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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 11c I I- Ir rILg A LL1 TI 41 I- JI I i1Thi h t Bi TENTH YEAR EARLlNGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 17 1899 6 k NO 38 LOflll AilERE lJ t 5alJ tils Ulg Kentuckian From tile Mountains t Taeii Me Proved to the Stranger That Clay County Is Not So Und ns Some Persons V iUcloveFrom the ConilerJburasl The gentleman was rom Som erset Ky The night was warm and he was dallying with a julep in the wet goods department of the Gait House He was sipping it slowly and was evidently on good terms with himself and the world in general He hadtaken his last quaff and was drawing the moist ure from the ends of his mustache wilh Ins handkerchief when a stranger entered and look a seat at the table opposite him Both sat a few minutes in silence From kaintiicky1 finally ven tured the man from Somerset by way of being sociable Yepanswered tho stranger tilting back his hat and resting his left foot on the table Paducah i Aha said the man from Som creelij represent the other ex treme of the State f Live near Clay county No sir It said the Kentuckian but Jest s IJive Clay county I Kckin is jest about ez good a county cz thar is in the State 4 You dont mean to say reo marked the stranger with some de 1grce of surpfie audi contempt thil you sanction the deeds of the leudfsis or sympathize with tidier faction Dont mean tar jay enythink of the sort snorted the mountain citizen but a lot o1 these goll I darned fools who talk about moun I tam Kiintuckians bein uncivil i ized and wuss than Injmcs and sech like why they ortcr be sent I to the lunytic asylum Now look ahcrc fer instance i Heres two men thet hev bin ene 1 niies en talked bout one nother h and kinder got mad They meet 1iJoiIi pulls gunsen the last one ler twitch his finger on the trigger tumbles over Fair fight wusnt it Well the story gus in the orlIoospaptr en the public makes a J lug howdy db over the matter en I of cote were all desperadoes and b cut throat i Why dn me growled he of t Somerset growing red in the face and pounding his fist on the table Eastn aintucky is a big bower of angels compared with some o the States Look at Ohio Up thar in Cleveland a lot o them Biieakm1 ruffians air a throwin j dynamite at street kyars loaded willi women en chillun Theyre I puHiri tip track en d stroyin millions d doll hs wuth o propty vn lat public looks on en sighs i My the poll wukin man uDn met tie roared again shaking the tumbler and decanters on the bar until they jingled III just ste by the noospapers thet theyre liivin mob trouble in the mines iu Illinoi en that a posse has shot i into A crowd killin a lotuvem and a woondin mob Thets civil ized aint it En jet the public t looks on en says Suved cm right JI Had no bizness actm stubbon1 of EU yet cf one of tic boys tTp in the mOlltns hez a spite gainst sonic uncn lies on his siuinmick behind a bush wailin in a gentlemanly sorter way fer a crack at him with a Winchester the civilized wuld ez you call itI jdoks on with horroh en says i Them mouniueers needrailroads and schools nuthiii else will save tiii uDn me I see in the noost 4 papers thet theyve bin doin some Viioh lynchin uv nigRahs in the jSouth cause theyre spected ol doin somethin wrong en the X Coroner sez the niggahs froze ter death Look nice dot it kinder 4 edifying ter the rest p the wuld The knowalls and wire folks they say Well they wuv only niggahs en they orter larn how ter behave theiuselves Nice thing aint it Thunderationl We men up in the raountns er goin ter get up a J Jtlndo1 bociety the prevention 4 of cruelty to mankind en we air goin ler atablisb headqaarters in Clay county en do reglar mission wiik thets whut were goin ter dtec1nt rgtji fi c And with this the man from Somersel gave the table another good rpahiiJgnantIy walked uway Mrs Frank Todmbs of Slaught er vmei9 Visiting Mr and Mrs 1NI toombs here iL A COUNT OFCUBAN NOSES Oen Joseph Sanger Assigned ft Take Charge of the Cen BUS of Cuba L THE CENSUS WILL BE TAKEN BY CUBANS If Will lie Done HUH ever After a Ortieral Ilaa formulated by thfI CciiiUK UHla at WaNlIlulaton and the FinnS Tabulation of Uu Count Will be Made There Washington Aug 12The secretary of war has dlrecfed thut the census ol Cuba shall be completed by January 1 next and Oen Joseph danger ofthjInspector gcnrnls department be assigned to take general charge oi the work with headquarters at Ha onoOen Sanger was In command of one of the military departments of Cuba for several mouths after the Bpanlsh evacuation and has been re recently engaged In special duty herteIn connection with the administration of affairs In our Insular oaeasIoneiThe Manner The manner In which the census Is to be taken has been practically deter mined as n result of numerous con ference held between the Cuban of ficials and tho authorities of the war department and census omce A The Immediate tnTdngof Ibe census wIlt be under a Cuban official In coehc district Each will have a force of cueban enumerators but the number of these Is yet to be decided upon The final tabulation of the counts will be made at the census office at Washing ton So far ns deckled Upon the ques lions to be naked will be ns follows Question to be AkeolIName age sex color occu patton or profession married or sin gle or other family relation sanitary conditional housesdliposalof garbage and of fecal matter ability to read to write ability to speak or understand the English language and what elementary knowledge makes It probable llmt this understanding of En gUsh will be acquired nationality whether Cuban or Spaniard property ownership or rental area of land cuiItivated and kinds of crops and number of scholars In attendance and number of days attended The conferences are still In proIress and may develop change yet the census will be brought as far as posilI ble within the above copeIRELIEF OF THE PORTO RICANS OUpalche Irma GorMlen DnvU Diving Additional IletalU ot the HaToa VroalttIWashington Aug J4Two dla patches from GovGen Davis of Iorto Rico giving pddltlonal details of the fearful havoc wrought by the hurrl ctno of lost week were received at tha war department yesterday They were Immediately tent to Secretary foot who already had taken measures for dispatching relief to the people of the island The secretary expects tIe transport McPherson with alargc quantity of rice and beans will lenvoI New York today and this will followed by other vessels na fast as cir rangements can be made for sending supplies A RECONNAISSANCE INFORCE Ian Haten Taken and Occupied by Oar Troop Under Oen Sam uel YOUUK Manila Aug HA reconnaissance Saturday by troops of Gen Bnniuel Ii M Youngs brigade with the object ot discovering the whereabouts of the cherny near Ran Mateo northeast of the Sun Juan reservoir about tin miles from Manila resulted in the 6c cupatlon of San Mateo The American loss was three killed and 13 wounded Including a lieuten ant of the Twentyfirst Infantry POOR WAY TO SUPPRESS THEM llortuon Bldem Warned toLeave nail Then Severely Whipped by Auary CllUen- rineviile Ky Aug 12Four MOl mon elders after preaching here jser cral days have been forced to leave bj angry ctlr ns of this place jIn Wise county Va Mormon elder were warned to leave but they dld not go and while preaching several tcltl xens went to the 111 ice of worship jwltb a bundle of nwlto cs tookthe eider out und gave their a severe whipping fired at b It Kcouped Topeka Kas Aug 12The negrc who attempted to assault Miss Pcrklnr at Turner Kas near Kansas City Thursday was seen by a Santo FoBre man at noon yesterday on the California limited The negro jumped oft tin blind baggage ns the train slowed uj here and ran when the fireman com manded him to stop The fireman shot at the negro rlssed him Topeks officers are on the trail Dropped Front the Itolls r Washington Aup 12Durlng the last fiscal year 34148 pensioners were dropped from the rolls by death and 8841 were stricken from the listbe cause of remarriage minors attain ing their majority failure to claim pension and other causes making o total of 43186 dropped from the rolls during the year Fatal Collision at Sea V London Aug Ulhe Frencl schooner 1uubboto was sunk In coll si on yesterday oft Lowestoff by tlu strainer Hercules and five persons werr Orowicrt Rev IL M Wheat will fill his regular appointment at the M E I church South Sunday morning ana evening The ChYistian En deavor Society will meet at that church Sunday evening at 630 Miss Celeste Moore will be the lePta WMII CUBANOILciirea Cuts Burns Dralae8 Rheu Baatteri and Sores Price 25 cents Sold by St Bwaard Dreg Store e1 1 fii t It v STARVATION IN PORTO RICO Thousands Wilt Perish Sinless Relic In Promptly lent from tho United stale Washington IAug 12 The war t 1e tmrtment yesterday took prompt inenii urns for the relief of the hurricane nut teresa In 1orto Rico When the pcss dispatched and Gen Davis advice made known the extent of the dlsastti steps were Immediately taken to sent supplies and the transport Mclheraor was ordered put in readiness to cal from New York on Monday next Sill will carry rations and other nccei sarles p Secretary of War Hoot yesterday afternoon sent the following appeal it UQlnayorofaJlclte of mote than 150000 population j irTle governor general of lortc Itlco confirms the reportthat upon the eighth Instant V hurricane swept ovci hat Island entirely demolishing many of the towns destroying mojiy lives and reducing no BO far as he can call mate not less than 100000 qf the In habitants to the condition of absolute destitution without homes or food Unless Immediate and effective relict- s given these unfortunates they will perish of famine Under thesecondltlonsthepresldent deems that an appeal should be made to the humanity of the American peo pIe It is an appeal to their patriotism also for the Inhabitants of Porto Rico freely and gladly submitted themselves to the guardianship of the Unit States and have voluntarily surrendered the protection of Spain to which they were formerly entitled confidently relying upon more generous anti beneficlent treatment at out hands The highest considerations ol honor and good faith unite with the promptings of humanity to require from the United States a generous re nponse to the demand of Porto Rican distress This department lies directed the Immediate distribution of rations to the sufferers by the army in Porto Rico so far as it Is within tho power of the executive but In the absence of any appropriation we must rely large ly upon private contributions HI beg that you will call upon the publicspirited and humane people of your city to take active and Immediate nieasure In this exigency The gov ernment transport McPherson will be sent directly from the port of New York to Porto Rico on Monday the fourteenth Instant to carry all sup plies of food which can be obtained Further transports will be sent at fu lure dates of which public notice will be given Any committee charged with the ratting of funds will receive full Information und advice on commxinlciit Ing with this department Respectfully EL1HU ROOT Secretary of War DESTRUCTION BY STORK Fwo reraoue Killed and Several in- Jured by LlvhtmlaK and Muck Irupertr Destroyed Chicago Aug 13 According to dis patches received from points In lilt nois Indiana Michigan Iowa and Wisconsin a great deal of damage was done by Friday nights storm In tome places there was loss of life due to lightning and the loss in crops und destroyed buildings reaches a heavy figureCollins farmhand near Harvard IlL Struck by lightning Stlckney Prank 17 years struck by lightning near Janesnlle WIs Car John Harvard III stunned by lightning Krux Christian Elgin 111 shocked by lightning Son and granddaughter of above dunned by lightning Orr John Harvard III stunned by lightningIn places livestock was killed A large party gathered in a new tarn preparatory to dedicating It with a Janco Lightning demolished the structure und injured a number ot those Inside An Ice house belonging to the Kickerbocker company of Chi ago was burned by lightning at El gin At Janesvllle Win the house of L C ODrien was demolished by light ding All members of the family were bunt nt n picnic and thus their llvel Were saved At llcsseiner Mich 25 dwelling were moved from their foundations by the wind and flood Corn and small grain In stack was flattened out every where and the loss to farmers will foot tip thousands of dollars Annual Ienilon Report Wnnhlngtjn Aug 12 Advance sheets of the pension commissioners report show that the total number of pensioners on the rolls June 30 1809 were 001510 a decrease of 2105 over the number for 1898 The important feature of this statement is that tho pension roll is growing less notwlth stnhtding the fact that during the year 37077 new pensions Were granted Horses for the Philippine Cincinnati Aug f2Maj Al slsira of the quartermasters office Is here buying cavalry horses for the Philip pines Horses such as tho government wants must be less thus 1000 pounds In weight of solid color and all geld tugs Eightyfour dollars is paid foi those accepted Admiral Dewey III Leghorn Italy Aug 19 Admiral Dtwey today remained on board IsIs flagship the Olympia which arrived hpro at noon Sunday from Naples be- Ing 111 with fever The captain of the vessel received the visits of officials and others In his place Rev Dysart the Episcopal minister will preach at the Assem bly Hall Sunday morning at eleven oclock and at Madisonville Sun dayevening All are invited Quite a largo number of young people under the guidance of Mr W P Cayiness tooka trip through No 21 minetriesdiyeve nijigi The party numbered about twenty I o 4 4T DREYFUS OOURTMftRhIAl- The Case Involving More Than thi Fate of a Mere Captain of Artillery THAT ONLY AN INCIDENT TO THE TRIAL The Real Contest Between Ilrnln KluhllnK for Humanity Juillrt and Troth and MilliaryCaiteCon tendIng forBapremnov llevletvul the Cane l r Emily Crawford Ureyfni Lawyer Shot iennes Aug HTwo men ambushed Maitre Kaborl counsel for DrcyfuH anti ono shot was fired hit till Labor In the hack M Labor fell Iu the roadway lie Is still alive Iteime Aug H1he battle has begun In curnrM Its political bearlngi pre shown In tho arrest of Iaul do lion ledc the deputy and poet and 21 ol his numerous royalist and Honapartlsl allies who have pooled with