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I a L 4 i 4 a 1t frf f t J I I E pt 1 I18 v TENTH YEAR iJi Iit HOPKINS COUNTY THURSD A 131899W Q 3NO31 4 t f r 1 1- I I r i J 11 r 1 r1 q t i fL W Iii Cleveland and HvansVlll S Cleveland Ijke Evansvjlle has a Dilchorwho is superior and abovo all law Tho Cleveland mayor resents the upstart while the Evansvillo mayor bows his head in humble submission to the demand and orders of a brazen coward While the Evansville Ditcher and his gang shoot men down in the night because they will work without his permission the Cleveland Ditcher and hi ng blow upwith dynamite troaey cars loaded with people going to their homes from daily toil be cause they ride orTci ra without his permission Docfort are ordered not to attend sick child en because the parents are scabs in the cs- t iUitio of the Cleveland Dilcher Drug stores arc not permitted to sell medicine to sick men until b- Clevelana 1 i thug is satiefied the nick are union1 Merchants approach- in fear and trembling with their hatsin their hands and ask to be allowed to sell goods and promise- to sell only to customers satisfac- toryi to this creature And this kind of unionism is the aim and object of certain organizations w1j bLcuithe iima t 1t o erhood and arc tyrants worse 41 than Rome ever saw under Nero Take notice you Dilcli rs of Cleveland and The people will presently get tired of bru tes thai the law seems powerless to reach then a rope and a lamppost will clean up the earth quickly Medical Education In Kentucky OrVicE OF STATE BOARD or HEALTH BOWLING GREEN KY Aug i The State Board of Health of Kentucky gives notice to all con cerned that it will hereafter refuse to recognize as a basis for certifi cates to practice medicine di plomas Irom any medical college which does not iagood faith comply with the requirements of the American Medical College As sociatton the American Institute i of Homeopathy and the American Elcctjc Medical Association re j spectively bofh as to preliminary education and lour years course of study This means that no school that graduates three year students will be recognized in this State hereafter c The Bpard provided an exami year graduates of the present year as many of the students had attended such schools in ignorance of its advancrd requirements but found this course unsatisfactory a large per cent of the examinations indicating in complete preliminary education as well as imperfect medical training This standard for the State of Kentucky was triad and promulgated in in 1891tO take effect this year biitjs again published that schools patronized by Ken tucky students and future gradui ates expecting to practice here may fully require linents Very respectfully J N McCbRMACK Sec I A friend of I Tin BEE brought in the oflice one day last week two a little out of the ordinary The first was a large hickory twig iound in the forests near Earling vton by Mr Bud Long It was jcovered with young buds asin early springtime while the first leaves Awere dried and withered as in autumn and had mostly fallen away IIt seems that the whole tree had grown tired of its old apparel and decided to don a new summer dress The second was a glow j worm of unusual glowing propen 1 ities which was found by Mr Tom Warren and snugly ensconced in a small bottle where it has thrivedand glowed for about three weeks with decayed wood as its only diet The Turtle Industry From the I Soft shell turtles that hereto fore have ben considered nu1I sauces and altogether unpalatable fln this neck of the woods are now caught by the thousands by our local fishermen and shipped to Louisville where they bring fou- rZ4 cmihal ithe demand keeps up this will become a thriving industry t S j tliTr nCr8 as becomes a grandmother at the ripe pld age dl i1 montsir1 SubscriKifoVTHkTBii A lR1 8ER13U8 M llfR t19 The Outbreak of Yellow Fever ul tbe National Soldira Home at Hampton Va- six DAIIS ARE riiiis ftR r CORD The Condition Serlouu LIN Thore Hove llrcn 3lnny Visitor ntIaa Honit anil the Conlaitlun llnnhtl More Wlilenjircail than A lrcieni Wiifhlngton Aug i 3urgeonQen cral Sternberg has received the follow Ing from IJeutCol DeWitt at Fort Monroe regarding thooutbreukil of yfllow teveiatthe Soldiers home at Hampton FaIr A Ofllclal ntorfojFort Monroe Va July 31 Surgeon Qnieral U iS A WuMhltigtnn At four oclock yesterday Surgeon ljet lui United States marine hospital crtlut quuriintlne olflcer olllclally tilled that yellow fever wan utJlla tirnal soldiers home Hampton 34 cure with six deaths Thy commanding oflicer tOok Iramc dlitc measures for qunruntlnc Surgeon Pettus states that the sur geon general ofjthe marine v hospital rrvlct was notified ycsterday hftev neon DE WITT Burgeon The Condition Berlou f- AdjtQcn Corbln und Moj Johnston nctlstant adjutant general erIttrurt Monroe Sunday and were presaut ivhen Surgeon Pvttus made hlreport to LleutCol DeWitt rctrnrdlug the outbreak of yellow fever at the sol Ultrt home Oen Corbliitayn that from all accounts there Is little doubt that the conditions are tierloim und lli ere is no telling how far the Infection may hare reached There Is a trolley road along the beach for odls tance of more than six miles uudex uursion Prtllshuve been coming to Old Point and adjacent places and have token the trolley to Newport News nnu to the soldiers home v ORe Theory of hecaue Ocn Corbin says that one theery of tle WilY In which fever Inlgl kaVe been brought to the home in Owtfoiie of the soldiers recently vUltedlpBan lingo He returned some tiuio itice suiTcrlng with what the pliyiilcteni thought to be dengue It nocms It was not until the Inmates of the home be ga i to die that the disease was dis covered to be yellow fever to Que llon About use blncii c Oen Corbln says these Is not the least question about the character of the disease physicians who were pres ent at the post mortem on some of tho rlctims declaring that yellow fever WJB surely present p According to advices received at the war department there have been n total of 40 cases six of whom have died lloipllnl UOIcers Astounded 1 The marine hospital Offlccra ore ms tcnlthed at the presence of yelloW faTep Jaihat locality The lost epl leak of thedberrd at Norfolk Ui IHS bavinffbeen brought into forton the steamer BeaFrankllnbn June 7 of that year and In the epi jcmic which followed there were 1807 dtnths I taetHeuort Prom the lIme Norfolk Va Ag 1A message from Coy Woodfin of the soldiers home nt Hampton says that there have Veen three death from yellow ftvei since Sunday and 30 cases ire now under treatment Expert qjur Icons and Immune nurses are n stalled and rigid tlonc are enforced He does not tlJnk the disease will spread beyond the tome The most plausible theory of the Introduction of the dlseIl8e is thnt the germs were imported on the that brought sick soldiers frcm SantiagoIug com inUilnncrk of Cook county oiTrrcd u reVard of 500 for tIe turo nnd return to this city of iaiiel Coughlln wanted for alleged jury bribing Coughlln was once sentenced to the penitentiary for life fort tbe murder of Dr Croak and wa ac- quitedon IVolunteer IteirluieutaKIUlnii fp- Wahlngton Aug IThe OBllst mcntb Sunday for the volunteers were 47ft making a tOtal of TSflrjlC Pvttits regiment the Thlrt rflhaoj- 1Ot jtlu ton shortittheiull qotn- The nextislCol oarI1Jcrtileug 1 sP41 to the News from White Cloud Mlchl says A threshing machine bolltex ploded near Dig Prairie Charles Ilaight Alpha Halght Charles Crab tree Qeorgf Overly Cecil Pries IudRaymond Howe were killed IKnoxvl11cQtll duel took place across the Hoe in tetcher cqnnty Ky Wm Smuliwood killed his uncle ClelUud Bmalljvpod and the younger man was fatally wounded bj hla uncle ns th5 re suit of an old quarrel Inell Tell Capt Green Seattle j Wash Aug 1Copta Jo seph Cpghlan who arrived from the east yesterday has assumed change ot the llremerton naval r lcv Ing Capt lreenJDdWnahlngton Cute Chase Sprague died at Edgewood her country home near this city DrWK Nisbet and Mr J H LaU on of St Charles vere tong our callers yesterday s a1 ITEflien re turned Saturday from a visit o several weeks to relatives iniWar rea ceunty v I qC8Jsaatlsm and Spree Pricef 26 cents Sold by St Baraard prng Store PUBLIC PBT SlATJiHKNT An lucreniia Slioirn lu the Debt fiti- tlic Month of Julr of Orel- Ilve bullion Dollars tti 2 Tlirfmonlhlj stntrment of the public debt ISSIIM at the treasury yesterday hovf llii at the close of bjiclncss July Jfli1 till debt 18B cash fn Uie trehmiry amounted to l1015S707l nn in crease fOr the month or fl2ortiJ This IncreaM Is accounted for by corresponding decrease In the niniiin of cash on hand The debt H recupit uIn ted as follows 3O47fldebLt1l 740 debt b arlilg iic InUTCst Sa81O7a28 Total 141 1 lS a This amount however iloen fin elude Jfi5 l4S03 in certlllcntid nnc t U t rnftt ni1tnk frh fl- i6ftsetbynii Equal amount of canii II the treo i 1 1 The cash Intho treasury Is clnstlilcd on followa Gold 277848322 xllvei 45544607noldB bank de posHbrles disbursing Offlcets l11 nnccs fto 78040117 Making tbtnl of OoqbtJ810 ngainst which there are demand lia bilities outstanding amounting to 034108043 leaving allet cash hal ance on hand of I274SI4107 I HE FOUGHT HIS LAST BATTLE death of BrlarOeh Nelson Coin n Onllnnt Soldier of Two Wars nt St LOUIS St Louis Aug S Irig0en Nelso- llCoea hero of two wars died at hits home No 4727 Wuverly place Monday afternoon at315 oclock nfter an ill nrsH which began at Charleston BV last winter resulting from camp life II made a gallant fight for life He wis unconscious since Krliiay HU vitality was wonderful uiTd fi waJ characteristic of the man that in his delirium he oftellaniJlor am going to get well and clear out the Philippine of rebels BUBONIC PLAGUE IH POONAB IfPJftrBU from the IUuup inthe Iuounh mule District Itombay AuiA Pooiiah capital of the district of that name in thin plesidcncy there have been SO cases of plague and SO deaths from thin dis ease in 58 hours lit the cantonment In this city 31 canes of tha p1gcand SqveraifreshEuropeans The mcteordlbglcnl condi Lions indicate the close df the monsoon and the prospecU areToimlnbus X Dauiasluir Storm Omaha Neb Aug 2A Kpeclill to the nee from Creighton Neb says l A heavy wind and rain storm vUIteil this section of the state Mpnday night lad did considerable damage On and a half Inches of rain fell in n short time Corn and uncut grain was knocked flat over a considerable extent of territory and several billld ings were demolished Faneral of lrnJ DlRjrlec- Ilotton Aug ITbe funeral serv ices over the remains of Mnj Arthui Jiggles of the Thirteenth Minnesota regiment who tiled in Manila were simplicitybat ihi residence of the majors broth erinlaw John W MctntOHh in Ilrool iltic yesterday The interment was at Forest lUlls Paneral of Adolph L LnetMert Clilcago July 31 Thousands of persons attended yesterday the funeral of Adolph L Luctgcrt the wifemur derer who died at theJoliet peniten tiary Prominent in the group about lie bier ct the North vest Turner lull were Luctgertv three children near u floral pillow the inscription Our Fathers WordaI nm Innocent1 Xebritika nculinent Losses San Francisco Aug IThe ffe biaskn Tcglincnt just returned from the Philippinesaccording to Col Mul forth lost iby death from gunshot ivourds accidents and disease 62 meri Including sick and wounded who are recovering the regiment dropped 204 men Twentyfive men remained be hind to engage In business and one re enlisted To Escort Dewey Washington Aug iAout thin be ginning of September the North At lantic squadron under ItearAdmlrnl Bampion will rendezvous at Newport It I where coal nd provisions will ba taken on board for the voyage a lOll the Atlantic to meet Admiral eweyUll escort him back to New Yotk OklahoiuaB lug Harvest Outhrle Oklrf July 30Au era of prosper ty has come to the farmers of OklahOma Of altthuyears the harr esc this year wilt be the most bounti fill In the wheat sections the yield per acre will be from 20 to 30 bushels per acre and the yield fpr the whole territory will not be less than 30000 300 American Hurled at Trieste- Trieste July olsaao BasIc a sea mlll of tlll UjiltcdStates crusler Olym pi filo tubcrouloslSfWas burled In his Lutheran cemetery here Friday The burial was attended by dbmpanfes of Austrian and American marines Admiral Dewey who attended the fu nerpl sent u wreath- hanged by a Mo1 Oeorgiat AJIhJ Aujf Solomoa JulIea negro yaa hanged by u mou hear Forest this for attempt Ihff to assaulia yOingvbtt e woman RemeWbertheifitstvday I of the Fair is free forold people ovtr sev enNostate y u1ageat the gate and the gotlemanly keepers vyill pass you through A cordial invitation to the old and young people is ex tended c 7ta ee 1tlie Great Hopkiii County Fair in this issue THE DEWEYHOME A Statement From the Committee Appointed to Handle the Matter SUBSCRIBERS SHOULD ACT PROMPILY A Home Will be Purchased lint Whether It Shall be a Cheap Af fair or One Worthy of the Gal hint Admiral Deliends