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I U- Qfl lArTIl II J I t f J t J rJ8A1 M rr4 I NCNTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1899 j 5 N c s I I i fh 1i I ii I t r C t I 4 t tC i1JI Pt r i fEf I 4 I h- l t un u LAWS NOT TilE SAME Ohio and Kentucky Election Bills Aptly Compared fiOCBCLS CONTENTION PUNCTURED I Fallurn of tin Ohio Law Stands Out In Market Contrast With the Info IIIIIII Mcuiuro Huddled Upon Till I btaliJSallcnt Ventures of tin Two llucumeiits Senator Oocbel and eome of bl Bpologlete are cald to occasionally tie fOnd the doebel force bill by asserting that It IB substantially the same aa the Ohio election law If thli were trw It would nottJustlty the Infamous mea sure fattened upon the people of Ken tucky but nothing could be farther from the truth than thin plea In mill gallon In order that the people of Kentucky may underatand how false Ia this1 claim and howl Wicked a thing Qotbollsm Is the Leader will contrast the fundamental features of the Ohio and Kentucky elecp9 tlaw Dow on thcitatute books parUaansblpfold Ipeech when he offered to wager bis chances of eternal salvation against a copper penny that If the Re publicans came Into power they would never repeal It This II characteristic Mr Dlack burn but the Leader to assure thimthatitucky ta not a lnslncero as ba would have1 his follow ra beHeVe tad will never stop until the Ooebel torte bill is wiped from the atatute books and a decent election law II enacted And when that good day comes Ken tucky can db BO better than tale as a model of fatraeiM tWfartlalUytho new Ohio election syatem1whtch Is the joint product of the beat minds of the Republican and Democratic parties in that slate In the State at Largo The Ohio law provides that the secre tary of state who Is elected by the peo Vie every two years shall be state SUD ervlsor of elections whoso duUes and authority are clearly defined and who has no Tote In the settlement of clec tlon contests which must be decided by the courts Tho Kentucky Jaw provides that the cgeneralboard of election commissioners con IaidingtowS yean who may all belong to any party who are today all Democrats who have beelute power to decide con tested olectionsand from whoso decis ion there Is no appeal In the Counties In Ohio tho secretary of state ape points four election supervisors for each county twd of wham must be from tho party casting the largest vote at the preceding state election and two from tho party casting the next largest vote In each county the party com I mlttees select the county supervisors for their respective parties the aecre tary of state being required to appoint the four men nominated by the wo county committees The count tvIsorsthe secretary of state has no power to remove them In Kentucky the state election com mlwlonora appoint three commission era for each county who may all be long to one party and who In many counties are all Democrats The Icqpmtslonoithey plwisc without consulting partIorganizations or local preferences and in the counties in which tho Republl cans were given a single commissioner the party leaders were given no voice Jn his selection The ltattlcommllI oloncrs may remove any county com ccriearlnRandmnyThis fabsoluteboard at will eInIn Ohio the county board of election Hpervlsora consisting Of two Reub llfens and two Democrats selected byI the county committees of the two par tiN appoint four judges and two dirks for each precinct of which two JUKes and one clerk are tram each of Sjudgesotrats decide all disputed points and the two clerks keep two separate regls tration books on registration day and separate poll books and tally sbeeta on election day Ae the Democratic and Republican clerks keep two dlstlact sits of records of tbo registration and cletion which must agree with ecb other thero is no opportunity for fraudulent entries on rogletraUon day or tally sheet falsification on election day Judges and clerks are appointed for a full year and can not W removed atho whim of the county board of su pervisors fYn Kentucky tho Bounty board of commissioners which may be and practically ISia BOlWlr Democratic y tody appoints two JffigeeyonQ clerk and one sheriff fore ct The law requires that thVtfWO Judges shall of 7ahrifffOjullgeBa41the appointment Qa Democrat for sheriff gives that party 1bpf todjorlty 1pit Is known can not orryIIl apt BOfFe the almost universal rule ltft yette coiinty a vacancy is created which the Democratic dnd sheriff nil at the ppollsthat the boo Uepubl1canjudgala out voted bfIheDfmocraflo judpe and sheriff and a Democratic clerk Is us ually at hand h tbe political program caja foryjRUjMtlldtioiifl of ationdayand 1Loardtbia power can or bo eeed teVchansoi anti result In anyprecinct ifwtB election la not being conducted to suit the caprice of the county commlislonero Summary of Two Laws The Ohio election system Is absO lutely nonpartlean or equally bj anced between the two great parties the county election board consisting of two Republicans and two Dem c rats of standing In their parties chosen by their respective party committees Could anything be fairer In Kentucky a solidly Democratic stati board may appoint solidly Dem ocratic county boards without any represenI repre sentation for tho RepublicansiCould anything be more unfair The Ohio election law provides that tho county board of supervisors com posed equally of Republicans arid sBassuring an equal division of power and responsibility As the Democratic supervisors are not likely to consent L to the appointment of disreputable men as Republican officers and Re publican aupcrviBors will not agree tiiward heelers as Democratic the result Is that each party acts as a upon the other and respectable are chosen to conduct elcc t ionstas tucky election systemtIn Kentucky a Democratic county election board ftMolats one Detno cratlc judge usuHly ain ntPartlsan who will atop at nothing selected by the Democratic machine and one Republican judge named by this same machine and often amax whose business or personal incllna v will not permit him to act or Is physically or morally unfit for such a responsibility In the appoint meat of clerks and judges thero la the same pretense of a political division but these places are manipulated in such a way that on registration days the Republicans are lucky to have even a single official representative to each precinct la We picture overdrawnmIn Ohio heavy p are for Violations of the law by tho county election supervisorstIn are ao mifor the most flagrant offeaaep j In Ohio power and responilbllltj Ccequally divided between the clftven rrepresentative of the two leadlngjar ties assuring absolute nonpartisan shipIn Kentucky a centralized Democratic junta has absolute power with DO responsibility except to tho ma that c lcd it Into existence There are a score of minor features n which the fairness of tho Ohio lay r stands out in contrast with the un fairness of the Kentucky law The People Aroused In Ohio tho voters may be mis guided In their political beliefs but their will is registered at the polls with absolute Justice In Kentucky tho voters may rise in open revolt against s otflKental pout tftl C tttttfete Hni confronted Iff UM aflMMMKIW WWgere with tie bratur f Jfllttare you going lo T0 y oIrItT nn lly tot loiwa wfiil the vblblooefl bbl rvar ion You may have the votes but we do tho counting Doss Tweed was once Impudent enough to ask Whrt are you going o do about it but he was not able to stand before the wrath of an out raged people when once aroused and ended his career in a felons cell i Judge Pratt at Kuttawa- Kuttawaj Ky SepjRepublicans of opened their campaign herotoday J Pratt attorneygeneral was the principal s JMrI on the issues of the day and was forcible analogical Many Demo rats were in the audience and expressed Ihemselves as greatly leased witHMr1 Pratts address Republicans in this cection are cnihiisiastic over the bright out ook for a large majority at the ovenibereIuction Tcday g meet rmonyLnLyon dpringtc IipeakingCampaign j The following dates have been authorized by tho Republican State campaign cotnmittc m MAJ A T WOODaSaturday September 9 e Hill i p rn- junor JCLIFTON J PRATT Saturday Sept g Hartfordi p in I DR E E UNDERWOOD ANt W fi JOHNSON 1 Monday Sept 18 Madison y QTuesday130 p m HendisonThursday Sept at Owensboro I 30 p m aa Green JnONMonday Sept jrElkton i m Our local physicians have been uncomfortably busy during the f lWIInftStremely hot dry weather is doubtt less the cause of much which wjll disappear witha cooletatmosphere p cuycsrmatUm and Sores Price 25 cents Sold by St Bernard Drag Store MA m G MEN IN BLUE ThirtyFive Thousand Union Vet erans in the Grand Army Pa rade at Philadelphiam I B REVIEWED BV PflESlDENT MKINLEY llookford III Foil the Veteran OrKaulmtlon Headed the Line FWnDriven Over the Pare Ilonto PhIladelphIa Sept Olhia was the encnmpIe arly hour The presence In the cit of Lreeldent MoKlnley nod his drive our the route of the aride arousedStIe grenteot enthusluam throngH Admiral SamjiBon und thhc of c faallclock Mr McKinley receiving them n the reception room set apart for 11m ririve nt the hotelFpurtIncludingcinsenteredcnrrlagee nnd went over presideutrichly caparisoned bay horses With the president were Got filone of Penn SWagnercutie committeeIA As the president Btartwl up Broad street a great wave of cheering wa ftarted that never ceased until he lied traversed the entire route of the pa rode pasttheI the president took off ills hat Thr party reOchlttho reviewing stand at 1010 oclock and the pivjldent waited In the room of the director of publiu works until the head of the procession reached the stand when he readeIaiilna In Herlnr The head of the procession moved aIen oclock and marched wndependence teolorschorus of 3000 school children as embled at the cltv hall and sang paCt cilflookfuri1ost No T from Rockford lit the oldest post In the Grand Army head td the line Qen James W LatIn of this city a v NtJowhi uiIlltnliled Veterans inloDisabled veterans rode carriages following the department of Penney ranlo at the end of the line In order tamo tho departments of Illinois Win coniln Ohio New York Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey Maine Rhode TiahdNcwHatnp3hroVcnnont Potomac Virginia North Carolina North DnUotaNebmskaMIchlganKnn KentuckyWestI Coutli Dakota Thlrlyflve thousand men were in line The Avenue orIFame with its snow white column and fefetoonB of bunting and laurel ivas the favorite point Gold lu Lookout Mountain I CDailyIDS While digging a well on Lookout mountain U II Jurnufln and other jlseovered gold quartz in large quant Its The gold vein was struck about ilx Biilcs from Chattanooga and given ivldcncc of being a rich one tilwoliuIipotIxmilon Ky Sept OIt Is reported hat the reign of terror which has pre j I aIled In Cloy county for the past week has reached its climax in thivkilling of two members of the t pot family which has become noted through the PhllpotOrlffln feud la which five men were shot down last July Another Appeal lor Porto means New York Sept 5The central l s 9uedStates In behalf of unfortunates oi the hurricane The appeal declares c 1130000 wlirbe require to procure foi the destitute bare necessities of lifeIA Mills Hotel lu Chicago Chicago Sept fl Preparations arc under way for the establishment in ChIcago ol a hotel n the plan of tlu Mills hotels of New Yorl city whew I Wncludingnightwftloked Ills Sister to Death 2JosepbfJarllnumiles southeast of here kicked his 14 yearold sister to death to prevent bet marrying Albert Ball to whom he objected Martin escapedTUn Pair De Clams Ilevelatlons Hermes 8ept2It is reported thai c LleutCol Du Paty do Clam has made fcc roust sensational revelation expos ing all the crookedness in which lie vasguIly hi obeienco to the direct Instructions of his chiefs of the genroral staff a 1Dbllu Iloutliinleky Johannesburg Sept 4TIe condi ton of the public mind is decidedly panicky Yesterday detectives searched the 8lmmeij gjt nlno for arms und found none T Miss Caroline Comly of Philadelphia a niece of Messrs Jno B and Geo C Atkinson is here visiting the families of these gentlemen and is spending this week with Miss Susan Atkinson Miss Atkinson will go to Philadelphia Miss Comly in time for both o reenter Swarthmore College Mbeingweek It is built by a Mr Trduty IJis AT ILLINOIS SOLDIERS HOME The Death StoiC for August Among the Veterans at the Qui no Home Quincy HI Sept SThe following deaths are officially reported at the soldiers home for the past onth Albert C Able Companies E nail I Eighth Illinois Infantry Peter Doran Company F Second II llnols cavalry August Hergland Company Ii Twen tyeighth Illinois Infantry Companyirst nl Charles Lawrence Company MEIet cnth Illinois cavalryand Company 0 Fourteenth Missouri cavalry Henry C Ueatty Company E Twen tythird Kentucky infantry Kobcrt Kanllg Company II Ninth Ohio infantry LecondWllllnm nerlcpComlmny U bm Hundred and Fortyeighth Illinois In ntry FortyfourthAlexander N Wilson Company 11 ortfirst Illinois Infantry and Com P InfantryCharlesHundredth Xew York Infantry Helnrich Meyer CoaupianrIe Sec ont Missouri uembershllfOPTHE MORGAN CITY Particulars of tlieAccldont thn Will Cuuio llrlar All Hands Sated Washington Sept 5The foj jawing dispatch received at the war aepartlment yesterday afternoon gie particulars of the wreck of the rang port Morgan City Nagasaki Japan Sept 3 Adjutant General Washington Transport Morgan Clly under gold ance of an experienced pllot struck Iaef In inland sea eight mIles front Nagasakibouta off at daylight Vessel filled rapidly as beached and oil saved Officers dlegraplirilsending wrecking crcwrincl veisc with food from here Cargo almoH nfl lost an you send mc transport from Ma onlyhenceCARTEl QualOen Otis cabled for particulars and notified the depart mcnt that the Ohio would be sent to agasakitgreatJothat of time asTiKe waencbar vessel and the owners are the sers FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION Three Men Killed Ontrlaht and Five Others Mortally Injured Duliaina TotnllrWrccked Manlstee Mich Sept 2The boiler In Chapman Snrgcnlo bowl factory at Copcmifih M mile north of here exploded yesterday nilt noon killing potlrrrsLlccTyGeorge Kstabrook The following were filIally injured Oliver Sanders Itjiert Peterson harles Taylor Ilounul Ketcham George JUce was stiely but not fatally scalded The biillding was to tally wrecked debrU bclnjj scattered for 80 rods around A Roy Ilotnre WaMilngton Sept 2Den Lee In1I Ioicport drawn a rosy picture of condl provoInelllIIln and doln u business truth enthe old industries have renewed ork the natives hOe ample oppor u Thationcontented I lre lu a HlrhlRan Vlllaue Hay City Mich Sept 4Pincon nlng village 20 miles north of thli lty wee visited by a disastrous fire Thirtytwo frame buildings the 3engerness houses 25 dotallyn nearly every case Three Men Killed Cedar Grove WIs Sept 4August Scherk NIc Face and William Halle business men of this city were Instantly killed and Albert