him against the republic As in the Jloii lungltt conspiracy the pool would he of little consequence but for the mill tnry caste which has found represent ative men in Oen DC Xegrier and some other generals having greatcommaiuU A strange Siieclaele It is a strange thing how the light thickened around the shadowy arid emaciated rehaired Jew whose uni form of an artillery captain so Illfltt and befits his figure and physiognomy A Fluhl In the Death Last Mondays sitting of the court martial and the subsequent nonpub lic sittings were the first skirmishing operations but Saturday was a field duy in which the two hostile forces into which France la divided and has been since the revolution set them selves in arrayof battle and drew the first blood Much tIde elands commit ted to a certain course and line burntui its ships The actual Dreyfus trial Is ft trial of strength I can not see a possibility of Its ending In a drawn gume It Is now a neck or nothing combat a desperate fight in which neither side will give in unless utterly routed The Furore Unitnircd The moral situation of the forces en gaged reminds one of the armies ol the French revolution and those they had to light The Dreyfusltes have the brains the forward Impulse the dash Allil time flexibility At the santo time they are raw recruits gathered upon luncouslyfroin the four points of the Mmpasa Hatred of the military caste and It may be the secret hope of re wards have made them homogeneous The nationalities have social and oth er prestige numbers nnd organiza tim Their center is composed of the majority of Frenchmen and French w6nuii Their left wing I10rmellI 12000 ofllccrs anti thclrrlght wing con lists of the church Iliith Stale Without Scruple All profess respect for legality hut only from the lips out One side Is just as unscrupulous ns the outer but the most active and less num oun side bee really light for the cause of his uanlty justice and truth The Drny usltes have at nay mte won bclllger snt rights and they ore sure of the friendly neutrality of tho government Their adversaries can no longer make 430 of the rope that hung 1ickard or the razor that cut Henrys throat Tho minister of war could not If he wanted to rend a forged document in parlia ment It Is Impossible stow to stuff the dossier with fables fit for Mother Gooses tales But organization unto hers prestige and wealth means stay tug power Dreyfntlta Financial Racking DcubtlcRB the Dreyfusltca ore sun plied with Jewish funds without nee cepting M le Freyclnets estimate of 39000000 francs The Bums subscribed by English nnd German Jews must bo mormons hut like wealthy geptllcs rich Jews nre fond of the pomp and ranltles of life thctltles of aristocratic society Many of them are frightened already nt the onward pace of tho Dreyfunltis lea Merelcrii Deitoaltlan den Merciers deposition was Iniudl ble unless to the judges and nhnrtlmnd reporters It fell flat his voice and delivery bcinp bad Hut we hat It now in print It has qualities for which We did not give it credit during dtllv ery They nro easy slowing statements plnuflbllity anti the nrt of lull- Ing suspicion As the deposition up pears In full In the reports It will ev erywhere be rend with delight by those trendy persuaded that Dreyfus Is a traitor They will not see what was Iecksnllllan what was tho feline per tidy Figuratively speaking the de position which was really a epeevh for the prosecution shows Mercier to be n casuist of tho highest order He never loses his way In the most hits sate variations and keeps In view that Dreyfus Is a cool calculating well informed traitor Oulr the IleKluiiliiK t r the SlrnniIr TIme immediate Issue of the light it freedom of Dreyfus but Saturdays tn identa and episodes art the beginning of a struggle of furreaching conse querce EMILY CUAWFOni I ranI De floulcde Arrested 1arls Aug 12M Paul De Iloulede founder of the League of Patriots and a member of the chamber of deputies for thq Angouleme division of Cha rente was arrested at 4 u in at his estate Crolsery near Paris The Hon Wm Goebel and Hon Jo Blackburn spoke at the Tabernacle in Madisonville yester day to a very good crowd many laa being present Miss Alberta Forth left Friday for her home in Evansville after a two weeks visit to friends and relatives here She was accom panied home by Miss May Peyton Will Cazort has retunedliy- ule I p Jc a Or j JRE-I Makes the food and wholesome norm SMIM pomn ed rw veer MRS LILY LANOTRY MARRIED Sho Captured the son nnd Stair ol Sir Henry Perelral De Hnthe- a IlrltUh Ilaranet London Aug 16Mrs Lilly Lang try was married July 27 at the Island of Jersey to Hugo Gerald de Ilathc 28 ycnrs of age the eldest son of Sit Henry 1erclvnl de Bathe baronet o retired general and Crimean veteran The ceremony was private the only wltneiu being Mrs Lnngtrys daughter Tho prince of Wales Is said tc have boon in the confidence of the pair sisal lie sent them n telegram ol congratulations The wedding oc curred the tiny Mr Jerseys Mrs Lntigtry horse Mcrmon won the Goodwood cup Sir Henry de Ilathe has seats in Devonshire HUSBCX und County Meoth to which the bridegroom Is heir The wedding will not Interfere with Mre Lougtrys forthcoming season at the Haymnrket THE TENTHS HOME COMING Peiinsrlviuiln Wantii the Prrnldrnt- in Sleet the Koym When They Arrive In Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pa Aug 10A com mittee composed of Gov Wm A stone Robert Pitcairn of the Pennsylvania railroad nnd B M lilgelow of title city has gone to Pittsburgh X Y where they will meet President Me lnley mid extend to him an Invitation to be present In Pittsburgh upon the return of the rcnth regiment The committee will press upon the president the general desire of western Pcnnylvnnlris and the friends tf the Tenth to have him here upon their return and It Is expectedthe matter will be presented to him in ends a light that he will find it lined to refuse President McKinley line tiready expressed his desire to be here and shake the hand of every member of the regiment EXCHANGED FOR GOLD COIN Amount at Gold Certificate Paid Out at tho Several utTrcns uric Washington Aug IdTh amount Of gold certificates paid out nt tlnisev eral suWrensurlcs nil tb theclpso of buMneuI liihdny lucx hange lorgold coin was 14418870 with Sun Francis CO nnd New Orleans yet to lib heard from The amounts taken at the sev eral siibtrrnsury cities are given as follows Washington t 8M9H nalllmpro 1811TM New york SS8000- CIhllnUtlphla lll ttI- lottou 135001 Cincinnati 2102GC Chicago 1437015- 3t Louts J alOM ONE OF DENVERS PIONEERS Death or Clearpo W Clayton Prom the Effect of a Ileccut Stroke of Apoplexy Denver Col Aug 10 George W Clayton ono of Denvers earliest pi oncers died from the effects of a stroke of apoplexy sustained Saturday night lie was a native of Philadel phia but cnmu to Denver In 1859 en tering the mercantile business In 1674 he retired with n large fortune uhicli Is now estimated nt from S3 000000 to 15000000 Ills wife and only child died several years ago DEWEY TESTIMONIAL FUND President McKluley Invited to Attend a Performance In New york In Aid of the Fund Plottsburg N Y Aug IGThe en tcrtolnmcnt committee of the Dewey testimonial fund consisting of cxGov John 8 Wise chairman cxFIre Chief Hugh Banner of New York Dr Brush sad Secretary Shottwcll arrived here anti Invited the president to attend a grand performance to bo given at the preslltllIttile but said he could not give a posi live answer Vend Multiply In Clay County London Ky Aug l6A mutters now stand In Clay county four feuds me looked for instead of two an now Tho Ilcnges anti 8ta pletons of near Itcngetown arc pi fparing for war One of the Stapletons was killed n few months leI by n Ilenge arid feeling has been growing until an outbreak Is looked for at amy moment On lied lilrd creek trouble lists started between time Sizlores and Ashers and both fac lions are currying Winchesters The latter place Is 20 antI llengctown 12 miles from Manchester Stricken With Avoplcxy Omaha Neb AUg lit Senator M L Icyward was stricken with apoplexy yesterday afternoon nt rlrovuvile Neb where he had gone to deliver an iddress at tho Modern Woodmen plo tile He is in a very precarious con dll lost Communication Interdicted Ponta Del Gada Azont Islandu ug- IGAII communication between the Azores and Portugal have been Inter dicted on account of the seeming cases of bubonla plague which have been discovered at Oporto Hcolch Steel for America LolldolA l i lp ThoiPalUMnirGn tette noting tho Amerlcah inqulrlell- for Scotch steel BOYS Lanarkshire flnit has secured an order for 10000 tons for shipment to the United States Foot and Sleuth Disease in Eurvt Alexandria Egypt Aug 1GAll of Lgjpt is Infected with the soot and miuth disease There have been 1827 cases reported since July 18 Are you a subscriber to Till BEE You should be I J f tt 1 9 I if I r 1 fA i RAKING POWDER yrI5WiLW mordttelicious N I OTHERWISE UNNOTICED The Transvaal government has ordered the mobilization of Its reserve artilleryWorlds fair workers at St Louis ore preparing for a final crusade to com plete tho fund- Columbia defeated Defender 13 minute and seven seconds over a 38mile course Monday In light wqather A cotton expert predicts that the Reasons yield will reach the unpre cedented total of 12000000 bathes Mrs Mary 13 Smith aged 55 and her brother Thomas Troy aged 65 died In St Louis Monday within five hours North Tiixna cotton growers complain thnt the drought of the last cropJosephCansns City Mobequeathed 80000 to the St Louis Christian Brothers col leseJ man nnd woman have been arrest ed at Portia Ark charged with shoot Ing the two young Watts girls last Saturday More thnn S50 St Loulsans have gone to PutlnIiay Island in Lake Erie to attend the Epworth League convention Dr Hyatt the St Louis weather fore csterpredlcts unusually cold weather for this season of the year for the im mediate future- A Missouri Pacific freight train went through a bridge near Henson Mo Several persons were hurt one of them a tramp fatally The transport McPherson with a cargo of supplies for the storm suffer em of lorto RIco left her pier in Brooklyn Monday afternoon The shortest honeymoon on record occurred of Outhrle Okla Monday A bride of two hours Instructed an at torney to tvpply for a divorce Capt William Masson who for 38 years ran on tho Mississippi river and captainsdiedBud Meadows on the stand in theI trial at OJul Mo showed n Winchester how he killed the three Bllycus M he claimed in selfdefense W I n Howard a prominent mer chant of Jamestown Ark thinks he has struck a bonanza on his farm in the shape of n quarry of black marble The Kansas City Star says the only available military force In Missouri nt prfstnt la AdjtiOcnBcllrsnlaryJV 000 nnd Bill Dings janitor to the state arsenalA Stntcs government steam er supposed to be the cable steamer Hooker Is ashore near the Inouth of Corregldor harbor at the entrance toI Manila bay- Harvey Hooper was arrested atGuth rle Okla charged with beheading J II Rick and throwing his body into the rlyer The headless body was found ten days ago lien Davis reports from Sun Juan Porto Rico the death of Harry J Barker Troop C Fifth cavalry who died on August 11 from Injuries re ceived in the hurricane Hugh Kennedy of San Francisco who has jupt returned from Kotzebue sound Alaska brings the report that the Plckinny brothers of entucky were murdered by natives while pros pcctlng on the Rilawalk river The TlilrlrKlrnt Under Order Cincinnati tug 16fhe Thirty first regiment which has been fully recruited for n week has been ordered to he ready to leave for San Francisco September 15 thence on the trans port Grant for the Philippines Col Pettlt LlcutCol Webb C Hayes and oilier officers consider the regiment reedy for service Slay Assist on the Shamrock London Aug 12The Times com plimenting Cnpt lien Parkers skill ful handling of Emperor Williams yacht Meteor In the Solent confirm the report thnt he will If tho Kaiser consents go to the United States wlh ten of the most expert members of the crew of the Meteor to assist In sailing Shamrock lion George Lacker Dead Toledo 0 Aug HHon George Lackey an Ohio pioneer and tie founder of the Ohio drainage system Is dead He was 75 years old THE MARKETS New York Auc 18 CATILliNativo Bteerll11 is 5Jl 6 00 l1COONMlddhlflbWHKATNo 2 Hod 16 73 COHNNo 2 OATSNO t- 1OllKNew 27 Siena 875 t 960 BT LOUIS COTTCNMlddllnB Ii31 8 UE13VE8Sleer 4 25 565 Cows und lUlfurs 2 61 4 65 CAIVK3per 100 6 00 8 7t I1OO8 Knlr to Choice 4 00 O 4 81- JU1IBEP Fair to Choice W G 4 0- 051LQU1Patents enewl 3 40 ft 1 CO Clonr and Straight 2 75 3 36- 7IKWWHEATNo J lied Winter 73 ii COHNNo t p 32 OATH No 2- HYKNo t2 2- TOIJACCOtugs MI 300 860 Loaf Durloy 4 60 12 00 hAYdear Timothy now 800 1000 HUTTBIl Choice Dairy 16 18 KOdB Fresh 1034 rOIK 8tnndardMe snow II 25 13ACONCle lllb 574 LAUD Prlmo SteamS CHlCAO- OCAT1IENnUve Steers 460 O 020 lionsFair to 4 15 Q 4 8- 0S1IEEVFair to Choice 3 60 4 7S ILOUnWlnter Patents 5 45 O a 56 Sllrlnc latciits 30 f 3 60 WHEATNO 2 sprine TO tj 71 No 2 lied t 7334 COnN No 2 V OATS No 2 Z1 5- J01KMess nlhow 7 61 p- kANHAS a 0CITY CATTLFNitIVe Steert 470 3 665 4 Oil Q 465 68904TflNoCOHNNo2 O1tLEAS- IIOUitIhIuhs Qrado 3 40 a conNNo2 13 4J OATSWejtern a 2 DESICkSflPATEN REE24ot1coL 01 moderaM No tee till patent If secured LetUnutrkUyeonMellUalwtre E IGGERS Pltnt W C I THE ASSASSINS BthET PrincipaliCounsel the Victim of an Assassin SHOT IN THE lACK AND BADLY WOUNDED He We On ills Way to Attend the Sitting of the CoortMartlal at nee and was Waylaid At Last Accounts II was Buttering Severely Kennes Aug 15 Latest details re garding the shooting of M Laborl how that the sky was overcast when H Laborl left his home about 0 a m tccompnnled by Col Flcquart and the utters brotherinlaw M Goat M Laborl was laughing and chat lng with his companions when he was shot The party was passing the Qua Richmond and was about to ross the Chataubriand bridge when a man hidden behind a wooden fence it a corner of tho quail stepped out sad fired at M Labor Pelt to the Ground The wounded man fell to the ground tie tried to rise and put his hand to Ihe wound in his back and brought the hand back covered with blood As Ie lay there with his clothes covered with the dust in which he had fallen be said In a faint voiceS ill beg you to give me ray stick unit ny papers Oo and tell