Upon the American People Washington July 29The secretary of the Dewey Home fund requests tim publication of the following state meat A Home VIII lie IJonitht There can no longer be any doubt as to whether a home wilt be pur chased by popular nupscription for Admiral George Dewey At n meeting of the National Dewey Home Fund committee it was found that thin nil gregate amount of cash actually re ceived by Treasurer Roberts Is 10 fOOt from a total of over 23000 Hub icrlbors One hunderd and three sub icrlbers gave 10000 The statement was made that the 5000 prcmlued wme time sincu by the New York Journal would be Iy bringing the grand aggregate up to 31700 The committee agreed to lose the subscriptions before the ar rival of Admiral Dewey in New York September 30 and then to proceed iffer consultation with the admiral in to the locution etc to purchase the home with whatever funds they Juay it that time hoe in hand A Matter of Amount We will purchase the home if not mother dollar is received so that the question now Is whether the patriotic and generous people of the country will permit the purchase of a home at the nations capital for the hero of Ma nila with twenty or thirty thousand iollors mythic committee In making their last appeal Therefore those who desire to contribute are urged by the committee to contribute nt once All contributions phould be Iorwarded to lion Ellis 11 Roberts treasurer of the United States Washington DC whom issue souvenir receipts for the lame A SUCCESSFUL EXP RIMENT Flic Unllatiuent uf Native Troops In Iorto HI co linn 1ravcil n liaM criiful Measure Washington July 29 According to ill accounts tho experiment of using native troops in Iorto Jllco has been successful When AdjtGcn Corbin tvas asked what he had heard about them he answered ct once Oen Davis you may observe has lot attracted much attention since he took command In lorto IHco That is t good sign for with the slightest db latisfnction we should be hearing n great deal lie has a battalion of 1or to henna In service at Snn Juan ami Uoj Carson who line seen them oh duty tells me that they are fine man under admirable discipline proud of their uniforms and the government mil with many lieutenants of their 9vn race nnd language are quite contented anti useful Not Ilcuylua Newspaper IteiiortH Trieste July 31 Admiral Dewey when seen by a press representative yesterday regarding the report of un tervlew published in a New York paper in the course of which the ad mimI Is quoted as saying Our ucxt ivar will be with Germany said 11 long ago gave up denying or af firming newspaper reports Admiral Dewey remained on board the Olympia yesterday taking lunch with Capt Lamberton the commander of the cruiser and afterwards receiv hug United States Consul Hossfeld Three Younir Persons Drowned KvruiHvllle lud July 20 August Mnttingly 17 Pearl Cheuney 14 and Mirion Onana were drowned in the Ol lo river in front of the city last hlpht and three of their companions escaped the same fate Miss Marion Onann was one of the lending society UJlee of lIcndcrHon Ky and would have been married in n month Gold front the Orient Son Francisco July 29The steam er Mounu yesterday brought 200000 in sovereigns from Sydney for local 1111 eaBtern banks Among the pas tfjgers was C A irecn of Philadel VIlla n member of time chamber ot commerce of thnt city lion null Mule for Otis Chattanooga Tenn July 20The quartermaster at Cliickamaugd park yesterdaystarted u nhlpnicnt Qf 413 lidrsctf nnd mule for the army In time Philippines via Sun Francisco in com plance with an order from the Will department heath of Mrs Mnrnnrct Korukvr- Hlllhboro O July 20Mrs Margaret IVraker mother of United States Sen 6t r Joseph D Voraker died at hei home In this city ut five oclock yester d13 morning She had been ill foi quite a time The Ieumixlvnnla at Manila Washington Aug 1Oen Otis en lIes from Manila to the war depart taunt Transport Pennsylvania ar Building A Boat Owensboro Ky July 3ITbeMarsden Cellulose Company is building a large boat on which will be placed a cutting plant This boat will moveUp and down the river cut the corn stalks blow them into covered barges aqd prepare them for extraction of pith at the plant here to make cellulose It will save a large sum yearly in towing The boat writ have a ca pacity of 10000 tons yearly out put 0I E food more delicious and wholesome IlOYAl WKIM MWM MW YOU UEWISr ATfHK Vvmili hOUSE Elaborate Preparation Making Lathe Entertainment the Hero of Manila flay f Wnchlngton July 31 President McKinley will give a reception to Ad mire Dewey at tho White House whci the letter arrives in Washington A receptlrnImitate but the former U likely to bt decided on for the reason that II would be more popular in character and would grant to a multitude ol ptoplu an opportunity to meet tin liiivol hero and shake hands with him wUibl1Inportnnt respects from legular af fairs of that character nt the White House except that the admiral will occupy a place in the line of the re comlnufirJltcuUnlral the Introduction made at usual by Col Dingham Later on the expectation is that n dinner will also be given to the ad miral at the White House and this fclloxvlng the custom nt state dinner will be a festivity of some elaborate II Iii The vicepresident nnd Mm am1lIlclrtiled For this occasion the guests will assemble In the east room and when dinner is reudy Admiral Dewey will escort Mrs Klnley Into the dining loom the president following with the wife of Secretory Hay As the guest of honor the admiral nihsit ut the right hand of Mrs Mo Kinley the president being directly opl tite to his wife Between the president and Mrs McKlnley will slpnd n n elaborate work of art In flower prepared by the White house gardner representing n manofwar till cruiser Olympia probably while down the middle of the long table will extend the wonderful mirror framed olborderedsmilax so as to makq it rcsemblq e miniature lake Much of the table service will be of pure gold THE QAPTURE OF CALAMBA The War Department Officially Informed of the Affair A LbuC the Caaualtlea Washington July 291he war de partment has received its first onldil report of the capture of Calamba in the following cable from Oen OtU Hall with 1000 men captured Gill imba an important strategic position in Luguua de Hay yesterday driving aut three hundred insurgents The ommand was composed of portions of lime Fourth cavalry Twentyflnit in fantry and Washington volnntccrj ransportcd In launches and cascuea a gunboat accompanying Casualties Irlvntes Charles Cleo wenty3rstFourth mortally wounded Prlvnteu Uichael Sheridan Herbert Tracey Xa jolcon Wiite K Twentyfirst serious y wounded Privates Hinds ant riumraer O and Sanson C Fourth Phillips H Christie and Hollister n ind Ashland I Twentyfirst slightly rounded Insurgent casualties unknowu For ry Spanish prisoners were released a Spanish gunboat In good condition ong sought fpr in the bay was cap ured This town was the direct ob jective of Lawton when he captured Jnntn Cruz and launches in April but Aas unable to reach the town by bunts in account of shoal water Oregonian Will IleGnllpt Washington July 30 LleutCoI Phimmer who is organizing the Thir ty fifth infantry at Vancouver Bar ticks Wash advises the udjutont gen ral that a number of the Oregon men Jeelrc to reenlist for service in the Philippines if given an opportunity to lea their familics before they return to the front Kdwnrd Recovered ills Money Chicago July 30The Colorado man Edwards who was robbed of 7000 by the panel game has recovered his money It was given by the two women who robbed Edwards to a third one who put It ill a safety deposit vault She confessed her part in the transaction and coughed up the money Admiral Dewey Intentions Trieste July 29 AdmiralDewey baa decided not to forego the pleasua of n trip to Naples and will sail for that port August 1 Ho will remain there about a week and may then go tq Leghorn and Villefrancho Ho cx ntptfl to enter New York harbor on dvptcmbcr 30 A Monster Hoandap New York July aotha Herald toys The round up of 600000 head of jattlc ou the ranches in the panhandle jlstrlct of western Texas and In east ern New Mexico is contemplated by the promoters of tho proposed Cop icllduted Cattle C- oIngersolls Ashes New York July 29All that Is mor tal of Robert O Ingersoll rests in K bronze urn at the home of Vilis ton If UTPWII in Dobbs Ferry The ashes vole taken back by the family to tho scene of N lmisdeathThotieasu1Cuba B Washington Thecja U8 in Cubn wllUbe 1laeedr tSI1 super Virlon of familiar with ccaou muoik In the United States This means the election of a for the Cllml1cenHIla j Army Worms In ICnuas Vlcltltit iiii Jnly Othr nrmy woiiu linn ajiiiit tolhl Ktiuthefn ICon JSOK i 3i il Mli Ul it lnH sal lllifto a aHlUfJtllJ1 SQbSCflbefor THK BKK G pJr- Th 11 J i 5 tdj I tf 1 jf1 A Q EARLiNGTON KENTUCKY YAUGUST tEyivil1 natonforthiee understandour HiwesviliePlifadealer a- si4ttLtn youngturllese quarantineTrcgQlu theseeondJrIol BelliJheiTwentylsef DeathsluFltvulaJtlurs theadvCrtisementbf FUND forthcomingshort S SS the CO being nciaIMujeiraor BAKIN POWDER IMakes OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Experts report tho Illinois fruit cropbadly damaged Oov Candler of Georgia has issued a JyneblngInterelt Drey fus court martlRI at Rennes France is ou the Increase The first American bank in Honolu lu will open Its doors September 1 wlth a capital of 1000000 Sixteen counties in Kentucky have named delegates to the nntlGoebcl demonstration state convention Impaired health may compel Miss Clara Barton to relinquish active management of the Red Cross society According to n telegram from La porte lada Skunk trust is the lat cat industrial organization that is to bs foisted on a long suffering public D L Reeves of Pine llluft Arkcom hybuttingMrs Marie Capera of Fort Worth rex shot herself through the heart Despondency caused by sickness Was the entire Sheriff Cabel arrested about ten miles from Dallas TexMonday Rufus Turner charged with a murder in 1810 at Ozark Ala Leading banks throughout the coun try will make n collection rate on out oftown checks n system Inaugurated by St Louis bankers- J E Sampson stockman committed suicide In on Omaha Neb hotel be cause the Widow Rolf refused to marry him after an engagement offour years Otis HlgglnH was drowned In the Embarrass river 12 miles northeast of Olncy 111 Monday Ho and two young men and three ladles were on an out- Ing Female brigands in Italy have been creating terror throughout the coun try Four of them noted for their cunning and cruelty have just been capturedA a wealthy Shelby county III farmer and stockman committed suicide at his home by taking arsenic Domestic troubles seems to have been the cause After several years consideration the Pennsylvania Railroad Co has de cided to create a pension and superan nuation fund for the benefit of the em ployes of the company Dr Mcndenhall who surveyed thJ Alaskan boundary says that to ac cede to Canadas claim would be to gie her all of value that United States purchased from Russia in southern Alaska Rufus C Barnett of Kdwardsville III died suddenly at his home Monday He had been about town until boon and shortly after returning home fell to the floor a corpse apparently from heart disease Oov Poynter of Nebraska tele graphed homo for 1000 of the fund raised at Lincoln to care for time tick of the Nebraska regiment now In the Presidio hospital San Francisco It was promptly forwarded ExGo and Mrs T J Churchill of Little Rock Ark celebrated their goldciX wedding Monday All time chll then and grandchildren of the coupe were present Gen Churchill was governor of Arkansas In 188082 Policeman Thomas F OBrien cf New york cltyplended guilty to gronl larceny in the second degree OBrien tim charged with having stolen a gold watch a chain and two charms frcm the body of a dead man lbT Walker of St Louis line a scrap book clipping of the poem Love and Laughter written by Col Joyce tnkcii from a country in 1879 Ella Wheeler Wilcoxe SoilludeI which she claims to have written in Iift3 Is almost Identical A ScmlOfllclnl Denial Pekin July 31The rumors regard lng the formation of a ChlimJapaieie alliance tire semiolllcliilly denied urI it Is asserted that the envoys sent to Toklo were appointed dimply to proe the friendly relations between lhIpowers The OrltUh Cruller Talbot Halifax N S Aug 21hme Britbb cruiser Talbot arrived hero yesterdcy from Bermuda taking the place of tle cruiset Porcupine which sailed Mon day for the West Indies THE MARKETS Now York August 2 CATTMSNattvo Steers 1 4 75 6 IS COlTOli lIddllnlf Q l- FLOURWnter iWheat 125 371- WHEATNO j Red 7154- 0COHNNo 1 2 Q S- OATSNO i tt n rOIUCNew Moss S 60 VlQVjr- BT LOUIS I QuEvuusteur 551f Cows and Uelfera 2 60 tf a OAJVU8pcr lOll 6W- IIOOS V U 15IFair to Choice 100 bun HEKPFrtlr to Cholco 3 60 W 1OUU 1atcnta new 3 0 813 Clear and Straight S M 14 U WHEATNO lied winter 70 V- COKNNo 2 S- IOATSNO 2 21 p 2 