar In 1886 he U chosen the Third District member 1 the Republican State CommUte d has been retained as such ever ceVMeanwhile in every campaign was called into the fled of S active politics andwaS recognized V- as the ablest advocate of Republi S- canism in the western partof the State When the champions of w Democracy invaded that section t S and challenged debate he was al most invariiUIy put forward as the representative of hispartyr In 1895 the Western Kentucky Republicans offered Mr Taylor as 0i rcandidate for Attorney Gen miJand in the memorable cam palgn held in Louisville that year he received the nomination over a number of worthy opponents In the brilliant campaign which fol lowed he took the stump and made an active fight and his magnificent togp lia success Hc to her wittheVrest ofihe State H ket was triumphantly elected somethingJtkC1hitty haialstration was installedat Fraakfort As the law officer of the State Mr Taylor has made a most grati fying record Not only has he recovered by suit thousands of dollars of franchise and other taxes due the Commonwealth but his nduct of other litigation has been characterized with signal success For instance the action of the State vs the Kentuclr Ch EAairwas recovered and paid into the Tr the lot thiteryin the annulment of their charters and the suit against Barker Audit tor veswhereto thousands of dollars which had been paid out without warratitch of law during the former 5cel tration were recovered also the suit against the Southern Pacific Company whereby that corpora tio unntaxes on 1000000 worth of I ert traytin thereafter on the same ge am Mrountways theretofore escaped taxation alt ogetherTh doAnotheran his legal ability and conscientious dis giv iningBoard of Valuation and Assess ment on the subject of railroad franchise taxes on which opinion wa lec icationtaxes against the railroads of thliteState Aside from his Iof Thhtson and election laws enacted a joyNotwitbstandhig and duties as Attorne Ge greneralyotedto election to that office Wherever the fight was fiercest wherever the Democratic hosts were pressing Soholdingand barhiprinciples and candidates and his rea incessant activity and eloquent tcThpeals in its behalf he has mself to the Republicans throughout the State and his acquaintance with them has become is personal oneWHI Campaign for the Nomination soThegosgtionan winding rbothbeedth making active personal cam thylorankfort submitting his claims his party and won the nomina fl by an overwhelming vote s candidacy was opposed by ree of the five Collectors of the ate and in the sections where of was thus opposed his strongest most enthusiastic following ide loped Not a single contest was esented by his friends to the nvention and his nomination s been honorably won All of ich shows that he is the spon eous choice of his party and a few SCOffS I EMULSION bubIywell nourished andor thenomother milk warot pIhoy or glr1 who b thin and I that pribyconsumptlvcdu1t I end strength Saithat will nourish V ex bygkcwhen all other means failinShould bo taken In summer as J Gap ouIDI Imet w candidate of the people Mr Taylors life history his record as an efficient officer dutyhis a trpoliticalgether with his thorough familartty with affairs and his splendid powers as a debater and orator combine to make him a magnificent candidate in the app oachin- g6trugglea struggle more significant than any heretofore recorded in ththetboseof whatsoever political a fil G Toebelismstinctivc confidence believing that his leadership in this peoples fight shall result in the peoples victory- in I November In 1878 Mr Taylor married Miss Sarah B Tanner of his native county Their union has been blessed with eight children allIof whom arc living except the eldest a daughter who died several rs ag ricowilFromMORTONS GAP Kv July 17 RLINGTON BEE Your neighboring town of Mor tons Gap has recently become any ng but a monotonus place The d Fellows picnic was largely attended and from reports was a ciryThe labor agitators are here I talvince the people that much goodI would come to them and others by organizing but it seems they axIsable to convince any one Some interest is taken in the veling library in charge of that earnest soldier of the cross dil haigentlyess of all for so many years is has evidentl fened mountaineers of Eastern Ken tucky Some philanthropic minds Louisville are behind the vement Upon examination I find handsomely bound volumes of Scribners Cosmopolitan Century McClures and other choice period ls Also a goodly number of ect volumes of most wholesome heratureBiography History and Art is literature can be had for a ited time for the asking Such privilege could have been en ed a few years ago only by the althier classes It is to be atly hoped that the splendid thungkiwnture more and bran dances less Large audiences continue to greet me tomy meeting daily me interest is manifested but church hasbeen without regiwo preaching for so long a time t of our hearers have lost Solhas been one addition to date Karl Taylor who so ably assisted Bro John Crowe 111 the yu Methodist meeting in Earlington with me and conduclsthe singing e feel that daily we are doing S5mem od in the near future Wherever o I am hospitably entertained githople causes me to rejoice when w can come back to my home and with themTMay God help us all at all times everywhere to work diligently for e good of man in the name of e Blessed lesustiyoursOI Notice We call attention to the notice the St Bernard Coal Company offering 50 reward for theconvic tion of the parties who are stealing brass copper and iron from the shops and machinery of the com pan Of late man boys have been guilty of these thefts even breaking into buildings to steal a cents worth of material evidently not thinking of the risks they incur of being sent to jail t The buyer of stolen goods is really of nworsebuyers is largely due the thefts Orve thoughtless boys The evil has grown so large that the company s determined to slop it and will prosecute both the ibid and tho Coyeriie house of the Wino Companyal w owned by the Coal Company prsr and other goods carried off e guilty ones must remember such acts as this means im sonnient in the penitentiary fcj en caughtliaNew Marshal Appointedth At the meeting of the CquncD turdaynight number of a ns were presented to fill the un pired term of Juo T Barnctt resigned The ppsition was filled the selection of W Riley yle Mr Coyle has grownup hi our community and Mortons is well acquainted with all r citizens is a property holder Id is felt to be a representative F izen who will fill the position st acceptably w B iictsled by derangennMtts of the Stomach Liver and Bowels The SecrefcofcHttith The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out oforder e whole system becomes def ranged and disease is the result ufts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles Mrs Kate M widow of Cob John SandforJwl CovingtonKyGocbel was to be of un so x4undington last week A TIMELY HINT VOU UouU be wise sdaee tkat jeer blood It h aad pare sod ORr whole ajatem pal la a fecti healthy coadilloll th aseof Df- Carlaledl GUlDaa Liver PoWder Then yoa t be free from malaria typlaold1nr colda the grip Dr Li ret Powder the teat medicine money can boy INMGumS Bttl- For aata tu St Bernard Drug Store h1Hendersonquite a wind storm Saturday evening but no damage was done in ty Outin the country two men were very badly hurt by a barn blowing over in which they had ken refuge We have told man different cough remedIos but none baa given better aatiatac tion than Chamberlains laji Mr Charles lzhauer Druggist Newark N J It perfectly safe and can be relied upon In- casesall of coughs colds or hoarseness Drull1toroEarliogloD Gap George King Si Charles There is a movement on foot to ve street fair in Paducab says News Enterprising business men arc pushing tho project and intend to put their ideas into el et 0 P Chltm Cookerllle Tena writes Havt ute I Dr M A Slmmoaa Urer Medicine many rear It curl Dyspeptic DIIIooi Fertr Con tlpatlon sad many other allatale It doss cot irlpo or sicken its action la mill nui wish children while flack Draught and Zelllne hare rlped and nauseated Capt Joe Fowler of Paducah will ship his famous mad stone to HospitalHereceived it from Virginia A Little Known Fact Tbat most serious diseases originate In disorder of the kidneys No hope Cti good health white the kidneys are wrong Foleys Kidney Cure Is guaranteed to make too kidneys right Campbell It Oo Secretary McCormack of the State Board of Health has ordered at no public gatherings of any nd be held at Frankfort for a week because of the prevalence of smallpox IDIIOiDgvent active exercise are bad eaoogb but tbat makes eves rest miserable is rse Women are among tbe lest martyrs Tablets Buckeye Pits Ointment will cure the most