them he add id with a final effort to suspend the proceedings Spectator Gathered The shot had been heard 200 yards sway from the avenue de la Guere where a crowd had gathered as usual to witness the arrival of the principal peisonagea connected with the court martial The spectators ran in tho direction of the spot where the shoot Ing bad occurred followed by gen darmes on horseback The Doctor Arrived Tho wounded man asked to have a arrlagc called to convey him to his residence and to have Dr Recluo sum mOiled When tho doctor arrived he knelt beside M Laborl putting a botI tie of smelling salts to his nostrils round these central figures were trouped the spectators all deeply af- foted some Indeed crying like chit lien At a little distance was gathered mother group The central figure of which was the commissary of police uoto book In hand taking down the testimony of the eye witnesses of the affair The Scene of the Crime The scene of this pathetic picture woe n dusty high road the darkgreen slow waters of the River Vllalne on one side and on the other scattered houses with a gap just opposite the spot through which could be seen a green meadow with a stream flowing through It and beyond that the backs of a row of houses A cordon of mounted gendarmes was drawn up as quickly as possible about fifteen yards apart and In the space within which were tbotwo groups already described Dora to III lleildence An ambulance which had been sum moned arrived with four attendants of the military hospital bearing an or dinary stretcher on which was placed i blue and white striped mattress On this M Laborl was tenderly laid and the stretcher was borne by friends of M Laborl and some newspaper men with Mme Laborl walking beside It The party proceeded slowly back in the middle of the roadway to M Laboris temporary residence v4 ev he had rented a furnished house for use during the continuance of the court martial searching for the Assailant A force of gendarmes Leaded by M Ifennlon subchief of the secret po lice Is scouring the country In search of M Laboris assailant and n com pany of Infantry has been dispatched to surround and beat the wood when In the man Is supposed to be hiding An incredible side of the outrage is the fact It Is asserted that several passersby saw M Laborl shot and punted on Indifferently neither offer- Ing to help the Victim nor joining in the pursuit of the assassin Ilolibrd by an Onlooker Still more incredible is the fact that an Individual who went to the side of M Labor as he lay wounded on the ground Is said to have searched the pockets of the Buffering man and stolen their contents The assailant fled after the shooting holding his revolver In his hand with his finger on the trigger and threat rued several men who showed n dispo sition to block his way The Wounded Man Condition One of the doctors at M Laboris house said that M Labor was bearing the agony he was Buffering with mar velous fortitude and added He has been put to bed and is being watched by his wife lie has spoken but not of himself always about the trial Wo have strung hopes that he will pull through and have sent an optimistic telegxam to his family 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Platform Denounces tbVIjDuU vllle Convention and the Qoebel Election Law Special to TanBes- Lexington Kyv August 17Al- arge attendance at tile Lexington antiGoebel convention represent ing i to counties A lull ticket has been nominated as follows John Young Brown for Governor Major P P Johnson Lieutenant Gover nor Lawrence P Tanner of Owensboro Attorney General Frank C Pasteures of Caldwell county Auditor John C Droege of Kenton Treasurer Ed L Hines of Bowling Green Secretary of State Rev E O Guerrant of Jackson Superintendent of Public Instruction G H Vandever of Lincoln Commissioner of Agricul ture All the nominations were made in a most harmonious manner and by acclamationHon Young Brown mad a speech of about one hour and a half in which he reviewed icssy things of state interest and stirred the convention with much enthu siasm The platform denounces the Louisville Policeman conven tion and says that onethird the Democrats of Kentucky weredis franchised thereby and that the nominees 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pirti bI coot AddfrI us fog prlle11IfI a THURSDAY AUGUST 17 1899 r REPUBLICAN TICKET Governor fjt 1 t fw S TAYLOR s Butler County I It For Lieutenant Governor V j j JOHN MARSHALL tiLouidViLlei For Secretary ol State 01 CALEB POWERS OI Knox County For Attorney General CLIFTON J PRATT i rOfHopkins County- ForAuditor l l lfcsv JOJHN S SWEENEY 4 OUBourbon County IFoTrcasureriI DAYfJ44 Igjr 1 ic In tstructioni IfCampbell County 9 Fir Commissioner of Agriculture GPT j W THROCKMORTON iofFayette County 1 S For Representative 1 I fIBE T ROBINSON 4 IIKKE is dollars to doughnuts tbauMr Bryan will not speak in L i Kentucky in this faUs campaign pIs recent speechL t in Hopkins county had somewhat of a goodnight effect to the cause of Goebel REPUBLICANS to the front in Kentuckys line of march The fight will soon be on in earnest Stand in line HAS Goebel weakenedlost faith in his Goebel Bill and in his election commissioners or what is it that gives him that scared caste of countenance i t IT is amusing to note some ol the apologies made for supporting the nomination of the Redwine Convention Apologies seem to be necessary Doubtless they are IN the event of Goebels election the CouritrJournal has fears of the State printing going to the Cin cinnati Enquirtr The Enquirer istruly more of a Goebel organ than either the Couritr Journal or the Times Strange but true SOME unseen powers stilled Mr Settles tongue at Bowling Green lathe midst of his tirade against all that is decent in politics Such warning should be sufficient and henceforth all espousing Gobelism should govern themselves accord ingly TilE Louisville Posts supple meat issued the nth inst is a very creditable one interesting in the extreme as it sets forth the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth Truth that even Mr Blackbnrns lying news papers cannot question if they were so disposed WE predict for Goebel a fair sized crowd wherever he may speak for no other reason than that it has never been known to fail that where the coming of a mur derer into a community is known right there people will congregate i impelled by curiosity to see what the culprit looks like THE Cincinnati Enquirers inter est in Goebel and Goebelism is due to another trade made by Goe bel and others The Enquirers 1 support has been paid for not a mere promise to pay as some would suppose but actually paid orb i fore delivery of goods and with the understanding that if Goebel 1is declared King by the powers that be viz The Goebel Bill C additional favors will be extended CAN a man who will in cold blood kill another and be guilty of numerous other crimes expect tIe people of Kentucky to elect him Governor of the pround old commonwealth Certainly not or why should he in advance of the election have a law enacted to make his election sure no matter how overwhelming the vote against him might be The fore sight and shrewdness of Mr Goe beLcannot be denied nor ques tipdor 4 I f THUS far Mister Urey Woodson I appears to be a silent partner of Goebel Co He is one of the push who seems to have sense enough to keep his nVnuth r slnit Doubtless he remembers that ex Gov John Young Brawn made him what he is and it is due to that fact that he remains silent Even the Afttstngtr editorials espousing the Goebel cause are directly traceable to Messrs Leigh and May the bone sinew and brain of tI1 s erl r JUDGE JOSEPH L ELUSTON a lawyer and chairman of Kenton countys committee of Goebel Dem ocratsalso an election commisioner for Kenton county said in a recent conversation Well you fellows may do the voting and well do the countingThis Elliston is a sworn election commissioner Of course everybody knows that he reads the law as it was intended to be carried out Six affidavits have been made by citizens who heard the statements oL EUistpn and the three commissioners at Frankfort will have an opportuhity of confirming the Kenton county appointment THE Goebel Cos circus with its numerous side shows was pulled off at Mayfield the 12th inst and the Pennyrile voters of that section still live Mr Goebel however in the midst of his harangue sickened nigh unto death and for a time it was thought that speech would be his last on earth Well as some contend this was doubtless a warning from some higher power than election laws and convention rulings made by man It would indeed be sacrilegious to quote Scripture in connection with Goebel and his forty or more thieves under any circumstances or we could cite our readers to many suitable pas sages applicable to the case Throughout the Pennyrile district we are Gods people let it be re membered i The WageEarners Story New York Letter Philadelphia Press Ever since the close of the fiscal year there have been amazing tories of otbcial reports that show the extent throughout the country and the magnitude of the exciting business prosperity The clearings reported from the various cities have furnished good proof of the enormity of the transactions of a domestic nature done in the past six months Today C9mes an equally gratify ing tale narrated from another point of view And aside from the visible evidences of cheerfulness and content that everyone has been able to see in this city this report gives the only opportunity for dis covering whether the wageearners are sharing in the prosperous con ditions It is a report that shows what the sayings banks of the va rious boroughs that comprise the city of New York been doing for six months There are in the en lag d New York fortynine sav ings institutions Their deposits range from 6000000 down to 4000 Their resources reach in one case as high as 76000000 and there are ten whose resources are net less than 25000000 Since the ist of January the wageearners of New York have deposited in these banks nearly 20000000 more than they with drew from them and in one case the resources were increased by nearly three millions in six months Not a savings bank in all the en large New York shows less de posits on July i than it did on Jan uary i and not one shows a decrease in resources That is to say that for six months the net savings ofthe workingmen of New York City were about 20000000 and it is estimated that unless there be a change in tbe conditions that now prevail the wageearners of this city will have as their share of tbe prosperity of the country in the form of permanent investment or savings 50000000 more than they had last year Uncle Sam Penny Wise Washington Letter to the New York Post The United States Government is run on rather extravagant lines in respect to the outlay of money for various classes of service but it is closeness itself when it comes to the auditing of the accounts for such service An officer who was traveling in the West some time ago on public business wanted to run over to Pipeslone Mann from Flandrau S D and back again By rail this meant a rather long detour and involved considerable expense for car fares hotel accommodations etc i but the distance straight across the prairie was only fifteen miles and his erratfd in Pipestone could be accomplished in an hour He in quired at a local livery stable and found tbat a buggy horse and driver could be got for 5 Just then an Indian farmer came along and said he wanted to go to Pipe stone too and that he bad a pair of horses 1but no light wagon r r b A Gentle Wind of Western Birth Tells no sweeter story to humanity Man the Announcement that the hetlthgivef And htalthMnger Hoods StrstprM ietts of the birlh of An CM of good hetlth It Is the one reliable specific for the atrt of All Hood stomach And liver troubles odb8aq7INever Disgpin The officer found that he could hire a buggy alone for fifty cents the Indian agreed to furnish the horses and do the driving for noth I ing taking his compensation in his own free trip over and back A bargain was accordingly sjruclc the journey was made and when the ofhcer turned in Ins vouchers at Vashington one of them was for oie buggy one day fifty centsAlthough his entire account ran well up into the hundreds of dol lars this was the single item held up by the auditing experts Who ever heard of hiring a buggy and horses for fifty cents a day they sagely inquired And to hire a buggy without horses would be folly for the man could not have dragged it himself There is some thing wrong here So at considerable inconvenience and cost of time the Irugal functionary of the Government had to visit the office and make an elaborate explanation first orally and then in writing and the written statement had to be duly filed in the archives before the account was passed and his money paid to him This failure of an effort to save 450 for the Government was not without its lesson From that da3 forward the officer concerned never haggled over questions of economy He hired a whole out fit when he hired anything and let Uncle Sam pay big bills rather than be bothered with little ones Wanted To sell or trade a Hall combina tion lock safe good as new Pair ties can see safe by calling at L D Martins store St Charles Ky JOHN SPINGLER Terre Haute Ind CLIPPED FROM THE- KENTUCKY EXCHANGES A Curious Find From the Lebanon Falcon James W Hamilton the thresh erman tells us that while he was threshing a crop of wheat for Mr Spalding on the Bradfordsville pike about three miles from town on Saturday afternoon on finish ing the first stack a hole was dis covered near the center of the stack and no sooner had it been discovered than a snake protruded its Iead from the opening There were several dogs with the machine at the time and one of them jerked the reptile from his abode Alter dispatching the reptile the cur again made a rush for the hole and this time emerged with a large skunk in his mouth The effluvium of this animal however soon proved too much for his dogship and he released Ins hold and again made for the hole this time he could not land his prey Several of the machine hands laid to and pretty soon two groundhogs were pulled out After a severe fight with the dogs they were killed The two groundhogs which were the largest ever seen in that coun try the skunk and the snake a viper were