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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 0 4E t1 j r 4 tf4 w j f rrPf i TENTH EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 26 1899 NO 48 1 CHANGE OF DATE Gin W S Taylor Chosen Luder of Kentucky Republican WILL SPEAK AT MADISON VILLE I Treat Day for Hopkins County Will Be Tendered Big Ovation BRASS BANDS ARE ENGAGED I Tho date of General W S laylors Boaking in Hopkins County liaR boon changed to I TIitirIny November 2 ono wcok from today TIlE BKK has a loiter from State Chairman Long announcing this change nUll largo bills have boon printed and sent out for circulation fix r ing the late BO that everything V may ho done to give widest cir culation to tho change The x MadiBonvillo papers Jmvo also been requested to give the change of date prominent notice Ion Taylor will roach Nor tonvillo about noon OIl tho day of tho speaking and arrange jtionts been made to moot him there and escort him to Untuiivilli ill HIIIA for the peaking which will be at 2 wPclock so as to allow time for the speaker to make tho trip A largo number of Nortonvillo Mortons Gap Barnsloy Earling tOItit Charles lIsley Dawson Httrt country people will cheer and welcome the arrival of thisI sure winner of tho Governors rico IIlIl1111kc his to the county sent one great ovationI on Taylor has boon greeted with very large and enthusiastic Hudioiioos throughout the State and hero lu Hopkins every Re uIhiciii begiunitig with our em inent abltf and popular candi date for Attorney l JudgoCUfton J Pratt is ready io do hisllnrt toward a grand re ception to tho candidate of the people thin representative of the common peoplo as JJncoln WHB wont to call them the sincere earnest represents tivw of the people in this zim- oentotis h fight against Goebelisin sln l force and fraud the sure winner ot thoracOlf every Ito tIhC1U lIl aiuUiother does his duty at tho polls on November 7 The meeting will bo hold at tlio labornmicle special at tAngoinciils will be made for the comfort of lathes who attend and A cordial invitation is extendediL r1 to everybody COUNTY COSVEST105 s Vpuni Mens Christian Aiwclitlon at mt Madhonvite Next Month Tho first convention of the vntriig men of hopkins County in tho interest of tho county Y M 0 A movement will bo held at Hndisonvillo Nov 1719iTho nrogriun will bo given Mention m columns laterlllojmkiiis County has kctedafl tlio first county in ICont lucky in which to tost the of county organization which is i now in its very beginnings and I upon tho success or failure of j which much depends for young 111011 everywhere A strong of fort will be put forth to have atIClrgo attondiinco nt tho conven t RON CEO W JOLLY Will Speak at Earlinglon and Olhtr Hdp j klw County Points i TOil Gee W Jolly ono of M the ablest men in Western ICon ttttikv and a prominent Republi coil for many years peak at Ilarlingtoii in the Assembly Hall l Wcdnesday night next Noromt her 1 nt780 clock hi1o all truehearted llepublican Ipaders is doing nil powerI to contribnto to tho unity party against Goobolisni and lotdo and fraud Ho is ono of ar tho most toBi speakers in theL field Everybody is invited tot hieir him tt dbrdonMcFerran At 2 oclock yesterday after noon Wednesday Oct MI1irby Gordon andrmlrs MamioMcFerran both of Madi wro married Itthevefljdoncd of Mr Barton OrtJtch iibld at St Charles The bride is a sister of Mrs Crutchfiold j Tho young people went by trainI JoSh Charles y sterllay arriv ing about noon und were marriedlib the place and hour I Key W Do Wright oiflciatingt Mr and Mrs GordOii pharlcs for Louisville on tho afi i tcrnOoiv trliinIMr ill Vanison is visiting relat U Henderson led at Evansvlllc Mr Jlphan of tbiscUy and MIiam Mitry er Evansville MondaratUIPoPular l young 160110iuiul the best of s fri nd1hey went south vou R bridal tour andWfU return to tills fHy nJ few laya tO residu- Mr1R l rY1ofthe puntryt vUltsd her son J- nallhalld i qlfUkoi u4aYt b m t GOVERNOR BRADLEY tiny Tour the Slide Upon 5prclnl Tniln It is that Oov Brad