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U wltl i iL 38A LtNfi t f 1 I ff I L I Et iJNTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1899 I I NO 87 PC OF KENTON HlBe Repudiated by Loyal A Employesof e N THEY DETEST GOEBELISM Jv V Great Amonnt pf Money Distributed p f by TbisCorporatlon i A r BAND OF BAILBOAD WBEOKEBB Nominee of tlie IxiuUrllle Convention vaad 0omejof nil aupporlen Arc ti Accnid of tRkIo o- tatroj Orut JII1 road Spurn I Demagogues charged with fraud wjlh violence and with treachery Gocbel rpiIdIatMI n majority of hla own party associates Blackburn who has turned his back on bis old friends that he might servo Qoebel more aba I fectly the CourlerJoirnal a confirm ed mendicant who has grown rich from corporate favors extended to It aro trying now to arouse tho enthusi urn of their dwindling army by as- Sailing tho Louisville and Nashville I railroad and promising to deliver It over to their followers to be sacked as of old kings and conquerors gave cities to satisfy their unpaid soldiers It Is a favorite device of men em ployed In dark designs to raise a nov cry that attention may be averted to EveningPoited but jtaerely to make known to the people what Interests are Involved In this onslaught and what public serv ices are rendered by the Louisville and Nashville corporation we propose merely to analyze their earnings for JFulr published last week In the Even lag Post + jt The grow eanihgi of this whole system for the montH were J2166 21982 Tats represents the actual returns for services rendered the public It hi not extortion nor is It robbery Tho rates for travel and transportation have beefl steadily declining for years declining Just in proportion as the service has Improved and the business has Increased It Is said there should bo a maxi maximumIknown to the road fixed In the very charter that gives It Its exist ence Out no road Is unwise enough to ex vaatlof when the charter was granted and I today they are less than onefourth what tile cfiarUr permits J This decline has proceeded without legislation without oppression with at dictation from demagogues It has followed the law of selfInterest and kas been made In obedience to the law t 4f competition which no monopoly K van suspend competition place with jrloco of product with product The Evening Post does not assert that all Its rates are Just or wise but 1does assert that they more nearly justice and wisdom under competition than they ever would Under the arbitrary action of politicians who make common cause with such railroad wreckers as Wlllatn GOebel Turn sow to the expensed which must be pattI from these receipts One belltee talk of monopoly and extortion of Belmont and Rothschild as If all this money went at once to Europe As a matter of fact for months little or none of It went there and for years not a dollar went to the stockholders Out of the f2lGO000 received two I thirds or 11435000 was consumed In operating expesaea Consumed that Is In wagea to the trainmen aid sfaopmea wag to the station agents and to the men employed Iall departments of the road Consumed again In buying supplies ofp every Imaginable kind tress rails and bridge to oelten waste It U this saeethly expenditure o- fnearlra mUllen and a half dollars thsTdo a so much for all kinds of Dustaesa all over the south and espe daily here in Kentucky Think of It a millon and a halt a month eighteen million dollars annu ally fifty thousand dollars a day all tJ the year round spent In wages and In supplies spent that these men and their families may be made comfort able toe the winter I spent that bust asss may be good af almost every i crosiroads Some goes to the mines In the mountains some finds its way rf to hotelkeepers to shopkeepers to makers of raIls to men cutting ties on4 the hill slope everywhere It falls like refreshing rain on a thousand fields obleung ten thousand homes and mak log the whole country to blossom like a rose Now these railroad wreckers Goebel Blackburn and Watterson are seeking 10 destroy this system are declaring their purpose to destroy It and are enraged because they see what a storm they havaralacd- ThemenS who servo the Louisville and Nashville are picked men loyal tnen and patriotic men They know 4thtlr company has never had an evil od against the state they know a thelr company to be the largest taxpayer In the state and they know that t today it is dolngmoro to develop its r thtIfhen3uredri4f aoatrAcf r O6per l t II t j aa flio rthoomp- anydofng more for the states ad vane nt1 a day than Qd bel aod aoeb ilisa eouiddo In a generation Theeo faithful loyal Uh picked mean 6w that It was net tDelmoat noMflLbMm1thpiHas iti Duke whO deijiolte la Louisville betrayed Stone aDd I dknventtonThese It was not Belmont llton Smith or Basil Duke I bulldozed tho legislature and con pelidd it to pass the CJoebel election law Intended to sdeprJtQ tbesif very men of the right of suffrage and they know moreover wbo vaa the guilty man MQtlx they pefOMMrct uet1otib1UWns nit a 1L wo- I I know how to rrctrft their own into 9sts and third as faithful employe to crush Ccpbcr und GctLiisrn to overthrow cow and forever this Klrts of Kenton and no relieve tho state fill menace wjilch on tho eve of en era of returning prosperity threatens to make the very name of Kentucky badge of shame and Ignorance Lou Isvllle Evening Post Dem Sept 6 v P S C G Program I 17TopictnlthUnhoKltntingconfldoncoln fSong11Bongis a good of strengthening OIIOB confldonco In Mr W F UurrlIP ItMDean Ixslla Demi and Nnuiifo- ARllby Song Quotations on the losson Mr Paul AslibyAlioOLongSong e iP A V Some hints on the IcsHon MBSOH Cnrrlo Atkinson Vlrglo Rub Llzzlo Doan and Lllllo Kvnu Song MConfldont of uitlnucoPa48 14 Mist NnnnloStokotlj Luke 1- iK70 MI Confident of Protection John 10 1114 Mis Annlo Wiso i Rom 8 14 Miss Agnes Confident ot VoworMatt 28 182OJdlss Suo Burr Acts 18 u Wyatt 7 Confident oC Victory Roth 8 B7S9 Mr JOIIBOU 1 Cur 16 COjW 141ElllworthClosIng Irayer- arapevineNates E ifl Sfbflt of our fnrmorrt have their tobacco housed MuM Nnnnlo Atthby vinltcd her sister Mrs halo of the Slovens nolghoorhooll last wJok 1 Mrs Jano Todd of arcvnvlllo Is visiting hero Mrs Mattlo Klttlngors Ringing class visited tho Grapovlno Sunday school last Sunday Mr Joff Oldlmms tobacco barn mornlngwlthhisMien Sarah Klttlugor IIIIB boon visiting her brother In thin corn munity Next Saturday Is tho day for the picnic at Grnpovlne Vo hope to sea many Sunday school workers greptIugi tor being an Important part Wo aro very thankful for the cool wenther ot thu lout tow days I gntherIng a good runny have dropped oil lie will n very good crop DKXNIH I Remarkable Railroading Record William Badge ot Watorvlllo Mo hue Maine Central railroads oldost conductor has resigned after llfty Bodg4liPIOYOU with thin AndrdscoRJrnn 5- JConnebec Company run thc first tralii in January 1810 His position with this com wan kept Until tho road finally passed Into hands of tho Malno fiftyynarsMratid had no veriest n work from any kind of dllnbllltyNOv York Times Brother Wheat Mr RoscooM Wheat lias been oxI weoklhelplnggood things and wo have ar ranged with him to continue In tills work until contorol1co moots nt least After conference ho will if that body returns hhnto this place continue on TUB URNS reportorial Brother Wheat has many staunch friends hero among whom Is Titn Bun who sincerely hope lie may bo returned to this and all tho influence of lila Earllngton congregation seeIn to bo working for lila return Public Speaking Speaking of Uilngs of Interest wo will say we liavo Just received a full lino of TouoiiA8 SHOES antI they pUbliohasyearsCallJ M VICTOUY Co Released From Jail J E Dirdsnll tho man who shot Alexander Fonwick at uondorsoPiAugust 81 vna released grandJurymony was decidedly in favor of thin makingIlOlIUloreceived lila death wound Card ot ThanksI ourslncCfothnand especially to the St 1orJiRru Coal Company for the many kind nesses us whllo wo have feIsided In their midst Mu and MKH W W KTiiKitiuqK Ambassador Dead Former United States Ambassador Eutfdledzit mains wore brought to Loulsvillosf6r Interment In Cave Hill Comotery Calf Lost Torsoy calf two weeks old holter l Tuesday Iii woods two miles west of Earllhgton WJl pay sui- tablroynr forrdturn M J SWKKNV I St Chi r1oS Iy The Mdrinbnrt are still mooting inbornevery oftn Iuted with stones bul oggsot0 They aro vory pets lit Inth l oltorts ro ap tntafoaldProf B L Rockwood tim Prohi bltipn orator who was to Jiayo snokon at Assembly Hall Monday PutliiA CUBA N d PL cures PIttt 9 Cots Burns Brutus Rlieu- matlam and ertl 1fiee25 pent Sold i y Bt Bernard Dr St re lI UflEYFUS fOUND GUILTY1 ImprisonimentThe Court StoodEive to Two Against Him WERE EJCTENUATIN0 CIRCUMSTANCES The Final Appeal of M Dcmanae Drerfn rat Word to the Conrl Scene In lienneo Defore the VercllctTlie AntiDreyfus Newspapers Comment TJenncHy Sept 0 7Th3 court retired at3IQ pm to consider the verdict The verdictsGuilty The court found extenuating circum ttanceft Dreyfus wan sentenced to ten years Imprisonment The crowd outside greeted the vo diet with cheers fur the nrmy jIlt Uefoire the Verdictx M Dcmungc counsel for Dreyfus concluded Juts appeal for tho defense as follows Uii to you whoever you nay be Frenchmen be you with me or against me finding inspiration lii the aubllmo Idea of M Maruard before tho court of cassation Ioytu all we are Frenchmen Let ua then1 be united in the commou sentiment ol love of country love of justtco and love of tho army As he reached this climax counsels rolce swelled like the tJnes of on organ The close of his Impassioned peroration was followed by an out burst of applanse which was immedi ately suppressed by the president tCtol JouausJ president of the court nskcd Dreyfus if ho had any thing to udd In his behalf The pris oner In nvolco choked with emotion declared he lied only one thing to say but tif that ho wns perfectly assured tic aldiI affirm before my country and before the army that 1 am Innocent My solo aim has been to save the honor of my name the name borne by my children I have suffered five years of the most awful tortures Out todny at last I feel assured that 1 mi about to attain thy desire through your loyalty cud justlctv Col Jouaust Have you finished OreyfusDreyfus Yea Mr 1resldcnt The court thcu rcUrAVto deliberate ihd tho prisoner left trio hail never to fctitrn as in uceorcianca vilththe law the verdict was rendered In his ab trnce Tho judgment was rvnd In an ad joining little room by the clerk of the ourt M Coupols Drefus listened impqxstvc dfd not gli the slightest ilgn of emotion did not uttern word sail marched bock to prison lIkes an autonmton It ta understood Dreyur will be sent to Port Corte in the island of Corsica The Island of Conicu iir in the Mud Iterrunran about 100 ulles southeast oftlecnlst of Frntiwi Jfere It was thit TCnpoicon was DOUI- JSirnfs About tIt Town The Inhabitants of llciines generally ircinrd tnbc going about their bust ness ns usual though the police regu lations became morn and inorc strict Anyone who stopped lor a moment ivilhln half a mile of the Lycee was re u8tcd to move on by gendarmcswho appeared on every side of the square The front of the telegraph ofllce was held by a detachment of dragoons ivMle the other quiet streets were en livened from tlmo to time by troops of d ITgoonsmarching through with their shnlng helmets and long horsehair plumes trailing behind When the court reached its intermission there was the usual rush to the cafes and restaurants where tho case was again discussed in all Its aspects The AntlDreyfu Newspapers Tans Sept OThe antiDreyfus newspapers hero received contemptuously the news published in the offi cial portion of the Berlin Kelchsnn edger concerning the Dreyfus case The Kcho do Paris says The Ocr tic n government has made a last at tempt ito save the traitor The Petit Journal says The court rinrtlal will attach the same Impor tance to the statement as it would too declaration by Dreyfus himself European wheat 8hornue London Sept 12The shortage in tins European vheat crop is estimated at 100000000 bushels of which 50000 00 fulls on Russia and 32000000 on 1iJhce Spain Germany and England aUtliHmore or less sborf of flyer age andHoumanla is famlimiitrldliuii To Study the Need of Alaska Battle Vfaili Se rlUnUelBt xtcsXnaior Shoup of Idaho chair Jnn ofthe senate committee on terriv tortcH will leave today for Alaska to atidy the needs of that territory in the way of legislation flUd t a 4cSDI41 Snddenl Dubuque IaISdpti l2Mrs Paul Olraore wife of the wellknown actor died suddenly yesterday afternoon of heart failure All this talk about negroes form lug democratic clubs is so much gointovoting tlmocomos will bo found 1 in republican column as usual Cynthiana Democrat Mr Kirby baa Just hero fromi4owls was received into tho M E Church South by hotter Tuesday n t prayermeeting1 4 4 N i Tho Kentucky Bynod of tho Cum borland Presbyterian churci will meet at Bowling October ii JIMENES ARRIVES AT MOCA lie In Kieortcd br n Ilnpldlr Ana1- uieiitlnir hotly of Cavalry and Welcomed with Joy Mocn Santo Domingo Sept OGen Jluicncs orrlvedycuterday afternoon ai cavalrylargelyfront the villages along his route Er erywhere the utmost enthusiasm II displayedIt here that the hats President Hcrucaux was killed by Ramon Ca ceres who Is now tho idol of the people and the minister r f war in tin provincial government theahaveI whom Heureaux had designated foi execution dlspatcbfromIslng to furnish all the funds necessary to establish the government Uu French Interests being second only tu LevlgalastAN AWFUL DOUBLE TRAGEDY A St Louis Official Shot flown Neal 1IU Own Door The Murderer lUll IlliiKcU St Louis Sept 0 William C Tape assistant park commissioner and ono of the most widelyknown officials of the city won murdered on the side walk In front of lila home 3329 Ienn sylvania avenue shortly after eight Freydrherwagonbutso he placed the muzzle of the revolver to his mouth and blew his own brain out Failure to procure a peddlers II ivas the cause of the killing A FEW SHOTS IN HIS LOCKER The Admiral nnil the Olympia Of Ocr Make Up a Purse for a Slaltacil DrltUh Gunner Gibraltar Sept 13 Before sailing from here Sunday afternoon for New Vork Admiral Dewey and the officers of the United States cruiser Olympia presented oC30 to Pepplatt the gunner of the British battleship Devustatlon who while the warship was firing tho salute in honor of the arrival of the American admiral September 4 lund his hand shattered by the exploding of rnnmlngborneputated ASERIOUS LOSS BY FIRE Uuralnr ot HI Xtvlsr Academy and the HUI rn ol Mccoy Convent at Ottawa Ill Ottawa 111 Sept 9st XavIers academy and the Sisters of Mercy con vent was dpstruyed by liny The in iuiitcsiHlMcr nnd pupils eSInpcll In lair night clothes without Injury The loss amounts to 75000 Iniuir ince t40000IIt Is thought the fire ntarted from a Inner furnace left in the new lulld ing A West Vlrfltlnln Sensation Wheeling W Vn Sept 10 William Dclaplalu one of the iliiht prominent men in West Virginia IIIH begun suit for divorce on statutory grounds naming exOov McCorkle and lion John It Uoodwfn xs Orespondentti Mm Dcluplaln in a gnindaughter of SInnbnr Wagncrono of West Virginias famous turn and Is accounted one of the most beautiful women In the state A MliilnlPP Arrmlpd Ponca City Okla Sept Onev II UT Ruby Free fcthoIIst was arrested lucre Thursday upon suspicion that he IR lcv John Simpson wanted In New England for killing a deputysher liT named Smith while resisting arrest He denies the charge He has been taken to Newkirk pending further Identification An Entire Block llaruril Clinton 111 Sept OA disastrous fire which started in a livery stable nt KInney Thursday swept an entire block nine business houses and offices being burned Thin Kinney lUrnld an l KInney Juzftte