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J l iir 1 C IJ FF fr 1 t II 1Jr A tj II 1 ka Hif Q I Vl 1 J NO39tjErT CAMPAIGN OPENING j tRepublicans ef Hopkins CoUnty at Madlsonvllle October 4 1 JUNE HOLT AND CAPT THROCkMOHtON 4 Large QathcrJng ot Republicans IL Expected Next Wednesday afternoon at 1 Pt oclock the Ropubllcan of Hopkln8 countywlil meet at Tabernacle to open formally the campaign In Hopkins county and i ear Judgo the ablest nnd most conservative- k in tho field nud J W ellubllcal1nomll1ootorComml 4 Jwbo it Is said also brings to the astrol g message I Every Republican In Hie county can RO arrango should be in I 4Madisonvhlle that to lend his enthusiasm to tho- r opening Many In this end of tho II t county aro y to attend speakeS In ilie daytime oven at but those can so at all should 14 go to this meeting A rare treat Is in Lstorefor alt who can hear these gen j I SCSiMILE FOIA CROWDa Funny Pulls When two Kinds of c DenlerataSpokctTim contest for the crowd was amusing at Madlsonvlllo Monday The Brown Democrat had their speaking at the court house The had the Tabernaclo and the brasa band There was a large number of In town aa Is usual F oh londaytIt was near Goebel leaders brought out tno brass baRd andput it tework almost in the Hadow eonrt house to catebc tie crowd from this Browns tentlortbelngtoformablgproceMlon aad march everybodyto naclo A Drown Democrat looked OR and waa blue as he heard theJn plrlng strains of the band and thought hoW a let of fellows mightt tj tf IM caught by the rune And ro himself forg themdisappointment that might W llt tre ate HetTOmasypeople en theatreetanywayIftbeygetem- oall Butwhen aud marched away his blues looked like thoy had been through Chinese bMveA Republican who saw the properathen of on the those who attended both speakings HidIOU all those who didnt go the variegated Democratic spea are RepublicanTaylor will win the t Ste by u Doth t speakings were fairly well attended I but had a large crowdw t flue and Gray Reunion Tho following aunounceinqnt- tlias by the comv tsitteo in charge of tho NationalF S Reunion ot the lIuo iJO131IldleTi fortunate war a American valor As Americans we ate sensibly affected through our dead To our awakens love anti gratitude Tho I BOHR who tiled In tho war Spain i unite their fathers of the North Bmilh Survivors who fought in the I civil war in the ratification of such f ientimoHtc desire to each oth ers extended hands and hold thorn V u aro Invited to attend a National Reunion of the mUD and bo In Evansvllle1 Whelllltfur Pr rrrftIIcIflatIPII III Y bo OX tp tivrehi I clPII NitIni WIIp vphpraua Jplntly o ivry siihtIe1i grIVI1 1II iI lrpCllthj1 wr a trUIIn to Amori rnu vih4 VA flr BtI Truth AlltM WiMi expressed tilt ophilt Ion that every firlh Inrftcorrfed in heftvea where H k rsnRhIlsaI eapital berlHr interest t It Intht plRhm III eorrest what this mernbeahIp lit thp vnrlww ehurchM have a o in tint heavenly kingdom ready to be rov ftled at thi last day How else elm we toy p treasures In hieavoiitt lumIygood deeds done about us Savior satdi In jis t much as 0 havo done It unto tho l least of thoso my brethren yo have thim II ntuo mo Again Ho says p jq Ho tWit glvoth n cup of oold watorI 1on dlAclpIo in name of a oltile shall not lose his rewardDfhest acts alpear small they mean much heaven Card of Thanks Next Sunday ends pastorate of p the M E Chtirch South at place I desire to my sin uerest llinuks to tho members of my church and the many other friends who have so stood by mo and c have showed Inoso many kind nnssos WhotherJI am returned or iipt I shall always hold tho good of Earllngton in loving antI caoateful remembrance Gratefully WHKAT Raised a Racket A gentleman of color who hails from got hIs anger Ktlrrod Monday night and pro kS c edt dtob l1t for his wlfowho cooks 4 it f o PZiirt featauruntIr briip t hq itbid tO gcttoh 11ftlltftl4Ip many wrongs dono hr t tap Upitrts alit t 1 llPrln grcit I style After ho had obatiaetl at 1 J tho whole vocabularyj f ouaa lie woarIl wGnd his way 4 humowaril with threatening k and other ob nyhued citizens Mar I shal C arrested Tt blt IttorjoounsElllIngwltb Judge Cowell if he would agree to shake the dust of Earllngton from ihls erring fea tand depart In This he agreed to o the trouble ended r Card el Thinks We deslroto extend to neighbors t nkffror31FJ gJIFhlttIp th4qgItQItl oapoehilhly to t111ctpr fPrhlattntlltlngeJIortBOI n be lalf pfthie ex premions of sympathy arid AMist anco be remembered with uraandfratltuile while Ijfeeniiurei MM IUldlt Unr I t cweLI DEWEIFLIGHED MARCH fl The Olympla Slipped Into NeW York Harbor Two Days Ahead of Schedule SHE IS ANCHORED INSIDE SANDY HOOK Ifw York CommUte Plan Sotnei rhnt OUarranaed llaatr Call tarn Together of the Member to Mike A New OealThe Navy De partment NotlRed Dower I Home New York Sept 27uch to thq thlOllmplaOIbrnltdarSeptember Hook lightship at 5a m Two Deii Ahead of Time There was n heavy mist on the ell nd at first the marine observers were inclined in think the vessel sighted might be llearAdmirol llowlsona flagship the Otitcago hardly believing Dcwcy would arrive two days ahead oi ime The doubt was soon cleared way however and as passing vessels recognized the flagship from Manila bay there was a continuous blowing of nbfstles In solute Klrt to subs the OlympIa One of tho first large vessels to sight the Olympia was the passenger steam cr Sandy Hook of the Sandy HooV line which left Atlantic JllghlandJ hortly after seren oclock Jar her New York dock Jut as she got will through tjw tog and passengers oaTh crew headed by the Sandy llooka ccptalo gathered ot the rail to rend newcomers name To get near to do this the Sandy hook hanged her course and headed di rectly for the Olympia blowing hrwhistle In solute as she did co Exchanged Greeting Assoon as the name was made out he andfhIeek peueageru cheered ith all their might sad IRa few oments on answeriiig cheer came over the water from the worshjps sailors many of whom were n deck Anchored InslSe lite llouk The flagship came up to the lower ay and anchored Inside Sandy Hook s soon BS the anchor Vlo dropped n orderly was tent ashore With this patches from the admiral nud other of ficers lie snld the ship hail had a pleasant trip across the Atlantic naiL hat all on board were well and glad o be home again The Olymplaa crew were put to ork Immediately cleaning ship CUT Anlhorltlr Vpct The admirals early arrhnl was n matter of great concern to tb flu- horitleg who ore arranging for New otks ofllclnl welcome Secntary ster of the reception committee cnt to the city hall early and nt once a call for a special meeting of he committee Mr Foster did not forecast the committees action but e thought It probable that the com mittee wonld go down to the Olympian the afternoon and meet ho lid mlral Mayor Vn Wrek NotlRed Mayor Van Wyck hurried to bis of Bee where he found the following tele peTal mplo arrived this morning Will go to Tompklnsvllle tomorrow OFonai DKWBV The mayor sdrlsed the ctlllnf Ie- FthtFaftI11t pitys committees und eegrams frc e4 pt eallliifj tin the inqhbera of tjio plan fliid scope coui mhe qnj tbevnrlous jubcomirdltees- in nft es flulcVy ns pssibip 6t IfIQ hI bhinv7 pearlmcflt No4n4 Washington Bent 27flie tgllQ- WllfIl1 tcrn received at thr iivy 1f- 1plrtmelltl Bsnrty N J Bept td flcprt SM vy Washington lyroplp tvlll fn to TaropklnsvlUe Jqmemw UEWJn TiMjipWnwHIeJn Uie Hi 9 rr Jflr pa nl vespcU pfl Btatpn Islawd TJIP rasp of clJIIItMntoao lulhrlf Ohm Sept 57 Clydc Mat o the desperailo uhnrgctl wllli the murder of UncOil thluney will be tlrd nt Outhrle Okla on October 13 Mnttox hits killed seven men Twice hrwiis sentenced to hang but through he efforts of his mother Mrs Hatch I4 sentence was commuted both limes- neo by President Cleveland and onco by President McKluley nard On the Vrult St Joseph Mo Sept ST Hcports received hero from various part throughout the apple district are to the effect that the terrible northwest gale which visited this vicinity during the early morning has stripped of fruit hundreds of apple trees as well aii mauy peach trees The Bridal Vale New York Sept 2GThe prince and princess Cantacuzene arrived here from Newport on the yacht Narcdn They went at once aboard the North German Lloyd steamship Snale on which they sailed for Itussla the homo princek H I ThITroublson Ot Sanrollilly nod the other qtrng CilbIth1 vl8 recently luvadrd SpnnUli Ill rkh haste4dQwn thy Spani lull lIng bnVf been nrrcxtedond aro now III JIIW iltlnjf Bcntenpc tillns lt1 et IterVI liy ytt Ilft Iejit ST Fprtyslx new ttf liS loa fever wffe 5rppnit id y 6r uU UuJ two druthv Capt Throckmorlon a Knight The Kentucky Knight n weekly Journal devoted to the Interests of Kentucky lodges of the 8 ot htlrn x PtjPhhn f agtlcui1r Is iv inernbop of IImUlm IpdgeIAtJLexingto- nPlal4fAMA CUBAN OIL cures fCIlipur1fullr HlifB matieip sn4 Sfln JlfljIIf9c t- I Bolrt byStoflrti Drug gtoro J 4 r J 4 TWENTY PERSONS INJURED j An tllorrJfXArTuyloIJPIt Cartbugo Mo Scjt is aeleciit car tllcil with passengers and running fit u rnit speed jumped the track ritlrlncos curve one mils from Carthage turning over on Itl 1Jrhemost11 If Watson Lebanon collar bone broken Mrj taker Jeweler Chicago badlj bruised t t tin Lnkcr armbrokcii t W JCrnwJrdcconductor nnn broken head cut iU1nbro1Miss Grace 1hllllps collar bone broken I L U Hutton arm broken t Wni Meeklcr Billings Ma nni broken 0 a A SOLUTION OF TIlE TROUBLE Tlie arnuil AmHnof Clilcairo Step Into the Labor Brenob t Wltha Proposition Chicago Sept 23A plan which It Is believed will settle the difficulties over the laying of the cornerstone of the new Chicago post office Vas1 pre seated In tile shape of nn otTer from Judge rutII III representing the local G A IL to secure n new stone cut by union labor Judge Tuthlll declared to the labor leathers that the old soldiers would de tray the cost of getting a new stone nd would use their Influence In set t 11 llngcxlat dlffcrcnccB between Con tractor Ilerco and the trades union men Thin proposition was received favorably by the majority of the labor men n minority remaining noncom mltfal preferring to hold their voices 1111 the incctingyet tobolield INSURGENT FORTS CAPTURED BrlllUni Action of the MnHrent- tInfantrrThe t rtcbels CornaVleiclr ItoutrdpI Wnshlngtou SepL2TAihispatch fans beep received from Manila by the ivar department stating that Gun any tier attacked the position of the In urgent flvo miles west of Cebu andIdestroyed seven forts and quite a num ber of smoothbore cannon The In urgent n era uttarly routed and Say del returned with his force to Cebu The Tennessee regiment WPH already I Aboard transport to come home butedisembarked to take part la the en fngcmeut COOLIE LABORIN HAWAII- A Item of Slavery of the VontI Kind Declared to IiUt In heiIlawilnn Iilaiti T Washtngtoti Sept 23 Hoorge D Gear an attorney of Honolulu celledI at the state department to a statement relative to the illtreatment of cootie labor In the Hawaiian Island Ue asesrts that I he supreme court of Hawaii by Its rulings Is sustaining tystctn of ftldvcry of the worst kind In the islands la violation of the eon itltution of tho United States and he liked that the nttorriey general be re qucHicd to thcInrn whether or not lip constitution thOr a cover the 1shafl- d5PloIrnI5lIIt3utnoiI1 Balcm Orp pept 23lhe rnllj flntj ivarehouse of the Ralcm flouring Mill PP was Imrned yesterday The epl piBtel loss ft 150000 TJie InsuTJWPp in tInlll Is estimated tQ lxf6Suu The worehpuse cpn lnpl J35QOO huM tli of whenf only o small portion of vhpli wus Injuml The lire was emwd oy nn explosion In the dust room In Fplt Qt IllBbleon Vstvasneflifew YorK felt 00 damage In the ninestory Ttoblnnou luUdlng bounded by ICast Uroaclwar plvUtan and flouverner streets Al though there wore 18 watchmen in the building1 thp flames were discovered first n pollcennrn 1Who saw them leaping out cf tf thirdstory window IliO rllUbnrr Estate- MlnncnpollsMlnnBept 33 Charlei A Illlsbury left no wlllot least none has been found Ills nearest kin are his vlfe Mary A Pillsbury and hb ions John S and Charles 8 Illlsbury They petition to ho probate court tot the appointment of an fldmlnlstratoi for the estatft Copt Cocblan Ordered atISeattle Wash Sept 23Cnpt Cogh Ian uommaudant of tho Port Orchard dry dock was yesterday ordered east to attend the Dewey reception lie was In command of the Raleigh during the battle of Manila Salted roe the CapetJlombay Sept 23 of the Nineteenth hussars and the cay airy staff have sailed for the Cop The cost of transporting the radio1con tingent to South Africa e tInt 400000 Ilrltih Crleketers Arrrefu New YorkSept 23On board of 15 Cunard line steamer Etrurla vhlph r rived yeplcrday verpool and puecngtgw vere trjncti Kumnj gfr with 1 ycli Y foenr 11lfnWeltl Hr Vet rifl f1 ptt23f1I1 PIn- YcpiellQf yellflw fever number 13 nnd the deaths flve Three who tiled were children Store Trouble for Yene nel Caracas Sept27Oen Manuel Ouz theproviiicabiVenezuelan government V Miss Cornelia Hester who did stenographic nnd typewriter work for several for och con pny bqs ztftiiltpd attpht wlflJ QI 1 pmp 1HUIlpl I lh u U engagedhaulingwills to Earllngton tqap tho hearty appotltoa of the busy Uftrllngton worJc t u yi malbyfPATENjJIEOQRDI siait1mro aid t J t jri at Now 8HI ISA PRINCESS Marriage of Julia Dent Grant and Pilncc Cantacuzene of Russia at Newport R I THECLIM X OF HEWPORIS GAYSEASOM The TVcildlna Anemblr Notable lat the Social and Military Dlillnc tlop of UUIOue ti and All Snlntit Church Irecentrd n Deanttfnl and Animated Picture Newport II L Sept 25The Bpls sopnl marrIage service supplementing that of the Itusslnn orthodox church Observed Sunday which math dice Cnritaeuzene Count Speransky Qrantdaughler nd granddaughter of Gen U S Grant huhband nnd wife was celebrated nt All Salnts chapcl here at noon The issembly of invited guests notable fat ocjal and military distinction ijiado the ceremony ono of the most brilliant tver witnessed at Newport 4JULIA DENT GHAUT A Drlltlant Siiectucle The family and social connections of the bride gave to the wedding mli- iaryis well ns n diplomatic character nd the little church in which It took lace was bright and blue yjth gold he bridegrooms uniform easily out ihlnlng those of the home guard A large number of the Newport sum mer colony had delayed their depart are to attend the wedding which came a climax to one of the gayest sea tens ever known at this popular re tort The Officiating Clergymen lit Her If C Potter Protestant ll copat bishop of New York officiat d assisted by Itev Dr Nevlna of the American church In Rome but In uc joioauce with the laws of the state bf Rhode Island Her Dr Iorter of thi nrounucl church of this city read hat portion of the service which JOt aily united the distinguished pair r ttkiftfo1low dtlnwe4J1a jeremony at the Palmer residence late In the afternoon the prince and princess left for New York and Bt