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TlJII r t iA ii l 1 y IA J fti i i i cL Q 1 J tfJ I Illf TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 31 1899 1 7 27 q I NO 36tlAYLORS ALARM Warning Keynote Sounded to j Republicans of Kentucky OUR VERY LIBERTY IN DANGER Z Designing Dcinocmts Would Rob the I 1eojile or the ilaliot 1 INFAMY OFCOEBELS LAW b I Searchlight Thrown Upon the Bill y- OurMC Gallant SlandardUeartr i J LRIPIJIILICAN5 MUST RISE AND STRIKE I J State Klnanrei the Notorious dunn hoit i ntv 4 Stuto Mcainret of Mighty Moment Ably DUciisted and Clearly Defined tatthe Formal and Aiuplcloiu Open Ing at london of the Ifentucky Ko r 1publlrllll Campalcn i f Attorney General W S Taylor the t Republican nominee for governor ot I Kentucky In his opening speech at London treated clearly and with force and dignity all tho questions which aro before the people for their decision In this campaign To treat them fully and frankly his speech was necessarily long too long for us to publish It en tire but It Is so Important and Instruc the that wo have prepared a careful summary of It giving In General Tay 4lore own language the most Import passages that our readers may have them for reference Tho meeting ho addressed was one of tbo largest that ever listened ton speaker In Kentucky and every point made was cnthusl artlcally applauded After n high compliment to the free dom loving people of the mountain country ho spoke briefly of national at- fIIfair calling attention to the revival of Industry and the great Improvement In tho times that followed tho election of McKinley and paying a high compliment to tho value of our soldiers and sailors which hid won for ua a glorious peace after ono ot the most successful wars over known In history I would love to dwell longer ho said I on this brilliant chapter of national l history but In the campaign upon which wo are now entering there arc- questions greater and nearer our Arc I side to bo considered and determined Hi 8TATK KINAXCKS What Was Accomplished In Kentucky by Kepubllcmi Administration Ho thou devoted himself to a vindica Sion ot tho Republican state adminis tration from the aspersions cast upon 1 It br MrQocbcl and tho opposition press Ho first showed that when the 10 Republican party took charge of state- affairs this country was passing through a fearful financial crisis The resources of the state sinking fund had diminished to Insignificance the stato had little credit at homo or abroad Its own warrants and claims dishonored f and begging for a market at from 10 f to CO per cent discount The people were not responsible They had paid their taxes but notwithstanding the stato hall borrowed fSOOOQQ on bonds that become duo In 1905 and although 55ho general government had refunded to the state the sum ot GOGG50l5 SSYOt7 dollar of which was used to do fray the general expenses of the state S4Sflt tho close of tho fiscal year 189596 t there were outstanding warrants ag gregating 126692607 to discharge which not a dollar was held by thd state Time and again during the 11 ip years up to and Including 1895 It was r officially announced that thero was a suspension of the payment of claims On the 6th day of when the Republicans assumed charge of the state government they found pigeon 4 holed in the auditors office 258 1 83362 unaudited claims At that time there was duo tho teachers of the state I373C83C8 and only 3988060 In the ichool fund to with The tax rote Blnca the Republican party came In power has been 42V4 cents and out of the Income derived from that rato t every dollar of accruing has been paid promptly and on July 31 1899 there was a net balance In the treasury of 31818618 Every claim j against the state of Kentucky In 1895 r was under par Every claim against 4 the state of Kentucky In 1899 Is at par No charge of Insufficiency can becloud these Indisputable facts t Ssp hut nay fin opposition since 1896 the lax rato has been Increased 10 cents I on the 100 and In addition 500000 has dollarIhas been used by the present adminis tration to defray current expenses but every dollar of It haa been used to 1 liquidate the Interest bearing Indebted 1 ness of the state The law tho 10 cents extra taxation specifically provided fl that tho fund realized thereby rhould not bo applied to the current ex I r penses but to tho old Indebtedness j and ceaso to be operative after three years Whenever the citizen pays to the taxgatherer this extra taxation he fJmust needs be painfully reminded of 6 administrations In days t one and pray for continued de liverance in days to comery 7tSTATE PRISONS Republicans Saved the Taxpayers J tho State a Large Lump- S In regard to tho conduct of state prisons General Taylor said When the Republican party came Into power In the state It found the Frankfort penitentiary in a most de s plorable condition Even the simplest cleanliness were disregarded ot only dirt and filth everywhere bounded within its forbidding walls put thero was scarcely a sprig of grass a flower i leaf anywhere within Its courts or confines to cheer the lonely Inmates Moreover part of tho shop4 were and lets lnah one balt of the conyicCe employed After giving ftlUre records to that during the last three years Democratic control thb annual do- was under Re If management the amount of r t was only 4323036 saving to the state by the Republicans of 4717095 year Ho continued St During the of Republican control the sanitary condition of the prison was vastly Improved neat walks were within courts grass plats and flower beds were nade trees were planted fountains con 1 C structed and everything within reason done to render this of human ox lie healthful and cheerful to the un fortunates there confined The Charred walls of burned buildings were torn t A aown ana new structures erecten ana after great effort contracts were en tered Into that employed dally more than n thousand Inmates of the Insti tution Thus from financial wreck and prison chaos this Institution wan placed upon the basis of n well ordered well directed business concern Not withstanding these facts the Demo cratic legislature of 1893 over thn gov ernors veto passed n most shameless net by which tile Republican officials In charge of this Institution were rob bed of their offices In the middle of their terms an outrage which has no parallel In tho states history lie then proceeded to thow tho re sults of this change The services ren dered by tho Republican commission ers did not cost tho state n cent but since Aug 1 1898 when tho Demo cratic commissioners took charge they have drawn ns salaries G000 and have Increased tho number of guards from 42 to 46 without necessity cost- Ing tho taxpayers an additional sum of 2880 The net deficit during the 12 months after they took charge was I5994C33 or 1071497 moro than the deficit for corresponding period un der Republican rule General Taylor Wo submit these matters to the candid voters of Kentucky as a test of the efficiency of the Republican admin Istratlon Tho sanitary and financial Improvements made by tho Republic ans In tho of the Eddy vlllo penitentiary nro nearly or qulto equal to those In tho Frankfort prison Public Printing General Taylor showed by tho records that during tho lost three years of Democratic administration the public printing cost J93C9403 whllo for tho same period under Rradloys adminis tration the cost was only 4926577 Record books under the last three years of Democratic administration cost C7G8007 whllo for tho three years of Bradleysadmlnlstratlon the coat was only 2500021 showing n Republican saving on these two Items of 8680212 Franchise Tax This said General Taylor was Intended as a tax the Intangible wealth of the great corporations of tho state Under Its provisions tho Demo cratic oarty In four years collected of miscellaneous corporations 11871627 The present In three collected of this same class of corporations under the same law 35115911 thus collecting In three years almost three times as much astho former administration collected In four In 1893 tho Republicans collect ed of this class of corporations 140 81451 or 2809824 more than former administration collected In tho four years of Its term- A VICIOUS MKAStmB Searchlight Thrown Upon the Notor ious McChonl DmItAfter giving an account of the vicious work of tho present legislature Including Its creation of moro than 360 offices In state and county whose sal aries are to be paid by tho taxpayers General Taylor said This same legislature passed what Is known as tho McChord bill which but for tho veto of the Republican governor would have oc6mo a law fly Its terms three railroad commissioners were given absolute and arbitrary power to fix the rato charged for the ship ping of freight over tho railroads their decision to be final not only against railroads but against tho people as well No maximum or minimum rates are prescribed no uniformity required no appeal to any court from a decision of tho board no matter how arbitrary or destructive Is allowed Such unbridled power vested In three men would have been a menace alike to tho peoplGiu the raUroads Within the IIOHlb11 grave aAUteiRltlellIatureevilS e either- the practiced aIlrOad- interests or a system of extortion fixed peopleIt said In the arguments for this measure that the legislature had fixed tollgate anti ferry rates True but no such power was delegated to ft commission neither tho owners of such properties nor tho public would have to have confided to any commission such arbitrary powers over their rights and interests The people of Kentucky have never de manded such a law No railroad com mission lisa ever suggested the neces sity of lies amo even though tho nu thor or this bill been a member of such commission Such a statute la repugnant to our theory of government It sends to cen tralisation and power Clothed with ucB power the commis sion might extort from any railroad company or companies any concession or any personal or political favor de manded CIIINN SOIIOOLinOOK DIM It Opened Wide the Door of Jobbery Corruption anti Fraud This same legislature attempted to enact what Is known ns tho Chlnn Schoolbook Dill It this bill would have become a law It would have prac tically rendered valueless all of the schoolbooks now In tho hands of tho children of this state and In that way would have entailed a 10sIon tho peo pIe of at least 500000 with I The friends qf tho Chlnu bill havo pointed to Indiana for confirmation of their argument In support of their pro posed measure In that state there la now In force such a law regulating tho purchaso and prices of schoolbooks To all public educators of the country It Is well known that the schoolbooks used In Indiana are far Inferior to those used la Kentucky I desire to read to you a letter toI Superintendent J H Patterson from tho publishers of the geographies fur nished In Indiana Mr Is as I understand a Democrat and has doubtless been told by the advocates of the China measure that the book company was selling In Indiana Fryes geographies which geography Is used In this state as a standard book at a price very much lower than the same was Belling In Kentucky Hence he wrote to the company complaining or the discriminations rita letter reads as follows 378388 Wabash Avenue Chicago June 29 1899 Superintendent J H Patterson Lan KyDearReplying to your favor of the 27th Inst we would say that tho geographies adopted for Indiana nro quite different from tho rcgularcdl tlons of Fryo Tho Indiana editions are known as Fryoa Introductory and Advanced Geography and contain con siderably less material than Fryes Elements and Complete besides being pound In boards instead of cloth and more cheaply gotten up In other ways In cheaper edition for In wo feel that we aro riot discrim Nana against any other schools that our regular editions The argument applies equally well to our Montgomerys History These editions are made for tho stato of In diana and wo can not sell them any- Where outside of the statP Thanking giving us an opportunity to state our case we are very respectfully yours GINN COMPANY Certaln11thls ought to1 convince tho mpst skeptical that the books sold In are equal In quality to those used In this Not would tho proposed meas ure entail on tho people an Im mense loss In the purchase of books but It opens wldo tho door of Jobbery fraud and corruption Thero IB no provision In the bill Ihatlirohlb Its the members of tho commission from adopting manuscripts of their own creation or from forming a part l1I nerohlp with n trust tnat is to piiDlitm tho hooks no guarantee that the books are to bo of n certain standard All this Is to bo left to tho commission Each of tho commissioners Is to draw from tim state treasury 5 per day and cxptfriEcs and mar It three members rb elect conv no themselves at any time and thus remain In cession almost tMcntlroJaE GlIhItIa rJWTION LMV Crowning Act of Infamy Perpetrated by a Deformed legislature nut tho crowning act of Infamy per petrated by this vicious body of do formed Democrats and degenerate Americans was tho enactment of tho Gdebcl election law It creates a state election commission composed of three legislatureThere poutIchi points and removes county boards at pleasure but sits as a court of contest No provision Is made for a division of tho members of the county boards between tbo parties Tho people are not to be consulted as to who shall hold those county offices The state board can arbitrarily act upon all questions and Its decisions are final It can remove county boards without cause and there Is no redress The county board appoints the officers of elections and whllo they are required tho new as In tho old law to di vide the election officers between tho parties they aro eft at liberty to de termine for themselves who are Republicans and who are Democrats If the county board bo Democratic It has tho power under tho law to select as Republican election officers any man whom tho members of that board are pleased to call Republicans Incompetent and can bo appointed In every precinct The sheriff who Is tho umpire between two Judges tho clerk having no voice may In every voting precinct be a Democrat or belong to the party hav ing control of tho election machinery The county board may without cause nt any time removo any election of ficer even on the day of election And I am told that such a thing did occur In Kenton county at tho last election Last Year In Pulaski county tho coon board without the semblance of au thorit refused to count or consider tho vote in n number of precincts Pugh COle In tho Ninth congressional district Immediately after the election It was thought that upon tho face of tho ro turns made out by the officers of the various voting precincts Mr Iugh was elected member of congress by a small majority Tho election board In Carter county thereupon refused to count tho voto In one Republican precinct and In that way tried to overthrow Mr Pugha It was however subsequently ascertained that tho estI of Mr Pughs majority hail been too low and notwithstanding the outrage perpetrated In Carter county ho was still upon tho face of the returns made the county boards elected by n majority of about 10 Thereupon the county boards In Bracken and Rowan counties were earl reconvened antI proceeded to stultify themselves by throwing out a number of Republican votes In each county and Issuing new certificates which would doubtless havo been done at the Mart if those boards hall then known It was necessary to accomplish tho de feat of Mr Tho state board In this case held that It could not go behind the first returns hence It condoned and approved tho robbery Irt Carter county anti would have approved tho rob beries perpetrated In Rowan and Drackcn counties If they hail been com mitted when tho county