were both Included Tie loss is estimated at20000 to 25 000 Kentucky Peuil Sltnnlun London Icy Sept Oicorgc Phil pot report says will call upon Car IJradley to protect his people from toe other faction and tf the request Is re fused the PhllpotB thr atcu to turn themselves loose on the Griffins with a view of exterminating them The situation is growing worse and on outbreak is expected at any time emoted Votelut Illnna District Jefferson City Mo Sept DSecr- etary of State Lcsueur announces of final vote of special election In the Ktghth Blands congressional dis trict as follows fihackiiford democrat 10331 Vosholl republican 15 858 Hale populist SfO Shackle fords plurality 3473 majority 2021 Sour KcnilUtu IlcporCciI Killed Louisville Ky Sept lThe Even ing Post luau an unconfirmed report from Manchester Ky that four feud Ists were killed In tr battle on Red Bird creek Clay county Sunday IrUe Jlolit Law Uiioouitltutlonal Denver Col Sept IiJudge John lion in the district court yesterday delivered tin opinion declaring the prize fight law unconstitutional and void NlnetrBlx Case to Data WaRhlngtonBeptO Marine hospital service advices report OP laSeR of ycl JqW fever to date The bureau has been notified of the one new case at New Or leans Mr Llkoim candidate for Score of State on tho Prohibition ticket was lucre this week In tho In terest of hits ticket Likens is a hustler and is doing good work for time Prohibition cause Ho con tom plates starting n Prohibition nt Owensboro thin near future If McKlnloy worn morol tho ad Vance agent of prosperity no would JobWorcostorMalill byd4yha presents by personal and party ho has at his command J i WII BAKING POWDER b5OUmlYPuRE Makes the food mortfdelidous ond wholesome ovu BAjtma paws oS1 M TMK THE FEVERSITUATION- A Death Reported From Port Tampi City Fla0ther Cases Under Observation M HOUSETOHOUSE INSKCTIOOliDEnED iI A Panicky Peeling 1reTnIU nnit an Uioduli Hni lleicnn SlUcUitiuil llni RiYnlilUlieil a Illttld Qnarnn tine ABalnit New Orloi New Cairn Cot Kcr Writ l Unhln n Sept 12Dr Altrrc ol the marine hospital senlco reports a dlith fnniifeyellOv fever at 1 i t Finn pa Fin Uriel soys the autopsy render IJliIfVas a tugboat fund it hind been quarantined Five other persons from tugs irc under otiiecritlfin sniill iiurfintlno 111 9 es tobllnlifd lIe adds that ii hontclo hoiiho Inspection lIPs been onlcrtd ngdlnut the town He olio says that there In no necessity for rlnrin hint that 75 people left there on the ttan Suniliiy rlght Dr Trotter wno In abc ut Iort Tninpn says there Is n rmnliky1 fedliif there i Dr JUurrayi Heport DrMurrny wires from JacksonMIssI as follows Uslxiilppt a lJrnilistNewpermittedto 1ersonaJboundthere to remain antI wholesale freight not articles requiring disinfection HonsctohouRo Inspection begins Tuesday Hunter has taken nil lice Yllksbnrllhas j ders told tin lie found no ycjlmvfeyvr In Vlckfiburg rj I New ere at lCeT West Heports to the surgeon general nre to the effect that new cases arestlll1 reported dally from Key Vest There were two deaths there Sunday from fever at llnvnim 1111 Sept 12 Sufgeoivrten iia receivedii disuft b 1 ihL11 vaHn Raying tliat SecondSicut tenant Stanley V Knierick and Irlvnte Kernlmrt Kramp Battery K Second artillery are ill will yellow fever Warned AgaInst n Pmilc Jackson Mhs Sept 12Tue city council held a mcetlngllndl- uRedreFolutious advising till people not to create a panic over thug out break of fever like the one of one year ago A PARDON HINTED AT rhe Iarln Temp Discusses the Urc- jti Verdict anti Hint nt 1omllilo Pardon Paris Sept 18 Commenting on the verdict in the Dreyfus ease the Tempt nya that nit good citizens who had dl vided on the Dreyfus affair agree In desiring that judgment should reopen an em of peace anti repose for France that is far from being Incompatible tlthi the judgment Continuing the Temps says We haven strong belief that If the judges dill not give Dreyfus the bene fit of time doubt they implied it In the udmUslon of extenuating dream ttances Considerations foreign the affair above all time Improvident ut terances of illadvised partisans oi the revisionist campaign ngninst the generals are the cause of It It Is however possible that Dreyfus may not lose this benefit It would be enough for the chief of state to sign his pardon This solution would bring about the pacification of which France Is In need GENERAL LAWTON DISCLAIMS Denies InlilUlied Interview and De clare In Adrnnco the PnUltr of Future Like Ileporl Washington Sept 12Thic war de partment makes public the following cable Manila Sept 11 Corbln Washington Lawtoh pro nounces utterly foundatlonlcss newR paper reports of lnteryjcwassciring that he commented atlon or criticised conduct of operation here Declares beforehaudj dlh false all future accounts of such views SC1IWVK Gen Schwa n is a colonel In the ad jutant generals department and was made a brigadier during the Spanish war len Corbin stated that he does not know what the denial refers to and that the department has addressed no Inquiry to hen Lawton WAR ACTIVITY IN LONDON War cud Admiralty Qffloc Continue Duly But There U Nothing New In the Situation London Sept HTile activity In the war and admiralty officers contin ues though there la nothing new re garding the Transvaal situation It Is said that orders have been sent to America tor lIgbt Iron jrlrdcrn and bridging sections for probabl sell1- South Africa Transports are moving to time locks preparatory to embarking troops JCtUed tim a n Philadelphia Sept J2it ifjramcs C Coldwcll aged M years a well knqwn Presbyterian minister at thts lly wa Instantly rtMeit jeVerdav hit viijavo pcdcnt GfPmantOAvu f Aro you a subscriber to Tim linE You should be I 7 Ia p d g + l Y r i Jt j p iq41rI lslltI 4V ip ITHEY TCOK EVFRYTHINO lone Hntlteit Itobbtn Hold Up an Exprcn Trla on she 8outhern PaolOo llo d Cochise Ariz Sept 11 Expresi train No 10 on the Southern Pacific was robbed here Saturday night bj four masked men who blew the salt open anti took everything In sight The amount of their booty Is said U bq small The train was stopped the engine mall and express cars cut off from the rest of the train and run a mile fur ther Up the road wheiu thc bandit stopped to complete their work The express messenger was forced to hrs car and the robbers at tacked time safe with dynamite The strong box was soon blown open nail the contents taken by the thieves who lumtlly departed They were last seen going north on jfobt and a posse soon started on helm trill The dynamite used on time safe blew out side of the express car and tore up time floor There Is no clew to the Identity of the robbers WENT TIIIIOVGII A THESTLE Freluht Train Fall FICtr Feet Foui lien Kllllcd TITO Other Hare lllrncnloui Escape Columbia S C Bipt 11 Saturday flight 200 feet of trestle on the Colum bia Newberry Lourtns road over llroad river neat this city gave waj under a train load of granite Sev eral cars and an engine fell SO feet late the water Four persons were killed William Dates an extra fireman went down with the wreck but wai dug out from under tons of granite without a scratch James Watson superintendent of explosives at th granite quarry jumped from the train and landed SO feet below unhurt The bridge had just been completed and only yesterday was pronounced In first class condition 1 FAILED TO SEE TUB BldXAI PAil Man Killed and Other Jlndly Injured In a Collision on the 1hlladelphln Jt Erie Eric Pa Sept 11A collision on time Philadelphia 8 Kite 70 miles east of this cItyatTionaycsterdayrcsulted In the death of one man oral tIme injury of three- Knginccr Gcrlcch failed to see the target and crashed Into another freight thatwax ol put to take a hiding toidinwhinito pass Time crcwof the jumplutTimetcrday afternoon LIGHTNINGS FEARFUL WORK Two Jlcn Instantly Killed anil Two Vntalljr Iujurd nt Cwsrso III Scveml Whey 8liook d Tuscoln HI Sept0itt the Doug Jas county fair grounds at Camargo Thursday night two men were In Btarilly killed by lightning Two oth ers were fatally Injured and four semi ously rihoced The killed are Spencer Iiromfled of Voodrul- TItobert Meyers of Champaign Fatally injured George Adler of Champaign John driest of Urbana Both Adler and Orlest will die the physicians In attendance say The men were seated under the grand stand with about one hundred bthtTfr eating their lunch when the storm which lund long been threaten ing broke Scores of men and women were prostrated by the shock of the electric bolt nnd in addition tu those Killed and fatally Injured tin physi clans say that Loulx and John Cam bridge of Kiclclin nnd DUll Mullen mill 0eorge Itancli of Urbnnii Vllllam Ilutclicr Cnnnugonnd Orlu ilrunillcld Vpodruff may die Vhen the excitement HubxUltl h was found that Bromticld and Mrvcrs had been killed and thit half n docu others needed attention THE IDOL OF THE VETERANS Silas linen Gould necelven Notice ot ncr Election as Sponior for the necciitly VormcdAnoclntlon Washington Sept l1AdJt William C Llller of Lancaster Pa a Spanish war veteran yesterday received the following telegram from Miss Helen Gould who was unanimously elected national sponsor of the Spanish Wai Veterans association Your kind message bar reached me informing me of myelectlonan sponso for tho Spanish war veterans and 1 take great pleasure In accepting the honor for which please express myI thanks to the association Crushed b r Ice Floe St Johns N P Sept 13 Another severe storm plong the Labrador coast has driven huge Ice UTB on time land and crushed several vtfisels with theh cargoes aggregating near 3000 quhv tals of cod fish The crews escaped with their lives by muklug their waI tivcr time Ice but die vessels were completely dlstroedIWilliam J Ilryan In Nevada Carson Nev Sept 0 William J Ilryan addressed an oponatr meeting here Friday mimetic up of delegatloni from nil of western N VIa Mr Dry an declared broadly ngiinst what he pronounced a triplicate of evhlsex paiiHton iinpcrlollKm and tnllltarUm I Otis Want Ammunition WsBhlngton Sept lJGen Otis hai cabled the war department for 5000t000 rounds of ammunition lImy rifle This nonilgnmcut will be cent from San Francisco Initiation to tbo President Cityliesley to visit the city during his pro posed wtstcrn tour I Subscrlbo for TUB Bun fl per year I n d s I f CORNELIUSIANDERDILT1Sudden Son of the Famous Old Commodore SUCCUMB B TO CEREBRAL HEHORBHA8E De Began Life on a Farm ant Though Attaining Riches Be Toad the Dreams of Avarice Always Maintained the Character ot a Christian Gentleman t 0New York Sept 131Cornelius Van derbllt head of thd Vanderbilt family died nt his residence in this city at 543 oclock this morning from a stroke of paralysis Mr Vandcrbili was in him I fiftysixth year No physician wal In attendance The attack was very sudden nhd entirely unexpected and it was Impossible to reach any physician before death occurred Dr Francis Del afield who had been attending Mr Vanderbilt arrived fit time house aftci Mr Vonderbilts death had occurred Many erroneous statement were made concerning the circumstance surrounding the death of Mr Vender bUt and Senator CbaUency M Depew gave out the following statement late yesterday afternoon Mr Vanderbilt left Newport Wonr day afternoon at one oclock for tIn purpose of attending a meeting of time directors of tho New York Central Hudson River railroad which Was to be held Tuesday lie was feeling at well as usual nnd had no premonition of approaching death lie reached this city about nine oclock Monday night was driven to his home immediately and went to bed at about ten oclock lie woke tip Iniihe morning about five oclock and complained of feeling very ill Ho called Jila wife and she Immediately sent bra physician Mr Vanderbilt died within a few minutes before any physician arrived Dr Dela field who had been attending him when he arrived pronounced flue cause of death to be cerebral hemorrhage Obituary onBtattnthaitimeot 16 left schOol and eourea a piacs nlmessenger in the Shoe and Leather bonk Ills grandfather the commodore learn lag of this sent for him and asked why placeDecause 111This and It t said that ha made a uxllcll to his will 0- fw days later leavIng si000cee to Ills grandson Cornelius left the hhoa and Leathet IsmDrosfather asked him to enter the railroad service The young man was making JCI a month and declined to leave his plac elvenIi21 years old The Stat place he wan given was that of assistant treasurer ol the New York it Harlem railroad himfather01hemllrrledj sonWilliamuniversityMr career wai practically closed when he suffered a paralytic stroke In ISiS InterellSand Sunday school work which ho began early In lire He gave fruely to the rail branch of the Y AI C A and to ProtestantEpiscopalAir fireat business caret AnJbelastspringcompanlcd Mrs Vandirbllt and by nil daughter Gladys They went to New VnderblltImprovedS he save a house yarning at his home attalrInparture of Alfred Vanderbllt for a round theworld trip Ha left for Seattle on July ZOo accompanied by William Proudnt Burden Ernest helm nn l Douglas II CochranMr left live children Corne lius Gertrude Alfred Itcgllald nnJ lIauehleroItyears ego and later n becanme th wife of Harry Payne Whitney son ol former Secretary of the Navy Vm C Whitney COMMANDERINCHIEF SHAW The New Grand Army Comiunndei Will Devote Attention to Ten sioa Lrulilallon New York Sept 13Albert D Skew the new coinmandcrlnchlef of the Grand Army of the Republic said uA great deal of my time will be given to pension legislation The old soldier is entitled to lasting considera thin What if the pension roll ii large the Union soldiers saved this nation their reward should be commensurate with their service If the burden should prove too heavy r am In favor of a patriotic pension bond Issue so that only the interest would have to be met from year to year Let posterity meet the bonds when they mature Why not The country was saved to posterity It is only propel that a part of the burden should taU on posterity Yellow Sever In Florida Jacksonville Fla Sept 1JTbe reports of two physicians at Key West to the state board of health yesterday showed nine new cases of yellow tCf rand one death at that place The sit uation at Miami remains the same and the panic threatened at Port Tampa hues subsided Killed br a Tri Omaha Neb Sept 13Roy D Em bree sheepman from Kemerer Wyo in charge of a train of sheep was struck by the Union Pacific fast mall at Paplllon Neb yesterday and in stantly killed Death of An Old Newspaper Man Minneapolis Minn Sept 13John nianchard for nine years editorIn chief of the Minneapolis Time died yesterday morning after an Illness of several mouths used 67 He was born In Sandusky 0 March X 1842 A Word to Mothers Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesl tato to administerChamberlains Cough Remedy It contains no opiate or narcotic In any form and may be given as confidently to the babe ns an adult Tho groat success that hIs attended Its uso In the treatment of colds and croup has won for it tho approval arid it has received throughout tho United States and foreign lands For sale St Bernard Drugstore Earllngton j Ben OoorgoKlllg f0 11ioUhIiIt uareyoungyouat urslljr sppesrio uaro wily apa pesrso young Inwardly we vI will look after outwardly need not worrylonger- about gray advance those agents of age 1 IIgersDillF Vigor will surely restore color to gray and it will alto gIve all the weallh and gloss of life Do not ahlowthe falllngof your hair to notbeWe will send our boot on the Hair and Scalp tree upon request I WrIte re the Doct r thbeadimtli Vigor wrtU th doctor boat ai- robsbmy thure It some dUReiltr with wbich mar bo eallfflmond OR J AVERLowiU5tas TO MEET IN HOPIIHSY1LLE South Kentucky Christian Mis slonary and SundaySchool Association HOPKINSVIIIK KV To tho Disciples of Christ In South Kentucky mostIconsider tho following 1 Tho next annual