llYBVNo 2 TODACCGIugs 3w tj 860 Leaf Burley 460 11 K- iYClear Timothy 10 Q tp 13 fri UTTEHCholce Ualry 12 0 n fOHKStnudardlleaa U S 21 BACOKUleur Rib I- LAIID Frlrao Bltqm Q lCHICAJO CATTLBNatlVM Steers 4 60 5 h 141StlEEIalr 3 J IditK newJ 65 mJ K u KANSAS CITY CATTLE Native Steers 4 BO Q 6 O- HOaS All tirades 4 00 fa 4 ii- WHKATNo 2 Red O U- OA7NO 2 White M- CORNNO t rsifo zoIonENsiJOI1RHlllh to fl 403 COKNNo 2 O 4i OATS Western SJrV Ii V V VYV7VTTVTV PAIfIEN7STUBEIIAIIKS PATEJITABIUTYNOU icoMowWobtainPsnta taIOkargtt NoritlUUpatI ta Menred AdttreuE Co THE NEW WAR SECRETKRY- lion Elihu Root Takes the Oath ol Office as Secretary of War DISTINGUISHED PARrY OF WITNESSES Congratulations Tendered the Jfov Secretary and Farewells to tin Old den Nelson A Stiles and till Full StaR Among Thome Preueiti at the Ceremony Wellington Aug 2MrEllhtn- oot took tha oath of office as seer tnry of war at 1045 n m Tho cere many occurred In thme large office ot tho secretary of war In tilt prcnenci of Secretaries doge and Hitchcock Acslstnnt Secretary Mciklcjohn t larg number of army ofllcers in unl form and other employes and official rile oath was administered by Judge Cole of the supreme court of the DU hid of Columbia nunu nOM The Oath Admlnlntered It was 1045 when Mr Root stood up and took the oath 01 office Judge Cole then addressed him aa Mr Seerr tary and shook hands anil congratb kited him Oen Alger then advanced and shook hia iand most cordially anti sold with evidentfeohingm With all my heart I congratulate you and the adminIstration You will Said around you here men who will heip In the arduous duties of youi position May Ood bless you and give you strength i r Secretary Gage then stepped lots vurd and congratulated Secretary SecretaryHitchcock John Oen Corbin and Chief Clerk Schofield Ufflcer Presented c Then the officers were presented to Secretary Root by Mr Victor L Meson the confidential secretary of thv secretary of war As soon as they were Introduced they passed on and shook hands with Oen Alger Nearly all stopped to express their regrets ujon his retirement and wished him success in the future They also thanked him for his consideration nrd many nets of kindness and uni tlmeyhadGeii llllc nnd Staff Present Oen Miles appeared with his full BtnfT in the full dress uniform of n major general of the army He stopped to talk to Secretary Root for some tine Iquger than any of the others Following the presentation of tin officers the civilian officials and clerks of the department came in and shoo hiimlf with Secretary Root and said farewell to Ocn Alger OTIS SKELETON REGIMENTS A Numlier of the Northwestern Vol unteer Appear to Iliive elected to IteKuIUt Washington Aug 3 According to advices received today by the war de partment from len Otis a good many of the northwestern volumcem have reenlisted In the new regiment being organized In skeleton In the Phil ippines Following Is Gen Otis cable grainManila July 31 Adjutant General Washington Transport Orant sailed yesterday 78 officers eight cltll nil 1353 soldiers and discharged men Wy orgnuizations charged men good many have retII listed The only sick soldier left In VyomlngUhmfllota men next shipment in very few days OTIS SENATOR BEVERIDGE SAFE The State Department hiss lijaacat ed in Locating the Indiana Senator Washington Aug aThe state It partment succeeded In locating ftumi tor Deverldge of Indiana over whose imyhisHarris ut Nagasaki eliated the follow Ing reply Beverldge all right The senator was a passenger on tho steamer Empress of India and was de tained In quarantine at Nagasaki Declared Quarantine Charleston B C Aug 1jheCharleston health board has declared a quarantine ngalna Hampton Vu No quarantine hums yet been declared against Norfolk or Newport News Shamrock Bends Her Jury Hulls Grccnock Aug IThe Americas cup challenger Shamrock bent her jury sails today preparatory vtu t- Ing Thursday for the United States Willing Workers Wanted To such we will explain bow others make from 1500 to 3500 weekly handling our publications We wilt make no GUAR ANTEED SALARY or other misleading contract but give terms and explain in a concise and simple manner We will shortly need a representative In each coon ty for a publication which we believe wll eclipse anything marketed Ex pneaeolQ canvassing will be valuable but not essential Stale ago permanent home sod experience if any Dept C Raodt McNally ft Company i66ViC9Adams SireelI Dead Acllt Yir Are your nerves west PainInI Digesilonbad These arc sure signs of poisoningFrom poisons From poisons that are al constipatedbowel It the contents of the bowels are not removed from chdaya8natureIntended substances are rure to be absorbed jnto the blood al sufferingladfrequently diseaseThere is a common sense- cure AYER I piLls I and natural movement of the bowels f YouwillfladthattheuseofeAers I aarsiipwm I with the pills will hasten recovery cleanses the I blood from nil Impurities and is a great tonic to the nerves BWfi Lb atOur Medical DeptrUnenl lisa ona Ihewill receira the bait mwJlcafalf lo withoucostTj5 I BAKERS JOIN THE ARMY Robert and Carl Enlist at London With Many Others from Clay County London Ky July 31Roberta- nd Carl Baker two wellknown characters who have figuredpromi nently in the HowardBaker Clay county feud have enlisted in the United States army They left here last night for Fort Thomas Robert Baker was placed in command of the troops enlisted here seventy in number many of whom were Clay county boys Robert is a finelooking young fellow about twentythree years oldand is well liked by all who know him except the faction in Clay County who have op posed his people He isacousin of Tom Baker who was assassinated at Manchester Report Untrue The many friends of Hon James A McKenzie in Warren county and throughout the United Sates will be pleased to learn that a re cent telegram sent out from Clarks ville to tbe effect that he is practI- cally blind is a mistake says the Bowling Green News Mr Mc Kenzies soninlaw Mr Lamar Monarch of Owensboro is here He had only recently seen his fatherinlaw and says the report that he is becoming blind is untrue Dewey Remember a Dead Sailor From the GlobeDemocrat Isaac Rask a seaman of the United States cruiser Olympia who died of tuberculosis was bur ied this morning in the Lutheran cametery here The burial was attended by companies of Austrian and American marines Admiral Dewey sent a wreath which was placed on the coffin and also witnessed the ceremony Episcopal Service Rev John Dysart who now has a regular appointment in Earling ton will preach at the Assembly Hall next Sunday evening at eight oslock There it no Kodak but the Eastixan Kodak No2Pal Kodak For 3X3J Pictures 500Uses Eastmans film and can Lu 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 EASTMAN KODAK CO t IUJU4C Rochester NY r L 11 I 0 r- Li i- sI5 a I 4 0 1 4 4 0f- r 1I 1 r 54i 4 Jt i II 1 Jr LU i Ib r 1 4 ili 4 J ft 4J 11 O I ee PAUL M MOORD Editor end Mnagtr- BEE 1 PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Petoffic it Etrllojton 11 Second hmtter SUBSCRIPTION RATES oaVeartttJcllrlndanc Ii oo- i a rv sa- jThtMoaIL II S S ppllcallonftb OBDIV Addrtfi ni for pirucour i THURSDAY AUGUST 3 1899 f 1 REPUBLICAN TICKET t 4ForGovernor 4 W S TAYLOR obf Butler County KorLieutenant Governor jOHN MARSHALL Of Louuville For Secretary of State j ICALEB POWERS Of Knox County- ForAttorney General CLIFTON J PRATT If A V jQOf Hopkins County f For Auditor REV JOHN S SWEENEY 7Of Bourbon County p ForTreasure- rWALTE1RDAY f BreathittCounty groSuperintendent of Public In Istruction r For Commissioner Agriculture TIIROCKMORTONt1 i 4 For Representative I BEN T ROBINSON cSEEihatEyou vote and aftetvrd see to it that it is counted f i TilEGold Democrats are coming in for a share at least some credit in the Goebel stea- lExGovEaoR I BROWNS candidacy seems to have a cyclonic effect In the ranks of the unterri fied TIlE Brown contingent are not bolters or kickers but merely true blue Democrats asserting their rights IT is a question Will the First district roll up its 1896 Democratic majority next fall Thats the question GOEBEL may think the L N railroad the greatest bugaboo in the State In November he will have cause to think otherwise THE Goebel platform is one I adopted to Goebel The people will not adopt themselves to it nor to Goebel if the court knows itself SEVERAL antiGoebel democrats have declared their intention to vote for Taylor believing it better not to throw away a vote on Brown THANKS to Goebel Redwine and others Their acts have made the election of the Republican ticket certain beyond all shadow of doubt Still it behooves every Republican voter to get out to work and to vote THE suddenness of John Young Browns candidacy uncurled little Urey Woodsons hair not a little I bit He is one of Mr Goebeis henchman you know and not now a great big railroad commissioner by appointment of exGovernor Brown To avoid a rearend collision Goebel will have sidetrack Mr Brown is comingcoming several thousand strong right at his heels The feelings experienced in the de gree of the Orient are mild in comparison to what Mr Goebel will experience if this Brown contin gent should hit him astern GOEBEL has been accused of being a gold bug It is an undis puted fact that he is a Goebel bugfor Goebel for Governor for Goebel for United States Senator as for anything else he can get his hands onis even for Goebel for President Bryan Black burn and others please take no tice ADMIRAL DEWEV has read one of the many lies published in tb New York Herald in which he is made to say our next war will be with Germany and fires this tbirteeninch gun at it I have no time to reid let alone affirm or deny all the lies and irresponsible rubbish which have been printed about me since my arrival at Triesterand then the Admiral wentabout his business and the xHerald is happy in being able to sell a few papers by publishing all about our first place in the yellow journal procession The Cause a Jstaus From tbe Louisville PostI The fight against Mr Goebel is primarily because of his Force bill an election law intended to put in the hands of an oligarchy the whole election machinery under which law Mr Goebel hopes tobe elected though the major iiyiagaHist him is 56006 The second accusation is that Mr Goebel who came to the convention with 167 delegates out ofI 1094 did so manipulate the con vention did by fraud and treachery and backed by the police take the nomination for Governor This some say is not worth while to discuss but half a million Voters are discussing it and they propose to punish it so condidly that the crime will not again be repeated Mr Goebel with these 167 votes agreed with Stone who had 375 votes to unite in electing Chairman and in reporting on 316 contested votes This combine elected Redwine temporary chairman Then Goebel promised Stone if he would vote to make Redwine permanent Chairman Goebel would withdraw and give Stone the nomination Stone agreed and the report on credentials came up Redwine had agreedto a separ ate vote on each county contest Goebel prdered Redwine to violate this agreement and vote on 316 contests at the same time denying the 316 the rightto vote on the report The report wasdeclared adopted by the disgraced Chairman though only 436 votes out of 1094 were cast for the report This gave Goebel more votes than Stone and then Goebel re fused to withdraw forced Stone out and took the nomination him self BUSKIN COLOU OF- SOCIALISTS COLLAPSES Sale Takes Place in Tennessee Cave Many of the Women Shed Tears Over the Failure Tennessee City Tenn July 28 The Ruskin Cooperative Colony property was sold yesterday in a big cave near here Several hundred people were seated in the cave including thei colonists and their wives and children and farmers from the surrounding country W Blake Leech represented the Receiver Four tracts of land containing a total of 784 acres were first sold to Leech for guooo Another tract of a thousand acres mostly worthless land went to George Wnght for 1450 He also bought the storehouse and lot for 15 making the whole amount received for land and about thirty houses thereon J 12465 The land originally cost several thousands more Growing crops go with the land The minority stockholders who had the property thrown into the hands of a Receiver were the purchasers Horses mules fine hogs etc went for a song mostly to neighboring farmers- It is said that the purchasers will reorganize the colony on aI somewhat different basis FiftyI five majority stockholders already have an agent out looking for a new location They may go to VirginiaToday the colony paper the Coming Nation will be sold Its circulation of 60000 has dwindled to 11000 Many of the women shed tears at the sale and there is much leel ing over the breaking up of the new Utopia Hlitoryol the Experiment The Ruskin Cooperative Asso ciation in Yellow Creek Valley about fifty miles northwest of Nashville Tenn was founded