boards of these counties first convened Notwith standing tho outrages perpetrated In these counties not a single member of punIshed Trimbles Letter youtwoanythingthatTho writer of the first letter wax a member of the general assembly that passed tho law and Is now the nomi neo of the Democratic party for reelection Ho thoroughly understood tho purposes of Its author and the ob- Ject of tho measure and was ono of Its most ardent advocates Listen to the letter and tho answer thereto Frankfort Ky Aug 13 1898 Mr W E Thompson Frankfort Ky profBcethethat you havent a better friend In Franklin county than I am and It Is ray friendship for you that I write this letter you were Indicated by the county committee as ono of the election commissioners for this county No better man could have been appoint ed but It Is an unenviable position and one that you should not accept Our county In all right safely Demo cratic but city elections can not bo won with a count and you know that as well ns I do Incompetent un reliable Republican Judges will have to be appointed Tho right of tho Repub representthornIgnored and tho election commission ers will have to do this or receive the 111wlll of the city Democrats I would not do It for I could not conscientious ly do so and I know that you would not therefore my advice to you Is to JUdgePryorIf you would refuse to act ho would appoint anyone that wo might Indi cate which would bo lien Marshall You know Ron la so partisan that he thinks anything is right that helps the Democrats Think the matter over and use your best Judgment and If you conclude to accept write to me Imme diately and I will have tho change made I will also see that your Interests aro reprcuented In the appointment of officers on your side of the river Let mo hear from you at once Sincerely your friend TRIMI3LCThompsons answer Is as follows Flag Fork Ky Aug 18 1898 Mr South Trimble Frankfort Ky My Dear SirYours of the 13th of August In regard to election com mia elonera for the county received and In reply will say my confidence In your sincerity about this matter com pills me to refuso to accept tho appointment of election commissioner for If I have to do a dishonorable act I will not accept Show this letter to Judge Pryor that he may act regard less of tho county committees recom- p1entJationMost respectfully your l E THOMPSON Think of what Mr Trlmblo says tel lowcitizens Our county Is all right safely Democratlcbul city elections fan not hO won with a fair count loen Trimbl propose to prevent iv fair countIIncompetent unreliable Republican Judges will have to bo appointed The right of Re publicans to Indicate who shall icpro sent them as Judges etc will havo to o Ignored Whp Is tp Ignore this 1dTTrimblo And tho election Commissioners will have to do this- MEjACI TQ LIBERTY Pcmocrqts Iteipoml tQ thp f nvc rn ors Appeal With nil Outrage Fellowcltlwni was there ever such B menace to clv I liberty What ox cuso Is offered by Its author for tho ex istence of this odious thing First he says Governor Bradley In his message to the general assembly that enacted this law recommended the enactment of a election law to prevent election frauds Tile for now law did not meet Iris vlowsl1nd ho vetoed It but even ho tins declared that the new- S iJ i law Is better than tho old to WHICH tho Republican platform demands a return Governor Bradley never recommended a new election law Ho did recommend certain amendments to remove Imperfections In the old law requestforcitizen may cast his vote and have It fairly counted you respond with an outrage not intended to remove Imperfections but designed to render the entire election a mockery and a ma chine of opposition He asked for bread and you gave him a stone for a ierpentDuternor has declared tho new law better than the old Governor Bradley has already refuted this statement Dut tho author again says This statute was rendered necessary by the 1896takenKinley If this charge were true It would not Justify tho existence of tho Goebel election law but that It Is false there cannot be a shadow of a doubt The county Judges who appointed tho elec In189Gwent 17000 Democratic In Kentucky tho Republican gain In 1896 over the vote of 1895 was 26 per cent the Demo tratlo gain was 32 per cent How can any fair man reconcile with these In theRepublicansfraud Frauds Licensed andIntJefenslbloplo than this charge of fraud against the mountain sections of the state IntimatIng Ilrst Congressional district but thatyou may appreciate to Its full extent theEleventhattention to the figures of the 1896 ThoDemocratlo whUethethehomeselettedtoman and his associate candidates the voto cast for Governor Bradley In 1895 was 1227 for General Hardln 2264 theDemocraticor 1203 moro than both Bradley and Hardln received In li5In tho Second congressional district another Democratic stronghold thd Democratic gain 1896 over 1895 was 88 per cent while that of tho Republicans was only 31 cent Again It Is said that tho Goebcl election law is modeled after the Ohio law This Is not true In tho Ohio law frauds and Injustice are made Impossible In the Kentucky law both are made possible and licensed ARISE AM STRIKK 1 Duty of Kentucky Republicans Out lined In it Fervent Appeal ofthisation to tho people of their most sa cred rights I all the energies of my life Whatever of brain and heart I may possess I consecrate to these plainbeforeInsignificanceIt rnanlbutJkjaOQuesUonor free people Tho Republican party stands pledged to the repeal of this measureThousands of bravo Democrats havo denounced It tho Populists have denounced It the Prohibitionists have denounced It and the best elements of society In Kentucky Irrespective ot party or denounced It what shall we do to be saved It I believed that tho surest way to destroy these evils which now beset us was to support either of the other tickets In the field which stand pledged against them rather than my own not for a moment would I hesitate to do so In the time of peril principle first party not at all wo must first be free else parties can not exist In tho dark hour of danger the path of duty always stands clear In the light of conscience For the courageous Intelligent men of Kentucky I need give but this counsel Do your duty Roso and strike Your only weapons are your ballots weap ons your enemies would rob you I Organize for a fair election Every where demand It and by the strength of right and overwhelming numbers see to It that It Is accorded This be your only salvation If It fall you then the deadly coils of tyranny will tighten about you and crush to death I your political liberties Two Thousand In tier Packet MaryEbut who tins been lucre for n month promlee divinity iliuliit deported for her home Thnrmlriy currying with her 2000 In settlement of the case Prof Smith Will Live ChtciiRC Aitfj 20A special to thu TlnifsIIirulil from Mudlson Wls jajii Imf Clinrks P Smith of the chnlr of Oroilt In till University of Michi gan will HIT the injuries he sustained In being llticnvn from his bicycle nut IeIuIfl ro sellout ua yiis at first an nounced lUllfil n Sinn Who Ntriiik IIU Child St Paul Minn Aiitf iUrTJohn 01 i011I1111ISllflhl nt iifJMMlm lInn fruit liijmlfs Indicted liy Cyrus Drown n few ilaya HRU Olson struck one of lirowns Children und Drown pouiulcil Jiid Mrkcil Olson GO severely that he jletl from the injuries Drown Is in fall fill nekd i nl Klaetcil JelTorson City Mo Aug 30 Incom plete returns from tho election yester day in the Klghth Missouri district show Ioruey w Blmckclfonl them Ivrlril over W J Yoslioll rep by 1200 Illnllnu nt ICInKrnfnrlli Austria KIuKcnfiirlh Austria Aug 2GTho rioting which broke out lucre Thurs Jay evening was renewed In Thurs days conflict between the military nd the mob n number of pemona were wounded and numerous nrrcata vere mode FIiortiucnU lu the rigI4 ttlrtclyCant Grant Squires of the signal orps to Manila fqr tho pyrposp fif moIling experiments with Mar toni system ot wireless telegraphy n tho field JlnJ IlnrrUonA Condition Washington Aug 7h cable dls pate h received at the war department from MiiJGen Wood says lonJltus tell B Hnrrison who Is ill at Santiago of yellow fover is out of Jnnuci 1iw CUBAN OIL cure- sIuuIur 0 Cuts Burns Bruise Rheu- nmtuun and Sores Price 25 cent Sold by St Bernard Drug Store 6 SQJTELIJE Makes the fOOd mordflfciousand wholesome kotru IAIOM FOWCM co new vase If YOU Mf DEWEY What Kind of a Man Do You Suppose He Is and How Does He Look FIVE FEET NINE WEIGHT ONE FORTYFIVE link Qriif llnlr and Potirim a Nerr Oil Teiiiierniuent A Well Ironiupil Man ButiPonvlnKlr unit Not fi Drinker Krom Otto Who uio4s Him 8t Louis Aug 27A great deal has been written ahuiit Admiral Ueys- ince he smashed tho Spanish fleet In the hnrllor of Manila but out of ill the mow tht reader hni beet able lu glean little that enables him to form a picture of Dewey the man W all know Duwey the hero train whnt I we havc read But how sunny of us know liow ho looks dresses cats sleeps t l1ks- Surteon M II Crawford of the no val recr station ill the old post office building was with Uewey nt Mil daylieknows how he dresses nod Is fully competent to give a detailed descrip tion of the man that is at present our notional hero If You Met Dover If you weru to met Dewy sititi Surgeon Crawford you might bf Jiift I the least bit disappointed at flr t Jflmt Is because nil men have a tejjdiwoy ki Idealize their heroes Thc n Iri five feet nine Inches tall itiut looks shorter because lila figure in siiimr He weighs In the neighborhood ot 143 pounds o Ills hair was origlnilly brown but It Is now gray lUll rather heavy mustache Is also gray The well known picture that was printed so much after properimpressionfuller nnd not Ro stern ns It U shown In that picture Ills eyes ant steel blue nod very bright Ills nose as everybody hOB observed is jromlncnt JcIInod nobody ever saw him the Icnst bit wnry In Ills clothing Kven in tile tropics t lIdellcy Is to ho easy In dress Dcwcy was always Immaculately iutlircdaKrrvou Temnrrniiifut Ills tempcrument Is nervotH but thin tliows only In small matters When anything Important is on hunt he linn admirable control of hlmwlf He is qulclc to anger over small an noynneen but that lie Is nblo to Imixllo hlniKflf when big troubles come vits abundantly shown In his reliitijns with the tiermnns Any other innn would have had n fight with them Dcwoy stopped their fftolishncs with everythsiuiglieIs nngry as I have seen him with sonic of Ma flyNotThe admiral eats very little drinks not nt nil sleeps little smokes rarely end generally Is moderate and careful about himself In everything You know several years ago lie had nn ab teeM of tile liver which nearly caused his death lie was in tho Mediter ranean nt the time and an English nn val sturgeon operated on him Before Deweylintthat ho would better arrange his bust ness ulTalrs The admiral replied that he could not afford to die that he had a ton that he must look after and It vvonld never do for him to tile The stories about the admiral Illhealth lire not true lie was In no worse condition than all tho rest of the officers and men lie was simply run down from the effects of the tropical climate A Very Great Man Dewey is thoroughly human lIe has hU foibles his mannerlsmo n tent thut flashes up suddenly when things dont happen to suit him but be in a very great man Ills greatness doingItcores nothing for notoriety amid knows nothing but lila duty I suppose the president1 dont believe he has any politico He knows nothing about It and It would not be correct to class him with either the democrats or the republicans DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES farnmle County Wynmlnic VUlted lluck Valuable Timber Destroyed Omaha Neb Aug 28A Bee spe cial from Cheyenne Wyo says Immense forest fires are raging about Laramie peak In the northern part of Laranile county The fires have been burning for the past ten days and have destroyed n largo quantity pf valuable timber The been reppred tp SIJeflnI Affent Abbott who will at oneo snake an effort to jiave them extinguished although It is feared they hftve obtained such n jieadway that this WU V0 ImPflsiWp unless the region I YleltlJl by nun fhe Lnramlc Pealc district sufferfrt greatly last year from forest tires much valuable Umber being Ah stroycd lcnth of Alamo Klhvoml Chicago Aug 2Tlonzo Kllwppd yCrRformerbranch of the I 0 O P died here from nieningllla lie was a brother of lame Kllwood of the executive board of the American Hteel nnd Wire Co and of the lute Congressman lleuben EllwowU f Arc you a subscriber to Tug BEE1 You should be i p J Iio0DAKI SIX MEN KILLED INSTANTLY Three Donlitlem Dead and Three V tally anti Hnnr Seriously In jured An Awful Accident Chicago Aug 29Twelv steei arches each weighing 33 tons which were to have supported the super structure ii f the colllscum building In course of erection on Wabash avenue between Fifteenth anti Sixteenth streets felj to tho ground yesterday afternoon It In known that six lives were crushed out The bodies of three men are supposed to be under the wreckage Seven are In the hospital with Injuries received In the occident and of these two will surely tile one may possibly recover anti the balance are for the greater part seriously In jured Killed Outright Charles Wnlnol crushed to death Stephen J Thomas crushed to death fay head crushed Richard Bherroun cut oft Edward Murray head and IMJIII legs cut err Theodore Thome crushed to death Missing und euppoaed to be under the ruins IOSQIIAlexander Samuel Hmlth a The Fnlnllr Injured ynknoclcdJobn White cut on head and right side Internal Injuries The Seriously Injured Cornelius Toomey head crushed Inter nal Injuries May recover John Ceorghan right hand nnd right leg cut not serious Ieter Jellotere crushed about shoulders and client Surloua John Hawthorne head cut Internal In juries HorlouB Leroy Conner head cut not serious A CATTLEMAN DISAPPEARS Left IIU llunrdlnit lions fur a Dnf- ami Han lloen Gone Two Week Omaha Neb Aug 28A flee special from McCook Neb says This section of Nebraska Is much btlned up over the mysterious disap pearance of Robert Harris a prominent cattleman and n bachelor liar ris home nnd ranch In about ten miles southwest of this city Two weeks ago he left his boarding place at Bar rett Wlthams south of this city saying ho would return at night or the following morning On Thursday of tho name week his horse was found saddled anti brtddlcd a few miles caSt of OberllivKns and search for tim mlsfilng man was immediately begun and continued for several days but no far without nueecss beyond tho fact that he was traced to n point two miles north of Dresden Nan n small town on the nook Island railroad about 30 miles from the place where ho started Harris brother from Marysvllle Mo arrived this week and is looking up the cone with the alit of friends of the missing man vicinityfortho community He owns considerable property and In worth several thou sand dollars No reason can be assigned for his disappearance and foul piny is feared- ANOTHER OOLD FIELD POUND fIlch and Strong V lnn of GoldHear tug Quarts nnd Lty at Aces Minneapolis Minn Aug 3A special to the Times trout Mine Center Out nnysi What the discoverer claims to be a new touring dlHlrlct line been found by a Mr King of the Sawbill Lake region cast of here He anti a corn panion have been prospecting north ol the Canadian Pacific roml anti OS milt from the line almost direct north from llonheur station they have found n district possessing rich and very quartzKingunder the Dominion regulations en titling the discoverer to n free claim and has taken several hislllrtner carry free mill- Ing gold In very rich quantity It U claimed Customs nIt In the rhlllpulnei Washington Aug 2SA statement of the receipts of tile Philippine Islands train the date of