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ITENTH YEAR EARIilNGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 24 1899 I r t 3NO 34I I OPENING GUNS OMat Ovation Given Taylor and i 11 t Other Candidates atI4 London GREETED KENTUCKYS NEXT GOVERNOR r tOeneral Taylors Speech Devoted to State isgucflntfrlyi WI JUDGE PRATT MADE OPENING SPEECH tLondonjKy Aug saiH great lance a4 a per fcctly sympathetic a orderly audience count for anything the ii Republican State campaign was ropened under most auspicious cir 1 cumstances here today By to oclock this morning sitch an assemblage at theI rwasf t it incumbenti that was some upon reWard management for the nthuslasnlI displayed This was before any t I of the c cursions had arrived and I the audience was composed ent tirely of persons who had come on c Ji horseback in springless wagons I V or who had walked the dusty r adsI 1 to lend their presence The l 1 fence back of the grounds grandstand was one line of over 1000 hitched horses and mulest Tno grove behind the stand tercd hundreds of vehicles from theI hbt piTh 1hosecaker to liear crowded tile grandstand fac ing which the speakers platform had been built The auditorium proper facing the grandstand was at ioi5 tclock to suRocahonj with people This part fthe stand i seats 3500 people An aunex attached to itj Holds obp more and was partially filled although out ot reach of the distant voice of the orators For two hours an attentive cheerful crowd only ten per cent of it women and clnl i dren sat In the stands and beard the speakers CAIPAIGNCIRATT OPENS TilE Mr Parker called the meeting- to order introducing Judge Bore ing who was the chairman In a graceful stylo the chairman intro duccd Judge Pratt who was Us tened to with great interest In speaking Judge Pratt said among j 1 other things A victory means moro than a senseless cry that is raised through the State about trusts monopolies and the rail roads It mcaos no more police mens t conventions there they a workcJ unllcr the mysterious in fluence of Reilwtne The disease of the body politic he said U must be cured with Taylor drops and Republican soothing syrup It Judgo Pratt also said that vic tory meant pb more of the present clfclipn law which be dissected and held up to ridicule and scorn very effectively lie made a good point when he stated the alleged excuse for its existence was the situation in the eleventh district where Cal D G Colson had been alleged to have acted as an election r offices in 1896 lie said vlc fl would meai no McCliord ratlroallI hill which he exposed as a per nicious measure Victory would b mean no Chinn school book bill which is calculated to defeat the education of the little children of the Slate His picture drawn in reference to the effects of this billIif applied provoked hearty clapping Further in his speech Judge Pratts mention of v Bradleys name was applaudell He pointed to thu calamity that would arise ifI the State government was allowed tp pass front the hands of an cffi i qient administration Then hef referred feelingly to the difficulties surmounted by Gen Taylor in the r tcourse of lila life and indulged in a brief and eloquent eulogy of the t nominee for governor winch was greeted with a demonstration that I shook the thickly packed wooden stand f Reviewing tho platform and the things for which it stands speaker won much favor in the de t fenso of the national administra tions foreign policy All in all the western Kentucky man made a c fine impression Caleb Powers nominee for Sec retary of State made a brief talk after Judge Pratt had finished 0 after which the meeting adjourned p for dinner and all were fed t When the meeting was called to r L order again at i oclock the crowd in the stand was even more dense while hundreds stood round with I lout a good view of speakers Oilier hundreds camped out under tic pine trees loath to leave the I grounds hefoythe festivity was i ci Concluded grounds at j this time were from 7000 tooIQOO people according to various t estiiflat s Boreing in opening t- hyIexerclfcspromlscd r Gen Taylor 2000 Majority in the eleventh 1 4 congressional district burying pihat1 shall rise to disfranchise Ihisfellow mtn11 lhoforrnal duty IiI r u- cnrtothe asscrtiblage the next gov ernor of Kentuky devolved upon Judge T Z Morrow brotherjiu law Gov Bradley and an honored veteran in the ranks of theJ republican party in Kentucky As y I If 1 IL z III- J iJ 1 f I r i 1 ho uttered the words forecasting the victory of the gallant Btitlqr county man the stand rocked and vibrated with life as applause thundered forth As usual Judge Morrows speech wai vigorous IIWe will havo a lair election or 200000 Krnlucluntir will knov the reason why la salilIIVC Will have it for we have the flower of the manhood and honor of dieIcommonwealth behind us 1 was when the boys in blue and the boys in gray were divided but in his momentous struggle the boys n blue are arrayed with such no ble erfconfederates as Morgan arid Jim Clay and with the blue and the gray together the devil himscjf cant beat him It is a grand battle you are tt fight In this qqestion of tho liberty of white and H k Genl Taylor then spoke ttlength and delivered the speechn winch fully outlines the Kentuckyforator of the day and ho ma4ifirst speech as a he chief executives chair He did not touch upon national issues devoted his entire speech toI he questions which are local to which arc stirring his Commonwealth from center to circumference Gen Taylors speqch suited his crowd The people were in no mood to tariff or money talk wanted to know how the GoebelI machine Is to be broken up in this and the right of the people o suffrage preserved Gen Tayc r told them that e by the people ing tp thes polls voting the Republican and seeing to it that their votes were fairly counted He added that if he thought this monstrous blot upon Kentucky the Goebel machine could be wiped out by his supporting one of tilel other tickets pledged to repeal e Goebel election law he would withdraw from the race and support that ticket This sentiment evoked prolonged applause The Ooebel Dagger From the Loaltvilla Dispatch i Much more appropriate to tIleI Goebel campaign than the Goebel button would be the Goebel dagI gerIt has been told in Covington letters to this Dispatch how GoeI bel has always gone armed withI revolver or outlawed knife in his liome town At Mayfield on Saturday stand ing before a crowd of listeners Goebel who insists that he is theI Democratic nominee for Governor I of Kentucky threw back his coatT and exposed protruding from an inside pocket this handle and hilt of a murderous daggcrrlong enough to touch tho bottom of thc coat pocket and to show above it The lawabiding and peacelop ing citizens of this stats to know of any necessity for a reputa ble citizens practice of going armed to kill They do not see why a lawyer in his home town must be prepared for bloodsjied + why a lawmaker should walk tile streets equipped to do murder why a candidate should be fortified- to do personal violence Commenting on the Goebel Sandlord tragedy on April 10 1895 the CourierJournal three days later said It would be profitless to moralize OTe- rtbe Covington tragedy Such barbarism msy be expected as long as lawmakers and professedly lawabiding citizens violate the the law by walking the streets prepared 10 do murders as long as politics is a mania wbicb ladles Its victims to crhmI nation personal Vituperation and personal violence Goebel the lawmaker violates the law by walking the streets prepared todo murder and with him politics seems to be a mania which incites him to personal crimination personal vituperation and personal violence And Yet- the CourierJournal has vowed to elect Goebel governor of Kentucky It Hope Departed I J J Glenn In Ibe Graphic With bowed head with hand on our heart and sorrow in our soul we recognize the tact that the Democratic party in the StatJjis now rent in twain and so far as we are able to see there is no salya tion for the party either now orjat any time in the near future Some 25000 cases of Ieaffo bacco valued at about 1000000 changed hands in Milwaukee this week The greater proportion of the tobacco was grown in Wiscon sin The American Tobacco Company was the purchaser and this price paid was somewhere between 10 and 12 cents a pound Each case containBab9ut5ap- ounds The deal is said to be the largest on record in tIm to bacco trade I The lecture and organ recital at the Catholic Church Tuesday night was well attende4nowlth standing tha warmweatherBo h the literary and musical parts of the program were high class l iI i IOTIMS Of GOLD FLIER Of Those Who Went to Seek tht Yellow Treasure Many Will Never Return CHILLY mm INTHE FROZEN NORTH A Lilt of Miners Who Entered the KoUebuu Sound 3tgtonoiid Hot Dentil from Dlicair Accident of Violence Manr Others Who Ar Tot Homedb Santa Barbara CaL Aug 22Ex Supervisor W Aliton Hyne who with party of Santa Barbara people hal nln the Job buB lI und region nil- v1uter hnsirrlttenyery dlscouraglna ewe home Ills letter daei1 3uy2t- onthArctic circle 500 miles Inland rom Kntelmc sound gIves the following list of miners who entered that region and perished there A tiresome List J L Onderdunk Iortlond Ore at Spring Uulch from overwork K C Ifend Sumner Wash Jcuse Luc DIacklcg Charles A Leonard Cleveland 0 Stony Camp heart failure Sobln harris Oakland Cal Bellly Camp blackleg V T Trusler an Francisco Nug Creek dropsy F Snyder Seattle Reed river spi nal inenlngitla C It Slay Lawrence Kos Amblei curvy II OralS Kansas City Ambler City curvy C E Miller Iowa Millers Pan drowned A C Breed Buffalo N Y Pick lily cr blackleg J J Murrat Lou Angeles I ogl- otuktakrlveraeurvy if Jfclson Hammond Ind Mono look rl rrbhlellleg J Ilorchey Ledouie Wnah Kobuk river blackleg J Chrander llealdsburg Cat Kotzebue camp N I Drown Kansas Monolook sit er blncklegaCapt C Smith lilakeley Wash Solo wlk rlvcr scurvy llobert Becker Sail Frahcleco Plot river scurvy F TCudder BajCity Mich Sol wlk river scurvy F Johnson BUkeley Wash Solo wlk river scurvy- D McCall Vellt WIs Salawik riv scurvy J Messing Sun Jose Col steoutei Agnes Boyd heart failure 1lckcrlng brothers Princeton KyM Salawlk river murdered W L Simpson MoD rniot Net Monolook river scurvy George McCoy Montana Noatak river InI C JUftjamlnson Grand Harbor N D leeJ river scurvy Charles Dead rick Spearflcld S D Saldwlk river miMing Frank Robinson Utah Noatnk river scurvyJoe Stern llntto Mont Koatnk riv erMr Trelslte California Noatak riv ere S II Dobins South America Non Ink river scurvy- A M Falrblll Texas Hotham Inlel mission scurvy Mr Martin Santa Rosa Cal NoataV river missing F Howard Fall River Mass Ho tham Inlet drowned J Howard Fall River Mass Ho tham Inlet drowned Wilmoth Fall River Mass Mo tham Inlet drowned John Morris London England Kscholtz boy accidentally shot Peter Nelson Fair listen Wash Salawik river scurvy Mr Bcnz hay City Mich Kogoluk tuk river scurvy IAT Ilernuardt Seattle Wash Kscholtz bay drowned Martina homily Italian Italy Ho tham inlet scruvy 8 F Muller San Francisco Kotze bue camp drowned Many Others Not Named This list does not include 30 who were drowned when the Jane Gray was lout Neither does It include tin lat reported deaths from drowning of the men who left Hotham inlet for Capo Nome The two Pickering brothers arc sak- to have been shot by Indians whom they Illtreated VICTOR COLORADO BURNED lite Town Swept bjr n Great ConGA raton Entalllna n Loss of THO Million Hollar Cripple Creek Col Aug 22Pityesterday utterly destroyed the bush ness portion oi the clly of Victor causing a loss estimated at 2000000 Beginning shortly after noon the fire raged until evening consuming every thing in its way It had its origin it js thought in the Merchants cafe ad joining this Dank of Victor on tho corner of Third street and Victor avenue A strong wind from the south tanned the flames and In a few minutes nil the surrounding houses were afire p Twentr nlnth Hendjr for Service Atlanta Qa Aug 22Col Hardin commanding the Twentyninth regi ment United States volunteers which has been recruited at Fort McPherson has reported that his regiment Is now ready for service Tho regiment Trill watt orders at Fort McPherson to leah for tho Philippines DiedVThe infant child of J T Thorn asson died Tuesday night Funeral services were held by Rev R M Wheat at lbs residence Wednesday afternoon at 3 oclock followed by interment at Earling ton cemetery PI tArCU BAN rO s Barn BruIses Eheu inatUm and Sores Price 25 cents Sold by St Usrnard Drug Store 1 01 J EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED A Stlnplaced Switch Threw the Trail On to n Siding and Into a Standing Locomotive Clrclcvlllo 0 Aug 23An cxcur slon train on the Cincinnati t Muekiq gum Valley railroad was wrecked lr the edge of this city and five persons were seriously injured and 20 other badly cut OIl bruised InternallyWinvMcQuInn Mrs Lcoto Ilelchelderfer Crlder vlllc O- Miss Kate Do Long Indianapolis llcv C H Eckhardt Limn O The train was running nt a high rate of speed in the outskirts of the city when a misplaced switch turned II into a siding on which stood a locomo thc Both engines were tel find the first two cars badly splintered Tho train had three couch IjiU of passengers going to a family reunion at faurclvillc O THE NESBIT ELECTION LAW The Second Step In the Irurrrdlnm That Will Test the Coimllt- utlonalllr of the Saw St Louis Aug 23This attempt to prevent the operation of the Nesbit election law received a setback whenI Judges Marshall and Burgess of the supreme court in chambers at Jet ferson City awarded AttyOen Crdw a writ of prohibition against Circuit Judge Withrow and the city of St Louis to restrain