for the purpose of working to a practi cal conclusion thetheories of absolute Socialismthe theories of Fournier and Bellamy The concern owned at first 1509 acres of excellent nd and conducted a number of manufacturing and commercial enterprises- It was said at the beginning of the colonys work that ifwith everything in its favor this enter prise failed then it might be net down as demonstrated that Social ism by sections independent of national Socialismis a failure With the exception of the met als the Ruskin Colonists had in abundance the raw material for the manufacture of almost every thing necessary tothe physical comfort of man logether with the skill the industry and intelligence to put it to use In the community were men skilled in agriculture and horticulture machinists engineers brickwqrkers shoemakers tan ners printers bookbinders andI authors I TiIftk Strokest Felti Great f Jihe gtanlf tpfifie forest tmatyiitpt last to the jnJinual Mows ofJWiM map When the human dh tifoe clogged And impure the lute dropsvf Hoods Sttsaparitta properly taken wtft feLt the otkof bad bod l J tt ilWfJWfII The tqwMUeJsJaideff in streets with two types pltf uses and small The la oe i fjforti smaller ones for the unmarriediaarf f families of two or three meir bersNobody paid anyrent J5yry resident of the community regard less of the character of his or her work received equal compensa tionthe men who edited the paper and wrote lectures and books getting no more than the hewer of wood and drawer of water As to women the theory was that a woman who attended to her domestic dutiesfrendered as much service to societyas the man who labored and so every housewife drew a salary t ATter breakfast at a fixed hour each member of the colony went to his or her work under a particu superintendent At noon din ner was served At 2 pm work wars resumed and continued until 5 p m Then the workers changed their drgss to holiday attire and spent the rest of the day in social and literary recreation business meetings etc The leaders of the society were sincere rna earnest In their under taking and for a time many even unsympathetic persons who studied the workings of the colony be lieved it would be a success f REPUBLICAN HARMONY Signs of It Recognized by an dn depent Democratic Newspaper From the Brooklyn Eagle Ind Dew We do not think that the Re publican Icdependents are doing ill Horace Porter is Ambassador to France Seth Low refused the Spanishmission and is commis sioner to the conference at The Hague Joseph H Choate is am bassador to GreatBritain and Eli hu Root is the Secretary of War If ofhcial preferment is a good thing these office holders are not a bad case If adherence to the right of individual expression in politics encounters risks these ex ponents of that principle have cer tainly met with no losses They have not sought office But office has sought them And thatI is significant of an intelligently en larging Republican leadership On ly two years ago Messrs Choate Root and others were against Thomas C Platt and for Seth Low Theodore Roosevelt who was then Assistant Secretary of the Navy was against him tQQI but adhered to the organization as some of these men did not Whether from choice or necessity the Republican policy has so changed that these men were taken into account To them have been given offices and the machine if you please has again commanded voice of the country through them We care not whether liberality or cunning sincerity or calculation contrition or inconsistency be held to explain this Men will differ on that point according to the nature of their own minds or motiyes ori the largeness or the littleness ofI their disposition or capacity to estimate or to see things The fact remains that where there were two Republican parties there is one The disaster of 1837 did something to accomplish this The effect of the war upon theimj agination and pride of the party did something more The result has been accomplished Cake Walk Solo From the Henderson Journal The wicked drummers and loungers lined up along Second street between Main and Elqiyes terday while the colored band was marching to a funeral playing a ragtime dirge were immensely amused Tripping along ontheI pavement quite alonewasa comely yellow girl neatly dressed in white whocouldnt to save her life keep from being affected by the rythm of the music She executed every step seen in a championship cakewalk sidestepping pirouetting and showing her superb kneeaction in a way that was f acutely realistic And she was utterly unconscious seemingly of any incongruity between action t and surroundings The lecture and stereoptican views of Cuba given by Rev Mr Mevers at the Christian church Monday and Tuesday evenings was very well attended and much appreciated On accounoLtbe- gas giving out evening Mr Mevers waa unable to show ll givenfrenonond visit to Burlington and he has many friends her Lieut James Rash Lieuteftaat Rash left fcIta FortM i rson Georgiat jo- ihigbment Saturday jtily 29 popularfjeinin wishing him a successful career in his defense of the stars and stripes His command wj11 likely be ordered to the Philip pines in a short while Hender son Journal riearin hr t ji i her LiD- teerwnat swaaea4ed ybrd IDS JMt w r Tobacco worms are expecied id be very dthis leasonand if they are there wit be a very light cropbf tobacco It lias been very hot for the past few Jo 8ndsnnslrokes occur occasionally Mr T O Wallace an aged gentleman of Sturgis died last week at the hone of his brother S W T Wallace near Sulli van from the effects of a sunstroke be re calved over a month ago The picnic at Sageracket list Saturday was a nice affair Jfo whiskey was sold nor any fighting done This is the way that the Racket fellows hold a picnic Farmers are greatly encouraged over the recent rise in bogs They are 3 4 cents at Sullivan with every prospect of going higher Mr Thomas Poster a wan who was sunstrnck Over three years ago went cragy and was taken to the Ilopkiosville bear e Asylum He has been cured and is now sound and well but will not come home He just stays there and works and pays his way He bas a wife and two children living at Bordley- It looks as if Mr Goebel will have to have more than his machine a long grin upon his face and that awful left eye of his halfclosed and caySIIm fer thtb theCbiCbicago platform and Bryan- If tbe Democrats want to get the branch clear they must get the hog out of the spring but then that suits us Republicans all right anyhow WrsLsv Ax Jottings The drouth bas subsided and our farm ers are in better spirits than before The crops come out beyond expectation Mr sad Mrs Millikan and Miss Fannie Peragen of Levias were the guests of Tbos A Walker last week Rev George Davis a Christian minute who bas been holding a series of meetings at Wm Boreas barn closed Tuesday night with tbree additions I Tbe school commenced at district No 25 last Monday with a very good attend ancM L Walker and family visited in Crittenden county last week Your correspondent heard a prominent Democrat say that if they bad not got up a squabble in their State convention they would have carried tbe State by at teas thirty thousand majority but as it is tbe Republicans will elect their ticket by that maJonty SALAMAOUNDI DOWN IN THE MINES Actuated and moved by the same spirit that haS governed his life was Mr J B Atkinson one day last week when be sent words of encouragement to the honest minersnow at worlrlntheEvansvillrJmine cheering them op by saying that he and fifteen hundred miners of Hopkins county congratulated them on tbe stand Ibey bad taken for right In the face of danger which threatened them through the interference ot the members of the U M Wwho by threats and acts of violence had made life most miserable The effect of such a rites sage coming from a man who bad devoted his life tothe cause of labor who from ex perienco knew that the men who took such a stand in tbe face of danger deserved sympathy was indeed bracing and theI went to work with renewed vigor de termined to stand for their right even if it called for the use of fire arms to do so How much better this would be if when we saw men honestly toiling for a living under difficulties we could drop a sym pathetic tear or speak a word of love and encouragement to them Mr J B Head now has charge of a crew of men and is at work at the Arnold mine building a blacksmith shop and other buildings One day last week the St Bernard Coal Company shipped over fifty cars of coal andeven then were not able to fill all or don Secretary Plait of the Barnsley mine jays with the exception of one or two men the miners of that place have re turned to work and everything is moving smoothly Superintendent Harris deserves great credit for thecoolness shown a few days ago when Agitator Purcell heaped word of abuse upon him The man who resorts to abuse to gain a point soon looses the respect ot his fellow man and is really an worthy of notice Tbe decision reached after a thorough investigation by the Railroad Commission ers tbst the law regulating the long and short haul Is suspended insures the miners of this county and we might say this end of the State steady work Ve are informed that Manager Jones of tbe Sebree Coal Company thinks we referred lo him last week In Ibe write up about tbazieofI1ceni elected by the Co operative Coal Co But in Ibis he is mistaken ache should well know as be was not in charge of the mines when the last strike on account of cut in wages occurred The cry among coal operators in Ohio Is Ibe scarcity of coal cart Such was the trouble here afaw weeks ago but now the supply is sufficient Tb miners in Southern Colorado work y the hour and work out there is good at present P gSimmer Colds are noted for hanging on They weaken your throat J serlousJozblelead Dont trIfle with them to Take Scotts Emulsion at onceIt soothes heals I and cures SOc nd St Ail drufgliit 4 la saId of one of our oldest miners that fewwaka ago be took theWeeera fey lJertdistaDcenupon lo i to return ParcellIshave been a joke played on him by that Providence hotel keeper and be Is attempt ing to get some notoriety out of Ia when he says that their threat were ignored by him If we mistake not this same Parcell once visited this place under an assumed name and upon an invitation to take a walk ontof town quickly did BO Steel framed cOat cars of tooooo pounds capacity are being built at the shops 61 the Norfolk Ii Western Railway Company at Roanoke Va The sills are of thirteen inch channels with steel plates for the bolster transoms and ends wooden end sills being bolted to the end plates Di agonal plates are used to stiffen the cot4 ners of the frame The weight of the car empty is about 38000 pounds There seems at this writing to be a change going on In the sentiment of the people as regards the Evansville coal miners strike Heretofore but little sym pithy or protection has been offered the nonunion miners at work In the mines there but now there seems to bo a change m their favor as the officers of the law now watch after their welfare The year 1897 showed a notable ad vance in the use of mining machinery The number of firms having mints equipped with machines increased 75 as against an increase of 85 from 1891 lo 1896 The number of machines in use In creased from 1446 in 1896 to 1988 showing a gain of 542 or 375 per cent whereas the average gain from 1891 to 1896 was about is per cent Tba tonnage won by machines in 1897 was over 6200 4 000 tons greater than in 1896 and equivi lent to 60 per cent of the increase in 1896 over 1891 Six states were added to the number having mines equipped with cut ting machines but two mines ono each in Utah and Washington which used ma chines in 1696 did not operate them In 1897 and as these were the only machines I in those States there was a net gain of four Jn the number of States making a to tel of ao The total tonnage won by ma chines Jo 20 Stales in 1897 was 22649 320 short Ions 1617 percent of the total product of those States and 153 percent of the total bituminous product of the United States One of the striking features of the figures presented is the nnl formily shown in the average producing capacity per year ofeacb machine which was 11398 Ions in 1891 11373 tons in 1896 and 11393 tons in 1897E W Parker in Coal Trade Journal LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Itoadmasler Robson was here last Monday surveying and locating new tracks- A wreck on the St Louis division lilt Friday caused several hours delay to train No 53 It is reported that Henry McDowell will soon go to work again as firaanan on the Henderson division Kid Arlington as be s commonly called bas been working in the office the past few d21IDispatcher Nick Walker on account ofI ill health has asked for a months leave of absence which be will spend at some health resort- Dispatcher John Devney is now working the third trick on the south end and Dispatcher Thomas Featbersloneis work ing