occupation by tIre United States government to July 1 last shows that the total receipts from all sources for the period named was 5249411 The receipts from nil sources by ports for the nhoIOled period were Manila 3481248 Ilo 10265360 Cebu 160130 The lrf ek9lei Abolished Chicago Aug 37 Marching con nets In lock step lint been abolished tt the Michigan City hut peniten tiary It was accounted a brutalizing hnd needless measure that lied been outgrown und Its ubulltlnn Willi brought about In the tte ca uf piN nn refprm Prtvfy Trlumiihnl Arch Ncy York Aug GJt is proposed that ftn arch similar In design to the temporary one now In course of con rtruetlon chall be coiiBlruotetl of on during marbU tu oouunemuriito the bnttje of Manlln bay nnd Ail mini pewcys triumphal return homo Plague larrvantuic lit Now Clnran Shanghai IiuF28it is stated that tho plague Is slightly Increasing There have been T3 deaths In four days Tho authorities nt Shanghai are taking special precau tions and are examining all ships anti hunks arriving from tho north A Novel Idea Chicago Aug 26A new training school for nervous pad backward chill dreiithe first of Its kind in the world will soon be established iu Chicago Are you a subscriber to Till BEK You shouhl be s 1 j IJ i- PENN8YLYAIANS I HOME Noisy Greeting to the Gallant Tenth at Allegheny City and Pittsburgh A GALA OAYLONB TO BE REMEMBERED Q The Returned lleroei Welcomed bra Staff Million People by the President of the United States and by the Governor of the Commou wenlth Strord and 9tedaU llttsburgh 1n Aug 29The Tenth regiment Ienncylvanla volunteers which was expected In Pittsburgh at 930 a m was delayed on the road nearly five hour A Noisy Welcome With cannon b6omlngbellsclangtng whlstlfH shrieking flags waving nnd mighty cheers from hundreds of thou sands of throats the brave Tenth worn welcomed home as their trains Ifallunttceltlonwlllohvayn be remembered In this city as ono of the greatest demonstrations of patriotism thqt has etr taken place In this country A fund of 55000 donated by tIle gener ous citizens of Pltsburgh and the stir rounding towns permitted thin commit tee who had the affair In charge to make lavish preparations for the homeconilng nnd nothing was left undone that would show the Fighting Tenth how well their services for their country In a foreign land wars appreciated by tha residents of their native state The One Element Lucking The only timing lacking to malts th day one of supreme happiness was the absence of the brave and well be theboYIIInof their sufferings but who wan de nied the privilege ot marching nt their head when they returned homo to re ceive the plaudits at a grateful pea pie lhc train come to Allegheny In three sections arid immediately the soldiers had disembarked tho line of march to Schenley parlt where the ex ercises were to bo held was taken up Marched to Srhenler Park Upon reaching Schenley park the column was reviewed by President McKInley after which he proceeded to the music pavilion whore the exer cises were held Seats had been pro vided for 25000 friends and relatives of the members of the Tenth In front of the music pavilion but these were filled long before the exercises began and thousands were unable to withinhearlThe ExercUei After music by tho Economy band meetingtodelivered the Invocation Oor Wm Stono wps then Intro duced ns chairman ol time meeting and delivered an address of welcome In behalf of the state At the conclusion of Gay Stones address President McKinley was In traduced arid after the npplanse had subsided he gave the gallant Tenth the welcome of the nation and thanked them for the service they had so nobly rendered their country and humanity Sword and Medal Congressman John Dalzell followed In nn eloquent address anti on behalf of tire citizens of western Pennsyl vania presented each ol tho commis sioned ofllcers n sword the chaplain a loving cup and every nina In the regiment n beautiful medal Time pros cuts were received by Cal Harmit on behalf of the officers ansi men Gen Vchley Merrltt was then Introduced mud made an address on behalf of the iriny Alter benediction by lIce Dr Ai II rucQR the regiment was tnarched to the Park race track where a sumpt uous repast was scrvedand then they Aeru finally dismissed a ICnuina Mon IleUnlUtlntf Lawrence ICon Aug 29A letter received yesterday from Col Wilder S Metcttf of the Twentieth Kansas says that many ot thu men are reen listing In other regiments that nut more Iban 600 will come buck with the regiment and that probably TOO will e nearer the nuinberwho will return A Luutr Ocean Hace Phllndclphta Aug 20Two clipper ihlps the Tillle E Starbuck built of Iron and the St Francis a wooden vessel both owned In New York left Philadelphia Saturday to race to the Francisco for stolen aggregating 10 000 put up Uy prominent 1hlladelphla Ben Three More ItealmenU Washington Aug 26Three more regiments of volunteers will be organ ized In addition to those already railed for One of them will bo com posed ot negroes and will be com mended by UcutCol Duvall of the Twentysixth Infantry HIlHht earthquake Shook Wabash hid Aug 20What wan Apparently an earthquake shock visit ed thin city at 315 yesterday after noon There vas in loud rumbling pro ceeding from the earth and a slight oscillating motion The shock lasted hut a neoon4 The Wllmlufftoa Disabled New York Aug 27A dispatch to the Herald from Montevideo says The United States gunboat Wilmington tins arrived ot this port with liar tcrcw broken Willing Workers Wanted To such we will explain how others make from 1500 to 3500 weekly handling our publications We will make no GUAR ANTEED SALARY or other misleading contract but give terms anti explain In a concise and simple manner We will shortly need a representative in each coon ty for a publication which we believe wil eclipse anything marketed Ex perience in canvassing will be valuable but not essential State age permanent home andeiperiencolf any C Rand McNally P Company 66163 Adams Street Chicago III 1 1 ftJ be iiWi IGive warning of winter So the filling of the hslr tells of the approach of ago and powerNo barren the tree nor how leafless It may seem you confidently expect leaves whyBecause U life at the roots 5 So you need not worry about the of your hair the- threatened departure of youth and beauty Because If there Is a spark of life remaining la the roots ot the hair AVERS llAll c VIGOR will arouse It Into healthy activ ity The hair ceases to come out It begins to grow and the glory your youth Ii restored to you a- We hare a book on the Haivand its Diseases It fa tree Tbo Bot Adrlem Fr 9 U TOO to tut obuia tUlhcbnOM eiimara from to u ot the ltobbiytheoeutlyremnyedD1W Ob ATCB Lowtll Situ GEN BUCENBR SAYS KO National Democracy Will Never nix With Bryanlam Cincinnati O August 26Si- mon Bolivar Backncr the gallant soldier and statesman realizes that the Chicago platform and the silver question are as much before the people in this campaign as it was in 1896 because of the con stant reaffirmation of its principles and indorsement of the candidate of that year by State Democratic conventions Bryan recently ex tended an invitation to sound money Democracy to reenter the party but the only result has been the following stirring letter from the leader of that wing Not until they shall cease to distin guish between principle and temporary expediency between national faith sad national dishonor between the welfare of the people and the exaltation of aspiring political charlatans between patriotism and party servility will the National Democracy consent to be merged with the motley supporters of that mosaic populism anarchy and public dishonor known as the Chicago platform of 1896 S D DUCKNIR Glen Lily Ky August 34 1899 Speaking Dates of Republican Campaign Tire following dates have been authorized by tire Republican State Campaign Committee SENATOR W J DEBOE Thursday August 31 Marion i p m Friday September i Morganfitld z- pm Saturday September 2 Henderson J p m Monday September 4 Oweniboro 730 pm JUDGE CLIFTON J PRATT Tuesday August 29 WicUiffe i p m Wednesday August 30 Bardwell I p m Thursday August 31 Clinton i p m Thursday August 31 Fulton 730 p m Friday September a Mayfield 130 p m Saturday September a Paducab 730 p mMondarSeptember 4 Smllhlandi pm Tuesday September 5 Kultawa pm Church Notes Rev W C Wilson will fill his regular appointment at tire M E Church Sunday morning and eve ning Rev Wheat will not preach at the M E Church South Sunday as he is nov engaged in a meeting at Nebo and reports considerable interest Rev Thompson is doing tire preaching Elder f H Ted will preach at Motions Gap Monday night on the subject Mutual Burden Bearing and on Tuesday night Tempta lions The public cordially in vited Improving We are pleased to note that Mr Dan Yates who has been so low with fever and whose life was al most despaired of is now iiu proving and his chance for re covery is lair Tillie Adams is also improving Subscribe for THE BEK 5 I 2 1- 3 U he fl J T f C I JJ j 0 m1 GEei 3ee MOORB Editor and Mtntftr ILPAULMBBS COMPANY t1ZDcoTporatedIr rCatertatbtPeitoBet it Btrllni ton it Second I tit muter U SUBSCRIPTION RATES IJ ovir itU VU advance t 1 Oa fF so mreeuol1lhlII IS i S1ntICopIe ISbConMpoa4UIl1 I onnlvt Adiiett uor I it p THURSDAY AUGUST 31 t 899 I f i R1PUBLICANTIKETFor W S TAYLOR I fiOftButlerCounty j For Lieutenant Governor IOHN MAR HA L- IF kOLLauiariHe- U 1 For Secretary of State I CALEB POWERS Of Knox County For Attorney General i I CLIFTON J PRATT c Of Hopkins County f For Auditor fcJRty JOHN S SWEENEY j Of Bourbon County- II irv r ForTreasurer WALTER Ril AY I tofBreathitt County It For Superintendent of iPabliC In struction r JOHN BURKE Ofj Campbell County i FordnmssioneriofAgricuture CAPT jrWiTHROCKMORTON Of Fayette County J For Representative BENT ROBINSON I MR GOIBEL appears now to feel hat not so much ofestate ques J nsilwould suit him better Perhaps state questions may have to him now the appearance the raising ofa false issue the creating of a diversion So much of diveision is oft fered Goebel just now that it would t be hard to guess just what diver 4 sion would suit his taste best Probably if he could get a chance I to exercise that dagger vigorously it might relieye his mind most Mr Goebel shows at every turn that he is getting enough of the diversion created by the agita tion being given to state issues 5r by the hustling Republicans and J the energetic Brownies not to mention Populists and Prohibi tionists AMERICANS and American me chanfcal appliances are at the front 4inSouth Africa As an instance of our foothold there it is related that an immense driving gear of a f pumping engine made in England It jhad to be sent to Chicago to have the cogs cut TilE Goebel papers are so eager l to serve their platematter cam paign stuff to their readers that some of them do not take the time I to print the name and date of their publication on these Goebelized Lsupplements Here is a chance to exercise the law s governing second class mail mat ter KANSAS and Nebraska have pro duced extraordinary crops of corn this year The latest official reports i indicate that these two States l willhave 650000000 bushels this Jyearcompared with only 292000 bushels produced last year an increase of 358000000 bushels t There is a shortage of corn in the east and south but the sur I plus of the west compensates for very much of this deficiency r CUBA is already selfsustaining in a financial way under the wise h management of the United States government Astonishing as this statement seems it is true A statement from the War Depart ment shows that the receipts ot the island from January i iBgg to June 30 exceed the expendi tures by the handsome sum of 1480021 What can not Uncle Sam accomplish when the nations affairs are in the hands of wise managers THE Western Kentucky Millers Association organized at Hopkins L ville Wednesday of last week 1electedas its officers the only two Republicans in attendance F J rfBrownell of Hopkinsville presi Chas E Harness ofI 1 Corydon secretary A gentleman 4remarked that of course none of members had1 T sense enough to run the shebang and another said that the Demo rats had put these two lone Re 1 publicans to the front to bear theI L brunt if thecry of flour trust should be raised 1 t r 1The Preacher and the Bug- A TRUE TORY A midsummer nights sermon based upon the parable of the sower An audience listening as intently and watchingtas closely as such an audience may A lo cust or cicoda that seemed to appreciate the preachers remarks about seed that fell upon batren ground and sought a location not so barren This was the combi nation that almost made some people snicker tight out in the media house at Earlingt n re centlyThe cicoda had in its circling flight once alighted on the preach ers collar and received a thump from his good right hand that changed its circuit tQ a tangent and thesermon proceeded Presently this energetic and Voiceful insect apparently desiring to get still nearer the truth attached it self to and adornednot the tail but the left coat sleeve which rested by his side as still as a quiet conscience And there it paused near the cuff then began ascend ing slowlyr as if drawn by an in visible threadbut in sharp silhouette against the pulpit wall to those who sat in the center of the congregationascending slowly toward fairer fields more tempting soil Unable to avert what they knew would happen the con gregation sat riveled and a fan or a hand here and there stole up to hide the coming smile or threatened snicker Tho preacher had got to where some seed fell by the wayside and was saying and birds come downthe cicoda was almost as large as a small bird wHen his buzzship cfept up over the back of the ministers collar and es sayed to step off the barren to where there was life The preacher said and birds came down then he swiped this winged crea ture with an energy that was thril lingThen Ktchzzzzzzz came the shrilling protest of the big bug and the fight was on Muscular Christianity must suppress other wise irrepressible worshipdisturb ers and it now come to the front The preacher again repeating in the midst of the fight and birds camedown followed to the floor of the arena and put his foot upon the neck of his antagonist then as he regained the pulpitand birds came down and devoured them II A bench or two shook for a bit but there was no actual snickering out in the meetin house The cicoda was knocked out in the second round lLOCOIOTlVE BLASTS Goebel now makes his attack on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad one of the chief topics upon which be addresses the people and yet the roads business seems to Increase His speeches like a boycott serve the purpose of giving the road an extensive cheap advertisement Two excursion trains last Sunday on tbe Henderson division One I through train from points south to Chicago After an absence of several weeks dis patcher Neal is again back running trains on the Henderson division rFor Ibe benefit of those who desire to bear John Young Brown next Saturday two passenger coaches will be attached to trains No 59 and 6a north of Madison vllle superintendent of water supply Cbas Kinney ir busy here with a force of men changing water pipes He has quite a Job ahead of him requiring several weeks to complete it Tbe new siding at new Empire switch is about completed and will be ready for use soon Dispatcher Nick Walker is spending bus time in Mississippi while off on account of sickness Operator Cat Martin is again back at his old position at Earlington depot Jie likes to work in the dispatchers office but the return of one of the old men Is the cause ot hIs return to former position The lightning last Saturday burned a telegraph wire in two at a point about two miles north of