them from Interfer ing with the new board of election commissioners Ita is also ordered tbat the clrcult Judges thofclty of St Ix uls shall ap PC9bcJortbq7ssipreme courtoii the term to show cnuse why they should Interfere with the operatic of the law AS A FUGITIVE MURDERER Jauen Opera Arrested at Iturnul Okln Clinrned With Delatr Otto Mutlilui Judge Wnllv Slayer Durnut Olila Aug 33on a war rant sworn out by Detective McClurc of St Louis United States Deputy Marshal It K Wall Monday evening arrested James ireen of a second Imnd store In this clton a charge of murdering Judge Hampton W Wall of Duquoln III on August 1C 1698 f Detective McClure says Greens proper name Is Otto Mathlas andthat a 2500 reward Is offered for him Green declares tlu affair to bea tase of inistdkenidehtity and that he was In Honey OrpveJTcxiist the time the murder was He will hue a hearIng before Commissioner Halls PUOET SOUND SALMON PACK If Inn CoiKluonM Continue 1blI jaoiiII ottPwuhe Phenomenal Taeorrin Wash Aug 23Tim rim of socleye salmon on lower luget tound Is so phenomenalas to make it most certain that the Puget soundI alraoSl5nck will be largo enough to coinpcnsatc for the shortage In the packs In Fraser and Cqlumbia rivers If the run of humbucks and silver- sides which should commence soon equals the sockeye run now closing sit record of salmon packing will be surpassed rWO BRAKEMEN MURDERED A SCrOll Aruument In Savor tit the Summitry Clearing of All Train of Trniuuv Marshalltown In Aug 23Three trumps stealing n ride on a Chicago Qreat Western freight train left Scene sliortjy after midnight shot nnd killed Bnikemen J K Wilson and Connry Mathews and throw their bodies under the wheels The murder ers escaped but an armed posse at once started in pursuit IyUow Fever at 1mmum Colon Colombia Aug 23 Several cases of yellow fever have occurred at Panama the disease it is said having been Imported from Guayaquil Ecun dor An urgent appeal was made to the local authorities yesterday in re gard to the necessity for the imme diate construction of n lazaretto in Panama It was pointed out that oth erwise the recentlyIncreased traffic of tIme Isthmus with Tactile ports must suffer a decrease IThe Whole HeRlment Volunteered Kingston Aug 23TIme Jamaican government has offered a contingent of 300 native militia for the support of the white troops ordered hence for service In the Transvaal Wonderful enthusiasm has been manifested In re gard to the enlistments for service in South Africa When volunteers were called for an entire regiment at once responded p The Vlckctiurir Fire Vlcksburg Miss Aug 20The fire which broke out Friday nlgfit In the big warehouse of the Lee Ulchardson company was extinguished For n time It looked as though the whole block would be destroyed The loss will approximate lSOOOOj well cov ered by insurance Iteimtrlnteil flimiilarili Havana Aug 23rhe Spanish steamer Alfonso XIII which soiled for Spain yesterday had qn board 432 Spaniards who are being repatriated at the expense of the Madrid govern nicnt Mondays BnllitmeuU Washington Aug 23Thero vere 240 enlistments in the volunteer army Monday swelling the total to 15181 I men Wouldnt be Gobbled Chas Wood approached Jesse Phillips with Well I hear you got scorched Jesse Schorched No Wood You got burned you got Browned Jesse Yes I got BrownedI and I might get never would be Gobbled Neither had a dagger and the meeting adjourned I I Subscribe for TUEBEE I tW O II Vl5VELYVRE Males the food more deliCIOus and wholesome 1i lOYAL tutrna pome oo MW vowc REGIMENISONTHE MOVE Three of the New Volunteer Reel meats Ordered to Move For ward to San Francisco tI THE OTHERS WILL FOLLOW THEM SOON TIer Will oJ Into Camp At the ireftldlo nnd he Sent Thence to lid llllu as Soon as Triwmport Can lie Irovldrd Pint Ten Iteiilment Art All Filled- Washington Aug20Thse following dispatch was sent by the adjutant gen eral tl the commanding officers of the Twenty eenlh Thirtyfirst and Thir tyfourth volunteer regiments of infantry To Hewliueutnl Commander Orders of today will direct that your regiment be placed en route for Ban Francisco ns soon ns transporta quartetmasterTranclsco your regiment will o Into camp at the Presidio and Us Instruc lions In target practice etc contin ued until transports are ready to take your command to Manila Acknowl edge receipt with any remorkl You may have to make for the Information of the war department Location at the lleitlnientii rime Twentysevenths II1t Camp Miwdcs the Ot Fort Thomas Ky and tlJeThlrtyfourtli it Fort Logan Cal The IUO rtermari fer artinent hall directed thmatthqOhiuiogjaniI time Tacoma of c itearashlp line be churteretJor curry ing troops to Manila Jlenogle will carry 800 ansI the Tacoma 050 men On liecruIin Duty Orders were Issued from the war de partment placing all majors captains and lieutenants nppolntcdfor the new regiments on recruiting duty They will assist tho nearest recruiting of fleer for a period of about one weefr tad will then conduct their recruits to the rendezvous First Ten Heulmrnt Complete The first ten regiments of Volunteers kre complete and thris a surplus of shout 5000 men forTho reglnleiits JII the Philippines and the next ten be- Ing raised The enlistments Frlday were 230 making a total of 14003 Other Will 80011 Follow Speaking of the orders Issued ta the three regiments to proceed to San Francisco Gen Corbin said that not July would the other regiments follow loon but the ten recently ordered would be sent to Manila as soon ns they could be organized TWENTY MAJORS APPOINTED rwo Major Named for Each of the TIll New Volunteer lieglisments Washington Aug 20TIme following nave been appointed majors In time new volunteer regiments Harry C Hale Illinois M M McXnmee Wisconsin John H Parker Missouri L C An drews New York tiny H Preston Massachusetts John C Gilmore Jr New York W C Brown Minnesota Henry Tnllcn Kentucky D A Fred crick Georgia H B Mulford Ne braska Putnam B Strong New York V D Du Bore California Wm C Dow Iowa Joseph F Armlleld North Carolina Hugh D Wise New York A W Wiley Alabama II W llubbcll New York W A Holbrook Wisconsin S W Miller Pennsylvania Charles II Muir Michigan PORTO RICO RELIEF FUNDS Contribution Deceived nt the War Department Fund Collected In New York Washington Aug 20Among the ontrlbuttons for tho Porto Rico storm sufferers received at the war depart ment were From President McKln ley 250 VicePresident Hobart 250 Secretary Root 250 William Barbour Kew York U50 August Belmont New York 500 A letter has been received from the Merchants Association oi New York saying that 10000 had been collected for Porto Rico BISHOP TUTTLES WIFE DEAD She Died nt St LuUen Hospital St Louis Durlnc the Absence of Her lluilmnd In the Went St Louis Aug 20Mrs Harriet M ruttle wife of lit Kev Daniel S Tuttle bishop of the diocese of MIs- souri of the Protestant Episcopal church died Friday afternoon at St Lukes hospital Her deaths was caused by an Illness which she contracted about four weeks ago In Cincinnati at thin home of her laughter Mrs S M Ramsey Drowned Her Ilojr and Herself Pierre S D Aug 2tSomQ time Saturday night Mrs Jennie Wcston drowned herself and her fouryearold son Bertie In a cistern at the family home There was no ono else ot home except a daughter about 17 years old DUll the deed was not known until tho young lady awakened yesterday morning Family troubles are supposed to bo the cause of the tragedy the mother havlngsevernl times threat ned to commit suicide flov Tanner Quite III Springfield III Aug 21Llt igiV Dr George N Krieder the attending physician said that Oov Tanner win suffering from malaria and hjs fever was high lie wlll probably be unable to attend to the duties of isis office fur a week Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be c 0 i r BAKING POWDER DISPATCHES FROM GEN OTIS Tir HucccNufnl Enicnaetnenti will the InnrntOnrLIlltnamtKilled One Wounded Washington Aug 2tThe follow Ing dispatches announcing engagements with tho Philippine Insurgent vfcru received at the war yeltcrdnyIManila Aug 20 1899 LIcutCol Sixth infantry 80 men attacked and routed 100 of the cnemj entrenched at Tibuan Xegros moun tnlns having three men shighstl3t wounded Enemy left In rnents 10 dead six rifles nil reserved ammunition Supposed to be armed Tagalos who n few days since crossed to Panay in small boats OTIS Manila Aug 19 First Lieut Alfred W Drew Twelfth Infantry Instantly killed and First Lieut Willie Iliac same regiment se wordy wounded yesterday In an attack on Insurgents in the vicinity of Angeles by two companies of the Twelfth Infantry No other casualties Enemy routed OTIS First Lieut Alfred W Drew men Honed In above dispatch was born in Texan He graduated from time mill tary academy In 1801 and was assigned at second lieutenant of the Twelfth In fantry During the war with Spain he was major of the Third Texa MOVEMENTS TO BE EXPEDITED Vise Nei UrKliii nls nil Thoie to be Iornird til tic Afloat hy the Last of OcCohrI Wa 22 Orders wrre Issued yesterday directing the moreI ment of the Twentysixth Infantry from Plattsburg X Y to San Francisco Time will via Boston and lrolldcnceITherjuartermastersdepartnicnt act Ing under instructions from Secretary Root is negotiating for more tronIports for the Philippine service Owing to the determination of Sec rotary Hoot to rush the new troops forward the original schedule pro pared in the quartermasters deport ment has been entirely disarranged and it Is the departments Intention to have not only the first ten regiments afloat by the last of October but also those to be raised under the last order WAS SENTENCED TO BE HUNG r nut nucnpol Two nay Ilcfore and Has Uecn Free Thirty Years Rearrested Ardmore I T Aug 10 Deputy Marshal IJndseynccompanicd by Sher- Iff K C Mudd of Butler Mo yesterday went to Cheek east of here and arrested Thomas Spotwood aged 00 years an alleged fugitive from justice Spotwood Is wanted in hates county Mo where he is said to have been Ijtiown as T H Freeman nnd where he was sentenced to be 17 1860 but escaped two days before the sentence became effective The pris nor will be taken to Missouri as soon is requisition posers arrive RECRUITING FOR THE NAVY pno llundreil Lnmlnnien and Thirty Apprentice Iloy to lie Recruited at St Louis Chicago Aug 22Lteut B W Wells of the naval recruiting station lias received orders from the navy de partment to transfer his office to St Louis not later than Wednesday of this wctk Use recruiting station will be located at St Louis until time re cruiting of 100 landsmen and 30 ap prentice boys besides a number of shipwrights nnd carpenters has beer completed The landsmen will be di vided between Mare Island nnd the receiving ship Vermont at Now York CALLAWAYS FATHER FOUND A Letter Ilecelvcd From the Father of the St Louis WlfeMuriler III nt Offden Utah St Loul Aug 19After a silence of nearly unit a year Samuel B Cal lawuy the father of Frank B Celia way who murdered his wife in Slegel Illllmnns store a few months ago has at last written a letter to hum wife Calluway says he left isis wife and home because he did not want to testify In the suit for divorce which bill sons wife brought ngtilnst the slayer He seems to know nothing of time murder THE CASE OF CAPT CARTER St Decliloit 3lny he Heiidcred With out Awaltliiir the Ilcturn of AVayiie 9lacVeaih Washington Aug 22A report is current which in the absence of tho attorney general cnn not be confirm ed that Ii decision In time Carter court martial case will bo handed down shortly after Mr Qrlggs returns to thin city nnd that ho will not await the return of Wayne MacVeagh Caters counsel who It Is stated would ask for n new trial Colton DlmHne Spreading Ulooinlngton Ill Aug JO Twenty cases of the curious contagious cutnn caua disease which Is rapidly spread lug about Downs this county have been discovered in this city It is lest severe than In the country Blooming ton doctors diagnose the city cases ab Impetigo contaglova Uncial DUtnrbancei Prague Bohemia Aug 22 Scrlom disturbances have taken place at Grail lltz a fowix 15 miles east of Koenlg gratz duo to racial differences be tween the Czechs and Germans Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be 1 k THE SHAMROO IS HERE- Arriial of Sir Thomas Liptons Cup Challenger the Shamrock- at New York A QUICKER TRIP THAN ANTICIPATED The Shamrock was Towed for Two Thonnnml Miles lir her ConsOrt the Steam Yacht Erin The Vaohtn Crew rienied With the VeiwelV nrlinrlor New York Aug 19Sir Thomas Llptcns yacht Shamrock challenger for the American cup reached this port accompanied by tier tender the steam yacht Erin The Shamrock jailed from FoIHce on the Clyde August 3 and made the transAtlantic voy ge In much qulckertlmc than was an ticipated The Erin towed the Shamrock about 8000 miles and the latter sailed some thing more than 1200 miles Her best mys run under canvas was 208 knots Most of tho towing was done after poking tIme Azores August o- At quarantine time yachts were promptly cleared The Shamrock was yawl rigged and pointed light green Sho carried time blat ensign of the British navy with Sir Thomas LIptona private signal green shamrock on yellow ground with a green border The Shamrock allOWS n light silvery metal where time paint has been scraped from the sides crew of the yacht are well satis fled with tho behavior of the challen rem The crew are a sturdy lot of Scotch sad English men They wore blue jerseys bearing on the breast the words Shamrock R U Y W The IQtnc words appear on the yachts stern Tho steam yacht Erin flies besides Sir Thomas Liptons private signal the colors of the Royal Ulster Yacht lub After the yachts had anchored In the upper bay Copt Archie Hogarth of the Shamrock said The Shamrock