Ietevsburg n TUINCE CANTACUZENB Notiitilc QUagta Among the congregation besides the jnnrcdlatc fatally were Mrs Ulysses leant the gratiilmolher of thIDrldei II U HonOro Kdwln C Honor Mf nnd Mrs Harry Honore Jr Mrs Sartorls wife of Cnpt Sartoris Maj Jen Nelson A Miles Mrs Miles and Miss Miles and Mrs LleutCol Mich ner of len Miles staff Get later rUt nail faj Mott of his staff Adjt then Corbtn Col and Mrs Ucla of West Point former United States Min ister Samuel Thayer of Wlsconnln AulMnnt Secretary of Wnr fcIlleJQhnJ 1 Jlmuoey M Drpev and ninny others llorrou for Cupt SlKntire New York Sept 20Capt Clans 11 Slgsbec yesterday hurriedly left his the battlcslilpTexns which JIit anchor with the rest of the fleet IIII the bay and started for Itchoboth Del having received n telegram frolnI that place announcing that his daugh ter Ethel hind died there IIUIMCIII of heart 11I5easIthe JIortocLer Case Goes Over w Vji Neb sept 2G1t waBnn lIclpatcUAlisa Aiola JIor10ekeroc use 1lat sending pblnoncd candy to Mis P Marcy woujcl be arraigned In 11111I trlct court but other business IrcI reptcil She will bo required to give new boml but when the actual trial ivlll commence Is uncertain TIre at Dlrmluvbnm Ala Birmingham Ala Sept 2GFlre Sunday destroyed one of thy rflnV houses of tllp HlTOlnfjlmm ti1l1wIlYI sn11 Electric Chi gevernl dummy on clpffl1 motor cars and coaches were consumed The loss is GOOOOI irolltlon In nRnLrulJINew York Sept 2GII J Schloss manufacturer ot clothing yesterday tiled n petition In bankruptcy Lia bill ties 735102 no nBSet- sellrtw Fever at Key West Key AYcst Flo Sept 25Tho new eases of yellow fever number 20 and the deu bu2 Walter Jinlojr yhci llls bgqn fpr ftp nornlfI 1 4ith tlirelt titid ant ferlrB wth fin Inflamed Alox Campbell of IIocll WIS yet JUdgoJcoed William Garrett yhIQ will inpye tp IroYldpucp to tkp U as rump iprpinnu fpr H o pmvitlpnpo uoqt Opipiin1 Hubacrlbo for THE BHE I 4 J J f OALPOWDER BAKING bsowlELYPwE Makes the food morefdeltcrous and wholesome L KOTO iinna rtntn eosEw vonn SILENCED A KRUPP BATTERY Portlier Particulars of the Eniiraae1 nieut at SubInDayCpturtla Slxteen Ventlmeter Gun Washington SIiAetlng See ratar Allen of the navy department received a cablegram from RearAd mlrnV Watson yesterday giving n brief SublgbtIullniand Is ns fohlowia21 The United Utates cruiser Charles ton the monitor Monterey uml the gunboats Concord nnd Znflio with urn rlfoc1nnd blue jackets from the cruiser left Cnvlte September 14 and n4 already cabled proceeded to Sublg bay to destroy the Insurgent cannon there thecpCl1otlolwhen the war ships for three hours bombarded the town of Olangapo and the Entrenchments where the gun wn Men ultnrttcil from the Charleston Concord and Xaflro were then landed under a heavy Insurgent fire proceeding th- ucsnnonvhichi was utterly destroyed by gun cotton and then returning to the war ships The Americans had one man wound ed during the engagement Cadet llrlner with the Concords launch armed with a gatllng dill ex cellent work on the left of the landing party Cnpt Myers of the marines IlleccJIthe landing party and tho movement was splendidly executed nnd volt trolled BEGGAR KILLED BY A BLOW 8aa tt Have Insulted Il Aiinllantii- llr t all for Which He VA Iromptlr Knockril Down persistentbeggarpoint to force themselves upon men In the company of ladles feeling assured that their demands will be more likely to meet consideration suffered death yesterday as the result of nn Insulting remark mode In disappointment at tint receiving alma from a man whom accedeIby a Wow which leveled him In the begia1cohollslllIness suillclcntlv to tell his name or ad dresk Workmen Ina nnnintarr Speeehei Havanp Sept 25ihe workmen of llnvunn held amassmeetlng yesterday titwhlcb about 30CO were present In flammatory speeches were made in In vQr of n general strike to secure nn eighthour day Many public men were referred to but the name of Jtiun OuplbeVtO Oomez was the only named that wow cheered The speakers urged those who hand fought for liberty on tin Held of battle to fight for libera lion from thbslavery of their employ ers FatAl Collision Chicago Sept 2A collision oc curred yesterday between n train of empty coaelicn and a suburban train nn the Luke Shore Michigan South ern road at Fourteenth street ingl ncerWraDecamp was bat1tylnjurl11 that he died shortly utter being removed from the wreck and FIreman J n Frogg was probably fatally in jured 1nrserigera on the suburban train were badly shaken up A Jewish Charity Cincinnati Sept 25The board of directors of the Jewish hospital tot consumptives at Denver Cot met hero yesterday and decided to open the host pltol on November 15 The combined Jewish benevolent societies of Clncln natl voted a perpetual annuity of 5000 for the support of the hospital Sever Under Control at Havana Washington Sept Surgeon Gen Sternberg has received n dispatch from the acting chief surgeon at JIa- l1na saying that there are no more new cases of yellow fever nt Havana and but two convalescent cases The Indications are that the fever situation s under control Tin Pluto 1lnnt Darned yoblcsvllkALSerit 25The plant the Amei Vriu Plate Co at At anta hid 9f almost totally de strayed by fi eaterdny The shipping and trimming departments were entirely destroyed and also stock worth SlM000 Total loss 150000 nrnnmcii After Two Xeftr I untlngton W Vn Sent 3 fhe large DIngess CQl mines that have Vt Mc for two years resumed to dayirhie general strike In the New hitter field brought this about tort Cloned AKnIniitllauoule Plague Colon Colombia Sept 25The got ernment l llllclta decree yesterday closing Colombian ports to ships hav ing the bubonic plague on board ar riving from Infected ports The Loyal Andrallan Melbourne Sept 2Thie Australian military commanders will meet hpro on Thursday next te prepare C111ml for tlie di ipteh ef R unIted Austrollnn fflnVhigent tP 1Ith Africa 1tfItr snn IVancUeo Atlanta Co Sept 25151x corn ponies of the Twentyninth Infantry I which wan recruited nt Fort Mclhcr son left yesterday for San Francisco via Kl Paso Iouau4t Voted fur Acifq ttnl Fails K pt 23TIIC fctU Hlei ns t1114 tnt Col tldiiquft president of hi Jl niiCf I uiMnartrtJi voted for nit 4iiuttMtLf trcttus Ate you a subscriber to Tills BHH You should be 1f t rI ar s i xi I 1j i q 0 d 0 OTHERWISE UNNOTICED John SIsson u wellknown Logan county III pclltlclnr killed himself Cause illhealth- Spauldlng Institute nt Muskogce I T one of the largest schools In the territory was destroyed by fire J T Brady of Chicago was arrest ed on a charge of shipping lottery tickets from Illinois into ojberfetatcs The situation In Venezuela is serious The rebels are approaching Victoria and expect to tight the next battle there gunrdIto1ebecause he refused to salute n negro officerDiphtheria has appeared among the pupils of Mount Vernon IlL schools October Mrs Martha Dotes aged 84 who had resided In Macoupin county III for CO years died nt her home near Comer MondayThe Madlon county Ill Jail nt rEdwnnlsvlllc caught fire Monday but quick work by the fire department saved the building The funeral of M SchcurcrKestner In Paris was largely attended Dray fus sent n wreath with the Inscription Infinite gratitude Mrs Dorothea Kempcr who for 30 years had been matron of the Good Samaritan hospital at St Louis tiled at the German Protestant orphan home Monday VlcePresJdcnt Garret A Hobart about whose condition alarming report have been circulated Is gradual ly recovering his health nt his home Ip Peterson N J John Sleeper Cliirke sometimes called The Later Hurton one of the mcst popular comedians of his day In the United States died at his home In England Monday Judge Estlll at Chattanooga 1enn has convened a special term of the grand jury for the purpose of Indict ing Julia Morrison who shot and killed Actor Frank Leiden Mayor Henry Xlegcnhein of St Louis has received nn Invitation to enter the lists its nTbrnutiaker against Mayor Carter Hnrrlfon of Chicago during the torn exposition at Peorla gotoMine Diaz He has appointed Lie Ig fygirebiliousCapt Slgxbeo was called from his post of duty on board the battleship Texas Monday by the news of the sudden deathoof his daughter Ethel at Itchobath Lcnn Del The Twcniyslxth regiment U S V tailed Monday for i mln on this trans port Grant In addition to the Twen tysixth the Grunt carries 250 recruits of various regiments together with curtes and hospital corps men During a game of football at later den Conn between the Middletown Conn high school and the Mtriden high school eleven Thomas Kelly of the Middletown team was thrown and his neck broken death resulting John Lawyer Jr and Ed Jones got1ItoIng scrape In which Jones was i tubed In the neck with n pocket 1 rife He died In less than five min utes 11 P Hcarn JJlarn anti Penn Jitriirii brothers were killed at Pal tiitlto Go by the explosion of a sta tionary engine boiler In a ginnery owned by them The bodies were horribly mutilated and the building waa destroyed ritnntlon In Veneinelu Verr Critical Pence Porto RIco Rtpt264idniceg heels tI here ywv1 from Caracas nay thy situation In S uimlu is crit ical The revolutionists are approach ing Victoria where the next battle will be fought People desiring to pro cecil to Puerto Cabello on the gulf of Trlste ire not allowed to depart The government Is very unpopular nnd very suspicious I Arrival of the VaUitcln Son Francisco Sept 25 The trans port Valencia with the remaining com panics of the Montana regiment on- board arrived here yesterday THE MARKETS Nw York Sept 27 CATTLE Native Steers 4 75 y C 00 COTTON Middling U K Wheat 3 W W I 80 1mCUltSNo81 LOUIS cOTTOrtltddtIng lHI 6 1JEEVK3 Steers 4 2J W 4 60 Cows and Helfersu S Ml U 4 00 CAlVCSpcr 100 450 U 700 HOGS Fair to Choice 4 00 W 4 G2 V- 4ftHKUPFoIr to Choice 3 00 it 4 0- 0FLOUnlatems now a 45 tf 3 M Clear Straight 2 7J 4f 3 48 WHEATNO 2 lied winter inJ 7- 2COItNNo 2 01 32 OATSNO 2 if zsii- HYU No 2 V 7- T015ACCO1UBS 30 Ii S 60 Lest Ourley 450 ti U 00 HAVClcnr llwnhy tfleW K uo tI li C- OUUTTIill Vliolco Dairy liM M- KOUSKrcsh U 14W- 1OltlC StnndardMcMnew u 9W BACON Clear LAHUWmo 5jJClllCAQU CATTLE NaUvo SIeerll 4 CO O M- HOGSKalr to Choice 4 15 O 4 77H Itt Choice aGo U 4 SI s J tf S 01IOUnWnttrJatellt 34U C 310 7- 2CORNNO o lJ J 7 1S rt y- OATSNO 2 KW zn lGltlle3 new T CO tI 8 20 I ANtlAI CtTY CATlLENollvo Steers 4 75 O I BO HOGSAll Grades 4 00 tl 4 W viiEATNo I ned 674t 68 Z5iCOnNNoFLOUnIIIgh tirade 349 Q S SO COHNNo i 43 jsjlHAYChOlCOIORl Mlnndlnl Ness 8 71 11Q tCQTIO tILOUl8JL 721roliNNoI ssiNewUACONCl ar Illba G4O 6 COTTONJIWdllns cud 54 Subscribe for TUB hun 1 par year CAPTURED BYFILIPINOS- The Gunboat Urdaneta One Officer and Nine Men Fall Into Filipino Hands FATE OF THE CREW AS YET UNCERTAIN Important DUpatohe from Urn Otis Striating to Ain In Some ol the Other tilaud Made Public br the Wnr Department Native Iteadr to Capitulate Manila Sept 25 430 p rnIt Is re ported that the Insurgents have cap tured the United States gunboat Ur donetn In the Oranl rlveron the north west side of Manila baywhcre she was patrolingr One officer and nine of her Crew are missing Palo of the Crew Unknown The gunboat Petrel seut to invest gate the matter returned and reports ed that the Urdaneta was beached opposite the town of Oranl on tho Oranl river She WillS riddled with bullets and burned and the following guns with their ammunition were captured A onepounder one Colt automatic gun anti one Nordenfejdt 25mlllimetre gunThe crew of the Urdaneta are prioi oners or have been killed Further details are lacking DUimtche Prom lien Otis Washington Sept 28Tvolm portant dispatches from Gen Otis nt Manila are mode public by the war department The first indicates that the insurgents on the Islpnd of egrcsf are about to recognise the authority of the United States An election In Negros will be JlIldonOetober 2 The Second DIeThe second dispatch says the Amer lean flag will be raised In Bout Island The chief insurgents in Zomboanga are reported willing to accept tho au thority of the United States but de sire to name conditions which OeD Otis would not acceptjo The Prldent VisIt to Peoria Peoria III Sept 2G Comptroller ol the Currency Charles G Dawes of Chi logo writes the following letter from Manila to Mayor Lynch regarding thin date of the presidents visit to Peoria lion W H Lynch Peoria 1IITbl president will probably reach Peoria shout October 0 Exact date not yet fully determined Kngagements made same time ago preclude possibility of his being there between Oth and 14th rkwiliEiladera cIIs Oe Toronto Ont Sept 2ThC Cana dian mitlitta department refuses to grant permission to the Toronto lEigh landers to go to the Dewey reception an the ground that as the affair par takes of the character of a celebration of Americas victory over Spain It would ber contrary o Englands international policy to permit British troops to participate In It A Water Famine Feared Austin Tex Sept 2GThe great dam across the Colorado river nt this point which was constructed by the city a few years ago at a cost of pn even lCl 0000 has sprung ii big leak ind tho waters In the lake formed by the dam are gradually receding A water famine is feared GlvluK Odd On the Sliniurock London Sept 2GTho Interest here in the cup challenger the Shamrock hoa Increased since her recent trials Capt Laurence a Intend of Lord Dun raven has wagered with Ulley Gram nan tho horse man 41100 to 4400 ou the challenger netall Druggist Indicted Kansas City Mo Sept 2GTll1 grand jury yesterday returned Indictments against 12 leading retail drug gists for selling liquor illegally with out the requisite county license War rants were Immediately sworn out for their arrest Admiral Slontojo PnuUhed Madrid Sept 22 nearAdmiral Montojo who commanded the Span is naval forces la the battle of Manila bay nnd who was tried before the su Jieme coUrt has been condemned to retirement without the right of promotion President Din VUII Oft Cityof Mexico Sept 20 President Dlbz can not go to Chicago on account of the illness of Mine Plaz He has appointed Lie Ignaclon Marlseal min later of foreign relations to go as his eeaentstiveDcscsdCt of thee hathaway London Sept 20Mrs Baker cus todian of tho cottage ot Ann Hatha way at StratfordonAvon died as tho result of an accident SIte was a des Bcendont of the hathaway Death of Unna Soldier Washington Sept26it cablegram from Gen Otis announces the death September 15 nt Hong Kong of Itob ert M Tee Co F Twentieth Kansas Mustered Out San Franilco Sept 20The Idaho and North Dakota volunteers were mustered out of the service of their country at the Presidio yesterday More Yellow Fever New Orleans Sept 20 Three new cases of yellow fever had been report edln the past 24 hours making a total of 21 eases and 0 deaths A Word to mothers Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cbld need not heal tato to administer Chamberlains Cough Remedy It contains no opiate or in form and may bo given