Ike probaiy fatally Injured by a train their wagon at a crossing as thejr ere returning from a Sunday outing the team was killed and the wagon demolished Agree to a Conference London Sept IIA dispatch from lohannesburg to Reuters Agency def initelyRepublic to the BrltUb communication withdraws the fran hise proposals and ugrees In principle to a conference at Cope Town t Ilelurued to Wusblnirton Washington Sept 5Mr Dnwcs he comptroller of the currency elIId Washington yesterday alter months vacation In the westIDauBht br the Southern Kncxvllle Tenn Sept 5AdvlceIreceived from New York state that thi Southern railroad has bought the i KnoxvilU Bristol railroad John Dcbuisson has bought of Mrs J L MRobertson the house and lot on the hill near W D Cavinesa place where Mr Du buisson has been living for some time The trade was consum mated Tuesday- Poloy Woodson a carpenter at Manitbii suffered slight injurieO onday from a falling I was unfortunate enough to be under The news came by tele notteII IOYMA1oEI Makes the foodore delicious and wholesome I IOAt sumo Kmc Ittw YORK THE iiots AND DOERS I Late NWs from South Africa is Vague Contradictory and 5 Urisatisfactory ONOOMAERS TAlE A GRAVE VIEW i J j Three More lutiinlrr Brlaades In cludi a Several Illulilund Itcul uioujs Kald toHnvo Been Order to Cir Colony Laluas Neck Said to be Undefended London Sept OThe latest news tecclved in this city from various point In South Africa In vogue atid contradictory Nothing more is known regarding the status of the negotia ions between Great lirltain and the Transvaal than that learned Monday The ofiicials of the British war office emphatically deny that the reserves bave been called out or that any steps have been taken to that stud Tone of the 1ress The afternoon newxpupem follow he lead of the morning papers iu tak ug an extremely grate view of tL vltuatlon although th war office tics nials somewhat tend to ally the wild ly alarmist reports corn cit late Moil day night J The Hoer Organ The Boer organ here the Standard1 nd Diggers News prints a dlapatch from saying that the tension there was apparently lerN severe and that it WttH believed arrangements foi the proposed conference nt Cape Town would be completed although Presi rcplllieTjie 8ti Jdnies Burette The opinion of those who regard the beginning of a wot1 between Xlrcnt Britain end the Transvaal aat only J byUIOThe news concerning the crisis it rery gvave We l urn thot three more Infantry brigades have been ordered o Capo Colony including the Gordons of Daryal fame oh battalion of the wbofoughtInCretel Black Watch and the second battalion reglmentfureat 24 hours notice The oCcers and men are delighted at tlis prospect of uctlve service War Considered Certain In service circles war Is considered absolutely certain The mhniralty have a number of ttanspotu ready to con fey troops to Cape Cbliny The Doers while procrastinating in regard to their reply hove been inklnp every reparation for war oiitl are contem lating raiding the Natal frontier Neck which Is the sole route the Transvaal to Nntal Is und tended Cape Town Dispatches Capo Town dispatcher say that tiIii Afrikander papers print what pur ports to be a semlofliclal account of the recent pour purlers Hut aa them cc credit Mr Coynlnglmm Orccnthe Brh Uli agent in the South African Rs public with saying that Jreat Britain was willing to abandon the question f British suzerainty If the proposals made at the Bloefontcin conference l y CIIPfColonyr of South Africa were accepted hey are not credited diner at Capo Colony or here HE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT Showing a Decrease for the Mouth Ot August of 4i81110OihrtIntcrestlnil Figure Washington Sept 2Time monthly statement ot the public debt shown that at the close of business August 1 1800 the debt less cash in thj reacury amounted to 1157300553 a ecreace as compared with last month f 4281110 This decrease is IIC counted for by a corresponding in crease In the cash on hand The debt is capitulated as follows Interestbearing debt 1000048850 I debt on which interest has eeasedsineo maturity 1215150 debt bearing no Interest 389391437 total 1430059 427 Thlfl amount however does not In- cludeOOIU320J in certificates and treasury notes outstanding which an offset by un equal nuoUnt of cash on hand clol8lfteder 9365059814 par 58484240 0 bonds deposits In national bonk d posltorles dlsbursli g nttlcers balances etc 81383507 making a total uf 962379882 against which there are demand outstanding amount lug to 683027010 leaving a net cash balance on hand of 27P352872 The net gold in the treasury yestcr 1 day Will 248757971 tho largect In the history of the govern ment The gold certificates so far with drawn from the several subtreasurles In exchange for gold coin amount to 38004810 Ou Hoard the Tartar Washington Sept 5oen Otis ca blea that the Tartar left Manila Sun day for San Francisco with 48 officer i 13 civilians 400 discharged men 735 enlisted men Kansas and seven bos pital corps men Total 1210 In Paver of Prderntla- Tirlsbane Sept GThu latest bul till Incomplete returns of the your n the fwderal referendum bill show a ajcilty of B130 In favor of fuderu don Arc you a subscriber to THE BEG You shouli be L li j i1U I q f 111 1yilt 1l4llIftt BAKINJ FONDER I co 11 DISPATCHES PROM GEN OTIS ITaLnd ot the Volunteers Leave the Philippines Oravesof the Tenth Pennsylvania Decorated Washington Sept 4The war department yesterday received two die patches from Manila The first read I Manila Sept 3 Adjutant General Washington Railway to Angeles completed in four days Insurgents north opened on place this morning with shrapnel which failed to explode no casualties loadde on teenth Infantry relieve Tennessee at Hollo and Cebu Latter with Iowa only remaining volunteer regiments sail soon OTIS At the war department it is said that with the leaving of the Tennessee and Iowa regiments all the volunteer twill have left the Philippines also pallcharged under General Order No 40 The second dispatch reads as foi lowi I Manila Sept 3 Adjutant General Washington Graves of deceased members Tenth Pennsylvania decorated September 1 byeI personal friend of Col Hawkins dc llvered address OTIS A NATIONS PENSIONERS fjvarly n Million 1ersons Itecelred Clue Bounty of the Uoveruincnt Staring the lAt Year Washington Sept 11111 annual report ot lion II Clay 1C vans com missioner of pensions shows that dur ing the year there were added to the pension roll 40229 names and 43140 were dropped 34315 of these by rca ion of death There was expended foi pensions ll833Sn3S The annual value of the entire pension roll amounts to 9131017901 being 49mi191 more than It ever was due to the pcndonslurviving soldiers 217415 widows and dependent relatives and CS3 nurses lappitcaIons Ihose on account of the war with Jnaln wits 4S7GJ The number of rDuringlasses were rejected a large per centnge of these bclnf claims for In vcafe The report will state that the lelay In the adjudication of claims Is In iivhrly every ease the fault of the claimants or their attorneys In order that the present complex tystem of pensioning may bp viiupll fled nnd to secure u more uniform practice In the future the appoint ment of a commission for the revision If the laws rules and regulations is recommended ADMIRAL DEWEYS CHINESE If They Are Good Enough to Plant and Wear Medals of Honor They Are Good Ruoaah for Citigenr New York Sept 3Time Tribune lays George II Holden who line been In the Philippines attending to the prize and bounty claims of the soil irs who took part in the battles of the l Iateflew he void I received the utmost courtesy from Admiral Dcwey When I was leaving e nd celled to pay my respects to the idmlral he said among other things Mr liolden when you get back I Mali you would see our congressman ind get him to pass u law which will c how the Chinese boys whom I have bad With me to come to America Ii- hey I are good enough to light with CiBirnincnt they are good enough to be joroc citizens Success Is AsauredpDes MoInes la sev eral weeks a committee has been colic ting signatures from members of the legislature toapledgemwhlehtbellgn jra agree to vote for an appropriation if 40000 to pay the transportation of the Fiftyfirst Iowa volunteers from Jan Francisco to the state and giving them a reception The committee announced that success is now assured More Wuuen or No Vorke l bionaHull Bristol and Liverpool by the jailors and firemens union were well tttended At all the meetings resolu ions were adopted to go on strike un lea time Increase In wages asked for is granted Crops Saved by A Henry Ilaln London Sept 4Lord Oeo Hamil ton secretary of state for India has received a dispatch from the viceroy of India Lord Curzon asserting tIcs I- mmediateI anxiety regarding the crops I n the central provInces of India hal oeen removed by a heavy rainiThe Senate as a hUgh Court Paris Sept fl President Loubet has Issued a decree assembling the senate on September 18 as a high ourt It is understood that the trials will Include both of ycytafety of the state- Vuiattetuctury Concessions Pekln Sept 5Time UungUyamen foreign ottlee boa offered the Italians mining rights In tho NliigIIal dIll frlct hilt the grant is entirely unsatisAfactory to Italy and Is likely complications enlistments Washington Sept 5Tho numbci t of enlistments Saturday was 203 mak ing a total of 2602 for the last tcf regiments called out n a Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be I SHEKK THEIIIE enY Explosion Followed by Fire at the Republic Iron Works la Pittsburgh Pa FIVE MEN WERE INSTANTLY KILLED rcrat Other Received Injarick Soma at Which Will P4v a dtal Fire PolloTTcd tit Explailaa Adding to the Horror of the Drcndlal Dluutcr Pittsburgh Fa Scit 2A bollct explosion at the Republic iron works on South Jjrcst fiKtV lylie1ureyilghtkJlled five men and wrloiply Injured seven Fire which broke out following the explosion iddetl to time Horror The ralll wai partly wrecked and tho entlrd plant tvas cOmpelled to close down The lUt jf killed and Injured Js an follows Tk Killed David Matthews heater married TbomiK Beaten heater married Vm Thomas heater married John Warmlnskl heater Unknown man cmahed almost b- end recognition The Injured Malachl Donahue 58 yean of age uddier fatally burned Nell Donohue hU son 28 years old rtlll die Frederick Herb 48 years old will JleStephen Macaskl Henry Sanders 1eter Bchnitzer Unknown roan cut about head left the hospital without giving his name Few Men Were Around The explosion occurred Just as the dDYforceHere were only a feyr tutu in the milt it the time It occurred in the 14lhcK Jepartmentr and the concussion was terrific Buildings were shaken a mile tway and dust filled the air for two r three blocks It entered open win iows and nearly aufficated persona nho were aroused by the roar and the ihockThe Wreckage Took Fire texplosiontheto the difficulties encountered in rca ulng the burned and mutilated vie musELLOWFEVER AT KEY WEST The Garrison to lie Removed Farther North Probably to Fort UcPIier on Gn Washington Sept 2Geli Frank joramandlnff the department of the ulf has telegraphed the war depart ent that four cases of yellow fever love appeared at Key West and asked instructions In reply Den Miles cent telegraphic nstructions directing the removal of 1 sucupolnttf1 g heiting f the ample quarters at that pointbThe garrison at Key West is comb poked of batteries B and N First or it J urgeouKey5teniberg that four cases of yellow iever have appeared in the town There ire no cases among the troops Yellow Fever at Vlncennes Chicago Sept 2A special to thew t saysheport of the death of a inun at Via ennes from yellow fever The man bad lately returned from Cuba and though sIck when ha reached New ork was permitted to come on to this state The case is pronounced cer talnly yellow fever the patient having yetlowoame was not given lisndit Slrong hoia Tshsa Washington Sept 3oen Otis en bled the war department a dispatch nblch he received from Oen Hughes it Hollo len Hughes said Lieut o Byrne on August 31 destroyed Argogula the most Important bandit stronghold killing 21 anti wounding m summyr deloadingteat won remarkable as the town was tccesslble ouly by a road up an almost perpendicular slope constantly under Ire for one thousand feetlniebest Mining Camp oa Earth Seattle Wash Sept 3W B Dean wbo has just returned from Cape Name claims that the district wIllDbecome the richest raking camp c rarthHe said Cape Nome Beech has een prospected and demonstrated to- ontain pay dirt for a dletance of 34 mileinTaken SaMealjr liilChicago Sept 4E B eral manager of the Hudson Bay Conwith headquarters at Winnipeg who lion his way to Europe wee taken severely ill here yesterday Mr Nixon is confined to his bed Using Ports Rico CoffeebWashington Sept 2 con Dry department is now buying coffee n Porto Rico for supplying the army n that island and Cuba This action has been taken as a measure of relief Dead Due West B 0 Sept 5Rey Win Moffatt D D LL D 28 years presl dent of Krsklne college Gild for many ears editor of the Associated lIe Presbyterian dUd Yesterday Willing Workers Wasted To such we will explain how others make IroD11500 to Ijjoo weekly handling omr rv pNTEEDSALARYcontract but give terms and explain In I concise and simple manner We will shortly need a representative In each cone- y for a publication which we believe wll eclipse anything heretofore marketed Ex periencaio canvassing will be valuable bat yndRand McNally Company 166168 Street Chicago III I II i Keep I I coughingI- la We know of nothing better to tear the or urthroltand lungs It la better than wet t te cause bronehltli adIipfttUMOalt teen ItIandIyet wll1aeceed In weightiosinjourapetite I ana slow ana making everything exactly right for the germs consumption I I Stup uhihg lIntl ECU will get well erS 1 Cberm Pectoralcures coughs of kind An ordinary cough disap pears a The racking coughs of bronchitis are soon completely mas teredoAnd If not too far along the coughs of con sumption are completely cured Ask your druggist for one of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster It will aid the action of the C Cherry Pectoral It TOO bar an eOD blDt bat mndieI4icewrite us fresh TouwImmrtcsla msybIctgrSsl5ioaoyou PLEASANT GROVE ITEMS Tribute to Our Busy Town and People Hot days and hot nights make the flies w a growiththeir leafy bower i arelmostwhich ftfTsBoiVTespecta ilssnperlor to that of last year Pleasant Grove can boast of someof the best growers In the county among whom are Pres Patterson Sham Graham Walter Dement and Messrs ttroomfieldaod Crumley ltorways a good market and demand for same ltlzensliberal MadisonuleEarllngton ers more plentiful Mr James Wright has sold bis farm to tohristianoff the farm w bestheatto put In a large crop this fall Mr Lou ofheat1 Ohiokmanufacture of rosilc work from the wocd of white hickory and willow lIoodNosick are all well again Tbo Sundayschools in this vicinity will attend the Sundayschool celebration at saDtlodlcaHons