behaved beautifully I am more than satisfied with her In fact I am delighted because my most langulne anticipations have been more than realized But I will say this that is gleeful as I am with the behavior 3f the boat I was more surprised with the generous reception which sho got from the time that we were abreast if Sandy UookIBY A WRIT OF PROHIBITION The Supreme Court of Missouri NalI 315cc the Injunction Against the St Louis Police Force Jefferson City Mo Aug 19Pro crdlngs were begun Thursday night beforgr Judges Brace Burgess and Marshall ot the supreme court in hambcrs to transfer the test of the St Louis police law from the circuit ourt of St Louis to the supreme ourt AttyGeri Crow late Thursday svenlng secured the signatures of the lIre judges named The proceedings u u In the nature of a writ of prohlbl sJonwhlch releases the members of the police hoard from tho writ of Injunc mimi issued by Judge Withrow and permits them to proceed with tho rear rantrntion of the force an contemplat ill in time law taking effect August 20 The writs necessary to curry out the proceedings brought by AttyGcn row wore Issued by John R Green Icrk of the supreme court and placed In the hands of R E See marshal of limo supreme court who left at once for 3t Louis to serve them ARREST OF GENERAL JIMINEZ rite VoaldIle Dictator of Sam Do inlnuo Submitted Only to SaY of Force Havana Aug 19In view of the fact that Col Bacallao chief pt the secret police persisted In his dcclara tlon that Gen Jiminez the aspirant to the presidency of Santo Domingo was In Havana cither not having left or returned the military authorities telegraphed to Cicnfuegos Instruct ing Cnpt Stamper collector of cus toms there to ascertain whether Jlml nez was on the Jfcucmlez steamer and take Mill under arrest if that should be time case Just as the steamer was about bay ing Cicnfuegos Capt Stamper located Ilmlnez nUll arrested him Jiminez denounced the arrest as an outrage He said bo had broken no law and would not yield except to force Capt Stamper replied that ho was ready to use force if necessary anti Jlmlnez then yielded remarking that ho did so only because he could not help himself Reid For the Grand Jury St Louis Aug 10 George C Starch president of the Stone Hill Wino Co and O G Starck his eldest son were before United States Com missioner Gray charged with violat ing the Internal revenue laws They waived examination and were held fur time federal grand jury in the sum of 5000 each Bond was immediately furnished by tIme defendants nUll thvy were released Sunfish VAr Veterans Enlist Washington Aug 111Adj t1Ill Corbin line been highly pleased to dig cover that the soldiers offering themselves for the volunteer regiments have In large numbers had expert cnce In Cuba and elsewhere Time per cent runs from about 20 to CO ac cording to locality making nn tiv erage of about 40 per cent that mummy be called veterans Willing Workers Wanted To such wewilloxplalbbow others make from 1300 to l35oo weekly handling oar publications We will make no GUARANTEED SALARY or other misleading contract but give terms and explain In a concise and simple manner We will shortly need a representative in each cone ty for a which we believe wit eclipse heretofore marketed Ex perience In canvassing wilt be valuable but not essential State age permanent horn and experieoce if any a C Rand McNally ft Company 166168 Adams Street Chicago III oIIIS YOUR HAIR TURNINGGRAY t i yourmirrorsayDoesP iIstreaks of gray Arc pleased Do friends of the same age show this loss of power also IhairI t without help while dark hairIjrapldly becomes gray when once the change begins Allers Hair 1 Vigorijwill bring back to your hair the color of youth never fails It Is Just ss sure ss that heat melts snow or that water quenches fire It cleanses the scalp alto and prevents the formation of dandruff It feeds and nour Ishes the bulbs of the hair making them produce a luxu riant growth stops the faas well We have book on the liLly and Scalp which you mar obutn IrIS sponrMueat I you obtain cii timi kasatyou OS Us- Vmgor writsetlrI baIAddrni Did 1 CYERLowell msJ- sswYYVYw I AGRICULTURAL According to an estimate of an expert of the Statistical Bureau of the Department of Agriculture the loss in money as tho result of the recent Brazos valley flood amounts to 6414000 Nearly 90 per cent of the damage oc curred to growing crops The precise effect of the flood upon this years crops is difficult to esti mate While the crops over a very large area were practically de stroyed this effect ot the rains on the upland crops will be highly beneficial and should he thinks result in a large increase in yield throughout the entire central part of the state and so much of the western part as is under cultivation The Prosperous Welt Great news is coming from the corngrbwing states these days says the St Louis GMiDimocrat UNot only has the wheat crop in Missouri Kansas Nebraska and the other states of this neighbor hood been above the average but the corn yield is going far ahead of all previous figures The Kansas corn crop will according to the estimates bo a long way in excess of 300000000 bushels Nebraskas corn yield is placed at from 375000000 to 290000 000 bushels and the latest reports seem to indicate that it may go up to tho 300000000 mark Iowa and Missouri arc in equally good fortune The news from Colorado Minnesota and the Dakotas is likewise encouraging in the high est degree This immense in crease in the crops is causing some curious things The demands on the labor bureaus in the farming regions in the west were never so great in the past as they are now and the agencies are powerless to meet them Wages higher than any given in many years are offered but the supply of workers is far below the demand Women arc working in the harvest fields in Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kan sas and all the neighboring states This is a sight familiar enough to the old world where women are in the habit of working out of doors with men It is altogether new in 1he United States however Wo men are drawn upon to help in the harvesting because the supply of men is inadequate The crops arc the largest ever known and the labor of time women is neces sary to prevent loss through delay in harvesting The west like the rest of the country is at the high tide of prosperity Everybody is cheerful The outlook is brighter than it has been in the agricul tural regions in many years to- I Estimates on the yield of corn in the leading surplus states follow These estimates are based on the government report on crops 1897IOhio 90000000 103000000 91000000- Indtana 110000000 119000000 110000009 Illinois 119000000 tODoooooq 131000000 Missouri 179000000 ijoooooo 171000000- Kansa 346000000 111000000 161000000 Iowa o 119000000 113000000 11000000- 0NUaika 500000000 s9oayxxj 341000000 Ttaii m473ooocoQ s3Iccocoasqcoc IirrP e ker ee PAUL M MOORS Editor and Muuftr I BEE PUBLISH1NB COMPANY Incorporate- dEntiridttuPcitoact it Btrllnjton tl Second Itltner r SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oat Y ritrcUf Inadrtnct lt 00 s1zME 0 TbrHMontni I 1 J SIaclCopteSScmnCrrsspondtti wasted In all pull OBBIT na lot particular IThURSDAY AUGUST 2IB99 REPUBLICAN TICKET r For Governor VV S TAYLOR Of Butler County For Lieutenant Governor JOHN MARSHALL Of Louisville For Secretary of State CALEB POWERS Of Knox County For Attorney General CLIFTON J PRATT 6f Hopkins County w Fcir Auditor REV JOHN S SWEENEY I Of Bourbon County For Treasurer WALTER R DAY OftBroathitt County For Superintendent of Public In Jstructton for Agriculture CAPT j W THROCKMORTON- Of Fayette County I For Representative BEN T ROBINSON Look out for Republican but tons Theyare coming I =r us despair of Kentucky Dem ocMUtlSiPltifsl to look upon w TilE march of the Republicans to victory was begun in magnifi cent order at London Tuesday TilE worlds gold production last year aggregated nearly 300000 000 More than double the amount produced in 1892 HCN JOHN W YERKES is an other distinguished and able Re publican speaker who will take toe stump in Kentucky No Republican speechmaking is yet arranged tar this end of the State The campaign begins in Eastern Kentucky There will be time enough here No hurry KANSAS will produce this year from 300000000 to 400000000 bushels of corn worth something like 100000000 Not much chance for the calamity howler in that State THE Auburn Advocate is the new name of the newsy little local paper that has before been known as the Young American The advocate has taken a degree in age and proposes to grow otherwise TilE 250000000 a year that is sent out by people of the United States to buy tropical fruits sugar coffee etc wilL soon be spent al most if not quite wholly in our own colonial possessions with our own people and nil be kept iu the family HON CLIFTON J PRATT the eminent lawyer and jurist and Western Kentucky candidate for Attorney General was accorded the distinction of opening the Re publican campaign at the big Lon don meeting Tuesday He made the fist speech THE Democrats have been ex pansionists on the currency ques tionand have been proven to be wrong in their theories Now they are antiexpansionists and the verdict of the American jury is again growing daily in force against this new fallacy TilE BEE approves heartily of the proposed Western Kentucky Press Association When the newspapers of this section get more of business understanding and system in their business there will be more newspaper proper ties and fewer mortgages TilE worst the Courirrfournal could say of the Republican cam paign opening at London was that the crowd was not quite as large as the managers had expected This is complete confirmation of the dispatches reporting 7000 to 10000 people and a most en thusiastic gathering The present demand for bituminous coal according to a prominent operator is 20 per cent greater than it was in August iflgS therefore itjs concluded that theipricetofthat Thelinust advancet I t14 abovti what it is now bringing The increased business of the rail roads and manufacturers is the stimulating influence Bradstreet JUDGE J F DEMPSEY and A D Sisk of Madisonville tare home from New York whereth y spent nearly two weeks of recreation and sightseeing The Judge says he did not attend the Democratic conference at Saratoga but they did see Coney Island and got for theifirst time a fine birdseyc view oUhe great American Metropolis WE know what American vic tory means It means not to op press not to tread on the necks of the fallen It means to lift them up to place them upon their feet and to do all that is in our power to extend comfort civiliza tion happiness and prosperity to all mankind This war has brought under the dominion and protectorate of the Stars and Stripes many millions of our Cath olic people far removed some of them from the American continent but we predict for them unhesitatingly that they will make Amer ican citizins as loyal as sturdy and as true as those that arc here todayFather Lavelle in speech introducing President McKinley at Catholic Summer School Grounds Champlain N Y Aug ust 15 Will History Repeat Itself It seems probable that the Democrats in 1900 are about to repeat their action in 1894 when they declared in national conven tion that the war policy was a failure and demanded its abandonment It is recalled that it was many years thereafter before the Democracy secured even a measure of the countrys confidence Exchange Splendid Relief Work The War Department did a magnificent piece of work a few days since toward relieving promptly the terrible destitution of the victims of the hurricane in Porto Rico A telephone message from Washington instructed the chief of the Commissary Depart mentat New York to buy all the beans and rice be could get quickly for the Porto Rico sufferers Within two hours the government agents had bought for immediate delivery 600000 pounds of rice and 6coooo quarts of beans and within another hour the stuff was being conveyed to transports for shipping Aside from being a piece of most efficient work by the War Department the incident iI lustrates the Wonderful extent of theiood supply in Americas me tropolis facility with which large orders can be filled A Belated Remedy Judge Jno G B Hall in a pub lished card says that victory to the Democratic party in November as matters are now moving is beyond all hope and urges the plan that was first offered by John Young Brown in his speech of ac ceptance at Lexingtonthat both tickets withdraw and that another convention be called to nominate a new ticket with harmony Judge Hall does not urge this as Mr Browns plan but it is Mr Browns plan nevertheless and was offered and urged by him at the anti Goebel convention ex sept that Mr Brown did not sug gest the circulating ol petitions and has since been reiterated Judge Hall may not have heard of the trend of Mr Browns Lexing ton speech for he puts the propo sition as his own and says the remedy should originate in Hop kins county This is what Mr Brown said in his Lexington speechI a proposition to make I make It deliberately They say vote the ticket If you do not we will lose the Senator and we will lose Mr Bryan Gentlemen in fortyeight hours yon can relieve the sites lion Withdraw your fraudulent ticket Turn the question back to the free Democracy of Kentucky let theta assemble In convention I will not permit my earns to go before that convention Select a second man an honest ticket and give ns a united Democracy etc The question thus seems to be up to the Goebel men since there is no occasion for antiGoebel Democrats to join in a petition asking their candidates to do what the head of their ticket proposed and