Madisonvilla Rumor says that one of the north end engineers will soon take unto himself a wifeJudging by the great demand there is for coal now it is thought that Railroad Companies are stocking same for fear of another cold winter and a scarcity of coal Preparations for an extension of the coal track at Sebree mines is now under headwayThose who bear from former Superb tendent Dickson yhels still In Cuba and doing well- Dispatcher Wm Devney spent sometime here last week with relatives and friends He has been at work of late on tba main line of the L ft N Operator James Goocb who is now with the P D A B at Evansville was married last week to a Miss Parrish of Madison villeOnly for lbs fact that many doubleheaders are run it would be almost im possible to move the freight on the lien derson division Rumor saystbe contract for moving the old d pot here baa been let which is one of tha best Indications that we are to have anew ono The new sand house when fully equipped It is said will be the best on Ibe Hen derson pr St Louis divisions Foreman OBriens office after several moves this year has we are told been permanently located Are you a subscriber to TiE I BEE You Should be t jbod Beginnings j Make Good EndIngs You ate ntAktng A good beginning a hen you commence to Mt Hoods SArsApvSU for Any trouble of your Wood stomAch lidneyso liver Persistently itken this greAl medicine will bring you the goodend ing of perfect heAlth strength And vi- gorJf8a4Jaftadt Never Disafj NORTH CHRISTIAN Story of Its Egged Beiutyit f4 Its Worthy People I Muslngsof Its Past and aPa tlietic5tory of Tragedy Years AgoneI Written for THE DIE If nature and art ever agreed to form a more lovely spot than the weird and romantic hills of North Christian it would be hard indeed to find for here we have a pic turesquc and beautiful country with its lofty flowerccvered hills and magnificent and stately oaks towering their heads far up into the balmy breeze and affording as cool and inviting a shade for the weariedcountry youth as they did a hundred years ago for the Red skin weary from the chase as he pitched his tent and prepared his supper beneath their towering branches There are many strange mounds and curious antiquities in this part of the county which are doubtless relics of the prehistoric race that onco inhabited this coun try It is said by the older inhabitants that these mounds were dancing grounds and burial places the Indians How many weird and romantic cenes have trans pired amid the wilds of this county is beyond our imagination Here where the savage tortured his pris oner and the Indian youth made love to his ideal squaw are now magnificent meadows and palatial residences while they have passed on to their happy hunting grounds and we know of them no more The thought makes us shudder to think that it will be only a short time and we too shall pass into the great beyond and be known only by our past dpeds Among these vine clad hills maybe found a good industrious churchgoing libertyloving peo pie and they boast that many of the business men of the county were born and reared in their midst where the people have grown prosperous and happy rais ing corn hogs and fine tobacco These people are not only first in time of peace but when the dark cloud of war hovers over our be loved country both old and young answered the call with a patriotic spirit and today several of North Christians most sturdy and Intel liget young men are proudly treading the deck of a war ship as she plows her way through the blue waters of the placid Pacific bound for the far away Philippines while some of them are already there de fending Old Glory and listening to the song made by insurgents Mausers But alasl some found a lonely soldiers grave in the tropical climate of Cuba which they gave their young lives to make free but we can only exclaim Sweetly sleep those who die for freedoms sake As you pass through the sparsely settled parts you will see occasion alyan old dilapidated house standing far back from the road and the grim cedars that shade it are old and gaunt A few struggling rosebushes still adorn the front yard and in the early spring may be seen the tender snowdrops hiding their white faces in the coarse grass while back of the house are a few sweet old fash ioned hollyhocks planted years ago by the hand of a kind old mother who has been resting many years beneath the rugged elm trees pleasant shade Back of the house may be seen the old family grave yard which is so old andneglected that the tombs have fallen and are covered by myrtle and straggling briers It is rather an uncanny spot in day time and what must it be on a lonely moonlight night with only the low sound of a distant owl to keep our company Here in this old house many years ago lived a prosperous and happy family but alas our joys are short and our sorrows many This family consisted of a father mother a son anda daughter The daughter was as lovely as a moss rose covered with morning dew and the son a bright young man of eighteen just returned from college his fathers pride and mothers joy As I said belore this was one of the happiest families that could be imagined with negro servants to do their bidding while they idled away their time in luxury and knew no care all looking forward to long lives easilyblastedchaff before a breeze A short time after the son returned from school his father was awakened one night by a noise which he supposed was some one trying to steal his favorite saddle horse so he arose and went out very softly to the stables without waking anyone The alarm proved to be a false one and on his return to the house he was mistaken by his wife and son for a burglar and his wifp placed a shotgun in her sons hand and bid him fire which he did fatally wound ing his father who died before morning unconscious of the fact that he had ben killed by his own son The mother died a few weeks alter of a broken heart and was laid to rest in the little grave yard just back of the house by tbe side of her lost lord While the i i r son was carried to ao insane asylum but never regained his died a miserably and broken hearted old man atuhe age of sixtyThus perished one of ute hap countyhasstands today as it did 60 years ago departedfamilydealt roughly with the windows and doors and a few loose planks swing in the breeze making weird uncanny sounds at night which some of the old darkies claim are hantsof the oldfarnifyjftbut we- sWeetknow sleepingUfn peacewidjer thQmyrtliMaodi sweet William while Iheisorpegts un disturbed crawl their old tombs iAhl it is a melancholy picture Truly life must be a dream and death dust neglect and oblivion tho stern realities Those sleepers toiled as we do now beautiful and loved the now desolate home Perhaps down that grass grown road youthand maiden have wandered repeating the sweet old story of love which is ever new to young hearts Mirth gayety youth beauty and love have visited this desolate- S t but sorrow heartaches and sighs came also and grim death conquered all and sent them back to natures bosom What is gained by our checkered career for death is the master of all hu manily in the end But my melancholy musings are suddenly ended for the setting sun broke from behind a cloudand filled all the landscape with a mel low light and I hear the weary la borer whistling as he returns from his labor which makes me realize that I am living still in the foot hills of good old hills of North Christian and brings to my mind the lines otthe poet Gray dayThelea The plowman homeward plods his weary wayAnd the world to darkness and to me U No Hoo OUR SCHOOLS Things That Parents Ought to Ponder STRONG APPEALS TO PATRONS Written for Tug BEE A glance al the towns in Hopkins Co or in the state for that mailer will con vince anyone Ibal Earlington is one of the best towns to be found Il is progressive and nplodale in all respect Aside from its great mining and railroad in crests it bas a good system of water works a nine months school in each year for both whites and blacks free libraries and reading rooms for both whites and blacks and a fine lake and park which afford an opportunity for recreation when a person wishes to sail row swim fish or lounge on the grass in the shade during the summer months Bad it Is not of all these things that I wish to write Some one lltee may do Ibat It fact the edo caloDal advantages of Earlington that I wish to write Or to be still more specific of the Earlington public school This nine months school to which all the resident children of Earlington be tween the age of six and twenty may go without tuition is one of the products of the magnanimity or noblabearledness the authorities of the town A parallel case cannot be found in Ibe county This school affordsan opportunity to all ef the children to acquire a common school edn cation and that Is the kind of education Ibat Ibe majority of people get and keeps tbe boys oil the streets for nine months in Iba year But notwithstanding the as peodllure of a large sum of money each year notwithstanding Ibis opportunity to acquire a good common school education notwithstanding Ibe magnanimity dls played by tbe authorities the school Is not patronized and appreciated as il should ba by the people ot the townat least It is appreciated by but low Now patrons what is the matter Why this nonappro elation 1 Why this lack of attendance al the school Answer these questions please Find Ibe reasons and rectify your past actions While you are doing these things I shall bold a kind of court of Inquiry and see what I can get out of Mr A Mr B and MrC Mr A you said I believe that you bad a boy who was old enough to go to school who was not as well educated u you would like him to be but a boy whom you thought you would not send to tbe pub He school You also said that you were hardly able Io send him to any other school yet but as he did not want to go to school you were not going to send him because you thought It did no good to send a boy Io school when be did not want to go Now you are about right about his doing but little good when he did not want to go But let me ask you a few questions and let me suggest that this Is confidential I shall tell nobody what you say So answer them please and answer theta truly Have you done all within your power to inculcate within that boy a respect and regard for the superior authority that will be over him In all stages of life and at all tImes of his life 1 Hav you taught him that there Is a high er authority in the home than be exer cued Does he love you respect you obey you Does he see order neatness and punctuality in his home Or have you failed to exercise your rightful your sacred your Codgiven power Have you had him obey you or do as be pleased to dol Have you taught him to love law and order and to cheerfully obey when rightfully commanded by those superior to him Inpowerl Have you Mr A taught him that be should obey his teacher Have you taught him that before be w Don t Stop taking Scotts Emulsion because Its warm weather Keep taking it until you are cur It will heal your lungs and give you rich blood in sum I mer as in winter Its cod liver oil made easy S0eaijl AUdruuIiii can well become a Jawabldlng man be must be a lawabiding school boil When he and his teacher failed io agree have you gone to lha teacher to see what the difference was Have you gone to the teacher and settled the difference arnica bly and well Or have you told him to defy the teacher Have you told him to refuse to obey the teacher and If the teacher Insisted that ba obey to stop school Have you done this and Ibereby Implanted In him a repugnance to that higher authority which Is over him in school which will Da over htm In the slateand nation and which will ever be over him 1 Now you may wonder why I am asking all these questions when they wire not called forth by your statement about not sending your boy to school Here is the point That boys dislike of school may be caused by a lack of regard and respect for the orderliness neatness punctuality and law that should be charateristlc of every school That Inclination Io disobey thai Inclination to be disorderly that lack of respect for law and order may be because yop have filled in some of your past duties It may be because you have not done all that you should have dons to make him a lawrespecting lawabid ing boy If you have failed in these things the boys disinclination to go to school the boys dislike of school Is easily accounted for Not beipg accustomed to obey not being accustomed to orderliness and punctuality he feels that the discip line of school life 11100 rigid and wants to rebel If this be so I leave you to think of what It may lead to in the future NowMr B should like to bear from you Your reason for not sending that girl to school I believe that she does not like the teacher Well that is bad lamentable It is true that the teachers hardly have the wisdom of Solomon the patience of lob or the erudition of Socra tea orPlaloDutdid you ever stop to think what your daughter would do In the presence of the teachers were they pars goes of such wisdom patience or learning She would not be natural in their presence and if the teacher cannot get the pupil to be natural the pupil will not earn but little Your daughter would tit dumbfounded awestricken and gaze In openmouthed wonders at such personages The teachers really are about capable of instructing your daughter and a desire on her part to learn sod do the right will meet a mutual desire on the part of the teacher that she should learn and do right and the teacher will do all in her power Io make things agreeable But before we go further permit me Io ask you a few questions as I did Mr A Why this die like of teachers Do you remember a lime when your daughter came home and expressed a dislike for her teacher Dd you inquire the reason of this dislike Did you not find that because the teacher wanted her to take some little punish ment for wrongs she bad committed a punishment that she should la justice to all concerned suffer that your daughter formed this dislike Is it true that your daughter does not like to suffer the pun ishment when she willfully does wrong And when this matter came np did you tell your daughter she should suffer when she does wrong Did you tell her chat the teacher was right and had done noth log to gn her dislike Or did you up hold her in forming this dislike bemean the teacher and tell her not to suffer Have you ever spoken disparagingly of the teachers to this daughter Have you ever said la her presence that the teachers were incapablo and unfit to teach 1 If you have are you not partly responsible for this dislike Is U not your duty Mr B now think about this question please is It not your duly when the teachers have been employed to teach to give your hearty support to them and help them in every respect to make the school a success whether you are exactly pleased with the teachers or not Now I leave you to pon der over those questions while we pass to Mr C and see what be has Io say MrC your reasons for not sending your boy to scbool please Yes we have beard that reason before Your boy has a position where be can make a fw dollars You want him to learn early in life bow to make money It is money first that you want your boy Io get If be loses his posi tion then you will send him to school Well well wolll If you think a few dot lire now will do that boy more good in the foture than what be could acquire in this ninemonths school if you have no higher ideals for your boy than that he can make money nothing but money and ba need pay no attention in early life to education culture and the development of his char acter I shall leave you Further questions or comment woulddo no good In concluding this somewhat verbose article let me urge