atManitouIieentbirthdayMr Charles Stark and Miss Hosa Lee Brewiagton returned last Wednesday from Maytboypathway Mr Edmon wile and mclher of Midi MrsJ ay RAMBLM Ax Jottings Your correspondent returned from a Kylastpbyslcally ple there on Sunday Rev K Oi Ramey preached Mrs Tins Grovehurchgregation muisitinganity mlnhter year at Cave Springs Church ext Sunday hasdODounity sad it is hoped he will be returned for the next conference year aeillbborbood after his wife who had been lo the camp meeting sad returned home on Sunday Your correspondent bad the pleasure of DuaoDSslulcrowd in attendance We should not think because the Demo RepubIIcans gain the victory We should gel saab byIbltSaLMauNDl steadilybut tyhoidwidespread interest felt in Dans recovery He is one of Earling tons best young men Mrs T Barnett has been quite ill for several days and is et under close surveillance of the octors who are not altogether sat isfied as to the case She was resting better yesterday a ii 1iI F 1i i t A 1 a A i 4 1t a 4 j 9 l 1 I L f 4 L i j f- jijr u 1 I 1 J- 1f i 6 I r r C e I 3ee PAUL M MOORB Editor cad Mar BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorportttd- Kattrtd lbs PcitoBct it Birlloitoa at Secowl 1nlteT SUBSCRIPTION RATES paY irttrlctlr In tdrinci ilfco jo ThisMoDtbI S SlnCople e 5 mailed frta en pp4ssbLICorreipondaati winked IB all onntr Address U ferpsrt1c1ars- I THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 189- 9f1cJB M I1Ii f REPUBLICAN TICKtfT 1 f For Goventtfif W S TAYLOR 5 jJ1j Of Butler County For Lieutenant Govc- 1JOHNARSHALT c t tot Lbbisvil1 For Secretary of State cALlEB POWERS I i40f K x County For Attorney General CLIFTON J PRATT Of Hopkins County F Auditor i REV JOHN S SWEENEYI Countyi1 For Treasurer I WALTER 1R DAY OfBreathitt CoUnty For Superintendent of Public I In structioni O Campbell County For Commissioner of Agricultur- eclijr j w THROCKMORTON- bflFayette County For Representative BEN T ROBINSON WHERE goeth the calamity I shouter with his occupation gone SPEAKING oi trusts wonder how much the silver trust has paid in behalf of Mr Bryan during the past tour sears THE proposed Democratic in vestigation of trust might well begin at home with Mr Bryan and the sllvertrusts TIlE Republican Tariff is doits business at the old stand and th country is well satisfied with reJl results Peoria Ill Journal WE wont starve this year The latest reliable estimate of the great American corn crop places it at 2500000000 bushels The target est crop ever grown TilE London Times fears tbat our Protective Tariff has been found to be too good a thing to give up That is exactly the case4 New York Tribune EXPORTS of manufacturers have under the Dingley protective tariff law reached the enormous amount ofa million dollars a day The amount of exports under this laW for seven months this year is fan 975904 against 110389946 id corresponding period DATA in the hands of the New York state bureau of Labor StaJ tistics shows that the percentage of labor unemployed in that state is less than one per cent and iri some trades there is no inn ploycd labor There have never before been so few unemployed borers reported GOEBEL vetoed the idea of establishing his headquarters at Louisville and his wirepulling will continue at Frankfort as heretofore He was too cautious and secretive to permit his headquarters in the same hotel with the lively Repub lican Campaign Committee before ensconsced in its basement WITH the booming trade in the middleof the dog days and factories so busy that the annual vaca tion closing cuts seriously into the filling of orders and in some instances has been necessarily cur tailed it is a bad year for Bryan ism Bryan first attained promt nence by telling the workings peo pIe that he would save them from hard times 1fedidby being de featedTroy N Y TimesI Jweone we JoseIBoast of the Goebelite But will they Not many of the col ored voters are to be deluded by any sort of scheme of the man whose greatest energy is deVoted to the infamous lawhis creature ihatis to be worked if he dares to disfranchise the voters of tile s State and the colored voters especially JUDO CLIFTON J PRATT has been making a series of pqlftiical speeches in Western Kentucky as announced in TilE BE which are characteristically strong and con vincmg As is always true of Judge Pratts utterances these speeches are free from vituperation aad the vile things which so fill the of olitical cam I ttirsinlkeHiucky today They aUllb t1iizes of a gentleman aida juridpolishcd argumenta tive logical convincing THEY idid not stack arms they did not runaway they were not serving the insurgents in the Philippines nor their sympathizers at hdrhe They had no part nor pa tience with the men few in num ber happily who would have reo jbicedbvhave seen them lay down their ermsin the presence of an enemy whom they had just emancipated from the Spanish rule and Who should have been our fore- furnishedraWICrjends jrhey an example dCvOtionancl sacrifice which will brighten the glorious record of American valorPresl dent McKinley on American soldiers in the Philippines Pittsburg August a8 1899 A COMBINATION of agricultural interests with a capital of 120 000000 isjeported to have been formed in Kansas dangerously near to Nebraskafor the purpose of regulating and controling the shipment of farm products in all states on the Mississippi river and tributary thereto And this in cludes Nebraska The report goes on to state It is also the avowed aim of the new concern to establish and maintain offices yards grain elevators and to appoint and maintain agents and agencies forhandliSgj gathering keeping selllnand d distributing products asdVtoleaa arid borrow mone- yadtQdolIbankingbusiness II Mr Brrah will probably have to retire to the fertile west to fight thefartnefs trust- Veracity and fir Qoebel The Lexington Leader thus sum mirizeatheiresult of Mr Goebels cahipaignon Mr Goebels veracity- I Capt Stone charges Mr Goebel with a broken promise with Intentional dpliiawdi personal dishonor and the charge Is aol as Yet dlsproven or denl- elUMiP W Grlnslead desk his statement denounce it as false and gives the facts that prove It to be false III Governor Bradley denies his state tneat ds uacu it as false 1VCcilDG Colson in a matter WCbisieeorwill prove says his state te6tIwVJudge Ingram County Judge In another mailer in which the records will prove tntf facts contradicts his statements tndpntaounces them false VII courteous bat emphatic lan guage Mr August Belmont gives currency tolallDaqualified repudiation of the truth ot his statements Stone Gnnstead Bradley Colson In raid Belraont vs Goebel- POLITICAL POINTS Bryan pretends to believe in the extermination of trusts yet he votedagainst the antitrust clause ia Itke McKinley lawLeaven worth TimCs- Surprising reports come from the neighborhood of White Plains asto thevolume of opposition to Goebelism to be found there It HopkibS I dont like Goebel a bit Among the most ardent anti Goebel Democrats of Hopkins county is Rufus Tcague recenty a candidate for the Democratic nomination for representative Mr Teague was also one of the first appointed Goebel election commissioners for Hopkins county Capt Jphn H Christy a demo cratic leader of Hopkins county and udtil recently a Goebel man is now for Brown first last andall the time Capt Christy was through the Confederate service and may not appreciate the insults offered exConfederates by the prince of insultersGoebel- Reliable news comes from Nebo to the effect that many of the staunchest Democrats of tbat thriving agricultural section areI doing yoemen service against Goe bel They are among the most prominent and influential men of countyManyfor Btown but some of them strike straight at the mark and declare they will vote for Taylor The Democratic County Committee of Christian county has nominated Dennis R Perry to make the race for representative against James Rodgers the Retpublican nominee Tfagfeulsville Times prints in full a speech that Captain Ellis is sui to have made while later news finds jthe Captain too mayhavewritisnit livered it Jes much like the bashful lover who failed of speech when in her presence but writ his i piece placed it in the fork of a sickandj ltedit in the window TheCapiiin rna nave been con verted butpisetfplL enough to hoIoItHaW nUIiJPJaindealer Mttle Strokes 6ilFeljreaf Oaks p The ihe forest liST to the continual blows nuutiitfJ4I1 nun When tye fuontn cogcd ant impure the mile drops of Hoods Srsapaf8l properly den fV11J fett the oak of bud blood I1fnrrd1tS GOEBELS SPIDER Wet I- How With pevlllsh PremecKtii 0 itionand Foul PublicaftdAs He Entrapped SANDFORD TO HIS DEATH Proofs That Show He Sought the Encounter From the Louisville Evening Post Jrij cent speeches in behalf ol the Musk llattnoswreoa Chajles K Wheeler and RF Peake made statements regarding the killing of John Sandford by William Goe belMr Wheelers account of the tragedy was as follows But they say he Goebel killed John Sandford and we can not vote for a man who has com mitted murder Let us see about that He killed him with unerring aim for Goebel always shoots true whether it is at a political or peronal enemy Why did he kill him I will tell you why he did it There cross the Cincinnati and Covington bridge spanning layIpeople who work in the city ol Cincinnati but who have their homes in Covington This bridge company charged them 5 cents every time they crossed that bridge Goebel himself the off spring of humble parentage having escaped those twin hardships humble birth and low fortunes CovinKithe Legislature to reduce the tolls on this bridge to i cent It be came a law John Sandford owned a large block of stock in this bridge company and he wrote or inspired the publication of a piece in a Covington paper which reflected on Goebels mother who had been GoebelIhonor him for it If he had sat by and permitted this rich man and banker that he was to have slandered the memory of this poor old German woman who had given him birth he would not have deserved to have been the nominee of the Democrats of Kentucky for Governor and I would not have supported him But with the firm determination of the mans character he bided his time and although Sandford had sent him word that he would kill him on sight he went calmly about his business and one day when passing in the street Sandford coming out of his bank saw Goebel and without a word he drew his pistol and fired but so venomous was his hatred and so determined was he to des stroy Goebel that his nerves were unsteadied and he missed his aim but he had waked the lion Goebel shot him and John Sandford was no moreMr story of the tragedy differs somewhat from the testi mony of Wheeler Peakes Ian guage is reproduced herewith Oh yes they say he killed a man So did Gen Jackson whom we love to speak of in such terms of praise I believe he in duels killed four Goebel I believe killed one What are the circumstances Murder is the willful tak jog of human life with malice aforethought and malice afarethought is a predetermination to do the act of killing without lawful excuse What did Goebel do Walking along the streets of Covington in AttorneyGeneral then Judge of the Campbell Circuit Court Charlie Helm they ap proached the bank of Mr Sand ford A man passed by and shook hands with Mr Sandford He had his right hand in his pocket and shook hands with his left The three gentlemen saw that motion Goebel knew that he had received word from John Sandford that he intended to kill him on sight and he made that threat using an op probious epithet of Goebel with an oath Goebel knew it and as he approached Mr Sandford ho walked from the inside of the pavement- to the outside that he might if possiblelet the bitter cup pass from him trying to pass on and when he approached Mr Sandford Mr Sandford said to him Sir did you write that article Although Goe bel had not written it he had the courage and manhood to say he had after the treatment that was accorded him and he said I did and then Sandfords pistol ex ploded He shot at Goebel Goe bel was seen to wince He drew own pistol and placed it across he shoulder of Charlie Helm and fired at Sandford an appreciable interval having elapsed between the time Sandford fired and the time he fired His ball struck Sandlord jn the forehead and killed him If lie had not killed Sandford Sandford would have killed him It was seen after Mr Sandford was riled that his bullet struck Mr Goebel in the side barely redden ng the skin raising a little welt Would any man let Mr Sandford kill him or would he have done as Mr Goebel did In its Sunday edition the Dis patch in order to show what ends the Goebel spellbinders have been driven to find an excuse for the slaying ofS ndlor prints a com plete history of the causes leading up to the famous tragedy on the streeets of Covington supporting its account by sworn affidavits an photographic reproductions of the documents ngured in the case Among others the vile language which was the sole and only cause of the killing is shown in Goebels own handwriting Shortly after the same was printed in full in the Ledger and the shooting occurred In connection with tKe 5- prtbrnfttsle afacsit1leLwhic h VgiveS1 IftrcwithY MrMorri is Brakes the folltiwing wftH statement Covirigtdnjky Sept i 1899 J W Morris says he is the editor of the Record a newspaper published at Covington Ky that just before the time of the murder of John L Sandford by William Goo said Goebel produced the above and hereto attached paper which is in the handwriting of said Goebel and requested him to pub lish the same in the Recdfd and said Morris declined to do so say ing that it might bring about se rious trouble and Goebel said That is what I want but said Morris did publish same after strik ing out the objectionable language 4CJVMoRRlSI GOEBEL SHOT FIRST In regard to the killing of John L Sandford by William Goebel the following affidavit has been made by R S Morgan of Kenton county who was conversing with Sandtord just a moment before Goebel came up and fired the fatal shotCommonwealth of Kentucky county of KentonOn this atl day of August 1899 personally appeared before me U J Howard a notary public in and for the said county and State R S Morgan who being first duly sworn by me deposed and said as follows On the morning of April nth 1895 I resided in the city ol Covington a No 19 East Third street I wa acquainted with the late John L Sandford of the city of Covington Onthe morning of April it 1895 I was standing on the sidewalk ii front of the First National bank o Covington in conversation with tht said Sandford He was cool anc collected and gave no signs of ner vousness or agitation I had bee talking to and with him fo not to exceed five minutes when I saw three gentlemen coming up Madison avenue on the same side of the avenue on which Sandford and myself were standing I rec ognized Frank P Helm as one o the three being acquainted with him As he was the President of the bank I took it for granted the three