obstinate case Price c in bottles tubes 750 St Bernard ugstore he rlemer Whites Cream Vermifuge not only effectually expels worms but Is unequaled a tonic and is a certain sod per anent cure for Chills and Fever la dren Price 350 St Bernard Drugstore Andrew Carnegie has offered to ve 50000 for a library at East cityillTo Cure a Cold in One Day ake Laxative Broom Quinine Tablet All druggists refund money if it falls to cure ajc The genuine has L B Q on each tablet Glasgow has made great prepara ons for the entertainment the rphan Brigade which will hold its annual reunion their next Friday To arouse a Dormant Liver and secure perm nenl regularity of the Howtli Dr M A Sin mom Liver Medicine George W Winfred a Christian county farmer was run over and crushed to death by a traction engine produceDllectHerblDecauses good digestion Price jq cents SI Bernard Drugstore The drouth is becoming a matter aeriotJt consideration in vFry any counties of the State Corn uits and vegetables are showing ry plainly the absolute want of rain There is no About It No question indeed with those who KidopyCuroUladder diseases Campbell i JJ The Green River Valley Im ovement Association held a welt attended meeting at RockportKy Saturday OIGCST YOUHjfFQOPl cauu4bdnsand roes RIO your 4 ajtCUkfMrovare aJmlawder aad watch tbe reiuJU You will feel effect after takiHTOJWdM Glntt trial and bo convinced Pcice- r Ottoa Sirueaj Otim atolMm CurM Your Cough JiHlUhMHlelJfe for CkIldro For 10 bl Si Bernard Drug Store A State Convention of the Pro r bition party will be held in Louisville August i and a gsNli4Ai TEA cares WIUUaanagestlon EcgulateithaIiMr Price 25cts Soldby Sti BeroardPrgStor 1 mucici jl 1 f Yes the dull season has once more made its appear r 4i ancehas struck usand we are leaving nothing undone to iy4J counteract its demoralizing effect Idleness wo will guard 2 4i against we must be busy cant afford to be otherwise and JT that our store may keep its non do plumeTHE BEEE ifiHIVEwe arc offering many items at very seductive f 4 Everything in the Ladles Misses and Childrens Slipper Line be Is Subject to a Discount of Twenty Per Cent tJj A choice line of 3j c Lawns is one of our mid bit b perJjl Umbrellas t t i The Cuts We Have Made in Our Summer Dress Goods Are Outrageous tJ but They Must Moveltf bit Everything must be marked at the ROCK bit J BOTTOM PRICE We wont have it otherwise t9 bit 0 iCOME AND SEE USE i BISHOP CO t 49 MADI80NVILLB KY bit THE SAME PRICE ON THE SAME THING TO EVERYBODY bit W i iii iiiiii iiii ii ii iii i F YOUR ORDERS wh Does the Livery Business 4nl 1 ITln p j Ask your ncigtborscThey all say that we 1 4haul better loads fur nish best teams and alj1t ways at the right price 1 t I Ops All night Barnett Arnold t hiSrt Vrnltr T t t M1 McGORD Contractor and Builder IS YHARS BXPIRIIN- CIEARUNGTON KY All Classes of Buildings Erected and v made complete ready for occupancy in eluding the furnishing of all materials Iimechanical and common labor tPIOATIONSIjuildiog and Special Work Give ItnNurON8HORTNOoof at your work before leiiing JOWPivw y oq ss I sssssus1 su4 s IrsssSssssusssltSu- restGEOFGiD 1 QffiOY 1 MILLION oeceuorfo liaaoDtvlt l LIVERY FEED 0 I STABLERAt jOft Ii tIMain Street Just west of I depo- tEARLINGTON i 1 pr KY I t I FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service I SS I S S S I S IS S S SSS14w jt t 1luu1PUSSSISISSUSIQre a J w Stoves CASTINGS AND TINW iI Contractor of all kinds Galvanized Iron and Copper Work ROOFING AND GUTTERtNG A SPECIALTY AND SATISfACTION I GUARANTEEDI r isS I tSSSSSSISSl sSSSS S I S SSS SSS S S S PS S rIMEDICINEfor A Popular Proprietary Medicine at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolutio- nit the trade aliIwk cpaeIIf ter llmnallnlf lbIDInouzlihmnt COO lItttlnaan want 1bsrAlueuf liii Inclrded Under It aalJ to leiude p1551 flatly r alalldri1rempreparIIIdpropatltlonabouldarked In KUU rotec4 tij abforlient ctIon ant Meurel corked Kvtn Uie torteuaod liavebwn era gradasuhigh In IU nqulrrmcnU tht no manufacturer of flue V nrydI1Y ltoppua could mpplr inoro a tinmll proportion from tie that ofaquatllT 1 hrlalillanlondmatbodi of m kln ihelr commodll known and a Tn hundredS esIetiuiLiIuIiyMru iitnwpaperadvertilfl hasinformejeyarAsuekancfIcncoucerling hI ii4rior and urprling Stiling iIuiiitIut and patitaking oCor the Changed conditions that SWCCD e i2upcn5 thatreacletoil or nr1lhloll rceent being called upon to pa7bv7rcentagea for IUperllUOU Ii 41II11ln ia or poet I 4 ji5or ooera wob or months are found to Ie praotlcaJlrll trsah ann u lflcaclouj II J11 ofuorIIraai iI and thlICQlraUendneTln aUdIlecIJoDa towardllnylrN udJnenued 11ea the I company have enterel upon the IIzpetmen pu PJpanu TbnJea to pUIbOard cartoni which Ui T to th lrade UPQD terma wbtctswiti permit or a ackage 3 j tornIXenmpany not dlKOntlnuethamaanraaturaandaa In the form with whlcti1 J cheaptIOnexpelmenlIItnr oDId1alrlnpackpiece iir 101 yet to Ie hat ot All dealer although LI a pn lei SaM imon any druga nut will obtain a iupplywhen by a cultunher to dolO I buUn any cse a alogie WA p laUmnU CIA thomughly Introduced to the trade wanU W MriwIii tie supplied as arrlre which will allow them a ralr marBlo uf lvollevI 4Clwanou for Socente1 dOJrn 141 carton for IS noes IT oattone for I1tIN ISem canODa tow tioo Cub with the order la orcrycMo i AII dIIil WORMS TWYMANI TJnI OoIllFiI VERMIFUCE ti11IXoot In QuAaaItr 1Ioalll OoaIltv Fer ZDYIrIIILiW i lOLD x2 y xaxIrbi JAME F ALLARDt Louis A 0 4 5ft 4I b y 4 i C c i L 4 lfe 1i Se 1H3noustru we dfjttoe i LOCAL mm f Lawyer Jonson went to Madi sbriville Monday Miss Annie Moore wHaader son is visiting here Lloyd OBrien ofa4ucahk is visiting relatives hehltl Andrew Clark of P dijeak is visiting his motle4 Charlerlloli 14ite sick for a week r mjajrev Frank Rash is visiting relatives in Henderson this week Mrs Charlie Patterson visited in Madisonville this week There will be a barbecue at the Elk Creek bridge Saturday Miss Laura Ligon of Trenton r was here a few days this week eMr and Mrs J F Lloyd have I returned home from their bridal i t tour Mr and Mrs JOG McCulley vis ited in Crofton and Empire last week Mrs J F Lloyd and Miss Mol Lt he Vanason were in Madisonville c Monday 0 Misses Lanic and Lcdie Cozart spent last week with their aunt in Madisonville Miss Florence McGregor of b S St Gharles is visiting the family of W n Coyle L GA Mammoth Cave party will a 4t leave MadisonvlUe Wednesday it morning July 26 tp i Mrs Steve Hall of Madison i ville visited Mrs William Mc l Carley this week 1Mrs W W Etheridge and Chil1 7 dren visited relatives in frsville this week Jf Laurel Ruby and Charley Lind Mft 4 icY of Madisonville were in Earl f ington Monday night t Henry McDowell is acting as 1assistant postmaster during Char on8 sickness Will Hoffman of Madisonville r f was in Earlinglon Tuesday dis cataloguesI Richland I i i country died suddenly of heart I f disease last Saturday afternoon i Ono admission admits to all the t Jif Fair program and Kcmpfl WildI I West Show and Roman Hippo tdrol11j Claude Grainger Jennie McGary Pauline Davis andEliza beth Victory were in Madiaonville i Monday I Mr F b Todd of the Gap country was united in marriage last week to Miss Gertrude Foxof near St Charles Mr James R Raskwas confined to his home on account of illness last week but is now improved and is able to beout All children are admitted free 4 the first day of the Great Fair Take your children and let them enjoy themselves that day I J R Randolph C P Cieney and John SO Eades Muhlenberg magistrates charged with malfeas t ance have been pardoned by Governor Bradleyi I Miss Emmalee Grainger of Springfield Tenn arrived Mon dity to visit her sister Mrs Win 1McCar She was accompanied by her nephew Earl Webli of Wilmington N C t William Hopewellfornerly with Victory Co but now a travel lug salesman for E C Kuhn man ufacturer of umbrellas parasols and I cunes at Cincinnati 0 was in Earlinglon Saturday Editor Likens of the Beaver f Dam Glaner was a call r last rek He was on his way home train Henderspnf when he had 8 IIKKII attending the meeting ol the 4 Kentucky Press Association TOE CAVE PARTY L 1 1 fQuite a Crowd Left Earlington to Visit the Hani moth Ce The cave party ctt Monday morning oti the ir oclock train for Evansville where they will take the steamer Crescent City a Green River packet and journey up to Bowling Green anckfrpm there they will go by rail to thisI wonderful cavern of Kentucky ItI will no doubt be a delightful tripI and one that will be enjoyed Those that composed the partyN from this place wereIMr and Mrs J W Day MrI and Mrs Walter McGary MrI and Mrs N I Toombs Mrs S Eo Stevens Mrs M Bourland Misses Minnie Bourland Lillie Robinson and Annie Ashby Messrs Bryan Hopper Henry Bourland Jcsse Phillips and Harry BramJ well Dr W K Nisbet and wifet and