dwelling in peace and harmony in the same bed The Old Way From the Harrodsburg Democrat The Democrat talked with two old timers at Lexington the other day Messrs Robert Prewitt and Ike Smith In 1851 Mr Smith drove 112 head of fat cattle for Mr Prewitt to New York tak ing eightyfive days for the trip It was customary at that time to drive cattle from Kentucky all the way to Boston There were no scales in Kentucky on which to weigh cattle it was the custom for the buyer and seller to agree on a steer of average size and kill him and weigh the parts after be ing cleaned and butchered The weight thus ascertained was to stand for the weight of each animal in the lot lo be sold and they were sold at so much per pound net as arrived at by this method The prevailing price fifty years ago for fat cattle from 1300 to 1600 pounds was 4 cents per pound net weight the same grade of cattle that would now bring about 5 cents gross on foot A Rare Tobacco From the JarrodsburgDemocral Mr T M Deani of theiCura lins Ferry neighborhood was in town Monday Several years ago while in the cliffs he found a number of wild tobacco plants winch he transplanted and cultivated and they turned out some of the finest long green he bad ever seen One peculiarity about this j W tobacco was that it did not have a sucker or worm about it This led him to believe he had struck a gold mine and he went into the business extensively the year fol lowing hoping to supply the seed to growers guaranteeing no suckers and no worms but his golden hopes vanisjed by the fail ure to grow of a single seed he had preserved to start on 5 A Big Kentucky Tree From abe Burkeiville Herald- I iflqtgeneraiiynt but one 6fjteiiigesttiees inUhis part of Ptounuyand nearly equalling the big trees of California stands near the Elliot schoolhouse below AmandaYille It is a hollow syca more and measures fourteen feet in diameter and if the top was not broken off there is no telling how high it would be There is a piece broken out of one side of it which answers the purpose of a doorway and the children frequently stable as many as three horses at a time in it on rainy days and have plenty of room for all a Hawk and Buzzard Fight From the Greenup Democrat In conversation with a represen tative of the Democrat the Rev William Loper told of a peculiar incident which came under Ins observation while driving with his wife and George McGinnis up the Buffalo Fork of Tygart creek They were driving along and saw a fight between a turkey buzzard and a hawk and stopped to watch it The fight was stubbornly contested but finally resulted in a victory for the buzzard- S UI Was Kind to the Poor From Ibe Maysville Public Ledger A few days ago an old man was killed by a train at Vanceburg His name was John Irvine and his age eightythree He was a bachelor living alone and had property worth some 3000 His house was alongside the railroad and one of his freaks was to walk across the track whenever he heard a train coming Like the fool lion tamer and the ballonatic he made the trip once to many for a Flyer dumped Jim into a ditch without a whole bone in his body Some years ago he had prepared his tombstone and on it in addi tion to name and dates is the sentiment Be Kind to the Poor i It isa noble sentiment too and Mr Irvine carried it out by making his home the retreat of every tramp who came along al though on more than a dozen occa sions the ungrateful wretches re turned his hospitality by stealing his clothes and whatever else they could carry a a Bound to Get Him When I was in Lexington says John Feland in the Hopkinsville New Era I had the pleasure of meeting Sheriff Beverly White of Clay county Hes an entertaining chap and talks sensibly of the sit uation there White is a walking arsenal and wears his pistol belt in plain view He told me that he knew his days on earth were numbered The feudists are bound to get me before long he said It may be a week and it may be a month but Ill bite the dust some time I asked him why he didnt move away from the country All of my friends and relatives and what little property I have are in Clay I must stay there and meet my fate lik a man he answered a a- a Work on raising the grade of the Illinois Central on both sides of the river at the Henderson incline is giving employment to 250 men Work has been in progress since early spring with a large force but it will be six or eight weeks yet before the grading is finished while ballasting and riprapping will take well into November Long before the winter rains make the Ohio a raging flood the tracks will be above the highest water mark and only ice can interfere with the operation of the transfer boat The work at the incline is an immense one It means the raising of the track for two miles on the Indiana side and a mile and a quarter in Kentucky as well as lifting the Y tracks on both sides far above floods In all nearly four miles of track will have to bo elevated and all of this without interference with regular traffic augmented by the passage of work tra- insSCROFULA I jpalenesshot weather 03 well as In cold SCOTTS EMULSION cures them In summer as In winter It Is creamylooking and pleas anttattlrlocIII1t A I alldrutgltu io IIJ 1 t J1OVN IN THE MINES S Adiong the new men to cast lick lot wllh the SI Bernard Coal Company Is Mr Waller II Finlejr a graduate In mining engineering Since graduating he bu been employed at mines In Montana and now comes to assist Mr Howard While as assistant mine engineer and so valuable a helper be has proved to be that Mr While Is greaily delighted wIth hintf The president of Ibe SI Bernard Cog pany Mr J B Atkinson has left to spend a lew weeks In the East with his family who are DOW sojourning there Secretary Bailey of the Relnecke Coal Company as usual took quite an Interest In Ibe Hopkins County Fair Last week we quoted at some length the influence of Ibe saloon on the strike at Evansville and Ibis week we quote from a writer to the United Mine Journal what bad effect the use of liquor has on even the members of Ibe U M W The first of a series of local meetings Mondayforonly pulln an appearance It was blue- Monday and of course Ibe saloons required the attention of a large number of miners and they could not spare Ibe time lo attend a meeting I suppose that some of the poor fellows when they receive from Sro to Srs for two weeks hard labor are so overjoyed with such prosperity that they must try lo drown their past bard ships and troubles and feel strong rich at least as long as their small pay will last This week sees the consummation of some gigantic coal and coke deals in Fay cite county and the Connellsville coke re gion The Federal Steel Company who recently purchased from II C Frick Ibe Revere tract just south of Unlonlown has sold 1131 acres of it to W J Rainy for a trifle less than 1000 per acre making a total consideration of over Si cooooo and for the same sum bas pur chased about 2000 acres of the Do Pay coal in Nicholson German and Menallen townships The Cocbran interests have bought zoo acres of fine coal lust beyond their Washington plant and have organized the Cochran Coal and Coke Company capital 360000 lo develop it The Bessemer Coke Company people have also organized a new 100000 con cern and will build a new coke plant in the north end of the Connellsville region Coonelsville Pa Courier Vessels for Ibe coil trade are reported scarce at Cleveland Among the thousands who attended Ibe fair at Madlsonville last week could bfl found the miners ant their families in large numbers who even while work is plentiful look a few hours to attend their county fair and lake a needed rest Superinlendenl CrulcbSeld and family from St Charles were among the visitors at the county fair last week While the St Bernard Company bad no exhibit at the fair this year they furnished a Urge number of the patrons of Ibe fair Six hundred miners in eastern Ken lucky are out on a strike on account of controversy about wages If there Iaportion of Kentucky cursed with strikes it is eastern Kentucky where they seem to boot annual occurrence A recent strike at Central City lasted only two days and the supposition is that as usual the operators conceded the agi tators Iheir demands Two more arrests were made Ibis morning of Ibe parties who are charged with being implicated in Ibe recent mid night assault upon nonunion miners near Ihe Sunnyside seal mints The parties arrested were George Spradley and William Rueger Both are young men about 21 years of age and Ihey live in the West End of the city They are miners and were employed In the Sunnyside mines previous lo the inaugura lion of Ibe strike Since the midnight shooting affair the men have been out of the city but returned a few days ago Deputy Sheriff George Koch beard they were in the city and as be bad warrants for their arrest be started in search of them Ibis morning He found Spradley at the Sunnyside mines and while passing Ihe Franklin street park he saw Rneger so be brought both of Ibe men up town to the county jail where they will be locar cerated until they give bond in the sum of 1000 for their apperance at the Septem ber tern of the Circuit Court It Is understood that their friends and relatives are taking steps toward securing bondimen The warrants on which Ibe men were arrested were made out in compliance with indictments returned by the last grand jury and charge the men with as sault and battery with intent to maim and kill The News readers will recall the booting scrape While bookkeeper James Moore of the Sunnyside Coal Company and Ed Geiger were transporting about twentyseven non union colored miners from the L N depot at Howell to the mines of the Sifnnyside coal and coke company one night last May un known parlies fired upon Ihe wagonette containing the men at a point on West Maryland Streets and James Moore re ceived wounds from which be is just re covering and five of be negro miners were struck by shots and bullets Ed Gelgeri ear was penetrated and almost cut off by one of the bullets This makes six arrests in all which resulted from the grand jurya Investiga tion of ibe affair and several other arrests are yet to bo made As soon as the men can be apprehended they will be arrested Eyansville News It is thought by some that tbo call issued by Agitator Wood for members of the U M W to beware of Hopkins county and leave the same without further effort to organize Is only a blind behind which he expects to complete bis plan of mIschIef makingIt thought that the Campbell washers being constructed at Ibo coke works will be ready for use this week and Ibe work on the lack bins is being pushed by Fore man Toombs Said a miner one day this wed I ex peel to you for Goebel but I believe that the Republican party Is the true friend of I labor Yet he will vole against hiowa InterestsMr Hogan is again making the rounds establishing new agencies for tfie Coal Company John is getting ready for another rush next winter When a miner makes up his mind lo support Goebel be should abandon all hope of further increase of Ibo industries of Ibis State it bis candidate should be successful An avowed enemy lo labor and its interests in the governors chair can work a great Injury to the s 1 I ii f c1 Jti ie 0 A cLEAR HEAD gestlm soundsleep a fine appetite and a ripe old age are some oftheresults bfjthe use of Tutts Liver Pills A single dose will convince you of their wonderfuleffects and virtue A Kno vn Fact An absolute cure for sickhead ache dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and all kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills Col Lucas Moore commis sioner of agriculture is anxious to have nonpartisan nonpolitical farmers clubs organized to discuss matters pertaining to the farm and will be pleased to correspond with those interested in the sub ject DIGEST YOUR fOOD byfoodsoot and roet Intoycmr bloe4M thai 1D1 are liable to almost any dtaas the ystim I a belt to UM Dr Catlattdfa Cnua UvfPowder and watch the fMtUt YoartU4lthe good seeds alter tiklnr oat deGtTe it a trial and be conTlaCB1 Price Zc oa Dr Ottos Spniwi Gum Balaam Curls Your Cmithi JiMt tiis MvtHrin for ChUtlNIIv for sale fey St Bernard Drug Store Government Commissioners have made an agreement with the Crow Indians for the purchase of about 1000000 acres of land which will eventually be thrown open for settlement Where the digestion is good and the general powers of the system in a healthy state worms can had no habitation in the human body Whites Cream Vermifuge not only destroys every worm but cot recta all denageaesli of the digestive or gans Price aj cts at St Cerdard Drug StoreHouses fences and crops in Central and Eastern Kentucky suf fered greatly from a storm Satur day In Marion county the dam age is estimated at 300000 Ex tensive damage is reported done in Madison and Nelson counties The Appetite of a Qoat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver era out of order All such should know that Dr Kings New- Life Pills the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy ales a splendid appetite sound digestion and a regular that Insures perfect health and great energy Only 13 cents at any Drugstore The grand stand of the Louisville Baseball Club was destroyed by fire Saturday morning entailing a loss of about f12000 partially covered by insurance Foleys Kidney Core has been tested and found lo be all you claim for U I have been giving ll to my father and it la Ibe only thing that ever helped him writes Geo C Hicsock Cactus Wl Campbell A Co Ten thousand people attended the closing day exercises at the Elks Fair at Lexington The fair was a big success and cleared about 14000 for the Lexington Elks Lodge W A Goolibr Alfood T UL wrlut litre used Dr MA Simmons Liver Utdlcla 1- 0Jn lor CoitUtQiii Bad Drum Low Spirits sic and find it tar superior U lbs Ztllint Esga Illor i base nsd The leader of the Mormon mis sionaries in the South say recent reports of attacks upon the Mor mons have been greatly exagger atcdIof fevers of all kinds because ougbly cleanses the stomach and bowl ol all bIlious humors and expels all impure secretions ot Ibe body Price 30 cts at St Bernard Drug Store The safe in the postoffice at Cen tral City was blown open one night last week and robbed of 37590 of which 24030 was in stamps and the remainder in money The burglars prized open the door and