gentlemen had business with him or with Sandford and turned to leave I bade him goodby and turned to go and as I turned I heard a shot fired an then atfother They came so closely together that it is and was impossible which one of the two SandforcI or Goebel fired the first Goebel as he came up Madison avenue had his overcoat on his left arm From all my knowledge of the facts and the situation at the time the shots were fired I give it as my best impression that the first shot was fired by William Goebel I make that statement from my knowledge of Sandfords acquaintance with fire arms from his youth He had bees- in the Confederate army was a hunter and a firstclass shot Other wise the fact of the two shots com ing so thoroughly close together make it impossible to tell from which pistol the first shot came I know that Sandford did nqt have a pistol in his hand when I was with him and he did not draw a pistol as I turned to leave him Said Morgan further deposed and said that when he turned to leave and atter he heard the shots fired he turned back and saw Sandford fall ing and Goebel with a smoking pistol in his hand standing near him Said Morgan further deposed and said that when he saw the body of Sandford on the sidewalk he turned and went up Madison avenue to Pike street and then crossed and went back on the east- side of the avenue opposite to where the tragedy had occurred He made no statement as to what he had seen to anybody at the time nor during the time of the examination by the Coroner or the countyfor sire to be connected with the affair in any way whateverR MORGAN Sworn tp before me and sub icribed in my presence by R S Morgan this 25th day of August SCOTTS EMULSION OF CODLIVER OIL WITH- HYPOPHOSPHITES should always be kept in the house for the following reasons FiRST Because If any member of the family has a hard cold It will cure It SECOND Because If the chil dren are delicate and sickly It wilt make them strong snd well THIRD Because If thfe father or mother Is losing flesh and becom- Ing thin and emaciated It will build them up and give them flesh and strength FOURTH Because it Is the standard remedy In all throat and lung affections No household should Le without It It can be taken In summer as well as In winter druggIstSCOTT w York 1899lUIIE J IIOWAWU glorifyhiscIeedin wiirkvail not In part the Dispatch says bydtheir man is controverted by tho facts and supplemented with proof which shows that Goebel not only wrote the article but used every endeavor to secure its publication finally succeeding in getting- e it published in the Ledger of Cov ington a weekly sheet that died with the publication of the article which caused the tragedy It was run at the time by Tom Reillynow the Coyington reporter of the Cm cinnati Enquirer and ayoung man named Ed Steinborn who is now connected with the Cincinnati Com mercialTribune Mr Steinborn at the time was the foreman of the Ledger composing room The arti cle came to him and he recognized the handwriting of William Goe bel He was perfectly familiar with it having seen it scores of times in the various courts which he had reported before going into ReillyWhenbe set up in type ho read it and found it to be indecent He therefore refused to set it up and then consulted with Reilly about it Reilly said to him Oh thats all tight let it go Itll be all right Reilly InStsted Upon its Jjejrig all right and Steinborn not wishing to antagonize Reilly set the article up and it appeared in the Ledger It was in the handwriting of Goe bel and he testified to the fact be fore the grand jury Prior to the appearance of the famous article in the Ledger Goe bel endeavored to have the same article published in the Covington Record but the editor Mr j W Morris refused to publish that part of which was so objectionable and cut it out of the article handed him by Goebel A facsimile of that portion cut off is produced today It is in the handwriting of William Goebel Mrging statement of what occurred in reference to the publication beIa officeJa Morris to call at his office as he witbfat which provoked the shooting between himself and Mr Sandford publishedjtrouble besides being unfit for publication in a respectable newspaper Mr Goebel assured the that if it was published he would support the editor financially and any other way if trouble should result Mr Morris finally agreed to publish it if Mr Goebel would sign his name to the copy not for publication but for self protection He declined to sign it saying any one who knew his handwriting would recognize the writing in the manuscript Mr Morris finally consented to publish the letter and did so with the obnoxious part omitted and marked as an adver tisement Mr Sandford called at the Record office several times to get the name of the author of the enligbtIWILL BE GRANTED Petition of Citizens for Bridge Over Creekon Moss Avenue The petition of a number of citi zens which was presented at the meeting of the City Council Monday evening received nothing but favorable consideration and will be granted in a substantial manner in due time It asked that the city council have constructed bridge on Moss avenue to span the creek west of Railroad street and that the bridge be a wagon bridge The council instructed Street Commissioner J W Day to investigate the ground and report at next meeting what could be done and what would be required by the condition of tho creek and the street When this report is received the Council will order the necessary bridge built before the weather gets bad City Assessor Appointed rAt the meeting of the City Council Monday evening J T Barnett was appointed City Assessor to take the list as September 15 upon which is based the tax list for the year 1900 The appointment was made without solicitation on the part of Mr Barnett but with the knowledge that he would ac cept if appointed and was made solely because of Mr Barnetts knowledge of the people and property of the town through his longI service as city marshal and tax lector recently resi ned The council as a bodentertained strong sentiments in favor of ap pointment of a young lady or a young man out oi employment but decided upon the appointment of Mr Barnett because with his cxsperience he was considered able to make a most thorough and com plete list of persons and property and serve the town to best advant age Mr Barnett has accepted the appointment and wnl make the assessment promptly when the time arrives Episcopal Service Archdeacon Benton of Louis ville will be in Earlington on Suns day evening and will hold the ser vice of the Episcopal church at the Assembly Hall at 8 p m As the Archdeacon has many friends here and has been heard here often be fore they will doubtless welcome him their presence on this occasion The public will be cor dially welcomed at this service To those livingi- nma1i1atricts Tutts Pills are inclispensiblei they keep the system in perfect bidder and are an absolute cure for sick headache indigestion malaria torpid liver constipa tionand all iilious diseases Tutts Liver Pills Co Jan Better Middlcsboro Ky Sept 4 The condition of Col and exCon gressman Colson who suffered a stroke of paralysis yesterday is much improved today and it is be lieved he will be able to be moved to his home in a few days DIGEST YOUR FOOD tI7loodsues tad ton Into your blood and thee yna an liable to uraoat any dlicwe the human rataa IharPowdereffects after talflW 0lIl dose Give It a trial and bccoaTlactd Pitta VtCr Dr OsrvaGtiuBalaam Carte Your Caui Jail 4hMsIath for ChHann 1orsSt Bernard DrM Slate Tho State of Indiana will dedi cate its monuments on the battle field at Chickamauga Park September 20 iuig irrttMoi t the forerunner to coniamptlon Dr Bells PmaTtrHonsr will care it cud give such strength to Ibe luoft that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all Rood droggUU It is denied Washington that Rear Admiral Watson has asked to be relieved of his command at Manila Volcanic Eruptions ArC grind but Skin emptiest rob lite of joy Backlena Arnica Salve cures them also Old Rnnning aad Fever Sores Ulcen Bolls Felons Corns Warts Cuts Brnlses Burns Scalds Chapped Shads Chilblains Sleet Pile car oa earth Drives out pains and aches Onlr 35 eta a box Cur guaranteed Sold by srIBernard DroIlISiIThe thirtythirdannual encamp meat of the Grand Army of the Republic is on at Philadelphia You may bridle the appolltebal you cannot bribe the liver to its work well You omit be honest with it help It deaf a little now and then wllb adow otHERS INE the best liver regulator Price soc Si Bernard Drugstore Having resided so many year JohnReligibility to the office of President of the United State T Powell Hcotlf Teen wtiieit liars Died Dr U A Simmons Um Medicine to jetrt It doss all that U claImed tent end has used ni many doctora bill I would not IT one package of II for a too ot ZULus like that I used MajGen John Boyd having resigned as commander of the Kentucky division United Confederate Veterans because of illhealth Gen John B Gordon has an nounced appointment of J M Poyntz of Richmond Ky as his successor Whites Cream Vemifage is perfectly harmless and will remove crery worm It U also a tonic and Djr its streagthtaieg properties will restore to palo chub the rosy hue of health Price aj cts JSI Bernard Drugstore An arrangement should be made to have M Bertillon give one of bis continuous performances on this side of the pond Weak Blare Mad Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and graoalated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put np in lubes end sold on a guarantee by all good druggists With the exception of two memo conRressionaldelegation quota candidates for census bu reau appointments All candi dates save those in the first and second census districts will be examined at Cincinnati October 3 to 14 inclusive Frequently Protracted Conttlfallea eatiet Inflammation of the Bowel Remedy n4eDr U A Simmons Uver Medicine Col Jouaust would not last more than one inning if he should ever attempt to umpire an American ball game The great luectts of ChuaberUlae Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the treatment of bowel coapl i s bM made it standird over tbegreatw part of the civilized world For tale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlfagton Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King SI Charles There was another advance of fifty cents per ton in iron on the Birmingham market during the past week The most delicate constitudon can safety use Conssens Honey of Tar It Las sure and pleasant remedy for coughs low of voice and all throat and lung troubles Price 25 and soc St Bernard Drugstore Last year was the record year in the history of mineral rroductJolIla tbo United States The mineral products of the country amounted to 697880022 A TIMELY HINT- onf should be wli aad see tkat yont blood k rich sad and whole p1It U a perfectly healthy coadlUoa by tIUIollrCarlatedti German Liter Powder TIIlOlM tree from malaria typhoid ad the grip jDr CartsSeth Cwmaa Liver Powder la the bet medicine moBejeaavtfBy For your Cold try Dr Ottea Sarao Gum Balsam Price 2io and SOo BtttUaT For sate bz Si Bernard Drag Store It is easy to see why the United Stale under the policy of a Protective Tariff which has kepi the wageeOfibbAmedcan workingmen blgb has Rained the indus trial supremacy of the world Meadville Pa Trlbuao RepubUcaa To eat with Appetite Dipt with comfort and with Tranqullllj tt t a dote ol Dr U A SImmoni Uvr Medicine ecailonally- Elgle Umstead who has been in the employ of the Si Bernard Company is now undergoinga treatment for deafness N4JBIMTEAcursDjsapri gationBcgulal 4 tie lifer Price MoU Sold by St Bernard Drag Sjore A iAre REMARKABLE ithe effects produced in 1899 Fall and 4cWinter Wooleh Dress Goods and Silks 4Iithe EARLY BUYER the lady whose ForIto get FIRST CHOICE and in ij instances plUms that can not be found on we have just opened an ilater of Hightoned Plaid or Golf Skirtings choiceI= patterns in Black Crepons and quisitc effects in Waist Silks In nection we will also tell you of good values and neat every day styles in Soc coverts 4Ii Strange as it may sound to you still tis true these new things have already begun = 4Iito move nicely In your excitement how 4Ii ever dont yes we say dont forget our fi Great Cut Price Sale on Clothing Mens = Kid Shoes Ladies and Childrens Slipperstfi of all descriptions and all Goods goes merrily on through this entire imonth 1 BISHOP KYE E KYWTHE SAME PRIOE ON THE 8AMR THING TO EVERYBODY E 5 W 5 r YOUR ORDERS I SOLICITED I for t Win tstin Llmi Ustas j Ask your neighbors They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and al ways at the right price 1 h AII Nutt Barnett ArnoldJ5 kod d M MCUIOI Contractorand Builder t IS YSAIII XPIIIIIN- OBEARLINBTOW KY I All Classes oi Baildln t Erected made reedy for occufwacy aadIrludiai the anbisg of all t mechanical sad common labor gusraeItUP ON of Building and Special Work Give me a TIOEeo chance at your work before Uuisg contract V w w rGE G O TOY i ace tttor lo hue DIII LIVERY FEED At the Old Stand on Mala Street fast wut KY JississIiseussIsI Sts Jo DEALER IN and CASTINGS AID TIN WARE Contractor of all kinds TinIIt Galvanized Iron and Copper Work ROOFIitO AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION OOARABTEKD I I eliss S ssuseitasssusi iss I MEDICINE the- MILLION STABLEI otdepe- tEARLINGTON NI Stoves seiaIeIselusuiaiiuS 1i A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail Packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolution Jn the Cllealoa1CoaIlJl7plIO mr1uOIlwstki4 capcft for aaahnIiaInz tooda1oiLdn coer1aassssoiatuiung wut 1aJId3romuaalsverythlngentezlcxthtothspackessbo id otth sn4Q pd s to r a itS qusIltiri 101101111114 prperssioiIlssInpecked In CLS PtQtsCt54 bT aborbul a lou snd ircL 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t- k f t 3i c i JeI fL a dJoii j Ii l f Ytli l i Y ir t x ct Seel 13U Jllbustrllwt tIuet- T LOCAL NEWS Mrs Earnest Rash ISJU Madisonville this week Miss Lelia WilfOReJld o ville visitedfiewO1M- isg Katie RobiQMQ irfturatvd Sunday from a visit toi relatives near Hanson Photographs ctipdocnatt- he tent on WesMaS two weeks only Fred Hosey r tlfaed Sua graadparentlJin Mrs Kate Withers and son Frank visited relatives in Green ville a few days last weekxX T E Finlcy of tho ounty Re publican campaign committee was in Earlington Tuesday Mrs E L Stokes and children and Miss Wcrdna Stokes are visit ing relatives in McMinville Tenn Mrs Richard Farnsworth and children returned Saturday to Hen derson after a visit to relatives here J W Days two new cottages on West Main street are nearing completion They are a great addition to that quarter and will make attractive homes Rev It M Wheat closed his meeting at Nebo last week The farmers are all so busy with the tobacco croptbattheycould not at meetingitMrs C W White of Owens tboro wife of the popular grocery salesman and politician visited GapIafter a short Itayst Dawson Springsr W f The carpenters are