Mr Brick bouthworth and mother of St Charles were also in jhe party and four ladies of Dixon joined them at Slaughters ville Misses Baker Ramsey Jackson and Mrs Jackson They will return by way of Green River and Evansville and expert to be back Sunday Wonderfu Iscovery iBgSNewDear Slrsl have been troubled with liver sod stomach complaint I had no verybadgoodIltotvaluable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of It and it did me more good than all the medicine I ever took I have gained thirtyfive pounds in weight and my health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea tolthe world as being a Godsend to any munity Any one who doubts this state meat can write OSCAR UAKER Sold bySl Bernard Drugslorej Episcopal Services Bishop Dudley of the Episcopal church has designated Rev John Dysart to hold services in Madi sonville and Earlington on alternate Sundays Last Sunday Mr Dysart filled his first appointment and gave a most excellent sermon on the Friendship of Jesus the ideal friendship The next ap pointment will be the first Sunday evening in August at 730 oclock at Assembly Hall The following Sunday week or the third Sunday in August the service will be held in Assembly Hall at n oclock in the morning Mr Dysart extends a cordial invitation to our citizens to attend the services There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put to gather and until the tail few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many I years doctors pronouncqd it a local disease I and prescribed local remedies and by con I stantly tailing to cure with local treatment I pronounced it incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitu tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured bfF J Cheney Co To ledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure oo the market It is taken internally in I doses from ten drops to a leaspoonfnt It acts directly on the blood and mucous sur I faces ot the system They offer one hun I dred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials Ad I dress F J Sold by Druggists 75CIHalTs Faraily Pills are the best Will MarryIMr Sam a N employe will leave tomorrow I for New Vienna 0 where he will be married to Miss Lorella Wil I hams a young lady of that city I They will visit Cincinnati LouisI ville and other points I return to Earlington in about twoI weeks We wish them much I piness in lifeIAn Epidemic of Diarrhoea- Mr A Sanders wrlltfj from Cocoanut I Grove Fla says lbej has been quite an epidemic of Diarrhoea there He bad a 1 severe and was cured by four doses I of Chamberlains Colic Cholera arrhoea Remedy Ho says ho also recoinI mended It to others and they say it is the I SoldbY1SIDeroard Robinson Morions Gap George King St Charles ft I Hazel7 Tiifortl V young son W DrF P Tilford was badly hurt I by jumping from a moving wagon I near St Charles Saturday evening I I 4 i have received mote benefit from Si bottle of Foleys Cure than from Ii pbsTc1aDswflinsV I I The battleship Kentucky is with I in ten per cent of being completed I She is now a splendid moterII I plarconeNouralglaandToothachiin unit Summer Complaints Price 25 Ceuta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store 1i I GOLD J DUSTTHE Washing Powder L tj I J q CAPTAIN STONE Replies Directly to Qoebel Much r3 Delayed Denial r 1J S TELLS WHERE HE LIVES Senator Goebel has at last at tcmptedt denial of the direct charges of Capt W J Stone as to the formers rascality in the Democratic State convention It has taken Goebel since about June 28 to concoct a reply to the gallant captains charges Capt Stones statements are direct and he an swers immediately this reputed denial of the King of Kenton by writing the following letter to the Louisville Evening Post KUTTAWA Kv July 15 1899 Editor Evening PostTbe statements made LI- me to Mr Campbell of the Cincinnati Post and published in the Louisville Dis ofJune 29 1899 and also In my let er of July 5 to Mr C T Sutton of Owensboro and published in bis paper Aa TRUE ZN KVXRY i PARTICULAR AND ANY STAMBMKNT8 PROW ANY ONE TO THE CONTRARY ARE ABSOLUTELY FALSE My address is Kutlawa Lyon County Ky W I STONE i v 1 CIS IT RIGHT For an Editor to Recommend Patent flediclnes The Sylvan Valley News Brevrad NC says It may be a question whether the i publclyI prietary medicines which flood the market yet as a preventive of suffering we feel it a duty to say a good word for Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy We have known and used this medi clue in our family for twenty years and have always found it reliable ID many cases a dose of this remedy would save hours of suffering while a physician is depeodloRImplicitly do believe that if a bottle of Chamber Diarrhoea Remedy were kept on hand and administered at the inception of an attack much suffering might be avoided in very many cases the presence of a physlcianwonld not be required AtleaslI this has been our experience during the pul twenty years This remedy DrugstoreEarlingon Gap George King St CbarlesI Talk about women not having business capacity A girl over inI Illinois advertised for a husband early last spring and got him Soon after marriage he enlisted and went to Cuba where he was killed The wife drew 3 ooo life insuranceand gets Sn per month pension beside There is another girl weI heard of who is going to raffle herself off by selling two thousand tickets at one dollar each the lucky number to get the gulMeade County Messenger Best way to Invest 35 Cents zSgSNewyourNubianIn my family and it is all that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine ever youfeelA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Carrier Pigeons Speed The average speed of a carrier pigeon in calm weather is 1200 yards a minute Vith a strong wind in the direction of flight some pigeons have covered 1900 yards a minuteStory of a Slave hybeslavery Geo D Williams of Manchester Mich tells bow such a slave was made free He says My wife has been so helpless for five years that she could not turn over in bed alone After using two bottles of Electric Bitters she is wonderfully improved and able to do her own work This supreme remedy for female diseases quickly cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizzy spells This miracle working medicine is a godsend to weak sickly run down people Every bottle guaranteed Only 50 cents Sold by 51 Bernard Druggist A new swindle is reported Agents secure permission to tack up signs then ask the tarmor to sign agreements not to tear them down for ninety days These innocent looking agreements sub sequently prove to be ninetyday notesor 300 Exchange Gave Op All Hope Louis Prickettjo7 Bryan Ave Danville Is writes Iihad suffered several years with Asthma andiafiertryinR a great many remedies I bad Rtyen up all hope I was advised to try Foleyv Honey and Tar It mine gelmybreatbmedicine that ever gave me relief r Campbell Co The Old Maids Convention Mhe Old Maids Convention at the Assembly Hall last Friday night was well attended and much enjoyed Mrs Milam who had charge of the entertainment left for Madisonville Sunday IBismarck Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health Indomitable will tnd tremendous energy ire not found r vyhera Stomach Liver Kidneys andUpwels aroout of order II you want tbesQJtqualilies and the success they bring use Dr Kings New Life Pills They develop power of brain and body Only ajcjat St Bernard Drug Store r 5Qone East rMi lidMrsPaul M Moore and children left for Beach Haven N J Sunday morning where they will join Mrs J B Atkinson apJ remain fora fewweekst Would Have c9stJilrn His Lite I bavejbeen ustogFoleys Kidney Cure and take great pleasure In stating It gave me permanent cure of kidney disease which certainly would bay a cost ma my life recommend it In any one afflicted with kidney trouble KyCampbell T 0 HAS RESIGNED Marshal Barnett Resigns and is Succeeded by Mr Rileytl pCoyleMr John T Barnett who hasv been the city marshal of Earling ton for about eleven years resigned the position Monday and Mr to Riley Coyle was appointed to fillo the placepa very ffcient officer during his years of service but owing 5o his other business interests and bad healthu he thought it best to send in hisa resignation Mr Coyle has been a citizen of Earlington for a long he time and will no doubt make a good officer Good for the ChildrentI siMrswrites us August lath 1898 I advise all mothers lo Rive their children PlaolersINubian Tea when they are puny fat I keep this medicine in the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of It Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Jsa CKentuckyLexington August 95 days of Madisonville August 94 days Lawrenceburg August 154- itdays Lebanon August 154 days Columbia August 154 days Brodhead August 233 days Shelbyville August 233 days