convention of Missionary Association will be hold in Hopkinsvillo September 2633 no political convention but urelyIn I in our territory which embraces thlrtythreo counties in Southwest Isa1IJsslonaryandSundnyschool should appeal to tho heart and con science of every friend of Missionary and Sundayschool work in our field Wo have an excollont program The gladtotho bdnoflt of reduced railroad taro Mako your arrangements to attend our and send your name to H D Smith at least a woek be toro tho convention 2 Get certificates from agents at paidtullturned n tone cent a mile 3 All who owe on pledges should togetthisthe money to moot obligations which woro based on your All LongHopkinsvlllo4 most earnestly appeal to our collectors to go to work at once and pledgesfromcollector generally succeeds in col looting pledges made by his congregation preacherslii upbothmake our next convention time best every held in South Kentucky This with your aid can certainly bo done Our association is helping many of- you preach tho gospel at mission points you not give an asso which has so much for tho cause of Homo Missions your supportWo aid our collect ors in collecting balance tine on pledges FraternallyJ Beoy Bllllo Hewlett is qulto sickmanFor several days was unable to work and now is confined to his room Wo hope that his Illness may not bo of long duration and that ho w1ll Ioon bo able to be out again Postmaster Robinson has his now furniture In his new post office building and will occupy the now ofllco very soon as soon as things can bq put in thoroughly good shape The now outfit Is a to Ezulington RevL W Spann of Woodburu Ky has boon preaching to largo BaptistChurcheating preacher and his sermons have made n good impression upon all who have hoard Wo aro glad to see the improve montsthat are being made on some of the country roads But there la still room for improvement The greatest drawback to tho progress of Hopkins county In the has beeii been miserable roads Let the good work go on Mrs Paul M Moore entertained a gentlemenlastMiss Caroline Comly of Philadel phia Elder D 1 Wallace of the Primal tive Baptist Church preached a number interesting sermons at the Missionary Baptist Church this week On Nov Oth ho begins a at Ehenozer McLean County Ho will still manage to ular utilusa oUiorwl8ean nounccd i 4 I o- y iti c J rft j Oq 1 PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manner L BEE PUBLIBHINB COMPANY Incorporated Entered tb Pcitofflce it Eitlltif loa at Second litimatterr i SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 UnaVearitrIctrrlnad anc Koo Sis Moats n tSJ ThreeMontiI Bind Cop lei SI Specimen coplat walled tee on application wanted in ill parts hi- onlTJtAddreia ni for particular t ir THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1899 r3 l REPUBLICAN TICKET i J i For Governor W S TAYLOR J QfButler County i SrLIouteniwitaovcrnor i JOHN MARSHALL w to Loulsvillo For Secretary of State CALEB POWERS Countytf Of Hopkins County f For Auditor Rrv JOHN SSWEENEY Countyn rOfiBreathlttCoijnty RDA t For Superintendent of oo Iiii J JOHN BURKE CampbellCountyfCPr J W THROCiaiOHTON r Of Fnyette County f lForRepresentative I kBEN r NSTtJle charges about IAGA as the father of trusts the Gibraltar of a single That free trado England is i thfibjrthplace and natural home HoW ir SWEENEY now says Gobj3lisnot altogether truthful i u postollice address myffor a governor cmnr 3 paigns of trickery 1 If this be trueand who can denytlien the Kentucky Dem oci tic campaign is tim very Beel z hub of all Democratic cam paigns f The exports of manufacturesr fioin the Uunited States are now averaging 1000000 a day In 1805 t IO average was only 500 000 a day Business in time I in the United States never was I SQ brisk and urgent as at this 1good day j QNLY nine crops of corn over produced in the United States Ithavereacbe time 2000000000 If bushel figure including the crop thisiyears crop 000 bushels according to the latest figures SKNATOR l FBYK estimates that p this country pays to foreign I ships fully 100000000 a year I for carrying our ocean freights and the people are begin ning to think there should be something done to encourage and promote American shipping and keep these millions in American pockets immortal Lincoln once You cant fool all the IrUEall the time It seems of time modern politi from their words and ac doubt the truth of the state- mentI But it is the truth und4 will stand Gods truth is eternal and will down all opposition and come out vitctor in the end CoMKADK MoKinly stands for I our people our flag ho stands before all the world and desires to be sustained by our anI crat dyediuthewool I say that Comrade McKinley will be sus tamed by our people every 1 where General Daniel E September r HAVING attacked and insulted exconfederates and pretty much everybody in Kentucky Goebol has now made the mistake of l jumping on a popular Kentucky falselytbuy a Webster county newspaper for the Louisville and 1 sayshproposition to buy a paper in Webster county DKMOCKAOY this year ofall others and next year to beat the band is and wil be planned on the policy of all things to all men It is and is to be free aLI trade here free silver there antis expansion yonder imperialism- elsewhereany1 1 olll thing to et z votes and office Cansuch policy1 win Ve think not The can people are not such dullards patcheddragnet CpMMEjmuo upon the evident determination of Democratic Cleaders to keep free silverat the front in the campaigns of this ii fall and in 1000 the New York AVbriaremarks that In 1890 the u Democratic party was beaten 603514 on the popular vote and 05 in the electoral college and since then has lost four Statc- wlth 21electoralr fuiva 4 mil- gaincd which is likely to be lost again tJilff year AT a meeting of the local Re publican Campaign Committee plaiforoutlined Mr Bon T Robinson the popular candidate for the Legislature will begin his canvass of tlie H RhortlYl1ltd rjon tinuo itactvoly till of the tsrec01v11Ig much encouragement already and since his campaign will be clean and is sure to gain strengthstealthy as the campaign progresses PENSION COMMISSIONKB EVANS has dropped from the roll of claim agents and pension attorneys more than 80000 men and these follows who had their hands in the public crib and wore manu pensionclaimsget out of the business do not like it a little bit Through their ef forts a cry was raised against time commissioner and the attempt made to the Grand accomplishhis been successful and the commissioner has been vindicated at every turn When ho took the office the names Of attorneys on tim record of the Pension Office numbered more than 60000 and now the number is only 18491 Fraudulent practice has been time cause of much of this cutting oil of names Last year tho amount paid to claim agents was 470900 uringtlla saving of 253100 to the veterans and a loss of that amount to the claim agents The veterans the administration and the coun try at large will stand by Mr Evans in his effort to be merci fully just and to suppress fraud In Pension Department Our Improvements This week we put into Tux DEE for the first time our handsome new body type which we pur chased for use in our Special Coal Edition and with which that edition was printed This type while it occupies little more space than ourold type did is of much larger and plainer face and the highest product of the modern art of type making It will be found comfortable to read for eyesAs have time we propose to make other changes in the style make up and contents of Tns plantopossible improvements in service that the papers patronage will justifyThe encouragement and liberal SpecialCoalto put on this neW dress and we are showing our appreciation of this by making substantial improvements in Tux BEEIn addition to the mechanical improvements we are making and shall continue to make greater efforts to serve our read ers with as complete reports of local happenings as possible and to give them as far as may be time news and matter in which they are most interested To this end pormnanemmtIv shall add more outoftown cor respondents at various places in countyPast we appreciate and shall endeavor to merit its continuance anlla liberal in creaseA MESSAGE TO CARCIA In all this Cuban business there in one man stands out on the horizon of my memory like Mart at perihelion When war tiroko out between Spain and the United States it was necessary to communicate quickly InsurgentsOarcla thin fastnesd of Cuba nu one knew where No mall or telegraph message could reach him The President andqulcklWhat to do I Some one said fo the President Theres a fellow by the naino of Rowan will find Garcia for you If anybody caU- Rowan was sent for and a letter to be delivered to Garcia How tho fellow by the name of Rowan took the letter sealed it up in an oil rtIncoast of Cuba in an open boat peared Into the Jungle and in three weeks came out on the other Ride flf the Island having traversed a footanddQUveredhis no special desire now to tel In detail thisMolCfnloygave theletterat By the Eternal I there IB ft man whose form should bo cast in death collogelearning young men need nor in struction about this and that but a stiffening of the vertebrae which will cause them to bo loyal to a trust to not promptly concentrate their en orgies do the thlngCarry ames sage to Garcia butthereNo man who tins endeavored to ml1Yhandsnigh appalled at times by the imbe Jimbl1lt on a thing and do It Slipshod as dowdyudltrerenceseem the rule and no man succeeds threatheperforms of Lfglit for an assistant You reader this matter to a test You are sitting now in your office six clerks are within your call urn requestPleasemake a brief memorandum for mime CorreggioWill Yes sir and go and do the task 4 The cBestls te Cheapest Experience teaches that good clothes wear longest goodfoodgives best nutrition and a good medicine that naturalithehest Sarsaparitla the best1 medicine money can buy because it cureswhenattothersfa1l Poor HoalthJttdpoor health for years pains in shojltfers bath And tips with constant headache nervousness and no appetite Used Hoods SatfaparOtoi gained strength nd can erhh1ri Alt tfayi eat heartSy and sleep m ef Itook it because It helped my husband to Man GlffelsiMO JfoodJSaJ4aJu andiLI wlltlookone or more of the following ques tions Who was he Which encyclopedia encyclopediaWas Dont you mean Bismarck 9harllodoingIs ime dead hurryrShant book and let you look it UI yourself forAndthat after you havo answered tho theInformatlonithe other clerks to help him try to andtollcourse I may lose my bet but ac cording to time Law of Average I will not notbotimer thoCsnotsweetly and say Never mind and yourselfAnd for Independ thisInOrmltyness to cheerfully catch hold and W SocialIsmwill not act for themselves what will they do when thobenefit of their effort all A firstmate with andUleSaturday night hOlds many workerto his place Advertise for a stenographer and nine out of ten apply can neither spoil nor punctuate do not think it necessary to toGarcla7You see that bookkeeper said factoryYesWell lios n fine accountant but if Id send him up town on an errand he might accomplish the errand all right and on the other might stop at four saloons on the and when he got to Main Street would forget what he had been sent for Can such a man be entrusted to carry a message to Garcia We have recently been hearing maudlin sympathy expressed fw the downtrodden of the seatshop and time homeless wanderer searching for honest employment and with it all often go ninny hard words for the men in power Nothing is said about time employer who grows old before his in a vain attempt to get frowsy neerdowells to do intelligent work and his wlttibeJpthatback is turned In every store and factory there is a constant weedlng emploYlrIsthat have shown their incapacity to further the interests of business and others are being taken on No matter how thnesnre this sort Ing continues only if times are hard and work IB scarce the sorting is dono finer but out and out the incompetent and unworthy go ItIs the survival of fittest Self interest prompts every employer to keep the beabthose can carry a message to Garcia- I know ono man of brilliant parts who has not timeabitity to man a business of own and yet who is absolutely worthless to ono else because lie carries with him constantly the insane that his employer isoppressingor intend- Ing to oppress He cannot give orders and he will not receive them Should a message be given him to take to Garcia Ills answer would yourselfTonight streets whistlingtimroughm empJoyhimdiscontent He is impervious to rea son and the only thing that can im press him is tho toe of a thicksoled 9 boot Of course I know that one so mor pitiedtimaimpitying let us drop a tear too for tho men who are to n a great enterprise whose working hours are not limited by the whistle and whose hair is fast turning white through the struggle to hold In line dowdy indifference slipshod imbe thelrentcrprlsewoulabe stronglyPossiblyworld has gone nBlummlng I wish to speak a word for the man who ucceed8the man who against great odds has directed tho of others amid having succeeded finds theres nothing in it nothing but bare and clothes- I havo carried a dinner pall and worked for days wages and I have also been an employer of labor and I know there something to be said on both sides is no excellence per 60 in poverty rags are no recom nil are not rapacious and highhanded more than all poor men are virtuous whodoesaway as when ho is at home And tho man who when given n letter for Garcia quietly takes the missive qnestlonstandchurcking It into the nearest sewer or of doing aught else but deliver it never gets laid oil or line to go on a strike for higher wages Civilian forjusta man asks shah be granted Imis kind is so rare that no employer can wantedinfactoryTimeneeded and needed badlytimem- aim who can carry a to Garcia Mr Elbert HubbardEditor- of the Philistine If time charges made by tho Demo cratic orators against each other are only half truo then dozens of the faithful are badly in need ot certificates of character LOTTERY OASES Ftt1liiUlxplanaU n of Goebels Connection With Them 0 TOOK A DIMINUTIVE PART Flunked When the Time For Action Come at Washington I TA7LORtMADE THE IiiiTPIQHT lI JrI irem1oa of LattarlIirapecUe of IhAVbbllDB Tsollof Oo bl l Steind tba Dectaloo of j tlaq United Sataa So i Courtif I d t Tho Evening Times Mr Qoebels Sao will have to be colled down 01 its jaafcter In Ito edition InkfagTiroUd an Investigation into ono of the least creditable chapters In the professional life of Mr Goebel when It printed a communication relative to the lottery cases signed New Light As no ODO it apt to get new light on any subject from Goebel orators or organs and as the whole purpose of the communication in question was to advance claims In behalf of William Goebel which aro In direct conflict with the whole history of the case we reproduce the statement whfch Is false In every Implication and correct It by a plain story from the official records JThe anonymous slanderer thus at tempts to poison the public mind II It bath been said that Mr Taylor the Republican candidate for governor pt Kentucky la a much Uvbler lawyer than Mr Ooebel the Democratic can didate and Taylor had written a wonderful brief to which Goebel did not contribute a line It bath been said that a certain lottery case had pended In the supreme court of the United States while Mr Taylor was attorney general for a long while and that Mr Taylor made no motion to advance the case It hath been said that Mr Taylor when the case was at last called for hearing agreed with John O Carlicte to pass the case to the next term of court thereby enabling the lottery Tenders to operate the lottery for six months longer notwithstanding the circuit court had charged