urged and promised to do immediately upon receiving the nom nation Will the Goebel men sign such petition It is not likely because every man who did sign such petition would neces sarily thereby record himself an antiGoebel man in asking that candidate to do what John Young Brown has proposed and dared him to do The Goebel men are for a Goebel victory and an ac quiescence to ex Gov Browns plans would read like anything but victory It is a belated rem edy The formula wont work A Vain Attempt TilE last attempt of the labor agitator to interfere with the busi nessof the coal operator and the T IIEvery Cloud Has a Silver Lining II The clouds of bad Wood enveloping humanity have a silver lining in the shape of 4 specific to remove them It Is Hoofs Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine which drives out AH impurities from the blood of either sex or Any Age c7L2OOd8ari v steady work prosperity and contentment of the coal miner in Hopkins the banner coal mining county of the State of Kentucky is a circular letter emanating from district president Wood of the U M W at Central City under date of August 10 calling on the consumers of coal to boycott the product of Hopkins county mines Having failed at every point to gain a footing in Hopkins county from which they could hope to get control of the business of the miner and the operator and break up satisfactory business and friend ly relations that have grown for decades between employer and employe the salaried walking delegate now resorts to the last effort of the organizer and enlists that which when it can be given any force brings about the most lawless tyrannical anarchistic conditionsthe boycott It is the last effort of losing and desperate wouldbe leaders of men What the boycott is has been fully and correctly portrayed during the recent street car strike in Cleveland when the strike leaders proclaimed a boycott which attempted to de prive those not in sympathy with the movement of food to sustain life and even went so far as to try to prevent a physician from attending the sick bed of a dying child whose offense was that its father was a nonunion motorman This is the boycott Very fortunately however the attempted boycott of Hopkins county coal will be without force or effect The effect if any will rather be to more thoroughly advertise the independence and free dom of the miners and the mines of Hopkins County from labor dis turbances and the consequent steady work contentment and sat isfactory degree of prosperity which has not blest those commu nities dominated by the agitator with the periodical strike for any trivial cause and the resultant loss to labor and capital and the gen eral public The request is made that The buyers and consumers of coal for railroads steamboats manufacturing purposes and for public institutions and public buildingsas well as for domestic userefuse to purchase or con sume Hopkins county coal until fair conditions and living wages are granted to the miners of Hop kins county Inasmuch as this movement is inaugurated without the endorse ment or approval or sympathy of the Hopkins county miner but is directed against his welfare and designed to deprive him of the right and opportunity to earn a living the expressed solicitude for Hopkins County miners reads like a strange story CHICKENS ARE COMING BACK TO THE ROOST No Support for Goebel by the Home Papers From the Wllliamtburg Times Some of Goebels chickens which he helped hatch in his little Kenton county bull pen are coming home to roost The Extra a Covington democratic paper which for two years past has been sing ing out of the Goebel hymnal in its last Saturdaysissue jerked the Goebel ticket which it had been supporting from the editorial col umn and dumped it into the slop barrel This paper two years ago brought out Judge Tarvin and William J Bryan as the free silver possibilities in the campaign of 1900 It boosted the silver Cause and still supports Bryan and Tar vin but of the Goebel ticket it says Wo have concluded to pur sue such a course in the forthcom ing political mixup as our judg ment dictates and having con cluded to take that course we remove from our masthead the state ticket nominated at Louis- Ville It is a wellknown fact that publishedthe democratic State convention honored the ticket nominated by said convention There are three democratic daily and two weekly papers published in Covington and if the statement of the editor is to be relied upon that his was the only paper to carry the Goebel Louisville ticket then there certainly is a big screw loose in his own home and it looks as if his reign of slugging and bulldoz ing in that community at least has soured on the stomach of the press and the people It further indicates a swiftly growing tendency on the part of democrats who waut to throw off a mighty unpleasant yoke 1j 1 4J POLITICAL POINTS An invitation has been received by Gov Bradley from Mayor Harrison of Chicago requesting him to be present at the laying of the cornerstone of the now Government building to be erected in that city The ceremony is to take place in October with President McKinley as the chief figure If that was really an Ellen Enn convention the dear old sister is to thejperbcornpany getting into l The Brooklyn Eagle a sterling Democrat announces that Bryan has been dethroned and that Dry anism is folding up its tent The Goebel machine is manufacturing the Kings speeches by the yard and sending them by freight to the regular papers for publication Goebel said I never did get anything in my life that I did not have to fight for it Thats why he carries a dagger in his inside coat pocket Hopkmsvillc Messenger Goebel finds it harder to trick the people than to force a bad law through the legislature or to steal a convention by directing the movements of its chairman Pa ducah Sun When Bill Goebel drew back his is a is is on is is ONE FLAGONE PEOPLE in our we to our It our our it we believe we to it it is is at it to a it its blessed of NIYto divest himself of it while a at Mayfield Sat urday the was horrified to see handle of a looking from his of a for Governor of great Commonwealth the con weapon sin his to shame He violates the law cannot be trusted Its enforc Republican t A Brown was on day refused a of at by Messrs Peake Thorne spoke in behalf of Hop insvil1e swearing that have Bryan a big time in Mr Blackburns bn Mr Goebel looks a typographical when compared with graceful address by Young Brown be fore convention Lex Herald Pasteur the for auditor BabyThin this summer Then a little SCOTTS EMULSION to dayItimprove If nurses take see uid t 7- F tt on the Brown ticket onearm Confederate and county clerk of Caldwell county about twenty Mirror personnel of the Brown ticket strong and the geographi cal excellent May Mr Goebels finds John Browns body also marching Record A little agitation has been added to Bradleys of Kentucky bound to the center of the stageWashington Post The of Joe Black are naturally much over the manner in which he bobbing about in the Goebel whirl pool Washington Post It Bryan values his peace of mind he will get absorbed in the Iowa and forget about his Kentucky engagementChic- ago Record President flcKinleys Patriotic Words From the Cincinnati President McKinleys impromptu little before the Catholic Summer School of America was a gem That spirit patriotism and that in the which has characterized all the of the every sentence of the will become WE differ political and religious beliefs but are united for country Loyalty the is national creed We followall of usone flag symbolizes purposes aspirations represents what and what mean maintain and wherever floats the flag of the free and the hope of the oppressed and wherever it assailed any sacrifice will becar ried triumphant peace Rebellion may delay but can never defeat mission liberty and humanity Presi coat making speech audience the murderous dagger protruding pocket The spectacle candidate this carrying cealed deadly oran assas should put supporters who with ment Hartford speaker Mon division time Glasgow arid who Goebel Goebel Democrats are they will and October latest utterance like error the delivered Hon John the recent ington nominee Is add hewill he let the mother the Emulsion floialidrujtUn has been years Mayfield The distribution field Mirror Chicago antiMormon Gov reportoire bother hold friends Hon burn annoyed campaign TimesStar speech trust people acts resident animate One line speech Government historic When he said The flag whenever it is assailed will be car tied to a triumphant peace he gave utterance to a thought that will pervade the campaign this fall against the men who would have the starry banner dragged in the dust and who would have a great nation withdraw from its mission of establishing a form of selfgovern ment in the Philippines The politicians forced by universal prosperity to drop the cal amity howl of 1896 will fidU that they have made a sad mistake in advocating hauling down the flag and in attacking the army in the field for President McKinley ut tered a great truth when he said Loyalty to our government is our nationalcreed We follow all of us one flag It symbolizes our purposes and our aspirations it represents what we believe and what we mean to maintain and wherever it floats it is the flag of the free the hope of the oppressed A Negro Town Hobson City Ala will be in cprpoioted as an exclusively negro town with a population of 400 all negroes containing too houses three churches a school house several stores andno saloons There arc numerous villages in the South where all the inhabitants arc negroes but it is claimed in the dispatches that this is the first time a negro town has been in corporated and that upon the experiment hinges the question of the negroes ability to govern his own people I u tJ c I rt 7 MoneyOne save many dollars in doctors bills Theywjllpurelycuralldiseascs ofthe stomach Hy Mf or bowels AssertiQUFor malaria constipation andbilio usness amilinn people endorse TUTTS Liver PILLS Jim Hord colored charged with the shooting of a railroad man at Crof ton escaped from jail at Hop JailerTylercell door to give the prisoners a bath Bloodhounds followed Hord three miles from town but lost the trail DIGEST YOUR FOOD I bymodIons and Eoea Into your blood and thta Jon jatemIPowder aad watch the malt Yem will Ml the rood cStct sitar tiklav 0111 doss Girt It a trial inS tCODTIace4 Prlezsc Dr Ottos Sprat Gum BclMm Curs Your Cewh Jutttha Mttfldnt for ChIldren Jou1e bj St BeroardJJme Store John and Jay Sanders colored were killed near Parsons meeting Grounds ne rRussellv lle late Sunday afternoon The trouble originated over a game of craps Where the digestion is good and the general powers of the system in a healthy state worms can bnd DO habitation la the human body Whites Cream Vermifuge not only destroys every worm bat cor ret all derangements of the digestive or DrugStoreThe Lexington battalion of the State Guard has sent a petition to Governor Bradley asking him not to hold the annual encampment at Lexington as contemplated W A Coolibj Alfood Ttnn wtllts Hart used Dr 5IA Simmons Urr Medicine un ytan fat CotUrtout Bad Drtami Low Spirit etc and Cod ll tar superior to the Ztllloi Klu later I bay raid Sister Gabriella Todd died of paralysis at Nazareth She was eightysix years of age and had been a sister of charity for fiftysix years She was known to the world as Louise Todd being the JudgeSamuel Weak Bju art MaO Strong dim vision made clear dyes removed sad granulated lids or sore ayes of say kitd and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put ap in tubes and sold oa a guarantee by all good druggists populists nated Abner Foster for represents tive from the country district of Daviess county The elephant has 40000 muscles I in bis trunk alone while a man has only 577 in his entire body A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn Scald Cut or Bruise Baekless Arnica Salve the best in the world will kill the pain and promptly heal it Cures Old Sores Fever Sores Ulcers lIeU Eelons Corns all Skin Eruptions Best Pile cure on earth Only as cts a box Care guaranteed Sold by St Bernard Drug 1 store I It is said that not one herd of cattle is let in either Nevada or I Utah and that the supply of beef cattle on most of the western ranges has been considerably depleted HEROINE is well adapted to the cure of fevers of all kinds bounce it thor cleanses the stomach and bowels of all bilious humors and expels all impure secretions of the body Price 50 cts at St Bernard Drug Store The Pall Mall Gatttti issue of Tuesday noting the American in quiries for Scotch steel says a Lancashire firm has secured an order for 10000 tons for shipment to the United States That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you If yon used Dr Kings New Life PU thousands ol sufferers have proved their matchless merit ton Sick and Nervous Headaches They make pure blood and strong nerves and build np your health Easy lo take Try them Only 35 cents Money back If not cured by Si Bernard Drug gist Gov Joseph D Savers of Texas owns the first Federal flag captured by the Confederates in the war of the Rebellion He in tends presenting it to the State Historical Society Nothing equals BalUrds Blackberry Bal sam for Cramping Diarrhoea and Bowel Complaints This remedy U one of the and most successful medicines of its kind Price 25 cents St Bernard Drugstore The Lexington Republicans refuse to fuse with the antiGoebel Democrats in the local races for city and county offices In Diarrhoea Dr St A SlmmaosUw Medl cineli Invaluable It gives Tone totlfeSuwach AIds Digestion tad AiiUti Nature la carrjlne 08 all Impurities A big trust to