Springfield August 223 days Bardstown August agi days Elizabethtown Sept 55 days FdaysGlasgow Sept 204 dayspGuthrie Sept 274 Horse Cave Sept 274 days Owensboro Oct 35 da swA Remarkable Rescue Mrs Michael Curtain Plainfield IIIW makes the statement that she caught cold which settled on her lungs she was physicianbut I hopeless victim of consumption and thatkoo medicine could cure her Her gilt suggested Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited Irom first dose She continued IIluleband after taking six bottles found herself sound and well now does her own houseal work and is as well as she ever was Matand froo Every bottle guaranteed to Joe Rudy a policeman at Hen derson while under the influence ol liquor attempted to murder his wile and sisterinlaw He fired C one shot at his wife and the other at her sister with no effect Is your liver tired Does it fail to do Itsm helpAperfect Fever Price soSI Bernard Drugstore of The fair at Guthrfe will be held in September commencing on the the 27th and continuing uutil the 30thsiteTboseSarsaparilla are glad lo tell others about v- it NoticeIIA reward of 50 will be paid fora the arrest and conviction of any person guilty of stealing brassC copper or other goods from thetl premises of this company and the same reward will be paid for thec conviction of any person who buys said stolen goods of ST BERNARD COAL Co Miss McDowell will render the following Saturday evening Julyf 22 Roberti 01 Robert pando Moonbeams LenoraSI Who is at My Window and others Proceeds for the benefit 2ofThe young men of Madisonville are making preparations for the t1 Fair Hop on Friday night during Fair week Volcanic Eruptions Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy Bucklens Arnica Salve cures them also Old Running and Fever Sores Ulcers Dolls Felons Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Cbapped Hands Chilblains Best Pile cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only ajcls a box Cure guaranteed Sold by St Bernard Drug itor- eWiseacres say the hickory nut crop in Kentucky this year will be be a rtcord breakerrSick Headache Wind on Iba stomach till loutneii Nausea are quickly cured bj a few doses of Dr M A Slmmoni Liver MedicinI The annual camp meeting at High Bridge Ky will begin July 21 and continue ten daystRor Sores Ulcers Burns Galls Piles nothing so good as Banner Salve the healing medicine in the world 350 Campbell Co The Lyon county camp meeting is to be held near KuJtawa Aug rust 2 to ocThose who live on farms are liable to many accidental cuts burns and bruises which heal rapidly when Ballard Snow Liniment is promptly applied Price 25c and 30 cents St Bernard Drugstore LaundrJThe Madisonville Steam Laun dry wagon will collect laundry in Earlington every Monday after noon Same will be delivered Thursday Please have your bundle ready all bundles left at your office will be shipped Thurs day and delivered Saturday Your patronage earnestly solicited W G BORDERS Agent Subscribe for THE BEE I itc r Ott v xC He Had a Good IIJltr Monday night Virgil Patterson placetankedroceededto have a hot time1 e had the time for awjbUe and hen he pays his fine he will tip doubt think it was a warm one1 indeed He wanted to run things suit himself and having a piece f blue hardware on his person ulled that and began shooting promiscuously He med several shots when Officer Morgan tooka band in the affair and placed him nder arrest Hewanted to make scrap out of it and it required several to subdue him However was taken to the lockup and later on was brought before Judge Cowell who gave him 40 and costs on three charges re stiug an officer carrying con cealed deadly weapons and die- harging fire arms within the city limits Nothing equals Ballards Blackberry Safe i m for Cramping Diarrhoea and Bowel i This remedy is one ofbe est known and most successful rnedtcinM its kind Price 25 cents St Bernard Drugstore Earllngton is the only town ofa s size in the State and maay M other States that has a readtjtg room for all the citizens Httlp support the colored peoples rea4 ing room by your presence at Assembly Hall Saturday evening July 220 4 Dickens Best Book fe rom the Philadelphia Record c- It is well known among literary eople that Charles Dickens cog sid red Davia Copperfield the c best of his nov lsbut occasions hen he actually expressed that opinion are so rare that it is worth a hile to recall an incident which happened while he was in Phila delphia Mr Chapin father oft Dr John B Chapin the well nown expert on insanity was attl that time at the head of the blind c asylum here Raised type for the lind was just coming into voguef nd desiring to have one tiMrintroduction to the great novelist ask him which of his works he considered the best and mentioned why he wanted to know Dickens unhesitatingly answered Davids opperfieldlThe dangers of X Malarial Atmotpberemtjr bi averted by occaslohaiiy tnklnzDr M A Slin ona Liver Medicine 4Afterduous labor as marshal of the city Earlington my health and busi ness interests have demanded my resignation In surrendering the ffice so long intrusted to me I de re to tender my hearttelt thankiI 1oho have aided me in the die charge of the duties of the office hich in many cases were unpleas nt to perform And am especially grateful to the honorable Mayon I ity Council and Judge Cowell for elr supporttI to congratulate unj il upon the selection of my suc ccssor who is in every way worthy the honor and trust bestowed- J T BARNETT Earlington Ky July 18 1899I Warden Lillard of the Frank ort penitentiary Monday fore a plot formed by nine of the most desperate convicts to kiltl several guards and liberate over 00 prisoners Tne leaders were J disarmed and securely locked up before the time set for attacking guardsCASTOR I AFor Infanta and Children The Kind You to Always Bwglit t Bears tho- Signaturoof U 4 2 Prohibition Convention The Prohibitionists of Kentucky will meet in mass convention at Louisville Aug ist and 2d to- Ominafe a State ticket Hon Samuel Dickie of Albion Mich nd chairman of the National Pro hibition Executive Committee will be present Reduced rates on all railroads have been secured ou le certificate plan The Willard hotel will be headquarters and convention will be held in Music Hall A banquet will be held at the Willard Tuesday evening Sour Stomach Is one of the tint symptoms of oming I Dlliout attack Cure It with a few dons Dr 10110 Slmmoni Liver Medicine Miss McDowell sings the best classical music Hear her Saturday evening at Assembly Hall the benefit of the colored peo ples reading room EAKEft I- irDoj ieiuriu 5rewt II Yells tDUt0r Unl You need nOt make a baby cap We can sell you a beauty cheaper than you can make one ST BERNARD STORE Subscribe for TUB BEE a- J 1FRflTeeth Thursday July aoth at Earlington Ky by Ne ville Bros the real Pain less Dentists of Sebrce Ky who come well rec tt ommended This is their fit visit and they will continue to make regular visits Teeth Extracted Free On first day to advertise our new awl painless method of extracting teeth known and used by us alone It is positively the greatest discovery of the Nineteenth Century All arc invited to call and be convinced Offde al Hotels UrN Days Only Eid1RgJil22 d DttfN INvTEE MINES Agitator Purcell who considertblmself boni leader of the laboring men of the lQ sjf again incur mlfit doing his ut BioiJ lo sow seedsotdlscord When a an- ia3tiia law of Hie city county orState AirtijcanilBg A disturbance ha Is at onel plednndcrrresi lriedand punish mjatjmpoied Why let a wolf In sheeps clothieg ioakaroand among the prosper ous and peaceful miners of our county do togBlinhq pqwer to turn brother against 9jttiif Jb raployedBgainst the employer J1bseailon to arise by circulation cffalsfi itiiemeati and not punish him tWrsfor Stringent laws covering suc- haasbouidbo enacted and such scoun drelstaugbt some wholesome lessons Araongihe delegates to the Lexington coaveationwai IL J Salmon soliciting eflj focfthe Crabtree COil Company and tie bowed bis true manbood by standing up for right agajnst wrong in the commit meeting of his district While to many people the office of city marshal is not anatlracliva one we bear Cooperahpr rftrjed fnch a place to the position be ke beJd and therefore made application or the Office Coal mining companies of WeslerDKen- tuclcyaredellgbled with the fine Specia- lCoatjUitloaof TUB BBS lately issued Thejffortof the walking delegates to or gantw alodge of U M Wat Mortons or SeplU Diamond mines has proved futile Tbopiiaers there know a He when they scitnoraatet bow they dressit up Mioerfottho State of Kentucky who lovBjOjSopporta ticket free from fraud or trickery can not help but give the Lexing ton1 Ilrsupport Unworthy of the notice of respectable rPp ar ora seems from reports at band is g tttpj Fred pitcher lwbo is