the patrons of Earling ton to send their children to school and keep them there It any difficulty arises do npt have one side only Come to seethe teachers They will try to do what is right They are not so ferocious that they need to be caged They will not devour you body bones and all They will you kindly and if no agreement is treatI Ibey will gladly go with you to thorities and have Ibe difficulty settled If no difficulty arises come to see them anyhow Tb teachers sometimes wonder it all of Ibe children are orphans They never see any of their parents and rarely bear of them unless a new book Iwanled for the children Come Io see the teachers They would like to shake bands with you if are a miner a railroader a mechanic a merchant or an office man They would youdowould perhaps talk a little about politics about the weather about prospects for the future and perhaps would talk a little about the fashions and gossip a little with you as the faculty is composed largely of Did you aayl bad talked enough 1 V ry well But just a few more words Patron put Ibat boy or girl in school Have him there at Ibe first nave him there at the middle of Ibe term Have him there at the last PARVBS MACISTIR Resolutions Barlington Ky Ang 29 1899 WIURBAS It has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove by death our beloved brother C H Hunt WHBRBAS lie was a Paul Grand Master of St Bernard Lodge No 2411 O OF and for a number of years A I itbtul and earnest worker in our Lodee therefore be It RESOLVED That in Ibe death of Brother 210Imember RBSOLVID That these resolutions of condolence be spread on our minutes a copy be furnished Ibe Earlington BBS for publication and d copy be sent to his brother and belt further RBSOLVBD That out of respect of the death of Brother Hunt our Charter be draped in mourning and that the mem bers wear Ibe usual badge of mourning for thirty days Respectlully f CARL E WOOLFOLICt Committee IW R e4 ARE YOU BANKRU PTin health constitution undermined by exI travagance in eating by disre garding the laws ofnature or physicalcapital all gone if s- oNEVERDESPAIR Tutts Liver Pills will cure you For sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria torpid liver constipation biliousness and all kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure Michael Taylor of Casey county owns several thousand acres of wheat land in Casey county A hailstorm swooped down on it and destroyedall Of the grain entailing a loss of 20000 DIGESTYOUfIF tiptoedeons aid coealalo jour blood t4tlatllroa an liable to almost say dlteat MM boata system 1dfHPowderthe goo4 effects situ IQIjlJI nsa does Give tt a trial sad be cOIITl cat jprtc zc Or OtUs Sprat OtMrJMMm CurtYour Ceuajh Jus JMtMein fop ChiMastiorsa1ebj St Bernard Drug Store The Times a Goebel sheet has byliepublished in Covington Mr Goe bels home town that is espousing the cause of that candidate Where the digestion is good aid the general powers of lha system in a healthy state worms can nod cohabitation in the human body Whites Cream Yerraiioge not only destroys every worm but corrects all derangements of the digestive or DUISloreAt a called meeting of the Providence City Council aepro supplementlietown lor the purpose ol having the Big Hill Cemetery put jn proper condition W A Goolibjr Alf ooX Teen writtt Haw used Dr U A Simmons Liver Msdic1s ten years for Coitircaiii Dad Dreamt Low Spirit tic and Sad It tar superior to the ZtUlat Kef Ittor I have lied Jailer John Jackson who died at Owingsville was a nominee on a Democratic ticket containing thirteen names and he is the fourth of those elected on that I ticket to die in office To Consumptives As an honest remedy Folaya Honey and Tar does not bold out false hopes in advanced stages but truthfully claims to give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and In the early stages to effect tcure Campbell 4 Co Mr Aaron G Martin of Greenville and Louisville sailed for England Saturday on the Cunard liner Lucania He goes over to look after his tobacco in Liverpool warehouses The soothing and healing properties of Chamberlains Cough Remedy its pleasant taste and prompt and penasstot cures have made II a great favorite with the people everywhere For sale by St Ber nard Drugstore Earliogtoa Den T Robinson Mortons Gap Ceo King Sr CharlesThe Sharpsburg World boasts that two stalks of tobacco are growing in the gutter in front of its office and wants to know if any other town in Kentucky can grow tobacco in the streets HEKBINE U well adapted to Ibe cure of fevers of all kinds because U tbor bngbly cleanses the stomach and bowels of all bilious humors and expels all impure secretions of the bodPlice 50 cts at St Bernard Drug Store Gov Bradley has beep advised that no Kentuckians took part in the lynching of Squab Bolm at Fulton The hanging took place over the line In Tennessee Foleys Kidney Cure has beta tested and foand to be all you claim for it I have been giving iito ray father and it is the only thing that ever helped him writes Geo C Hickock Corliss Wis Campbell A Oo Gov Bradley ha selected Lex ington as the place encampment for State guard Tbe second regi merit will be the first to go Into camp about the first week in Sept tember la Dlitrboo Dr U A Simmon Uw Mdl tine is invaluable II ClyeeTonc to lbtStoaieb Aids Digestion and Ant11 Nature In cirrtt t bit til Imparlllu i Mayfield is experiencing quite a boom at present Several new manufacturing concerns have started up and a great deal of building is going on Nothing equals Batlard Blackbery Bali ndBowelComplaluls best knooND and most successful medicines of its kind Price 25 cents St Bernard Drugstore tBourboncrops will not amount to more than one hall of what they would have done had the weather been propi tious 1 A TIMELY HINT 70arbloo4richU a health condition by the DM Dr CarUtedtt German Liver Powder TU tt yoa will be ftse from nisiarta c ids aad the grip Dr Crlte4tGarnaalJ4nrPowder I the bell medicine mon caa buy For your Cold try DrvOtt 4JSpniMr Gum Balsam Frle2ad 0o a Befit Iouale tx St Bernard Drug Store It is estimated that there arc 30000 pupils in the agricultural schools ofthe United States To keep youngkeep welt keep the ninrti calm the body ruddy sod well fed and with Dr U A Simmons Uses Uedlcla Rtfulil the Stomach and Dowel Gov Bradley has declared labor day September 4 a leg holiday pepFMtioD IUgulaUth IJTIIPmej3j eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store II L 1J6 i oj 7IIf Ir r f i I r fJttt t t t tt tt Jtf 1 REMARKABLE Mo U 2 41 U 4t Are the effects produced in 1899 Fall and 4 Winter Woolen Dress Goods and Silks For U the EARLY BUYER the lady whose ideaU 1ifi it is to get FIRSTCHOICE and in many il 4cinstances plums that can not be found tlater on we have an advanceUshipment of HightonedPlaid Skirtings t Reversable or Golf Skirtings choice t i in Black Crepons and some cxbfiquiiite effects in Vaist Silks In this con 4tnection we will also tell you of good values Jand neat every day styles in soc coverts 5 f- fi Strange as it may sound to you still tis ltrue these new things have already begun tto move nicely In your excitement howtever dont yes we say dont forget our U 4l Great Cut Price Sale on Clothing Mens Kid Shoes Ladies and Childrens Slippers U i ofall descriptions and all Summer Wash ttI Goods goes merrily on through this entire 4lmonth4l i BISHOP CD4t Mus4cU t i i ii ii ii ii ii je 1kSOLICITrn YOUR ORDERS u Who Doss the Liyiij Business 4 0 I Ask your neighbors t I 1haul ways at the right price toI vt DIM AII h BrtLk Arnold f r 4 dIto 4 I MMcOORO 1Contractor and Builder tIB YIAfie IXPIIIIUN- OKEARLINGTON KY All Classes ot Bulldin f Erected made complete read for occupancy ndIcluding ths furnishing ol all mechanical and common labor PLANS DETAILS SPECIfI DRAWN gusraoFIOATIONBUP ON SHORT NO of Building and Sptcitl Work Give me a I Ting chance al your work before cuing contract wc vvp v1 eS4SSSs SIIs US551 S St U S5SSIS9I S S U eIUSSm I GEORGE O TOY IIDCcttiorto titte Otvlt LIVERY FEED STABLE fAt tbe Old Stand on Main Street lust west of dtpo- lEARLINGTON KY I FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service I ss sssssmttaasssas S S e I a mssEu ss I = I esusstussemapsusssas I J W TWYMAN DEALER IN Stoves and Grates CASTINGS AND TINWARE k Contractor of all kinds Tin l Galvanized Iron and Copper Work iHOOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I tisssessssuiasesesscsaisJusuissieasasasss I Iww w A POpUlar Proprietar iVILUItIIL 1forI for the the first experimental I thatMIL j AJf w York company or numifnrtnrluc rbemlili t M Piped Ch nlel CompalltpI o4pouibuarkIsbuutIIvur KUB mnUclntl sabul oom ut eonpretod ixiwilered preparation t t ivrtkln HudlcliJU druci which bad been Mccr flataII to o inora UM amuuu mnllcal nttn than any otbar tot Iba cur or Bl of aurh ilia common to man u liatu their wi Impair dlgeailoa or weakr4 eailty tOt uslmtIatIng food ahwetAn5 nourlabineid end Umlaatlue Waite f everydiaeuremi or the aeeptanc OX thu tbe0omJny i114 Iawt lb priuciti IbaUlhlne rntedn Into tile rCeubuuT rde and iO prpaze1 tnd protected u la retain IU uuamlea ana unimpaired tnrough Mir txtndaU tuTu any Un choicest anouldrjlna lihtholaUalicr vtcdinAbod oiiuxlaniKlrnctaiiial ulc packed In Rlaaa protected by absorbent mtlonand atcunly corked E en the rorka tjed hvebconotaTSLIC suhleti lu lit requIrements that manufacturer vttbovrydaytoppcticOui4 moro tIait a llIUIIlrorKd1I tram t I that wouU meet lb epecmcattone ye I tore paciOllltol ot duality not lurpoued beanty and tir cuuunr workmaaahlp by Ito uaed ty tba Uuttilabstau4add I vested within live years In nwpapr adtftUItg lwtgr AnerlcaacltUea I- oncarnIug GUltblruiadIUtlac Cerl of ibe lllee4 coladittoni that 4ever the romnierutat worii to lIola nT awcumatuc baying a bar1c- z upon tM iuooutul prosecuiZon CC tttrtiad ti managr ot tiweompanj ha noted thaiIbeet Ortlb meat btng callid uou to psjkaayjron for auprnoous packing or uiueeeiaary protection re r year but la U the caao a riotcODlumed In a iweek II haa alto beendlMnrered and prored tba teitof tlmaand actual y ttIt thaqa Tabulee do not bays ib aedency to 1oi or qusilUk or dlmtnuflon oC ax undertsvobt I for Mural nreeka or month are round to be practically as tree and as fflcaciou IIan Actlut upon ibM e suoittona and notlnz particularly tile unimpaired tOIperlt or treat newipaper noiroU for a cent Instead rau of time tnat amount liand th t n In all directionS tiward Sow rtu and Increased 1Iw the company hay enterd npOe the ezpertmtnt of putttn up LIp1I tutboard packaffebeinga tr urKtary or for oa8 a cent each 4 wlcllthorteiprlnuntallyrbrtb beoeotnf such as naytfadr them 1 1 Should rl1alalI5 the medicine U rnlrorr the only a being In tha form and comparative rort o TnillT nt park e esea era not yet 0 be hid 0 ala lit000gh 51 ta probable that almost an drur aingliy i1 F stamp torwrded to the ObSmICII Co Jlio 10 Spruce ilL New York Untit the f go01 are thoroughly lniroduned 0 the trade aieuta and peddlers will be lappLled at aS rroe which wilt them a lair marln of moDe viz J canons tor go rent J UdounllllcarlolUllor IlrfOUcnJCarlQlltor Jl1II IUXX CllhlIl kIL lhor4ertllenl1cuof l J0 CREAMW rii11 to mUtt hut In Quality OYiLW d I axx I J JAMES F BALLAHD it Louto H A J t 0 T 4 U r Li JV 4- e t Ci1101IIi Gt ee Ull nbustrlJ we tUlrlvt r LOCAL NEWS h Miss Janie Victory is visiting in Evansville Miss Addie Oldhanvis visiting relatives in towns I- Miss Lucy Crenshaw is visiting relatives in Hopkinsyille Mr G Browning of Mortons Gap was in town Saturday rMis W E AiIiby18pent the past week at Dawson Springs I WIllie Mills of Madisonville 1wa in the city a short while Fri day Jerrold A Jonson is spending the week at his home in Green ville Mr W S Barnett and family of Manitou visited here Saturday anti Sunday I Mrs Frank Gianinni and daught ers ol Providence visited relatives here last week Mr L V Koontz and Mrs A j Stokes were in Mortons Gap Saturday afternoon k Miss Mary McGrath returned f weck from a visit of severalweeks Vt to relatives at Nashville Mr H C Bourland and mother i Y returned Tuesday morning from a r brief visit to the lamily of Mr W Jgr E Bourland at Dixon ix M Miss Laura Fisher of Hender t boll son who has been visiting ida M tIvS lucre the past few weeks re- turnediii home Saturday i Mr Rodan Roper of the Sebreo Herald passed through here TUC- S4day with relatives en route to r yllopkinsville for a brief visit cMr Pingrce Shaver and little daughters and Mrs J E Long i and children spent a few days with trclativcs at Bremen last week rf i Miss Emma Lee Grainger and f Master Earl Webb returned Tucs y day to Springfield Tenn after a visit of several weeks to relatives fli in this city J Miss Elizabeth Norcross of Evansville once a teacher in the J school at this place was the g- uI of Mrs Y Q Walker a few days the past week Miss Elizabeth Victory enter tained a tmall party of young people Monday evening at which ii dancing was indulged in and a most pleasant tunic spent Miss Mary White finished her brief visit to her brother Mr Howard White and left for her home in Pennsylvania Sunday morning going via Louisville and I Indianapolis I C C Givens encouraged by the attendance at theV Hopkins county fair this year is seeking N other ventures in Caldwell and Henderson counties which he hopes will pay as well The Sundayschool at Grapevine I is preparing for a big picnic at that fJ placeon Saturday September 16 Frto which the Christian Sunday schgals of Earlington Madison t 1 vilieaitU Mortons Gap have been I invited Alex D Rodgers of Hender I wn has gained permission of the c Hopkinsvilte City Council to hold a street fair in that city Oct 4 5 G and 7 and expects to put ona line of attractions in that city dur l ing these days i tpThe widow Sisk sister to Mrs fWllhatn Herndon died Sunday after a lingering illness p b1of typhoid fever Hers was the j1 first ol the three funerals that d along Main street in a sin inlealternoonMJnd y Christian J county will preach at the Mis- S i sionary Baptist church this place j on Tuesday night after the first t Sunday in September which will fall on the 5th proximo The pub I I lic is cordially invited to attend It dont scrub it and wear off the sur z face Use Gold Dust t h Washing Powder j according to tions printed on every and bwillbe pleased with the results and j surprised at the saving labor lend for tree UxJUtOolJ n BolM for BoaMwork VVV TUB N K FAIt OMPANY CUcil SLLnU NeaTest Basao L Oldest Woman t 1 The oldest person in Earlington now is Mrs Amanda 13uirdcnag- cdninetytowhois living vlth her sou Preacher J A Burden Mrs Burden is possessed of avery vg brous constitutions which she has imparted to her children and grand children and is enjoying now an astonishing degree oIIH atlhlSlie is the mother of five sonsll ofvhom served in the Federal army and all of whom received wounds or were otherwise partially physically dis abled so that all of them are alive now antJ all draw pensions Cases of this sort exhibiting such a strong and lasting vitality are in teresting to all those who look to such possible care and strengthen ing of the race as will extend the stereotyped lifelimit of man from three score and ten to a century Mrs Burden has lived most ofher life in Kentucky Wonderful piscovery iSg8flewDear SlrsI have been troubled wllbIliver sod stomach complaint I no verybatigoodIvaluable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and il did me more good than all the medicine I ever took I have gained thirlyflve pounds in weight and my health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea toI the world as being a Godsend to any com mnnily Any one who doubts this state meat can write OSCAR BAKER Sold bySkJJ nard Drugstore S Hunt Dies In Evansville The remains of Mr C H Hunt a former citizen of Earlington were brought here