as confidently to tho babe ns to nn adult Tho great success that has attended Its use In tho treatment of colds and croup has won for It tho approval and praise It has received throughout the States and foreign lands For sale by Ht Bernard Drugstore EarUngton i Don T Robinson B Gap Oeorgo King St Charles r r v Sure Cure fair ColdsWhen their feet wet and take cold give them a hot foot bath a bowl of hot CherryPectoral The chances arc they will be all rfghtln the morning Con the Pectoral a few days until all cough has dis appearedOld arc also cured we mean the coughs of bron chitis weak throats and Irritable lungs Even the hard coughs of consumption are easy and cured by the continued use o- fAgers Cherry pectoral Every doctor knows that wild cherry bark Is the best remedy to medical soothing and healing inflamed throats and lungs Put one of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plasters over your lunge The Boffifodloal AdvleoFroal W now hire lomeof the mot suit sent In the Vetted BUU- iMlnuual oppottnoltlM and long uperl eoee emlorntlr fit them icr tlftnc yeas medical adTlce Writs rMr all U partlcolart la nte S AddnVrJt1AYERLowell MM 4B A AJWAGE EARNERS IN CONTROL UJs to Their Influence That the Wage Activity Is Due Advioci of Staple Prlcees is la Retpaau to tbe Advance of Wages sad the Incrcaii of Employment Nw York September 23 R G Dun Con weekly Review of Trade says today has been for months a wonder that tho demand for products wait sustained at rates exceeding past consumption in any year pricesButabate and the rise in prices continues A partial explanation is that scarcely any class of products direct ly consumed by individuals has ad vnncoa as much as tho wages and em ploymont of labor With more hands at work moro hours1 and at 10 to 16 per cent higher wages the gain quitobeyondand shoos year or 8 per cent In leather 52 per cens in woolen goods or 1000 per cent In wool and oven boyond the rise of 17 per cent in cotton goods mainly duo to the rise of IS per cent in cotton But products used In manufactur ing and transporting havo advanced much more because of the enormous increase in tho volume of business done and in tho anticipated business for tho future Higher prices us ually cause a shrinking 0 other things being equal but thl year other things are not equal Program Tho following is tho of the Teachers Association to be hold In Earllngton October 6 at tho Public School building MORNING SESSION 1000 Music and Devotional Exercises 1030 ThoVoluo ofProparation for the First Day of E B Dour land FlrstDaYjIExporlenco Foard anti Rosalie Brown 1115How I Arrange My Pro DnlleyMrLynch Wyattl145AddrossW F Burr 1200Noon Adjournment AFTERNOON SESSION 180 Music 1 40 The Kindergarten Miss Suo Burr General Discussion PrImaryTenchorsMisses Eunice Drown 280 What Society Expects of tho Public School Mrs J F Foard 250 Somo Educational Methods of JapanMiss Allco MllIo- r82QMlsccllnneous Business Special Fair Train A peclnl train will leave adf- sonvihloatBa in and run toGuthrlo on tho last three days of the Guthrlo fair which is 27 28 29 and 80 It was at first advertised that tho train would leave Madlsonvllle at thiathiasboen changed to 8OOasjtlioso who vlsh togoto the fair will arrive at 1010 Conductor T R Browning will bo in charge of tho train and John Owens bo flagman Rates one faro for the round trip Republicans Accomplish The trust problem said General Roosevelt in a speech in Ohio will be solved by Republicans and not by Democrats history teaches that this is the natural course of all such problems In this RoL ocrat Circuit Court Circuit Court is in session hits week with n heavy docket before it most of which is eases The criminal docket Includes quite a number of minor cases but none es pecially important MrLT Cozart has purchased a sixty aero farm from Mr Win Vnnovor near Clay Webster County f 5 t t tJ 2 k i tIiij w- I iJ L j I iLP51 Lre e PAUL M MOORB Editor snd Manager SEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated j1LRtered tho PcttoBci at Batliiif ion it Second utt matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oil Vlarlrlctl lodoce M 51zlMonlolII II SO IS n S th I applicationt Ine I tnniT Addreta na lor particular THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1899 TICKETI For LleutenantGpvernor JOHN LOfLouisville r For of Sfnte CALEB POWERS Of Knox County For AttorneyGeneral CLIFTON J PRATT Of Hopkins County For Auditor SWEENEYjFor Treasure- rWALTERRDAY Of Breathltt County For Superintendent of Public In 81 structlon JOHN BURKE Of campbell County For Commissioner of Agriculture CAPT J Of W THROCKMORTONt I c RepresentativaBIN TIIK London Statist has figured out that American prosperity will t continue Well most of us onl t this side believe the Republican party will bo in power quite d wliilc also Kansas City Jour nal I JBURY SIMPSON Congressman hal been booted off the stage in championiH I some degenerate places in Uncle such treat Son would be tolerated but hi the great West SENATOR VEST in an interview re ortd from Canada says t 1AJle clln farmers have receivocy no particular benefit prevalent prosperity and are as dissatisfied as ever This will be news to the farmers Indianapb lis Journal t 4 IN three years of Republican administration the country has doubled tim highest export markI reached in llr Clevelands Democratic orators in their cam paign speeches can hardly be ex pected to pay much attention to a trivial commercial incident like likelytol08eTribune t Cot GREEN R KELLER tells of a Qbebel newspaper report of a Goebel wasI written and mailed fourteen hours before the speaking The jtroducedto the speaker thaii twenty two miles and the crowd of 5000 re ported as listeners Mr Keller says couldnt find standing room in the whole town Truthful overtONE of the amusing inconsist politicalllwith the Log Cabin ticket at the head If its editorial column and an electrotype of Bryans New Book run on an exchange basis in its advertising columns If the editor of the Ropublicall must read Mr should buy or borrow it and notc exploit his paper fFEDERALtors of persons In making ar Isympathizers Ill riot in which several negro miners were murdered the cityn marshal of that town was the number arrested About thirty riot prisoners wero jailed and wholesale murder will not be so popular among organized ruffians in Illinois when the Fedtoral law is through with these caseslTIIK Bryan Democrats are saido to be considering seriously a I to hold their Nationalconvention iii 1000 two or three months earl her than in past years says thec New York Sun and Washing tons birthday is suggested as the date for the convention It is Jdiscoverahead and want to begin with it e1J But how about the aIi idemagogicBeecninarnrr and campaigning POLITICAL POINTSJ Business and normal conditions of American life are sufficiently so disturbed by political campaigns i EButcubating a plan to stretch their campaign over nine months of next year Mr Bryan can not I ho heard often enough perhaps in the regulation three months tlIKentucky made many votes for tho ticket Green River Itcpub hicaimmIi Ware very fallingp 1 t4L i r r 1 i i tection daysItiiaca Mich I Herald The country is now swept by a high tide of prosperity which however has notroached the highest water mark but which is certain to do so if not Kindred or stayed prolonged and tumult campaiguPhiiladeiphia Mr Yonts in his speech hero Monday gave the L N Rail road the devil His effort to make capital on this line down in this neck of the woods where we have been kept in the background BO long f6r tlio want of a railroad was Wasted sweetness on the Republican Goebel continues to declare that he will not withdraw If General Taylor ever had any mis givings he may now rest assured that our present Attorney Gen oral will be our next Governor Oynthiana Log Cabin Col E G Header son ono of tho ablest and best Republican speakers of western Kentucky w a series of speeches soon in the interest of the ticket The Colonel has some heavy guns to fire into the enemys ranks and no lack of apropos incidents and jokes of the campaign and good natured railery DOWN IN TilE MINES In an attempt to force the Sebree mine owners to recognize the U M W a strike took place at that mine- asweek Time Coal Company took this view of the subject that so long as the Hopkins County miners were unorganized that It was useless for those In Webster County to join the Union but the mlnerslwho were led by one Pucket an ot many years standing concluded now was quesi9u Foreman J B Head Is now In tharge of a crew of men who are making somo needed repairs on the Barnesly coal tip and trestle The miners at tho mineI have gone to work under tho new management with ct vim and there is going to boa content 8to which mine will do most work the Hecla or the Barnsley mlnewith the chances in favor Of latter If the l and short haul clauso should be enforced as Goebel de sires the mines In Hopkins County would be compelled close The Hawesvllle Ky Plalndealer says There is1 coal enough in five of Hawesyllle to supply one- housand ct yearsandenough In the to run manuta turtngtJullness of yearsThistaken cum grano sails Black Diamond The Dally South McAles er I T editorially comments on the coal mining troubles In that district The labor trouble in the Choc aw and Clilckasaw nations accord ng to reports received at the Into rior Department Is assuming a serlous t between the miners andhomnmne owners and operators ISO several months stand ug a settlement Is not reached soon the Government authorities may be called upOn to expel the TerritoryThzo ion of the Secretary of the Interior some days ago bythe mine operators and in turn informed WUl1am1Mitchell president of the United Mine of the methods employed by the strikers brass bands ote to influence the men who are still at work The con ditions under which miners work In Indian Territory it is understood re mlnooperatorsI only occupy the work them It is stated at the willI of the Indians and in the any of these operators or miners becoming objectionable to the land proprietors it is in their power to ause removal from ory The matter is still in abey ance Union nlDln SUoot Down NesrouIThe killing of the seven colored miners at Cartervillo 11Iou Sun day September 17 was but the logi cal outcome of PanaVirden riots where occurred the original failureIto enforce the law and equal rights of the imported non union miners This had the effect f breeding a spirit of arrogance and awless feeling white nion miners against the negroes ands soon asthma troops were removed and the opportunity presented Itself murderous animosity was displayed o far as can be seven egro miners were killed as the result of this premeditation on the art of the attack hem on the first opportunity which presented The union white miners were the aggressors and banded to gether to force a fight and so well ad matters been that ot a single union man was killed Because a brave determined and nervy man hadjesolved to hire what wanted and manage his bush ness as he thought best Union labors represented by the white miners purposehatforce of th6lrmuzdorousrosentnment doubt is expressed that this ast outbreak not haveocIhad the State laws nforcedt the outset of these unfortunate troubles which had their origin In the FanaVlrden districts Black Diamond Literary Notes With the Fall Fiction Number oft the Saturday Evening Post of Phil that journal will be en from a sixteen to a twenty our weekly magazine with a double number every fourt 1 weekITho Full Fiction Number will handsome colored coverand thirtytof short stories and articles by wellknown and writers It will be ews standliSeptember 28 rime lrJcoJ as not been raised- Great forces are working for the d ew Droyfus tho martyr Herz time patriot and Zangwlll the authorprepresent these three phases Zangwlll has never spoken courageously in hmispnper called Zionism in theOctolierNew Lip iiicott It represents his convic ioUs and his nature depth of feelUgarbed in the particolor of tomlmekMunnlngton NotesoThe farmers of this vicinity are through ciittlrtg and housing to bacco are now for sowing meir wheat There was a protracted moetiimga held at Mannlngton last was conducted by Rova Lindsey Back both Illinois Tim- eeetingcloaed Thursday night and they left for a Friday Rev T4t1111 filled his reUlar polntment at this place Saturday JK I tS l Honest Labor a Lovely Face There is nothing more pleasing to look upon than a hearty ruddy face gained by honest toil They are the saving of the nation fliese toilers of both sexes struggling for daily bread Pure Mood makes them able to keep c the ditty round of July At home shop or store If the blood has a UM or im parity or a run down feeling comes on isIhAniericsGrettesl Medicine the blood Poor BIoody ttooZ twwf ia poor thAI lit hottest wither 1 felt cold Hoods StrsApAntta nude me WArm It It the right thing in the right pltcc Hittit JJnylor Woodsown N J lHU Ilnodi 11IU cure llnrlllij thinonlrrluUicu ji tharUo to take ti load 8erllpullJa night A largo crowd was In ance verylowthe road to recovery Mr O A Williams has had an a tack of chills Some of our most charming youi pentlemon rom this place and Red Hill paid Earliugton a pleasant visit Saturday night Glad to note ridingthoR A Richardson has almost pleted time new residence that Mr Felix McIntosh has had put on his place near his home residence- There was a largo crowd visite the family of M S McIntosh Sunday Those present wore MimI CappleOraceCordle Carroll Dennie and Clarenc- Price Parley Wright Henry and greatHeroerous to mention Rev N C Lamb will preach the funerafof Mrs M Huntrlhe Fin Sunday in October at the yinMannlngtonChurch vicinityIslikely over to recover She la something near 80 years of age We would like to read a letter I tho next issue from U N6 Who or Blue Eyes or some of tho rest that longtimeEchoes From Nebo Mr Erostus Durham son of our postmaster died last week and was family cemetery near Onton Ho leaves a and four children to mourn his death Our good friend H H Hill I sloWly Improving and we hope I soon see out again Messrs Claud and Bob Graham Bob Payne Lei Tillford some of our yforhunting expedition and will be gone about ton Dr Bill Hoffman visited his brother Chris Hodman Saturday and Sunday J B Givons of the Johnson Ii land country Is very sick at present Mr Ed Hill had time misfortune I loose his crop Qf tobacco by fire lai week We aro sorry tojhcar of hi loss Mr W F Cnrncnl wont to Guthrie Thursday on business ilobgoodhappenedwhile driving down aste p hill His horse became frightened and ran of throwing him out of time buggy I caughttodistance Fortunately no bones were broken but he wIts conSider bly bruised up Rev R M Wheat of Earllngtpn our young paatorof the M E Church preached here Sunday morning anti evening Quite a number of our ni attending court at Madlsonvillo tii week Miss Golllie Chandlerhas accepted position In H R Cox