not only a nUardf but in many respects a base creature ntteriy unfit to advise or lead any oWtinlMS It should ba the midnight as RijII A great bowl is now madeagalnsJudg- eZgLofthe Federal Court because be refuted to allow someten or more miners bo considered it their duty and privilege plopo far as was in their power the opwitioolof ra mine The Judge dished dul justice Jo them In such chunks that aey now j l couodCrII I Orerin Illinois they find tba arbitration aw sometimes useless Now comes word Jrra the tVirden district that the oal- iInerere1ussto arbitrate so if it is not 1 pperatgr who retuses to call upon the Arbiiration committee it is the miner and batweealhiBLboth the Jaw is often rca dered inoperative But very little change in the situation at Evanqvllle The operators still show a solidVfrohrandprefira bul down of tbelr fflincfjalOjti oJ edtbe dictates of the unscrupftlous labor leader who has not the welfafapf themlnerat heart but rather fiQdjjU ilo bo Jo bis interest to advpca- toMdkaobec1a1nakca show of earning bimoD yby being there as manager Cut Ijioal t4rj pay down to what be is actu- l1yvqrtbrftqdbO wpnld ba compelled to 1J Ihftbusjneis and go to work for a living SecreUryG C Alkinspn back from tt Lexakn convention which he at f adeas chairman of the Ilopkins county deU atiqa GeotgIsmtcb pleased wit- htherualt and iwojra now inclined to ihiaibatioleH Goebelpulb off the track- lswiAlotettiRepUt1Zcan Icllel tI iraIL Tbablgobotputlinginelectr5c haulage po erat lbarReinecke mines is now under h417flThqcost is verygrcat the work alonein the mlojw Gosling thousands of dollars Two heavy motors will be placed lnpositlon and Secretary Bailey is rush iogbe work to completion as fast as pos sibleTbe3arnsIey minew and the president and manager of the company have had a disagreement about wages and the result is that the miners have ceased to work and the mine is now shut down Acul in price ofboth the drivers sod mipers is the cause of the trouble The men in charge of the ilna claim that they are not justified tp paymore than ODO dollar and twentyfive Iceoll per1Ilo drivers nor more than two and pna fourth cnas per bpshel for mining and at other mines in this vicinity pay two and onehill cents per bushel for mining the men feel that a reduction in the prices is wrong and they will resist it President Atkinson of the St Bernard Coal Company is back from a visit and business trip East I It is said when the roll call was under headway at the Lexington Convention and Hopkins county was called Secretary At I kinson who acted as chairman mistook it for a contract for coal and arose and offered nut coal at such a price Of course Ceorge hid his mind on business instead of poli ticitA beautiful illustration of the freedom f accorded the members of the United Mine Workers cf Mublenberg county Jas Wood President was given at DICity and vicinity some days ago white man and one colored man were from Carbondale to hire men lo the mines Amongst other places seoli City was visited As soon as their was known viz to hire men to Carbondale a gang of these brave and honest lmloo workers waited upon two men and ordered them lo leave IbraoI and an escort accompanied them to city limits The visitors were so prompt to leave that these followers of President Wood concluded these wicked men from Carbondale who thought as citizens of Kentucky they bad the right of Visiting Central City and asking men to accept work and wages witbouf being molested must be punished for wanting lo be free men So they pursued and caught the IHlllsidoand drown the wickedness out of himIThese new disciples of Cbrtst 1 this man threw him into a pond and left him nearly dead lust why the white man was not seryed the same way can ba explained probably that there bad been enough fun for one day or as the order recognizes the white brother always at the expense of the col ored brother the offense 1 of the white man was condoned by simply driving him from Central City while the colored manor the same offense 0 was whipped and nearly drowned What brotherhood this order has Led by Wood Ditcher and Jones alias Purcell they shot down Kentucky colored men who chose to work in Evansville and whip and almost drown a colored man pf Central City because he asks men to work at Carbondale nat we must credit these brotherhood Christians of Central City withoneacta colored preacher was called To preach one Sugday at Central ICilY a short time ago Inignorance of the and regulations that control the col hisIclosely questioned intimidated scared al 1 most to death and finally permitted to preach and leave without a whipping GRDVE5C TASTELESS C H I LL TEINICISJoSYASCOOD FORADULT8 WARRANTED PRICE SO cts UtATiA ILIA NOT 19 WW Part Malic toe Co 81 Louli Mo Gentlemen Wo sold ius vest 00 boUIal 0OROVEIt TL8TELB88 QUILL LuO IDII hayt bought three KTDi already thli year la all out cx twricnca ot It the drat traitaeu ban never an article that gse nolTinal seals station II your route inure truly UnlErCUut AGO Lucile JiteI J W PRITOHETTPROPriIeTOR JAMES PRANOBWAY I CLRIERNEST OLAYTOR I One square from depot on Main Street nvt A MADISDNYICLB KY f V s4 S 1T Best service Choice table Full corps of experienced hotel help Wall PaperW- e J have some Choice Standard Patterns inWall PaperMjbbd Goods at R aso CIces Wl- IIrl wqt namble y hi 1 kecprsassveU as the highprtcecl Papers offered elsewKerefe H 0 J t f of d tLAsjitswwvev Beriiardleaerarstore I p Y 4 J75 4 ACTS GENTLY ON THE I KIDNEYSLIVERAND LEANSES THE 5VSTEM 4 EFFECTUALLY DISPaDS ES SEADAG t f E- OVERCOMES V- aiTJPAT10N4ITUAL1 TSHE1 GEr ErrEd5 ouy THE GtNUiNtMAHro ey I gpulULtrca ter AU iG41 nKi to ni MILL W A NISBB1 President 0 W WADDILL Ciihtir opkins c- tiBANK MADISONVILLE KY Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizen of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault la that section of Kentucky Cspltsl Stock PatS In Surplus Fund 160000 110000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to bush tb07koowmen wage earners and to women Theres safety if the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squan dering too It is easy to small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Co ompouft Prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist drugsfresh possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMBER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE 11EXPERIENOE TRADE MARKS 4 DCSIQNB COPYRIQHTIII Co Anyone lending a sketch and description may lalcklr ucsrUIn our opinion aa Invention ti problbly Communtc- lOnlltrlellrcoolldeutll lIIndbOOkOU Pstanti lent free Oldest l for secnringJtenU Petents tken through Stone co r y- eStkntiflc ipenel notice without in tao HiiierlcaH A nandiomeir tlln trate I weekly ITBtat cir culation of any rtentuo Journal Ternn t a earl onrmonttult tioldbyali e UNN COaoiBrosdwaY New York llrancb Offloo 626 V Bt Wuhlagton IX C THOS B YOUNG Mannfacinrerof 111gb Grade Boots and Shops Repair Work a Spiclallr Earltngton KyI generalpub141k network as welt as all classes of p I have procured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville and amjnpwlpre pared to do all work promptly on short noti All work teed to fit andfgive satisfactions frr4 A Coat of Many Colors Met the R I Josephh c But What Your House Requires l sii1 1 WI GQAlTSiofi orof fII v t lr 11 Ij j 10 jN De rM 11 III Prices Right Your Trade Solicited MIXED PAct NT8 J 0 q jQuality Unsurpassed A nf UIf r I 4 I d l 4 Str r ernEF I Drug Stoie d 1- Lrj1 i i r d7 T sjgfe State Platform i The Republicans of Kentucky inconvention assembled make trfejjollowing declarations of purpose and principles F1rtVe fiffirm that the existing elec lieiifaw In Kentucky enacted by a Demo cratlcGeneral Assembly in 1898 over the obJectIon ol our Republican Governor Is vlclooypartIan subversive of fairness a and bonestyt in election hostile to the principles pi free government removes safeguards which have heretofore pro tected and guaranteed the right of sot frage denies to our courts the power to protect voters in this Slate against the perpetration of rand at cltcilons com mite power to responsible Com missioners not chosen by or accountable to the people for their acts snct imperils the sacredness efficiency and power of the ballot We therefore set forth as the it sue before the people of this State the re peal of ibis revolutionary law and the Republican party pledges itself to Us repeal c and to the restoration of the system under which tree and fair elections have heretofore been the rule In Kentucky We cite the election law the peniten tiary bill the McCbord railway bill and many other measures introduced and at tempted to be passed by the last Legisla lure of Kentucky as proof of the type of legislation to which the people of the State will be subjected should the Democratic