for interment Mon day tyr Hunt had been in poor health for the past year and several months ago was sent to St Marys Hospital in Evansville by E W Turner Lodge F A MV and St Bernard Lodge I O O FIin both of which lie held membership He was also a member of the Christian church He was well advanced in years and leavest a brother who resides in and who is his only near Vrclativct in this country 100 Reward 100 The readers of Ibis paper will be pleased lo learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science bas bees able to cureI in all its stages sod that is Catarrh halts Catarrh Curt Is Ibe only positive cure fraternityCatsrrhrequires a constitutional treatment Halls actingdirectlyfaces of Ibe system thereby destroying JIbedolDgIIIfaith in Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case II fails lo cure Send for list 1 of testimonialsd jSoldHalls Family Pills are Ibe besIII High School- sThe Gordon High School opens at Madisonville next Monday as alle TilE BEE readers who are interested in schools know by the announce merit that hay been standing in TilE UKE for some weeks Professors J M Gordon and H Boring promise to have the best school in this sec lion and their terms are reasonable See their display advertisement f During the civil war as well asln our late war with Spain diarrhoea was one of armyhadit became chronic and Ibe old soldiers still suffer from iI Mr David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene county Pai is one of these He uses Chamberlains Colic sayshesuch quick relief For sato by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington lien T Robinson Mort- onsGthgSCharlesGap Born r To Mr and Mrs W II Hughes of Morganfieldon Sunday morning I August 20 a fine boy wItoe name is William McCarlepHtighess Mrs Hughes is in this citytNo one knows the unbearable torture palDcausedbyIbem Many believe them incurable This is a mistake Proper treatment will cure them Tablers Buckeye Pile Oint mentis an Infallible cure Price 50 els In bottles tubes 75cja alSl Bernard Drug Store- sAmorjue visitors to the Se bree Springs last week were Mrs ddrenC C Givens and family and Mrsf T B Jones and daughter of Madi sonville and Miss Claude Grainger of this city J- 5 RELIEF cures PIaIIAN acd Toothache OourStomieh i- ud Bummer Complaints Price 25 Cents Sold by Si BernardDrugStoref I f- L I In Whinu PIfltV t direc TYRANNOUS flercyiijJ of Unscrupulous Agitators 4 5 j VVV HoWONEThlNB WAS STOPPED An incident illustrating the ty ranny of the organization o the United Mine Workers Is here re lated for the benefit of TImE BEES readers The facts and dates stated are exact and beyond con troversy A meetingisunderstop 1 to have been held by the operators to consider the case but their ac tion is not known The story contains is own argu ment so well that comment is unnecessary It occurred at the mine of the Field Coal Company in McLean county Told in the words of a gentleman connected with that company It runs briefly as followsOn 3d of August two of our men quit work and left to work a country bank on tba I7lb they cams back and demanded places again which we refused Tbey went Into our mine over our protest We stopped their turn All ofour me came out and demanded of ns that we reo Install Ibem which we refuted We de mantled arbitration which was refused Mr Wood came down from Central City and stopped our pumps so oar mines are filling up with water Mr Wood will no et our men arbitrate says be bas the matter In charge It will be remembered that it wa Mr Wood district agitator of the U M W who only recently issued a pronunciamento to the public asking that the product of Hop king county mines b S boycotted by railroads manufactories and steam users generally as well as by all consumers of domestic coal because the operators of Hopkins county refuse to enter into a com with Wood and his associates the same compact as is now operation in Muhlenberg Ohio McLean and other Kentucky counties the compact in which he Field and other coal companies nd all their men are completely at he mercy of this and other un scrupulous labor agitators As witness the above incident The only independent miners the only independent operators are those whose mutual relations are such that they can contentedly transact their business without the disturbing intervention of the paid agi tatorIMother Tells How She Saved Her Little Daughters Life I am Ibe mother of eight children and have had a great deal of experience wflbI Last summer my bad the dysentery in Its worslI orm We thought she would die I- ried everything I could think of but noth ng seemed to do her any good I saw by an advertisement in our paper that Cham berlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recommended and ent and got a bottle at once It proved o be one of the very best medicines we very bad in Ibe house It saved my liule daughters life I am anxious for every mother to know what an excellent medicine it is Had I known It at first it would have saved me a great deal of anxiety and my little daughter much suffering Yours Iruly Mrs GEORGE F BURDICX Liberty It I For sale by the SI Bernard DrugloreEarlioglon Ben T Robinson MorVGSp George King SI Cbartes Little Tcel Wyatt Little Ted Wyatt one of the dear twin boy babies of Mr and Mrs J B Wyatt died Sunday altcrnoon and was buried Monday afternoon at Earlington cemetery by the bereaved family and many sympathizing friends Both the twins had been quite ill for some time and the most vigurous and skillful fight for their lives has been made At the time death carne to this one the brothers tilei was almost despaired of In the bitterness of their sorrow he parents and family have the sincerest sympathy of the Earhngc on people all of whom he first taken a great interest in the twinsct9of a Slave To be txfund band and foot for years by Ibe chains of disease is Ibe worst form of slavery George D Williams of ManS hester Mich tells bow such a slave was made free He says My wife bas beeoc so helpless for five years that she ot turn over in bed alone After using two bottles of Electric Bitters she is won derfully improved and able to do her own ork This supreme remedy for female quickly cures nervousness sleep essoess melancholy headache backache fainting aud dizzy spells This miracle working medicine Is a godsend to weak sickly run down people Every bottle guaranteed Only ocetr Sold bv SI Bernard DruggltMisscsDollie and Bessie Brown of Madisonville visited the family Dr N G Mothershead this The latter leaves this week or Nashville to be be with her parents Mr and Mrs Sydney Brown who have made 5thatBismargk4rdTFNerve- Was Ibe result of his splendid health t Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach Liver Kidney and Bowels are out of order It you want these qualities and the success they bring use Dr Kings New Life PIlIIIThey develop every power of brain body Only ajc at St Bernard thug store To avoid the black fly pest farmt ers in certain western counties areI protecting their stock by plowing l at night Time Host Fatal Disease More adults die of Kidney trouble than of any other disease When the first symptoms st this disease no time should be lost in taking Foleys Kidney Cure which is guaranteed or money re funded 40 fioo Campbell Co rfr Our City Marshal Earlingtons new city Marshal has had occasions lately to test the stuff he is made of and the ilogic qigltkindwhich Earlington police officials are reputed to have been made from time immemorial Riley has the proper sort of official tradition to look to in this line and bids fair to place his picture on the wall of mens memories where hang the rembrances of a line of as intrepid lawloving and orderproducing officials as were ever backed up by a community of strong healthy public sentiment for righteousness and fair play Best way to Invest 35 Cents 1898NewyourNublanin my family and It Is all that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever youfeelA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Clay flanslon Burned Paris Ky August 27The- I historic old Clay mansion in this county was destroyed by fire last night All the contents including numerous pieces of valuable brica brac wore destroyed- t Miss Letitia Clay and the other members of the family residing in withaas n were awakened the roof was falling in Two young ladies were almost suffocated and had to be removed from the burning building No ono had time to gather any cloth ingThe origin of the fire is not known though it is believed to have been caused by an incendi ary IRemarkabfe Rescue Mrs Michael Curtain Plainfield III makes Ibe statement that she caught cold which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family rjbysicjan but hopeless cine could cure her Her druggist sag jested Dr Kings New Discovery for Coniampllon she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefilted from Sect dose She continued its use and after taking six bottles found herself sound and well now does her own honsewot and is as well as she ever was Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at St Bernard Drugstore Only 20 cents and fioo etery bottle guaranteed Friday evening of last week Mrs M M Murphey of Madison ville gave her girl asslstants jn her millinery business a pleasant out ling of an evening at Lakeside Park drove out and had supper at Hotel Earlington Mrs J M Vic torys popular hostelry then to the park The party spent the evening I and finished with a moonlight drive homeVnAg NATUREWARNED YOU Nature herself clad la the early arbs dprlnr blossoms funk trees and flowers ciulafthe chord to vibrate to thU the motdellghttul of all iprinifUme and how do Ion feel1 Have that tired ahakjleelIuf T7PboldFnerii It U an Indication of sickness avoid this nothiegCxliDr CarUuH German Liver Powder Tak on dote a day at bed tIme for III thee follow br procuring a bout of Yncatan Chill Tonic following the direction and ICier two weeks coons of these two great remedies yoa springPeeperwhen the tmo nhere Ii fnll of germ If neceMary and vheir yonr yystens warns yon loclillidSt Bernard Drug Store In the San Francisco schools Japanese children are not segregated on the school rolls but are classed as whites Bloctbes and excresences which so often 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 eOllrllyfreeat St Bernard Drug Store Mrs Joseph Schneider of Bowling Green Ky died of blood poisoning caused by the bite of a kissing bug Piles Piles Why be bothered with Ibis annoying complaint when Banner Salve will cure you 25c Campbell A Co A Galveston paper says the corn crop in Texas is the largest in the States history The cotton yield will bo cut short by the drouth Keep the Slcvnacb and Dowels la good condi 1101Ilbe WaiU Avenues open and free br an oc- ational dote of Dr U A SImmons Liver Medi lue If you want to place a small boy in one spot where you will find him five minutes later put him in the pantry TitB its To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it falls to ure 350 The genuine bas L B Q on ach tablet Misses Stella Sanders and Mary Egloff visited friends in Madison ville this week Ballards Snow Liniment gives Instant relief In cases of Bleeding Burns Bruises Scalds Cuts etc Trice 25 and 0 cis at St Bernard Drug Store Buckner Davidson formerly oJi llawcsville Ky has made a fortune in tile Klondike i Teller Eczema and bkin Diseases yield quickly to the marvelous healing qualities of Banner Salve made from a prescription of a skin specialist of world wide fame ajc Campbell Co It is to be hoped that the deci sion of the shoe manufacturers to keep up the price of shoes won ast Henry Koehler 6 Company want several carloads of CHOICE WALNUT Loos Will pay highest cash price They also buy POPLAR and HARDWOOD LUMBER in mixed cars Write them at Louisville Ky 5- c r S JtVSrVVSV tiracefully Declined Campaign Fund- Barbourville Ky Aug 25 One hundred dollars was this morning presented to the Hon Caleb Powers County Superin tendent of Schools by the teach ers who are holding their institute here this week to be used in his campaign for Secretary of State Powers declined the offer and in declining it said that although poor he could not accept it from the teachers who labored so hard for their salaries but the memory of their kindness would stand as a monument in his life As he concluded the tears trickled down his cheeks Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of hutton Ala writes us August Lath 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret ful I keep this medicine In Ibe house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it U Sold by St Bernard Drug Store A Tinder Son will put up tobacco Slaughtcrsville and prob ably at Madisonville this season The junior member of the firm sailed last Saturday from New York to England to look after the firms business interests on the other side of the water The Tink ersare not satisfied with the Madisonville tax rate which they think too high in view of the large quantity of tobacco they expect to handle Volcanic Eruptions- Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy Bncklens Arnica Salvo cares them also Old Run Ding and Fever Sores Ulcers Boils Felons Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Chilblains Best Pile cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only aj cts a box Sold by St Bernard Druggist Three thousand five hundred dollars have been subscribed to sink a coat shaft in Atchison Kas Those In charge of tile matter want 5000 dayWhenill you should take Hoods Sarsaparilla and get well The attempt to pump the water from the mine near Calvert Tex has been given np and Ibe company will sink an other shaft which will bo ready let about two months For headache canted moil by a Disordered Stomach iccompinled most likely by Conitlpi lion me Dr If A Simmons Llrcr Medicine The Girl I Left Behind Me has a dangerous rival in Manila known as The Girl I Found Here Money to patent good ideas may be secured Jay ouraid Address THE PAT UNT RECORD Baltimore Md No more sea serpents will put tn appearance on the Atlantic coast until after the Dreyfus case shall be withdrawn from the corn petition sufferingfromremedy is Foleys Kidney Cure Guaranteed or money refunded Campbell 6cCo Mrs Sullivan Dead The Widow Sullivan mother of Brakeman John Sullivan who was recently killed near Ridgetop died Tuesday afternoon at her home in this city after a brief illness She leaves several children and grand children to mourn her death She was a member of the Catholic church and was well liked by those who knew h- erCASTOR IAFor Infants and Children The Kid YaM Have Always tagM Bear uobt- Wanted dO Will pay 25 cents an ounce for ginseng seed PAUL M MOORE Earlington Ky Tkereimo Kodak buttheEastman Kodak No 2- Falcon Kodak For 3x3 Pictures d5Uses Eastmans andean film be loaded in daylight Fine achrpmatic lens safety shutter set of three stops and socket for tripod screw Well- madeVand oyeredwith leather N6cxtras plate holders platesifffi 500 3500 EASTMAN KODAK CO CM tt RocbestcrN Ye PAKE 1 HAIRRALSAM I UauUtet the be I- IuactN eizuzientpeth a- rne 1flstal5tOrHsIr SOU Tthtuioio I euI41lwll JOHN SPINGLER Nlitk aid LaFajetle Streets TERRE HAUTE IND WHOLESALE AND RE- TAILGROCER Hardware ami 6Mral Miiluitiise DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF QUNJRVPROpUCa K- Writeme for prices on anything you have to sell Consignments solicited J r lf i lli i r5 I7ItLING I TO hELP n I Securing frtedarn IDm Iltl prill of catarrh tnatet loyal liberator friend Jo- tile I tcruna hat been making friends of this kind for many years It cures catarrh wher- cycrlocated Mrs R Eades of 35 Twenty eighth St De ttcv4- troit Mich Is one of the ninny thousand of Ierunas friends This Iswhat she Bays to Dr Ilartman 5 Wo have used your Pemna with the most remarkable results and would