then blew the safe open with dynamite The safe was torn to pieces Teller Eczema and Skin Diseases yield quickly lo the marvelous healing qualities of Banner Salve made from a prescription of a skin specialist of world wide fame ijc CarapbellA Co- gIt announced in a paper that at Hopkiniville a citi zen broke the skull of a detective and that the injuries ofthe lat ters are regarded as serious Dallas News Nothing equals Ballard Blackberry Bal sam for Cramping Diarrhoea cud Bowel Complaints This remedy Is one of Ihr and most successful medicine of its kind Price 35 cents St Bernard Drugstore The fact that Brazil will exhibit 500 varieties of serpents at the Paris exposition not used for advertising purposes in Ken tuckyOmahaWorldHeraldIn Utdi dash iQvalufbU It lret Tons to ibfSlomtcb Aids Dlftillon and Aiiliti Nature la carryIng Off Impurities Lieut Robert S Payne of the Thirtyfirst volunteer infantry left Hop insvJlle for Fort Thomas with sixteen recruits All of the mpn served with him in Cuba f You ought lo know that when suffering from any kidney trouble that a safe sure remedy is Foley Kidney Corp Guaranteed or monoy refunded Campbell I Co The Shelby County Fair Asso ciation has just compictc4new amphitheater is one of the finest in the South To keep jrounf keip will keep the neryts calm tJbody ruddy and will 1404 with Or Mj1mn1On LInt Utdtcla R goUti the end Boasts Judge Skillman of sitting in a case at Hardinsburg fined sixteen boys fo each for playing baseBall on Sunday s IMfpNUIlAN TEAcLDppep- I III ala OaaatI ad Iad rIoo2cMSoldby 4 I li + li r r3TRUCKitfi Yes the dull season hiss once more made its appear 4ancelias struck usanll we arc leaving nothing undone to Jj 4 counteract its demoralizing effect Idleness we will guard lit- 4l against we must be busy cant afford to be otherwise and tit = that our store may keep its non tie plumeTHE BEE c HIVFwe arc offering many items at very seductive prices j Everything in the Ladles Misses andCIId eRs Slipper Line E J Is Subject to a Discount of Twenty Per Cent =f 4 A choice line of354C Lawns is one of our mid lit Ig summer attractions and we are allowing a 20 per = cent discount on all highgrade Parasols and Fancy = 4l Umbrellas All i The Cuts We Have Made in Our Summer Dress Grads Are Out jj 1rageous but They Must Move = Everything must be marked at the ROCK = 4l BOTTOM PRICE We wont have it otherwise = 40 lit IifT MADI8ONVILLE KY 4 THE SAME PRICE ON THIS SAME THING TO EVERYBODY = i 54 u r V F SOLICITEDWh u IDOBS the liviry BusiMss Ask your neighbors They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and al 7 ways at the right price 1 Opu All HUM Barnett Arnold J fI aa dotd do A ILdo 4 4 AA04AIo hJI s M and fIB YiAna KY All Classes of Building Erected made complete ready for occupancy eluding the furnishing of ill r mechanical and common labor I PLANS DETAILS reasonable and satisfaction CONTRACTS teed Estimates cheerfully given on all kinds ON SHORT NO of Building and Special Work Give k J chance at your work before letting qI ww sss I SSS I O I nersisor to Isaac DI tILIVERY d I At the Old Stand on t I Main Street nsl west of iiiI KY Kr tO J I and Pu SUSS S34S I S I S S S SII SSISSS1SSSIS MEDICINEfor VVORlVIst 1Contractor Builder xpiniiN- OEARLINGTON andf OPEOIlrlce DJe llsuttt3stllIsss444uI GEORGE TOY FE- EDSTABLE depo- tEARLINGTON FirstClass Prompt Service SISjfi IjMILLION McCORD goara- nJFICATION8 Equipment N sssessaiaassg J WI TWYMAN DEALER IN Stoves and GratesICASTINGS AND TINWARE Contractor of alt kinds Tin fiJ Galvanized Iron and a Copper Work t1 ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AID SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I I ssssssmssssssss ssssits uuassssiissa co li A Popular Proprietary fi1t Medicine Sold at Rctal1l ithestep in a direction that ltmay lead to a revolution in the trade A N w York company or niauDiwtimutf rbmlallb flj9aa1 CbInIeaI Company 1 1 Apon ILe market about live r ri IhU a 1ndie1ndf tabuw l1D or cono111OYdred iirriurlMi i drugs Which had Lu sacrIM of inor us auug IWIIICAI fl41 UIaD say other foe lbe cur or ItiitIuor such IIU common to nuiu u Iwto ilialr origin la an d lOO or wealceS IIJO aiilmllMinx toulalMoitilnf noiultkaunt and cllmlnailiic natta lbs c jlouuc of Inclujiu unutr llitt licaU l takl to Sorted pretty nearly aTtrr dlMai 11 r which She phtlcl n u railed U u 10 prrlbe In preAlt s andaO I principlethatII 1e to rrlalu ill wIiitei Inlacs cud unimpaired Ibrolllh soy extended prepaflloDboudpacked la cUu protected by absorwui ci4tonand secureijcorked Lyre the rocks c need liaT becii of S grade ao high In Iii luiulreinenU IBM no manufacturer ot sues verydaystoppeneovi4 supply moro lhn a small proportion rrom hit wo hadIn CalioIs the ilau v a Warstamen packedInVSiet ol quallir not In teautr and imfocllouof weak p br ased b the IDOl I dealerS In jewel ant ornamenuofnold ilaviogiet hIrtihatadrda lne ercanrnllntto vary from proprietors naorMd oo modern inclbnlt of commodll now wren hundred thousand dollars retted with 1IholrInnewirjaperodrcrtiilnc MlaformiideiTtrr American clUtin coocerning the suiorior and surprling quaiitles of Ripans Ding tliuuxlilful and obaurrer ot Lbs chanted cbndllloni that iwetp orertliacoinnierclnl worM and caniful to note orery drcumitanc bavUf a eartn upon the nucOMif ul prowcullon of their trade tb m of DM company tare noted IbM il4ere 14 0 5relenI loltlto itemand a iawrpatee t iritcie that reaches or approacU an Oulyrriat UI and that aithough requiring lb heaL of evori1hiitg being caifrd upon to pay beAvrprcncaae supar none rDI or unneceary protection a inibI r setS In year out It uaedlott in lba CIJO of i purctasIntJnd4 to be eonanme4 In aweek II hanalnolMenOlicorered and roed a4 Iuluperloc IballheMTabuleldo not have the undone to iou of cx IItJotcellonre from that might al flrii Iuve toon 2 = under favorable rondlllun borne I bat nave lain toos in a draws a tmveUng batr 04 pock1 or several wski or mouths a found to o pracUeaill sa fruit sad asslIIcIcJuu uever tclln upon brie inraeitloni anti noting partlcalarlr th unimpaired pntperllr of great neninaprn nowMU for a cent nteai rat of AT lime amount sod IhalrlloDllo In all dtrcciloni toward lowrau and increased tale Lbs have pntrrot upon the iperlment ot paSCal rRlpani Tabdel la DaiUboard offer to ibo tradoufwn l rm hJoJj ipermttocarionswhtchthe1rwiit or storekeeper at a prle lower than ever Mfor adopted fur a pDrieIary medlcIDrIV CKNTIIIn 1Iiu11or dOW for onekalf cent each a dticontinueiho and In tba form with which Ib n mn know and ratua the Wpansvabuisbatwiiloasrtbchap- eraoreiprimentstiitr the b ncniqf such at may iaInIy I h 1oAt Ip i I TTT ls a J WHITES CREAM VERMIFUCEICb 1 f 2 y r TlaIIWrlI 1- BOXD DRDGGXI dbl JAMES r BALLARD St Louta I j r n t L II Q0j 1 k 11 iJl I Sngton Mrs Mr Thos Nat is Visiting in Miss Nell friends in Hen Miss Myrtie relatives in Ey Mr find Mrs in Madisonville T Miss Sallie friends in Mr C J r with relatives Miss Kate yule is ers Miss Lora visited her last week Miss May me City is Win Hancock Misses Ella of Hopkmsville OBrien last ington Ernest last the Great Fair Mrs George St Charles lat week and Mr and Mrs a pleasant friends in the returned home Mrs j E it Guthrie daughters last 1 by Miss Jordon i Mr C II returned last VtSt Louis 1 7 Mississippi EIder W H Ala the very ill at J He lectured k Cuba1O The Co 11IIIIfIDisaffected I build a fttJ the rear of f cin Main street Jj Miss Jessis I visitedrelatives j t left on Ihe morning lor be their future t Mrs Jas E tafaer a visit U relatives here yule Tuesday home Hattie Brown Quite a est intelligent Monday met at Loch baptism of 1 nance The H Ted ol Madisonvillc their deep provisions people who rtwo sxhopkins Lawyer their i Shanghai News under printed in 2 quite a our own we cant havent the at any rateit is These papers v80n by Rev of his who is Ie that 4Cases E Z ri lie cases ad James i murder were next term rDixon Joec James Ashby of t i Smiley of J7 Cobwebs about t that thehousewUe tile the r and strength are Ihu she uiea 1 ejouId only U5 r i 0t 1 tfI Democrats Met Last Saturday I of the disaffected l Hopkins couritYVas court house in Aladi and delegates to attend the State Lexington for the bringing out an inde Davis was chosen the meeting and Jesse delegates and al appointed tq t ldI and cast the vote county I f N Day William W Hendrix William P B Davis Rev Bert Morton William Brown T M Morrow Byriim L T Shelton Lee J D1lmmonst I E McLeod Jnot Oldham Lawrence Sullivan J IIfRamsey Ed Thomp Murphy Jas Bishop Ed Hayes H E W Sisk Edgar Hlcklirf Irvin Day Geo F Sisk W C OBrJ Brown T M Gooch J D McPherson How She Saved Daughters Life of eight children and deal of experience wllbS Lait summer my the dysentery In Us worst abe would die I I could think of but noth her any good I saw by in oar paper that Cham Cholera sod highly Diarrboeab bottle at once It provedp very best the house It saved my life I am anxious for know what an excellent Had I known lilt first it me a great deal of IDllelfdaughter much GIORGK F BURDICK I For sale by the Si Earlington Ben T Gap George King at Evsnsvllle b to be held at Evans 1013 has grown to that it will un the greatest gathering the State President be there a committee been to see him composed of Mayorb Lee Howell and will leave for tile week to invite the the Southern States Gen Steven D A J West of Jones ofo many other distin of the civil rates will be made on i and steamboat lines be many visiting mili and Prize Drills Battle will be among s Discovery ALA April 15 1898 Co have been troubled with complaint I bad no general health was very from four different failed to do roe any good until I began to asS y6ur Tea I used about two of it and it did me more medicine I ever took I pounds in weight is very good Icaa sleep appello isexcelient I Planters Nubian Tea to a Godsend lo any com one who doubts Ibis state OSCAR BAKER n rd Drugstore S 1 I 01 Bugat V I II Allen of the Cynt says Few picI held this summer unusual number ofi over one There bugs the silver bugsI bugs the Brown bugsI bugs the Blair bugsI bugstlie pinching bugsI all judging related to that much very energetic kickerI bug a Cold In One Day Dromo Quinine Tablets refund money if It failto genuine has L B Q on New York city street 389000000 passen No wonder fortunes of street railways CUBAN RELIEF cures Colle Neuralgia an4Toothache innYO minutes Sour Stomach Complaints Price 25 Cents Bernard Drug Store I work would be so lightened that the little thing neednt be neglectetLOild DlUtgivu a woman time to rest timoto visit time to to ww It is pinch better and ch than s6ap for all cUM Jt jpiktMt economy buy our large package ttte1i K FAIRBANK COMPANY cIMc Tr e new yean ItST t I David Burr Entertains 4aster uavd Burr entertained fuite a number of his young friends iiat Saturay vening bre his departure this week forBellcbucklcIN i M viierehie will agajnresltme- IIS ulurJiesV Among those present were Misses Nellie and Edith Rootz Carrie Atkinson Virgie Rule Lillie Evans Lizzie DeanGcorgia Wyjttt Charlie Davis Wcrdna Stokes and Sadie Stokes Masters David Cow ell Ellsworth Evans Nick Herb Hugh Tobm B niL Rash Lee arid Franlcithers MarvinEvans John Robinson and Arthur Barnett 100 Reward 100 The readers of Ibis paper will bo pleased lo learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able lo cure in all Its stages and that Is Catarrh halts Catarrh Cute is the only positive cure fraternityCatarrhrequires a constitutional treatment Halls actingirectlydestroyinghehe patient strength by building up theiconstitution and assisting nature in ii work The proprietors have so much in Its curative powers that they offerIOne Hundred Dollars for any case to cure Send for list of testimonials AddJenF J CIIBNBV Co Toledo Ohio Sold by Druggists 730 Halls Family Pills are the best Stay at Home the Lynchbnrg Va News Our advice to any capable young man would be turn a deaf ear to the fascinating stories of rich gold deposits in the Klondike or in South Africa or anywhere else and devote your time and talents to ome other pursuit in which suc cess is more certain and which 4oeot involie w 1mahrlia d ships and The truth isI gold is not the only thing toI e desired in this world It isI ossible to pay too dear for it in the sacrifice of all the pleasures of society the comforts of homei physical health and even life itI Discovered by a Woman Another great discovery has been made and that a lady in this country DisIease fastened its clutches upon her seven years she withstood its severest tests uIheivta organfwere undermined and death seemed imminent For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep She finally discovered a way to ro covery by purchasing a bottle ot Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with two bottles has been absolutely cured JerI name is Mrs Luther Lutz Thus writes W C Hannick Co of Shelby N C Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug tore Regular size 500 and 100 Every ottle guaranteed Choir Invisible Thi celebrated work of a KenI tuckian James Lane Allen has been made into a play by Francis Hastings and will be presented n the stage next season by Henry Jewctt one of this countrys most finished and artistic players The book has been followed closely its said and the central figure John Gray will also be the hero of the play Henry Jewctt will originate the patt as a life charac ter Jewetts company has been incorporated under the laws of West Virginia Glorious News Comes from Dr D B Cargilr of Wish III I T He writes Four bottles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula which bad caused her great suffering for years Terrible sores would break out on her bead and face and the best doctors could give no help but her health is excellent This shows what thousands have provedIbat Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known Its the rupreme remedy for eczema letter salt rheum ulcers boils and runntnr sores It stimulates liver kidneys ant dlgesllonbulldlSold by St Bernard Druggist Guaranteed Have Come to Stay From the Little Rock Ark Gazette July failures have been smaller in any other month of winch there is record excepting May and trading failures smaller than n other month This is one of the significant announcements made by Dun in his report of the condition of last weeks trade It means that the country is prosper ous that confidence