the grand Juries to refrain from Indicting yen den of lottery tickets until the caser wa decided by the supreme the United States It hath been said that William Goo bel while not BO famous a lawyer as IMr Taylor had he been attorney gcu oral of Kentucky would not have agreed to vostponn the case that he would haw said to Mr Carlisle I am sorry I can not accommodate you were it an ordinary case I would take leaure In granting the request but thla is a case of great public Interest the case has alreadYbeen lit the court oven two years your clients notwith standing the court of appeals of Ken tuekY has decided adversely to their claims have in the face of that decls loa continued to soil lottery tickets In KentQccyI have moved the aupreme court to advance the case and had a decision In 90 days In vlewof the fact that the supreme court had already decided Inr Stone vs State of Mississippi the very question Involved In the case and that decision was against your clients I failed to make thrt motion and the people of Kentucky think I should have made that motion You hue had over three years to prepare a brief in the case I simply expect to cite Stone vs Mississippi and rest the case there You are too good a lawyer not to know that that case finally set tles your case I do not think you ought to ask me to postpone the case for six months and therefore will not consent to pass ItIII Governor Brown Nov 1 1895 em ployed Senator William Qoebel to represent the state in what are known as the lottery cases After the Inauguration of Governor Browns successor Senator Goebel called on Attorney General Taylor and advised him that he had been em ployed by Governor Brown to repre sent the tate He was told by the attorney general that ho was glad to be so advised that he was new In hIs office and very busy and was asked to prepare a brief which he promised to do After a time the attorney general communicated with Senator doebel asking that the brief be sent to s printed After delay Mr Goobel final ly advised that he had not time to make brief but that be would argue the case in the United States supreme court How To Gain FleshPersons have been known to gain a jvoomf a day by taking an ounce of SCOTTS EMULSION It is strange but it often happens producesthedigestive machinery going prop so that the patient is able ordinaryfoodwhlch gainfsA certain amount of flesh is necessary for health if you have bytaking SCellSfmulS You will find It lust as useful in summer uponItsOc1I4roOo ill drulU 1 SCOTT ft BQWNg ChunUti NTYo j fI7t t os The attorney general went tf Wah Incton arriving the evening botf the casowas to bo called and wan ffxer clBcd by hIs Inability to learn of tim whereabouts bt Senator Qoobel Ho had already prepared a brief ana hur riedly prepared a abort argument WhOa the coso was called Get tt 1 ehlltortlrtIa 1I1tTDorD W Sanders appeared for ths tottory company Major Sanders told Attor nay General Taylor that Senator Goe bol would not appear and ujgcnUd that the case bo postponed Tho attor nry general objected and the case was hrgued and submitted Alter this had been done ct13 Senator Ocobet ap penned and naked permission to make an argument Ills requett was re fused Ho then asked pcrr Union to Silo a brief which was granlrd After waiting for some time and aiding that no brief had been filed the attorney general Insisted ou the case being re portedThe prompt action of tho nttorney general alone secured the prompt de cision from the supreme couit All that Mr Goebel promised or sought merely made delay Imperative The attorney generals oral argument was short but It covered the case and Is Jn fact and almost In substance tbo pInion ot time supreme court IV We thank the friends of Mr Goebel for calling attention to this notorious case In which there Is no action no utterance no line that Is creditable to Mr Goebelt nothing from first to last that justified his appointment So clear was nil this oven to Mr Goebel that wo believe he has never had the face 10 claim a fee ct least from the state for his cervices Evening Post A Few Facts About the Kin dergarten Tho object of the true Kinder garteim Is I To develop freouossnnd natural ness In childrttu and to teach them to observe thInk remember and reason U To develop feeling to such imm uxtont that may gradually grow to form their own ideas 8 To develop n love for right mIe sires In the Kindergarten there Is a Rystem of play made into a consecutive gystem of education in which every step In time process is a preparative for tho next Tin may while he enjoys Ills tmJoment Is so directed as to promote his development and tho wisest education rendered a profitable source of pleasure to the ono wrhe entitle plnys of childhood de later Into the artlife of man Scientists havo all agreed that play hi all absolute necessityi in the whole life of the small child His senses hunger for activity and if ho la sent to has hind time to give vent to his natural desires fOr plnyhe will be most rdst loss his thoughts will not be ex clearly therefore that enthusiasm is so good schoolwork will bo lacking mind of time little child Is unformed that lie cannot fix hU at tention on any one thing for any length of time of about hlmare still crude and vaguo f and his command of language In very limited So whatever knowl edge nnd preparation he acquires for his after comes through play Fricderich Froebel recog nized this fact amid planned lila Kin dergarten or us we Ids Childs Garden so that children might receive natural development according to natures plan Just as flowers grow under gardeners hand so little boys nnd girls grow nnd develop wider the carp of Kin dergarteners Gamos about the trades about birds chickens flowers etc are Introduced Into tIme klnuergarten In order that tho children mnhi have physical an well an mental exercise muse them to n hotter appre elation of tim outside world When a thought is given In story form the little child sees It more quickly than If It Is siiiipljrtold as n1 tact So Impressions may still more clearly on mind If ho Is allowed to illustrate with suitable material his own thoughts in regard to the story Time Kindergarten pro- videR for this need and tho children are allowed to work in thin sand or with blocks with or card and ninny other different kinds of material thus da the little ones unconsciously gain a knowledge of form size color quan tity etc As first impressions are generally I tho most lasting great care should be taken that true and beautiful thoughts and Ideas should fill time I tiny minds in tho very beginning of their little lives for education is not knowledge but a preparation for right amid complete development of character Tn Its broadest deepest BOIIBO Each little child has some to in life no matter how humble and that part is to the cpm pleteness of the whollllnd should well touchier makes It her business to study each little child thoroughly earnestly trying to prepare one for Ills next step In lifetime school I Sick lleadaclifl la Ibe bane of many live Dr M A Simmon Liver Medicine cues and pre rend Ilila annoying complaint Another Robbery rime large plate glass window in tho front J1I Victory COH store was broken Into Tuesday night and a small amount of goods was taken It is thought time glass was broken during a fight which occurred In front of tho store This Is the second robbery In J arl- Ington within the last week If those night prowlers continue their dnpradntlons they had better be careful or will boa number of countryIIIfigures Volunteer Raise in Wages Mimjuetto Mich September 10 rime irujm mining companies of the Marquette range have announced a voluntary raise in of hoc ado September I The raIse is in Gutlclpatlonof an ad vance be demanded for nuxt season based onI much higher prices for ore which will prevail The raise affects both underground and surface men Plenty of Freedom Isnt this true We human a greatdeul about freedom of the press and oech Time freedom line been translated to mean that any ono who wants to may borrow his neighbors paper when ho pleases anti thou nftcnvurd the same fallow has this freedom to denounce time editor for not publishing a better paper Goebel claims credit for the net against gambling and CnpfI W H Sweeney declares from the- Stuimil that was not oven a member of the Legislature wlmen time I act was passed Capt Sweonqy is only one many who con victed Goebel of haying n very bad or a very convenient memory Of course this model man would not intentionally claim tbo credltdue oth enti f jL- sYL U A Strong Fortification against disease by TiittislLverPilis an abso lute curefo rsicKhcadaChe dys pepsia s ur stomach malaria constipation jaundice biliousness and all kindred troubles The FlyWheel of Life PrTutt Your Liver Pills are the n wheeloflire15hallever begrateful for thaccidcnt that brought Ihuri tb my n tke 1 feel as if I Hid a ilew leasic of life J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col Tufts Liver Pills Christianity sheen accorded of ficial rOcognUion by time Japammese- govormmiiment and la no longer under tIme ban LllerotoforoOnly Buddhism land Shlnt lll en recognized The healing properties of Banner Salvo are truly marvelous It Is a thorough antiseptic and heals all Wounds amid Burns without leaving n scar Campbell Co Thin tonnage of the merchant ma ring of the four leading powers in as follows Great 8030000 United States 4t7o000 Germany 1550000 Franco 881000 Time great success of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy in time treatment of bowel complaints has made it standard over tho greater part of the civilized world DrugstoreEariington tons Gap orge King 8t Charles Out of 124 law students called to time London bar in one not long ago which establishes almost a new record for London as many as 19 have Oriental names IA diseased liver declares Itself b I l110rOSenl1I8 mental depression laok- of energy restlessness melancholy nnd constipation re a healthy condition Price tDcSt Bftriiaril Drugstore oyoloneimmeurance a lowering cloud one evening last week aud worth of Insurance before bedtim- eATIMLCHIHT foa UoaU be wl11 see that jomf blood U rick ud pore aid roir wbolo artl m pit Is a perfectly UtalUir condition by tile ass ot Dr Carltedl Grua IJwr Powder Thea yoa wilt tx grit from malaria trphoU fat Colds and the grip Dr Carlatedta UntPowder Is be best medicini moatj can bay For your Cold try Dr OHoi Sprue Gum Balsam PrIce 26o sad CO Bottle Tor aal la- St Bernard Drug Store AustraliAIplaceI notimingbutT Powell Healif Tin writer hue uied Dr U A Slmmoni Liver Medlcln 10 ars It does ill that It claimed for ll sea kit tared at aunr doctors bills I would pel five one pack ace of it for a loa of Zelllaa like that I ated Time Louisville Conference of tho M B Church South will meet at BishopKeyDont be Imposed Upon FoleysHoneyabsolutely lnquaIl time host cough no I substitute Campbell Co aI135 or enjoy a Norwegian tour for tro Ierfectlyevery worm It also n tonic and by Its strengthening properties will restore to rosy hue of health Price 25 cts St Bernard Drugstore Vanderbilt In Tennes have a new dormitory to peejI2t UVA Vl Is to called Kls I Uam Jlalnd Is named after Mr Vanderbilts mother As an external liniment of most wonderful penetrative and curative Ballards Snow Liniment is- notequaledbyanyin the world Price 25 and Co eta St Bernard Drugstore In 1898 Russia had a mercantile marine of 2808 vessels of which 694 were propelled by steam Frequently Protracted COnsilpa lion cautet lofllmmulon of the Bowel Remedy me Dr U A SImmons LInt Medicine Time Government of Uruguay U about to expend not less than f15 000000 on harbor Improvements at Montevideo Plies Cured- If sufferers will use Banner Salvo according to directions a positive cure result In worst cases Guaranteed 25 cts Campbell do Co Japan line v nowllghthouse made of bamboo which Is said to resist tho waves better than any kind of wood Red Hot From the Gun Was the ball that lift G B Sled man of Newark t Mich in the Civil War It caused horrible Ulcers that yearsThenhim Cures Cuts Bruises Burns ErumptionsguaranteedSold Japan has established Yokohama an Imperial commercial museum the one in Philadelphia DIGEST YOUR FOOD Nlaat per cent of all sickness U catucd b food BotbtUr rariydIgsittdItcriau pal sans and toe Into jour blood and has yoa Sri liable to almoat any dlaeaa hi human erattm Is heir to Ui Dr Carle tmte German Xlter Powder aad witcU tn reeulta Yon willfUl the 1004 UectsgftarlaIclpgonidos Gn m- la trlol sod be cofl ced Dr Ottoo Spree Cum Balsam CUCM Your Couah OId this HH qdIeln for Chll4reSor isle by St Bernard Drug Store There is one good thing to be said about Col Bryan Whenever a payIng200fortime IGO nizo To itt with ppelUe Dlf iwlih cothftlind- tiepwlttiTranjiiUltyiaksdos olflr U Ai Stmmoat Liter Medicine oc iloalljr California produces about one third of the consumed in the UrmtedStat- esfljfpjNUtANTEA eaJIII Dppe- pr IWUI aiaOoDAtlp sad Lidi ef tloo Regulates toLlvwJ i Rtee 9f eta Sold by St Bernard DrUg Sot P A REMARKABLE t 1 iAre the effects produced in 1899 Fall and iWinter Woolen Dress Goods and Silks For at 7 4the EARLY BUYER the lady whose idea = P t IS to get FIRST CHOICE and in many instances that can not be found lit f jiIfiIfiIIReversable or Golf Skirtings choice tpatterns in Black Crepons and Iquisite effects in Waist Silks In thiscontnection we will also tell you goodvalaes 6t and neat every day styles in II Soc coverts tlt Strange as it may sound to you still tis 1 true these new things haveIrdybegunt s to move nicely In your excitcm entihow6tfi ever dont yes we say dont our Cut Price Sale on Clothing Mens to IIidShoes Ladies and Childrens Slippers = of all descriptions and all 6tt = Goods goes merrily on through this entire fim ilito i I CJIiMDDNVLLa KY TO EVERYBODY 5 I i Wwn i C t SOLICITED Who Bus tki Livinf Butesf 1 Ask your ncighborsI I They nil say that we 1haul better toads fur nish best teams and al- wayatthmenIgImtpnIce 1iImtht Barnett Arnold I 4 M1Mc000D A 1Contractor and BnilderJ IK viAfts xcaniiNci r j All classes EARLINGTON of buildings made complete ready for KYfIncluding time furuUhlnlrof i laU tll 11 1 I PLANS DETAIL SPECIJrleo and satisfaction r r PiOATIONSSCONTRAOTBguaranteed Ithe UP ON SHORT NO on cii kinds buildIng andNpeChl work tDftAWN GIve me a chance at your work r rsvwwwv rtJ I S SSSS SSWSSStI S U SSItI5SII I I1SU GEOIGEr 0 TOTf rnattor hue Dn- hLIVERY I FE- EDSTABLE At tho Old Stand our Main street west of Dejw- tKAKLINQTON KY 4 I FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service 10sS 111 5S 1111111PSSJSSS S S I tSCS4Sc3s i The matron of a well known Masonte Home mentions one inmate seventy years of age wlio has been in the infirmary for three years a great sufferer from Indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab ules about a year and a half and finds tlicm so beneficial that he b never without them He is willing that his name should be used ini a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person1rto try them A second old gentleman in the same institution eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble for many years and finds that RlPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of agethe other fortytwo both suffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and new im ousness They take the Tabules and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states that she is fortyfive years of age and at times suffers with indiges M tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that till 1 Tabules are very good indeed and Is perfectly willing to have her name used ina testimonial i J jiIe waa4rarJOlikI IkIWI jO4IIOj iss a f J J 1 A BOON TO MANKIND D TABLERjSBUCKgl IIl iET o r 1 1CUREA New Dicovcryfor the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and 14 EXTERNAL PILES WITHOtrT PAIN t1 CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVEf ItlDfTUBES BY MAIL 76 CENTS BoTTLES so CENTS JAMES flWAID SakPro1a S IdSIfMtJmtiWt 4 t il Ii triI I J f T I t tre 3i nbustrjjive UfrIve LnLOCALNEVSi 1kreifmfd the Ohareh at i 4Nebo Ho will give tip the church j at the close of the yfuv rf i1rr Jlradley Wll 6r HHg iloI lbt man of ofMIYine en 4 terOd the StnttIiern hfll 6t Otc Ipathra FrandtflIC JtJICUjl Mr arid Mrs moved Into UU1M Ot1 yImotiednI- F Main street Mr Mrs Hormloti will also occtppTtOrtho IIIOUBt3 t City Martha Coyle1hftiid6hhb1d contfwlth Is now a typical cop Rlloy llIa- t b popular man and Is making a fine f o fP Mr Wm Hancock and wife have l moved from the on j Maui Street and are boarding with j the family of Mr Fisher on Sebroe 1 Avenue P8JI Mr Stun MclClnstry a citizen of Providence died suddenly ic last Saturday night He was with Masonic honors last Sunday nt 0 oclock ltj SqUhoItIefitlslmavtngaqutqtt1me- of It now koeplngbaoh tho rest of the family on a visit lie e says he care how soon the experience undo Mrs I Josle Clark returned from tHenderson Saturday She was called there to attend the funeral of her drotherlnlaw and opent several bays with time family Earllngton has certainly been a Very warni place for weeks Jt Is quite a common thing to hear people Inqulrlngof each other How Would you like to bo the lee manlll A tobacco barn containing qulto a largo amount of tobacco on farm r of John T Jones of Neb was to laRtIL 1ReTW C Wilson of tho Is aue nJlnghls Conk ri Iefenco this week llro WnROn hu f J money friends herowho would boo dot 4IJ1 lighted to have him returned for an oilier ear rhf Friday nights rain did much good la some sections of the county The 1i hiange In tile atmoKphero ha to IJo 1igreIIy appreciated at lIme are delighted to see- K if thd weklhor becoming moro pleasant 4 The warm weather has been quite J a simal fur time filmy tribe With time iiM exception of a few raids made by early morning they have 4 been to tmmmjoy undisturbed quiet l l jfo in their watery home In tho waters of Loch Mary I f William lirainwell and little Iire of Nashville have been relatives hero Mrs Brain for her home III Nash yule and in company with her liUH i baud loft Monday for a trip to tho jMammotli Cavo f11derI II Teel will address the Christian Mission N nry and Sunday School Association at its next sOll loll at Hopklnsvlllo September 2628 lie will eak on time day of the Association on Lrhow Best to Develop the Sunday re Mr J W Twyman time tinner hat closed out his branch business at Nebo and Mr Reynolds V who had charge of time work at place will assist him here These Igemmllmmnemm are splendid workmen r mind deserve tint patronage they are receiving Mr TI1 Flnloy dieof the oldest rltliont of HopkliiH county died last IMciday after a illness He 4 was about otghtyflvo Y af out and I wan time father a largo family of children They all survive him are and most Influ f ienilalcitizens of the county RftvJ L Price the talented and jr of tho Cumberland Presbyterian church nt Providence has offered resignation which Is I ccihitCd with much b hlA flock who art very muchdOVotcd to 6 him He locate elsewhere with IH fanmhhyiii the near future Dr H C Settle of thq M E Church South at RiissuHvUlo Ky Is stricken down with Var ami Is lua lIorlous condition Mo la one of thb oldest arid ablest ministers in Kentucky Metht odlsmand has many friends who are hoping1d praying for his early re covery I 4drB W Robinson Genl Mamma- S of the Whltley Coal Company of Halsey Ky line been visiting the 1 family Mr lsiu Evans 7lr Robin sou was formerly Mining Engineer i for the St Bernard CpaUJo at this limbo iuimul line niany frlenls hero i I Who are always delighted to wch I rome lilm to his old I Elder I H reel will begin a series of meetings at time 8d 1 In thui month He Is to bo a meetlnjfat Nebo time 1st of O- ctoberand d f1 another af Curds vllle Ky1 about tho middle of Octo ber Brother Teel Is an untiring worker In tlio MaswrS vineyard and Is accomplishing much good i ever ho goes r from who was on M colored excursion which passed rc through on Monday morning was i 111 fatally t 4 wlniothorOiland It llithughtthlt Iwounted man was mistaken Ills 1 broth r A SAD DEATH A Bright Younfr Lady A swcsJ f1IaRtrenpottered orj pastor church nt this and claimed as Rlxteellycarpltdnughwr thalllelIaYlIsave her but nil effort were vain All time family were present her bedside except her brother Prof Griffin Lovelace who IK teach ing in Loulsvllloo J Miss was a bright and promising girl and her early demises extreme This in hut another Illustration that tho Grim Reaper Is no respecter of person He tho bearded grain at a breath and time flowers that grow bejtween Brother Lovolao and family have many friends hero who deeply sym pathize with them In sor J renvement Wonderful Discovery LuNRFOitn ALA April 1C 1803 NRWSlENOBHMrjmOINBCO lear SirsI have boon troubled with Liver and stomach complaint gonorilhealthcine from four dlnVrmit doctors and they failed to do mo any good I got yourNubianlars worth of Ital111 It did inc moro good than nil the medicine I over took I have gained tliirtvflvo poilunds In weight and my health Is very good I can soundly and my appotlto is excellent rec ommend Planters Nubian Tea to thq world as being a Godsend tball community Any ono who douhfc statemnemit can write to- OHOAH BAKKIU Sold by St Bernard Drugstore a Minister lxpcikdIPresiding Elder Reeves of KentuckyConference South was n connnlttllo of thirteen forliiiniornllty niid was oxpelletl ministry and mem bership of tile Church He has slnco sued life accusers for damages and says also that ho In tends to his cnRO to tile Gen eral Conference Mr Heevos has been a prominent man in hiM church for a number of years once Or twice representing conference In the downrallIHows This We otter Ono Hundred Dollars Howard for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured units Catarrh Cure F JCl1HNnvCoToledoo- Ve the undersigned havo known JJ for tho pantlf toen and believe him perfectly honorable in nil business transactions and financially able to carry out any ob ligations mada by linn DruggistsToledo I MAHVIN Wholesale Druggists To- ado Ohio hails Catarrh Cure is taknn In 1bloodof time system Testimonials free Hold b Druggists 7tg Halls Family Pills are time best Eloped But Was Caught A special to time NashvIlle Ameri call from Outline Kj says that MrHrJ M Thomas a young mar ned woman of Logan County near RuBsoHvillo created quite a sense lion last week by eloping with a young man named Shims Sho was pursuit and overtaken ntGuthrlo nt Ky by her husbands friends while her lover mndo his es cape Shin expressed regret at hav ing acted so toward her husband and said she was willing to return home and make JVir tho error i Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach liver and kid fey troubles an well an women and nil feel tho results In loss of appotlto poisons In time blood ner vousness headache and tired list less rundown feeling nut theres no need to feel like thnt Listen to J W Gardner Idavlllo Ind Ho Electric hitters nro Just thoItiling for a man when ho is nil run down and dont caro whether ho lives or dies It did more to give mo new strength and good appetite anything I could take lean now eat anything and have a new lease on Only Go cents nt St Ber nard Drugstore Every bottle guar Baptist Association A largo concourse of attended tho Little Bethel Association which met with holland church last week Elder 0 was moderator and Elder D S Edwards was clerk The weather was fine and tho preaching was and nil who at tendedenjoyed uimiiHoivuH very rarllngtonpeoploRttemlodtho Going Down HIM People suffering from Kidl- Thy Diseases fdel a gradual but steady loss of d vital ity They should tryingFoleys R- Ouarnnteod Campbell Co Yellow Fever There havb been nearly 200 cases of yellow fever in Key West FIn and several deaths Is reported that tho hue struck of Mississippi and some fow towns are already strict quar precaution the spread of tho disease RELIEF cure iftCUIBANI TDOtbwho Soultollltch and Summer Complaints Irico 26 CtpU SpitE by St Bernard Drug Store 1r DUSTt I The Best k Washing Pcvder Cleans EVilthlnu from Cellar to Garret t tltJiir p I i j AYER1SADAFFMR ho wlltford Jr taUc sills Own Lifef ftLsUtij Thursday nlgWairtiut is- o C Mr riios fSt Charles cut life own throat with a razor Ie hued been unwell for several days and on the night or life death got about 12 oclock and asked n g ntll1JfuWh was living him to irofor theV r Butbo 11MIVhlttordstopped out Into tim yard and cut throat immediately Ho had boon In bad and had been despondent for some time He efIves a wlfe ttvoiehlldrtn He wits tho soil of MraimMrg Thomas Whltford of this cltyAU tho mem Rympathy WONDERFUL CUREOr O1ARIIUFJA m y A IVomlncnt Vlrgtnb Editor Hid AlmoU Gives Up but Wai Drought Back 10R Perfect Health by Chamberlain Colic Cholera sod Diarrhoea Remedy Head Hit EelltflalV Froni the Times Hlltsvllio Vo v longimecuerd I hint spent much time and lmhat1Jsnitof Chamberlains Golio Cholera and ICIdortulremedy I decided to try It After taking a few dosesf I was entirely snffurthorferers that 1Rn111 halo and hearty odiiido by St Bernard Drugstore Earl 1JDenA Destructive lIrey Thi big foundry of Brldgeford byfiredamaged to the amount of fCOOOO It Is thought that the fire was there suit nfloornanyescapeslimoIts full valuotlEASt AND DISEASEG A Short Lesson on the Meaning o r of a Familiar Word TDlsease ell thin opposite of ease Webster defines as lack of ease uneasiness trouble vexation a- lllsquletItls a condltlCI1 duo to some derangement of Die physical Is organism A vast majority of tim- etileease from people surrerts due to impure blood this kind W Ho6ds Saranipnrllla which purifies vitalizes the blood Hoods Saran parilla Aires scrofula salt rheum pimples and all eruptions It tones and creates a good ap petite and It gives vigor and vitality to time whole body It reverses the condition of things giving health comfort and ease in place of dIe ease lttb A Wonderful Come Out 1tobaccocountry would be almost total fail ure But time rains have brought outDtho crop until whore there has a stand there is now the finest crop Tho only shortage will be the qualityquthrie Pw Millions Given Away re It Is certainly gratifying to the mhilic to know of ono concern in time land who are not afraid to be goner our to the needy antI suffering The- llrOIrletors of Ir Kings New DIe coer for Consumption Coughs B and Colds have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine and have time satisfaction Sthousauitlama Bronchitis Hoarseness and all diseases of time Throat Chest and I Lungs are surely cured by It Call on St Bernard Druggist and got a free trial bottle Regular size Goc and 1 Every bottle guaranteed or price refundeddTake Your ChoIcetlain not entitled to tho vote of I any man who does not favor the elec tlon law William Goobel at Harl rodsburg fIwho Is Is In favor of the electi- onlawWS Taylor at LondonJ No Relief for ao Years I havo been troubled for the last twenty years with bronchial sffeo havo been bedfast HnvO tried a great many cough rem edies but found no relief I tried Foloy and Tar lean hori estly recommend and Tnr as a quickrollof reliable pleasant to sure cure for- tilsoaoe of tho throat and lungs Minerva BinUh414 Washington Avo Campbell Co Danville IllI Qoebels Neero Orator Tlio dpebelltos hnrorteda negro orator from Cairo A- tAlayfioldSoptembol 0 He met with n re from his own color and man oftholoadlngwhlto mon refused to hearhim He deliv ered a blatant harangue that was enough todisgpstdeeontvQters- Working Night and Day Time busiest and mightiest little that was over Is Dr pillisI that changes weakness into strength UstloHsnbBs Into energy brainfag into mental Theyre wonder ful in building the health Only 25o CT box Sold by St Bernard- nrugglst A Good Man done Judge A J Berry tho oldest citi zen of Sturgis anti one of time best- lovellcltlzenll I Unioucounty diet last week You may bridle the appotlto but I cannot bribe time liver to do Its work well You must be honest With It helpltalonga llttlo now and then a IlKnniNK time best liver regulator Price DOc St Her nard Drugstore Sam Small to Become an Editor Rev Sam Sinnll the well known divine Is soon to bocomo an editorI Ue Is I 0 edit tIme Cuban publication to imuliavaunam I New fad to advocate Cuban Indepehdonco The most delicate constitutions can safely use Cousaen Honey of I Tar Itlaa sure and pleasant remedy I for cpughs loss ot vlceltmd lung I and hroat a0 iQOSt Bernard Drugstore C c 41 A FAILURE nt Brecklnrldge Made no Votes at LelichlleltT It J Brecklnrldgo candidate for AttorneyGeneral on tho Goebel a ticket spoke at Leitehfleld Saturday to men women and children n court house Time crowd was about divided between Goe RepublicansTboraise for Goebol and his brilliant areer and the seine old cutand driod tirade against tho L N Railroad speech was very lit tlo appreciated and elicited but little applause r Best way to Invest 35 Cents n Ill898NJJv p I want to toil 7ou what I think of byselfthat you claim for It It is the best Liver Medicine I ever used It Is just the thing to takolfloU feel badm nd are bilious Sold by St Bernard Drugstored PERSONAL Mrs Ernest Rash was In Madison illa Moiidayswas illa TuesdayqDr wore In tho city Tuesday Mrs W D Orr of Madlsonville asbeen ylsltitig hero this week Mr and Mrs Marion Bisk have Blaughtorsvlllo a c spentlastuerIesMr M Victory and children anti Mrs Elizabeth MoEuen spent Sunday in Dawson Btodghili nce at Nebo last Saturday and Sun ay Mr and Mrs Ceo Hooser have- boenspendlng a few days with rela end in Todd County Mr J 8 McCullev of Madison Ule was in town Friday on business Rev ns Campbell of Hanson passed through Earllngton Friday en route homo from Mr J R Rash loft Monday after oon for Louisville to purchase time all stock of goods for tnti StBernard General Store Mrs T D Walker Is visiting rela In Cincinnatit tCrlehlls hfMiss Claude Grainger who lies beon visiting her sister Mrs Wm t McCarley has returned to her home eld Tofu Mr Qulnser of Mt Vernon Ind lucre with time family ofMB Long Eldred Davis has gone to Lexing on to enter ColiegoaMrs ington was tho guest of Mr and Mrs Ernest Rash last Mrs W EMcOary and little son Courtney of Slaughtersvllle who have been visiting Mrs Hallle Sisk have returned home HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature berwU clad lu mime early gaibs rt I rlnirblo aouiiiortUttecamlllow rcaiuUg I depondent chord to vibrate to this the I mOlt dnrbUII of aUtIprialltJme add bow do i TOO fen Hire jot keilsi ibAforerannirof Cblll MaUll lid TJpbol- lenr If soyoemutsiotpiiiUilsWaThiUZts It la an coaanlt na u oar advice colts you nothing all 01 drugtat amid procure a bottle of r Caifatedti German Liver Powder Take one dose a day at bd time for ala days tbnfollow by procarla a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic following the directions sOd after two weeka coors of tbeae two great remedlet von will feel like the Cowers In the iprinr rhegneceaaary asS when your utttm warn youcpest the ablYe The Remedies In ladMldby I St Bernard Drug Store Died Suddenly Mrs Molllo Davis wife of Sprigg Davis a prominent citizen of Sturgis Ky very suddenly last Thursday night retired that night In perfect health ome noIso aroused from her umber and she raised to find out what It was but fell back and died nstantlyLStopped the Back Ache A R BASS Ind Kldnerdlsoasoen during the and suffered se vere pains In Kidneys and with Backache I used Kidney Cure after taking three bottles I am entirely cured Campbell Co The Fourth Quarterly Conference or the EarllngtonNebo chargesmet Nobo last Saturday anti Sunday Rev O H Hays D D Presiding Elder presided and John T Jones was secretary Time following officers wore for next year 8 V Koontz Sundayschool Ed Woolen J