not be without it We have always recommended It to our friends A few years ago I purchased bottle of your Peruua anti after Beclntf its results recommended to my grocer who Will troubled with dyspepsia the curing of which induced her to sell it in her store Hue lias sold largo amounts of It My daughter h lJut been cured of jaundice with leruna My pet would grow weary were I to begin t- otlt you of tho numerous cures Poruna baa effected in our Immediate vicinity within the last couple of years Dr Ilartman President of the Surgi cal Hotel Columbus Ohio will counsel and prescribe for fifty thousand women this year free of charge Every suffer lug woman should write for special question blank for women mid Dr lUrUuuns book Health an Beauty All druggists sell Pernna DOWN IN THEMINES Coat cars were reported scarce by Secre tary PlaIt of the Cooperative Coal Com pany and be says they are losing thereby Richard Salmon of Crebtrce minesi was over last Friday making preparations for their monthly pay day There is quite a demand by the coal miners of Ibis country for the special coal edition ot Tin On Mr Due Richmond who worked in the mines here In 1874 Is now at work at Hecla and Is pleased to be back with the St Bernard Coal Co r The thousands of dollars spent by the Reinecke Coal Company this year will make It one of Ibe best equipped mines in the State Mr Nunley formerly I section foreman on Ibe L 6c N is now running a machine in the Hecla mines and is fast becoming an expert at the business Weigher James Fegan says the St Ber nard Coal Company shipped from this place last Friday eighty cars of coal an cose This fact indicates an eztsnsive business done by this company The new Campbell slack washer on which Foreman Toombs and crew have been at work for several weeks past bas been so far completed as to enable them to slsrt the machInes working this week John Morgan who has been on the sick list for several months is able to be at work again John has Ibe reputstion I being one of the best coal diggers and loaders at work at No ii mine An exchange says that a new coal mini Is being opened at Golds near Sebree We must admit the name is a new one to as did not know there was such a place near Sebree There is very lillle change in the situa tion at the Ingle mines to report The men at work there deserve much praise for the courage they have shown in their tight against the U M W Stale Mine Inspector Stone has been in Hopkins and adjoining counties Ibis week lie expresses himself as much gratified at the condition of Ibe mines In the western Kentucky coal field A personal inspec lion of the mines here showed the mines here to be In Tine condition The Hecla mines were found to be in good condition as regird ventilation Mr Stone is de voting a great deal of his time la and about Ibe mines of Ibe State and is prov log a good man for the place and is becom popular with both miner and operator Engineer Kilroy who now bas charge of the engine at night at lIecla mines says there is a decided improvement in the production of coal the oulpot being in creased nearly one third This due to an Increased force and other causes 1 The two mining machines t heels are doing a fine business A large Increase over that 61 former months and those who are acquainted with the Jeffries machIn- euiedthere Ipeakly highly of it An eight foot seam of coal Is said to have been found ah Bryan O A prominent operator says The State of Arkansas has lost in actual cash 1130 000 durIng the time the strike has been on in the mines of Ibe northwestern part of the State The Log Mountain Coal Coke Co of Mlddlesboro Ky will open a new mine on the Middlfsboro side of the Cum berland Mountains at the bead of Stony ForkA shaft sunk at Bloom Switch Ga has reached a thirtysix Inch vein of coal simi lar in quality to the famous Jackson county coal at a depth of 55 feet De velopment will be pushed rapidly The official estimate places the produc lion of anthracite coal for July at 4170 000 tons over the output in only a year ago but the companies anticipating a large demand this year and fearing a scsrclly of cars are stocking up at the principal points of consumption The owner of 800 acres of coal land in the vicinity of Uoiontownis not meet log with the success be hoped for as this this clipping from the Unionlown Tele gram would indicate Upon the small sum of not more than 8000 depends the opening and placing ID operation of Ibe Uniontown coal fields Three or four of Unlootowns substantial ctlzens could easily place this amount to the sum needed and besides assisting In Ibe salvation of Unionlown become the investors in an enterprise which will Un ItIIare so well able to take one or two thousand dollars stock in Ibis movement should stand back and possibly through tbelt delay cause this great movement which will prove so much to their town slip from their grasp As is known by all the Messrs Brasbear have pnrcbised Boa acres of Ibe coal land underlying Union town with the understanding that with the aid of enterprising local parties the same would be at once developed yesterdaywho had promised to enter the enterprise and it was here that be encountered the rub Citizens who are well able to give two or three thousand dollars would not place their name for one cent Several subscribed liberally however and now only about 8000 is needed to fill out the required sum We cannot believe that opportunitygrasp The result is of too much impor lance to Unionlown With this enterprise an established fact Ibe future of Union town Is bright indeed while if It Is allowed opportunityis Teachers Association The Teachers Association for time third magisterial district will be held at Liberty School House on Friday September 8 1899 The programI935 Welcome addressMiss Kate Greer 945 Purpose of Teachers Associations Miss Ruth Plain 1000 What else should be taught In the common schools besides the Common BrowalogI1020 What Language Lessons should accomplish Miss Anna Hicklin 1030 How to save lime In the school roomC R Morton Discussed by the Association 1055 hit best lo use more than one kllllctf text book on the same subject in the school room or notMlss Malissa Samples Further discussed by Miss Kale Greer and J M Browning 1115 Methods for teaching spelling I E Asbby 1135 Should leading questions be asked by the teacher during recitation lCP- Balley 1135 Should a teacher have a regular set of rule la school or DoHMiss Kate Greer Discussed by the Association NOON 1 30 Why should History and Geography be taught together Miss Ruth Plain 140 The true purpose of Education Miss Sallie R Brown 155 Examples In Percentage showing the necessary steps to be understood by the teacher before the subject can be handled successfully before a ctaHC R Morton a 10 Are School Exhibitions beneficial or detrimental to district schools Why Miss Malissa Samples Further discussed by the Association 235 How may we teach punctuality to children Miss Anna Hicklin a h The best way to teach Civil Gov ernment O P Bailey General discussion by the Association 305 Miscellaneous business 315 Adjournment All teachers of said district are expected to be present and all who areinterested in education are cordjallyinvitedtoa end OP BAILEY V P 1 t d TA6TEEESTBNL IS JUSY AS GOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE CO cts tdParleOontUmentWo sold iceS o 1lLeuoioffclernsovwe r4sTxLabought three roee already this year iutlloirexprMDC of Ii Tn the dnic btulnoM heel Dee r to article hit ray unlnmu eau taotloa M jour Tonic louis truly unrcaa AC e j V r 4Vi4wqACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYSLIVERAND ENSES THE 5VSTEM fL5EFFECrUAlL 1fC GlalEAOAGtrPS OVERCOMES tf4 GotaSTlPATION PERP4ANINTWITS ouj jHt GtHVIHt MAO ex gPNI sw IGSYRVVJsc roeMuwaILcquI44srfLsnin Ludil rIo el dW PRITOHETTPRQPRIETOR JAMES FRANOWAY OLinKERNEST OLAYTOR One square from depot on Main Street- MADIBONVILLEi KYi Best service Choice tableAFull corps of experienced hotelVhelp A To ttomponubFprescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete haowledgeVof drags It requires the druggist to have a large amount of drugo fresb drugs He must give the ben possible work and for compensation be must be reasonable WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS REMEto BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STOREV Capital Stick Paid Is Surplus Faftd 160000 20000VCOMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1117 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of A bank account are numerous It is not to buss talkingtheknow men wage earners and to women Theres safety if the bank Is a good one Theres convenienceVthe money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squan spendsmallsum in your pocketiMADISONYILLE KENTUCKY THOS B YOUNG ManufactererofVHigh Grade Boots and Shpes RisalrWirkitiiclaitr Earl rJgtOr1 Ky pubLnew work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction The Qordon jligh chool Prof J M Gordon assisted by Prof H Boring will open a HIGH SCHOOL in Madisonville September 4 1899 TERMS High School Department 5 a month Preparatory Department 3 a monthVFOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS J M EQRDQNMA- DISDNVILLE KY rAff V f VVVf t 5gVA Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements of JosebV 1lflrvBut r II INDeXPrices Right Your Trade SolicitedVQuality UnsurpassedI St1enardErug Store S y 4 5 A4t i jjVrV a 4 t iiL 7- it 6 0 J JImost Instant Death AI Las Vednesday rnornng while a boTnamcd Vhitakeragcil twelve feara waslridingin an empty bank car nt the Oakhill mine near Nor 1jtouiville tic car jumped the track lind the lad was thrown on the trackand run over by cars and- oJ fataily uijurcd that he died in a qi6ttie Dr Davis of Mortons ronce summoned butI Jtlie yqiiTrpdiod before he could reach him It 4 Friend to Railroad Men iIn his sermon Sunday night tEldcr1iiI Tccl of the Earllng ton Christian Church spoke most of the railroad man HeI fslSV fyjleartiioes but to him in as to no other class ofI meifJdiFeel knows the life of a railroad man by the practical ex perience Of some years on the Ins brakeman and conductor 1ridL t understands how difficult it is foYtheseto attend church services fc VfeMTAfti rape vine Notes 1Mr Rot llenryund family who hive J n esiulnfe in Madisondlla for aboul Twoyears bave rnnrnrd lo their farm near t here t t Miss Nida Lamb of Nebo visited hereI list week I t Tbl army worms are damiping meadows It and late corn in this vicniIyeErnest Hibbs and family of Madison vile Sundayeirwilh Joseph Hlbbf Mrs Anne Cox of Bethlehem visited here lastftrcqlt I Last Saturday during the storm lightning struck the house of Wm Kiggin and did considerable damage lo house and furni lure The house of Mr Duct Basset was also struck Mrs Lankford Todd was able to spend Tusday with her sister Mu Wllii Motrison Mr Jackson Sisk is very sick Miss Belle Story of Jlsley spent Sat urday and Sunday with her parentsn Misses Addio and Eddie Wbilfield are on the sick list J B Lindlo andwife attended church at Harlinglon last Sunday nightrMixes Cornelia Doyal and Clara Niibet of MstliSflViiIe visited Grapevine 1a1- Sundayaflerdoon JF Slory has returned home from Roaring Springs where be his been hold Ing a prolr ctiidmeell1DENNIS It I Mrs T it Drowning and little daughter und Mrr Rebecca Browning art visiting relatives in I Green and Adair Counties The Wubstcr County Teachers Institute is in session at DixonE this weol with a large attendance EdiRobinson wife and baby of Lons N Y arc the guests of relatives hnrr this weeklSubscribe for TilE BKE PEOPLE LOVE TILE OLD FLAG I VVtllll 41Ie KniMvlll illKRIIll ut tltlNIO- niiil In Our vl Aconlrod Territory Ocenti drove N 1 A tigt1le8t I dent McKInley In in address said I believe there In mote love for our country and that more people love the flap than ever before Wherever tbnt flag Is raised Its ntmula not for ilcBpOi Ism nod oppression but for liberty opportunity and lunnnnity and what that Rug has done for us we want H to do for all people und nil lands which by the fortunes of wur have come within Its jurisdiction That ling does not mean one thing lf the United Stairs nod another In Porto Rico nail the Philippines There has been some doubt In some quarters respecting the policy of the government In the Phil ippines I see no harmIn Mating In this presence Pence first then with clmrlty for nil establish a ffoverjunent law and order protecting life and property end occupation for the well being of the people who will partici pate In It under the Stars nnd Stripes PROCLAIMED 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remaining 75 per cent of the crop will grade up to the No1 standard Huat Preaervr the Constitution Washington Aug 234Actlng Secretary of the Nay Allen has ndvlseil the Dewey reception committee In New York that the department finds Inexpedient to grant the request to have the old frigate Constitution taLc part In tho naval parade The ship Is regarded too valuable a relic to be ubJected to the risk attending a trip from Boston to New York Berlin Aug 26Emperor William as conferred the order of the Red agle of the third class on Herr Hose the Merman consul general at Apia Samoa Slluht Harthiiuuke at Oporto Oporto Aug 20t 1 n m n me teorite crossed the sky here A lIght ciirllicimle shock was felt lit the same time io damage han beets reported U RIng out Uto old Ring In the new- kagott time fa1H2i8g in the true We bring to you the new and true from the piney forests of Norway f DR BELL- SPineJarHoney bysdenceCuro for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes 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you money In the purchase of a highgrade sewing machine and the easy terms of payment we can offer either direct from I factoryor through our regular authorized agents This is an opp r I tuuity you caunotsJTornI to pass You keow the White you know Its minufacturerg Tliercfore a detailed description of the machine and Eta conbtnictiouis unnecessary If you have an old machine to exchange we can offer most liberal tern Write today Address in full IWIITE SEWINC MACimC CIMMNY Dept A CICVClHl ei tT 4- 1i THE SUNDAY SCHOOL J INTERINATIONAL SERIES SEPT 3 Text ut the loanti Et 11110 to Ir B SIciiiiiry Vcr e 10 11 Oolileu Text I Cop Ill 17 Commentary Prepared tiy the Her n M Stearns Copyright 1S59 by D M Stearns 10II Aunt when tho builders laid tho foundation of tho tcmplo of tha Lord they net tho priests In their nppnrol with trum pets and tho Invite tho sons of Asnph with cymbals to prnlro tho Lord after tbq ordlnnnra of David king of Israel That God should dwell In tho midst of Israel wiw 3lhai purposo from tho first and so Ho wild to Moses concerning tho tabernacle Lot them iimVo mo sanctuary that I mOT dwell among thorn Kx xxv 61 and when tho taltcrnnclo was finished Ho filled U with Ills glory as Ho did also tho toniplo xxl 8B H4 I I Kings fill 10 11 Ho would fill tho church with HU glory now it sho was wholly Riven up to IBm rind so Ho would every Individual believer and Ho would bo glorified inns If wovero willing 11 And all tho people shouted with a great shout when they praised tho Lord because tho foundation of tho house of tho Lord was Inld In each of tho CO verso of tho ono hundred and thirtysixth psalm tho refrain Is 1For Ills mercy cnduroth forever and tho lint Torso Is Oh glvo thanks unto tho Lord for Ho Is good It Is probable that this wins ono of tho songs they SlIng Wo would do well to make at least tho first vcrsoourdallysong clod 1s good ant God Is love In all that undoes Ulghtoous also Is Ho In all fib- ways and It Ixsoomcth us over to pralso Him Tho foundation of tho houso of thi- nhint makes us think of tho silver sockets on which tho boards of tho tabcraaclo stood tho sliver being tho ransom money which tho numbered ones