through with vMr John R Evaaa new home and will be ready for occupancy as f4wpn IS Ihe painters finish the work ol decorating now In progress c Wrhe family expects to occupy about the ijth inst LM fr vOur former townsman L W Rice now of Madisonville has been busying himself recently add ying a new stable and other im tI provemcnts to his new home Both Mr and Mrs Rice seem to becn J0jpying fair health now 5 Rev Stann of Allen county said to be one of the best preachers in the General Baptist church will oTgih a series ol meetings at the tf church of that denomination in this place Saturday night The k public cordially invited Much commendable work has s been done by the road authorities bctwcendadisonVilleand Monarch Mines on the Etrlington andMft isonviU road The grades are re duced fills and culverts wideaed Let the good work continue Contractor M McCord has closed a contract with Mrs P J Herb for the erection of an eight room house on northwest corner of McGucn and Farren avenues This hustling contractorSisbeing asked to bid on work in other towps Mr and Mrs pV Fawcett are among recent converts to early morning hilling in Loch LMary But not even the undaunted antici pation of the most ardent anglers can withstand repeated disappcipt lOent2t that hourbf the morning und it is rumored that they now take a morning uap Log Town is no norcin the sense indicated by the name But the growing rows of neat frame houses that Have taken the places of their predecessors of primitive structure and arc reaching out to take in the hill beyond will still be known by the old undecprative but picturesque name Contractor McCord is pushing tIle work on the two new cottages being built on South Railroad street by Mrs J B Atkinson These two fill out tho line of hous es extending from Main street to the last strc intersecting Railroad street open toward the Arnold mine with scarce a vacant lot on Railroad street that does not con taina house Mrs Jennie E Moore and daughter Mist Celeste Moore arc visit ing the family of Mr C T Mar tin of Springfield Tenn this week The two families are old friends Mr Martins home having been in this county for any years and his boyhood spent the farm in Muhlenbergh C u tyinearthe McNary homestead was- Mrs Moores earlyhome YoU c f1if you ie Go1dDitit- i Itrdoe moisttof the work It lavestiin mon ey and labor Saa4 tot trW bo W GoI4ca BalM tit HooMrcrk THE N 1C FAHWAlflC CW s ANY CMuf sa Lisle NnrTwk Botea NEY yE PtCTr 5 By Coroner at Henderson Incrlm Vimates BlrdsaIl itHendeisonCOroner rendered a verdict in Fen wicks last statement which mod ifies his former verdict and par tially incriminates Birdsall The tWaThzancc Fenwick was buried thfs afternoon by United Workmen Wonderful Discovery zSgSNewDear SlrsI bate been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I had no verybad4goodIvaluable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and II did me more oo4lhan all the medicine I ever look 1 have gained Iblrlyfivo pounds in weight IDdmy health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend to any com munity Any one wbo doubts this state ment tan write OSCAR BAKER Sold bySt Bernard Drugstore Kentucky Boy and Manila rio notony Orlean Pritchett who is General Lawtons citizen stenographer and chief clerk in the Phillippincs sometimes grows tired of the con stant monotony of peaceful Manila while his General is at the hot front and there is nothing Jeft but for him to drive or promenade where go the dark eyed senoritas Not long since Orlean volunteered togo on an expedition and the re quest was granted At a certain bridge the party was ambuscaded andan engagement of several hours followed in which Orlcans horso was shot from under him and which only yielded victory to theAmericans when reinforcements came It tie thattliere fs now one citizenstenbgrapherwno can be content for a whilewith Manila monotony flows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fore any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CIIINIV Co Toledo Ohio JCheney lieve him perfectly In all bull new transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their gem Wan TBOAX Wholesale Druggists To ledo O W4LDINO KlNNAM MARVIN WbeeateDrnfgists Toledo Pi Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally acting directly upon the blood sod mucous surfaces of tbe system Testimonials sent 75CHIIII best To Protect Trusts From the Evantvllle Economist There is some consolation in the fact that William J Bryan has perrectlylegitImate around them tim protection of the themtoness is licensed it is protected arid made exclusive in a great measure monopoly is a concession that will take much of the thunder out of the Democratic campaign No Right to Ugliness ThawOMin who Is lovely In face form ad temper will alwayS have friends but oca wbo would be attractive mast health If she Is weak sickly keerber IrritableIfpimplesblotchescomplexion Electric flitters is Ibe best medicine in Ibe woild lo regulate stomach liver sod kidneys and lo purity the blood It give strong nerves bright eyes smooth velvety skin rich complexion It will make a goodlooking charming woman of a rundown invalid Only 30 cents at St Bernard Drug Store All on Account of McKinley From Burlington VI Earth Protection protects prospersThe And all the booms are booming Hard times will soon be no moreMoney is already becoming more plentifulThe harvest will bring in the shekels soon Aud all this be it remembered is on account of McKinley Never Burn a Candle at Both endsto If you do your light will soon be gone and you will be in the dark Dont think you can go on drawing Vlllllirfrom the blood for nervestomacb replaceItmental and digestive strength by enriching and vitalizing the blood Thus it helps people wbo are overworked and tired Hoods Pills are nonirritating mild effective Prohibition Speaking Prof B L Rockwood of In dianapolis mdwill address the people of Earlington on the sub ject Prohibition on the night of September i r He is one of the best and most convincing prohibition speakers on the American platform CUBAN RELIEF cures TlaNlCrS CoU Ncuralglaaci Toothache in fire minutes hour Stomach sad Bummer Complaints Price 25 Cents Sold by St Bernard Drug Store IWaahthe Dlmhmm Quickly 1 TELFPI1QE EXCUANGK FranchiSe Asked and Contracts j f i EarllngMsw J 0 e ef TWENTY CONTRACTS ARE TAKEN T Alexander and the North Electric Company 0f Cleveland Ohio on M nday night presented to the Earlington City Council a petition for passage of an ordi nance granting to that company theji franchise for erecting poles Earlingtonfortelephone exchange in this place and Madisonviilc The plan is to have both towfis on same exchange with central office at Madisonville The terms offered to ongninal sub scribers are at the rates of 235 a month for business houses and 8125 for residences If one sub scriber takes both business and residence telephone be gets both for 8300 These rates require a contract for one years use of tele phone It is stated that future subscribers who desire the service after tho exchange is established will not be offered terms as easy as those who subscribed to start the exchange Twentyfour contracts arc said to ve been closed in Earlington Ten are for business houses and fourteen for residences So far as is known the city coun cil are favorable to the telephone exchange provided the franchise asked is found unobjectionable upon investigation The law docs not permit final action on the mat ter earlier than the next regular meeting of the council which will fall on Monday October 2 The exchange if established will be connected with and be comp tf feeder to Alexanders lines which now reach a number of towns in Hopkins and adjoining counties Lila Life Was Saved Mr J E Lilly a prominent citizen of Hannibal Mo a wonderful deliverance from a rightful death In tellIng of It he says I was taken with Typhoid Fever that ran into Pneumonia My lungs becam hardened I was so weak I couldnt even up bed Roth ing helped me I expected to soon die of Consumption of Dr Kings New Discovery One bottle gave great relief I continued to use it and now am well and strong I cant say too much In Its This marvellous medicine is Ibeluresfbd quickest cure la the world Regular free at St Bernard Drug Store every hot lit guaranteed Judge Pratts Speech From Ibe Paducah Sunday Visitor Mr C J Pratt Republican can didate for Attorney General spoke to an audience of good proportion last night at the courthouse The colored brother was very much in evidence and contributed liberally to the applause Mr Pratts speech was a very genteel effort and entirely tree from personal abuse and unbecoming accusations He dealt I solely with the issues of the cam paign and made a strong and con vincing argument from a Republican view He placed especial stress upon the Goebel election law and warned his hearers to vote against it The crowd frequently broke out into applause when some particularly strong point was made and gave the speaker every evidence of their interest Coughed s Years suffered for 25 years wiln a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells PineTarHoney This remedy makes weak lungs strong It bas saved my life J B Roseil Grantsbnrg III Mayfield and Saloons The saloon question has stirred up Mayfield September 30 is the day set for the local option election A mass meeting was held in Carters new opera house Sunday night attended by fully rooo peo pie Judge W W Robertson delivered the principal address Prayer meetings will be held four nights each week and a mass meet ing was held in Carters new opera house Sunday night attended by fully 1000 Judge W W Robertson delivered the principal address Prayer meetings will be held four nights each week and mass meetings each Sunday this month Both sides are active and claim the victory Mayfield bas been a local option town for 26 years 11ahecures chronic cases where surgeons fail ItI is no experiment its saiN increase through its cures Every bottle guaranteed Price 50 els in battles tubes 75 cts St Bernard Drugstore Mrs Browder Myers is in a hospital at Nashville Tenn and has undergone two surgical operations this week Mrs Myers has been ill for weeks and it is gratifying news to her many Earlington friends and neighbors to hear that she is doing nicely under the doc tors care Her sister Mrs Lee Salmon of Ilsley is with her at Nashville Tb Uagle King cliii Bird is noted for Us keen tight clear and dis tinct vision So arelbole persons who use Sutherland Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or grams lated Jida Sold y all dealers at 35 cents The war on the beef trust is being supplemented by one on the whisky trust which shows that willing hands are ever ready to solve the meat and drink problem Henry Koehler 4t Company want several carloads of CHOICE VAUJUT Loos Will pay highest cash price They also buy POPLAR and HARDWOOD LUMBER in mixed ears Write them at Louisville Ky Photographs 35 cts per dozen at the tent on West Main St two weeks only Are you a subscriber to Tna BEE You shoulti be HALLAMS REPLY TO GOEBEL His Brother Was in the Penltcn tlary Becaus He Was a Confederate- In his speech at Princeton last WednesdayMr Theodore Hal Mr Goebels ac cusation made at Bowling Green thatHallam once had a brother in the penitentiary said Then at Bowling Green he Goebel also said that he would say one thing that I could not and that was that he never had a brother in the penitentiary There is where he strangely stumbles upon a truth I did have a brother in the penitentiary for eight months at Alton III and about that same period my father happened to be in the penitentiary at Columbus Ohio That was in the old days about 1861 and 1863 the halcyon days when all the thieves were in office and all the honest men in jail the days that Wm Goebel proposes to restore to the people of Kentucky now 1I do not say that William Goe bet ever had a brother in the penitentiary and I do not say that either of them deserves to go there and there is nothing sur prising in the statement that he never had a brother in the peni tentiary but the surprise is that his brothers never had a brother in the penitentiary It may be that they have a brother who should be there who should have at least that one position at the expense of the Commonwealth in the city of Frankfort A WONDERFUL CURE OF DIARRHOEA A Prominent Virginia Editor lied Almost Given Up but Was Brought Back to Perfect Health by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Read ills Editorial From the Times Hiltsville Va I suffered with diarrhoea for a long time and thought I was past being cured I bad spent much time and money and suffered so much misery that I had almost decided lo give up all hope of recovery and await tbe result but noticing the advertisement of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlar rboea Remedy and also some testimonials stating bow some wonderful cures bad been wrought by ibis remedy I decided to try It After taking a few doses I was entirely well of that trout and I wish lo say fur that to my readers and fellow sufferers that I am a hale and hearty man today sod feel as well as I ever did in my life O R Moon For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington George King St Charles Ben T Robinson Morton Gap Hand This Around Padu ah Register A demand has been made on our neighboring state of Illinois for 100 speakers to cram the Louisville robbery down the throats of Kentucky Democracy Had the Louisville convention been conducted hop estly there would be no necessity for the importation of train loads of foreign speakers to run Ken tucky politics Oood for the Children Mrs Ella Hinsonf of Hinton Ala writes us Angusl 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 the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Methodists Endorse Kerfoot Carlisle Ky Sept tAt to days session of the Southern Meth odist Conference of Kentucky a resolution indorsing Dr Kerfoot who opposes Goebel anti con demning the attack made on him by the Shelbyville Sentinel was in troduced and after a bitter attack had been made on it by the Rev Luther Mann the Democratic nominee for Senator in the Bath Rowan district it was passed with but one dissenting vote A Word to nothers Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesitate lo ad minister Chamberlains Cough Remedy It contains no opiate or narcotic in any form and may be given as confidently to Ibe babe as to an adult Tbe great success that bas attended its use in the treatment of colds and croup has won for it the ap proval lad baa received throughout the United Slates and many foreign lands For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles SECOND REGIMES Qoes Into Quarters and the State Encampment Begins Lexington Ky Sept + The Second Kentucky Regiment went into camp at Woodland today The companies have been arriving all forenoon Crowds are lining the streets to welcome the troops The encampment promises to be a great social success To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money