party come into power under its present leadership legislation alike hostile to political honesty and and to the material prosperity andadvance of our CommonwealthIt the freemen of the Com monwealth who value official honesty and fair elections above the temporary suc cess of party to join with it in tbe reo establishment of free suffrage and local i selfgovernment Second We most heartily approve the administration of Gov Bradley As an executive be has been faithful in main q taming law and order in securing protec lion to personal property and diligent and forceful in advising wise legislation and in preventing as far as possible by the veto power the enactment of legislation harmful to the highest interests of this Commonwealth We heartily commend the conduct and official work of our other State officers elected in 1895 This first I Republican administration in Kentucky his faithfully executed the laws The Re publicans of Kentucky go before the peo pIe in 1899 asking continuance of power upon the record made since 1896 in every department of the Stale administration Thiid We congratulate ibe Republi cans of Kentucky ibal they have a repre CoogresVI ator W j Oeboe anJ of the Republican members from Kentucky in the lower bouse110urtbWe pledge the Republican party of Kentucky to Ibe enactment of all such laws as may bs necessary to prevent trusts pools combinations or other or ganizitions from combining to depreciate below its real value any article or to en hance Ibe cost of any article or to reduce the proper emoluments of labor We congratulate the Republican party that existing Federal legislation for the f luppreiuon tf harmful trusts pools and combinations is the work of a Republican Congress performed during the adminis tration of a Republican President and we congratulate the country that in the sup pression of injurious combinations Repub lican legislation has bad in tbl past as il will have in the future due regard for the Interests of legitimate business the purposes of such legislation being the remedy for wrong and not embarrassment to in dustry enterprise or thrift Fifth We believe in popular education and the fostering and improvement of our public school system and we favor a just V and tquitable law by which the cost of books shall be reduced to the lowest price consistent with due regard for ibeir merit Out we are opposed to the school book law passed last year by the lower House of the Legislature because under Its provisions desired relief will not be secured A more complete monoply will be established 5 In furtherance of the material welfare of the State and of satisfactory relationships between labor and capital we favor the establishment of a State Board of Arbitra tion and Its endowment with power for the settlement of differences between these important amendments in commerce and manufacture as has been demonstrated by the experience of other States to the wise We favor the adoption of a liberal and progressive policy affecting the care of lo cal highways and declare good roads to be essential in any intelligent effort to be made for the improvement of business conditions in this State We indorse without reserve the admin- Istration of President McKinley and con 1ratuIate the American people upon the of prosperity and happiness re suiting from the wisdom and patriotism which be has brought to the discharge off bis public duties We declare our confidence in the policies adopted and the measures taken byS the President to restore order and to es tablish progressive governments in Cub Porto Rico and the Philippines and we 1 pledge him our continuous support until these objects are fully attained SixthWe reaffirm our adherence to principles and to policies proclaimed by the last National Republlcau Convt juan except as to the civil service We regard it as settled beyond dispute that the maintenance of a sound currency through Republican administration and legislation it the foundation upon which rests the most remarkable pericd of in dustrial progress commercial activity acd general prosperity within the txperlenco of the people of the United States We commend the present amendrnt of civilservice rules by lbs President and declare our belief that further modifica tlons of existing civilservice legislation may be mde with advantage to Ibe public serviceLOCOMOTIVEBLASTS Master of Trains Devney spent last Sunday at Eva svllle Chief Dspatcber Sheridan spends some time now out on the road looking after telegraph and other Interests ot the rail road company The bard work Supervisor Sullivan has been called upon to do tbe last few months is beginning to show on him and he badly needs a few weeks rest Operator C J Martin is now at work in the dispatchers office as copyist and a fine one be does make James Cravens is hero now as night operator at the depot Supervisor Sullivan has Just completed an extension of the business track at Kelly The section house at Kellys was lately struck by lightning but little damage was doneIf you want to make Agent Martin of Sebree fighting mad call him Goebel Supt Martin and other officials were at Earliogton a day or so last week looking after the improvements being made there Conductor Throckmorlon who Las been selected as a candidate on the Lexington ticket is well known by several of Ibe men on the Henderson division and the boys are much enthused over his selection and hope to see him elected The charge has not yet been made that the L oil N ran the Republican conven lIon at Lexington or attempted to do the same The fact in that all the men who offered for offices there were persons who believe thoroughly in the Republican doc trine to lend aid and in every way buildup the industries of our State and therefore there could be no opposition to them by corporations who invest their capital for that purpose awellaa fair profit on their investment Railroad companies are like individuals thijr naturally fight those who try to knife their interests without the least respect for their feeling Dispatcher Griffin has been quite sick for a few days He was threatened with an attack ot fever but strong remedies were used and gave hIm relief The Courier Journal not only objects to a railroad man being allowed to vote but thinks a railroad conductor has no right to vote Louisville Post The many thousand dollars distributed among the employes of the L N this week as their earnings for last month shows that good business was done by that road Hearin News Levi Absbtre i well known young man living in the Sageracket vicinity died last week with spinal meningitis after a weeks illnessMr James Hampton has recently moved to Ibisplace from Graves county Tbe hum of the Wind stacker threshing machine can be heard in nearly all parts of tbis county Wheat threshing bard workand nice dinners is the result Dr Charles Owen a man who voted for Capt W j Stone in tbo Democratic con vention nt Dixon says that Goebels nomi nation is a disgrace to the party and says that he was a Pratt man but will vote for the Republican nominee There are just lots of men in this locality talking like Mr OwenMessrs R H Ku ken Jail arid W W Wallace had a quarrel last week which resulted in a scrap The decision of the HearinFreer case has reacbed here The latter sned the former for 1200 and recovered 15 Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be Good Man WANTEDA represent a large Tea Coffee and Spice Firm in this section Address N B care A E Walesby Advertising Agent Louisville Kentucky 1 OBWORK Will receive prompt atten tion at this office Estimates furnished upon application 4 RIng out uell ItSlllIa the 8IW Rlaiht 1M taJ R1agtketriw We bring to MM oewaad true from the piney forests of Norway t DR BELLS PineTarHoney PositiveCureof the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are exhila Ithecause theroIISOLD JBY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottle OLioo and 100 Simup I AM 4 88LRP-I VCANS CXLDuu Devernwd E SURE YOU GEi utf nsoedr rIIIW HoeTar I nRtqalcU weUuNaadJXldll dpelluaDenCreIId 1C1DIk Pr IIWPINTIrINq rXJLAIJI I r 1k 1lt- T J i THE SUNDAY SCHOOL f H e 1fLESSON IV THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JULY 23 5 i Text of the 1 cumin Dun v 1731 Memory Vcrum 21uSGolden Text 1e Isxr Commentary Prepared by the Tier D Tit Stcnrnx Copyright iSO by D M Stearns 17 Let thy gifts bo to thyaolf and giro thy rewards to another yet I will read the writing unto tho kIng and mako known to him tho Interpretation 1I Thus ppako Daniel to Bclehazznr when brought in tb read and interpret tho handwriting on the wall For the third tho tfLBO men of Babylon had failed to understand tho ttilngs of God In chapter II thor could not tell the dream In chapter Iv they could not interpret n dream when they heard it and now they fall either to road or Interpret