is restored and that the good times have come to say During the civil war as well as in our late war with Spain diarrhoea was one of the most troublesome diseases Ibe army bad to contend with In many instances it became chronic and the old soldiers still suffer from it Mr David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene county Pa is ono of these He uses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never found anything that would give such quick relief For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington lien T Robinson Morions Gap George King St Charles Some Largest Things The largest locomotive works in the world are in Philadelphia The largest car manufacturing plant in the world is in Pittsburg The largest drug house in the world is in St Louis The largest whole sale drygopds house in the world is in St Louis The largest to bacco factory is in St Louis The largest woodenware manufactory js in St Louis To Remove Iron Rust Iron rust will disappear if a little cream of tartar is tied in the stained parts and the garments boiled a few moments in clear water T rUf I PHsI Why be bothered with Ibis annoying complaint when Banner Salvo will cure you ac Campbell A Co I 5 The Perfect Foot A perfectly formed foot should according to anatomists be as long as the bone in the forearm which extends from the elbow joint to the wrist This seems to be ab normally long in a tall person but is the measurement taken by are tists Of course arms arc some times out of proportion being far too short for the general height but it is rare that an arm is too long for the stature of a person Best wny to Invest 25 Cents 1898NewyourNubianIn my family anti it is all that you claim for it II is the best Liver Medicine I ever youfeelA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store A Blessing Recently a certain Tennessee editor asked a minister home to dinner with him The invitation was accepted and when the min ster noticed the scant fare on the table he asked a blessing as fol lows Lord make us thankful what we are about to receive and then strengthen us to journey home after we have received it Exchange lie Fooled the Surgeons- All doctors told Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson 0 after suffering 18 months from Rectal Fistula be would die performedbutBuckleos Arnica Salve the surest Pile cure on Earth and the best Salvo in the World 35 cents a box Sold by St Ber nard Druggist No More Small Pox From Ibe Hopkinsville Kentuckian The small pox scare has completely subsided and about all of the cases in the detention camp in the country have been discharged- or are ready to be discharged There have been no deaths and it not believed there will be any further trouble with the disease It is even contended by some that the eruption was not small pox as some of the cases were not even made sick alAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature litn1f clad In the early parbs M prln if Momrnut forth I non and lluver ciutlng ilia ipnleut chord to vibrato to lila the miMtilrllklilfu of all sprltiBllwo and bow do TypholJFeveru III au Indication of tlcUnru avoid this consult us as our advice cots you nothing Call os your dracrpliU and procure a bottle of Dr CarUteilt Herman Liver 1owder Take one dose a day at tied time for sla days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Ctilll Toni foliowing the dIrections and alter two weeks course ot three two ffreat remedlet TOO springPreparewhets the atmosphere full germs necessary your systeM warns you repeat the above These Kemedles la atock sold bySt Bernard Drug Store Ginseng Root Goes Up That little whitish root ginseng commonly known out in the mountain of Kentucky and east Tennessee as sang has made another jump toward the pinnacle ot fame and reached tile unprecedented price of 375 per pound and larger the lots the greater the de mand Exchange The Host Fatal Disease More adclls die ot Kidney trouble than of any other disease When the first symptoms st this disease appear no time should be lost in taking Foleys Kidney Cure which is guaranteed or money re funded foroo Campbell Co The Fair The fair was a great success in the way of attendance and everybody was well pleased with the exhibition In all probability there will be a different site selected for the grounds next year where bet ter accommodations in the way of a grand stand etc can be secured Henry Kochler 5 Company Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS in hiixod cars DRV or GRKEN Write them Dr G W Campbell of near Dixon has sold a small farm lo cated near Gallatin Tcnn for 5000 that was considered almost worthless by him it abounds in phosphate rock which is extensively used in the manufacture of fertilizers and this it was that led to the purchase No one knows the unbearable torture tho peculiar and agonizing pain caused by PILES unless they barn suffered from them Many believe them incurable This is a mistake Proper treatment will curl them Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment is an infallible euro Price 50 cIa in bottles tubes 75 cia at SI Bernard Drug Store Larkin T Harneu the noted Confederate spy who died at Hop kinsville recently left a valuable sugar maple grove near Hopkins yule to the Primitive Baptists as a site for a church and cuts off any heir who attempts to have this pro vision net aside wifh IOO for fun eral expenses A word lo the wise is sufficient Vise people keep their blood with hoods Sarsaparilla aud make sureof health The new Farmers and Traders bank of Owensboro with 30001 capital stock has filed articles of incorporation in the office of tile Secretary of State at Frankfort C O Williams and Benjamin Wile are the incorporators Bloclhes and cxcresences which so of ten annoy people arc simply efforts ol nature to impediments to the propel performance of her duties HERB1NI will assist nature In her work ant insure a skin clear and beautiful entire free from all Imperfections Irice 50 els at St Bernard Drug Store Sam Jones on Ingersoll What do I think of Bob Inger 50111 I have had my opinion pretty weUcxpressed in an editorial comment in the Atlanta Constitution In brief that editorial said Inger sooll fought in the open and made no pretentlons of being other than hewas He did notprofess religion- to betray it He struck Christian ity no blow while pretending to hold its doctrines But in all his life Ingersoll never did onehalf the harm committed by the Briggs the Potters the Lyman Abbotts and others of like kidney have done are doing and will continue to do Thems my sentiments- I suppose infidelity is progressive Ingersoll began by doubting Then denied Then he denounced He wound up by doubting whether his doubts were doubts or not Peace to his ashes I did not gang with him while he lived and I will not abuse him now that he is dead But if he could get back to this country and fill the engagements he made while he was alive I would like a front seat to hear what fie has to say now with the experience of the past few days added to his original lectures Interview with Sam Jones in St Louis Globe Democrat Oood for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hiuton Ala writes us August lath 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful I keep this medicine in the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store capitalists the Grand River furnaces are there now It is said to be the object of the purchasers to at once proceed to operate the furnaces The new company has thousands of acres of iron ore land which Cln now bs worked with a great profit It is rumored that a steel plant will also be put in by the purchasers of the furnace and Grand River companys property properllesofChamberlain ant taste and prompt sad permanent cures have made it a great favorite with the people everywhere For sale by St Ber nard Drugstore Barlington Ben T Rob inson Morions Gap Geo King St Charles At the request of Director Gar nett of the Southern Exposition of New York Gov Bradley has ape pointed a committee of nine Ken tuckians to prepare an exhibit of the industries and resources of the State to be displayed there To Consumptives As an honest remedy Foleys Honey and Tar does not hold out false hopes in advanced stages but truthfully claims to give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and In the early stages to effect a cure Campbell Co Twenty of the leading freight of ficials of the Southern railroads are in conference at the Inn on Lookout mountain arranging the cotton rates from southern points for the coming shipping season For Headache caused most br t Disordered Stomach accompanied most likely by Contllp lion use Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine A plant for the manufacture of the Lancaster oil motor to cost 400000 and to employ about 600 skilled mechanics is being built in Piltsburg A TIMELY HINT You should be wIse and see that your blood la rich and sad onr whole system put U a perfectly healthy condition by th uu of Dr German Uver Powder Then you will be free from malaria typhoid Lever colds and the grip Dr CarUtedts fclrer Iovrdtrl the beat medicine money can buy For your Cold try Dr Ottoav Spruo Gum Balcmn Prlot 26s and 60s a HoWe For sal bz St Bernard Drug Store Another batch of survivors has reached Wrangel Alaska with stories of dreadful suffering on tile trail to the Klondike Ballards Snow Liniment gives instant relief in cases of Bleeding Burns Bruises Scalds Cuts etc Price 25 and jocls at St Bernard Drug Store The Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse company is said to have decided to make 300000 bar rels of whisky or about 14000000 gallons during the coming season Keep Ibe Stomach and Dowels In food condl lion the Want Avenues open and free by s n oc casional dose ot Dr IL A Simmons Liver Medl doe A species of fly never hereto fore seen in Kentucky is killing horses and cattle in Christian countyMoney to patent good ideas may be se cured by our aid Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltimore Md Miss Frances Goodwin who shot her traducer Byron Allcgree at Fairview two weeks ago is critically ill from nervous prostration produced by the trouble she has passed CASTOR IAFor and Children The KM You Have Always Bwtht Dears tha Signature of tIl+ Lebanon Law School LEBANON TEWN Ten Thousand Pages ol Living LawReally a Two Years Course Accomplished in ONE YEAR With Diploma and License REVIEWED Another year free of Charge Address N GREEN CHANCELLOR litxlTerar September 4 i8pg A Twas at a Musical Party Words and music by C G Platen bauer Op V Twas at a musical party I met a maiden fair She bad dear complexion blue eyes and golden hair etc Chorus A many happy hour together we vthlled away Since that bright happy evening when first heard her play t fell lo lovo that evening with those blue eyes divine And later when I saw her home she promised lo be mine She asked me lo asitsther with my violin that night I chose my composition for she could read aillehCllo Etc The melody to this song is fine the piano accompaniment is easy yet brilliantuThe University of Nebraska march The College Girl twostep Our Next Presi dent march My Sweetheart is a Southern Girl II song Send for any of those numbers price 12C Published by C G Pfatenhauer Earlington Ky Goebel vs the Temperanc Por pie From the Kentucky Gleaner The State Temperance Society representing the seven leading Christian denominations are out in a circular showing who have been their friends in the legislature Among those whose names they mention is that of Senator Goe bel Democratic nominee for Gov ernor In speaking of him they say Yel no man yrho has ever been In the legislature at Frankfort has been a more implacable foe to every effort of the tem penance people than Mr Goebel Never in one single case in all his career so far as U known to your committee has he ever in any way whatever either by sympathy or act given the temperance people any help or comfort In every case when be has been able to strike us be has done it It was be who raised the point of order that deadlocked Ibe senate against us in the last fegislatnre He did this know log that IIwould put him In the chair as speaker pro tern when even against a ma jority of the senate he eontij bold us at bay until il would be too late to pass our bill in the other house He was also one of those who refused to vote Ijjof3er lo break a quorum and thus bring about a deadlock and when at last we were able lo compel a vote bn voted squarely against us on the first passage of the bill by the senateHere were the prayers of seven Christian denominations for a chance to vote against whiskey yet Mr Goebel blocked their way Here is one place Brother Helm where he was against the Christian people and his acts favored the whisky trust octopus DR McCOHMACK Fears the Spread of Smallpox Throughout Kentucky Bowling Green Ky August nDr J N McCormack Secretary of the State Board of Health received a telegram an nouncing that there had been dis covered 12 cases of smallpox at Clcmentsville Casey county I 5OO I EvansvilleTO And Chicagoi i Evansville i i Saturday ETHRR August 26i RETURN LIMIT AUG 30 Tickets good on all regular trains An extension of return limit until September 2caa be secured by depositing tickets with R Bookwaller City Passenger Agent C at E I R a No ISa Clark St Chicago on or before August 30 and payment of tl For tickets steeping car space and further information call nearest local agent or address F P JEFFRIES II R i Genl Evansville Agt Asst led Pass oai JOHN SPINGLERN- inth and LaFayette Streets I TERRE HAUTE IND WHOLESALE AND BE- fAlLGROCER Hardware and General Merchandise DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE Write me for prices on anything you have to sell Consignments solicited Tho doctor seemed to be considerably worried over the smallpox situation and said that there had been smallpox in more than 40 counties of the state within the last 18 months He stated that unless there was gen eral vaccination and every precaution taken as to sanitary measures with the advent of cold weather the disease would spread rapidly LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS A bent axle is said to have been the cause of a small wreck at the South Dia mood passing track last Tuesday night Several cars were thrown from the track and some damage