the second trick A fast train was run on the Providence branch one day last week Trainmaster Devney and Chief Dispatcher Sheridan were aboard the train Rumor says that last Sunday a double header was called to leave Howell with eighteen hundred tons about enough for three trains between Eariinglon and Hop klnsville Now the foolish charge Is made that John Young Brown has been employed b1- the railroad companies to make tbe race- for Governor but with his established record for fighting them wbo can believe such a fairy tale Anew conductor from the W 4D di vision bad charge of the pay train the last trip Conductor Cole who for years past has run the pain train each month became tired of being away from home so much and asked to be relieved Lightning burned out the telegraph instruments in the I C office yesterday afternoon and the burning insulating material set fire tothe surrounding wood work between the ceiling of the ticket office and Ibe floor of tbe freight office above Train Dispatcher E G Hancock suffered a smart shock as the lightning came ip but it was not a serious matter TbeJre between ceiling and floor was soon discov ered and extingnisbed A clerk who was using the telephone at the moment also got a slight shock Henderson Journal Tbe Progress takes no stock in all this hue and cry of some people about railroads and extortion The railroads of this coun try are a business institution operating under the same laws as other public last tutions in the State and likewise amendable for their conduct If railroads violate ibe law in the conduct of their business there is a penalty affixed to each violation and it should be meted out lo persons likewise guilty But to hog abuse and forever dog in order to predjudice deserves no consideration from a thinking sensible libertyloving people Let our railroads pats upon their merits privileges and lib erties and therefore as they do help foe ter ibe great material growth of our com monwealib Elklon Progress Louisville Kyt July 20The Kentucky Railroad Commission has decided to sue pend the operation of the lung and short haul clause of the Interstate commerce law so far aa it applies to freights of all classes shipped over the Louisville sad Nashville the Soulbern acd the Illinois Central Railroads to and mom Louisville Owe lboro Covlnglon Miysville Finkfort Ver sailUs and other points whine water trans portation of other competition bas to be met This question wks biougbt before the Railroad Commli ioners fcfter tbeir re cent decision of certain cases against ibs Louisville and Nashville by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky Tno ffact of tbe law as It stands would be that rLpuisyilje and other Kentucky cities would lost their trade with Interior towns oflbis state aid that it would go to Chicago SL Louis Cincinnati and Indianapolis TbedecisioB of the commission allows a lower lrelgliiI rate to bo charged for a loDI short distance where the competition bas t- It lobo met t Twenty Years Protf Tutti Liver Pills keep the JW4- D els in natura1vtDIat4cIset- he system OKll jjflptjwttestftn absolute cure ot kadcdyspepsia sour o h9n stipatiqn kindred diseases Cant do without them R P Smith Chilesburg Va writes I dont know how I cpuld do without them I have had Liver disease for over twenty years Am now entirely cured Tutfs Liver Pills The Wild Goose plum crop is being gathered and hundreds of bushels are shipped daily from points on the Texas railroad to Louisville The apple crop in Hancock county will be fair and will command a goed pric- eDlSSTYPURfOD NlutY p e mtof k 100401 sospaaqsalatoJ t OtarvsAreu- ab1 toatMlt aiU hair to DM Dr Camitdr O4rLIYUP- owder ana watck Ut unite Ton l leeS Uaan04 eBtcts aftkMo1daCtti It a trltatWcoyAdCSC4- Dr Oa raG S luiis Cvras Yeti CiigktJstkMsd1nsfp Ck1ldrgfl rot 111 St Bersard Drag Store An alligator hu been discov ered in a large pond near Mt Aerial in Allen couaty How it came there is mystery that may never be solved as BO ene ialhe neighborhood ilableothrowany light on the subject Where the digestion is good and the general powers of ttertyitiNB is ar baritby state worms can Juwlao habitation in tbe human body Whites Cream YeI41GgS not only worm bat cot recta all derangement of the digestive or leans Price 35 cts at St Oerdard Drug- Store The State convention of tbe Womans Christian Temperance Union will beheld at Oweosboro on September 22 23 24 25 and 26 Tile flost Fatal Disease More cdolta die of Kidaey troabU than of any other disease WJalhaAnt smpload this disease appear BO time bcald belostlot g ICidiey Cure which is gaaraat4o jsootj rt funded 40 Itoo Casapb UACo Thirtyone volaateera were en listed for the Philippine campaign by Lieut Twyman at Bowling Green To Curt a Cold la One Day Take Laxative Bromo Qoinlse Tablets All druggists reload money if it hUe to cure ajc The geatuae LB Q M each tablet Finley Harrison Owensboro bas been awarded the contract for the large government jobaf Shawncetown Ill where the levees are to be rebuilt Mr Har risons bid which was tbe lowest was 2695750 W A Cooltby Alfood Two writes liar us4 Dr II A Slnsjsnr Uver WUtiat ua Iarllor CottlrcntUi Bad Drtms LawJSplrltt ZcWaapIEli McLendon the alleged wile murderer wanted at Jktacidiu Miss who was arrested atFsltQfl about a week ago escaped from Fulton where he has been held to await requisitionpapen HEKBINE is well adapted to the cure of reversal all Mad because it Ihor oughly cleanses the stomach sad bowels ot all bilious humors mad expels all impure secretionf of the body Price 50 cts at St Bernard Drug Stor ofI1000000 fortune will be divided among zoo distant connections Piles Pita Why be bothered with this annoying complaint when Banner SUn will curs you 2jc CampbellCc- Oweasbora is perhaps furnish ing more recruits to the United States army than other ili the State outside of Louisville The soothing aad bsaligg properties bf Chamberlains Cough Kemsdy its pl M peraaneecnuhavepeople everywhere For sale by St Bet nard Drugstor Earligton BraT Rob inson Mortons Oap GeoKing 8t Charles Kyise largest strawberry patch in fbe world It covers J 700 acres rr1tU411HlBlorComplalrita4biseme4yi Is ooiilrt 0 no ro and successful rcsdu of its kind Price ai csstL StBwrstM Drugstore Prohibition speakers tare al rudy gttting Autin bs Slat whoop up thing Jor the Staje ticket wbeazuigfromremedy is Foleys Kidney Core Ouaranr teed or cnpaey refunded Campbell Co Baltimore has tbe largest negro populatinofanycityIu Christen dom TJhe census is expected to show at least 135000 Ballard Saow Liniment gives Instant relief in cases of Bleeding Burns Bruises Scalds Cuts etc Price 25 and 50 CII at SrBrnardIFgStorsA Ion abouUfca wlMctd4ee that your blootti rtda aD ia4oatwis iyMtetpni a- tetfciiy saMbycou4IO lIt see Cat1te4teGerIU 5yo5will be lrstroma1arIatypkot sever cow md angrlp Carl LiTer Powder the but U17 cue buy fJCeftIW QwmRalisiN 4Is2 s 108 aR SIIs Sara1lr- Maj StBerBardDrngStore Gen OUt wife regularly receivesa cablagrajnf rom LUS band opthe ithof every month fl14A q =r t 10Ii JIJItIItSold by St BmuiDrif SWr ft A AA fSTRUCC YI I Yes the dull season lion once more made its fiancehas struck usand we are leaving nothing undone toMt tficounteract its moralizing effect Idleness we will guard Ifi against we must be busy cant afford to be otherwise and fthat our store may keep its non do plume THE BEE J HIVEwe arc offering many items at very seductive prices PAt fi Everything in the Ladles Misses and GhlUnii Slipper Un = Is Subject to a Dlspoont of Twenty fir Gent J A choice line of 3c Lawns is one of our mid = summer attractions and we are allowing a 20 per cent dIscount on all highgrade Parasols and Fancy t= Umbrellas i The Cuts We nayS Made in Our Suimar Dress Duds Are M g MOY8tfiEverything must J BOTTOM PRICE We wont have it otherwise g jCOMEIfiI AND SEE US I I BISHOP COMAO- I8ONVILLB KY SAME PRLOE ON THE SAME THINO TO BVEHYBOOy IfiTHE ion P F F YOUR ORDERS I y Wki OtIs flu LlfMT tofts 1 SOLICITEDiiiIiM1 Ask your neighbors They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and always at the right pricel i8t r Arnold t d4 L 4 A M McCORD Contractor and Builder IB YIAHS UXPIIIN- OIEAFLlNBTON ii All Classes of Buildings made complete ready far KYIcluding the of all mechanical and common labor fPLANSi I TIOE chance at your work before iagcoctnc- LI J p uss uw S p up u S I smwss 11GE 0FZ GEOI3 P0Y i nccetior to lisle Dar- laLIVERY A At tbe Old Stand OB Mala Street Just Will 4 of depo- lEARLINGTON KY FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service I sss1Issstumsse as S I S I S S siustisssusspsisssiiss MEDICINE the- MILLION FE- EDSTABLE F J W TWYMAN DEALER IN Stoves and Crates CASTINGS AID TINWARE I Contractor ef all kinds Tin I Galvanized Iron and Copper York BOOPlJiO AND GUTTERING A SPECiALTF AND SATISMCTIOH GUARANTEED I a I1RU S S S P 5i5 5 55 IS S7SI aI a U ea i p asss i a us aesssssss I for furnishing A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail Packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolution ir the trade Companyplanoro pow4errg pr poratk ut Ltrr1u medicinal bnLw Of IflOt nera Use 1noe medical ices =hrl1us cw mlegation or Such till common to man e iaao befflSA alrec1 I ration or UIInc1lopaolwa 4at4hmll4lthat oer1h1ar enunce into th packer MioulO 11 ot the be a audeo prqszd eDJIIIiD44JaPM1 HJracethtabuJrmsnufaelurrofvsr7dYsorrs the that of WlbIUI1tdaao1 IDledconreruing the superior alll1 IIIID qualities of ipaa tabalDetail tuqilgt4uI sud paLnuukIng ouvsr of Ski dconditIons that baupona present 101 a iowez po IOrlarue1eat thaoutwrapping and packing or unaeeeuarr fdIOIi creJeers but II use4i la be case ot a purcbuUi4 to be tHltII aweek alu beendiscotered and prOTtd I7 tswseaa4 actual ezprlsaethat ttwae Tubules do not bar the Iou of uuMttu or bseuxpeos4mfavorable usevereIIcadoui ot5rea4 Benortltend8ocr In alL dlrecilaaa toward 1oW4144company entered upon the experiment of 1 wILLbeing 0 1148 IIW a PlIprielAfT JlclnerlvE CSNTSten t6IeeJOI dOl9tl tor a elL wlleltbortxprlMMtaUrbrtk benefltot such aa msraitn all U should N 1fI A dilsisnobeingages are not yet 10 be tat ot eli deal6n It tIIM almostII iM Wi obtain a IUpplr when rtquetds customer to do so Ibllt la auycaueeDJ a =oelveaslslumpsrood rathoruiibly introduced to the trade sasat a4pain win M a 4 rtce1I goeep4LaF i1bTiI1TSITTilItliWW VORMSiRMIuc 1WAMXa frd 1I yc- o j V t d t t if I Liiflt 4 1 4 t v 4 t rt J- ii f it a j j g o I I I 7iii J 1- J i1 J L i LL 1 Lr T1t y- I1 S w I I li I JII ic tj r iIr t I i h S J f lt I I5P F Ib aiM4 I4 V 4iL d E m 1 i w ft EI f- c p i Jt3U JnbU5Ir e dD LOCALs eaMonday trhre will benQ Wt iat 1a iI tontblsyear jr lMrs Dan ff4lrIi in Madisonville ofltlay Missuguest ofkresMspIltedf J t y sJt lfvenHon Jo C S Blackburn will speak at Madlsonvillo in the rra futured Misses Anna and Rose Sharp aIM Nashville visited Mrs Arthur CoI i last week 1 Misses Jenuie McGary ancIa t Claude Grainger were in Madison ville Monday Attorne E D Morrow of caMadisonville1visitor Sunday Mrs George C Atkinson who has been visiting in Kansas City has returned home Miss Mary Rash of Cadiz vis I ited the family of Mr J R Rash a few days this week 3 pljt Farnsworth at this place Ift Mrs P B Davis and Misses t aulincDaviand Bettje Victory fcwere in Madisoaville toRdayIN r i Misses Green and Morris of W Morganfield returned home Mon c dijdaywiriends here George Farnsworth and Fred Rootz spent a fewdaya Jkis week in Henderson Miss LoutseF niB e tliirtwho are interested in t ItGrapevine OJ7 v- in clearing uplDd beautifying same itJ1 The young men of Madisonville t are making great preparations for the Fair Hop as well aliI pther enr tertainments for the visitors dur- Fajr i weekEIrs Ida Walker MiuesMnni e Nannie Ashbyand Lelia Dean are attending the Teachers Institute in session at Madison f yule this wtekDp There will be a large crowd o I excursionists to Old Point Comfort r on August 9 from Owensboro Pa ducah Clarksvillc Hopkinsville and other places Judge I H Goodnight fjpn Polk Laffoon and Judge T J Nunn will address the p pp1eof Hopkins county at the court house Monday afternoon August 7 ut III1301lmThe management of the Fair is N retryingbetween W A Nisbet Dayton JjGordonwhether it can be pulled off aEnot Hustler O Miss Agnes Burr left Monday c iot Chautauqua N Y where a she will spend a week with Miss s 3ue who is taking a course in Kin dergarten Returning home theyJ1 will come via Niagara Falls and stop for a tew daysrRev W A Boone oi Madison ville preached at the Assembly Hall Sunday morning and veningJ1 ile had good audiences and bis sermons were much appreciated It is hoped he will make another 7 visit to Earlington ere long The ladies of the WC T U7 at Madisonville ask the people to remember them during the Great orThey will have a table at the Fair next week under the floral hall and will serve an elea Kant dinner at reasonable rates r AFTEBN OFf TUd downjo oiiKw6kto I Kri lbruk and it btiakettohe d kpanindeGGbO 11 i