It it falls to cure 25C Tba genuine has L BQ on each tablet Mr A E Fretageot and wife Of New Harmony Ind were in Earlington Monday and a part of Tuesday Mr Fretageot js imember of the firm that represents the St Bernard Coal Company at New Harmony BlsmarckslronJNerve Was the result of his splendid health Indomitable will and trem ndou energy are not found where Stomach Liver Kidneys god Dowels are out of order Uou want these qualities and the success they bring use Dr Hints New Life Pills They develop every power of brain and body Only 25c at St Bernard Drug- Store Boss Croker is to disburse the fund contributed for the entertain ment of Admiral Dewey in New York In this case the contributors will at least know where theii money went Ann extwrtut liniment of most wonder ful penetrative and curative power Bat is apt equaled bi any In the world Price 25 d jocts St Bernard Drugstore JOHOODHG BROWN fC Well Received by nany Sup porter in MadUanvllle Had thercjjeen any oubtss to iggtontIcketwould certainly have been removed by the large and enthusiastic audi ence at the Brown speaking last Saturday at Madisonville The people began coming into town early in the morning and came in large parties from all parts of the county They were not broken down castoff politicians but some of Hopkins countys best and truest citizens The exGovernor was escorted to the Tabernacle by the Madison ville brass band and was greeted upon his arrival by an enthusiastic crowd of voters Prayer was of fered by Rev D Whittinghill the aged Baptist minister after which Judge J G B Hall pro ceeded to introduce exGovernor Brown He paid a high tribute to the public and private record of Mr Brown and scored those who had accused him of beinfj the candidate of any trust or corpora tion Judge Hall took occasion to emphasize his own proposition asking for the withdrawal of both Brown and Goebel and complK mented Mr Brown on his readiness and willingness tp accept When the exGovernor arose to speak he was enthusiastically received He received good attention throughout the hour and a half he spoke and was quite frequently applauded His speech was de voted almost entirely to State issues He paid his respects in quite a vigorous manner to Mr Goebel Chairman Redwine and Senator Blackburn He expressed a willingness to meet Goebel 01 Blackburn in joint debateat time or placethat theyjiriightmen t tion His artalgp tion law and the men who are back of it was certainly an eyeopener and will haVe its effect He closed by exhorting his hearers to vote for honesty in politics rather than for any man or set of men When he closed his speech quite a number of ladies and gen tlemen rushed forward to shake his hand After leaving the Tab ernacle he went directly to his room at the hotel where her ceived quite a number of callers Best way to Invest 35 C RSt AHTJOC Miss July let 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co I want to tell you what I think of your Nubian Tea 1 have qsed It myself and In my family and It is all that you claim forh It is the Liver Medicine I ever tried It is jostlhlthip to Uke if you feet bad and are bilious A B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store ailUIand Notes This is a new postoffice at the homo ci John R in Hopkins county near the Christian county line and is to be known as Gilliland Mr York Terry has sold his timber white oak and for a consideration of pna thousuddolars sad it is repprietj that Messrs lame and Burl Terry are thinking sailing theirs There will be pleoiy of work In this Im mediate vicinity soon cutting up Ibe tim ber into lumber and barrel staves Mr Bud Cates is running a sbinglo sawing ma chine within two mites of this place and there is a stave factory in full blast at Mn Thomas McKnigbta place So it can be seen that we are a busy people The tobacco crop Is good as Is also the corn considering the late crops Rejoice and be glad and vote l eRepublican ticket from top to bottom BUCK SNOUT HAS NATURE WARNED YOU ITatnn haraalt did la the early aEba ca 0rini ibloaaoaiaf3tltiueijmilfiow r causing lbs despondent chord to vibrate to this the most ot aU apri time and how da feell Have lloat tird shaky Leslie TypboFCTCras It luau tadicstton ot aIeI avoid thlll consult iia U oar adrlcelcbiu you nothing Call os your dnggltt and procure a 0111101- Dr Car German Urtr Powder Take one dote a day at ted time for alada7i then follow br proc riaII a bcttta of Chill Toli LoUnwiog the directions and afuf Iwo course oh these two great rsedlei yon springPreparewhiz tha atmosphere germ ncctiiarr ntttt warns you repeat the above Title Remedies U ttcU l bySt Bernard Drug Store Only a Nightmare Ob Governor Goebell1 Phoebnsl What a name To fill Kentucky a trumpof glorious fame I Shelby Clarke for goal Clay Kardin Buckner Breckinridge and Knoll From Rarrod Marshall Estill brave and true We turn away and a fond adieu The record of a State dissolved in tears And nlerjng rthjnfmyofyearskB- ring down the sanrcnjwood eagle braye and noble And perch a there to gobble Go beli Louisville Eyeni- ngPosCASTORIA For Infants and CidUreL Th KIH YK HavAayhkt Boars the Blgnatureof Miss Jettie Small returned to her home in Guthrie last week after avlngspentscverall11onths here with her tster Mrs Robert Davenport Miss Small made many friends while here who re gretted her departure A diseased liver declares itself by mo roseness mental depression lack of ener ergv and constipa lion HEROINE will restore the liver to a bealtby condition Price joe1 St Bernard Drugstore Tuesday the mercury recorded a majtfmufn of 100 in the shade The hottest of the season But the night following was delight fully cool in comparison and gave refreshing sleep The unhappy mortal vboi4 LiTer It madly linlitrabli without apparent e uu Dr M Ii Slmmoai Ljvsr Msdlclne taakli worth II Inf Wanted Will pay 25 cents an ounce fpr gn epg seed PAVL M MOPRK Earlington Ky Are you a subscriber to Tits BnYou should be t 1IMMER CATARRH i J Cittrrktftkt tatvtlt be- Cause it SI unit frnaltitt in Ik iumunr uonlAt ft called tummir CJtJrri r IlsurprLseamnnylhatbowel rhul Dr Ilartmuna books make this plain Write to the 1erunq Medlcln Co Columbus 0 for them hoWPLhad chronlcdiarrhoca for fifteen years writes Mr T E Miller Orand Prairie Tex I IriedI IiPeruallomended and It relieved and cured mo at oucc Mr John Ilarting 6S3 Main St Clncltsnat o writes My wife and myself took your Ie diarUI11it No doctor or III we trlcd before helped us MrEdwaVd Wormack Ledbetter Tex writes 4 Peruna for bowel t bles is xIperleneelife to Peruna and l shall always recommend e Itto thosesulfclIInir as I Mr John Edgarton 1030 Third Ave Altoona Pa says I suffered from dysentery for three yfiara I took Pe rnna and am now well LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Tbe panic under the Cleveland admin istration drove upward of two million men out of employment Prosperity under Ibo McKinley administration bas found em ployment for a much larger number with advanced wages Oceana Wyo Herald And now comes forward conductor John McNab formerly a conductor on the Hen derson division with further proof of dou ble dealing of Goebel the Music Hall candidate for governor of Kentucky The article which appeared in last Mondays Louisville Dispatch we here reproduce in part Mr McNabs story is aboutas follows He was the inventor of a bicycle frame but not being able to go lo Washington himselfftolook after the obtaining of a patent be a man named Alpbeus a lerwirdlurne4 out to be one of the large band of swindlers and who is now iq the Columbia penitentiary a third interest in his invention The patent was secured and then Justus Goe a brother Bill appeared upon the scene and proposed to give 1000 for the other third Interest in the invention beside putllngup 5000 in tbe business of- maDubCIDriDg the frame Under the terms of the McNab was lo re ceive 500 and Fay 500 McNab notified Goebel not to let Fay bave any more tbaq his five hundred Tbe proposition between McNab and Goebel was In some manner when suddenly Goebel turned up as the possessor of the one third Interest in the Invention which he said bad been tranefered lo him Fay and for wnlch be claimed be had paid Fay 1060 Pay bad left for parts unknown McNab determined that be should not be beaten outof his invention and patent made it warm for Goebel whereupon the latter again revived his willingness lo put 5000 in the business He then asked McNab to accompany him down to Ibe Chamber of Commerce building This was in Cincinnati In that building Goe bel took McNab before a notary public and had the latter draw up a document lo the effect that McNab was not the in ventor ol tbe bicycle frame and bad no interest in the invention He did this pre paratory to securing Ibe entire patent The document was handed to Mr McNab to sign and swear to Mr McNab looked at him In astonishment You want me to that he asked You want ma to commllperfuryl I am the inventor of the bicycle frame and I bave already made affidavit to that effect Now you want me to commit perjury by swearing that I am not tbe inventor 1 Wbat do you lake me fodObIIs all right was Goebels reply It may be all right to you but it isnt to me retorted McNab Yes tsall right said Goebel I have consulted my brother the senator about it and I bave taken hIS counsel in the matterI lo have nothing more to do with yould Mr McNab Indignantly and with that he left the office lie never succeeded in doing anything with the invention but thoroughly worked up over tbe outrageous manner in which he bad been treated ha went after Fay and sac ceeded In landing him and five other patent swindlers in the penitentiary Sub ecqncntly be suet Bill Gpebel sod be gave him a hot piece of his mind lie related the fact that Justus Goebel had stated that be Justus bad under legal advice from the senator and McNab then in plain words told Bill Goebel lo his teeth a man who would advise another to ayepilljur1commlued was worse than the man who was so Bill Goebel took his medicine without a murmur al McNabs brakeman subsequently remarked to McNab that he was expecting a little gun play on the part of Goebel- I was watching him said McNab and it be had ever made an effort to pull a gun I would have made him eat it One of the chief topics of discussion atnpug railroad men now is tbe reported changes that are to lake place If rumors correctWalter the right band man of IjRDVEB TASTELESS rHILL TD NitJuBYASCOQO FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE BO cts 04UTl41uaNoT1415I5a bwcbt three gtoa year our not It jean la the ana tnutMMj haTi KVcr mold an ty saz anllnsi Sau- lIseilla Is your Tgnla wAJlUTC41laC9 Foreman OBrien will we understand soon go to Tiring again Jack Stokes has been firing oalDe of the passenger runs of late and as be bas the reputation of being one of the best firemen on tbe road he of course gives ilstacliouIII was not tbe railroad company that furnished tbe bearers for loLa Youqg crown last Satnrnay but the farmer who takes no stock io a candidate who Is trying to make political capital out of an attack Off railroads LII frtsbel who is one of the main clerks working under agent Walker at Clarksvllle Tenn made relatives sod friends at Madisonville a visit this week The attack on the L AN by Goebel II causing railroad stocks of that company to continuo to advance on the market Farewell Farewell dear boy your sufferings are oer Een now oar pure spirit is roaming the sunlit shore Wo can but weep our sad sad tears And think with bitterness of tbe coming years When yourhelpingAnd cheering presence fill the void in our little baud Yes that aching void twill be bard to fill But accordingtoNicApd He has taken you home with His dear Son lo live Where joy and blessings and eternal life Hell give So we will set aside the rocker and make the empty bed Assured bala beautiful home He has given you instead But for this blessed hope and kind good friends We could not bear this trouble which so sorely rends Our very heartstrings and darkens the sun Whose beams were so bright when we bad our loved one Doubting not the silver lining which this giveWe lOOk to God and live K C Earlington Ky Sick Ilttdaeht U the ban ot many lives Di U A Simmons Liver Uediciat cures sod pre Tenn this annoying complaint Hearln News The political pot II boiling in Webster and Union Mr George Premiss of Morganfield was one of the two Demo cralic candidates for nomination for State Senator last spring He disliked tbe Louisville convention and the Kenton King so be said from the start that be would not vote for Goebel so we think be meant to vote for John Young Brown But when be read speech made by Attorney General Taylor at London Ky be was a different man Ha now says that Taylor wilt poll more votes than either Goebel qr BrownThe Morganfield Sun supporting a man for representative G TaibottBerry who opposes the McCbord railroad bill and the Obinn school book bill In bis speech at Bprdley Mt Berry declared against these measures Sufficient proof can be bad lo establish the fact Dogs belonging to Wm W Wallace and James D Blackwell have been killed on on account of killing sheep They and JosephBelowTbe dogs killed have nearly all been hounds belonging to old fox hunters School begins at Ibis place today with not very large attendance on account of the work to bedona by the children at home Francis Mabry is the principal Geo W Rearm of this place who buys sheep had two flocks in the same lot last week when two of Ibe rams broke anolhers neck Some amateur butchers were in the store near by who made mutton of him in short order Tobacco cutting is fairly In progress but the weed bas been badly damaged by Ibe worms Henry Whitledge has Ibe best crop in this country it being extra large One plant be measured was seven feet across the Hands are scarce and wages are good which is proof that prosperity Is camping somewhere near by josephMitchellMrs Mitchell was knocked down by the j shock but not seriously burl Money to patent good ideas may be secured by our aid Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltimore Md If Col Bryan is conducting a still huntlie cannot be blamed for wanting to go to Kentucky there itno Kodak lutlht Eastman AWj No21 Palct1 Kodak For 35x3PICtUrCS 175 00Uses Eastmans film cartridges and can be loaded in daylight Fine achromatic lens safety shutter set of three stops and socket for tripod screw Well made and covered with leather No extras no bothersome plate holders no heavy glass latcs Kodaks 500 to 35oo EASTMAN KODAK CO taArytgHfttoA Rochester NY Capital Stock Paid la Surplus faDe 11000 M9UfF COMMENCED BUsINESS IN I8B71 JNO G MORTON BAN 3RThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to buss ness men we are talkingthe know all about Itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safety if the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squan too It is easy to spend j larleiaAQISOMVILLB KENTUCKY ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS CLEANSES THE SYSTEM S