four words plainly written on tho wall beforo thorn verso 8 Theso throo Instances fully demonstrate tho utter inability of tho wisdom of this world to understand tho things of God How much a chair ia needed to teach our students how to depend upon tho Holy Spirit I BlgbOodkingdom and mnjosty qnd glory and hon or Then ho wars to its worldwide character and tho power of tho king Tho great thing to bo noted in these tvyovcrsqs Is that all this kingdom nod glory was tho gift of God Tho king did not obtain it by nnypowcr that ho hadOno of tho great truths which God sought to impress upon Israel was that all their power and wealth was not gotten by their hand but that Ho had glen it to them Deut Till 17 18ioompare I Citron xxIx 11 IS his heart was llltedup and his mind hardened in pride ho was deposed from his kingly throne and they took his glory from him II Tho story of his humiliation is fully recorded In his epistle to nil the world found in chapter iv IIo was faithfully warned by Daniel as Gods messenger and had a wholo year given him in which to profit by tho warning but ho failed to lay it to heart and the chastening camo upon him 01 Till ho know that tho Most High God ruled in tho kingdom of men nnd that Ho nppolnteth over Itvrhomsocrcr Ho will Tho namo Most High God ia first used in Gen xlv 18 10 In connec tion with this other title Tho Possessor of Heaven nnd Earth As such ITo has perfect right to do what Ho will with His own nnd this Nebuchadnezzar learned as he states in his epistle Ho docth accord- Ing to Ills will in tho army of heaven and among tho inhabitants of the earth and none can stay Ills hand or say unto Him What docst Thou chapter Iv 85 compare Ps CXITV 0 Ixrv 0 7 DBIIAnd thou his son 0 Bclshozzar host not humbled thine heart though thou knowost all this Amon and Zcdo klah are mentioned among the kings as thosowho humbled not themselves though they knew they ought to II Chron xxxlil 23 xzxvl 12 Tho Spirit says by James that God rcslstcth tho proud but giveth graco unto the humblo JilL Iv 6 and in Provo xxix 23II A mans pride shall bring him low but honor hall uphold tho hum bio in spirit 23 Tho God In whoso hand thy breath Is and whoso are all thy ways hast thou not glorified How apt wo are to forget thntin Him wo lira and move andhnvo our being Acts xvII 281 that it Is not in man that walkcth to direct his steps a mans heart dcviscth his way but tho Lord illrcctcth his steps Jer x 23 Prey xvi 0 So wo go on not considering that tho life God gives and tho unceasing care day and night from the beginning of our existence are intended to lead us to Him self that wo may know Him 2420 II This Is tho interpretation of tho thykingdomwholo hand that was seen writing those words but part of a hand only tho fingers verses 6 21 Sometimes God causes a mesSenger Ing to His will and always with a reason Groat things docth Ho which wo cannot comprehend Ezek xiv 23 Jobzxxril If wo aro wholly His Ho will perfect that which conccrncth us 27 TEKEL thou art weighed in tho balances and found wanting The lord is a God of knowledge and by Him no tions aro weighed All tho ways of a man aro clean In his own eyes but tim lord welgheth tho spirits I Sam II 8 Prey xvi 2 Job desired to bo weighed In an even balance butwhile men of low degree are vanity men of high degree are a lie to nItogetherlighter9 28 PERES thy kingdom is divided and given to the Medea and Persians In the first year of Belshazzar Daniel saw in tho vision of wild beasts that which fto bnchadnczzar had seen in the vision of tho great Imago tho succession of kingdoms Babylonian McdoPcrslan Grecian and Roman then the kingdom without end Tho differences in tho visions ore at least suggestive of this fact that to a man of tho world like tho king of Babylon power is something precious as gold or silver but to n man of God waiting for tho king dom of God tho present governments of earth are like devouring wild beasts 29 They clothed Daniel with scarlet and put a chain of gold about his neck and made a proclamation concerning him that ho should bo tho hlrdruler in the kingdom Thus ho Is again honored before men because he honored God As It is written If any man servo Mobbu will My Father honor John xiI 20ndagain Them that honor Mo I will hon or I Sam II SO All earthly honors are very fleeting and Daniel sought them not Ho sought the honor that cometh from God only John v 44 80HIn that night was Bolshazzar the king of tho Chaldeans slain II And what of his soul tho person tho ono who in that body now dead had spent his last night on earth at drunken God defying feast Mo think of tho words Thou fool This night thy soul shall be required of thee and of tho rich man who when ho died lifted up his eyes in torment Luke xII 20 xvi 23 Poor indeed is he who has a kingdom but no Saviour 81 And Darius tho Median took the kingdom being about threescore and two years old It was in tho first year of Darius that Daniel understanding by cssptivfly and supplication for his people with fast ing and sackcloth and ashes Dan ix 18 and to him It was revealed by Gabriel that after 483 years moro of Jewish history tho Messiah would conic and bo cut off with out bringing tho kingdom but that after another seven years of Jewish history for which seven wo still wait there will bo an end of their sins nud they will become a righteous nation forever Try to Forget Them It is uuwiso to brood over our past sins Wo should try to forget thorn To recoil thorn certainly does not develop goodness It rather has tho opposite ef feet Tho thought of them dampens out ardor makes us timid and distrustful of ourselves When wo have repented of ovll and asked our Father to forgive us wo should dismiss the thought of it shut it out lot it have no place in our mimic Let the deed past bury its dead Wo must bl busy with that which ia new and Hvlabj By pure thoughts no blo purposes good works we must crowd evil out of on lives God will help UH to forgot tbo wrong wo onco did WPuliyiiSVJth Him Wo must wo- rkwithikroduce that blessed ob livion ioihp past both by rotating reso Intel to harbor tho thought of old sins and by filling our lives with nil that pleases Him Blessed is tho man who cultivates tho forgetting of ovilLu theran Observer I Bert IfGMWi1i15aUZPLUse time Sold brdrunrlits CONSUMPTION 1 r r i HStfl4lifl9ltif 1 1e mlthhI d N 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED I COKEIGeneral Office Earlington 14 Kentucky I I BrFlrtch Officesr JAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway KentuckvIMain and PodocalI a S A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind J Wlaoleeale Agente HUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto Building St Luis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago lit f- I THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL S For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles 1 Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET 1 + I BRUSHED BOKE FOR BJ8E BURNERS AND FURNflBES IWhybuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One 2 ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as V one ton of the best Anthracite Coal t ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY h44444 I I I I4Coal at Paris Exposition The United Suits Is fast approaching first place in the production of coal and it is desirable that proper foreign recognition of this fact be optained and also that the extent of our resources and the quality of our coal be made known- I have been requested by F J V Skiff Director of the Department of Mines and Metallurgy to the Paris Exposition of 1930 to take advisory supervision of the collec tion of Peat Lignite Bituminous Coal Anthracite Coal Cqal Dust and Cpm pressed Coal Coke to be arrangedand displayed under his Instructions as Direc tor of Group XI In furtherance of the interests of the American coal trade thereat samples of the above are solicited acd where practicable analysis thereof This exhibit will be prominent in the United States Department and will be arranged In handsome glass cases furnished by the Government having a counter about a feet deep bY4 wide and with shelves above 8 inches wide These cases will stand 7 feet high and will be 4 feet in length each Necessarily no large samples can be accommodated in such an exhibit and it is preferable that small cubes of about four pounds weight should be sent The place where found or mined the thickness of the seam the analysis of the coal are particularly asked for This in formation will be affixed to the object by employes of the Commission in a manner that will attract attention and will be uniform in character throughout the dis playViews of collieries works shipping are rangements steam colliers barges ito would also be acceptable These should be unframed for proper handling Coke samples