TEACHERS IN SESSJO I Hopkins County Teachers lust tuteC nveed r nd i TeallcJ1Institute on at the court house in Madi Monday there being a full attendance and a very inter ting session 1 County Superintendent hlsSal lie R Brown is presiding and Prof Thomas H Smith is secretary d Miss Plain assistant secretary Prof McHchry Rhoades pTFraak i fort is the conductor The session is one of more than interest and many inter ting talks are made Wonderful Discovery 1898New aliversa verjdeoodId thI1rsod than all the medicine I ever look 1I abdeondly and my appetite is excellent I an recommend Plaster1 Nubian Tea to ibe world as being a Godsend to any corn unity Anyone who doubtsjlbis sfate thSoldDidnt Understands A young bachelor sheriff was lled upon to serve an attachment ainst a beautiful young widow He accordingly called upon her and said Madam I have an at tachment for you The widow blushed and said his attachment vas reciprocated You mistake JioeottitiMinrI know it is a leap year but I pr baiedMrs P continued the sheriff 1 this is no time for trifling the Iu josticeOh I I had rather have a parson you dont mind iLExchange ioe Reward 100 pleaHdloleara curelaCatarrh Core is the only positive cure C LIalarrbuquires a constLtatIouaItreatrneatHlVRcaarrb rik1Wblooi tt ll faeMipttilte system thereby d tEin- jeadatteo olthe dieatea l gividg palteat strength by building up the Khiwneto cure Send for lilt of testimonials Addresi F J CIUNBY Co Toledo Ohio Sold Druggist 750 HsUf Family Pills are the best f J Snatched a Watch Friday night as Mr Thomas D sentongrounds he was accosted by a gro who requested to know nee time Mr Denton pulled hisI watch out and told him the time h when the negro grabbed it and MDet the fleeing thief and he says the v negro fired back at him none of the shots taking effect The ne- gro was in all probability with or following the circus Jr0an T lis LlfeWas riMr lifiog of it he says J was taken with Ty tlMyttingConsumption heaI beard of Dr Kings Lolief lahtbe surest and quickest cure in tbe TroablRteDlar ii OttIM free at St Bernard Drug Store yery bottle guaranteed siThefrlaughterIt was claimed last winter that any of these birds were frozen tq death but if late reports are cot pf ect this yearss crop will be about as large as usual In many parts of the State doves are reported at plentiful than for yearsa IsAWise their bloodpare with HoadJiarsaparilla sure of heal A Proud FatherYJack Sullivan the clever yard engineer is the proud father ofsfine bouncing boy A a PlaIttrStainmtDUteL Toothacbo CUlOl Sour Stomach s erCOlllpllai P1c 25CenL Sold by SI Bernard Drug Store a rtIAe ltOBWahon044DUIt k tfo lii berworkaL D n watie i l i olf1uJ I cleanser For aM5 Mcmeaiyjayy ow large pa T NJ UJ lY stti wv4tsR4 un JIIEDISAL SWAMP ft P Vie I Makft ortsaript has been bought by the Camp Manufacturing Company large local lumber manufacturers a ndvertranter egal queti ti ons havbecn j raised by thepur chase In the center of Dismal Swamp made famous by Thomas Moore the poet who visitedit is Cake D+ i tii iic4- ortionof Is a p the Dismal Swamp Canal an inside waterway from Norway to the North Carolina sounds by which vessels may avoid the dangers of rounding Cape Hatteras The canal has reo cently been deepened and widened at a cost of about million dollars The lumbermen who bought the swamp propose to drain it in orde to secure the timber in it Should ey drain it they will leave the nal high and dry eighteen lea ove tidewater The swamp of w the lumbermen bought r43 0 oacresflies half jn Virginia arid Carolina an eir legal right lo drain it WilI- Irobablyp be contested in two StafesY The belief obtains here tliRt the purchasers of the svamp have acquired the great canal or are al least rin a position to lorce the canal company to accede to any demands made Great inter est was aroused here when the fact of the purchase becameII known AtetherTeIls Hotf She Saved Her Little Daughters Lifeplain Ibe mother of eight children and vp bad a great deal of experience with edicines Last summer my little daughter bad the dysentery in its worst form We she would die I tried everything I could think of but noti- g seemed to do her soy good I saw b r ao advertisement our thai Cham bc pclainsRemedy was highly recommended and sent and got a bottle at once It proved to be one of the very boil medicines we mlilily r every mother Id know what an excellent medicine it is Had I known It at first It woaMhava MvedpaTna great dealof aaxiety sufferlngYoursK Rernardoblasoa Mortons Gap George King St Charles Hit Him AgainLA small church was sadly in neeed of repairs and a meeting as being held in it with a view to raising finds for that purpose The minister having said 500 would be required a very wealthy and equally stingy member of I the congregation rose and said he would give one dollar Just as L ICt at down however a lump plastering fell from the ceiling and 1 hit him on the head whereupon he ose up hastily and called out that pegive 150 This was too much for an enthusiast present who forget ful of everything called out fcr zicntlyagain I Exchange IT i u No Right to Uglinesse hdkeepbern dowu she will be nervous and irri ble If she has constipation or kidney ouble her impure cause piTes blotches skin eruptions wretched complexion Bitters isc toeomach liver and kidneys and to purl I brighttloa It will make a goodlooking ching woman of a rundown invalid Only i cetat St Bernard Drug Stored 9YiIl Visit Earl ngton Miller formerly a school teacher in Earlington but who has been in Japan for five years or more engaged asa mis onary arrived in San Francisco i n a visit to biendsisit Earlington in thenear future Vc nlq E1IptionsLIAre grand but Skin Joy Buckleaf Arnica Salvo cures them also Old Running and Fever Sores Ulcers Boils Felons Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Chilblains Beat fill Cure on earth rives out Pains and Aches Only 85 cts box Cure guaranteed by ittBernard Druggist MY John T Barnett and family have returned from Sebree where ith others they have been en joying an outing Mr Barnett ays they had a fine time and all enjoyed their stay at the springs very mUchl c PtJYesqi Houe es not Oloat fa bopes io advanced sUptMkbatfrntbfnllyyClaimk i give Yery worst cases aad in the early stages to effect a cure CatnpbeU tCo AH Grimes bfHaacock county whipped his wife last Sunday ntorniog and about the timer he had completed the job his mother iaIaw came on the scene with a chair and aSia result Grimes is now iIiEv applying remedies to hs bleeding and otherwise mutilated form K tp the SlomicMnd Bowel in food coadl lion b W iteAr au cpn mdfutby an oc Ctilonil Atn4ol Dr U A Slmmoni UvtrUtdl tint Oh all the staple crops of the world the potato takes the first place Mooey lo pal et good Seas may bo Iedbyoural Address THE PATENT ECORs Baltimore Md THE REUNION t Of the Blucand Gray at Prince I nonwrnweek an error was made in regard to the date of the reunion i Princeton It is August 16 and 18 and not August 31 32 an 23 as was published last weeki4 Tail BEE is in receipt of a letter from Mr T J Johnson chairman of the local committee in which heSays great preparations arc Lu I ing mlide for the entertainment of visitors and they would like to bavca large crown from Earling t onsBest way to Invest 25 Cents ANTIOC Miss July ist 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co yourNubianInfo iryourA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store tKentuck Fair Dates Lexington August 95 days daysLawrenceburg JaysI i August 154 days sBrodheadShejbyville August 233 days Springfield August 223 days dayEhizabetlitowat S S Bowling Green Sept 134days daysGuthrie dayOweosboro 3 I A Good Circus rIgave a F5drIdayfor Hopkinsville but owing to 1 ieBsmallpox could not show theme and stopped here The show is a firstclass onering circus and the performance was good Foleys Kidney Cure has been test edwlad found lo be all you claim for Ij baye been giving It to ray father and it is Ibe only thing that ever helped him 1twrites Ceo C Hickock Curliii Wis Campbell Co Dr Robert darrett Kills Himself Hopkinsville Ky July 31Drobert Garrett aged 22 a promi nent young man of this pity almost ready to graduate committed PouisviLlewith a razor His mind was un b Talancedin this tragic manner has created a great shock here Bismarcks Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid beau b J ndomitable will and tremendous ener jy are not found where Stomach Livis- idneyK aad Bowelsare out of order If vheyThey develop every power of brain aDd body Only 25c at St Bernard drug I s toic Mr L W Rice has purchased in Madisonville and willa make his home there in the future Mr Rice and his good wife have many friends in Earlington who are sorry to give them Up but Mr Rice has been in poor health for sometime and thinks a change of employment will probably do him im goodDt iheby PILlS unless they have suffered from Many believe them incurable his is a mistake Proper treatment will ure them Tablers Buckeye Pile OInt m ent is an infallible cure Price 50 cts- la bottles tubes 75 cts at St Bernard Ilrntr StoretProf J JGlenn moved his fainilyback to Madisonville Tues ay He will take charge of the Mail about the first of September and will continue to run the Guthrie paper with Percy Miller in charge During the civil war as well as in our late war with Spain diarrhoea was one pf the most troublesome diseases the army iDstapceshstill suffer from it Mr David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene county Pa is one of these He uses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and says be never found anytbingtbat would give such quick relief DrugstoroEarliDgloa Gap George King St Charles Admiral Deweys salary amounts o 3750 a day President McKin leys is equal to 131 a day cabinet officers the Vice President and the speaker of the house get 2222 a day Senators and Con gressmen 1390 and the Chief Justice of the United States Suo preme CQurt20 a day Teller Eczema and Skin Diseases yield quickly to the marvelous healing qualities of Banner Salve made from a prescription ofHllln apec1 list of world 1wide fame 25C Campbell 4 Co The Critic The endseat hog is the man who came on board first and took the seat thai his critic would jump at if it had been vacant L A W Bulletin In plirrboet Dr U A Slmmoni LITer Uedl elneii lnviluttljjt gives Tone to Iti Stomaich Aids Olfeilioa and Atiltts Nature la carry ing off alt Impurlliel Quite a Trip A man walking day and night 4284aystoj9urney Bloctbes and excrsUes iwjfctwi of en annoy people are simply efforts of e2rperformancewill aid assist nature in her work and eallrlyIreefroat St Bernard Drag Store P the Lesson of the Strikes From the New York JooraaU Imagine for a moment what ftt h ppenad certainly o1hI happen if the Pdt Offic- eereoperedw by a pivJ ecorp radon Some day there would be ita dispute about wages or horn 3 of foHowdn the postal service would stop work If they were inclined to- eb disorderly all the police and soldiers in the country could not keep them under But distress would not wait for disorder The most quiet and peaceable interruption of the mail would paralyze business and carry consternation into every home The welloiled machinery of a governmental post office works so smooothly that we do nQt real e how much we should suffer if it were subject to the jars and dis locations inseparable from corpor ation management To a small extent the people of Brooklyn and to a large extent apIpreciate e Inconvenience 0 corporate control of public utilities In Cleveland a strjke on a single treet car system has brought about absolute anarchy made every citizens life unsafe and reduced a great city to the humilia tion of living under martial law If the street railroads had bethlonged to the municipality C would have been no strike and no o toccasionhave been no need to talk about arbitration compulsory or voluu tary then T j ontt cars were run by the cities of New York and rooklyninpolice force now Good for the Children Mrs Ella union of Hinton AlaI ImpothersNubian Tea wheu they are puny or fret w inhendose and that is the last of il Sold by Si BerBardrprae Store Around the World At the present time it requires fiftytwo days to make the trip a firoundanama canal is opened the time will be reduced several weeks he achievements of reality are stranger than fiction Any globetrotter who desires to do so can now exceed the remarkable achievement of the hero of Julius Vernes Around the World in Ninety Days without unusual ad or any extra expenditure of money Magellan was three years circumnavigating he Rlpbe VIdpninrbiouoinstonthsreesaaflowencaualx Ih bostdeUlbtfuloimy feet Uue tkatUred 17Pbol4Fendu It ta an Indication of sickness avoid att c C yaliDr Carutedta German lArer Powder Taia daYlph1tfonowTOI1I touowing lbs opeaDc1 afteriiweeks court ofCOaen tWO great rtmedLesyi pflqPrepue J hee the atmosphere U faUoliI111 If ntceaaxTT nwhca raa7011- tnpeatlho4bOTe ThUS IIi1I141C1 1t a4o1dbydThe