R Dean and John Twy man Stewards Nebo J B For gusonl Sundayschool Superintend T Jones J J Crowd or Dr C N Ferguson Stewards Tablers Buckeye Plje Ointment relieves tho Itsoothes heals cures chronic cases where sur goons fall It Is no experiment its sales Increase through Its cures Every bottle guaranteed Price 600 Irtb i tunes 75c St Bernard Drugstore There will bo services next Sunday at time M E ChurchI South morning and evening The Christian Endeavor will meet In that church Sunday evening at 080 Roscoo M Wheat con duct the services To Cure a Cold In One Day Taktt Laxative Broino Quinine Tab lets All druggists refund money If It falls to cure genuine hits L L B Q on each tablet yearIto an end and precipitate another panic like that I election in lBO2CatiBadOhobODemf- locrat To err Is continue the mistake of neglecting your blood Is folllKeOI the blood pure with I The big spoke and lumber plant burned at Kuttawa some mouths ago is being rapidly rebuilt and will resume operations about October 15 Tbe unbappjr mortal whoie Liver la Inactive la mlaerable without apparent cans Dr M A Simmons Liver Utdlcloe make life worth llr tog Time minute time calamity howler his mouth nowadays he finds himself gagged with figures Tren ton NT Gazette sHenry Koehler Company Want several carloads of CHOIOK WALNUT LOGe Will pay highest cash price They also buy POPLAH l and LUMBER mixed l cars Write them at Louisville Ky U J OLUBJEBMSSPOKE Audience Mostly FronrOut of TownAbsurd Statementst Ollle James spoke Saturday night t this place to one hundred and wentyRye people most of whom wore from Madlsouville and oIlier out of town points The county seat politicians a strong effort o assure as large a crowd as possible c for James hero and brought quite a number of people from there The Earllngton people as a tulo are calamityhovJerspeech was full of boldly absurd tatements that wore so clearly or hoAmong other ho said tho Re ublicans had promised before MoKlnloy was that tho price of farm products would advancer productshad 1butmoney that tlio Republicans imadf aid wages would advance but eclared that wages had not advanced but had boon generally re e duced Such statements iBUltlnpr o aa they wore to time intelligence of Ills hearers discredited anything he have said that had any ran h on In it Dr Polo Davis propounded some uestions in reference to long and short haul law as applied to the coal industry of Western Kentucky questionThe little applause that was aq t byfewt pose in tho capacity of rooters Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hinton Ala writes us August 12 1808 I advise all mothers to give their childrens Planters Nubian Tea when are puny or fretful I keep this medicine n house and when time children are ailing Igive them a dose and that byStllernardDrugstore What Virginia Baptists Say oJ1oWIng naptl nously by time New Lebanon Baptist associatlon in session In place on Septembers Rev F H Kerfoot late professor of theology In our sem inary now secretary of our homo mission board has lately been slan t- ered by one of the secular papers of ime Soutii because of a true presen of facts in connection with the KentuckyllhdWberoas secretary is a slander against ur home mission workand the great denomination lcblt serves hereforelcondemn the attack on our rothmerr and express our sympathy to behalf of our missiontsecretary tho Rev F H Dr Wayts is a former Kentuckian tministerorganizations Photographs 25 cents dozen at the tent on West Main Street two weeks aol V Our Kindergarten Miss Sue R Burr will open her Kindergarten next Monday to a lim ted number of little folks of Earl lngton limited to time number she an care for and Instruct to advan This is a new departure in Earllngton and is receiving full en couragement so that her number will bo filled with possibly a number of disappointed applicants Miss Burr has especial mInd reparation for work having but from Chatauqua she took a supplementary this summer In issue will be found matter of Interest con cerning tIme work and purpose of time Kindergarten Money to patent gbod oea by secured our aid Address rUM PATENT RECORD Baltimore Md Candidate Taylors Aapointments RerubUcancnndldAto speaking tour through Western Ken uoky will speak at the follow placesCalhounMonday BeptIB- PrlncotonTuesday Sept lU- Hopklnsvl11oVodnosdaySept 20- Patiucahu Thursday Sept 21 Morganfleld Friday Sept 22 Clinton Saturday Sept 23 Wlckllfle Monday Sept 25 Marlon Wednesday 27 Dixon Friday Sept 2- 9OwensboroSatur a Sept 80 Senator Doboo and United States Marshal James will accompany him on his Western Kentucky CASTORIAFor Infants and Children Tin Kill YM Have Always BwgM Bears thoA f siofPRISONERS SLICK TRICK Escaped From the Courthouse by Use of a Bell Rope- SA few days ago a prisoner In tim Jail at London Ky was ill At His request he was removed rand locked in a room nt the top of the courthouse Through the colling and floor of the room hung thin bo 1 1ropeI loose sec lion was then made fast andlie made good his escape out of the window Ho has not been found yet A Mart With a BiueFacc- ItSmith son Of Deputy Frank Smith is dead aged 80 years He was born with Imperfect valves itofartorlal blood are not separated This caused his complexion to suscep tibIa to the changes of time weather 4 In weather he was of n fair tIcolorto gather ho would show signs of changing before tho storm was i blo and gradually a bluocolor time venous blood predominating Alexandria Va Gazett- eTransferred Revs E B Tlmmons and C C Hall have been transferred to the Illinois Conference Brother Hall was formerly pastor of the M E place and has many friends hero who him abundant success in his new field of labor Miss Cora liruce of Blackford Is tho guest of tho Misses Wilson Photographs 25 cents per dozen at the tent on Main Street two weeks only 1ri J DOWN IN THE MINESp 7w Weigher Fegen who keeps a close on business at No9 mine and- thocoko work says time shipments of coal and coke were heavy last for coke exceed- Ing thproduction and the surplusf was drawn upon to make ficiency This coke trade extends over alarge territory Six States re LThetery who was slightly hurt last week by being run over a cart is fast improving and will soon be ready for duty again Few miners attended time speaking I last Saturday As ave in fair dealing in convention stock In a candidnta that secures a nomination through fraud Whop you go to tho bank to bor ow money and tho banker should ask you fifteen cent interest you would raise a howl lint you will notice that when a miner becomes a of time U M W he ntonlv his independence but obli gates himself to pay cents on supportfThe Economist of Evansville contains in its last issue this tilt at tho work done by Dllcher There is considerable of a farcey comedy about tho local coal strike John Arclfoold ofNewburgo was one of thflrst w the scale Others followed and a byDllcher biedminers aro out on a strike again I Islllland Inrabout two weeks will find something else that has not been settled their way and then strike gain So after has not been settledvltaniIono Wily should Co keep this community stirred up with strikes When they settle e them Avhy dont they settle everytcontroversy and known in the start all of their grievances are Supt Hartis of South Diamond and Supt Crutchflcld of St Charles were lucre last Saturday Den W Robinson manager of the Whitley Coal Co was this week on a business and pleasure trip h declslol1bythe long and short haul pleases him as a strict enforcement of the law injurytohethe State Failing to get much of a foothold in thIs county for lila organization Wood is determined to gloriousqulilltlesto do so as is tIme case at mine near Nortonvllle They have good steady work at fair or t0 last six months and all waS- rulmlngsmoothly when some of timet members the idea that tIme State law gave them a check welguman at their own expense they were to have one Then tim- erouble commenced As tIme operacore opposed such a move law operators voice In the matter time miners not force one on them and time result was through the advice of a man called Jim Wood a strike was or dered and now Idleness prevails there We believe that much good has been accomplished by the enforce ment of against the mis treatment Of a dumb animals and we believe that mining mules hereafter will be better treated in the nearFu ture Foreman Toombs says work on the new slack bins at the coke works has Just been commenced and will be pushed to completion This week they now trolley wire upon which the car Is run that CA- rries refuse slack away IForemanlJny after weeks of bard work tho Hecla mine in better order but much time and money will be needed to get it In prime condition- Tho Black Diamond has time fol owing to say of the bituminous conij and coke trade in time western Bituminous is in active demand throughout the west and the market strong advanced prices which are now fit effect Nearly all tho better grades of domestic coal are higher and those who are fortunate enough or who were optimistic and in the earl1summer partially fore saw present and reserved from contracts a good ton nage of their aro in command of tho situation Commercial coal Is In excellent demand throughout th length and breadth of thoWost cm States and those who have a supply of tho free article will undoubtedly realize paying figures The shortage of cars s an over ent menace to tho proper and natural of tho coal tradej which bowoveriIs full thirty days In It was last rear This coupled with active steam re quirements will put operators on tlmelrnicttle to produce enough coal to fill time oven now is fully on a parity with the current supply evidenced by the C there Is np surplus coal anywhere standing on the waiting for buypre lime earlier andj demand for coal may accounted for several ways the ad vanping tendency in prices and that there may be a scarcity some sixty days hence But whatever tho reason may be does not detract from time tact there Is a steadily activity In the demand whlchglesprlmlse of becoming brisk shortly who haveS benefit had a rod supply will Is one of time latest Australian mineral industries TimeI principal opal mining centre I where tho gem bas been found inhmighlypayiblo quimntl ties and of time richest quality within a radius of ten miles a population of 1 COO thereabouts Is there The production of anthracite coa for August officially placed at 4267000 tons against an output of 8763000 tons n time same t year Tho Pennsylvania Steel Works at Bteeltonls tiklngon new memi at thu rote of between and a time calamity howler has gotloInto R hole anti time hole after Harrisburg Pa Tele graphThirty percent of the worlds pro duction of is mined in the United States arid more than ono halt tho of this country is mined in Pennsylvania In 1808 tIme United States produced but 1485 cent of tho worlds Urea Brittens output wets morothan86 times that of this country and more than hU time The ox lon of our coalmining Industry l88tlll going on Time report of the Geological Survey on coal production in the United States In 1898 to be issued shortly shows that there wero mined 210974007 short tons an Increase of nearly 10 per cent or about 20000000 tons over the production of 1897 Thus was worth at tin mines 42800O8o un Increase of 0181072 All of the Increase In value and nearly all the Increase In was in tho production of bituminous coal the an thracitemining Industry remaining t q stationary Tho worlds roduction of coal Is estimated at rM00 sbort tons annually to lich Great Drlttan In 1898 contrlb uted 260801058 short tons and Ger many l4423l90 Time United States coalproducIng An amusing story Is told of a armer whose sympathies led him agtator OapLnterminer of time same order a temporary Job on his latin His to fix his hours of Jabor according to the tenets of the order and an eighthour day This the farmer could not no cept on his farm and tho miner would compromise and work ten ours But of wanted the usual dayllghttilldark labor antI It is reported Is not so en thusiastic an organization man as he once was LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Even Ollle James now gives con siderable time during his speech- making to showing up the L N Following his speech comes an Increased business for road Lethe good work goon Clerksulehe worst crowded train ever run ver time Henderson division They ore like sardlneslsaid n- bystl1nderto an lIOn answer came Yes worse than liar dines because there is room for oil- etween sardines but no room for ny between the passengers on that train Agent Etherldge who has been with us for tho last six years Is to spankheof friends and that includes almost ime entire population of place re very sorry to seo leave A- more and accommodating agent greatleasurehe people of Bebree It Is said that orders have been Issued by those in authority to repair and get ready all cars for use in handling a big business this tall on this and other divisions of time L- OperatorllcLaughlln fc N lies severed connection with time railroad ompany Matt Draper Is now holding the position of night operator at torsvl11o Agent Wooton of provdtl1COlIs at work again after restFor fear of overloading tho coaches with passengers last Sunday orders were in charge of tho excursion not to pick up passengers at Madisonvllle other points north of Earllngton Is it right to support a man who If It were in power would rob of the of working for corporationhatrupt methods AgentT C Martin of Sebree has een promoted to the position of- ashier for the L N at son The present cashlerlllr Elmer Orr will Will Ogden operator at Norton ville has been at Slaughtersvllle and Mr Smith tho agent there will to Hopklnsvlllo- to accept a position with Forbes Eros Time unknown darkey shot hero while time excursion train was stand ing at time coal tip last Monday morning was sent to Hopklnsville by the railroad company on the next train No wouldbo murdererIt that the last of next week will see most of time now sid ings here ready for use and properly connected at ends Night operator Wells of Hopkins villa will soon day operator Instead of Chas Daniels who hart been promoted to cashier under agent that place Said a railroad man the other days The man who if he hind it in companyIa main issue in tho campaign Is not worthy of my vote and get It tVESIt TAEIZESS iN ILL- TDNICISJ0SASCOODFORADULTSWAIWANTED OiLATti ItLS NOT W ISM FarIa llilmelo CoBtLoaUMo ouwvaeGnuuioWx1 mlrearoiomoebvs- beaghi a tiara Toss 110147 thIa 7eu In all our eB parteneofU meaN In =hAiyerUlssibDITSI ta ttaIt CVI tecUou u your Tonic louis txiy L3xgrCnaVa JOHN SPINGLER tN11k aid LaFayette Streets TERRE HAUTE IND WHOLESALE AND RE- TAILGROCER Hardware and General Merchandise OEALEI IN ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE Write me for prices on anything have to Consignments solicited Oiplltl fu k rat In Surplai Fist I8tiaea 120000 COiiHENCED BUSINESS IN HIT JNOa GMORTON- IBANKERsThe dtantiiei of a back account ire U Ii not 10 busies nun we are tamkIgthey know all about ilbut 18 men WU earners Illd tq IrOBtD ItrsssIIelIttbeb- ank U a one Tberia consnI- sncetbsmuOueY always read and out olraeb of your own petty iquin SirIng too II iscaty to spend small sum wbn yon hive a UIK mm ID 70cr pock- ul1MADlSONVILLE KENTUCKY J AGTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYSLIVERAND THE SYSTEM DISP ELSEFFECrUALL 9 fELrOVERCOMES7ATIN ITUALPERMANENTLY ITSrrESOUT THE GtNUIMtMAHTO BX ALNA JIG YRVF tpueLaisr ktroe sttexit MUK T rnu tot ru mtvThere fr no Kodak but the Eastman Kodak No2 Falcon Kodak For 1 x1 y Pictures 500 Uses Eastmans lightproof film be loaded in shutter Fine set of socket for made and No extras yo holders no heavy CMMZII Kodaks cartridgesandcal1jRtn Di oO Successor oj The Quo owrIi1Ion Great 1 uatie t H at Iho V R qoTl Printing IIsictheCourt Ml ill sub M- uiruwCorUandofna