dry goods storeMrs Artlo Brown In visiting the family ofMr Wittlon Brown near Dalton this week If Madam Rumor is correct v aro to have a wedding to report next week but withhold tho names for time present Huros hoping TIIK Bnn abundant success DAN Red Hill Items After a long silence I take up my old pen rusty thought it be to write a few for THE hun Red Hill is on the verge of a big JSIJreparlngtotrio shop W H Oglesby is very sick at thil writing Richard Bullock made a business trip to Hopkinsvlllo lust week onhisa fine boyat Ills house not longslnco typiioltl very sick this week Charles Parker of Mannlngton has gone to Earlington a he carpenters trade soloons court house and lawyer PlarnsIstriptoaloniicely vlclnltrbonce of G W Grace last Saturday ight which was a success every articular James A Crick is erecting a dwell recentlydestroyell We would bo pleased to hoar from No Hoo with his musings from ortim Christian are to now that wo live Insuoll a doUght ul place where we can enjoy so much f grand old nature Wo can ascend to time top of some lofty mountain or wo can down some steep declivity and ramble beneath of some lofty rock that rears its moss head in tho ethereal blue nd listen to tho sweet song of some bird that Is resting on time bows of leafybowers accidentBut and let my cedar peticlf drop Pnuicimrrs Ii a jj sSYMPATHY STRIKE Vivid Sketch of the Patriot Agi tator and Ills Wot ks What He Did In the Laurel District Special Correspondence to time Louis ville Post 18rpup and down the L N are more con corned Just now about tle present local Industrial depression they are about wars and rumors of wars Tenor twelve ago a pmtniO t who works nothing but his jaw and draws nothing but idA 10 diem came to this happy community from Borne mine In Tillm coal minors hereabout wero ordered to strikeBut are doing as well an wo hayd over expected to do oven better some of us have made no demand on our employers for an In crease of wages we aro getting first class pay and tIme operators are kind and generous thedthe nobler sons of toll That doesnt matter Its a sympathy strike You aro ordered to go out you must go as I order you or be daytTime blacklist has great terrors for weakmlndedla r leather strap laying this apostle of anarchy this friend of man across a log and wearing him Intoa frazzle whesi1his highmightlness may dictate The honest miners up and down the road are for It all they are Idhopelessly sick of it but when Old to blacklist an av erago man and says Wilt thou the average man wilts lari to one man is an Injustice and an in to all here comes this lazy strapping or ought to bo wrougdoerminers their wives and children Ishthan the snivelling wretch could pos slhly bo worth in a decade An intelligent business man of London said yesterday otrlmany other business interests are- paralyzed by a strike Uundredll- In ot cars lie Idle railroad ernployoi are thrown out of work money stops circulating schools often stop cation languishes merchants are deprived uf customers it cuts in all directions That walking delegate was arrested and gave ball in tho inadequate amount of 300 and will be I have little hopII ot his convIction though he ought to be in tho penitentiary gooddoes wolfsloThere seems to be no brains what ever in this sympathy strike In dlana mine owners are forced to close down Lathergagging lotiI pops of labor are sent out to make others stop work against their will Now how does this silly action do the least particle of spite to the In dlanaemploer Jibe has to stop mining coal it is certainly to his In pItI reopohfagI operations and takes an even start handsitsleeve at the dunderheaded dele gateLet us suppose a case Suppose I someJlI coal miners come tomorrow morn havonfriendsIeI Do I not pay you fair wages and We have no complaint whatever to urge You easiest task master we have over known You are paying us more than we have any right to expect But some of our Indiana brothers have struck and wo have quit for love of them strikeIs said the blind man In a week your wives and little ones will be suffering for the absolute necessaries of life You can foresee that as well as I can But you have no sympathy for them You must need run away to Hoosier dom to sympathize with a lot of idlers you dont know and never saw 0A lot of ignorant blatant asses You follow that lazy loafing lout yonder who has CQme owmi to enlist you in the cause of mock menda claus sympathy Very well you may go If there been some YOllrmovementIBut not one of you shall ever strike another lick for mo nay though you should offer to do double work at 10 cents a week Gol I shall not employ a lot of asses and Idiots I shall stick to this determination though it should split time solid earth wide open Ooh C E M wisIslong His alias was UJonosand his real name Purcell Recently he has been arrested In Eastern Kentucky and Jailed for interfering with mon peacably at work ORANDMA HA- DCONSUMPTIoN Iand I am afraid I have in herited it I do not feel well j I have a cough my losingfleshYour doctor says take care of yourself and take plain cod liver Onlythetake it and they cant take it long It is so rich it upsets the stomach But you can take scoFrsEMULSION easilydigestedof fresh air and exercise and steadilythereyour recovery There are nypophosphites in it they give strength and tone up the nervous system while the codliver oil feeds and nourishes siidtugktSCOT York LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS As a public speaker truthfully pklnlCountyik road sas taken away and yet there are men who do not appreciate the value of the road bytheircerned and for political reasons close it down Jesse Coffinan lias been working at Slaughtersvllle the past week on account of of regular operator there Agent Etheridge of Sebree ap pears happy over the change of boa tlon and feels since leaving Earlington Yardmaster Lawrence Kilroy has returned from a visit to Chicago where ho went to see his sick sister Ho found her condition Improved after undergoing a painful surgical operation Time special train run from Madl sonvlllo to Guthrie for the benefit of those wishing to attend fair shows enterprise on time of both time fair company and railroad company and bo appreciated switchinghascrossing at Earlington is causing a great deal of worry to the railroad mayhappenTime trarkey who was struck by a train at a mint about two miles north ofMadlsonvllle otto day last whose death was caused I thereby was one of those unfortu unto beings who had become so addicted to t 10 use of strong drink that his appetite got time best of him liquorhedltlon too near tho track and the reo suit was as before told the loss of his life From tho number of accidents that happen to those who ride or at tempt to on trains when moro or less under the influence of liquor justlfiedI who are unable to take care of them solves or should there not be a law enacted giving them aright to so do frlle protection of human life aster of Trains Devney acted as general yard master for a night or two last week and assisted ing the freight blockade in the Earl ington ard Strange indeed it Is that one rail road man can bo found who will port Goebel when ho is a pronounced- enemy of the railroad company siring to destroy their and thereby ruin time chances of time laboring man to secure employment This time it is not a politics but one of dollarsand cents to the employee Wo conversed with a farmer who lives in this county and only a short distance from a railroad station a few days ago and he Informedtlts that although ho was forty yearn ho had never ridden on a railroad I car and had his first steamboat to I lIoe An effort is being made to liars conductor Throckmorton who U a candidate on the Republican state I ticket to speak here on time night of October 4th Obituary After a lingering Illness of nine years Aunt Fannie Baker wife of Wm T Baker died September 21 1899 Mrs Baker was born November 0 1849 near Providence in Hopkins county Her parents were Nathaniel and Jennie Glvens who died when she was eight years old both dying in one year thus leaving her an or phan in tho truest sense Of a family- of eight children she lived the long est and was time last to leave her earthly abode for her heavenly home She was married to Wm T Baker May 0 1805 and for over thirtyfour years has lived to bless his life and The fruitage of this marriage has been twelve three whom died in infancy Of the nine living children five are married Sue professed religion during a I meeting at Shiloh by Brother Soon after she made her profession of faith in Christ she Joined the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Shiloh and remained a faithful and consistent member of that church until her death llelpmeetIntime hume with kindness and with dignity She was a good mother training her children well and loving She seemed always so kind so tender and affectionate to her children She was always willing to make any sacrifice for their happiness and comfort and in return did a mother have more faithful children or a wife a kinder husband She was of so anon ficing a nature that sho felt that her long illness was a great draught upon her husbands resources and upon the constant attention of him and all her children end she often seemed to regret that they had to bestow so much care upon her yet never was cheerfullySister jjer of time church and when health would permit she was always present at the services at Gods and she always enjoyed the services heartily Sho was a kind anti faithful neighbor always willing to help others and to bestow upon them any kindness Two weeks before her death her pastor visited her and lucId services with She thanked him and said time services were sweet to her She often quoted time Scripture 0 death where is thy sting 0 grave where is thy victory Sho was willing and anxious to leave this mortal clay and go to live I with Jesus In her paroxysm of suf ferieg she often exclaimed 0 bless ed why not take me now She asked for sometiming to ease liar the before sho died lion husband misunderstanding herthought she wanted something to est she said I will cat no more until I eat prayedtimat8 oclock a in Sunday September 24 sho left her earthly Sabbath to enter liar eternal of rent She kissed her two little children good night on Saturday night and I liThe last good night kiss on earth When dying she asked them to sing and they could notfor emotion site tried to slnllIm going home to die no She haagono Wo will miss her geptlefacebut we weep not as those that have no hope Our tears of Borrow sparkle with the of a happy meeting be yond tho tomb Her soul s immortal throng around time sweetlrsleepsloh morn time trump of God shall wake the sleeping to immortal life I dear wife sweet mother kind friend We hope to meet thee In heaven RnvJ F PitiOK I Time Owensboro Woolen Mills burned Friday Time value of the plant was IG00 XPand was insured for 45000 Tho plant was owned by an company the largest of tho stock being held by Hi 11 Phillips of that city Time origin of tho firo wait notlearned I c1r Secret of Beauty is health The secret ofhealth is the po yerto digest and asshn ilate a proper quariity of food Tins can never be done whev the liver does not act its pan Doyouknow thisfutts Liver Pills are an absu kite cure forsick headache dyt itipsia sour stomach malaria nstipation torpid liver piles jaundice biliops fever bilious ness and kindred diseases futts Liver Pills Church birtctory M E CnuBOir W O Wilson pastor Services first and third Sun days at a m and at 780 mu evoniimgSundaysolmool CHRISTIAN CHURCH I H Tool pastor Services second and fourth Sundays at 11 am and 730 p in Sundayschool at OtBO Prayer meet evenings at 780 M E CHURCH BduTuntWheat pstor Services first and Third Sundays at Ilia m and 730 pm Sundayschool at 030 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings at 730 oclock MISSIONARY BAPTIST CIIUUOH D S Edwards Pastor Services soc ondS night Sunday and Sundaynigimt Sundayschool at 030 Prayer mooting Monday oVenlngs at 730 oclock CATHOLIC CHUHCH Rov A M Coenen pastor First Mass Sunday MalsIser 230 every Sunday GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH William didders pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 oclock a m and jit 730 p m meetingISpecial Notice To WHOM IT MAy COXOEKN Because of Unclean condition in prevailsAll operate to establish the best sanitary conditions possible Premises should b cleaned AT ONOE All decaying plies ofrubbUh offal filth or garbage should be burned burled or in aonie way dis- oaed of and lime should be used freely The Marshal has instructions to see littended attend o their dutleaq this matter the Marshal at expense of tenant establish good sanitary con ditions By order of Council Attest W FBURR PAUL M MOORE M T E Clerk Low Rte ExcunleH to Louisville October 9th For time dTayof time Louis ville Industrial Exposition Street Fair and Midway 1111 noia Central run its last low price Excursion of the season to Loullv1Ue Special train will leave Nortonvllle at 0C3 a m arriving at Louisville 330 p m Monday Octo lien Oth Tickets to return on regular trains until Wednesday October 11 inclusive Rate from Nortonville Is 276 This will be the most exten sire Street Fair and Carnival of the year In addition to the Industrial Expo ltloo will be many of the Mid way attractions of tile Worlds Fair Including Hagenbacha Famous Streets of Cairo etc A U HANSON G P A Judge Pratt Ratio Judge Clifton J Pratt said In a speech recently that he was a 10tol man That la he was for 10 rail roads where we have one ho was tot 16 factories where we have one he was for 10 industries where we have ono and last but not least he was for 10 Republicans to one Democrat The great success of Chamberlains COlic Cholera and Diarrhoea nom edyln time treatment of bowel com plaints has made It standard over the greater part of the civilized world DrugstoreEarllnitoo tons Glip eorge King St On account of the continued drouth and the prevalence of smallpox In the adjacent at to begin Octo bar 8 has boon declared oft Revenue Offlcera Gates and Thomu Ion destroyed two large dig tihlorici near PlcketiI Mill In Green county this week A diseased liver declares itself by moroseness mental depression lack of energy restlessness melancholy and constipation HEBBINE will re healthy condition Price roc St Bernard Drugstore The D A R celebration of time battle of Kings mountain will take Lexington T Powell lUnllf Ting flurt line used Dr M A Slmmoul Liver Medicine to jun- It toes all thAi It claimed for It tad bit saved ut many docoj bllli I would ooltlrt ono pack It odl tar a too cf ZeltlolIke them 1 uicd The people of Bowling Green are making an to encamp mont ol tile third regiment K S CL held there perfectlyevery worm It is also a tonic by its Strengthening properties will restoreto pale rosy hue of heal h eaG eta St Bernard Drugstore Thirtythree man wero arraigned Ityon a ch of