Chinese are a nation of cooks There is scarcely an ini dlvidlalintbeir vast community J IS not more or less competent o cook respectable dinner Tokup jronnj keep well keep tbe nves calm Ibe body ruddy and well Jed and with Dr U A Slmmoaa Uter lledletae Initiate the tomachand Do well The report that guards at the Joilet 111 peniteptiary are arthd with supplied with dumdum bullets is officially denied Henry Koehler 5 Company J Lumber Dealers LouisvilleiCy invite correspondence with MjllJ men who have lumber for JsaleP They buy POPLAR and HARDWOQPSJ in raixod cars DRY or GREXK Write them The Diamond Match Company will increase its capital stockfroni 11000000 to 115000000 w H BMiailMM W MVa LIStomacb tttdaughters of Revolutionary soX1 diers now on the pension list died Monday I CASTOR4AFor lafaati and Children i The KIHYII WavtAIways IgkI Bears thebNotice A reward of 50 will be paid fPt the arrest and conviction of any person guilty of stealing brass copper or other goods from the premises of this company and the same reward wilt be paid for the conviction of any person who buys said stolen goods STJBERNARD CoALiCd Watch Lost A gold watch was lost by me in Eatlington P scrjption 7Hunt ing case Jadies size nameen graved in back Will pay reward for return of same EtDRKDA DAVIS LEAN PEOPLE Cleanlinttt goes with health Jf wt havt calarrhany I where vie cannot be wholly + clean MaUcBystcm attic efforts to bo free from this dtswustlrnr dueaso Mrs L A Johnston 103 ontomeryAIIL WMcUredIt I will state to you that I have taken eight bottles of your PCrnna and two of Ifanalln and rejoice to say rerunnAndhosdonq me moro good tItan any medi cine I have ever taken Jn my life I prescribe it to every ono I meet who Is tailoring as the best medicine in the world antI hare made many con verts who nrs now rajoiclng in the- reatg good which they have derived fromthe same I can icll you tliatl indlgestlonima so many years and can now eat anything I desire without It is lrulU or something acid Toundcrsland the fidenUfle action oUerunlloit is best to havo Dr Hart mans8pecln1 book for women or lib book on cliraulc catarrli These hooks are mailed freer by tho Poruna Medl cine Company Columbus OAlldruggists sell Peruno Peanyrile Association The Pembroke Review makes e announcement that another KentuckyJEditorial Association S be organized at an earlydate It will probably be called the West ern Kentucky Press Association and all the papers in Southern and Western Kentucky will become members The call for the meet ing will appear in the Mayfield onitor this week and the meet g to decide on the organization will be held at Dawson Springs about the i5th of this montbIFor Sale A Rood Jersey cow with a heifer calf Apply to Lee Cazort Earl gtou Ky The first day is free for children at the Great Hopkins County Fair First day tree to children under fteen at the Great Fair Veterans MeetlngJ Northern and Southern Veterans of the Civil War will meet in Evansville ladnext October 1013 for a Grand Peace Jubilee and National Reunion Distinguished Generals of both sides are coming and thousands of Blue and Gray veterans will be present War Dramas Prize Drills Mill tary Maneuvering and Patriotic speeches will be accompanied by marching soldiers beating of drums rattle of musketry and- ooming of cannon This will awaken the martial spirit and bring back to the veteran the impulse of outh President McKinley and Gen Lee are expected to be pres entCheap rates will be secured from railroads and steamboats Make your preparations to be in pariculara ress C J MORRIS Secy Blue and Gray Committee IIAIRaRALSAMO1ua tromcuim lomUnt trawth I SliTs YC1 any Kale to YontEKl Can K duu a erfiUtab I eni5lnia 11111 LE I VASTELEB- 9ItItiL- Tfl ticIBJttSY AS COlD FOR ADULTS WAJWANTID PRICE 60 cts NOYJaaamParaOtotlaffleni Wo old Iaai year mi mule 0MOVW TASTHLBBa CHILI aXNIC and bav- ooght Utra irou alreuljr U u sear In all ovr IJ Mrtaocfl ot It leaN In UM druic builneu fatrt an artici tYUch WYlUa1Uao = u your Tonlo youn huh DXSIct1t1t A co un SOOT BY It WOMAN Byron Allegrec Probably Fatally Wounded by Miss Fannie Goodwin at Falrvlew- Hopkinsville Ky July 31 Byron Allegree of Fairview this county was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by Miss Fannie Goodwin a milliner of the same town Allegree was a rejected suitor whose visits had been for bidden by Miss Goodwin He had sought in many ways to annoy her suchas writing on her door she alleges and tollowing her about and making slighting remarks in her hearing They met in a store and Allegree in passing made a remark that gave offense to Miss Goodwin and drawing a pistol she shot him in the right breast the bullet passing through his body and lodging under his shoul der blade The wound is very se rious and may prove fatal Miss Goodwin has surrendered and is under bond awaiting trial The Second Regiment of Kentucky State Guards will go into camp some time in August The encampment will probably be held at Maysville Atlantic liners burn as IMany 300 tons of coal per day ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS THE 5VSTEM LFECTUALLXDi5P fEjfOVERCOMES PATJONITUAL ITS ENEt101rEc1a DUy THE GENUlNtMAHrD b V SYRwvULirca SAU et u o fcsts raa KX ni tank I Great Hopkins I County Fair i AND m I- Ii Kemps Wild West Show i Iand Roman Hippodrome i MADISONVILLEI ia1 f WiIdWestdI i Four Rattling Good Running Trotting and Pacing Races Daily 1 i I irvMagnificenti vw r L 01risHandiworkin Flora1Hall c444 T c 1 Inspiring Music by Brass Bands andvJubileVSingers t FUNNY COLORED BOYSRACES iA AMUSING POTAEPRACESV ir r COMICAL CAKEWALK 5 Magnificent Parade of Premium Stock i t i f AW Hotly Contested Bicycle Races on Special v Bicycle Track Made for the Purpose I iMany Other Minor Features Calculated to Amuse and Entertain All for One Price of Admission i SOMETHING GOING ON ALL THE T ti NO TIRESOME WAITS MJ rT 4 S t 4SThe odon ilichooL Prof fjjjM Gorddii assisted by Prof H orJngvIllopen a PIIGII SCHOOL in Madisonville September 4 1899t mERItIc J High School Department 5 a month j Preparatory Department 3 a month 1 FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS L In I JaM BDRDDRlMA- DISDNVILLE KY a t1ABut What Your House Requires is TWO COATSiof d 1nI j N B eX Prices Right Your Trade Quality Unsurpassed SolicitedMIXED PAINTSi ri nnnS St Bernard Drug store yt J I J n ivI ti f t U 1 I p- e i 0 f I SII I 1 3 1 10 b t t i 11- ie 1 Ii L r tiI tJi rx N 3 c I F f I HO NEW WAY i Of Unleadinga Cargo of Bricks lland HanS Method Remains From Brooklyn Times tlFour men were engaged unloading bricks from a schooner in Newton Greek a few days ago ri krwer laid side by side ihows1alcross the vessels deck ine manl pjcked them up from the pile seyen at a time and istkJerntO a man standing on f Ho in turn iosied the bricks to two men on ltoc dockand they piled them up It was interesting to watch the brick handlers When the man at SvoTk rithe vessels deck was nearthe side to ward the dock he ihihw out the bricks seven at a time faster tban the tO men on the dock could take them from hddIemafl ort thispile and place them on the dock As the man on dock worked his way to waKLthe center of the schooner- S The two men on the dock got away jWilhfthe bricks a little faster When the deck hand was in the eitrb the boat he tossed out thcvbricks seven at a time to the than on the pile and he in turn tossedthento the two men on the dock in perfect unison Not a motion was lost not a second of time was wasted They worked 4jUSt like a machine each part do ing the work assigned to it But as the deck had gradually worked beyond the center line the two men on the dock gained on him and gradually they returned for bricks seven at a time a little faster than they could be tossed up to them As the deck hand n approached the end of the row near the vessels outer rail he was away behind the two men on the dock and they had a chance to I talk a little The middle man howevVrXwas always just as busy f t When the deck hand was working near the side of the vessel againstthc dock he had Jo moveI lie1y otcl the bricks seven at a time as they were tossed out to him As the deck hand worked his way across the schooners deck the middle man had to take more steps Afterlwatching the four men at work for a time and surveying the S cargo of bricks it would be a nat ural conclusion that it might take the four men a month to unload the boat But if you timed them taking out a row and counted a number of rows you would real ize that they could unload a num ber of vessels in that length of timeWhen it was considered that those bricks were loaded in the vessel with the same kind of hu J man machinery used to unload them it seemed strange that American ingenuity had not prr duced an apparatus that would successfully and economically load and unload a cargo ol bricks They are all of one size and it ought to be possible to handle them faster and at less expense than they can be handled by men Just think of the labor necessary to toss say 300000 bricks on to the decks of vessels and off again- If calculations were made it would be found that the middle man at work on the cargo on the schooner in Newton Creek in tak ing the bricks seven at a time from the man on the schooners deck had to traverse a distance about seven times as long as a wall built of brick laid side by side and as high as they were piled on the vessels deck I Vashed for a Home From the Hawesvilte Clarion Hattie Lee colored bought a modest little cottage six years ago on credit She expected to wash and pay for it During these years not a cent on the wash fund was spent and on last Saturday her deed to the property was re corded The M E Church Southwill give an ice creams pper to morrow Friday night atJ Assem bly Hall The public is invited to attend A dispatch r cthdby Mr Lucian Davis at Hopkinsyille from Capt John Fel n 19 now in Washington says that Lieut R C Payne has been commissioned a lieutenant in the United States volunteer army The tenyearbid sonfof Charles Cook at Grove met death by falling into a wheat elevator Five thousand bushels of grain was removed before Ins body could 1e recovered T The Owensboro Messenger says that several counterfeit half dollars have been detected in that city recently and they areso well executed as to almost deceive an expert They are datcdiSgS Congressman Ketcham of New York has a unique claim to fame He has served in 13 congresses and has never made a speech Ben L Rash returned last week from a visit to relatives in Hender son r Ring out Out al4 RingIin the new 4Ring out the islso Riag In the true I We bring to you the new and truo from the piney forests of Norway l I DR BELLSI PineTarHoneyNatures sdenca to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and eli Inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are exhila rated the 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lrclnrel hT fey fl 3tItenrn Copyright 1S09 by D M Stearns 25 Then will I sprlnklo clean jvntcr upon you and yo shall bo clcnn1from nil your filthiness and from Ml yom idoli will 1 clcanso you Tho toplo of our lea BOH is Tho Now Heart but wo must no tloo tho context nod observo to whom tho words are spoken then tako tho lesson for our own hearts Tho previous verses speak of tho land of Israel tho mountains of Israel tho people of Ismcl and of Is raels fthnmcful treatment of Jehovah on account of which Ho scattered them In many lands but verso 2 i says that IIo will take them from nil lands nnd bring them to their own land and our lesson begins by eaylng that then IIo will cleanse them I havo found butono thing In nil the Iliblo that God says Ho will do with all HI heart nnd soul and that Is that Ho will thus put Israel in their own landJejN xxxll 41 26 A now heart also will I glvo you and n now spirit will I put within you and I will tako away tho stony heart out of your flesh nnd I will glvo you an heart of flesh As when tho Lord Ood sold to thouserpent I will put enmity between thoo nnd tho woman Gen ill 16 Ho In dicated that Ho would do it Himself BO hcmth of the now heart and spirit 1e1jplworkalono but notice that while O Trilling to glvo tho now heart wo must bo willing to rooolvo it or rather Him for Christ Himself In us Is tho new llfo I John v 13 John I 11 12 87 And I will put my Splrlfwtthla you nnd mum you to walk In my nthtartrt and yo shall keep my judgments and do them Not by might nor power of man not by prayer or striving not by Intellect or education but by tho Spirit of God Is tho new lifo to be lived Zech lv 0 When wo receive tho Lord Jesus Christ ns our Saviour wo at once become tho abodo or mansion In which tho Father Son and Spirit will dwell John xlv 17 S3 Then it becomes truo that wo arc tho temple of God and tho Spirit of God dwollcth in us I Cor ill 16 28 And yo shall dwell In tho land that I gavo to your fathers and yo shall bo my people nnd I will bo your God Tho lirat part ot this verso can only bo under stood in tho light ot tho