Warmly Commended lay Stat Supeiintndeflii- of cbooIj 1re11 deutiadotbirEduCat01I Blmojt vliboat numbe- rXmavrmluDblo In UM 3 tii scboiarOro- geutonsm mAnn and educator Specimen jxiget tent on apflttatlon to OC Mcrrlam CoPublUberM Springfield 9IaH CAUTION Do not be deceIved In buying small foc ll4 Webster1 DIctIonarIes AU aaUwntla nbrldgmfnti or Webster International Diction cry In Imie rarlont slops bur our trademark on the front cor r uinown I a tmas cata AtAZC eJIr THOS YOUNG Manufacturer ot Illth Grade Boots and Shoes Ripal Work a Specialty ECenrlfritora Ky I wish to state to the general public that owing to the de mand for now work ns well as all classes of repair work I have to cured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville anti am now prepared to do all work promptly on shorts notice AH work guaranteed to lit and give satisfaction ssndIn a sketch and desedptlon may 1itcklV uertmn our opinmon re an- Iuentiofl I probably ommuetci- tmontrtctiieOflcdefltILi iiandbookonPstsntl Sent tree Omdrt for securmIlrJtents Patmnti taken ttirougt MunO tO tulttt without charge la too Scientific Hiwricatu handsomely Illnttraletl weetly format rir of iclentlflo journal Tenni as a sari tourmontbsi bj lnwwlalm UNN CO3OlBroadmn New York Uraoch Offlce 6S IT BU 1 C W A NISIJKT President O V WADnnL Cashier HOPKINS COU- NTYBAND MADISOKVILLE KY Gaptal Stock 50000 Transacts n general busi ness and invites accounts of time citizens of Honkins and adjoining counties rHas tho finest and most secure In tills suction of Kentucky tii I V 1 V 74 1 L I t lfLEXINGTONHERALD IIutlOUt Io ccnrncU In Some Slat menU of Mr Combat- I IItAndldnto for governor delivering carefully prepared speech has no excuse S t for making inaccurate statements J Since the repeatedly and practically undented statements ot Captain Stone It la peculiarly Incumbent upon Mr Goebel to be strictly accurate Yet he seems to be quite careless In his state ments We do not know how many 1 have been deceived how many cor rected but as mere samples to Illus trate thIs carelessness we select these y He declared that although Governor Bradley had vetoed the election bill he had since said It was an Improvement on the old law Governor Bradley promptly denied that he had ever made any such statement Has Mr Goebel ever retracted that statement i and given to his audiences the denial qrlGovernor Bradley To Justify his charge that the Lex ington convention was the creature of railroads and other trusts he an nounced that Mr P W Grlnstead who represents a publishing house was presentat the convention Mr Grin r stead publishes that he was on that i day In Monroe county Ho made cer i tain chargts as to the politics of the officers ot election In Bell county The charge was promptly shown to be a mistake Lexington Herald yt Follies of Gocbcllim The follies of Goebellsm are quickly returning to roost A sullen and vided party at homo and open differ ences among the national silver lead ers are the Immediate results of Mr Gogbeltfl famous holdup How far i these differences will be carried into the approaching presidential canvass is not yet clear But the rift made by this new and disturbing Issue Is appar r ent and It will widen as other Demo cratic leaders are forced to range themselves with Chairman Stone and Colonel Bryan on the side of compro mise with Goebelism or with Altgeld on the side of noncompllclty with political housebreaking or the receiver ship of stolen political goodsNew 1 York Tribune Republican Handbook Hon Geo M Long chairman state executive committee has prepared ar A campaign handbook which Is now ready for distribution It contains all the Information necessary for a fair comparison of Republican and Demo- cratici administrations Governor Brad leys veto messages a comparison of the Goebel bill and the Ohio law and all party platforms In his speech at Eddyvllle Con gressman Wheeler said It was a new phase In political life to him that thore ore a lot of preachers over Ken r IItucky who have gotten so good that can not vote for Goebel There Is another phase in political life new to all the people of Kentucky and much more objectionable to them than goodness In preachers and that Is the sight of Judges coming down from the t bench and taking the stump In polit ical campaigns In which they are not candidates That never occurred In- K ntckybctore and when Judges 4 lower the dignity of their office In that way there Is little wonder that respect for law diminishes and Judge Lynch holds his court more frequently If the Goebel law state commission ers Messrs Pryor Payntzand Ellis begin to make this month general Changes In the county commlsloners the people will begin to understand y Mr Goebels announcement that he yill have 24000 majority The char acter of the changes will show whether he expects to get a majority In the toting or In the counting The Goebel speakers have persist ently refused to divide time with the Its Brown speakers and the Goebel com mittee Is sending out the Macedonian cry Come over and help us to speakers all over the country This looks like the Goebel managers were afraid of something wtIJJ3oe1 Ii 1v quIck 1I1IAD enC rii a la pipdwell ni coaslu and ooHa It ukeweak lnnim strong Ma M A UltcalA Podacfth Sir uA Good Enough Hallnm From tim Lexington Hornld There is nothing new under tho sun Our fathers road of Caleb In search of a wife and of In I n father but Mr Vm- Geobelsurpl1ssosthom init in his search for Theodora nH long lost brother Ho seems to luyve herded all the members of his own family and found himself the only black of the flock but ho louRlllgJorWhen ho said Hint Theodore Ilallam had n brother Jn the penitentiary Mr Goehol possibly expected to get thoso five niggers each Con federate veteran lost thereby nut his miserable Insinuation not catch the vote of decent or indecent antI it stirred up a hor nets nost among Grand Army mop as well as Confederates for tunes of war had tAken d men front both sides td tho inside of prison walls and it was counted a of honor and a proof of cour ago to have boon in lIen tho soldiers trampled Mr Goebel tinder foot Now to find some other brother of Mr Ilallam who was couflned In nlIelvll peniten wlwtovpr that may be Although Mr doebols henchmen brutal war nponthiafo sonlo Grand Chaplain of Kentucky Rov H R Cojeman yet Mr Goe bel himself not bo posted on the great antiMasonic crusade of 182IWO So a bit of history is apro poseOn September 12 J82C ono William Morgan disappeared from Batavla N was that as pun ishment for revealing their secrets the Masons put from oar to ear tied a rope about his neck with a largo stone attached wIta- mI Bun 1 the body In the Niagara river On October 7 1827 moro than a year afterward a body floated ashore from Lake Ontario about thirty miles distant front Batavia Mr Thurlow Woedthe William Goobel of that day collected a largo number bf witnesses and Identified tho body as thntofWUllamMorgnn- The throat Wnllnot eutitherowallno traco of not worn or abraded by roekg yet n cloud of witnesses sworo positively to its identity In a few days tho body was conclusively proven to be that of Timothy Monroe an Irish Canadian who had boon drowned about three weeks before When Mr Weed was confronted with tills fact ho smilingly a good enough Morgan until alter election And It was The November elec Lions went overwhelmingly in favor of partyPossiblyand Judge Hodge may find witnesses from Campbell county who will fur enoughJiallam Echoes From Nebo Mrs J L Payne of Kansas City Mo who has been tiara the past month left Wednesday morning Slaughtersvlllo where she wilt spend a few days and then return to her Mrs Cal Tappof near Nebo died Monday morning of consumption It only two Weeks since the death Of her one year old baby She leaves n husband and three small children who have the deep est sympathy of the entire commu nityMisses Nlda Lamb and AUto Campbell entertained Friday and Saturday evenings last it being the 10th birthday of each the young la dies Both occasions were at tended and much enjoyed by all presentMrs J F Story and Mrs J B Liudle of Grapevine visited Mrs Dr Lamb here Tuesday Mrs P Cox is visiting MrsAllie Itnrron this weak Miss Olllo Davis of the country visited Miss Eudaloy hero Saturday night and Sunday Mrs H D Hill and will leave this week for Madlsonvllle where they will make their future homo They have warm friends hero who regret to give them upA little boy ot Sum Richardson fell from the bnelof a mule anti broke his arm Monday morning The child is getting along nicely SNIPE 44 RIng out the ola Ring Ja the HW JUngoutthofal Ring lu the tree w We bring to you the neW and true from Uw piney forests of Norway f DR Natures most IUt ralrem Improved by sdenca to a Pcasanf Permanent Positive Cur for coughs colds arid all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and BronchWTube- The sore weary coughworn Lungs arO Ma rated the microbebearing mucus Is cut out f the cause of that tickling Is removed and the Inflamed mtmbranesarehesledand soothed so that there Is no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottlei Only 2So 60o end 100 S1u BE SURE YOU GET Dr Islis PIsTar4hiisy ANEWDEPARTURE A Radical Chango In Marketing Methods as A to Machines An original plal1underwhtch you can obtain easier terms and better value Jn the purchase or the world famous White SewiugM cl11ne than iever before offered FWORMfl BELL- SPineTMoney r1 WHITES CREAM VERMIFUCEtoi r Fir 20 YIfS Has Led III Worm Rlmldles tBOXO XIX Axc onDGGrlElTSP-npzect by JAMES F BALLARD It Louis jI- a9 1 i II 4 11 fr HESUNDAyTSOHOOL LESSON XII THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES SEPT 17 Text of llio Leon Zccli Iv 114 Ilemorr Yemen SJIO Golden Text ZeCh Iv Commentary 1repareil iijr the Rev D M Stearn Copyright 1S99 by p it Stearns 1 1nd tho angel that talked with ino caino lignin and wnkcd luo M a man tha- is wakened out of his sleep Tho golden text la tho verso In this chapter that II generally taken as n text for a rermon anti from It many helpful lessons lire learned In reference to the necessity of reo lying upon the Spirit Ih nil work for God But wo aro given tho whole chapter tot our study anti mutt look ut It as a whole This Is tho fifth vision t tho series and ono helpful thought from this verso Is that wo aro naturally asleep to spiritual things and must be wakened by God cro TO can BOO them 8 II And eald unto mo What cocst thout Then follows a description of whatTie saw A seven branched candlestick or lamp stand all of gold with a bowl on tho top from which pipes cany tho oil to tho several Imps and on either side an olive tree from which oil Is carried to tho central bowl Ho sees n self supplying seven branched lamp stand all of sold connected with two ollvo trees This carries us bock to tho temple and to th peopleptadopriest jisod dally to fill tho lamps 4 IL Ho asked tho angel what thewere nod tho Angel asked him If ho did not know and ho answered that ho did not know When Ezekiel was asked If the dry bones could live ho did not venture an answer but meekly replied 0 Lord God Thou knowcst EmIt xxxvll a When John wits asked by ono of tho ciders who the white robot palm bearing multI tudo were hq did venture on answer but said to tho elder Sir thou knowrst Rev vlI14 When wo do not know It always better to say so than to lot people bo deceived by making them think we know 0 Then ho answered and spate unti- me saying This is tho work o th Lord unto Zcrubbabcl saying Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit salth tho Lord of Hosts The prophet was to assure tho governor that by supernatural power oven by tho Spirit of God tho work would bo carried on llnggal gave tho same oncour agement In last wcpka lemon whpn dod sold by him My Spiritremalneth among you fear yo not Prom Gen I 9 where It written that tho Spirit of God itlovod upon thin faco of tho waters to Rev nil17 whore tho Spirit and tho Brido say Como all work for God Is dono by the Spirit of God 7 Who art thou 0 great mountain Before Zcrubbabol thou shalt become n plain and ho shall bring forth tho head cryJngGmootho way of completing tho house would bo overcome by the undeserved favorer grace of God through tho Spirit and tho work woUjd surely bo finished to the glory of Ills grace for with God nothing la Impoi slblo and it is nothing to Him to work by many or by few Math xxI 01 II Cbron xlv 11 As to individual believers each ono may rejoice that by Ills grace wo stand accepted In tho Beloved In whom WP have redemption by Ills blood and willI8 0 Moreover tho word of the Len came unto me saying Tho hands of Zeru1- babel liaro laid the foundation of this house his hands shall also finish It and thou shalt know that the Lord of Hosts hath sent mo unto you And SQ It came to pass notwithstanding many hindrances for tho Lord had purposed It Ez vl 14 IB The counsel of tho Lord etandcth forever tho thoughts of His heart to all generations Ps xxxtll 11 Ho has purposed In Christ an eternal purVoso Kph 11111 which Includes acompleted church holy and without blemish not having spot or wrlnklo or any such thing Eph v 27I His people Israel a righteous nation Ii their own laud lBOli 21 and the who earth filled with His glory Hab II 14 10 yen who hakh despised tho day of small things for they shell rejoice and shall see tho plummet in tho hand of Ze rubbabcl with those seven They ore tho troIri says that th seven eyes of tho Lord shall rejoice Compare II Cbron xvi 9 and consider It your heart Is whole Oed or if th rols any secret thing thee something thine eyes wink at and to which thlno heart carries thee away Job xv 1112 Tho servant of the Lord must neither consider mountains of dim culty nor desplsq seemingly small encouragement but being fully persuaded that poxformbut Jesua only and rejoice that He shall sea of the travail ot Ills soul quid shall bo satisfied Inn lilt 11 Ho chose the un learned fishermen of Galileo as His first disciples Ho chose a lads five loove- Ith which to toed thousands nOChOO6CS Weak things and things which are not to bring to nnught things that are and It becomes us to havo unbounded confidence In Him who created all things by JIb word 11 12 Thou a uswered I and said unto him What are thcso two olive trees upon tho right side of the candlestick and upon tho left side thereof And again bo ask ed what tho two ollvo branches were goldSearented the light which Israel was to bo for God In tho mldet of all nations then the olive trees which supply tho oil which enables tho lamps to give light must bo very hnportnnt Tho question for tho wholo church and for every Individual be Hover Is How can we shlno for God steadily and brightly and the answer Is found In thcso two olive trees 1314 And he answered mu and Mid Knowcst thou not what those be And I said No my Lord Then said bOo These Bro tho two anointed ones that stand by CompD18Revtho two anointed ones for those days In tho time of our lesson tho two anointed ones were Kcrubbabcl and JoshUA In earlier days they web Moses and Aaron but always whoever tho ruler and the priest might bo they point to hun who It both Priest and King tho true Molchlscdek who shall build tho temple ot tho Lord and bear tho glory and sit and rule as a priest upon His throno Zech vi 13 The Lord Jesus Christ therefore in Ills offlcq as Priest and King gives us the true elgnlfl canoe of tho two anointed ones and It wo understand Ills relation to us as both Priest and King wo shall shine brightly and steadily for Him to tho glory of God lie Not DUcournncd Often a minister ia discouraged slid as ho thinks with reason Yet let him take heart God sees results that ore not apparent to him If ho Is faithful whollyfalla most sensible business It Is the em ployment of a divinely appointed moans a moans thoroughly calculated to reach the desired end the use of means exactly adapted