kukluxlng They were dismissed for lack of evIdence Aa an oxtornht liniment of most wonderful penetrative and curative Snow Liniment is not equaled by in the world Price 2 and Go eta St Bernard Drugstore The circuit court con klnsv1leMondaymornIngl docket Of this number only 07 are appearances The Waddllngton mur der case et for October V PrequDil Protracted iiontipitIba caui t loflimmtllon of lb 5rIlIItIDCduli Dr U A Statical Liver Medicine And above all tho flag tho flag and always the flag ejaculates the manyflagsthe customary DyapepruvcueatloD lUguUitelbaliw Price 2icU Sold by Bt Bernard Prug Store REMARKABLE t Are the effects produced In 1899 Fall and y4 Vinter Woolen Dress Goods and Silks For the EARLY BUYER the lady t eayfIi it is to get FIRST CHOICE and in many fIi fi instances plums that can not be found = later on we have an advance shipment or Hightoned Plaid SkirtingII1 Reversabie pr Golf Skirtings choice th fIi tfl patterns in Black Crepons and sortie ex fIi effects in Waist Silks In this con 2nection we will also tell you of good values = fiamI neat every day styles in 500 cbveYls fi Strange as it may sound to OU still tis tJa true these new things have already begun = Efilid Shoes Ladies and Childrens Slippers 4tof all descriptions and all Summer Wash Yi = Goods goes merrily on through this entire = iIofiI BISHOP CD i MADISON VILLC KY fIi srTHE SAME PRICE ON THE SAME THING TO EVERYBODY jjt y wcw a e t YOUR SOLICITED ORDERS WhDDoes 111 Livtry Bistoss i Ask your neighborsS They all say that wo haul better leads fur nish best teams and al 1 ways at the right price I r op MI m u Barnett ArnoldJ m M1McCORD ltContractor aild uitderfIS YfAfU KXPIRIBNCB EARLINGTON iAll clasaea of buildings made com Iete ready for KYfIncluding the furnlahing mis and cOllun PLANS DTAIL8 OPECI satimefactionIprice reasonable stud AF1OATIONBCONTRAOTS gnrnntced Esthnatelicheerfullyglv Jl workjTIOESSSS S iccits sssssssssss iGI q G F o TOY i iocctiiorio iitieviTit1 1 LIVERY 6V FEED I At rMainwelt of Depo- tEAKLINGTON u KY I jssussas Time matron of a well known Mason ITnmc mentions one inmate seventy years of age who has been in tlu iminnary fCrtne years a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab ules about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he is never without them He is willing that his name should be used in a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble for many years and finds that RIPANS help him very much They also have two s9fferfromousness They take the Tabulcs 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 tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and Is perfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonial wuma t r bed bMllli ttaNt s tu e bat nay ii r s We OM1w nUtl Kou U4 wont Kl lANfl cc U and ee e a44oii JA5 j tu S MiklU fur U MM- MM e7 bSkM U a 1iOr Tass 4 aa tbouaa1 wIiW aai Min rr I oranIM se to woa cse uge is ee s xa A BOON TO MANKIND 3 r DTABLERS BUcKEYE jJ PILE 41 CURE I A New Discovery for the Certain Cute ot INTERNAL and iEXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED 4 TUBES BY MAIL 76 CENTS BOTTLEs 0 CENTS JAWS FUWIJ Sale Prwifr 34 NIi kiiI STLIItS Ml 4 r l I IaK u Jnbustry aJt 1vIv t I LOCAL NEWS Chief Dispatcher Cot Sheridan hUI returned from a visit to hIsV In Ohio ir Wo McLeod purchased a Iiuvise and lot In Darn ley tram Jno i 01 Morton last Monday Mr William Lynch was horoMondayulg Ittdattelld- thelrontleellnn9r l Kh g C Mr JU Foley tlie eaYrWce and harness dealer of Madlsorivlllo has flold out litabuslnesa to Mr ullo Hewlett Thomas F of the Kpuubil can County Committee waahcto IB a hustler and Is doing valiant service for his party t rnlloInoI H Tools appointment at tho Christian church Sunday anti Sunday night nov B If Lovolaco the popular anti much loved pastor of M Church South of Muillsonvlllo preached hiM farewell sermon Sun day night to a largo congregation lr n Y Dulanoy1 of Dqwtlng Green was county several days weak In tim L ot- I l Jigood country roads Mr Dnlanoy is kof tho strongest advocates of I this cause In tho Stato fMiss Dona Wood of Karllngton 1 vrhd has ben visiting relatives on Powell Avenue for several days loft Wodnosda for a visit In Wash il ington but wilt return to complete her Ialt hero before Mho returns ijhOll1o1Kvauavlllo Journal 1iIr Henry Parish an old and re of tho Hanson coun try died suddenly last Thursday i night JIll death was a to lila family as his health was asI fc good an It been for quite awhile had worked In the Hold all rl tho dRY before and retired that 1 an usual Ills wlfo was horrified next moaning when Mia awoke beside his lifeless form A wife and eleven children survive him liewas burled t at Olive Branch Saturday afternoon Died Sunday Thin Infant child of Mr and MM Coleman of this city died Sunday I 1 Sam Jones to be at fladlionvlllc San P Jones tho famous ovaugo list U to hold a meeting In- MldllJouvlllo some time next month meeting will continue ten days and will be held in the Tabernacle Died of Consumption I It Mr ThoniM Young ono of tho most honorable and highly respected cltllou ot llopkinsvllle lied lastb Saturday night of conumi tlou was about fortyfive of age and leaves n wife and two children Hallam to Speak lion nice Hallam of Covlngton ono of the strongest speakers on the e Urown ticket at the courthouse In Malll ollvllle Octo A her ad fit 130 oclock Mr Hallam 1 will iipcAk at 1 rllnKtollntll evpn r Inat7ilL Ho a line Mid vih doubtless have a good hearingJ Appointed Cadet Mr Christian codiitylute received through Congressman of Listsb tJdllltrlctln nppointnsent to a Aced clii He Is at ont a student In South Kentucky college and Is an F Intelligent and young man e Ho will report at Ft Sheridan III March 1 1000 examinationf Ic r Mammoth Cave Party L Metum Hubloy Hicks Harry 4loters E iJiruo Hatchett Pinloy of Henderson pa wed through Earllngton last Fri i day en route homo from Mam r inoLi ffeve lIioy math the trip in wagons nnd report quite a nico thno 4 Killed by a Train J It SLum colored of Hanson wits struck by an Lit N tc Friday afternoon and was sobadly hurt that iso died In a short tlmo ir It in thought that ho was in toxicnted as ho was asleep on the track when struck by tho train No blame It attached to rr tho train RBlt was impossible to stOl tho train In time to save maniF Caused Quite a Stir Ono day last week the daughter of Mr Phil Croft who lives on the nuac town went outto tho well hear the house tbdraw a bucket of water Aftor flhe had uncovered the well Hhe looked around and saw that tho cow and calf wore together and wont out In tho lot to separate bay i lug her bucket anti hat at tho jvell tr Tho mothor became alarmod at her prolonged absence and started out In of her On approach i lug tho well she saw her daughters lint and bucket and called her hut then was no All WIll ns silent as a country churchyard nt t fr midnight The mother went to the well and looked into it and seeing a on the surface of time water Lat once concluded her dearly i beloved daughter was burled under tho liquid waves Sho at once set yell attracted tho attention 1 Ura and heartI t to recover her darling daughter lInt their works of cud of love I wero broken by tho appearance of cue daughter upon tlio scone4 yore amazed and some of them laughed arid cried tho c was alive and thelost was foundWhat great stir Imagination can causal q t without Gold BustI 1 It lightens the labor i moreImoneyIiFriend Dirts Worst Enemy I t I 144 lor fn boukUt Oatdoa sin for RoviMTOrk THE N K FAIRBM OMfAtflT I Ckkaj 5Ls iiri JuiiM 1 f t A ir i 1- C w 4 Now Captain Rash Tho is from a flpoclal to the Atlanta Constitution Capt James R Rash who was ro- ceutby promoted front a first lleutan is the llrst man in thoVJWtl regiment who has boon wounded and of his accident was morningItwas at Waco and ho was in charge practicetbsatinofrom n gun antI struck n rock bounded from IU regular course passing through tho of Cant Rash ninth isis skin Had tim courso of time bullet boon changed a fraction of an inch It would have passed through hln spine probably resulting In death Capt Rash Is from Henderson ICy arid was n inuiiiuur of General Grants stall In the Into whr serving lit Porto Rico when ho dlstln gulsliod himself IWondcrful llcnvcryL- uNHtoni ArA April 15 1893 NKW SiKNOKii MKDIOINH Co Dear SirsI have been troubled wlJtLlvor and stoninch complaint ioiiora1irealthmohm from four dllToront doctors nnd they silted to do tire any good I got no relief until I begun to use our Nubian Tea I used about two dol lars worth of It and It did mo ihoro roM thrum all tho mudlclno rover took I have gained thlrtyflvo poiiunds In weight my very good I can ooundly arid 111 Is oxcollont I can rec ommend Planters Nubian Ten to tine world as being a Godsend to any community Any one who doubts tltolllont can wrlto to OHO AH BAKHU Sold by Bt Bernard Drugstore Prentice and Tanner Hon Goo A Prontlco and L P Tanner at Masonic halt to 1- gODlIlllzcll audience Monday night byEiderlonglh In dofonso of tho Lexington YoungBrVlth tire pending issues from mis- lOlflt of speech was en JryisisnpxtIntroducodable mariner presented tho claims of the Brown scored Mr Ooobel and tho Louisville conven tion and showed that Democrats supporttMticket Ho tho damages of babel arid Goobollxni Ho Is an able arid life speech was well received Hows This We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hulls Catarrh Curo F J CHUNKY CoToledoO- Wo tho undersigned havo knownI F J uhellCt tor tine past and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions audi ob1ligationsrugglstsToledo OIuoIupon blood and mucoiw surfaces of tlio treolSolllhail s Fznnmhly Pills are tho bestI New Baby and New Miss Cannier has arrived In and now is tho brightest and most Inter esting part of tho of our former townsman David Canister at Moroncl Ariz Congratulations Daves old friend will bo delighted to know tints ninth tho further fact that ho Is lust now enjoying seine of tho luxuries nono but tho buildinghhnsolthousand for tho rough lumber used Kentucky ties some advantages after Robbed the Grave A startling incident of which Mr John Ollvorof Philadelphia was tho subject is narrated by him as fob lows I was in a mostdrqadful con dition My skin was almost yellow eyes sunken tonguo coated pain continually In hook and sides no ap petite gradually growing weaker day by day Three physicians had given mo un Fortunately n friend advised trying and to my great Joy nnd surprise the first improvementInnd am now n woll man Iknow they saved my bile and robbed tho of another victim No one should gunrantooth Husband Accidentally Shot Ills Wife Mr James Scarhrough a farmer living near Lowlsburg in Logan county accidentally killed hi wife Tuesday morning She wont with him to tine woods to shoot n squirrel As lie was putting on n fronh cap tho hammer from his thumb time wont oil and tho loath en tered near tho heart causing instant death Going Down 11111 Pooplo Buffering from Kid- Hey Diseases feel gradual but steady loss of strengths nnd vital ity They should tryingFoleys n I1 PreJlarat on Campbell Co tLeaves for Hot Springs Mr JJ McGregor loft Wednes dayfor Hot Ark for tho- r benefit of his health Mr McGregor has boon ui very poor health for quito awhlio and wo hope that ho bybitsCUBAN RELIEF cnres Pf fitersColic etriaLToothacbo la fivo aluru four Stomach and Bummer Complaint IrloS 2B Cents Sold by St Bernard Drug Btoro 5 JI f Housework r Is tirdWork 1 YOUNG 41J4lIm UIfl i U CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION l t Mopkihsl YWBe the Ffrst CpumYy Ht0mJized In1he State PROVISIONAL COUNpOMMjTTEE NAMED At tho monthly mooting Of the State Executive Committee of tine Young Mans Christian Associations of Kentucky on tho 21st lust tim following gentleman were appointed Countyqommitteofurtime IDalloyVaHorOatllul 11 Atkinson and W F Burr of Karllngton Mr Atkinson declined the ap with regrets on account of tho multiplicity of duties but gavo assurances of dncourngoinent to tine undertaking Thus far no other commlttoomnn lies boon named from Earliiigton Mr Lake secretary for county work will convene n mooting of this committee In a few days to consider tho work of the Association in tho county arid to plan for acountycomi- voiition to bo possibly In No vember Hopkins County will bo the first COIIU y tho State to bo organized A WONDERFUL CURl OF DIARRHOEA 4 i A Prominent Virginia Editor Had Almoit IUD Up but Was Ilrougbt lack a- iWfrct llcaltb by CliambtrlalnV Colic Cholera and Dhrrhota 1 f Itcmedy Head lilt Editorial From tho Times IIIHsvlllo Va rigtlmccuord I had sport much tlmo and miserythatall hopo of recovery and await the re sult but noticing tho advertisement 6f Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Itomcdyi and also some testimonials stating how some won derful cures had been wrought this remedy I decided to try it After taking n tow doses I was entirely IInrtllrtherfercra that I nm a halo and hearty man today and feel as wellas I ever dill In nn lItoO R Moonu For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earl ington George 1lngrStChnrlosBen T Robinson Antldoebel then Won Newport Ky Sept 24Time so verest blow given Senator Goebell sumac time opening of thocampaigmn yestertortlaywas named and notone of tine nomi nees are known advocates of tine Kenton mans cause while the majority of them are outspoken in- their ltlon to him strongInequally strong in his advocacy of popularlt n majority of noo candi handsome votes Tho election was hold under Democratic rules tine fairest method known to politics and tho defeated candidates Campbollho Brown men are Jubilant and it IK believed that in county oven uptorI A Thousand Tongues Could not express tho rapture of An nlo E 112G Howard St- Pimlhndolpinin when sine found that Dr Kings Discovery for Consump tion had completely c roll of n yearstiedremedies and doctors could give her RoyalCuroltmydrool and Icame now sloop soundly sonrothlng I can scarcely remember lIonndlnffItIlprnlRe KingsNewThroat Chest and Lungs Price We and 100 Trial free at St Bernard Drugstore Guaranteed Foot flashed Pate Morgan of this city while trying to get on oard time 4 oclock depothereand got his foot badly mashed It Is quite a painful woundandhe will bo disabled for quite awhile mnyhoHAS NATURE WARNED YQUV- IJitore faertelf clad In tho eart carbi ct Sprint blosomllonb treuaa4110weracalalt- bo despondent chord to vibrate to this the mOil dUrbtful ot ailipriagUm nnd how do TphomjFeveras It II nu indication of ilckne avoU this pothncgCaUDr CrIedaGerptalt Lter lowder Take one dose a day at bed time for eli day then follow by procctlBff a bottle of Yucatan Chill Twine followlllll the direction aud after two weeks course of these two rreat remedies yoa sprierirepsrewhen the atmosphere loll of germs secelsary year system warns J01lo repeat the above These ltmedies lu 10lIl lad sold by St Bernard Drug Store A Hotel Mans Suicide