EFFECTUALL nS0WOVERCOMES O ITUALpERMANttmtITS evy Ht ftI4tJiNtMAHFD O I cTSwxruUoIT 0p 1fJnwsAuetaucwisasanxiwiruecmi JOHN SPINGLER Ninth and LaFayette Streets TERRE HAUTE IND WHOLESALE AND RE- TAILGROCER Hardware and General Merchandisi DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CQUNTRY PRODUCE Write me for prices on anything you have to sell Consignments solicited t Lucile jiotel- J W PRITOHETT PROPRiETOR JAMES PRANOEWAY I OLRK8 BRNB8TOLAYTOB One square from depot on Main Street- MADfSDNVILLE KY Best service Choice table Full corps of experienced hotel help ooOooooGooooooooooo Websters International DictionarySuertuor oftht Unabridged The Oao Great Standard Authority No writeS lion nJ Eriwer- iill II A HUDIflU Court Standardthe t S ilotizioUni NuernstouItCoiutaan lotDear If nil UM SclwoUiooU Warmly I Commended IT RUt flnMrtnUndintt M lI oilegs dutaAndothrf4ucatoxealmo InvaluableIn tti household and la proistonkteducator g Specimtnpagii sent on application t f O C Merriam CoI ublllicr Springfield BXaaa CAUTION Do not be deceived tn buying small icaMWebttcrf Olctlonirlci All antlwntia1 biidgmenu or WtMUrt latenutloul DtcUoo kry Iu 114 nrUui sties trour tradeunit 03 tIe front com uthown lo tin euti fY= seat WCUO- flUIV JZt THOS B YOUNG Mtnalactarerol Hub GrId Boots and Shoes Rpsie Work a SpclllI EErl1r1gton Ky publicnew work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a first class shoemaker from Evansville and am now prepared 1 to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction W A NlSBBl President O W WADDILL Ctihl- irSopkins Lounly IBANKEMAmS0NvILLE Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties finest and most secure vault ia tbatsection of Kentucky Anyone iendloa a sketch and daacrtptloa mar en rnrentloa la probablrpatentabta Commuclc on rteau nt ou UIdS for a curtngjsta Iatenlj taken throutb Mima CU rolr W4I without ebergo In lbs Scientific JimvmA banfeomrtr lUoitntM feitMt 4f taUtlon ot any aclantta journal Tan SSa Ttart tour month tU n wiileal n RlUNMICO38tBt0a4tnJ New d YanII Bran Sco a S h r j j 1 1 VI 1 a i a 4 I u rCr u N 4 M f t 1 Y I tt fit t lj V f 4Ms i YI a i1- r t aY yl rl till Ln h q- hq f t j 4 Jy 1 1 J t 4 ox c f i 1r f I fk i 4 5 1r fr tra I f t it r r- r o 1 t t f A tT a a r- n s e I ffi DOWNHN THE MINES RlS rirf1fAlkIson has been a saBerer r the psaltvtak from an attack of rheumy tism AllhougbAuRUSI was a hot monlb 11 ddaot seemtocut down the coal prodoc lionet theSC Bernard Coal Co as their records show that the production for that month was over 1360000 bushels Softe 6t tietestimony given before tbe Railroad Commissioners when they war- coaelderiogtkelong e and short haul clause was great interest to them Mine opera ton from all over the Stale were before them and gave such facts and figures on the situation that the Coramisslpners were noClosg in teaching a decision favorable t 9e op6nlor nod miner rfSi coal productlon of the St Uernard Coil CoCljoyer 600000 tons yearly which with additional mines opened and bought this pair will be greatly Increased Howard White eamo our mMfog wit a serious accident one day last week H was atwotl at the coke works and getting too close to a Urge fly wheel he was caught and carried over and dropped op the goon He received quite a number of bruises and who saw the say he had a very close call Of courta It should be a great Induce ment toeke miner to Jom the U M W when by doing so they can contribute to the support of the Indolent agitator lad followers in other States many of whom make the saloon their loafing place and they snip ask fifteen per cent of yoor salar Uncle Ned Lawrence formerly an em ploye oflbVSt Bernard Coal Co died a- hlsihomoiD Indiana last week and as Station near Hender son by the Maroon This taken from the U M W thowsJbaHbe mine Inspector of Macoup in county has tanned lo pay but little attention to unjust criticism when be is gutted solely by a desire to do right in all things Virden III Aug atEntTDA JOURNAL In your issue of the i7lh of August I no ticed an article wtllten by one Fred Lee of Carlinvllle this county criticising me in regard to my duly as mine inspector Am nearly 50 years old worked in the mines all my life except two years who I served in the S Cavalry as ought to by this time know right from wrong In reply to Fred Ler would sa that years ago I adopted and lived up t the following roles uoai worry aboot what purple say of yon No matter wbat you say or wbat you do the action will be different id different One will pro ounce it Rood the otherevh You can not please alb Do wbat yon think is best and let results be what they may If a man clients you cease to deal with him If be slanders you take care to live so that nobody will believe him No matter who he is or bow he misuses you the wisest way is to let him alone now there is nothing better than tbls calm cool and quiet way of dealing with wrong we meet Lies un hindered will die fires inflamed will burn Dot and quarrels neglected become as dull as the all but extinct volcano The sour crabbed misanthrope goes snapping and snarling through life and at its close shuddering with fear teat the demons be has nurtured there shall rise up and tear him away GEO STREDIL Mine Inspector Macoupio county Do Ibe miners of Western Kentucky most especially Hopkins County ever render In tbeir minds stout the grave re suits that would have followed the strict enforcement of the long and short haul clause If so the only conclusion tbey can come to Is that it meant to those miners the loss of hundreds of thousands ol dollars yearly and we aro told that among those who were secretly backing up the full enforcement of this law was one Wm Gpebe through his friend McCbord One day last week while Chas Duvall was at work at the coke works on new stack hlris he stepped upon a piece of plank UipK on top of building which tipped up and be fell a distance of about 12 teat on a plank floor causing such in jury to his feet as to compel him to now bobble around on a cane Monroe Calverl who works at No n tip received a painful injury to ono of bin legs last Saturday by being caught be sweep two coal cars In the UM W Journal we find this tbe latest appeal as sent to the misers of Hopkins County and we do hope if will be read by them all and then they can see bow this Agitator J D Wood wanders away from facts Instead ollhe Si Der nard men leaving them they have durinc the pasl month hddid over one hundred men to their list of workers Now fellow miners of District 23 you must assist the brothers that are on strike Stay away from Hopkins County The men that are there aro Retting saw ns fast as tbey can I learn that tbr Si Bernard Coal Company wants 150 men Well In fact I Ibiok they should hiva them fbey pay for loading coal which Is nice easy work 7 316 cents per ton so I am told or you have lo load 400 busbeli for fees Nice eh Before you read this I will have a mass meeting of then cheap workers Wont It Ve nice to Uln to them More next week Every industry is prospering under tbe revival of business brought about by tbe wise Republican administration even tbe mining industry The mine owner me Dot verv anxious for monetary experimeuls under their present ptusperous condition Provo Utah Enquirer Letter List nocallodepleasetAlarytBearbees Miss Lula Bowlin J M Cola Mr William Clifford Miss Abby Christy Mamie Cbilds Mr Cas Caroes George Coleman Robert Erins Mrs Edie Euocle Gus Favors Mr Gem Foster Mrs Elizzlo Garrett George Gilbert M G Hampton Mrs J T Harris Dock Harleyneld Brown Harries Miss Walter Hines Isaac Impman John W McCariiebinbfallies HenryMalonePhillips Robert Rawls Miss Aba Robson Thomas Sadler Miss Ida Sisk Mrs Lizzie Sisk Mn Ella Swanbey Mr Alvey Tanar Miss Lula Taliferro Mr Lee Turner Mollie MaryVincentWayne Jessie AVrigbt Alexander Wiggins Mr Lonls WilsonMrs Peter Hendrlcks Mar C C Gt ROBINSON P M Earlingtoo Ky September 5 1899 0A thief entered the sleeping room of Mrs Christian Tuesday goldotorn window screen told that en trance or exit or both had been made that way No trace was left and no clue seems to be had as to the thiefs identity Elder Teel had appointment to preach at Mortons Gap Monday acd Tuesday of this week but was prevented by the excessive heat and illness The threatened ill ness seems to have passed but he kept out of the sun somewhat yes terdayBegiaaingoa next Monday eve ning Elder D B Wallace of the Primitive Baptist church will preach a series of sermons in the Assembly Hall Elder Wal lace is a fluent speaker and a deep and logical reasoner We bespeak for him a large and interested at tendance Mr Biddle Black of New Jer say with Thos NBlack of Henderson visited in Earlington Saturday Mr and Mrs T N Black went East with their brother Sunday morning and will be away during September Mr Goebels billingsgate speech at Bowling Green has attracted the JudeWalkerporters who are themselves decent men have expressed their regret that their candidate should have descended to the level of the ward bum in his denunciation of those who disagree with himOwens born Inquirer r i r ut FOLEYS HONEY iii TAR 1 8 THE ORFiAT t THROAT lend LUNG REAAEDYr- t aL- LIr r pisOL EYt S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder CAMPBELL CO A BOON TO MANKINDI DRTABLERS BUCKEYERa PILE CURE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBES DY MAIL 75 CENTS BOTTLES 60 CENTS 1 JAMES ft BALLARD Sole Proprietor 310 Ksrlli tota Street r ST LOUIS r m fANfWDfPARTUltf Radical Change In Marketing Methods as Applied to Sewing Machines- An original paa yon can obtain easIer terms IU1 IJetter value in purchase of the world famou Whitc Sewing Machine than iever before offered Write for our elegant HT catalogue sad detailed particulars How we can cave you money in the purcfaasefof skfgh grade sewing machine And the rawY tcrmeof paymentwecaaofJereIther direct from f4ctary or throughour regular agents Thisl an oppor tnrilty you cannot afford to pass You kmow the White you IOMW ItersaRUfacturera Therefore a detailed eacrtp othe o ud coasttrucuon is tionecessary If you haTe aa old machine to exchange We can offer most liberal tenau Write today Addres ia fnU VHtt SEWING IiIACiNifC CfWANY Dept A CkYtliilIMN rUE SUNDAY SCHOOL ESSON XI THIRD QUARTER IN TER XtjNAL tiERIES SEPT 10 I Text of tho Le aonHnr II 10 Mem ory Vera 4 B Golden Text line II 4COhlhll h tarT Propnrea liT tlie Ror D JL Slenrn tCopyright ISM by D M Steams 1 In tbo eorcntb month In the ono rind twentieth day of tho month comojtho word of tho Lord by tho prophet lla pal sayinG Our last lesson ealdithat tho enemies of Ood and of tho Jaws bansod tho work on tho temple to ccaeotlllthd second year of Darius but that thon Oat raised up nagfrnl and ZechariAh to en courage tho pooplo to rammo tho work Ez Iv D1i v 1 It U also written In Ez vlI that although the onomlca again nought to causo tho work to ccoso tho 070 of their Qod was upon tho JOWl and thU tlmo Bo did not sutler tho onomlcd to tri In this short prophocy of 88 votary tho expressions Thus salth tho Lord or Tbo word of tho Lord came or their equivalent aro found 25 tlmea marvelous ly emphasizing tho truth that thU Is all tho Lords doing 9 Spook now to Zorubbabel tho son of Bhi governor of Judah and to highprioetshying It was not tor IIsgasl to ask thoyrocelbvoltorlVhetwUltheythink preaching that Oat barb him Jonah HI 8 and trust God who gavo him tho mesaago to manogo His own affairs It would bo wall for all preachers to act thus Rocclro tbo agortrom God deliver It In Bis name In tho power 0f tho Spirit and be lure that ltwlll not return to Him void but accomplish Ills pleasure and proIn that whorcto Ho Bonds U Ian IT u This would glvo great quietness In service because of confidence In Gad Isa xxx IS xxxll 17 8 Who Is loft among you that saw this house In her first glory and bow do ye sea It roar Is It not In orour eyes In com pari son of It as nothing The contrast between the first tomplo and the present condition of things was so graft that tho olden who had soon tho first house world not refrain from weeping Ez ill 18 18 Things did look very discouraging and when wo look only at what out oyct see wo will bo very apt to bo either over much puffed up or cast down It la only oa wo Sao God alono and believe His word regardless of footings or circumstances that wo can ever bo established and not discouraged II Chron xx 80 Isa Til Rom Iv 1931 4 Yet now bo strong 0 Zcmbbabol salth tho Lord and bo strong 0 Joshua son of Josodoch tho high priest and be strong all yo pcopla of tho land salth tho Lord and work tor I am with you salth tho lord of Hosts A most remarkable verso truly I Three times salth tho Lord and three times bo strong because of the Lords presents Tbo yet with which tho verso begins tote us to Hob 1111718 where we hear tho prophet say lug Though vines olives figs flocks and herds all fall yet I will rejoice In the Lord or to Ps Ixxlll 8918 where the writer though despising himself because ho felt llko a poor Ignorant beast sold Nevertheless I am continually with Thoe Thou bast holden mo by my right hand 6 According to tho word that I cove nanted with you when yo camo out of Egypt BO My Spirit rcmalnoth among you tear yo not Not our faithfulness but Hla is tho only ground of comfort Ho abldeth faithful Hocannot deny Him self II Tim 1118 David In his last hours found no comfort In himself or In hla life which ho had lived but aid Yet bath Ho made with mo an everlasting covenant ordered In all things and cure for this la all my salvation and alhmy do lire II Sam xxlll 6 Tho love of tho Spirit Rom XV 80 la ono of our greatest comforts though not spoken of as much as the lovo of tho Father or tho Bon Thcro Is boundless comfort In our Lord assurance Because I live yo shall live alSo John xlv 19 assuring us that however weak and unworthy In ourselves Ho Is our life His faithfulness our strength 0 For thus salth the Lord of Hosts Yet once it la a llttlo while and I will shako the heavens and tho earth and tbo eau and the dry land In verso 91 this shaking la again mentioned Frqm Joel IU10 and Hcb xii SO and their context wo conclude that whatever germlnaut ac complishments thorn words may already havo had tho fulfillment of thorn la yet fu taro ondaseoclatodwlth the day of tho Lord and the coming of Christ In glary I think It probable that the little while of this verso was that whloh Ho referred to In John xvi 1010 but ono will say Law could Ho say a llttlo whllo or quickly Rev all 7 19 SO when Ho knew it would bo perhaps 0000 yean or moral According to II Pot lit 8 our Lord has not been goon two daya yet and If He comes back on tbo third day that win In deed bo quickly 7 And I will shako all nations and tho desire ot all nations I will OIl this bourn with gloryJth tbo Lord of Hosts We know that our Lord come to tbo tomplo and taught In tho tem plo when Ho was hero in humiliation and tho disciples at least threeof thorn behold His glory John 114 but the templo was not Oiled with glory neither did Ho shake all nations Dut in the day of tho Lords