to meet a want that ia the deepest want of the human soul Moravian Whither Are We Golnut The proof of a path is its end He Is wise who looks to the conclusion of the road ho is following Many a flowered path leads to a precipice The broad- way to the shortsighted eye at times seems fairer than the way la straight and narrow But the end testaI goingWiihlnniT fIn time Soti by drueslita sJEatIflIkiI1 j r is 3 iJl 3 ft ftlMH 11t 1MU3t I urn BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED I IMiners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE Iii Generar Office Earlington Kentucky II if H SrArlcn OfficesJAMES It LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Padiicah a KentuckyS itMain and Auction Streets J Kentucky vifS Memphis Tcnn J A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Vtaoleeale AiitflUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto IIIeII THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL IFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St oharles TablesIMARKETIv I BRUSHED COKE FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNflBES Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN to ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same workas one ton of the best Anthracite Coal i ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY a s CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic Far the Week lleitliiulnic Seiit 17 Comment liy ReT S II Doyle toTorlCUobultllnc cenflJtnce In CliriitlIl1o Paul is a splendid example of oil hesitating confidence in Christ He had confidence in Christ and a confi deuce that was shaken by nothing So great was his confidence that prison walls had no terror for him the faith lessness of friends never unnerved him and death bad no sting for him Hehac I been beaten for Cbrlcts sake stoned for Christami shipwrecked In the caiifo of Christ lie hal been Injonrnojlngs atatryinen in peril by the heathen in perils in the city in perils in the wil derness in perils in the sea in perils among false brethren in weariness ant I painfulness in watclilngs often in hunger and thirst in fastings often In cold nnd nakedness yet nono of then many and varied experiences ever shook i 11his faith in Christ They rather seemed Htrengtben it as the storms strength en tbe roots of the great oak in the earth Thesecret of tho great apostles un founded faith in Christ was his positive assurance that Christ was worthy of it lie hind learned from faith love and ex perience that Christ was able to do all that be had premised to do for hint He had intrnsted the eternal welfare of his soul to Christ and knew that Christ was depositssPaul had deposited his ran Into Christs care and keeping and as the know edge that the bank Is worthy of out trust gives UH unbounded confidence in Itso Panla knowledge of Christ I worthiness gave him unbounded trust andconfidence in Christ 1Tho importance of having this posi tive assurance ia evident to all yet how do not passes ftl How many ChristIans are fearful and timid and amid trials and troubles and afflIctions are filled with doubts nud mistrusts Whence como Panls abundance of as surance It was undoubtedly a God given assurance I can do all things through Christ that strengthenoth me ho had written to his friends before and caq ye not be sure that God in Christ gave him this assurances and con fldence in Christ Wo way bo naturally of n timid despondent disposition and yet God can by his power strength en as and enable us to meet with unhesitating confidence the trials doubts and troubles of life Ho can strengthen the weak hands and confirm the feeble knees Let us live closer to Christ in our dally lives and learn from experi ence that Christ Is able to do for us nil that he has promised to do and this knowledge will give us confidence In ChristBible Headings Job xlii 15 xix 26 20 Ps xxvII 10 xc 1 2 Mark ix 1429 John Ix Ml7 1 Cor xv 58 II Tim iv 08 Hcb III 6 iv 1410 I Pet iv 10 I John III 1 2 2024 iT 1421 Rev II 10 Searclilnir For the Truth The trnth never lies on tbe surface It is deep and must besought profound ly It seems certain at first sight that the sun goes round the earth but it does not It took centuries to see beneath the appearnco to the fact Our earth- locks flat tJut It Is not It Is II globe and there nro men on the other sldo with feet tnrned toward ours Tho stars all look to ha tho eama distance away bnt the difference distance is perfect ly imrnenao innneagnribe It will not do to trust onr Drat impressions or the appearances of things or our desires or our wishes In tbo matter We must find ont what the facts aro American Friend wondronethe church would do that she wouldshave millions millions 1 Who Is gui m Yon I Do you say No do not t trouble rne about fifths and tenths and twentieths Dp not rhu oil on some rithmolieal l Igsao but when thou glr fthauhastabut t nlBOretpev DrJosejthtParkerI r f ij1J1 JIIP J ITRUTH SUPPRESSED About EtC of lt blamer BtcTtfotoD Mr Goebel In his campaign for nomination as a recommendation of himself to the people of Kentucky made the statement several times In his speeches that the late exGovernor John W Stevenson had named him as executor and trustee of his will with out bond and that he had continued to act In that capacity ever alnce the death of exGovernor Stevenson and the probate of the will In no one of his speeches did he state that he was not the sole executor and trustee of exGovernor Steven sons will The facts of the cue are that the will of exGovernor Stevenson was executed July 30 1886 and admitted to probate by the Kenton county court Aug 24 1886 exGovernor Stevenson having died Aug 10 1886 At that time Mr Goebel was a law yer In the office of Governor Steven son having an ostensible partnership with him OB their names appeared Jointly upon the sign outside of their officeIt was Governor Stevenson who when John L Sandford returned from the Confederate service at the conclu sion of tho war procured for him the position of toiler In the branch of the Farmers Bank of Kentucky at Cov Ington the predecessor of the Coving ton City National bank In which bank Stevenson was a stockholder and a directorStevenson had been the friend of John L Sandforda father and he stood loyally by the son when he needed his assistance and between tie two men John L Sandford and Ste venson tho closest and warmest relations of friendship existed until the death of the latter When Governor Stevenson died Mr Goebel had not commenced his political career which did not begin until the year 1887 When Mr Goebel was elect ed to the senate of Kentucky from Kenton county to fill tbe vacancy made by the election of lIon J W Bryan to the office of lieutenant gov ernor and Governor Stevenson knew Mr Goebel only as an Industrious lawyer attentive to the duties of his pro fesdon and did not know the charac teristics of the man which have been developed and brought to light by his piftilic career In his will Stevenson did not name Goebel as solo executor and trustee but he appointed Edward Colston his soninlaw then and now a proml nent member of the Cincinnati bar J D Hearne a resident of Covington then and now President of the Third National bank of Cincinnati and pre- vIously president of tho Covington City National bank in which bank Stevenson had been associated with him as one of Its directors and Wil liam Goebel their survivor or survivors as joint executors of his will and trustees of the estate thereby createdI Mr Hearne after the probate of tho will declined to act and Colston and Goebel have continued to discharge jointly the duties of executors and trustees since the probate of the will If Governor Stevenson with his high sense of public duty his devotion toI constitutional government and his love of liberty secured by law were alive today he would not be found among the ranks of thoso who are supporting Goebel for the office of gov ernor but rather standing side by side with his former partner Judge James bHara and with old Phil Thompson In opposition to all that Is Implied by the term Goebelism Evening PostI And now Esterlmzy the worst In tho Droyf UK case jumps into the ring long ouoiigb 0 8af thatIiii verdict WLLH a Just one Judgo Turvin would have earned hi of thp hotter olomont of tho emoeratfepl1rtyby refusing to stand on middle Il the State caiiipalgii S 1 yI t I l JS1SJS JS I MR EPIZOOT WILK1NS He Itclatc 1I1i Experience at St Lout m IIarmnnl r ar Y IderRt the Hceent Meetlnff of tbe Ucmocmtlo Committee Copyright U99 by American Press Asso elation WASHINGTON D 0Tu the Edltnri Es a barmunlter UT vagrant Idee I considered tu be ml dooty tu attend tho lilt meetlo UT the Dlmlcratlc National Commltteo with wnx held In Saint Louis In the DImicratic stalt urMissouri About twenty members wax present and It wuI deslded thet tbo exigencies UT the sltooa shun justlfide us In declln with thet number In speekln UT em ca twothirds UT fortyfire I mcnsbuned the subjeck tu Mr Bryan boo I lied never met bcfoar and bo sed than Was no roesnn why twenty coodut be called twothirds UT fortyfive es eaxy ex fifty cents wurth UT silver cood ta called a dollar In fact twenty wood heT olwaxe bin UV thet slit If It hednt bin tee the crime UT 73 and the unconstltoothuiial encroachments UT the Goldbug Ex It wut he sad he WUI In faTcr UT macetnlnln thet rasbo with out waUn fer the konsent UT cnny furrin nations The members UT the National Commit tee wnx called tugether for the purpus UT organlztn sum Imrinuny fer next reef Tha wux cxpectld tu do In St Louis as- a big scale That I bed fated tu du la Washington on a small wun In ml bum his wa After we bed organized and compared notes we found we bed gained nothln bl changtn the center UT disturb once A Goldbag Dlmlcrat wnz Jest ox oucomprouilsln and onrcaxunablo In St Louis ex be wuz In Washington end a free sllverlle wux jest es big a tool In run place ex ho wuz In anutber We cood mostly agree upou drinks and bed no Tlolunt outbrake consernln tho bill UT fare but wen It cum tu chapcln out a pattern for a platform uv prinslplc fer a grate polltlkal party tu yoose a year abed we run alnat moan snags thaji a Mississippi nircr steamer We bed a to men boo Inslstld upon the gold standard rich ex Mr Cleveland Insists upon We bed moor boo wontld wbutcTer Mr Dry an wantld Then wo bed sum thet didnt kno whut tna wantld except that tim wantld ta git into olfisand didnt UfO how tha got diane Most UT cm felt thet tho becthcu UT tho Fllllpecn Islands coodntglt a fair dccl ex long ex Dewey and Otis Will opprcssln them with thin Amcrlkln army and navy and sum UT the western members hoe bed sons In the army and on board Dewey fleet red diet euny man boo slmpatbtzed with slcb oncasy hcctben wuz no better than tho beethen themselves Wo all agreed tbet It wux our dooty tu fifo Imperialism If we cood only find out ten sure jest whut Imperialism wuz and thet we wux agin cxpankbun If expansbun wood help the Ilepubllkin party The tariff we concluded wux tu mutch nT a hot pointer tu handle safely cs allour predlckshuns consernln It bed bin nocked In tho bed hi the flggcr at the custom house and tho Internal revenoo barocv Only ono Issoo remaned beside Mr Bryans Idol UT free silver and tbct wux tu a howly howl about the Trusts Mr Bryan Insisted thet his Idol IhoodI head the processhun but we prevaled upon him tu sidetrack It for a little wile anti we cood feel the Dlmlcratlc pulse with the oudcrstandln thet It rood be trotted out agin If It wins thot best tu du so Under these condishuns ho consented tu talk tu us about the Trusts and pro seeded tu whoop It up for us at the rate UT 2 hundred wurds a mlnnlt I must sa thet Mr Bryan hex a limber twig and kin yooso It tu his adTantlj Ho kin speck with moor stile and put In moor big than enny Noo Gcrscy Dlmlcrat UVmI ackivalutance not cxceptln ml next door nabcr Mr Cleveland lIe talked tu us upon the wickedness UT the Trusts jest ez If nb Dlmlcrat bed over gone Intu cm and loaded us up with ammoonlshun tu fire on In smaller charges doorln the next campane If the government kin ere ate sod he It kin destroy and It is Its first dooty tu curb tho monster comb nasbuus uv kapltal jtbot threttcn tu overwhelm us Wo klnnot expect enny iciest rum tho Itcpubllklns fcr the Trusts own them body and sole Tho only hope wlch the peeplo hey left Is In the Dlml cratlc party wlch stands agin all itch on thaIIhertleaExcooso mo for intorruptln yn Col sed I but does thet Inclood slob Dim crats ex our laU Sugar Trust Senator urn Smith and William 0 Whitney and Mr Dick Croker and lots UT other DlmlI crats like emhoollir late the Trust Ieer up tu their peekiA d wlllgjtln Iu1 I Jb a cooper ir ins Kin Citio manner r iiui ftlr QoMbuef irJ Mr Bryan and no better than Hepubllkln Then how about the TopalliU with aglaintentuptinmeat tu buy up all the tcUfrafi and all the rtlerodci and about rerytblnc else Now vrooxlnt that be croatia Trust bl bluestklndlyn air koinplalnln shout Iopuheyhey no munney and dont expect la hey onleu turn rich rclatlr onezpecktrdly dies and keyes them a legacy Then tim turn Uepubllklni aud put their fund Intu the Trusts Out like most people boo hOt mtnljed tu steer clter ur wealth dourin their lifetime tha kno how tho gurerraent ort tu be run and how 1U finanthal at fares ibooJ be konducted and tho wick edness nr accumoolatln munney In the ronz bands Con denlballT I may fa to yn that nether the Populists nor the Dim Icrat wood be frltened by a Rurerment Trust If tim cood only control It Jest imagine ten yourself how we shoe l be fixed It we cood only alt bold UT a few hundred thousand extra offices tu throw around aiming our trends The Koo Qcney Dlmlcrat wood want them all iwd I rnthooslasllcally and oscltedly ex I realized the full lueanln nr slch a possllilllty Exactly red Sir Bryan and to wood the Dlmlcrat ur every other stall I shoot like tu enlarge upon tide daulln prospect but It wnnt duo We hey kom tnltted ourselves ncln the Trusts and wa must Sri tu fool the people ontll wo kin git bolt UT em and run em oursclTes Ml next letter will eontnno the conclooshnn UT the confab 10hI lmFrum Applejack Farm wlch is next tn Grover Clerfland In the stall UT Noo Qcrsey Cur o1oed iIiens prUlAlallo I Ore AttuvDsa BarliDftoa KV T Lee Children Will nII and Ed ilunhes were In Evanivllle Sunday There will be a picnic given by Club No5 on September ij sad supper at the church A be linn to the nusteal lady and to the oflleit nun Miss Mtcy Ctrl It ttlll Improtlnf- Ondler and L Cuanloihitn of SI Charles were among Ihevliilort lo Erantvllle Sunday ebarcbSuadUe Prllchett It one of the happiest man In I town He his a fine girl al his home i4sitlngfriendMr sad Mrs Cretloa and one of their boys are on tbe tick lilt Sunday ladSalldMeidtmti DelIs Campbell and Etta Todd are on the tick list Ike Waters wn looking at a cooking stove the other day You know the rill Ray Wlllltm Poster li In the city this week Little Ruth lilacs It on the tick list spentformoney spent for eccursious invested la the came ot education Every parent would send hit chit teacherszoknow aad not according to the parents knowf loeabnestale prisons Mondaytheis iyst tilt Tb of his ytsit was to isamine the condition of the building as so sestlag chlldrennumber of chlIdeo la attendance ioprid him thai more room II nieded Hence IneaeOallere being nude for another buii enrollment to dna It 144 attendance 1141ne en rollment for the 0boO lerm belnn o Mptember alai tmbeginSeptemberof term begi 1111 plembr II 1I97 ue for first 123ComperIb HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad In the early garbe ot cassingtIlemoat deIghttu1 of nil springtime mid how do Typholj1ever thllcoulalt ofDrthenfollowTonic following the directIons and sitar two weeksDane of those two great remedIes you springPreparewhen the atmosphere U millet 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