Bnrdwoll Ky Sect 2C Forrest Hunt Jesseo of Merchants Hotel liars committed suicide this morning about 7 oclock Ho had boon drinking hard forsovoral ann Is supposed thIs caused his rasiinct lIo severed tine Jugular Voln while standing before a mirror with a razor having locked the door to keep his wife out of tine room Ho only lived about three minutes Ho was n prominent citizen well countyHochild No Relief for 30 Years I have been troubled for tho last twenty years with bronchial shoe at times have been bedfast Have tried a great many cough rom adios but found no I tried hOney and Tar I can honestly recommend Foloys Honey and Tar as n quick pleasant to take and suro cure for lungsMlnorvnCampbell CoDanvilbe HI Critically III WBakertaken to Loulsvute tints mornIng for treatment linker is Master of the Ancient Order of United Workman anti an esteemed citizen Hd is n man of family and a brother of T H Baker United Stator Mar sinai of tho Memphis district The most delicate constitutions Honeyot1nrfor coughs loss of voice cattaIl lung and troubles Price 25 and COo St Bernard Drugstore i L GOEBEL MAN DEFEATED Samuel Flowers Nominated for Represcntatl i Hancock Ilawesvllle Ky 2Tlme Democratic precinct conventions were hold nil over the county Satur day to nominate candidate for the Legislature There were three can didatesDr C 0 Norman who was defeated two ago w TMore dock and Samuel lowers both of the latter being well known farmers Dr Norinnri inns been p candidate fOrtwo and iaA warm advo onto Qoebolnndhls law He failed to carry a single precinct Flowers received the nomination Tho poll supportedNormmman for Mr Flowers Best way to Invest 25 CentsI ANTIOO Miss July lt 1808 Nmv SVKNOKK MEDIcINE Co I want to telllon what I think ui your I mayo used It myself and In family and it is all you claim for it It is tho best Liver Medicine I over used It is Just time to tako ff you feel bnd and aro bilious A It LANCASTER Sold by Bt Bernard Drugstore A Noble Work A certain L N conductor who llvpa In this town inns been circulat ing a subscription paper for tIme bon ext of tho widow of a railroad brake man Tills is a worthy cause as the woman inns a family of chili dren tocnro for and with scarcely any means of support Tho conduc tor has met with success In tho work nearly ovary railroad man in lown vlth quite n number of other somethingrimenoble spirit that prompted him to do this good deed It would le slble to find n truer or more kindhearted set of men tlan railroad mon as a classC Of course timers may bo some black sheep In time flock but very many ofI thesl maim arc nobleman andIare n benefit to any community Whenever tho community is called upon to help some object of charity along are among first to re sponmd Qtliqt ove- rroadytohol1foacb other they are among our That Throbbing HeadacllcI Would quickly leave you if used Dr Kings Now Life Pills provedtheirNervous Headaches They make blood and strong nerves and i build up your health Easy to take Try timers Only 25 cents Moneyiback It not Sold by nard DrugstorehFine WorktFor fine watch work clock work- and JowolrYTopalrlnRcall on W O Inspector Every piece of work warranted tPiedOn tho morning of Sept 20 1800 Azohin May daughter ot Mr Mrs T L Hughlett departed thIs life Another star has gono- to shine in tho crown of the Saviors glory liar suffering was long but sho now knows litho peace that eth understanding After beautiful service conducted by Rov R M Wheat we laid her to await a b blessed rasurrectionllTubs II Called hence by early doom Juetcamo to show sweet a flower In Paradise could bloom a Stopped the Back Ache A R BASS Morgantown Ind Kidneydiseaseten during tho nnd suffered so voro in Kidneys and with KlcJneyCureentirely cured Campbell Cog As the Case Appears to an Outsider Tho Nashville American notes that too much is being said about theicinch babel lies in Kentucky fear tho active work may not keeipace with the campaign talk wIns elections not prophoelos And yet In of nil tim work ot tine Ooobel strikers they mayo nmothmint as tho result except bluiftA Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn Scald or Bruise Bucklens Ar ucu Salve tim best In time vunuwiii kilt tho pain and promptly heal it Cures Old Sores Fever Sores Ulcers Boils Felons Corns all Skin ions Best Pile euro on earth Only 25 eta a box Cure guaranteed Sold by St Bdniard Drugstore Unanswered QuestionsI Whence comes tho power to con oligarchythatmachine that can throttle individual onion anti a freo and equal election to all citizens of tho com monwealth What excuse is given libertythis ment tills sacrifice of individual manhood this invasion of tine rights reserved to man Bronstons Speech In tho Sonata on the Goebol To Cure a Cold In One Day Tako Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lots All druggists refund If it tails to cure genuine has L L B Q on each tablet Packing Plant Burned I Wrangel Alaska Sept 20 via Seattle Wash Sept 24Tine big Plant of tho Northern Pacillc Trail inng ninth Packing company at Klawack on Prince of sound SoptomborISronwore also destroyed Tine total loss was 125000 No insurance Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment relieves tine Itsoothes heals euros chronic cases where sur goons tall It is no experiment Its sales increase through its cures Every bottle guaranteed Price Goo in bottles tubes The St Bernard Drugstore Church Service Thero will be services at tho M E Church South Sunday nt 11 oclock eveningRoscoofarewell sermon for this year at the night service liTo orr is human but to continue time mistake of neglecting your blood is folly the puro with Sarsaparllla Thero is such n thing as a eat degenerate the Kansas KontuckyhnRdown as ono and Gooboi as tho rest of them Plies Cured If sufferers will use Banner Salvo according to directions n positive euro vii1 result Jn worst cases Guaranteed 25 cts Campbell Co I J 4 I A Doubting Thomas Tho announcomeut of tho ment of ono of our most attractive girls who Is spending time summer ntI a smart watering placet came as a great shock t4 ono of her Louisville admirers who has been burning in cense at her shrine for tho two years Kind friends told hfmof time youngladyreports did not shake stubborn confidence In her loyalty When ho saw the announcement of her en gagoment in tho paper ho cut out tim- earticle and sent to asking if It was true Sho wired back there aro none so blind as thoso who wilt not see Ho Is now going around sighing give ma any plaguo but the plague of tho heart and wickedness but the wickedness of a woman amid is ready to Indorse tho- statement made by lIoHlodwhos- oover trusts a woman trustsnthlof Louisville Dispatch Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hlnson of HInton Ala writes us August 12 1893 I advise all mothers to glvo their children Planters Nubian Tea when aro puny or fretful I keep this medicine n mouse and when tho children are ailing Iglvo thorn a dose and that is tho last of It Sold by St Bernard Drugstore News From Ax Our energetic farmers aro dono cutting tobacco Tlios H Walker wife and Mrs Dollo Morris of this vicinity returned from a visit to Crofton com munity last Sunday and they ro ported a great deal of sickness injthat r partCRev R C Ranney will preach at w Pleasant Grove next Sunday Rov J F Woodburn preached at Woods Chapel last Sunday at 11 oclock The teacher of tho Mitchells school dismissed last Monday on the account of illness Tine Republican state ticket Is still gaInIng ground In this county Wo think ticket will sure gain tho victory if the infamous Goebel Election law doesnt count It out May luck and prosperity rown tho grand old party success is time sincere wish of SALMAGUNDI Washing Dish Cloths Kitchen cloths must of course be washed dally otherwise they harbor grease and odors and become un They should bo made of knitted crochetcotton in a square or suitable size Whon you wash thom f you will add A tablespoonful of Gold Dust Washing Posder to the- motwater It will out time grease and I thorn in malt the tlmo Dry out in the sunshine and air The Park City Times to be Edited in Favor of Browne boughtinebrought 2000 and time m building 2100 It is said that James C Edwards a wellknown newspaper man of Russellvllle wilt be engaged to operate tho paper In- Sthe Interest of Young Brown and the Lexington ticket h DIGEST YOUR FOOD Klnetr per cent of all alckceis is caae4rood not belliII properly digested It ons and goes eto sour WOOd and thiS yon art to almost any disease the human stem heir to Use Dr Carlstedti German Liver 1thetrial sod be couvieced Prlcozsc Dr ORes Spruce Gum Balsam Curat Your Cough Just the MeUldnt for ChildrenfSt Bernard Drug Store yEiderGrapevine wheroho lies been hold n meeting He reports ood audiences and good attention at every service Thero worn seven additions aud the church was other wise bcnelltted by these services The nnhjppjr mortal whose Liter Is Inscllr miserable without apparent cans Dr U A Slmmoni Liver Medicine makesuro wotb llv ng snysThoine venerable Phil Thompson having to their own satisfaction that im Goobel law is no law at all there Is nothing at nil to kick about Yes it remains to kick Goebel and Goo bollsm into political oblivion and tho kickers are tho people of Kentucky Tho great game will bo played rain or shine Tuesday November 7 After that a great political millennium in Kentucky Dont be Imposed Upon gottlng1oloysHonoyalll absolutely and time lest cough medicine Accept no substitute Campbell Train them up in tho way you therKetl testimony succeeded in sending a woman to tho penitentiary for 23 yearsand has just her on tho expiration of her sentence This is ono way of disciplining a woman up to fitness You may bridle the appetite but cannot bribe tho liver to work well You must be honest with jt help it along n little now and then I a dbso of HKKIIINK tho bestI liver regulator Price Goc St Her nard Drugstore Woodson is still chirping of Gocbollsm but with characteristic parrot stuDborness the bird refuses to speak a word on the Stone matter faGASFor Infants and Children Tho Kind You Have Always fought Boars the 7JSignature of Grand Opening A E Anderson Li Co tine Chicago clothing firm will have an opening at tho St Bernard Store Monday and Tuesday October 2nd w A special agent will bo present with an unusually largo line of samples and to flU fall and winter suits JOHN SPINGLER Ninth and LaFayette StreetsI TERRE HAUTE IND WHOLESALE AND RE- TAILGFiOGESJR Hardware and General Merchandise DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCB Wrlto mo for prices on anything you have to Consignments solicited Are you a subscriber to TUB limP You should bo j 4t A nOME FOR CAPT DREYFUS Charles F Jones has Offered Him a Residence In Louisville I Charles F Jones a former St InNewAlfredDroytuAquest of a place of abode Col Jones owns n house on Vial nut street Louisville and ho has cabled Capt Dreyfus that It is at his tollowedbyCapt Alfred Dreyfus Bonnes youyesterdny treedomhadTho American people believe In your Innocence yen early thoJUdlclalmlstakoyou are a victim IIIopocountry your future home If you would care to ro side in the hospitable city of Louisville Ky I tamlIy Louisville is tho place of birth and one of the most dellght1ulloeall ties to live in that can be found I havo tine honor to subscribe my Holt as one who believes in tho vorsal brotherhood of mankind Sincerely JoNES A TIMELY HINT islciierfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr 705mniLIYerPowderFor your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruet Gum Batcam Price 260 and GOo a Bottle For tale bj St Bernard Drug Store Mr and Mrs C 13 Lane are vIsit- Ing Mrs Lanes mother near Provi dence who is very low with con sumption and is not expected to ive Henry Kochler Company Want several carloads of CHOICE WALNUT Lone Will pay highest cash They also buy PoPLAR and HARDWOOD LUMBER mixed cars Wrlto them nt Louisville Ky Mrs Rebecca Browning and Mrs T K DrownIng returned Tuosday night from a visit to in Green and Adair counties Tho healing properties of Banner Salve aro truly marvelous It is n thorough antiseptic and heals all Wounds Cuts antI Burns without leaving a scar Campbell Co Mrs M B Long nndllttlo daugintf r Elizabeth left Tuesday May I JoelLongother of Mr M D Long nceom panted them 4 To eat wllb Appetite Digest with comfort and ileep with Tranqunmity take a dose cf Dr U A- immons Liver Medicine ocailonalljr Mr R M Salmon of Ilsley tho ustling manngor o the Mining Co was hero on business Monday bysccurodATENT UEOortD llalthnoro ltd Ladles Wraps and liens Shoes A lull line of ladles wraps and a ull line of mens shoos at rock bottom prices may bo found at time St Bernard General Store They will take plcasvro in showing them to ou TAtreisnoAaJk k1 e Eas1rnanAdat No 2- Falcon Kodak For 3 x yi Pictures 1 Uses Eastmans Il 5nfl lightproof film cartridges can be loaded in daylight Fine achromatic lens safety shutter set of three stops and socket for tripod screw Well made and covered with leather No extras no bothersome plate holders no heavy glass plates Kodaks 500 to 3500 EASTMAN KODAK CO CaLrilfN9J Kochesfcr N Y- rwwiInternational DictionarySuccessor offAl UnabriJytd The One Great Standard Authority i lion I J Dr wtr- J uitlc u f Supremo Court Btntidaru of bet 8 not t Prtntlnct IInfrftiu US Supreme toiitl sll the Bu rcwCortenndofneCmy Coiuiuouded State Soperintendenta of KcbooU Comics deiienndotierEducators slniost without numb- erZiivnnnablo In lbs IionMholJ and to profeemonanedneator Spectnuit fagtt nut OH apfllcatlim to O C 3zorrhnin COPub1l8hcn- 8prluKfteld Mass CAUTION Do not bo deceived In buying small tocalled Webster Dictionaries AU anthiatld abridgments of Wttnttrs InUnatlonsl IHcUon In the Sizes bear our tndematk CO the trout fi0oooooOooo0ocVi O W fLLCnRhler HOPKINS COUNTY BANKMDIsoNvuLE Captal Stock 50000 Transacts n gonornl bunking burn ness anti Ihvltos tho accounts of tho citizens of Hopkins and adjoining countiesHas finest anti moat secure vault in this section of Kentucky F AMjaaesy Pajil Gesyl 11Ir t PERSONAL Miss Lula Rouse of Henderson who has boon visiting her aunt Mrs Fishier inns returned homo Mrs E R McEuen and Mrs Jno 11 Victory and children were in Madlsonville Saturday Mr T E Barbour of Hopkins vllle was In the city talking our merchants Saturday Misses Nannie and Pauline Davis were In MadUohvlllo Mon day Wat D Rutherford bf Ndbo was hero on business Monday Blisses Annlo Ashby and Frankie Stokes spent Saturday In Madison v liea S Misses NarinleBtbkos LIZzie huh and Inez Doano attended the Hen demon fair Tuesday S Miss Myrtle Woolen of Madl sonville spent Sunday with the Misses t place Joe Mothershead was a pleasant caller at this bfllco Monday Mr Clay Baker of DIxon was in in tho city Saturday and while mere called nt our Attorney Jerrold Jonson Is attend cOllr week Bob Kllllck was in Madisonvlllo Monday W 0 MbLood spent Monday in Madisonvlllo Taylor Fisher Is visiting in