Ihlllll an atone ment for their eouls Ex xxx IS 10 xxxvllt 2537 12 But mlnyofthoprlC1StsRndLovlroe- ond chief of tho fathers who were ancient men that had soon tho first house when tho foundation of this house was laid boo foro their eyes wept with n loud voice and many shouted aloud for joy In Hag II 8 It Is MId that this seemed aa nothing In comparison with tho final house Tho old people looking book and thinking of tho past glory wept as they remembered that which had been whllo tho younger jieoplo probably rejoiced In anticipation of A temple for the glory of God Ezekiel had said that God would do better unto them than at their beginnings Ezek xxxvi 11 and It may havo been faith in God that led totho thoutlng aloud for joy 13II So that tho people could not rIta cern tho nolso of tho shout ot joy from tho nolso of tho weeping of the pooplci for thc people shouted with a loud shout and tho nolso was heard afar off Thoro was much noise and It was heard at11 great distance but It was very confused Mis sionaries have gone Into all lands hut there is often a confused testimony just as It is In what wo call the homo lands There is n groat need of n clear joyful tes timony that Christ died for our sins that Ho Is risen from the dead and nllvo forever more ready to receive all who will como to Him anti that Ho is coming again to reign In righteousness and aubduo all things unto Himself 1 Now when tho adversaries of Ju dah and Bonjmuln heard that tho children of tho captivity bulldod the temple unto tbo Lord God of Israel Tho great adversary tho devil is ever going about as a roaring lion seeking whom homey devour I Pet v 8 and ho lens had long practice for ho has been at it over since ho began in Eden to tempt Eve but our Lord Jesus has taught us that ho may bo overcome by the sword of tho Spirit which Is tho word of God In Rev xII 11 wo road of some who overcame by tho blood of tho Lamb and by tho word of their testimony and who loved not their lives unto the death 2 Then they came to Zcrubbabcl and to the chief of tho fathers and said unto them Let us build with you for wo seek your God as yo do and wo do eacrlflca unto hum slnoo tho days of Esarhaddon king of Assur which brought us up hith er This king mentioned by name in II KIngs xix 87 and the people aro men tioned in II Kings xvII SI As to their worship It is said that they feared not the Lord but whllo they hind n kind of fear they still worshiped their own gods II Kings xvll 83 81 41 They talked fair ly mill their request sounded well but their hearts worn not right with God They mro tho adversaries of God and of His icopla Calm worshiped God in his own winy but ho was really an adversary of God aunt of hU brother who worshiped God In truth 3 Yo lutvo nothing to do with us to build n houso unto our God but wo our Helves together will build unto tho Lord God of Israel ns King Cyrus the king ot Persia hath commanded us Although this seemed unkind it was not so but was on tho part of Zcrubbabel and Joshua real faithfulness to God A great difficulty and disgrace and dishonor to God in thin church today is her conformity to thin world nod tho way In which she seeks tho favor of tho enemies of God in what sho calls tho Lords work IJecauso sho Is in lartnorshlp with Sodom abc cannot know tho blessing of the Most nIgh God pos sessor of heaven and earth 4 Then tho people of the land weak cued tho hands of the jiooplo of Judah and troubled them in building People ear cay and do very hard and cruel and wlokod things when satan gets control of thorn and tIne most wicked and cutting and kill lug things are not always said by tho un godly but by thorn who profess to be thin Lords people and jierhapa aro I havo known those who have boon much used of God allow themselves to bo used of tho devil to try and hinder tho Lords work by misjudging and saying unkind and untrue things of tho Lords servants Our Lord has toM us that wo shall havo tribulation and shall suffer persecution and Ho has said Woo unto you when all men shall speak well of you 6 And hired counselors against them to frustrate their purposo all tho days of Cyrus king of Persia oven until tho reign of Darius king ot Persia So did they with Stephen nnd Paul and oven with our Lord Himself and Stephen and Our Lord were slain by their enemies yet God was glorified in them In tHo case before us tho enemies wore successful In causing tho work to cease by force and power but U was only for a time for the work was re sumed and tho building was finished and dedicated to God with great joy chapter vi 1410 Let us never bo discouraged because of our enemies for If God bo Ion us who can bo against us Tho work may Bocm to be hindered hut when God says II will work and who shall hinder W Isaxllll 18 how mil wo discouraged i The Lord will perfect that which concern cth us Is cxxxvlli 8 therefore wo will shout for joy A Sunny Christian Faith ia better than doubt and con fidence better than questioning It in rejotolug despondent Christian It makes ono I own life sweeter and moro beautiful Then it makes others happier A gloomy Christian casts dark shadows wherever ho goes A sunny Christian is a benediction to every life ho touches Friendships of Jesus The Value of n Good Name byllvIng good nnmo bo nursed abroad and never bo brought homo to look upon it Let advnntagoLedon tuba CM Hat nil but us an in strnmont to do God glory and thy tacoIIkothyeeltJercmyTaylor In ttiie nnii hydrugItj- k 4- tL1JJ1JJ s 4t 4414114i N 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I rNCORPORATOO IiGeneral Office Earlington Kentuckyr JIr i 1Anch II Offices I Paducahi51 2 A S FORD Manager 337 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Wlnolessale Ageante HUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTpN Rialto 5- g Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago 111 Z ii THE FAMOUS NO 9 COALJ For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET 1lvS ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One 2 ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as CoalISAVE MONEY sfsfstfsms s habISIIh14 I CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Foplo For tk Week Bealnnlntr Sept 3 Comment by Rev B II Doyle Tone Holding up the pastors bands What un wi do la help our putorf Ex ash 113 Every pastor needs the help of his people His hands like those of Moses become weary and heavy and need to be beld up by the Aarona and liars Every pastor deserves the help of his people Duty demands of thorn that they shall support him in all his labors They have covenanted with God and with Him that they will bold up His hands And the wonder Is that In the taco of tbeee solemn vows so many can often for the lightest reason turn against their pastors and instead of helping them binder them lu every conceivable way Those who do so III cur the condemnation of Qod for He hiss said Touch not Mine anointed and do My prophets no barm The first step In doing our duty toward our pastor is to realize that we owe it to God and to him to bold np his bands prayerTborod In it was an appeal to God for aid and must have been accompanied by fervent prayer and have even symbol Ized prayer When Aaron and liar as slated Moses hi holding np the rod they joined with him in prayer How many pastors would be blessed and helped In their arduous toll if constant ly hold up to God In prayer by their people You are always remembered in our family prayers said a lady to her pastor and be went from that homo having received a benediction and an uplift 2 Wo can bejp our pastor by speak ing well and never III of him Araon helped Moses here but how he hindered blm when with Miriam be spoke ill of him What we say of our pastor has a greater influence upon his life w6rk than we ever Imagine If people speak well of their pastor they help them I if III they binder and harass thorn Com mendation is better than criticism Very often criticism of the pastor Is thoughtless and meaningless but It ls no less injurious in its effects 8 We can help our pastor by follow ing his leadership Ho ia called and In stalled to lead us and yet wonderful to tell In many cases ho Is no sooner settled than the people want to lead him rather than to bo led by him This Is inconsistent dishonorable It is also noScriptural The Bible demands of ns that we shall obey those who bave authority over us in spiritual things It is also detrimental to the cause ot Christs church Success demands lead ers and unless the leaders are followed confusion disorder disaster are the inevitable remit He had been her pastor for years Bat In all those years she bad never said a word of commendation or of ap predation to him but now ho was going to leave and she came with many expressions of appreciation and regard Well and good but bow much bettor if the helpful words had been spoken in the midst of the years of toil and labor theIspoken a kind word in life Yet how many are like this Christian woman A kind word Is often like a soothing balm to the wearied heart of an earn est hard working pastor Bible BeadiniI Kings xyllj 81 23 j IChron xvI 21 23 j Pa ev 14 IGI I Cor lit 1Oi xvi 16 lOl Eph vi 1820 PhIL II 1 3 t ITbess v 13 18 211 I Tim v 17 18Hob x 242G sill 7 17 181 Jas 122 j Rev i 1020 IQaeoUoDbl Method Quo of tho drawbacks with which the church of Christ baa to contend is tho tendency to endeavor to also money as- a contribution to religions or benevolent causes by questionable moons This CbfbotfanWrong basis while it taints the outer priso thus supported FlU bettor to give A smaller sum outright as willing and thankful offering than to bring discreet it upon tho entire matter of Christian charity by ministering to frivolity or tho passion of any questlonablo amusement in the name of religious benevo lenco Moravian SANTO DOMINGO REIOUI The Revolutionists According to All Reports are Steadily Gaining Ground PORTO PLATA WILL BE SURRENDERED The IlevolallonUlB have Cro ea the MuantHltui and are SVItIIIIp XU Hour by Ilornr a Cttpllal The Government U Ap parently on IU Last Less New York Aug 3OA dispatch tc tine Herald from Cape llaytleu Iluyti saysilumevas a battle at Uajubou BCV erul days ago In which according tr the reports received the government lobt 76 men lu killed and wounded stint I the Insurgents only tin len lln cobozus was among thowi KilledT fly instructions from hen Jlmliiey- Itamon Vuvbeco lisa been mode com uanderlnchlef In tine northeaKt peml lug the arrival of hen Torlbo Garcia Iromoled to Ucucral- Mnxlmo Cococco a son of Thonum Cococco government delegate from Monte CrUtl ami a nephew of Mliuiol Cococco delegate from Port Iliitti hu I wen promoted to general In the regis lar forces Irlvate letters from 1orto Plata quoted the governor there na saying I that he will surrender the town on tint approach of the insurgents He suyi that as It Is a national uprising lu would avoid shedding blood NISAUINQ TUB CAPITAL The nevotatloiiUU Wlluln 8I Kauri by llorie of the Capital New York Aug 30A dliratch to the Herald from Santo Domingo Fri day via Kew West Fin says The tide of revolution la rapidly nearing the capital Tine revolution ists have crossed the mountains and are now only six hours distant by horseThe Government TotterIng The government Is tottering and ap parently unable to choke the Insurrection Yesterday It dispatched n commission to confer with the rebelI lenders for the purpose pf effect n compromise Meanwhile there is great suspense The capital may Iw beselged In a few days if a comprom ise falls Gencrl Alarm 1revalU Among the people there Is general alarm The president never leave home by night or day except with in double guard The city IS virtually under military law The soldiers ore patrollng the streets The foreign consulates are crowded with aliens ap prehensive of disorder V Commandant Assassinated- The military commandant of Cristobal was assassinated on Tuesday Placards demanding tIne death nf the cabinet ministers ore postcij nightly In prominent places Military preparations are being niched by the government and the re serves are under urinn but tine Insur rection Inns thus far been remarkably free front blondithrd although there are vagui repot ts of severe fighting III the Interior Tolfumiili ltiien Cut All the telegraph linen to the In terlor of tine IMnIHI have bent put by the Insurgents and comnmnuitcut Jon IIr wire lies been Impossible for several diiys hunt refugees stay tine revolution Is spreading Covt Tlonns of tInts Lavega district bun gone over to tine revolutionists taking with Mill litany soldiers Sonic of the ttomlncaii giinboutH mayo put Into the river and It Is rumored that the president and cabinet Iii case of emergency will thee to lorto Itlco Looking lo tine United State If snore serious trouble tomes the people here are looking to the United States for protection In case of riot C t Ing the New Orleans and a French cruiser are prejiarrd to land marines to protect the consulate ==TO TAKE FUNSTONS BRIGADE Jen Wheeler OrilcreJ la llriurt la- Gru JloArlhur PUnneU Whit Iii Situation Manila Aug 20 010 p niGcn Wlireltr has btrn onlf ntt to report to len MacArlbur lie will W given coiiiuiunil of CPU unllo 1trllldewhich Col MscMim hUll cuiiiuiutulrj temporarily liens Whrrler will pro crvt to San Fernando tomorrow af ter having spent u week In etitrget bully visiting the lines Gem Vlietlrr said to a rrirrxrnta live of tIne iinim I uut munch pleuMil with the sit unstion I thlnl that when Cen Otis pets more troops he will make rapltl pro resd T1P country III more fnvornblt for military operations than I Hupjiod Thi impression that the country Is unheulthful In wroiif Truiipf Movluif Westward Denver ColAug 30 Onehalf of the Thirtyfourth regiment of Infantry which was recruited at Fort Logan left at noon yesterday over the Union Ia clfio In two sections Col Knnon ac companied the first sections The other half will start thin evening hanged Acearillnir u Law Atlanta Ua Aug 30Ioc Carroll a negro was executed in the jail liens jtMtrdny for the murder of Joile Al eiuniler n negrem lout May Dividend IleeUreil Nnw York Aug JOfhe Union Pa cHic Railroad Co has declared vcml annual dividend of two per cent oit lu preferred stock ur Eolofed Iiens All coDimunicationi ton mtttera of nawi pOI taming lo flits COlD IDa should ba addmiad lo Gao AtiiARDta Kirlimloo Kv Miss Macy Earl ii on Ihe sick list Will Prentice is oo Ihe tick list Look out for ibe cikewalk by Ibe little folks Ooo of the best ever given In Earl iogtoo ao dont miss this grand affair Friday nlRbli Sept i Come lo the lieu supper October 7 At an enlerlalnmeol given by Mils Elizabeth Victory lo some of ber Madison villa friends on Monday eveDlnilhe Intro duced a very novel cake walk by three couples of little colored children They acquitted Ibemielves admirably and were ranch complimented by all those present School opens Monday Sept fIb at 8 oclock Mothers send the children on time and come yourself at 10 oclock to lake part la Mothers Day exercises Do not provide books until Iba children are regularly graded Send the grade card If anyone has no grade card they will be graded according lo the mark they mae In examination us all pupils without cards must be examined before beginning work la any Krade Mothers come and see your children ex amined and it may b you will see that It is an impossibility for the teacher lo subtract yourcbilds knowledge which a very few K any would do If It were put sibla We would be glad K both pAriah should come but we make a special lip peal to mothers for upon them IheLfUccfcti of the school largely deponds IVadfes who are well wishers of schoolwork who are pot patrons are welcome Special invitation lo Mesdames Elixi McNary Hayes Douglass Ritter and Shelton We wish them to tell bow toTeach Religion in 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