develop the iron I industry of Novia Scotia has just been formed with a capital 01120 000000 Lung IrrlUUo a the forerunner to consumption Dr Bells PineTar Honey will cure it and give such strength to the Idngs that a cough or a mId will not sfltilo there Tweryfive coats at all good drqggiits Among the 600000 inhabitants of Naples 80000 neyerJigQw to day wherewith they buy their meals tomorrow ITo keep young keep wi keep the nerves calm the bodyruddy and wall fed and with Or MA SiaQoal User lSidJCiflei Reflate the Stomach and IIQws- IsBuffalos new Union railroad station to cost 6000000 is to have a waiting room 80x235 feet said to be the largest in the world lEA crs 7PP FIpiloas4ndlona Sold by St Bernard Drug Store J- fJ i t 1 iciif w e I REMARKABLE I iAre andEthe effects produced in 1899 Fall = Winter Woolen Dress Goods and Silks the EARLY BUYER the lady whose ForIc it is to get FIRST CHOICE and in fiinstances plums that can not be we have just opened an advance = of Hightoned PlaidSldrtind C i ii Reversable 6r Golf Skirtings choice bit 1if patterns in Black Crepons and some ex t j quisite effects in Silks In this con bitfnection we will also tell you of good values I and neat every day styles 10lsoc coverts q Strange as it may sound to you still tis biteJ6I= true these new things have already begun 4c to move nicely In your excitement how bt It1 tl ever dont yes we say dont forget our bIt Cut Price Sale on Clothing Mens bt iIidShoes Ladies and Childrens Slippers = t fiof all descriptions and all bit I Goods goes merrily on throughthis entire monthbt iJ1 CD lj 1 iMADISONVILLE KY = tt1- 4l THE SAME PRICE ON THE SAME THING TO EVERYBODY bt bt I eriii4iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii 1 d VV Fpoq YOUR ORDERS SOLICITED 1 DIM j PLANS DETAILS SPECI FICATIONS CONTRACTS I DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO I TICE ww op rTF t for WhD Doss tot KYUY I jjAsk your neighbors iThey all say that we i haul loads fur nish best teams and al 3 ways at the right pricej I AlINIhl Arnold LoA i k b tb t I M MoCORDIdl Contractor and Builder f15 YIARB IXPInIIN- OCEAfLINGTON KY All Classes of Buildings Erected made complete ready for occupancy ndIeluding the tarnishing of all r mechanical sod common labor Price reasonable and satisfaction guaran teed Estimates cheerfully given on all Linde 54eSUP S ISU U U UU S4S1SS USI S 551555 3SIUIL- SSI45GEOGE 0 rOY1 4 ucceiMMo ue Dull LIVERY 6 At tie Old Stand ODiMain Street lust west of depo- tEARLINGTON KY I FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Servic- eSSaUsUusssssssssssisss 1 uususmsz 11 MEDICINE th- eMIIJiON WORMS mJchaoco FE- EDSTABLE ass us as rsssss tie W TWYMAN DEALER IN Stoves and Grates CASTINGS AND TINWARE Contractor of all kinds Tin I Galvanized Iron and Work ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I hn u J I I f I b l t I r s I 7 H rA Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail PackageIin a direction that may lead to a revolution vin the trade fp1O4t1ponlbemarueabouetamed to La of more cn ral OM uaaau IUOUCM nun than 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In nempaMr adrertMlit bM Informed nrjr Amwkaa cllUen I S 4ovaban 0184 iacompsntflI article skit 4trus aa bele YiPPIDJrsoil tn year raID i be cone lmdIns- wck 1 1 tutnIn4110 beendlromtd1D4 provd the actual czperjnc r that Ibesi Tabuhee do not ha the tnoeney to Io quslrnam or IIImIDIiUn ot cx- cellence trom expolare that intgtit haTOboIIa zpaote4 taueh as under 1l pocketfor i ever T f acting theSe emntMtlom and noting particularly lbs of i1iAn4company cartons which have tr7 entered upon tholZlrtmaDOfPlltUqap esnaabntatnpaatbosri I I tainti 014 by fly storkeper at lower tim a nra adopted for S me4lclnenVIII teo taLiuine or dcee for ooo iii cent acla tt wbicltheaorteiMrlmrntallyrYirth inch MJoaydealr them should be olaiAIT 11114 thAb quility or lb mdin is idonUcaifli bob iorts thu onLy ereco 1 being In the form inst cosnparallrs cost of Ocklng on puU4nup Tbe flvion pack 1 agee JS not euo bo bad ot atthoujb it Ii pconaoie slit will obtain uUllplrboo requNtlii brculOmlllto dolOl but in IIIJDfllafcartoa ContainIng ten tabote I to an stron fly cell clamp torwardbd to Ibe Obseniosi OOlfoIiIIpUCeX arlr III the ai ioodiar tliorougbly Introduced to the trad aznts pod ddlen wui M supplied at a s COIUsiuL Cub with tao order in even cue bAwlw www better Copper step IVERMtFUCE WJWMW ti MM la Sk Beit In Oialltr FiI2OYiii1N il 1fWHInnyn8Xi aT AXJX DBVGiGESX 5resro4 by lAME FALLARD It LouIs j t J r L C el e 3nbustrijtt e fcljri4- sJ3I1 k LOCAL SEWS Jno T Barnettwent to Sebrpe Saturday tor a few days rest The Princeton fair will be held Sept 20 continuing four lays Miss Edith Waller ofVjHppjjins yule visited the family of Dr Ep V A Chatten this wjsek Mrs Paulino JonesUil hastier arm in a sling and othwwjsefRels tilt effect of her tecentfalh Miss Bcttie Victory will return to St Vihcento Academy within a raysto resume her studies Miss Emma Wilson left last Friday for Webster County where she will visit relatives and friends Mr O S Bonham who has been vfcitipg his parents at Con cord Tenn returned Friday night Mrs William Wendel who was quite ill recently has greatly reo covered and the solicitude of her many friends is changed to joy She is at home again Hayridcs and rowing parties grow with the fullness of the big round moonmuch cooler and less searching of ray than the burning sun of these dog goned days of August The tobacco worm has made its work felt of late and the farmers Shave had their fill of fighting these i v pests The crop will be considera 11Jbly damaged locally but there will bc enough to smoke and chaw yi Tne moonlight nights arc ideal Jtor rowing parties on Loch Mary jas not a few who have private boat privileges have discovered VuVThe whole flotilla was out Monday evening without mentioning any names Rev Jno M Crowe stopped in jEarlington a part of Saturday en route from Sturgis to Russellvillc whcre ho will preach at Parsons Grove Camp Meeting Karl Tay lor was with him and remained over Sunday Prof E B Bourland of the t Earlington Public School is in r Hopkins county again after some weeks of work in institutes in other counties The time draws uear when the shooting of young ideas must begin Will Bramham has bought of Mrs Ida Walker the vacant lot on east Main street between the resi dences of Mrs Walker and John Rule for a consideration of 600 He has an excellent building lot in a choice locality and expects to erect a nice cottage in the spring Miss Mary White of Lands down Pa sister of Howard White mining engineer for the St Bernard Coal Co is visiting him this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Jno B Atkinson The latter are riot at home yet but with Mrs Paul M Moore and sons are ex pected home from their trip to the east in a few days The new postoffice building is nearing completion but there are several things to do before it will be ready for occupany Post master Robinsons health is still pour and he is spending some time at St Charles where he can keep comfortable and yet be near enough to Dawson Springs to get tliu benefit of the water without coining in contact with the crowd ttl that poptiterng place On las Monday evening quite a jolly patty of young folks with Mr W O Toy and wife as chap crones enjoyed a hayride which lasted from 8 to n oclock De lightful music was furnished by Misses Sallie McGrath and Lizzie Sullivan on guitar and mandolin which lent enchantment to the tvenings pleasure In their rounds they took in the city of Madisonvjlle and returning gave a portion of Earlingtonfi1erenade School Time Coming The tinle is near when our schools begin their nine months of free instruction by a corps of corn petent teachers for the benefit of all the children of Darlington Times have been and are good and parents should arrange to put all children into the schools We do not all appreciate the opportunity oleredin the way of free schools but the Earlington people do ap preciate the fact that they have good school advantages for a longer period each year than any other town in the county and tho attendance is Usually very fair We should all make an effort to fill the school this year and gtye our children these advantages while they are of proper age and the opportunities last The corps of teachers is the same this year as last except that Miss Laura Ligon is mot here and Miss Lelia Deane takes her place The teachers are Mrs Ida E Walker principal Mr E B Bourland Misses Minnie Bourland arid Lelia Deane We hope to have a communica tion in our next issue from Parvut Afagttttr whose BEE pen has been Idle since school closed Wonderful Discovery LUNsroRD ALA April 15 1808 New Spencer Medicine Co hear SlnI have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I bad op appetite and my general health was very bad I took medicine from tour different doctors and they failed to do me any good I got no relief until I began to use your valuable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and ll did me more good thin all the medicine I ever took I hive gained thirty five pounds in weight sad my health II VetllOodI can sleep soundly and my appetite excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea lo the world as being a Godsend to any com mostly Any one who doubts this state meat can write OSCAR HALeS Sold bySl Bernard Drugstore They Caught Em Bryan Hopper the beatemall angler and Paul M Moore arose wjth the song of an intermittent alarm clock Tuesday morning at four oclock and went to search for the fish that swim but do not always bite in Loch Mary The patient fisher took his silent standin the stern and Moore playedscrew propeller A two pound bassnot fishermens weichtand the largest perch that has been hooked in those waters were among the catchI An hours sport provided break fast for several and almost made aI convert to the virtue of early ris ing A Mother Tells How She Saved Her Little Daughters Life I I am the mother of eight children and have bad a great deal of experience with medicines Last summer my littler daughter had Ibe dysentery In its worst form We ibo ight she would dleJtr- ted everything I could think of but noth mg seemed to do bar any good I saw byI 6Q advertisement in our paper that Chain berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recommended and provedtomylittleevery mother lo know what an excellent medicine it is Had I known It at first it would have saved me a great deal of anxiety sueriogYourscUbetly R I For sale by tbiSt Bernard Drugstore Earliogton BenT KingStDied Hazel the little daughter of Mr and Mrs ti I Lane died at their home in Earlington Sunday evening August 20 1899 about 9 oclock This little one whose loving disposition and bright sprightly ways endeared her to many was only two years and seven months old but the snapping of her life cord has brought deep sorrow to more hearts than mother I and father and brother and sister The loss is a severe one to the bereaved parents and the sympathy of TilE BEE is extended with that of the many friends of the family Never Burn a Candle at Both sods It you do pour light will soon be gone and you lbs dark Dont tnink you can go on drawing vitality from Ibe blood for nerves stomach brain and inns cles withOut doing something lo replace it Hood Sarsaparilla gives nerve mental and digestive strength by enriching and blood Thus it helps people who are overworked and tired Hoods Pills lire non Irritating mild ef fective Rev R M Wheat will hold a meeting at Nebo beginning next Sunday and will be assisted by Rev S J Thompson of Dixon CUBAN RELIEF curse Ymm ifFSColle Ncualgta wJ Toothache in Ave minutee Sour 5omacb and Bummer Complaint ftkei 35 Cents Sold by SI Bernard Drug Store JiT t GOLDJIL DUSTI- i U THE EST i Washing Powder J p n I f J1E5LA NINES SOLD CoalJTt c NewManajementJs In Charge The sensation in local mining circles the week was the ac quisition byhStS Bernard Coal Company of the Hecla coal mine For once it must be admitted by the majority of the people here negotiaiii the mines Even the man who is always ready to say I told you so has not been found so it can be seen that even at this age some things can be accomplished by business men without the public being made aware The mine is adjacent to the St Bernard property on more than one side and its acquirement gives that company access to coal land from which they were before sepa rated asto mining and shipping facilitiesThe of the purchase in chide the whole property even the diary which is being operated as usual What change of plan may be made as to the dairy cannot now lie said- ForernanWihhiam Day of No 9 has been busily systematizing things at and in the mines under the new management Civilized Engineer White and Half Civilized Engineer Finley have turnabout taken many shifts at the problem of adding more coal to the daily product and Farm Superintendent Corey has been cutting and grinding corn for the cattle hauling timber etc In fact the line of battle has been transferred to the Hecla and with the expansion idea in mind it has received the namejoj the Philippines too Reward 100 The readers of lilt paper will be pleased to learn that tberrii at least oho dreaded disease that science has teen able to cure in all Us stages and bat is Catarrh Halts Catarrh Cure h the only positive curt fraternityCatarrbrequires a constitutional treatment Halts Iclingdirecllrfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the dola2Itsfaith m Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case it faiLs lo cure Send for list of testimonials Address F J CIIINIV tCo Toledo Ohio Sold by Druggists 750 Halts Family Pills are the best Exploration of South America One of