Hen thereon this week Messrs J B Atkinson and Howard White have returned from a business trip to Missouri Mrs P J Herb and and little sons nro on a visit to rolativosln Wash ington Ind- Messrs Worthington and Hanna cltyTueDavis Buchanan of Madlsonvillo spent Saturday here Wilson O Borders took in tho street fair at Henderson Tuesday Charlie Webb went to Madison vlllo Tuesday Sick IleaJiche It the biaof many llrei Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine cures and pre vents this annolnf complaint GRDVE5 TASTELESSCHILL TDNICIS J stAs OOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE BO otsO- ILITU ILLS NOT 18 U- NFrtUedlelnCo8lLo ilMaUcnUemeni We some lasi COO boWes o GROVE TABTBLESa CuLL TONIC sad have bought three gross already In all our ex peI of U 755 in th1a51l have sever sold an axticie iSsi Ueiyersal maiLS lacUou as jam 1OIIIOYoun truly suaxCAaa aCa 4 1 icAJm r ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS LEAI15E5 THE 5VSTEM EFfECTUALLfDIS OVERCOMES H4BITUAL GOP5TPERMANENTLY ITS B tftflCfAL tffECTS i OVy THE GtNVINtMAHTO b- yUINIAJ1G5YRVPC tttorn tAU tnt CWMMT rau 10 eta rant THOS B YOUNG Manufacturer of High Grade Boots and Shoes Rpalr Work aSpeclaltr EarhragtoraoKy I wish to state to the general public that owing to the demand for now work as well as all classes of repair work J have pro cured the services of a firstclass shoemaker fronf Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction CO YEARSiEXPERIENCE Tiuoc MARK E aV urInInrAD m sending a sketch and description IDlt nleklr ascertain our opinion so Invention Is erotxblr iMtrnUbl Communlc UonitrtctiyronndenttaL lIandbOOkOn PaL4J Sent free Oldest for mectiringjmtsflib tents taken through Menu eo receive tprclolnctlct without chary In the Scientific Jfmerkan A handsomer Illnitnted weekly Tanrast dr enUtlon of snr iclcntlco Innrnsl Terms II a sari four months IU Bold by newsdeslsn I1UNN COsBiBroadway New York Ilrsncb Offlco ca V Bt Washtoiton IX ti MILLINERYM OPENING Jrs o r5 jIN t1 The choicest and most J ft1 ooi complete line of Fan Hats i1 Is 34 irs ever dispkdat Madisonville will be opened Thursday Friday and Saturday- of ii Earlingtonprp 1 MRS VIMa MURPHEY ADJSONVlLLEiKENTUCKYJ 4444HoldRemember 1 c AN EXPERT TAILOR fROM A E ANDERSON CO Fashionable Tailors of Chicago will hold a GRAND OPENINGW- ITH BERNARD COAL COMPANY iST rm October 2 and 3 St Charles October 4 and 5 Mortons Gap October 6 and 7 Fivo hundred styles to select from Ono and onethird yard samples Oall and inspect them Garments elegantly trimmed neatly tailored and guaranteed to fit both body awl pockotbook Dont forget thedate 4 I 4444 1 e- it rJ 4 dt h i J v r t N L I p- lIp it I r MR COEBEL AND TilE RAILROAD EMPLOYE INoiuau in tho Sonata or out of it had more to do with framing the net relating to tho government cities of the second class than did Mr Goebel j an sect that is in effect a charter for Covington Newport and 1 Mr Goebel was directly interested in this act and gave a great deal of his time attention and parliamentary skill to its passage Hd cannot plead ignorance of he cannot deny re o sponsibility for its restrictions is notable for the disability imposed upon all men in tho employ of any railroad company In all other cities of this State a railroad stands upon a crfect equality with everybody 1 b else His employment doesnot disqualify him from public sorvice As a rule these employes are considered men of character conserva tism and responsibility The city or State which can induce them to enter its service is fortunate because their experience and fa miliarity with the management of largo undertakings qualify them for public service in various directions- But1lr Qoobcl holds that employment by n railroad either warps a mans moral character or degrades his intellect Mr Goobel socks to put upon these men a stigma which shall exclude them from the public service Section 8043 of the general statutes is one of those relating to the government of the city of Covington It I defines the qualifications and disqualifications for various offices In this Section it provided that no shall be eligible to membership in either branch of the legislative department who is An attorney or an employe of any railroad company or street rail road Mr Qoebels judgment people of Lexington Covington and N wport are not capable of judging who shall or shall not serve themm their legislative department In the judgment of the eduini boss from Covington these communities need his guiding t hand for all time They must be restrained by his views of public policyMr holds that a railroad attorney or a railroad employe brakenian conductor fireman engineer roadmaster telegraph operator or section boss arc all from the very nature of their em ploy1lent disqualified for ublic service and must be exclnded- espccitlHy from the legislative departments of cities of the secon- ut class doubt if Mr Goebel had the power ho would make this disqualification apply not only to cities of the second class but to 1 the State itself and not to the legislative departments only but to the entire public service We get from this act an insight into the operations of Mr Goe i bels mind While on the stump ho professes greatfriendship for the employes of the road declares his desire to ameliorate their condition and tells them what ho will do for them when he be comes Governor we see him here with the power in his hand I separating them entirely from their fellowcitizens imposing dis abilities under which no other working men rest and putting them t to this extent beyond the pale of the law It is na with his practices in various suits ho brings for i damages for Injuries suffered in the service It recalls the con tracts which he makes with tho injured employes under which IexploiLing their sufferings and their necessities he secures for him self as a contingent foe 05 per cent of all the money he can obtain from an indulgent jury two dollars for William Goebel to every dollar for the injured brakeman Let every railroad employe in the State of Kentuckyconsider the meaning of this prohibition in the charter sec t ond class If a railroad employe in Covington may not serve his fellowcitizens even when unanimously chosen by the Board of Aldermen the principle should bo applied to the entire State 1 Murderers may aspire to the highest oicoil the Stato j drunkards i bribetakersJtramps and may serve the people in any office f souor selfdenying engineer conductor 1 switchman and brakeman are under the ban wherever Mr rules are by his edicts separated entirely from the rest of the com munity and denied by him the privileges blitare supposed to bet part of American citizenship l mil Fur tli YoUng of General Garileld to of the United States was tltluplrtgreatest inspirations the ot America ever re consequences of that I eiectIo onthe lives and characters of never be known It fyoplcmenlowlU In Its Influences and one of the grandest bricbtcGt chapters In the history of our t republic In like manner wo regard election of General Taylor to tho fthe position of ogvernor of our state a poor boy upon whose young 4 la laid the burden of poverty and 4toil out of Whose soul is shut tho sweetness of youths morning the comfort I and pleasures of wealth and sta tion may take heart again and take up J lifes burden with a new resolve still still pursuing with a heart 1achieving GrcenRlverRcpubllcan tAOeiml finlllo i John Vance an Iowa soldier who fought III 22 battles with the Utah batIt 1 tery has Just returned to his p Scranton The Scranton Journal Inv bA A Tiewea am ana it says in part Vance says the soldiers were treated Just as well BS it Is possible for any government to treat its in a foreign country lie ia thoroughly dls gustedwith the howlers In this coun try who are finding fault with the ad ministration and says their ideas are only worthy of contempt It is easy to be seen that Vance Is a genuine sol dier Des MoliM Register Olney News Mr I N Boole has moved his below Dalton W H and O W Martin are cbs ing out thor stock of goods The Standard Oil Co is sInkIng a well hero In which wero foun some well preserved beech loaves at a depth of fifteen feet Roy J R Calvert Is a series of at Sugar Creek church The unhappy inorul wlioie Liver it Inicllv li mlurtblo wItbut apparent cause Dr M A Simmons LI er Medicine makes lift worth llv mt f II Blag out UM old gfntheasir RlnKout tile fuse Rug IA tke tae J Wo bring to UM DtW and buo from tM piney forests of Norway T DR BELL- SPineTarHoney i Nature most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant PeraBCBt Positive Cure for coughs colds aadaU Inflamed surfaces of tha Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are tabJla rated the microbebearing mucus Is cut out J the cause of that tickling Is removed and the InflamedI membranes ore healed and soothed so that there Is no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottles Only 2So COo and SlOO 8tsM u BE SURE YOU GETI MM tllTUOU1o11 ufl7 tnwd7 eqlW to Jr llooer It glreaqulelc and iieii1ne1uk 111 S PIyweak I liDs BtrongMis H A MetcaU t IK7 NEW IPAItTIJIE Change In Marketing Methods as Applied to Sewing MachInes An original under which you can obtain easier terms andtter value In the purchase of the world famous White Sewing Machine than iever before offered 1 write for our HT catalogue and detailed particulars How we can save you money lu the purchase of a highgrade sewing machine and the easy terms of payment we can offer either direct from factory or through our regular authorized agents This is aa oppor tunity you canuot afford to pass You know tho White YOy know I andItswe can offer most liberal terms Write today Address In full WHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Dept A Clevelllf tklt t WORMSli defenders sawmill holding meetings Radical elegant WHITES CREA- MVERMIFUCEI J QUIItIrflQXa pre by dAME F IALLAD1 It Louis IL THE SUNDAY SCHOOL X LESSON I FOURTH QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES OCT 1 Text of tile Lesion P cxxll Merao rr Venoi OO Golden Text Pa cxxll Commentary Prepared by the hey D M Steam Copyright 1899 by D M Stearns This Is one of 10 consecutive psalms cxx to cxxxlv each entitled A Song of Degrees and associated with Jerusalem and the temple and the worship of God They begin with trouble but end with peace nod victory through the Lord that made lieareu and earth In studying them we must let Zion Jerusalem Israel and the nations mean just what they say and take our own lessons from whflt U said concerning thorn 1 I was slnd when they said unto me Let us go Into the house of the Lord One who could truly say I hove prepared with all my might for the house of my Ood because I hare set my affection to tho house of my Ood and who bad as on evidence of his affection given of his own proper good 8000 talents of gold and 7000 talents of sliver the gold nlonc being equal In value to about 75000 000 ho might truly talk ot rejoicing In tho worship of Goo a Chron nix 24 Ills prayer recorded In that chapter shows his heart toward Goo his entire dependence upon Him 2 Our feet shall stand within thy gates 0 Jcrusalcml There Is ever a looking forward to the Jerusalem that shall never bo plucked up nor thrown down nay more the city of truth to which all nations shall be gathered to worship tho Lord In the days that are coming Jer xxxl 3310 Zech Till 3 21 23 xlr 10 Isa II 2 3 for Jerusalem shall be the throne of the Lord and all nations shall be gathered unto It to the name ot the Lord to Jerusalem Jer III 17 If we take the significance of the name City of Peace then we can receive some of the precious truths that are for all be Hovers here our blessed God was to IMS and actually was In due time crucified for us aud one of the latest references to Jerusalem In the Bible Is In these worth Where also our Lord was croci fled Rev xl 8 3 Jerusalem Is bull as a city that Is compact together Beautiful for sit nation the joy of the whole earth Is Mount Zion on the sides of the north the city of the 0rentlng God will estab fish It forever Ps xlvIII 2 8 These and all similar words concerning Jerusalem must IMS taken as referring to the literal city where David reigned 33 years overall Israel and Judah II Sam v D The spiritual lesson for tbocburch Is found In Eph II 1022 Including these words In whom that Is Jesus Christ all the building fitly framed together groweth unto an holy temple In the Lord In whom yc also are bullded together for an habi tatlon of God through the Spirit also In these words In Col II 10 The heal from which all the body by joint anJ bands having nourishment ministered and knit together Increnseth with the Increase of God 4 Whither the tribes go up the tribes of the Lord unto the testimony of Israel to give thanks unto the name of the Lord Three times In the year all the males In Israel of a certain ago were commanded to go up to Jerusalem to worship the Lord and to keep the feast of unleavened bread the feast of weeks and the feast of tabernacles always bringing an offering Dent xvI 1C It Is not easy to see In this a lesson for the church unless It be by contrast as to place for there Is now no city on earth whore God specially reveals Himself but wherever two or three meet In the name of the Lord Jesus lie Is always Iff the midstG For there are set thrones of judgment the thrones of the house of David Some of these thrones of judgment are mentioned In Deut xvII 8 0 II Chron xlx S and all kings who reigned right eously sitting upon their thrones for the Lord who placed them there may be Included In the thrones of judgment The onward look is to the fulfillment of Math xix 28 when the twelve apostles shall sit on 12 thrones judging the 12 tribes of Israel The word for the church Is found In Rev Ill 21 where our Lord said To him that ovcrcomcth will I grant to sit with Me In My throne even as I also overcame and am set down with My Father In Ills throne 0 Pray for tho peace of Jerusalem They shall prosper that love thee A similar command Is found In Isa Ixll 0 7 Ye that are the Lords remembrances keep not silence and give Him no test till lie establish and till lie make Jeru salem a praise In the earth This can mean nothing else In the light of the con text and of all Scripture than that wo are ever to pray for the salvation of Isra cI and for the time when Jerusalem shall be a city of truth and Israel a righteous nation nnd a blessing In the midst ot the earth to all nations 7 Peace be within thy walls and prosperity within thy palaces This Is what Isaiah by the Spirit says shall surely be Thy gates shall be open continually They shall not be shut day nor night Thou shalt call thy walls Salvatlcn and thy gntes Praise and I will make the place of my feet glorious and they shall call thee the City of the Lord the Zion of the Holy One of Israel Isa Ix 11 IS 13 14 With many suchlike words Is the future Jerusalem described when her name shall forevermore