promises made to Abraham Isaac nnd Jacob from Gen xII onward nnd which still await fulfillment Tho church tho body of Christ has no land on earth but is a company of people gathered out of nil nations whoso homo is to be tho New Jerusalem As to tho last part of tho verso wo are authorized In II Cor vi 10 to appropriate it to every believer 09 I will nlso savo you from nil your unclcannosscB nnd I will call for tho corn and will increase it and lay no famlno upon you Hero wo may appropriate the first pert of tho verso as being truo for the natJonnllIsrncJbutonce toI8mclln tho time of their restora tion In II Cor vII 1 tho promises of God to bo a God and Father to those who aro willing to separate themselves untc hUm aro used as a reason why wo should cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit 80 And I will multiply tho fruit of tho trco and the Increase of tho field that yo shall receive no moro reproach of fam ino among tho heathen This is specially for Israel but contains precious things for us also When tho people of God run to tho world for pleasure it is like saying God docs not satisfy us and BO wo turn to you for comfort and thus tho name oftho Lord is reproached 81 Then shall yo remember your own evil ways nnd your doings that were not good and shall loatho yourselves In your own sight There Is n deep and helpful lesson hero for ovary saint for until wo learn to loatho ourselves wo have not truly seen tho Lord nor known ourselves Pon der prayerfully lob xlll 5 6 Isn vl 6 Dan x 8 Horn vII 18 Phil ill 8 and turning from nil that is of self learn to say Thou ort worthy 0 Lord I 82 Not tot your snkes do I this solth tho Lord God bo it known unto you Tho snino thing is said in verso 23 with tho addition for mlno holy namos sake which yo have profaned among tho heath en whither yo went It is a solemn and searching thought that wo nro ever honor Ing or profaning tho name of our Lord that worthy name by tho which wo aro called las il 7 It is comforting to know thnt Ho forgives us not for any merit on our part but only for His names sake Isn xliii 25 I John 11 12 83 I will ulso causo you to dwell in tho cities and tho wastes shall bo build cd This and tho following verses are wholly for Israel but thoro are suggestive thoughts for all saints David caused Mcphlboshcth to dwell in Jerusalem and to cat nt his table yet ho continued lamo on both footII Sam lx 18 Wo may dwell both at Jerusalem and Hebron or better still in God Himself and continu ally enjoy His bounty though in ourselves unworthy and helpless lame on both feet 81 And tho desolate land shall bo tilled whereas it lay desolate In the 1ght of all that passed by How many lives of professing Christians are desolate of all that refreshing to God or mon I It is never springtime with them but always tho bleak and cold winter Cl1son There Is lifo but it is not manifest cither in spirit flowers or foliage and no pno is attracted to Christ through thorn 85 This land thnt was desolate isbb como like tle garden of Eden Such is tho transformation in n life when tha onl sees tho beauty and loveliness of ChrUt and becomes yielded to nndjlllod with the Holy Spirit There nro follogo flowers and fruit to the glory of God There nndgladnoss and continual sunshlnobo1 causa tho Father Bon and Holy Bplrltiro filling the and have full control In bothtowlUl1nlptodoottheir 80 Then tho heathen that ore left round about you shall know that I tho plantthatspoken it and I will do it Whether in Israel or tho church or tho Individual life God must be glorified and whonwoaro willing that Ha shall bo in us that It shall bo Not I but Ohrlst1I then glorlfyOodInfollowing our lesson tell us that God wishes us to ask Him to do for us that Which IIo offers to do Ho puts before US tho possibilities of a life wholly for Hirn but if thero Is no response on our part He passes by Just as when Ho walked vrttfe tho two to Emmaus on the resurrection dav The Compuny of Christ It was sold of Mellk Shah one of the noblest of the Seljak emperors that to belong to his household to hold his commands was not merely an honor apprenticeship Bultnn one grow like him and a stand ard of conduct was thus net up modeled upon the lifo of the royal master tho pattern and exemplar of tho ago A publiegree in which lie conformed to tho sul tans exa1ll1110It Those words could scarcely be Im privilegesshlpJnowTtrbly to belong to Christ It privilegebut ples It in serving the famous sultan one grew like him much more is this true of the follower of Jesus Christ Evangelist vest 4InCONSUMPTION SlfcS 1441I1ddt i IST BERNARD COAL COMPANY 1 INCORPORATED IMiners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE5 I t I General Office Earlington Kentucky I- ti I BrA nch OffioessV JAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mr Palmui tlUIIr1 IMHUW I 1r lg Tennessee Ktmuely IIS H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Kentucky Memphis TrimSf A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind RialtoiI THE FAMOUS NO9 COALJ iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles lv Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables S used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE S MARKET I BRUSHED BDKK FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNH6ES iWhybuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST j ARD CRUSIIED COKE for a much less price BERNIS ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same workas t one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I- w 2 I4IIsiIs4hIIIII1IIICHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Ileulnnlntr Antr- O Comment by Her S II Doris TorioDriltlngiph Ir II Jai I 18 We arc living in an age characterized by the unsettlement of faiths The tendency of the age Is to cast reflection and doubt upon the beliefs of tbo past in eclance literature history and religion Many past scientific beliefs are doubted or discarded Literature and history fare little better Doubt bas been cast upon Homers authorship of the Iliad and Odyssey William Tolls existence Shakespeares title to the plays which have been attributed to his name This spirit is specially prolific in the sphere of religion What is not doubted by some one The result is that many are unsettled and unsta ble Many do not know what to believe They aro drifting They are children tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine by the sleight of men and cunning craftiness whereby they lie in wait to deceive The tendency to drift with tho cur rent in such times is strong On the other hand the importance of steadfast ness and stability in religions faith is unquestionedand unquestionable He that wavereth that donbteth bath no power with God He that wavereth ia like a wave bf the sea driven with the wind and tossed Let not that man think that ho shall receive anything of the Lord Strong real unquestioned faith in God Is the first essential to a satisfactory progressive religious life To safeguard ourselves against drift ing is therefore a very important matter Some directions for doing so are suggested in the topical references 1 Knowledge is a safeguard against drifting Ignorance IA the cause of much lack of stability Knowledge is therefore the cure The ignorant like children are easily influenced and easi ly deceived by tbo cunning craftiness of men Christ has therefore appointed teachers of His wordapostles proph ets evangelists pastorsfor the very purpose of the edifying of the saints that they may not be imposed upon and deceived by false teachers The regular attendant upon the ministry of the word is better safeguarded against tho assaults of tho tempter than one who neglects Gods honse God else promises us wisdom In answer to prayer It any man lacketh wisdom let him ask of God and it shall be given him Pray for wisdom to remain steadfast In faith 2 Christlikeness is a safeguard against drifting The reception And practice of Christian truth leads us unto the measure of the statnro of the fullness of Christ and thus we aro safeguarded The nearer wo are to Christ In thought word and deed the harder it will be to lead us away from our faith in God iu Him and in a blessed future Ufo with them Bible Readings Dent x 20 Job zi 14 16 Math vII 2420 I Cor xv 68 1 oIUf p Thess v 21 J Hub 11141 xilJ 0IPotI 00 I T 8 0 II Petlli 17 18 Rev H10 Good Advice Vf klngW1I1Infidelity plucks the flowers and scoffs at tbo gardener It is only the coward that finds it necessary to be cruel It is not opposition without but apathy within that binders Competition may bo tho life of bust ness bnt it is the death of tho church heavenlytreasures enoughthererecordMany a man will slam tho door in the devils faco and open a window to let him InAmerican Hebrew A bear School Experience keeps a dear school But tools will learn in no other and scarce In that for it is true we may give advice but wocannot give conduct How ever they that will not bo counseled cannot be helped and if yon will not yourkQucklesFranklin I Dnptlira of IdIn Over and over again tho old truth comes back to ns that no man is good for much till he baa suffered a great sorrow Tho baptism of pain is ono of the instrumentalities which God nsea for purging away the dross of oar na tures und making us fit to bo partakers of tho inheritance of the saints in light Not those who have escaped the fiery trial but those who havo gone through it and como out unhurt and glorified aro to bo envied God knows what is best for us Therefore bo sends first one affliction and then another npon ns Sometimes because he sees it to be ned essary he lifts tbo very floodgates and allows wavo after wave of misfortune to sweep over ns If wo have the right stuff in us we shall bo helped and not harmed by theso seeming calamities Kashvillo Christian Advocate Wolrca null iTaeepi CIothlnaT Moral evil never dares be itself It al ways seeks to tako on the garb of vir tue Wickedness is naturally timid It skulks and hides itself loving darkness rather than light Evil is ashamed of Itself except in the most depraved na tures and where it ceases to feel shame the fact is commonly due to its having found an environment in which thero is nothing to rebuke it How commonly do the wolves of greed and cruelty put on eheeps clothingl How natural for satan to fashion himself into an angel of light I Sunday School Times Ambition There is a justifiable ambition which If kept within proper limits stimulates the mind and quickens action ennobles the nature and develops character Ambition needs careful watching lest it prove a snare rather than a blessing He that is ambitious to be wise and good baa a laudable motive and mani feats tho highest wisdom whllo bo who regardless of wisdom or goodness determines to gain a point at the cost of both is guilty of tho greatest folly Philadelphia Methodist In the Vronu Direction Tho trouble ia be ia looking in the wrong dliectlon for HIm and bo la asking for a sign which cannot bo giv n Gnu in love let na remember uml fit can be fonnil only where love ciiii lid arid the IIllItJ tuiift be sought in B hniiuiu heart that ran fnul und test a Hitrliiiil truthuiirtiin Frl nl Head to lie Ved- A noted iiuiblcr in Chicago was converted I1U prayer to God was in gum bleru slang but God know what he meant und received him Tho man thought ho oaght to do something in hU Masters service Ho told lila story i God blessed it and in tho power of the Spirit ho lisa been telling it over since with wonderful success He has won moro souls than any man in my church If the world wants anything it wants men and women sot apart to God filled with tho Spirit and ready to be used Rev E P Goodwin D D n Lebanon Law School LEBANON TENN Ten Thousand Pages ot Living Law Really a Two Years Course Accomplished in ONE YEAR With Diploma and License REVIEWED Another year free of Charge Addteti N GREEN CHANCELLOR Next Turn September 4 1899 A Good Man WANTED to represent- a large Tea Coffee and Spice I Firm in this section Address N Bf care A E Walesby Advertising Agent Louisville KentuckyI ur Jolofed ifiens All eoinmunicattont ami nuiun ot not par lalnlnt to Ibis edema ihonld lie addtencd to Cia AtixiiDi Btrliinlou KT The cimpmecllng U drawing Urge crowds Uin Uzzla Osborn is out igaia Rev M A Farmer preached at the A M Eo Zloo Church Sunday Charlie Woodtoa is oa the sick list IslupMcsdamrs Cell Duolap Carrie Alexander Metsrt Will Hinei Tom Vance and P Cabell left for Danville where they will meet the grand lodge of Masons MIisMarr Gipson returned from Hop kiasvilfo Sunday M ss Liziia Bradley ol heels has returned home rom where she has been visiting her InerILittle Robert Williams is very sick Tames Alexander visited friends at Hopkirmille last week Mrs Ellen Radlord left for Danville Tuesday night MORTONS GAP Conference has adjourned and all have returned home The conference was a success ia every war The preachers sad delegates were well cared for bf the 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