the most interesting pub lications of the winter will be a history of Sir Martin Conways ex pedition to South America Mr Conway is well known as one of the foremost mountainclimbers in the world aud his book will con tain descriptions of his ascents of many of the Andes almost inac cessible peaks Mr Conways work will not be confined to his activities as a mountainclimber he takes also a keen interest in political and commercial prob lems Robbed the Grave A startling incident of which Mr John Oliver of Philadelphia was the subject Is narrated by him as follows I was in a most dreadful condition Mr skin was almost yellow eyes sunken tongue coaled pain cunllnnally in back and tides no nppettle gradually growing weaker day by day Three physicians had given me up Fortunately a friend advised trying Electric Bitters and to my joy and sur prize Ibe first bottle made a decided Im provement I continued Ibelr use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my life and robbed Ib- efravoof another victim None should them Only 50 cit guaranteed at St Bernard Drugstore Spoiling Their Politics From the New York Tribune What is the matter with the anti expansionists Are the bot tles of their wrath all emptied They fail to show due indignation over General Otiss attempt to in terfere with home politics by send ing word that he has captured insurgent dispatches predicting victory for Aguinaldo through the overthrow of McKinley by his La fayettes in this country They are strangely submissive under the outrage During the civil war as welt as in our late war with Spain diarrhoea was one of the most troublesome diseases the 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 one 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 Earlinglon Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap rgo King Si Charles nffagement Announced rom Hopklnsville Kentuckian The engagement of Miss Zena Glenn daughter of Prof J J Glenn of Madisonville to Mr John T Wailer of this city has een announced Mr Waller isa son of Mr W L Waller and is at present connected with the lum ber firm of Dagg Richards The marriage will take place in Octo ber Tt No one knbwOTBe unbearable torture the peculiar ajrfl agonising pain caused PILES islbey have suffered from IbemMal11 believe them incurable This is a Proper treatment wil cure them Tablets Buckeye Pile alai mentis an Infallible cure Price 50 cis la bottles tube 73 cts at St Bernan Drug Store 1 Be Careful About Your Manners When You Come My Way From the Lexington Herald It is noticeable fact that none of the rip roaring burly burly halla baloo spilclers for the Goebel hallucination arc pushing their way enthusiastically toward Lex ington Perhaps they have clan destinely ascertained that the tiylngti water Best way to Invest 25 Cents mSgSNew yourNubianIn my family and it isall that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever youfeelA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Phenomenal Sale of the Dreyfus Letters Perhaps the strongest proof of the interest the American people take in the Dreyfus affair is the fact that the translation of Captain Dreyfuss letters from prison to his wife is selling at the rate of six hundred copies a day making an almost unprecedented sale for a book of that character A Thousand Tongues Could not express the rapture of Annie E Springer of 1122 Howard St Pbiladel KlnK1Newpletely cured her of a hacking cough that years bad made life a burden glvoberaoCureU soon removed the pain in my cbest and I can now sleep soundly some thing I can scarcely remember doing be praisesthroughout DIscoverylorLungs Price soc and too Trial bot everybottleKf Married at Hopkinsvllle Hopkinsville Ky Aug 21 Michael Griffin a tobacco dealer of Paducahand Miss Kate Breath itt daughter of Maj John W Breathitt postmaster at this place were married this afternoon The couple immediately left for Pa- ducah where they will make their future home HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Ntturo herself elnJ la the early garb Q prtuutWosicmsf3rUstrec and Hover causing the despondent chord to vibrate to this thi molt of all sprdgtIius nuO how do foci Hao you tbat tired shaky fcellell TypboldFner I as It Is an of alckaeuJ avoid this aothlolCaU I Dr CarbtedV German Liver Powder Take one daM a day at bed time for its dayst then follow br procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Toile the direction and after two weeks conn oftheta two great remedies you springPreparegnq f otceuarr and whtnypar T st5m warn IOU rtput tba abort Then Remedies U QUId tad sold byStI3ernard Drug Store Ulterary Notes The September number of the New Llppincolt is overflowing with interest of every attractive sort There is abundant and varied fiction beginning with the com plete novel by Maurice Hewlett and in cluding papers by Rulb McEnery Stuart Mrs Schnyler Crowninsbield E F Ben son Maurice Thompson and filbert Bigelow Paine there is matter for yachts men and for the veterans of Ibe G A Roo mere is literature social life picturesque history and national interests Every body is served with his favorite dlsb and each will like the choice of all the rest To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money If it fails to cure 25c The genuine bas L B Q on each tablet A meeting of flour millers and dealers of Western Kentucky was held at Hopkinsville yesterday to perfect an organization to be known as the Western Kentucky Millers Association The meet ing was attended by a large num ber interested in the trade Tb eagle King of itt Bird is noted for its keen sight clear and dis duct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granu aled lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents Misses Minnie and Alice Bour land went to Sebree Tuesday morning where Miss Alice will spend a week or more of vacation Miss Minnie expects to visit Dixon before returning Ballards Snow Liniment gives instant relief lu cases of Bleeding Burns Bruises Scalds Cuts etc Price 25 and 50 cts at St Bernard Drug Store Usually the summer season is a light one for railway freight carriers but this summer activity seems to be the rule Shipments from Chicago bound east con tinue heavy and a dearth of cars in which to transport commodities Is causing rail way officials no little trouble The soothing and healing properties of Chamberlains Cough Remedy its pleasant taste and prompt and permanent cures have made It a great favorite with the people everywhere For sale by St Her nard Drugstore Earliogton Ben T Rob inson Mortons Gap Geo King St Charles The Hon Bill Goebel places much confidence in the printing press He will have an unlimited supply of Goebel ballots struck off and expects his celebrated election law to do the restWashington- Post Keep the Stomach and Bowels In good condi tion iho Wall Avenues open and tree by an oc casional dose of Dr U A Simmons Liver Medi clue As Croker has not taken sides the feud among Kentucky Demo crats is still onChicago Record Henry Koehler ft Company Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky invit correspondence with Mill I men who have lumber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS i in mixed cars DRY or GREEN Write them A Tragic Comedy From the Cincinnati CommercialTribune Standing before an assemblage Ky1ondaySenator Joseph C S Blackburn declared oj Goebel stands before the Democracy of Ibe State a worthy leader of the cause Standing before an assemblage of mourners assembled about the bier of John L Sanford in Cov ington Easter Sunday in 1895 then United States Senator Joseph C S Blackburn declared John Sanford was to me like a brother I loved him I hope God may spare me and I shall make It my Ufas mission to avenge him by burying his slayer In the depths of merited public execration There is even in politics much of pathos much that is pitiable And of what weight is the in dorsement of William Goebel by Joseph Blackburn across John Sanlords grave Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hfnsoo of Hinton Ala writes us August lath 18981 I advise all mothers lo give Ibeir children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret ful I keep Ibis medicine intbe house ans when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Jesse Phillip for John Young Brown From the Evening Post Thar aint one bit o earthly ose Ter sneak eroun Ih bush Im gOlD to cum right out pintblank Er else git in Ih push Ez long ez ol Kentuckys bills Will grow her pennyrlle Tbets lest how long well bold her Bill So well bold her fer awhile Kenluckians then fer ol Ksntnck Let not yer banners down While Pennyrile and bluegrass waves Jes put one ibar fer Brow Tbar aint no lellln which twill be- Et things will change eroun But sot It on yer min that day I put one tbar fer Brown I know that be will do th right I you put him in th chair An be aint got nolhin up his sleeve Fer Brown will tote you fair When every vote is counted in Who ever gits the crown Jes1 let mine be recorded The I put her tbar fer Brown JESSE PHILLIPS Earlington Ky A TIMELY HINT fon abonld be win and Me that your blood ls rich and and whole system put lo a ErfectlT healthy condition by the uso of Pr German Llrer Powder Then you wUI be free train malaria typhoid ferer colda LtyrPowderFor your Cold try Dr Ottos Sprue Gum Balsam Price 26o and COo a Bottle ror silO by St Bernard Drug Store Nearly 500 South Carolina farmers attended the first annual con vention of wheat growers of that satin Greenwood S C The convention is invested withes pecial significance as it marks the progress made by South Carolina farmers in the diversification of crops Bloclbes and excresences which so of ten annoy people are simply efforts of nature to throw impediments to the proper performance of her duties HEROINE will aid and assist nature in her work and nllrelyfreeat St Bernard Drug Store The Kentucky orator makes a mistake when he faints He should make his audience faintMem phis CommercialAppeal For lIudache caused most by a Disordered Slomicb accompanied most likely bjr Conillpa lion use Dr U A Simmons LIver Medicine That the eastern peach crop is a light one is admitted on all sides and Delaware it is thought will turn out just about onetenth of its usual crop and New Jersey onehalf Frosts early in the sea son and yellows later on have caused a corresponding reduction in the size of the crop of most other peachproducing states CASTORIAFor The Kind You Have Always Bought Dears thedBlgntxturoof Arts no Kodak tut tie Eastman Kodak =No 2- Falcon Kodak For 3J x 3X Pictures II Uses EastmansI be loaded In ayuglH Fine achromatic lena safety shutter set of three stops and socket for tripod screw Well made and covered with leather No extras no bothersome plate holders no heavy glass plates Kodaks 500 to 350Q EASTMAN KODAK CO CM iwiv tfr Rochester N Hi DOWN IN THE MINES A rumor is afloat that the Cooperative Coal Company at Barnesly Is trying to sell their mine but the report lacks con firmationWith additional mine lo draw on for slack the production of coke will now evi dently increase at Ibis place Knoxvllle Tenn Aug 19 Several hundred miners have left Ibe Middlesboro Inabilityatto come lo an agreement The operators refuse to concede Ibe demands of the miners II is reported that other miners will leave in a few days Several thous and are affected by the strike James Diion who Is engaged in taking leases of coal lands In the southern end of Brooke county W Va has secured 40 000 acres and may develop the coal The products of the mineral industries of Kansas for 1898 amounted to more lban7oooooo The production of coal was valued at 4000000 and of salt more than 300000 Because of the evident decrease of gas In the Indiana gas belt prominent citizens of Indianapolis are agitating the bonding of the city io the amount of 1000000 to be used In constructing a railway from OjjIflJato the coalfields ol the State Secretary Atkinson says that last Satur day his shipments of coal amounted to about one hundred cars at 600 bushels to the car and yet be Is unable to fill all orders for forty cars of coal Secretary Halley of the Keioecke Com pany says scarcity of coal cars Is greatly interfering with his coal production at present Work on track at Hecla leading to new shaft lately sunk has been suspended by orders of St Bernard Company This usedInecessity addition John Hogan and Ernest Rash both good and useful men we understand will retain posll6ns under the St Bernard Company at Hecla The U M W organization should en deavor to call agitator Wood of their or der down as he is certainly doing them harm A few weeks ago be attacked the U M W in an Indirect way by warning them to stay away trom Hopkins County where the miners failed to notice them or their organization Now he comes Out iD- a circular letter advising a boycott of Hopkins County coal by the consumers which is simply another way to Increase business here by giving the Hopkins county product aa extensive advertise ment Past experiments with such un lawful weapons as a boycott bas shown that they are a dangerous weapon to the user Business men everywhere can trust a company to fill their orders who will not listen lo the dictates of labor leaders and who are free from the influences of such organizations as the U M W So a boycott by them is a good rccom mendation to consumers of coal and you can look for increasing business Mining Engineer Howard White now has bis bands full since the Hecla mine bas been added lo his work An Investigation made by the Si Her nard mechanical force last week revealed the fact that the electric power at the Hecla mine Is overloaded by using the power for mining purposes Under Ibe supervision of Foreman Day the production of