be Jehovah shammab the Lord Is there Ez xlrll 35 But how exceeding glorious will be the Holy City the New Jerusalem which Is to como down from God out of heaven and Is described as having streets of pure gold walls that seem to be of dIn mond tbcfoundatlons garnished with all manner of precious stones every Late one pearl tho glory of God will lighten It and the Lamb be the light thereof Rev xxi g Fur my brethren and companions sakes I will now say Peace U within thec When Israellllball have become a righteous people It will be as life from the dead to the rest of the world as well as to themselves Row xl 10 Well may they slug God shall bless us and all the ends of the earth shall fear Him l1s lull TI for It Is written concerning them Gentiles shall como to Thy light and kings to tho brightness of Thy rising Isa Ix 3 0 Because of the house of the Lord our God I will seek Thy good Not the temple at Jerusalem but the presence of tho Lord In It was the glory of Israel Neither the temple nor the ark of tho covenant were anything apart from the presence of tho Lord In the New Jeru salem there shall be no temple for the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb shall be the temple of It Rev xxi 22 Popular Sermon Tbo sermons of Jesus Vero populav They reached tho people HIs address was direct and His Illustrations were as clear as they were simple Ho never theorized nor discussed doctrine With Hid religion was a life not a schema Schemes theories doctrines have their day and then they pass away But life Is the samo yesterday today and for over To bo popular Is not to bo vulgar It ia to bo serviceable Reformed Church Messenger Prayer For College Onr colleges for tim most part were Founded by Christian men Tho great universities of the world were religious In tho origin Our American colleges wero theological before they were biological or philosophical or sociological Institutions In most of the charters of the older institutions of learning rell gion holds a prominent place What tho fathers planted posterity should foster Prayer for colleges is but tho expression of this Important truth Christian In tellloronrnr Lbi time 5o bydrulatg- I CONSUMPTION 4 1 HHHHHHH tHH s IlwlINOOPIOFIATIDF AND COKE I General Offic Earlington Kentucky i Ie wr Offir p JAMES R LOVE c 201 N Chetrv Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer Housr Broadway Paducahj WP P Tennessee 1KcnluckyS II NEVVBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets Kentucky Memphis Tenn A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Wholesale AgentsaHUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago III oJ THE I FAMOUS NO 9 COALF- or all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET IIt BRUSHED ME FOR BI8E BURNERS AND FURN1E8 Why buy Highpriced Anthracite CoaLwhen you can get ST BERN ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal J ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ftTO ff tStTO SS9S I CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Tople For Sb Week Beginning Oct I Comment by Her S II Doyle Torte ur own church What can we do ro- rhnfr exiU to A OMtlng to dlicun d nomlnatloDtl work ltd by the paitor This psalm li a pilgrim song Itjvaa undoubtedly composed with reference to one of the great yearly festivals when the caravans of pilgrims went up to the holy city Tho psalmist rejoices in the can of his friends and neighbors to come and go up to the bcnwpf the Lord The procession moves forward Jerusalem is reached Onr feet are standing within thy gates 0 Jernsa lem I Ho describes the city of Jerusa lem and bursts into prayer for her peace and prosperity This pealm and its tar rounding suggest tbat1 We should be devoted to our own church What devotion for Jerusalem and the temple possessed the heart of the poet who wrote this jvmlml He loved Jerusalem he looked upon the holy city bo adtflred her stateliness and beauty he rejoiced In tbe scenes of her early grandeur end his heart swelled with pride as be recalled the fact tbat Jerusalem bad been the gath ering place of the tribes cf Israel tbat here they had given testimony unto the Lord and rendered thanks unto Lila name Every Endeavorer should be thor oughly devoted to his own church Be rbonld know her past history and rejoice in it He should be familiar with her present greatness and should joy in that also A spirit of loyal true hearted devotion to the church will put us in the proper fratno of mind to do all wo can for her best Interests and advancement 2 We should placo1 high estimate upon tbe services of onr own church The poet was glad when the call come to go up to the house of tbo Lord He was ready and anxious togo He prized highly tbe privileges of Gods house and considered It a pleasure and not an Irksome task to attend them Would that this spirit prevailed more In the hearts of tho church people of today I Not only would tbe house of God be more often frequented but from its in spiring services influences would go forth that would quicken into new life and vigor all forms of church work It Is just as possible for na to find joy In Gods house as It was for the psalmist Let us cultivate this spirit more and more Let us learn to properly prlzo and appreciate the services of Gods houseS 8 We should pray for our own church Pray for the peace of Jernsa lem They shall prosper that love thee Peace be within thy walls and prosper ity within thy palaces The peace and prosperity of our church should have constant place in our prayers and we should also pray for tbe whole churcb of Cbrst the church universal Bibl Headings Pa Uvl MB luxlv Ha Jzyl J7p t1 cxvi 1710 cxxxv l0czxzTH T9 Math xlll 1090 Acts II 4247 zx 99 Epfc v 25 29 Bob x 6025 Veil Will B Lifted The tlmo will undoubtedly come when in Thy light we shall see light II The afflictions of tbe present resemble what tho fissures and unsightly gashes wero to the Israelites when encamped beneath the savage cliffs of BInal Their gloom and terror and mystery were all gonewben beheld at the far distance in the flash of evening 83 too will your experiences of trial be when seen bath ed in the glory of nnsettingsans What now is like the tolling of funeral bells will then appear rather to have been preparatory and preparation chimes ringing in festal worshipers to tbe church of the glorified No purpose of God regarding you will remain unful filled no flower uncrowned with bIO- Isom1 R Macdnff D D A X nr Life Christ will aocopt uo faith whntovur Its merits that does not live anti bios sow i Ho vlll accept nothing as tho mdeuce of ones truth eavo the fruits of the truth Creeds do not become saving oy being true or by being sincerely re- calved and held They become saving only as they become the germs of a now Ute and growth of character Evangel Itt Republican Speaking Dates John Uaraba- lClovcrport Thursday Sept 98 7pm Irvlngton Friday Sept 29 11 m Judge W II Holt aud Capt J W Tbiotfc morion A Monday Oct 2 Hartford I p m Tuesday Oct 3 Greonvlllo 1 p in Wednesday Oct 4 Mndlsonvllle I- pm Thursday Oct Cpixon 1 p m Thursday Oct C Sebreo 7pmI Friday Oct Princeton I p in Saturday Oct 7 Hopklnsville 1 pm Monday Oct 0 Cadiz 1 p m Tuesday Oct 10 Elkton 1 p m Wednesday Oct 11 Adnlrvlllo 1- plI1 Thursday Oct 12 Franklin 1 p m Friday Oct 13 Smiths Grove 1 p in Saturday Oct 14 Brownsville 1 p m lion W S Taylor Friday Sept S3 Henderson 1 pin Saturday Sept 30 Owbnftboro 1- llm Hominy OotaHarrodHburg ip in- U X Under sad II S Smith Monday Oct3Earlingtoii730ptn- Wednesday Oct 4 Mndlsonvllle 730 p in- Thursday Oct 6 Providence 780 p inFriday Oct 6 1Leitdorsou730p in Saturday Oct 7 Corythoti780pm Monday Oct 0 Morgnnflald 730 Tuesdnyi Oct 10 Marion 780 pin Wednesday Oct 11 Prlnceton7SO p mThursday Oct 12 Kuttawn 780 1111 Friday Oct 13 Piulucah 730 pin Saturday Oct 14 Cadiz 730 p m Monday Oct 10 Elk ton 730 p in Tuesday Oct 17 Allen8vlllo730 p in Wednesday Oct 18 RuBsellvllIe 730 p m ThurlllayOctIIIAuburl1700pmFrIday p1I1 Saturday Oct 21 Greenville 730 pm Elder Julia S Swctoy Thursday Oct G Owonsboro 1 pm Saturday Oct 7 Hopkinsvlllo 1- pm Monday Oct 0 llussellvlllo 1pm Tuesday Oct 10 Bowling Green 1- pm 9ur olofed EHiens All conimumoliou unit luillnri of ow pPf Ulnln lo Ilili column bould b rddSo Ceo AIII45D11 burlindon Ky I wm aipson who Jiirn Ueon tlulto sick is up agnln James CrJ ton iHImprovlnprnt this writing JInywood IJrntlley Is nt Crofton Hen Citnnliiglmm was at Madison vlll Sunday Mrs Cnvaimugh Is rccovcrlngfrom her recent Illness There will ho a festival at the givenbyJlfi Aforrlwcnther Is with ug this WOBkf rime funeral x f nov Orls on last Monday WAS attended several people from Miulisonvlllo He leaves n amid throo children to mourn lilfl loss Tlmro will bo n big speaking hero noxt Monday Smith and Landers will he hero unit everybody Is in cited Albert Waters was hurt la the mines Inst weeks Sam Eaves is the hostlooking man ill town ou a cold TAXING OF FRANCHISES Democrats Failed to Obey the Letter of the Law RESORT TO POOR EXCUSES- Blundering s Campaign Book Issued by Their State Committee rn RIDDLED BY A DEADLY APFIDAVIT Strom lutimDI I tons reran Anilltcr Naima aun Aatb rlly Than the Uavlujs of tb Cmpli r of Ih Ofra rAtla UU4bHk Sos reu lId flgant WIhrrat bf th Tatara of lb eta Orsas But- T o campaign handbook put forth IIIfearfully and wonderfully made up Clrcumstoflcefl make U necessary for the editors and compilers to flo J great deal of explaining and we of tbe things found roost necessary to explain II the failure of tho pemocratlc administration to obey the plain letter oJthe law In regard to tbo taxation cf franchises The present Republican administration collected In one year from franchises under the seine law that was binding on the preceding Democratic administration more In one year by over 28000 than the Democratic administration collected In four years and has collected in three years three times aa much lacking about 6000 as the Democratic admin istration collected in four years This was something the compliers of the Democratic handbook saw It was tee essary to explain and how do they ex plain ItVThey say that the state board of val nation and assessment was waiting coy the decision ofthe court of appeals In the Henderson bridge case but the facts doat bear them out because they went ahead and assessed miscellaneous corporations but at a very low raw The Democratic state board does not bear out the explanation of the com pliers either as witness the following affidavit from oxAudItor Norman who was chairman of the Democratic board which was filed by the U ft N railroad to prevent the Republican board from going back and reassessing that toad for franchise tax for the years 1892 13 94 and 96 Here Is Mr Normans affidavit which knocks the bottom out of the Democratic campaign books explanation Shattered bf mo AMdavlt i State of Kentucky County of Franklta JL 0 Norman being first duly fewprp deposes and says that he was for mrp i six years and down to Jan 4 1888 the mlfor of public ac counts of the state of Kentucky That as such be was chairman of the board of valuation and assessment from the date of the pasflaee of the present rev flue law until the 81st day of Decem ber M9S That each year from 1892 dowa to and Including the year 1895 aald board considered the reports ot the various railroad companies In tho state with a view of determining whether the board should assess the franchises of said railroads or any r them Said board of valuation and as sessment also Investigated In each of the ye ra gtoresalg the question whether the franchises 91 said railroad companies and each pf them bad been Moeaaed the railroad commission ere and ascertained that they had been antf alter full consideration of the report of the variola Ilroad compa IIIIDll1dlnC b0 L6ulsvill eni Nashhhl Birflrpad ftempany filed In tile tall of 1862 aBdas C thi day 9t S pV mber 189 i 1894 and 1895 and I mature deliberation thereon and full Investigation into the assessments made by the railroad commissioners for each of said years said board of valuation and assessment ascertained and determined that the railroad com mlsaloners bad assessed all of the tax able property Including the franchises of each of said railroad companies Including the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company for each of said years and having so ascertained determined to make no further assess ment on the franchises of sfd railroad companies or any of them Afflaat fur ther says that according to the uni form practice of his omce and of the board of valuation and assessments a report filed as of the lEth day of September of any year served aa the baste for and upon which the tax of and for the succeeding year waa as sessed L C NORMAN Subscribed and sworn to before me by L C Norman this 9th day of March 1898 A Addams CC A by Robt U Greene D C Further Explanation It will be observed that Mr Norman says that the reason tbe state board pf valuation and meat of which he was chairman did not assess the railroads fpr franchise taxes was aRt because they were waiting OB the court of appeals but because after full coot deration and mature deliberation and full Investigation said board of Valuation and assessment ascertained and determined that the railroad COM mlsaloner badasscsacd all ot the tax able property Including franchisee of the several railroads In the state Mr Normans sworn statement II better authority than the statement of the compilers of the Democratic hand book on a matter especially within his knowledge and his statement leaves their explanation without a shred of fact to support It Tile court of P5 peals lisa sustained the construction which the Republican board of MOSS neat and valuation has put upon the law and show tthat the construction Mr Normans Democratic board put upon It was wrong The compilers of the Democratic campaign handbook ought to have consulted Mr Norman before undertaking to explain his as tlon and they would have escaped this exposure of their ignorance or dlslo genuousness In this connection it Is well enough to note that the small reduction In the valuation of railroad property for 88 Bcasment by the present board of rail road commissioners after the first 7car of their service is due to the fact that tho court of appeals has decided that certain bridge property previously le eluded In the railroad aaaesameaU was properly assessable by the local uteear and not by the comtaliskttxrm Louisville Commercial tMBUhlp Bnbtldl These successful commerelal coua tries of Europe Qnat Drttaln Oorma ny ce Italy and AuatrlaHiragary pay according to Commlsftloeer of Navigation Oha Dberlall4COO000 ah pHally to yaribufl steamship lines for lftltppace ot time while the United State pays 123000 to American and 114000 to foreign steamships for the samoa purpose No wonder that the United States gets less than 0 per cent of the com merce of the orient in 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