done but Supervisor Sullivan soon had track in shape after cars were put on by Foreman OBriens crew with wrecker Passenger trains 92 54 and 91 were delayed about two hours The new round house was first occupied this week and the boys who take care of the engine feel proud of the new building and they should as it Is a decided Im provement over the old one In many ways Some nnruly darkey who had been discharged for good reasons one day last week concluded that be would take revenge 1 out on section foreman Bud Long and so attacked him but found that was not the easy victim be bad hoped forI and after a fight lasting a few minutes ha left for parts unknown a sadder but wiser darkey The uncalled for action of the editor of the Sebree Herald in refusing lo Insert as requested a correct report of the rates of feud by the L N Railroad Company to Lexington meets with the condemns tion of every citizen who admires fairness in all things The L N did a good business to and from the Hopkins County Fair It al ways provids good accommodation for the traveling public which they highly appre elate by patronizing the road liberally Last Monday night a man was found dead under the trestle at Nashville and whether be was knocked off by train or was murdered and placed under trestle is unsolved at this writing The Free Press of Louisville contains following in reference lo John Young candidacy for Governor Itbo Democrats especially railroad men resent the false charge that John Young Brown is the creature of the L N railroad While be was Governor be prevented the L N railroad from acquiring the Ct a S W road thereby enabling a rival line the I Cto tecnro it While be was Governor be pardoned two railroad men before were tried because they were engaged in a strike against the L N and Gov Brown thought they were arrested without Just causeOn account of the wellknown facts on the day that Gov Brown announced that he would accept the nomination of the Lexington Convention the Louisville Times declared that he would not ba a candidate against Goebel In short Gov Brown has neversbown ny leaning to wards corporations and the charge that be is or ever was I L N man is notoriously false Miss Allie Weber of Nashville is viiting the family of Mr L H OBrien lT EAftKE 1 I4AiIsNALSAM I tmuiinl fmtt OisylI GROVES TAtTELE6ST1NIE t l JtiSYASOOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE ISO IOltATTA rue Nov K 1313 FuUUclaeCatuLoalMotlnhlenienW leailrearTo GiwvK ABTBUwa r I bought ttma roM alrMdf tbUjrw insilourua pitline of Ia J 0mg hen Denr jid Lu mid ihat men universal seu- Iacihu Sc ro1JloDk TO4LVIIrUITJIINSTCAU 00 LX iI ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LiVCR AND BOWELS THE JV5TEM EFFECTUA1LD5sjs OVtRCOMES V 4BITUAL GoNuJNPMMANCNTW TSj Gt rECT51 Buy JTHB GCNVIrUMArtTO 6X IINIA fiG RVR e c 0qi p h r kZ roe UUIrfAU ce44Th rau flIM1 LuclIe J4oeI 0 W PRITOHRTTPROPRIETORI- AMEBFRANCEWAY KOLIRKt ERNEST OLAYTOR I One square from depot on Main Street- MADISONVILLE KY Best service Choice tabla Full corps of experienced hotel help Co Compound Prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge ot drugs It requires the druggist drugsfreshpossible work and for compensation ba must be reasonable WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS RBMBto BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE Capllsl Stack Pate In lirplis rn 180000 120009 COMMENCED BUIINEIIIN 1817 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi talklngtheyknow men wage earners and to women Theres safety it the bank II a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squladering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLB KENTUCKY THOS B YODtJ i ollil Boots and Shoes Repair Wojk a Iael- allEar1lngt i q statetotbegepajpubj new work as well as all c JU s of ftheservicesfrom Evansville and ajiapirep- ared to dp all work proBiptjyon short notice AU work guaranteed to fit and giye satisctiQift tThe QJtdon rIiglh ci 23I Prof J M Gordon assisted by gjo Boring will open a HIGH SC IJD j n Madisonville September 4 1899 v v1 arnontbIil FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS JIM GORDON MADISONVILLE KYt A Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements r of Joseph IBut What Your House Requires is TAVO COATS of l NDeXP icesRight Your Trade Quality Unsurpassed SolicitedMIXEDwniwvuwwwwvVYTVVJjwvywr PAINTS St Bernard Drug Store l gjL ar Apple Crop I Sb 7 far ill cqnUe ascertained at 0- thiss devcIopmcn the yiel foKvinterappJcsIti the United States and Canada will prove fair bUtjQt especially large While a goodltnaiisections wliich showed haveksprabi onward ueltfas a whole will turn utfrtnothing like the bumper crop cit 1896 nvesligations just made b the American Agriculturist also bnngVoit the interesting fact th- attcropill be fairly well dstri buled rip section being entirely wltivout merchantable fruit and no Stated showing a lull yield The deficiencies are most marked in Newfyorihnd New England In Canada the outlookis good L sw fit iy iHeyIscdProverbs From the Chicago TimesHerald yAitrnnR of beauly ia a joy forever fl some other fellow happens I f to possess it b YoU canleada horse to water Viiiiot make him drink butLwhenyou succeed in gettiiig a nJjp against tha bar he loses his horsejsense Its a long hiiietIiit has no turn 1Djhjpitb j J treasury you are in st around thin nCjt bendY Fortune knocks at many a mans door when he is out chasing the Pif1 o t l 1 BIDS WANTED G For FurnlshngCoat to the Western Kentucky Asylum for the Insane Sealed proposals for furnishing coal to the Western Kentucky Asylum for the Insane near Hop kinsville Ky for one year be ginning September i 1899 will be received at the office of A H Anderson Steward of said asylum until noon August 22 1899 Coal to consist of eightyfive per cent Pea and fifteen per cent Lump each variety to lie free of slack and other impurities Right Istreseived to reject any and all bids Successful bidder will be re quired to furnish satisfactory bond for faithful performance of contract From Dalton tw DALTON Kv Aug 14 1899 DBAR LIBERTE ARGBNTUM i3egpa don for not writing soontr but the political wheel of fortune has been turning to fait ibat I have been somewhat dazed I am not feeling very wellkind of anti ous prostration I think proba bly the principle cause ot my indisposition lsfrommy trying ip hard to suck to the partyI very sorry to learn that you have bolted dont you remember bow hard you were on what you were on what you termed bolters in 1896 Ob you say that you are hot bolting Well they said the same Iblnf three years ago and they were prob- a conscientious then as you ard now Come back come back and slick to the party just to be regular See Nothing like regularity You kbow Ibal1 spole to you confi dentially inmy last ljt lelltr uf there telng TO many lliinm against us that I feared the rerull II fCemi that my fairs jra it jul to bitjms true pro phecies The Democratic party is in my opinion literally cbawtd up and cpu oulIll needs confidence restored Now let me ask tOll n qjdjtion in regard to the Gorftl election law I believe you will Answer ifYoukoow that wo in dorsed that law in district county and 01 state couveotloons without a dissenting voice and you said when asked what you thought of it that you retold see nothing wrong with It and that you thought it would Insure fair elections Why do uii now say that it is the most infamous measure that the legislature ever pitted You even want au extra session of the legislature called lo repeal it Why Ibis change Is It a fact that it Is a good law If administered by the Democratic pUll but fears of its being administered by the Republican party makti it a very bad law Some light on this subject would be1 much appreciated I think you bad belter rtconsfder Mnd comeback there is tool much difference now and when you stuck 10 close to the party It was Dick Tale then and now it is Dictator The campaign of 96 seems to have been linked with fatalityanti who knows but the next victims will be Bryan Blackburn and GoebelC I FIRE AT ROBARDS STATION Sonic of the Principal Business Concerns Destroyed by Fire The Henderson Journal says Fire otigi nalingata a m Tuesday morning in the drug store of F M Eakins at Kobards station destroyed a greater portion of the business section of the town and entailed a loss of from fioooo to f15000 The town is without fire protection and from the point where it started H made practically a clean sweep to he end or the blockEakins drugstore and the Kobards hotel are side by side Both burned The hotel Is owned by W G Duncan and run by J R King Back of Ibe hotel are the following con cerns extending to the end of the block and all were destroyed F M EaVIns hardware store loss 2000 on stock f700 on building Duncans hardware store loss 2500 Barber shop In building owned by W G Duncan loss 3500 00 stock 8oi on building The only Insurance carried to far as could be ascertained was by Eakins on bis drug store amoonloglo 1000 on building 250 Ax Jotting Rev R C Rameya Baptist divine has been holding a protracted meeting at Mr Blalocks barn for the last week with large crowds in attendance specially at night Rev L W Browder preached a very forcible sermon at Cave Springs church last Snnday The school in district Number 25 was dismissed for the contractors to finish cov ering the house ibis week Mr J H Walker and family of Crot ton vicinity were the guests of Thomas H Walker last Saturday and Sunday Mr Croft of Crolton Ky will be at Ax to take pictures next Saturday Wo anticipate a large assembly at the Reunion at Princeton Ky neat Wednes day Thursday and Friday M L and T B Walker were in Prince ton last Tuesday Lawrence Fletcher Leona Gilky and several of their relatives of Carlertville Ill will teal Princeton on a visit next WednesdayMiss Morris a popular ipung ladyof this place has jeen1ubleditbc- hills of late ft-i AtAUAGUDl s J Miss Annie Melton of4roi- dencesvas the guest of Miss f fiJGlorious Newsa r Comes from DrD Bt Circle of Wasbita I TRe writes Four bottles of Electric Dillers bas cured Mm Urewer of scrofula which bad caused her great suffering for years Terrible sores would break put on her bead and face and the lieslrd l rs could give no help but her health Is excellent This shows what thousands have proved that Electric Bilersis the best blood purifier known Its the supremo remedy forerz m3 teller salt rheum ulcers boils and sores It stimulates liver kidneys and bowels expels poisons helps digestion builds up the strength Qnl 50 cents Sold by Bernard Druggist thiara teed w l- U Ring out the old KlBgintnpij ew- 4klngout the falsa Ring to the 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Vornp 12 Uolilrn Text Itrr xTll IT Coinnirutnrr 1re imrrrt liy HIP ltiv U II Stearns CopyrlBlit 1ED3 by D II Stearns 1 Afterward ho brotiKht mo BRnln unto tho dixir of tho hotiRO and behold waters Imuixlntit from under tho thruthold ot thohnnmcashvanl I do not know how to tnko tho lust eight chnpton of- E7tklnt otlicnvlrto than just rw they rood nnd tlionforo tix oct thnt them will yet bo a tcinplo nt Jerusalem answering to thla description and thnt from this tcmplo lit rrnt wnt ra slinll now eastward to tho Dead noil mid wortwiml to tho Modltormnoan ncronlltiK to Xccb xlv 8 lint at Jerusn Icni tho Lord will have a throno In tho midst of Ills wplo nnd that tho nnmo of tho city will thcnvtftcr bo Tho Lord U There or Jehovah Slminnmh chapters xliII 71 xlytll OC Ono may my that thcro arc too mniiy difficultIes In the story to toko It w literally but I con only nn ewer that In trying to pplrltimllzotlio story you will inako n great many room difficul ties Now let tin rccclvo tho spiritual lea sons for our own hearts 0 And Itehold thcro ran out waters on tho right sldo WhIle wo expect that from tho Uliiplo mountain real waters nhnll flow forth tho great spiritual lesson nrny bo fount set forth In such passages as Jer II 13 and John Ir 13H God Himself Is tho fountain of living water and bo who pocks rest of soul elsewhere will fall to fInd It 3 Ho measured n thousand cubits and bo brought mo throufti tho waters Tbo waters were to thoanklcH Our first experience ot tbo enjoyment of tho salvation that Is in Christ for ua Is apt to bo very xllghtand superficial when compared with tho fullness of tlmtmlvntlouna after wnnl rovealwl to us I do not moan that there may not Iw at tho first very great Joy but It is apt to In joy because of our own iwrsonol salvation because wo havo paicd from death to life andaro euro that our tins arc forgiven 4 Tlio waters wero to tho knees Tho waters wcro to tho loins Thus tho next two stages found tho waters groaUy deep cuing and strengthening suggesting that as wo go on in our spiritual lifo there Is much for us to learn nnd enjoy Perhaps tho nnalogy that Is found In tho third fourth nnd seventh chapters of John zany help us to understand It In tho third chapter there Is tho first stop or tho new birth by water and the Spirit in the fourth chapter nn advance upon this when tho believer becomes n well ot water and in tho seventh chapter a still further advance when tho believer may booorao na a river of water 6 A river that 1 couldnet pass over Thus our appreciation of the groat salva ion over deepens until whllo at first wo thought wo knew it nil wo como to see thnt we know little about it or rather about Him who Is our salvation for it Is nil in Him and nothing apart from Him Not until wa nro gathered with tho wholo church tho body of Christ shall wo be able comprehendwith all saints what are tho breadth and length and depth and height of tho lovo ot Christ which paascth knowledge Eph Ill 18 10 0 And bo said unto mo Son of man host thou seen this In chapters 4 ho vas commanded to behold with his eyes hear with lila cars and set his heart upon all that Clod would show him to tho in tent that ho might declare it What we truly see for our own souls benefit wo cannot keep to ourselves Llko Peter and John wo will say That which wo havo seen and heard declare wo untoyou IWO cannot but npcnk tho things which wo bavo Been and heard I John I 8 Acts Iv 20 7 Now when I had returned behold attho bank of tho river were very many trees on tho ono Bldo anti on tho other III 001111 fI wo read thnt tho Lord God made to wow in Eden every troo that was pleasant to tho eyes and good for food the troo of llfo nlso