vengeance and the tlmo of recompenso tat the controversy of Zion lI indignation shall be upon all nations Ira xxxlr 88 8 Thotllvcr is mine and tho goldls mine salth tho Lord of Hosts They wero not therefore to bo perplexed about tho necessary lands for Ho who owns tbo silver and tho gold had ordered the work to bo done and He would provide Even Darius had boon led to decree that of the kings goods expenses should bo given unto theso men and of bullocks rams lambs wheat nIt wise and all that which they bavo need of day by day with out fall Ezra vl 8 0 If our first dcalro la always tbo kingdom of God and His righteousness wo may bo sure that all tho necessary funds and wherewithal for His work will certainly bo forthcoming as needed 0 Tho glory of this latter bourn shall bo greater than of tho former salth the Lord of Hosts and in this place will I give peace salth tbo Lord of Hosts Thotem plo of Solomon was filled with tho glory of tho Lord but wo do not read that this temple of tho restoration woe or Herods temple though to tbo latter Christ came in humiliation and on two occasions cleansed It but the temple that is yet to bo shall see His glory and Jerusalem shall bocalled Jchovahshammahithq Jord Is there Ezok xllll 97 xlvlli 86 Christ is now tho peace of every believer Eph 11 14 dtonof His government and ponce there shall be no end Isa Ix 0 7 dad t Love People go Into ecataeloa over the idea oP a corporal Jehovah though with scarcely spark of love in their heart pot Goil is love and without God im mortality cannot appose Mortals try to believe without understanding truth yet God la troth Mortals claim that man mnet die when his divine principle is ever present life Mortals believe Inn finitely human Goo when God in lovo that mnst be demonstrated Rer Mary Dakar IL Eddy The Sons In the Hlffkt Slug In goo weather Any bird can do that Praising God when all goes well is commonplace work Everybody marks the nightingale above other birds bocauBo eho eingeth when other minstrels of tbi Wood ore fast asleep and doth faith praise lad under a cloud Snags in the day are from man but God himself glvcth tonga in the night Selected CU Hat IIieInCONSUMPTIOtV H9H33feft 1mhI1UIthhI s I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY Miners andShippers of INCORPORATED AND COKE I ai General Office Earlington Kentuckyr 1 y I if cur i B1Arlch OfficesrrJAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway PaducahI Tennessee S 11 NEWBOLD Dlan XVlaoleeQle atIentuckBuilding St 404 gi go Ill THE FAMOUS ND9 COAL1 l For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED GOAL IN THE MARKET N BRUSHED ME FOR BASK BURNERS AND FUM6ESr Why buy High ptwhen you can get ST BERNARD CRUSIIED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same workas one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ftiwtsTO ftfTOtf msroi CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Beatnnlne Sept JO Comment br Her S lh Doyle loracAaa tuj ChriitUn Enifeanrcr II Tim W lair A union mwtira with the Junior Mclttjr Timothy if the IlInstration nsed of an early Christian Endcavoror A study of his training character and Ufo tall prove the wisdom of the selection of Timothy aa an early endeavorer Ha was born at Lyatra or Derbe His fa ther was a Greek and probably died when Timothy was a babe His mother was a Jewess named Eunice and her mother was named Lois The care and training of Timothy devolved upon his mother and grandmother His training wu therefore decidedly Jewish when Paul and Barnabas wero in Lycaonia Acts ziv 0 Timothy and his uiolh er received the gospel with unfeigned faith Seven years later when Paul returned and Timothy Lad grown to young manhood bo wee set apart to the work of an evangelist He then became a companion and colaborer with Paul and was signally consecrated and devot ed Later he was stationed at Epbesns to check the heresies and licentiousness of tho Epbeaian church Tradition says that to continued here as pastor of tbb church of Epbeaus and died a martyrs death under Domltian or Nerva In what did Timothy resemble a Jun for Endeavored 1 Timothy religious training be gan in his childhood That Timothy might stead steadfast in the faith amid tbe heresies of Ephesna Paul reminded him that from a babe thou hast known tba Holy Scriptures which aro able to make thee wise unto salvation through faith which la in Christ Jeans Tho Junior Endeavorer begins early to be ro ligiously trained and taught cad the Holy Scriptures should be bis principal religious textbook Ho should begin early to commit Gods word to memory 2 Timothy as an early Endeavorer had good teachers Paul speaks of those of whom Timothy Lad learned his rell gions truths Whether tbe apostle refers to tho Holy Spirit to himself or Tim othys mother and grandmother la s- matter of difference of opinion But Timothy was taught by all The Holy Ghost taught him Paul taught him and his dear ones taught him They understood what they taught and whom they taught Tbey knew the Holy Scrip Juroa and understood child life which every successful teacher of children must do They taught by example as well as precept Paul Eunice sad Lola exemplified to Timothy the Scriptural truths which t taught him No one would preenmrito train children unites he knows what he teaches whom be teacbesand exemplifies in his own lIfo thatWhich he teaches 1L Timothy was a working Endea r er He soon developed evangelistic talent and was placed on that committee and was a great success as a missionary and an evangelist Juniors must work as well as bo taught 4 Timothys life was moldod and de termlned by the early training he re calved Junior work is a failure unless it produces character A Christian char acter should be the aim of all Junior work and Christ should be the great model constantly held up before all En deavorers Bible Readings Dent v10 I Saw i 2098 ill1141 II Kings xxll 10 Pa 1 16 vlll 18 Prov J 810 vi 3038 Mil 1 EccL a11 Eph vl 18 Col ill 20- Tha Leuoa of the Croaar It ia tho cross of Christ that furnishes not only tbo programmes of philanthro py bat aa well tho powor necessary for humanitarian effort Tho motive truths of the cross aro tho great dynamic forces of missions and ministries tho world over Faith in tho One who loved ns and gavo Himself for ns moved to faith in the men whom Ho can redeem The exhibition of the supreme sacrifice of a Divine sufferer1 to produce an imitative impulse in tho wondering worshipers of that Saviour The grace of God ener Sizing tho soul pushes it out along linos of lowly and kindly eerrtoo Lovo to God becomes tho strongest and steadiest Inspiration to lovo for mapNow fork Observer SCHOOL BOOK PRICES Some Figures Worthy of Care ful Perusal A VIGOROUS REPLY TO MCHESNEY Preposterous Claims of the Qoebcl Candidate F6r Superintendent o Public Instruction Place Him In u Ridiculous Position Light Thrown Upon Ills Public Record Louisville Commercial Aug 3 Tho CourierJournal In its issue of Aug 26 tape under gaming headlines that the nominee of the Music hall convention tor superintendent of lic Instruction has made a lhoroug- study of the school book question and finds that no state in the Union has ever been able to secure cheaper text books without first fixing a maximum price just as the Chlnn school book bill and that he will render tho epeaera of the Qoebel ticket yeoman service In furnishing them informs tion to convince the people of the slat that it Is to that measure that they must look for relief from tbe book trustin respect to this a Republican edu cator who has given tbo matter much thought saya- Judging from his ML Sterling speech Mr Uocbel is sadly In need ot some one who has given this subject a thorough study to coach him somewhat on the annual cost of the states textbooks Ikfr McChesney may nonce t bring his skill as a coacher and hit profound knowledge of this subject to play In an effort to persuade tbe distinguished head of bis ticket that the latter uses his figures too reck lessly In stating the amount he expects to save the children of the state by the Inauguration of tho Chlnn system True a small percentage of Ken tuckys voters even In this day of schools and newspapers leave others to do their thinking and readily drink In the assertions of tbe most blatant demagogue If his utatements accord with their preconceived Idea of things cad are not altogether too preposter ous But Mr McChesney will tell Mr Goebel that the most Ignorant of these can not be led to believe that the Cblnn bill enacted Into a law would save the people of the state 700000 annually exaggeratlonctend brlDgblmlDtoIf faithful to his pupil Mr McChea ney In sharing his profound knowledge of this subject with Mr Goebel will Insist that the saving under th Chlnn plan aa compared with the present method of supplying books could not exceed 25 per cent on an average of the latter price and that the yearly outlay for school books must there fore reach 2800000 In order to meo his startling figures Democratic ors tors may be permitted to double bu 29timesHowever one Is neither Interested In the thoroughness of Mr McChea neys of this subject no In kin ability to coach but In view of the facto as ond finds them ono deems It pertinent to inquire whether he has but recently become an esper along this line He was evidently no posted as to the prices of textbooks uperlateadeat mado his last adoption of books to UBO in his schools for n term of flue convertedtochief or only element worthy or con sideration in tbo selection of text books McChesneys Official List The following Is a copy of tbo offi clot adoption made by Mr McChesney In 1896 sad every book ia published by the American Book company Official adoption of text books Liv ingston county Ky Smlthland Ky Aug 8 189G patronl ton county virtue of tho power conferred upon us by Ufa comroohBChool laws of Kentucky Section No 61 1893 and with A view of containing tba nni lormlty of textbooks now existing la blcChesaeyMarthaconstituting the county board of eum iners for Livingston county do hereby adopt the following books for exclu countytorSpellingDookMcOuffers Revised First Eclectic Reader 17 cents- McQuffeya Revised Second Eclectic Reader 30 crate EclecticReaderMcQuffeyB Revised Fourth Eclectic Reader 60 cents- McOuCeys Revised Filth Eclectic Reader 72 cents Rays New Primary Arithmetic 15 cents Rays Now Intellectual Arithmetic 25 cents Rays New Elementary Arithmetic 35 cents 60hPart 1 20 cents Longs New Language Exercises Part 2 25 cents Longs Lessons In English 65 cents Holbrooks New English Grammar 65 cents exchange price 39 cents Waddy Composition and Rhe torte 1- Longe Home Geography 25 testa Eclectic Elementary Geography lib teats Keoo New Eclectic Copy Dook 8 cent eachEclectic Primary History of the United States 60 cents New Eclectic History of the United State 1 The House I Live In Primary PLy siology 30 cents Stceles Hygenlc Physiology 1 Petermans Civil Government Kentucky edition CO cents Websters New Common School Dic tionary 72 cents II V MCHESNEY County Superintendent MARTHA C GRASBMAN J O RUTTER Examiner I hereby certify that the abovo Is a true copy of the official adoption of test booke for Livingston county ushown by the records of my office IL V MCHESNEY SuperintendentAt made he continued Mr McChesney seems not to have been aware that any AmericanBookcompany from whoso list he adopted every book named for use In bis schools Was eligible to sell books In Kentucky The records of his once should have shown nevertheless that several other publishers Lad bonds to theiroWhy This Change of Base Was he then one of that large class of teachers and county superintend ants whom Congressman Wheeler son fit to denounce as corrupt and mercen itse tattoo they refuse to dishonor their and official positions by a hypocritical Indorsement of an abom inable subterfuge labelled cheaper fetdupedpby a gigantic and soulless trust whose agents Mr Wheeler Informs BeeklAgrtakers of their teachers and school officers was coincident with me Incep tion of his candidacy geatlemaatuk what opened his eyes to the enorm sty of the injustice perpetrated on the hUrDemocratic law and which gives a complete monopoly of the school book trade of Livlngaum county to the very company he sad bis associates now chargethlethe oppression of the dear muses a condition made possible It It estate outside of eke Imagination of the vote hunter by a law for which his own party Is responsible to the fact that school books at retail cost tbo chil 75Ii4GJessteporttIfwpstheWhydidname Duelers Speller First Second Third Fourth and Fifth Readers at 12 rupectlvely buy book of like trade from the American Book Trust at 17 17 30 42 CO and 73 cent respectively It I s equally difficult to understand from Bis standpoint why he selected Holbrook Grammar from tho trusts list at 66 teats when various other were offered ranging In price u low u 60 ceat Why did he adopt a certain geography atUZO when the same publishers offered mother at 108 other companies toting numbers of theirs much lower Why did ho glee this trust U for Waddy Com poaltlon and Rhetoric when books with the same name could be had from other companies at 10 to 60 per cent least Why did he futon Steele Physiology a book published by tbe same company on at itper copy when textbook oa that subject can bo Lad u low u 46 cash each from other companies Why did he mako like elections regardless of prlco on writing civil government and other branches from the Ameri can Book company It not on the Idea JusllOedtheUnder these circumstances should It be a matter ot surprise or wonder tntelligenteltlzenshlppicion sad contempt oa such bold ex aggerations and pompous announces masts If these Inconsistencies sot bytheen In tbelr attempt to coerce the com monwealth large army of conscien tious teacher sad school officers Into acquiescence whllo they foist this measure on the schools much less taro giving attire support to It the cour age sad intelligence of Kentuckys educators must be greatly misjudged Dur folcrfed Jifi ens perulnlnCso AtiiaaDt4 Barlintton Kr There were rto children enrolled Mon day ray enrolled Tuetdty sad rag ID at I tendance Tte Influence of Mothers Day will long bo felt here MondayUlts Macy Esrle Is improving retnroedUom walkerslaP lama who bas been quite sick Is able to be up Rev J M Hert tell Tuesday morning to attend tbe annual conference which meets at Bardstown this rear Territorytoold Kentucky homes pklnvllleM M Campbell of Hopklnsville was in tbe city Sunday The Public School opened Monday with a large IlIe dance and a largo number of visitors it being Mothers Jay An ln leresiini and instiucilve program which had been arranged and printed previously was carried out almost 10 the lance only a lailiagtomusic prayer sad addresses on subjects chOdreaisirons and teachers sad asa whole the papers were well gotten up edit the ad lolnlfuldlSlwerebrOuRbtgreatly enjoyed Tbe afternoon session sodSeptember e4dHaaklascooperation of the mothers sad 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