coal at the Hecla nines has shown an Increase of about two ears per day since the change of ownership Coughed is Year I suffered for 35 years with a cough and bundreds of dollars with doctors and for mediclnelo no avail until I used Dr Bells PineTarHoney This remedy makes weak lungs strong It bas savedmr life J B Roseil Grantsburg + + + 4 I 500 l t Evansville i TOi iAndH R R i SaIUdY August 26i RETURN LIMIT AUG 30 Tickets good on all regular trains An extension of return limit until September 3 can be secured by depositing i tickets with IL Bookvrajler City Passenger Agent C E I IL R No 182 Clark St Chicago pa or before Augus1 30 and payment of f Jr For tickets sleeping car space and further information call nearest local agent or address F Po IrrrniKS H R i Genl PairAgt Evansville A Ind st Pass 00i JOHN SPINGLER Ninth and LaFayette Streets TERRE HAUTE IND WHOLESALE AND RE- TAILGROCER Hardware and General Merchandise DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE Write me for prices on any thinE you have Iisell Consignment solicited LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Operator Hell who a few months ago gave up telegraphing to engage In the hotel business at Springfield Tenn bas become well satisfied that the business Is not a paying one and is therefore seeking a job at blold trade from Ibe railroad company and as be is concssded to be a firstclass operator he will probably receive employ mentThe report is In circulation that the agent at Nortonvllle who took Ibe place of Mr Teffl Is becoming tired and has called for more help or the acceptance of his re signation i Operator James Cravens has cllthls lot with the Illinois Central as night operator at Norlonville Don Wise is fast recovering from the in- Jury received last week while switching In the Earlinglon yard and he will soon be able for duty again The blowing out of a piston head last Tuesday morning caused some delay lo Conductor Ryan and crew on local The night telegraph office at Cedar Hill has again been reopened with Jesse Coff man In charge as operator Rumor says that In the near future an operator will again be placed at Manning ton It Is strange indeed that the Lt N paid the fare to Lexington of the delegates who attended the late Democratic convention held there when the delegates from here we are Informed paid their own way bnt you know campaign lies are thick these daysNight caller Byron Gianlni was on the sick list last week for several days but has so far recovered as to be able lo again be on duty A good illustration of how Goebel made his thousands was shown In a dally paper one day this week The scene was a rail road wreck and near by could be seen Goebel leaving tbe wreck where be bad been to consult the poor victims and show his great sympathy for them by receiving their claims against the railroad to collect The money oclnpns Is still rampant Western sections are confronted with an other freightcar famine Money to patent good ideas may be se cured by au raid Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltimore M- dGRDVESI TASTELESS CHILL TONICISJOSAS000DFORADULTLWARftANTED OALATU ILLS NOT 18 1M3 Pana Medicine Co8ILoalaMo Gentlemen We sold Iwi Iromobottles o- oisovxcTawrELE4d and kay booshllhr CTOM alnaor this 11 ln all or IX ptrMoca or It Tease In tba drug biulnw tune hater eeLS an sf1011 tnat gays GOb universal Ia1Iao LicHen H your Tonic Touts truly 3ErC4a co 1Erebaters International DictionarySuettnor tftht Unatirtilfftd The One Gteat8tadrajlntliorltyP- owtttn lion Dr Bnwer- JuiUce 11 S Supreme VenTs tandard otnctb UN iiupru Court all the I Commended Jmoal wttaoat lIar tn 3iarid nd to 1e4seto rS1clmen paytt lent on application t- ouc MplsuiVqPsabIiahere- CAUTIONDGnt tsKlqs lll I n be dctvdta-I buying smelt soeslia- dWbts Dlctlonarlw AU authentic brtdgmenu orWttatcra iMctton all In Uu wloua HIM bur our trademark on Ua front cOTUboWD la the cuts OI4 f Prices Right Your Trade Solicited Quality Unsurpassed othit18I1oylfntlng lI- afmcounoal40lfr 1DRtEltodllX xuvaluable B IIW f- ACTS GENTLY ON THIL KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS CLEANSES THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALL DISP fL OS ES tErOYRCOMES GOt4STI tllMAHlNUITS8 6VHE ttiUINUANO V SwmaProe sauwau cajeapt tau 100 IU tent Lucile rotel II W PRITOHBTT PROPRIETOR JAMES PRANOBWAY 1OiIRKe ERNST OLAYTORq One square from depot on Main Street- MADiaONVILLB KYfBest service Choice table Full corps of experienced tiotcl help Co Compound Prescriptions resexperleDce drugsfreshcompelllli08be WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM HER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE 4 Capital Stock Paid In Ssrplss Fend 110000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 5- 07JNOGNORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi talkingtheyknow men wage earners and to women Theres safety if the bank is a good one There convenience ibe money always ready and out squandering small suns when you have a large- sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY I THOSBYoUW1tanutatursrot High Grade Boots and ShoesrRepair Wirk a 5psctaltf Ex1izstcszi Ky Iish to state to the general pub owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work 1 have procured the services ri1 first class shoemaker from Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on guaranteedto The Qordon jiih pchoQl Prof Gordon assisted by ProjH Boring will open a HJDEH SCHOOL in Madisonville September 4 1899 TERMSHigh School Department s a month Department 3 a month FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS JiMADISONVILLE KY I IA4 jNDeJJMIXED 1vlwviwww vwy wwyww St Bernard Drug Stjr IU iigL j J S Jn- z nsant s ii1k i Iuirr I- P k L rlitHQYfj AVOID CONSUMPTION1I 1 II ttttt LThe NewYork Medical Record gives these nine concise rules for jWiogfiuberculosis Tki A generous dietary of nitrogenoas food Lz xFreevvenfUation of dwelling and sleeping rooms by open win h bhnd houSe heating in winter Fefiidquate or cream previous to using hours the day sleep if not sound sleep contract hours JHdebilitated with weak digestion rest in a recumbent positio- nSltlyberare and after meals loose clothing especially around the waist and lower freedom In respiration Sj Take systematic daily exercise in the open air on foot Agjtjlf means and station To vile admit of a long holiday from live during fine weather in a tent in the open air or in a summerthousejor most of the day and if unemployed pursue a hobby occupy0 mind mL I V CANDIDATE GOEBEl i v AND THE RAILROADS JJMV Position Is Detrimental to I011 4heState It4kJ York Sonr entucky y add Ohio are two American States of about the same I admitted jnarea Kentucky was totlirc iUllonte years btfore Ohio and enjoys certain climatic advant ages temperature and rainfall which Ohio does not possess But Kentucky sdffers from flip disad vangSol having few navigable rivers within its boundaries al I thog1ither are many unnaviga ble streams of which Salt river Goose creek and some branches off the Big Sandy arc not unknown to topographersAlthough two states are sub 4 stantially equal in area Kentucky by reason of this lack of navigable watercourses within its boundaries bas the greater need of railway connections The present railroad mileage of Ohio is nearly three times as great as that of its neigh bor Kentucky still adheres in some sections to its primitive sys tem of toll gates the forcible and 1laesdetrUctiOn of which is oc c casionally by some of its unemployed inhabitants Notwithstanding all this the re cent Democratic convention in Louisville not only denounced the extortionate unfair and discrim inating height rates by transpor tation companies but it put in nomination for office of governor a candidate pledged to wage an un remitting war on railroads in Ken tucky which are the only available agencies for transporting to mar ket the fruits of the labor of its tr farmers His name is Goebel And this fight against the rail roads is inaugurated by Goebel in a State which for geographical and economic reasons is perhaps more interested than any other in the union in extending and not retarding o the development of rail roads Philippine Facts The campaign in the Philippines has now been under active discussion for over a month past since the President announced his de termination to send 40000 men toI the islands and certain facts arc now established First the delay in the operations in Luzon and the lack of men were due to Congress and its disI bandment of the war army This reduced the regular army to 27 400 men Since this reduction took place in March over 52000 men have been enlisted or re enlisted until there are men enoughSecond the loss from disease in the Philippines has been less than in any tropical military expedition save one or two short wars by En glish troops and less than in most English tropical wars Instead of the loss by disease being heavy and due to carelessness it is less than the loss in the Mexican War or the Civil War less than in any French expedition and less than in mostEnglish expeditions as medical returns and records sHow ThirdInstead of the result be ing small from the fighting of the past six months it has been large A third of the Tagal territory and moreitlian third of the popula tlontare now held The larger- forcesoUthc enemy are broken The Visaya Island are peaceful The Sulu islands have accepted American allegiance Active re sistance exfsts in not onesrxtIof the archipelago The campaign continues in 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bo till filled and tim Ixjnl does It all Tho open Ing versos of this book are just tho dOlling verses of tho previous book repeated nnd therefore continued den xli 82 or es tablished that wo may glvo utieclal ntten tlon to them Qod had said by Jeroinlali that utter 70 years Ho would punish tho king of Babylon and restore Israel to their own land Jcr xiv 12 xxlz 10 He had also called Cyrus by naino moro than 100 years before ho was born nnd had mid that CJTUS would porfonn nil Ills pleasure Isn xliv 88 xlv 1 8 Tho tionl God of Heaven Lath given mo all tho kingdoms of tho earth and Ho hath charged mo to build Htm an house at Jerusalem Tho Most High ruloth In the kingdom of men nut glvoth It towhomso over Ho will Dan Iv 03 When any ono bo ho King or peasant accepts tho po sition ho occupies as given him by God nnd socks therein to do tho will of God ho cannot but bo blessed for God Himself will see to It II Chron xvi 0 Thoro U houso now being bnllded oven tho church of God Eph II 10U2 and every pastor and teacher and evangelist andmis sionary la authorized to help build up tho church tho body of Christ 0 Who Is there among you of nil His people Ills God bo with him and lot him go up to Jerusalem and build tho house of tho Lord God of Israel tI Hero every In dividual who Is willing Is commissioned to go up to Jerusalem and help to build tho houso 110 each Individual believer Is commissioned to take part In saying to all who have not yet received Christ that Ho loves them died for their sins nndroso again and will receive them if they will como to lllm Rev xill 17 John I 19 Vl 37 4tIAnd whosoever rcmalncth in any place where ho sojonrncth let tbo men of his placo help him This help was to bo with silver gold goods beasts besides tho free will offering for tho houso at Jo rusalem No ono was compelled to go to Jerusalem but thoso who did not go were to help thoso who did go So now no ono Is compelled to go as a missionary to foreign lands it must bo willing service but thoso who do not go must bo ready to help thoso who do go with nil that they need IitlThen roso up tho chief of tho fathers of Judftli and Benjamin nnd the priests and tho Levltcs with nil them whoso spirit God had raised to po up to build tbo houso of tho Lord which Is in Jerusalem tI Five times In our lesson is tbo houso of God mentioned It Is tho central thought Not Jerusalem nor tho priests nor Cyrus but God and tIle houso So now thogroat thought In tho mind of every preacher and worker and every believer should bo the houso of God that is tho church of God which He hath purchased with HU own blood Acts xx 28 0 And nil they that were about them strengthened their hands with vessels of sliver with gold with goods and with beasts nnd with precious things besides all willingly offered It must have been a very great privilege to minister to the Lord Jesus when Ho WM hero on earth but wo can still minister unto Him by ministering to His people specially to thoso who go forth in Ills namo to help completo Ills body and Ho will count it all as dono to Himself Math xxv 40 7 Also Cyrus tho king brought forth the vessels of tho house of tho Lord which Nebuchadnezzar lied brought forth out of Jerusalem and had put thcm In tho house of his gods Because of Israols mn God had suffered tho holy vessels of Ills house to be carried to Babylon but He bad lIb eye upon them oven when Bolshazzar used them at his drunken feast Ho suffered such holy men as Daniel and Ezekiel and others to bo carried into captivity for their good Jcr xxiv C When speaking of Israel Ho sold I halo given tho dearly beloved of my soul into the band of her enemies Jot xII 7 Many redeemed ones are in greater or less measure In tho hands of tho enemy and it may bo your privilege to restore some of these vessels to their right place in the houso of tho Lord 8 Even thoso did Cyrus king of Per- sIa bring forth by tho hand of Mlthrodatb tho treasurer and numbered them unto Shcshbazzar tho prince of Judah All Israel was numbered by God All the saints are known by name Tho Lord knoweth them that are His and Ho says to each ono Fear not for I liavo ror downed thee 1 have called