In tho mldstof tho garden In Roy xxII 0 wo read of tho troo of Ufo In the midst of the street and on either side of tho river H Being brought forth Into tho see tho water sliull bo healed Health is another rendering ot salvation or as In PA Ixvil 8 Thy saving health Tho Dead sea whoso waters nro to bo heeled Is iuiggostlro of all who are dead in tres passes nnd Bins whether Jew or gentile A nation or an Individual Tho wholo bead is sick nUll tho wholo heart faint Ian I- Ii but Jehovah Iota said Behold I will tiring It health and cure and I will euro them nnd will reveal unto them tho nbun darien of poiwo and truth Jar zxxlli 0- UKTCf1 thing Bhnll live whither tho river cometh Ho Is tho Jountolu and tho Hirer the Tnc of Lifo anti tho Fruit thereof Ho is Health and lie ls Ilfa Ufo eternal la now brought within reach of nil who hear the gospel of tim grace of Ood nnd to na many as receive Him Is given tho privilege of becoming tho chit dren ot Clod Ho thnt hath tho Sou bAth OodIhlthdecoding many Tho son suggests pro plcfl and inultltudos Dill nations and IxjiigucH Mill Hot xvII 15 nud tho fishes of tho eon rim HtiggflRtlro of individuals na when tho Lon said to tho fishermen of Qitlllu Follow Me nnd I will make you fishers of men Math iv 10 Luke v 1 expect that wo shall some day coo between tho 153 groat fishes 110 tho rrmirnotlnii dnift John xii 11 the 101100 Btrungura in Israel whom Solomon Used to help him build tho tolD plo 11 Clmiii II 17 18 11 Hut the miry places thereof and tho mnrlxhes thereof nliall not bo healed They tlmll 10 given to nIt Not overt III tho millennial reign of Christ shall all bo holy Thcro Khali bo tortlons of earth not oily blessed nun people on earth who will follow the devil when ho comes out of tho pit nt tho nud of the thousand years Ilov xx 7 8 Not until tho now bony ens nnd earth of Roy xxl and zxll will nil thu earth bo froo from tho curse and filled with the glory of fled 12 Tho fruit thereof shall bo for moot and tho Imf thereof for medicine There shall grow nil trees for meat whoso leaf hall not role nor fruit ba consumed for thcro elmll Ito hew fruit every month bo muse tho wntern IBBIIO from tho sanctuary In Hov xxll 2 tho trio bears 13 manner qf fruits nnd yields fruit ovary month and tho leaves of tho tree are for tho heal ing of tho nations Whatcan it all meant Yo shAll soo But this much at least U for us now i Heroin Is ily Father glori fled that yo bear much fruit so shall yo be my disciples John xv II How shall It be done Ily letting Him mako truo In our dally life tho lust words of Ezcklol Tite Lord U thcro A Time For Common Sense Now IH the time for tim sober thoughtful intelligent body of the American people to assort itself Wo must not be stampeded lu cither dlreo thou or by any loadere no matter how listlngnlelicd No false glitter of pa rlotlsm must bo allowed to dazzle na Into losing flight of what true patriot lent means Now la the hour for common sense nhrewd hard dogged cop mon cause which cannot bo fooled or cajoled or browbeatento assert itself Whatever onr decision lot It be made calmly intelligently and oa in tho Dl vine sight Titan only can wa reasonably expect the Almighty to bless the Jnitod Stnteshoncefortb as heretofore Congrcgatlouallat ifs vf I The Onljr IlellKlon- Chrlstianlly Is the only religion with I child in ita system of salvation and Jiurnforo it Is the only religion for lilldhood Wlllinm T Ellis iDFs4IM1uAlJTttthh In UIIIA 8iI by lrwait QN SUMPTION i ey Mt4 HHHHHHHH HHH 1111hhhhIthhlthI1 1ddH- 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY IiINOPRPORATD I iIGeneral Office Earlington Kentucky i I 1 t BrFftlch Office I IiJAMES R LOVE MSnngcr Tennessee 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Bro hvay Paducah alIIi t I THE FAMOUS NO 3 CDAL a For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles I Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED OOAL IN THE Ii MARKET I BRUSHED 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNH6ES buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN if illWhy ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same workas 3 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal f ASK YDUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I tSSWSTOSS SSftfi tf StftSS t hICHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week IleKlnnluB Aajr 20 Comment by neT S II Doyle ToneThe Ur a sad the meI1tath till ts Dan II 1s3a5 A mtiefoniry meeting The ultimate diffusion of Christ lanl ty throughout the world and Its tri umph over the kingdoms of the world are assured Christs parable of tho leaven and the meal bears testimony tc the first statement and Daniels inter pretation of the dream of Nebncliadnez gar to tho second lInt these references also point out somtf of the characteristics of the worldwide spread and triumph of Christs kingdom 1 Christs kingdom is to spread tbe world Small the1leavenmeaL One part is leavened and It leavens another until tho whole is leavened How characteristic the growth of Christs kingdom First twp dlsciplea called then 13 at the oscciion 000 at Pentecost 8000 today millions nn dor every clime in the world First Asia Minor which touches continental Europe which in turn bayous Kngluud which leavens America and today Eng land and America are touching and leavening the world Gradually but surely the kingdom spreads and It discouraged that it is not fast enough let na recall the parable of the leaven 2 Tho spread of Christs kingdom Is to bo universal The spread of the leaven was gradual but at last it leavened tbe whole lump and the stone not only emote the Image but became a great mountain and tilled the whole earlli Christs kingdom Is to be a worldwide kingdom Men have tried to found mini versal kingdoms but havo failed Worldwide empire has been the dream of more than one earthly potentate but has always failed of realization lint Christ will not fall Ills kingdom shall extend from sea to sea und from the rivers to tho ends of the earth 8 Christs kingdom will triumph over all other kingdoms In Nebuchad nezzars dream tbo kingdoms of the world were represented by au Image composed of various metals Christs by a stono cnt ont without hands and the stone smote the image and break In pieces tho iron the brass the clay the silver and the gold Titus symboliz ing the final triumph of Christs king dom over the kingdoms of tho world Tho kingdoms of tho world that oppose the kingdoms of Christ eUall be over thrown Those that ncceift Him shall be governed by Hint and titus nil king doms shall be conquered by Him What a blessed privilege we shall esteem it to havo some part In this universal spread of tim kingdom of Christ Are we dolug onr part of the work I If wo have bcqn leavened are wo leaven- Ing others at home abroad that the wholo world may be leavened If not may we not question our own leuven Ing Can wo be saved and not inter ested in the salvation of others Bible ReadlngaP II 112 Isa II 18 iz 0 7 111 7lzii 112 Dan 11 44 iv 3 Neb i 15 Mia iv 13 Math vi 10 xzviii 10 SO Luke zziv 48 Acts i 8 Ruin x 14 Hil Rev vII 0 10- Ouestionable Method Quo of tho drawbacks with which the church of Christ line to contend is tho tendency to endeavor to ralso money as a contribution to relIgious benevolent causes by questionable weans This really deadens tho nerve of true Chris thin bonovolcnco and places giving on a Wrong basis while it taints tho enter price thus supported Par bettor to give a smaller sum outright as willing and thankful offering than to bring discred it upon tha entire matter of Christian charity by ministering to frivolity or tho passion of any questionable amuse moot in tho name of religious benovo lenco Moravian Hold Sorrow Hold sorrow till Its most selfish aspect passes till It turns its religious side to you till time and experience and faith do their work till yon feel not its gloom bnt Its glory not ita cross bnt its crown Do not through any device lose its sanctifying Influence tho great est loss tbe soul can meetJ F W Wer I 1 hIaIii Trr to Forgrt Them It is unwiso to brood over our past sins Wo should try to forget them Ta recall them certainly does not develop goodness It rather has tho opposite ef I feet Tho thought of them dampens OUt ardor makes ns timid and distrustful of ourselves When wo have repented of evil and naked our Father to forgive us wo should dismiss tho thought of it shut It out lot it have no place in our mind Lot the dead past bury its dead Wo must be busy with that which il now anti living By pure thoughts no bin purposes good works wo mutt crowd ovll ont of our lives God will help ns to forget the wrong we onoo did If wo live with Him We must work with Him to produce that blessed oh llvion to tho post both byrcfvuiug reao Intely to harbor tho thought of old sins end by filling our lives with all that pleases Him Blessed la tho man who cultivates the forgetting of avilLu- bran Observer Oar Father Love When wo think of the incalculable depth of onr Fathers lovo to ns that lovo which liogrndgod not Ills only be gotten Son must wo not fool humbled to tho very duct that ours comes so far short of this model How patient is Ho under provocation I How over mind ful of our wants How kindly does Ho chock our willfulness and load ns in the way overlaying Surely Ills meroy en dnrcth foroverl Yet how poor a return do wo mako to Him how far do wo fall short of manifesting a like soil denying1 lovo to others Day by day we naro now proofs that lie that koepoth na ehall neither slumber nor sloop Churchman The latb to God Tho path to God leads through the heart of mon It Is a formula that maybe used to account for thu direction of the present activities of tim church Prl marily tho object of church life is to find God and tho church has sought Him III tho heavens nhovo mysticism In theology In philosophy and It hu found evidence of God but not God lint along this rediscovered path of Jesus obftcurcd and obstructed with the entangling thoughts of the centuries tho church is now Gambling with over firmer and moro confident stop toward the Heavenly Father Christian Lead CII Meeknrna Meekness Is lovo at school Lovo at tho Saviours foot It is a Christian lowlihnod It is tho disciple learning to know himself learning to fear and distrust anti abhor himself It is tbe dlfiolplo practicing tho sweet but self satisfying mason of putting all on tho dlsolpleloomlllacter It is tho dlsolplo praying and watching for tho mellowing ot his tern per and the amelioration of his char actor It is tbo living Christian at the Saviours feet learning of Him who is meek and lowly and finding rest for his soulNow York Observer A MlnUter Ilunlnei A minister of the gospel should be looked upon as na much of an authority spiritual propertyAndas well Informed and able to advise those in his corn as the family physician or tho family lawyer To be snch he must be not only familiar with his doctrine bnt saturated with this spirit of tho Bible Imbued with tnu mind of Christ have the heart nnd genius of a pastor and such knowledge of hnrnnn nature anti fact in dealing with all classes of men as will enable him at once to know and appreciate tho needs of his people and satisfy them by die pensing to them the rich treasures of truth and graco oyer which Christ has made him a steward Reformed Church Messenger Dloclhes and excresences which so of ten annoy people are simply efforts of nature to throw impediments to the proper performance of tier duties UntWINE will aid and assist nature in ber work and entirelyfreeat St Bernard Drug Store k rvwiw ur Eoloied Eitiens petIalnlDIGsa ALtitHDis Btrluttoa Kv Misses Liza Lee and Cynthia Faulkner of St Charles are lbs guests of their molber this week C F Halley left for Norlonvillo Sunday and opened his school there Monday Mesirt S Dunlap W M Hloei and H Cooksey were in Hopklniville Sunday for the purse of helping to lay toe corner stone of the Baptist college wblcb Is soot to be erected ibere Mr Joe Sees ot Brazil Ind died last Saturday and was brought here for burial Sunday Il has been but a short whli sjnce Mr Sees was bees qn a visit an while here made many friends who extend their heartfelt sympathy to Ibe ones Just before he departed this life Ii said be was going borne and sang that old familiar song Nearer My God to Thee Mr P ste Phillips and wife attended Ibe burial of Mr Sees here last Sunday and will visit among friends and relatives fore returning home Mrs Ellen Radford who Is vlilllng la Danville Ky Is expeciad home Ibiweek on account ol the sickness of her children Mr Will Killebrew is Ibe proud father ofa baby girl Mrs Dick Brown and famllof Evans ville returns home Sunday after a pleas stat visit to Mrs H Garrett Monday September 4tbwill be Mothers Day Special arrangements are being made to have an interesting lime at tba schoolhouse II is hoped every moths tad friend of the school will be present Bring your mach baskets and spend a pleasant day with the children A special program will be arranged and published in next issue Mothers this is a call to yon for by you your children are to be ell vated Lei every molber and friend o education be present Bring full lunch baskets and spend the day 111 It Occurred U You That the destiny of Ibis nation is de prudent upon the mothers That mothers help or binder the progeci- of children in scbool That children reflect the real character of the mother That all great men say All I am my molber made me Thai Washington Lincoln were reared by their mothers That a mothers influence Is eternal That every interested mother will b present and speak at least one word on Mothers Day A Mother Tells How She Saved Her Little Daughters Life I dm lbs mother of eight children and have bad a great deal ot experience will medicines Last summer my little daughter bad the dysentery in its worst form We ihongbt she would die I tried everything I could think of but noth tug seemed to do her any good I saw by do advertisement In our paper that Cham berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recommended inc sent and got a bottle at once It proved lo be one of the very best medicines wa myIIIi1eevery molber lo know whjflan excellent medicine il is Had I It at first il would have saved me a great deal ol anxiety ufferlngYoursLiberty K I For sale by the St Bernard Drugstore 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