should show name and seam of coal made from yield per ton of coal analysis of coke Anthracite may be treated generally giving dimensions of sizes madescreens passed through It will be impossible to have many displays of the various sizes A catalogue of the exhibit will also be issued and available for reference and die tribution so that visitors may have some knowledge of our coal resources General facts figures and Information germane to the subject also solicited for Incorporation in report of the Commission Prompt attention is desirable In order to achieve proper classification Intending exhibitors upon communicat lug with the undersigned at 45 Park Row New York will receive full shipping di rections as officially formulated by the CommissionThere be no other exhibit either individually or collectively of the items named in the second paragraph FRED E SAWARO In Coal Trade Journal Increased Earnings for June The six months ending June 30 wasa period of large vnd general improvement In railroad earnings all over the country and the month of June was by far the best of the whole series The compilations of the Financial Chronicle show a gain In the roads reporting for June 123 lines cover ing 98066 mile of 3988008 or 1405 percent Both in ratio and amount the exhibit Is the btst monthly statement for over a year past The Milwaukee and St Paul has an increase of 1649657 and the Noitliern Pacific an increase of 409810 the New York Central 560084 the Mis souri Pacific 253 218 increase and the Texas Pacific 137705 increase wnlle the Southern roads tbeFLcuisvil6 and Nashville reports 352125 gain and fbe Southern Railway 276940 gain The Norfolk and Western has added 211195 to Its revenues equal to nearly 33 per cent while the Mobile and Ohio has enlarged Its earnings 107024 or over onethird Such uniform improvement suggests a common cause outside the grain movement to explain it The cause is found In the activity and prosperity of trade all over the Untied I t S I i States the activity is most pronounced in the iron and coal district and Southern roads running through or connecting with those districts In that part of the country find themselves particularly favored on that account The passenger traffic is also increasing from the same cause The Nortbern Pacific reports no less than 178 430 gain id Its passenger earnings the Soo road a gain of 18958 in the same department the Cleveland Cincinatl Cbl cage and St Louis 19863 etc Returns for te full six months from 122 roads operating 100877 miles show an in create of 17866668 In addition the figures of xtynine roads which have as yet reported lor only the five months to May 3r and operating 61626 miles have 12372746 increase Combining the two there are reurns from 191 roads operating 162503 miles with an improvement over the results of last year compiled in Ibe same way of 30239 414 Based on these figures and making allowance for the miss ing roads and for the missing month the improvement for the six months for the whole United States may be placed at IS 003000 to 40000000 Mannington Notes Great preparations are being made for the picnic lo be given here on tho 22nd The Mortons Gap string bud will furnish music and everything will be done to make it adiy of eojjyraeni so come out and bring OUt friends Oibo Price while playing a game of baseball Sunday at Empire bad the mis fortune to get his arm broken C M Parker Spent Monday in Kirling too Miss Belle Parkers school commenced last Monday with a large attendance Miss Mary Wilson of Louisville is visiting in this vicinity Dont forget our picnic on the 22nd Come out and spend a day of pleasure BumEvas HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature lieroelf rIu1 J i tin early parba a4prJuiM luKoiuifVuilitt ei i1 flhesauat1gt- he ilb r i u VioiiUi to this lbs most delightful tf all vptlnij time and how do TypbokiFeveras It It an Indication of iclIl avoid this nothlegCallDr Carlitcdts German Liver Powder Take daYllbedfollowTonic followlull the directions and after two week course of these two great remedies you prlnllPreparewhen the atmosphere perms necessary an your system rarjiryoo repeat above These Remedies lo itocll lad sold by Si Bernard Drug Slots Mrs N E Chattcn of Cincin nati is visiting her son Dr E A Chat tutu Money lo pitrni good ilea may be see cured by our aid Address THE IArfcNT RECORD Baltimore MdILebanon Law School LEBANON TENN Ten Thousand Pages ol Living Law Really a Two Yearb Course Accomplished in ONE YEAR With Diploma and License REVIEWED Another year free of Charge Address N GREEN CHANCELLOR Next Term September 4 1890 Hanson News Tbe Mistes Lovelace of Madisonville are vitttiag relatives in danson Q Miss Ora Slaton ol Union county who has been visiting relatives here returned horns Tuesday Harry Weir of Lebanon Tenn Is here in the interest of Lebanon Female College- J I V Ajhby Spa have sold their gro 1 cery to Claud Slaton formerly of Sturgis Miss Minnie Aibby of this place IlIa Crofton the guest of Rev WVO Rickard and family Some of the lads and lau sof this place talk of picnicing on Pond river one day this week 9ur Eeleted iiens perlalalnlGao AUXAIIDIB Btrltniton Kr 7 Let colored preachers beware of calls to Central City The Gospel of the colored man must be preached according to the rules and regulations of the United Mine Workers white else the preacher bad best stay away Why did the black man from Carbondale get whipped for asking men at Central City to work at his mine when the white man who was with him was let go free This must be a good or der that call all members brother but whips and almost drowns the colored man and lets off the white man Why dont all you colored men Ret Into this order as quick as possibleand get licked and shot for being honest men Mr George Miller and Miss Mollie Lowery will be married at Madisonville tonightA time is expected at Morton Gap at the District Conference to be held there this week Miss Florence Warders U spending the week with Miss Petty Will Killebrew has a fine girl at his house Rev G M Fischer begins his camp meeting here July aC Everybody Is In vited to come and help In It Why are some people so bard to please lames Oflult has gone to Evansville to work in the mines there When you have news bring It il ia and dont say so many hard things about a fel low Mr George Hill has opened an Ice cream parlor and restaurant Everybody invited Sweet music appeals to the soul draws out llssweelesl harmonies and lightens many burdens If you go to Assembly Hall Saturday evening July 22 you may bear a great musical treat Ai the music II of a rerjr classical nature the singer ot the evening will have lo take a short rest after each selection Messrs William Killebrew Ed Todd Rev J E Bailey Misses Lottie Gatewood and Hattie Os bnrn have consented to give her short rests Miss Hawkins who is at homo at the piano and Miss Huttle Oibnrn who is becoming a favorite will act as accom panists The following Is the program Music Organ Voluntary Miss Hawk insDivine Appeal Rev J B Bailey Solo Thinking Miss McDowell Hobson1 Kiss Mr Wm Killtbrew Music Assapatando Miss McDowell Curfew Miss Gatewood SoloLenora Miss McDowell Music Personified Mr Killebrew TrloSweet Birds Organ Cornet and Vocal Solo Miss Oiburn Mr Porter and Miss Calewood SoloBlao Galilee loUts McDowell ibeCall of lbs Colors Mr Killebrew Solo Robert O Robert Miss Mc DowellHarp of a Thousand Strings Mist Gatewood SoloTbe Best Sweetheart Miss McDowell Duet Flitting Away Miss Galewood and Mr Killebrew SoloWho fs at my Window Mist McDowellFarwell Broder Watkins Ah Miss GatewoodRemarks by Pres Tod- dSoloZtoonbeams Mite McDowell Good Nipbl Proceed for Junior Reading Room Cut out this program and take it to the Assembly Hall with you A BOON TO MANKIND DR TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE pIIrrLLDE CURE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TuBES BY MAIL 76 CENTS BOTTLES 60 CENTS JAMES F BALLARD SUe Pr lefM 3W NKlli Mall SfrlefST LWIISIM I exington Horse ShOW fair and Car ival August 89 10 II 12 1899 25000 Given Away in Purses and rcifliums Amusement Features Unexcelled i DIVING ELKS G GUIDELESS WONPERG DIVING HORSES HIGH BICYCLE DIVE Th EarthCNations Catalogues Blanks EtcE W SHAN KLI NjSjJc Lexington Ky f t excursion Rates on All RailroadsIa Fef ft ft A THROUGH VtSTlBULED ITRAINS NASHVILLE tTeCHlrAG PINMBUIET RNBIUUt p In l 1CARS mon wORIWiS i1 x1 PiEff IESc lJgffJ1II GiA VAHVIJtIND NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGAJSAND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Uetween Nashville and Chattanooga Alabama Augusta Macon Knox ville Asbeville Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Portsmouth Jackson Memphis Little Rock Texcrkana Sherman Waco Dallas and Port Worth I 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