thee by thy namo thon rurt mlno fIsa xllll 1 Let it comfort ybui dear child of Gad that you aro n numbered vessel and that If Ho allows you for n tlmo to bo In the enemy hands Ho still carcth for you nnd will In duo tlmo show you Ills deliverance Rev II 10 II Cor I 10 11 Tim iv 17 18 0 And this Is tho number of them Thirty chargers of gold a thousand char gore of silver nine and twenty knives The small number of vessels of gold compared with those of silver suggest that tho most precious vessels nro comparative ly tcw not that ono redeemed soul Is of moro value than another for the vAluo of tbo precious blood of Christ is tho value of every redeemed soul but those who are Willing to bo utterly abandoned to Him separate from everything Ho does not do light in are comparatively few 10 Thirty basons of gold silver basons pf a second sort four hundred nnd ten and other vessels a thousand There is an other helpful lesson of a different kind to bo teamed from these vessels If the golden vessels bo taken to represent the most talented or the most used vessels before people thou to bo perfectly happy to bo n vessel of a second sort or one of the other thousand not described might bo equally glorifying to God but might require moro grace to toko n lowly place but in Math xxv 8023 tho one who mode good uso of two talents received just tho samo commonJatlonM tho ono who mode good use of live 11 Drought up from Babylon unto Jerusalem This is tho remark mado of all the vessels Babylon is n record of sell exaltation from tho tower of Babel mOon xl where they said Lot ns make us a name to Ear xvII and xvlll where they dare to make war with the Lamb Jeru salem or Zion is the city of God tho city of peace where our Lord was crucified by whoso bloodpeacowaemnado Many blood bought ones are captives in Babylon liv ing for self and to make themselves a namo instead of magnifying tho namo of tho Lord Given to Christ that God may bo glorified In us let us live to complete Ills body the church Gods Fnrom God multiplies His favors Day by day and hour by hour they como troop- Ing along according to existing need So continuous and opportune are mercies and bounties that wo too often take them as matter of course at tribute them to secondary causes and fall to trace them with duo Intent gence and gratitude to their divine source Never ought the Hand that respondsInforgotten or unacknowledged Goodness ever deserves recognition Presbyter ian All thing New Having tho mind of Christ let tho anothersburdenflhhizig with abedntlfnl service which shall be myrrhlaidto cover our sins with forgiveness and to make all things nowL Mench Chambers iLI1J4IJ FOR tUKtS WMlKt All ttSt FAILS Oml DMInCvONSUfvrPTJON I II H 3tHHH9t1 HHHt thhI do ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED fJ9 Genera Office Earlington Kentucky II J BrAr1cn Offices II 1JAMES R LOVE Manager Tennessee aor N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Kentucky Palmer House Broadway Paducah S H NEWBOLD Manager 343 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets IiKentucky Memphis Tenn FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Eyansville Ind Ij W oleegieile Agents HUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago Ill I THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET 1 1 CRUSHED 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS AND PURNflBES I Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One Itonof the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 2 one toni of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEYS Ib4I4 STOiS 11 f CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Toplo For the Week TteKlnnlnc Aag 27 Comment by Rev S H Doyle ToriCOreen puturcl hi ChriitUai plea- sureLPL sitU 14 The Twentythird Psalm la the most widely known and most popular of all the Psalms of David It is taught to us In childhood comforts us In youth and manhood and strengthens us when ad vancing age speaks of the ralloy o the shadow of death It breathes a spirit of calm and sublime trust in God It speaks of Gods care of the soul nn der the figures of the Shepherd who leads His sheep into the green pastures and besido still waters and that or the bountiful Host who nnnolnta the head of His guest with oil and who causes his cup to run over And there is included also the sweet peace pro found serenity and trustful happiness of the one whom God thus carea and provides And where In all the world can be found a peace and happiness equal to this peace and happiness of the soul which may be called the Chris lions joy or pleasure T 1 God is the source of the Chris tians pleasure He as a shepherd leads us into green pastures and beside still waters He as A host anoints our heads with oil and deals so bounti fully with us that our cups run over The joy of the Lord is our strength The Christians pleasuro Is therefore spiritual rather than sensual It comes from union with God from blessings derived from God from service for God from fellowship and communion with the people of God 2 Tho worldling cannot understand the Christians pleasure It Is spiritual and can only be discerned by the splr itual It is as unintelligible to the in eiperlenced as tho conversation of those who speak in a foreign unknown tongue They understand nnd enjoy it To us It is nnlntelligblo and uninterest ing Many people of the world doubt the happiness of Christians because they cannot understand it yet the joy of one who Is saved Is thom profound more satisfying and more rapturous than any worldly joy Eye hath not seen ear bath not heard neither hath it entered into the heart of man what God hath in store for those who lqvo Him The eye the ear the heart can not discern the Christians pleasures 8 Tho Christians pleasures are eter- naL I shall dwell in the house of tho Lord forever To be with God forever is to enjoy God forever Worldly pleasures soon vanish Spiritual pleasures last forever Which are wo striving fort Did not God place us in this world to enjoy ourselves T said a worldly young man to a lady who was pressing Christ upon him Yes she replied but my pleasure is in my religion Happy indeed one who could make such a reply Many professed Christians even find tbeir pleasures not in their religion but in spite of their religion What a sad commentary on our Christianity when we have to go to the world for entertainment and amusement Bible Readings Neh vIII 10 Fa xvI 0 lit xxxv 0 11 13j Provo ill 17 xzl 1617 Ecclil 111 Isa xxxv 110 II 111 Math xi 2880 Luke Till HI xvi 1081 Phil iv 4 Heb xl 2420 Snnahlnr Sun of my soul thou Saviour dear Is a line that ought to be said or sung every hour of the Christians life Some good people are the prey of naturally despondent temperaments Such need a double supply of grace and must pray for ii So must they whoso digestion is weak and whose nerves are oversensi jive The worries of business or house hold cores the loss of sleep or the do- ra iiffJ1DElnt of the bodily machinery puts such Christian folks tinker a eland prottyof ten Today they lika leaks r tomorrow the barometer goes fflenvn and they are in the dumps rqrrfn Bach people should look after theta hxxti- 1heahihos a spiritual duty Steeorer they BhouM keepthafrchtthm faith it gonjd notMs exposed to every east wind or drenched to death by every shower that falls Keep a good supply of tonic Bible tartu within reach and- themtake freely the next tlmo that an ague fit comos on RerT L Cnylec ir Bryans Break New York Special to Providence R I Journal Mr Bryans course in announc ing that he vill take the field in Kentuckyafter what he had pre viously determined on is one of thc alarm signals to the Eastern men Of all places in the country the State of Kentucky is the worst one into which the coming candidate coud venture Animosity there toward the Democratic boss Goe bel is real It has no political origin merely but is personal and moral Goebel is too mucheven for the State of Kentucky where men like him have been Governors before this The anti Gocbel men have made no particular outcry against free silver or against Dry an They simply said that they never would be able to stand Goe bel in the chair of Governor Bryan had the fullest knowledge of their opposition and the personal reasons for it By staying out of the State lie probably understood riia he might hope for the support of the anti Goebel men after the election All that they had asked or him was that lie should stay out Instead he has after giving them assurances that he would not in terfere gone over to the Goebel side It is the first time he has done such a thing Not dven in New York has he ever taken posi tive ground for or against the Tammany organization though Richard Croker has assumed that time organization was decidedly against Bryan It was discretion in Bryan to keep out of the fight here It would have been discretion for him to keep out of it in Kentucky also Instead he has compromised himself and given the antiGoebel men the excuse for later deciding against his own candidacy and against free silver IT L Nolan the Barnesly bar ber will open a shop in Mortons Gap next week Grapevine News Mrs Clyde Niibct of Madisonvllle vis- Ited J G Todds dmily a few days last weekMrs r Lamb and children are visit log friends and relatives In Ibis neighbor hoodMiss Mary Delle Todd is viilllng In Greenville Ibis week Mrs Jennie Moore wile of Elder W H Mooro is in Madisoavilla having her eyes treated Uncle Jacob Carrier who is well known here left last week for Louisville Demaree Dayis son of Dod Davis of Madisonvllle was bur lea turn Tuesday at three oclock p m Misses Alice Mellon nrd Mjrtls Bailey ot Madisonvllle visited Miss Wbltneld Saturday and Sunday and attended Ibe Association at Flat Creek Mr Joseph Hibbs and wife entertained a great many delegates who were attend lug the Flat Creek Association One or more of the preached every night at bis houseEldeyC D Hall who is a student of the Lexington Uible College visited our Sunday School bo last Lords Day and gave quite an Instructive talk to the pu pils Mrs Mike Long Mrs Stevens and grandma Cramer of your town have vli lied our Sunday School quite often of late and we must say their presence has been greatly appreciated Woald be gladsome of the rest of yaur Saoday School workers would follow their example and give ni a call occasionally The Grapevine school will begin neat Monday It will be taught by Miss Kill I Sullivan DIMNIS ur E010red i1iens All communiemlioni sad mtturi or sews pet laming lo Ibis comma Ihoqld M iddttutd lo Goo ALIIIKCI Biihncion Kt aMothers Day should be lbs irandei day We want every mother lo corns the fourth ot September at 10 oclock Come with a heart full of love for her cbildrei and her neighbors children Come to speak a word for Ibe betterment of every child Come to form a union of home and scbool Como and bring the sweetest flowers the kindest words and fondest heartsThe following is the program for Mothers Day exercises opening at 930 i m September 4 1899 Song America Scbool IVayer Mrs Wm Johnson Song hattie Hymn of Republic School Duly of Parents to Children Mrs Rosa Kaicliff Relation of Mother and Teacher Mrs H It Garreit Mrs Henry Earle Mrs Wm Hargrove Mrs Wm Johnson Mrs Fanny Cavanaugh How lo Prevent Tardiness Mrs Wm limes Mrs Thou Earle Mrs Jas Offing How to Interest Children in their Work Mesdames Bobbin A Osborn MIll hut Manuellolarllo- lIow Mothers may assist Jo beautifying the school housd Mesdtmes H Collier- S Dnnlap Richard hayden M Ray Henry Ray Rash John Radford How Mothers may help children lo be regular at school Mesdames J M hen Marion Hayes S Duncan End Day J WoodsonHow secure and keep peace In scbool Mesdames H Amos P Rlgglns Ceo Foilon and Mrs McNichol Music The Cross is not Greater Scbool How Mothers may help the leacner teach laws of health Mesdames Palo Wilkes Wm Killebrew Ed Holland Wm Christian Press Minters J B HawkinsHow leach refinement to children Mesdames P A Cavanaugb Sbellon Ben Dixon J Slaughter Tbos Smith B LafToon J Neely Geo Coffey J E Todd S Clements J Cregg MusicI Need Thee Every Hour Scbool How to prevent children fromllearning lo use tobacco or intoxicants Mesdames H Phillips Ed Killebrew II Collier H Cooksey Jas Johnson Wm Brown Ben Brown Ed Hughes Hiion Edmonds L H Edmonton and I E Edmonson Generally discussed Remarks by trustees and teachers Music Leaning on the Everlasting Arms Mesdames Edna Davis Ella Bealy Lonnla Petty Miss Eva Charltoo and Mr Bealty went to the Gap Sunday Mrs Bealiy has returned from Stbrea There will be a woodsawing entertain mont given Saturday nIght September a Five cents admission Everybody invited A prize will be given E J MARTIN There will ba a grand egg bunting to trctsAdmlsslooMARY L HUTCHISON Tbe soothing and healing properties of Chamberlains Cough Remedy its pleas ant taste and prompt and permanent cures have made it a favorite with the people everywhere For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earllngton Ben T Rob inson Morton Gap Geo King SI Charles Lebanon Law School LEBANON TENN Ten Thousand Pages ot Living Law Really a Two Years Course Accomplished in ONE YEAR With Diploma and License REVIEWED Another year free of Charge Address N GREEN CHANCELLOR Neat Term September 4 iSoo Good Man WANTEDA represent SpiceFirm WalesbyAdvertising Kentucky Wall Paper We have some Choice Standard Patterns inWall Paper Good Goods at Reasonable Prices which will serve many house keepers as well as the high priced Papers offered elsewhere 6LAD TO SHOW YOU St Bernard General Store W A NISDB1 Preildal O W WADDIIL Cashier Sfopklna Lountu BANK MADISONVILLE Kv Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and 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