ley Attorney Gcnefal Taylor A E Wilson of IxmisvillCj and xingtonwUltime railroad towns of Kentucky UIOll t private smoakiimg ns they Mr Taylor Mr iiai son and Judge Denny will start on a special train on Octobqr 28 from Boattyvillo and will make- a trip through Contra and Eastern Kentucky lasting two or daytheyItilson stanton Clay City intermediate points on the Lox ington Eastern railroad It is probable that they will then be- joined Governor Bradley nnd the trip be begun through other sections of tho State The Republicans are much on cour gcd by the political deve1 opmonts of the last few days Full Address riust beon Soldiers Letters The postoflico department at Washington has sent out are quest to all postofficos thirou1i brmgbeorethomonth in regard to addressing mail to soldiers anu Bailors in the service of tho United States It is necessary to have the name of tho company and regiment if a soldier and the namo or the yes sel u sailor besides tho name the addrosso A great deal of inconvenience has been caused heretofore by the failure of people to properly address their mail and tho do partmont seeks to avoid this in tho future Olney Throe moro of our Democrats have denounced Goebel and will vote for Brown or Taylor Mr Hiram Fox died Saturday morning and was buried at Lafayette Saturday evening lie leaves a wifelfour children and a host to mourn his death Time protracted meeting at La layette is progressing nicely with considerable interest anti one profession W J Howton is ow the sick list this week Ed Pool has returned from a short stay in Missouri CAPT LEW WALTZ flaking Speeches In Webster With David Browning GREETED BY GOOD AUDIENCES lrQvidencerKy Oct 25 L and David Browniug spoko hero tonight to good crowd Oapt Waltz canio nto Webster county to speak UopubHcanf teleraphietlhatointlllent Messrs Waltz and Browning spoke a Poolo Monday night where a brass band and a large mooting greeted them They were at Jadford Tuesday Clay Tuesday night where he attendance at tho meetings was also good Oapt Waltz al hough a novice as public speak or leads off at these meetings with an earnest appeal as a rail road man and ono who has worked for wages for many years and lies growing quite proficient asn speaker Bolt McLean Cleveland 0 Oct 28A bolt of a largo proportion in tho Dem ranks has taken place hero ue Democratic Executive Com mitteo having como out for Nash A Kolloy time chairman of he organlzatioIsoU ndeil the now slogan whoa ho said I We are fighting McLean for that we Ire worth ho said Hell bo tho sickest man after im election you over saw Will you vote for Jones Jonosha hal When we start out to fight somebody by electing somebody else wo dont pick n loser WI arc ror Nash Excitement at Morgantlld Ono day last week about ton oclock a young man all broken out with pox walked JudgeSpaulding from his office leaving his behind Attorney OinnaI crawled put time sash and all Jailor Snodgooso touched a button and droPPQd into tho cellar through- a trapdoor Josh Taylor climbed into the belfry Bob W thau Oapt Bob Wolsofer took to tho woods Dr J oE Lilly quickly isolated himself from lIe en toted time vault Collins Walter ordered his front door closed for ime first time since he moved nto his largo store Morganfield SunpfaptCUBAN O I L cures IruLe ltheu- iattaa anSorH Irke 26 cents SO11 ritJIrnar pnig Store n t ii 7 I fs Rll8SM WILL ARBiTRATE- The Seizure of American Sealers in Asiatic Waters Eight Years Ago to Be Adjusted FIRST FRUIT OF HACUE CONFERENCE Rnla Agreement to Submit the Claim to Arbitration A SoUrce ol Much AatlitaelloK to United Blnle Ambntador Tower Who If Novf In Londoiu London Oct 25 Russia it has been Qtrateresulting from tho seizure of scalci In the Bchrlng sea which have been pending for about eight years A protocol between the two government has been drawn up the final formall ties are expected to be concluded next jblycourt TUB CLAIMS IN I88UR They Inrolve 100000 For the Seiz ure of Three Amerlenn VelWashington Oct 85 These claim originated In the seizure by Hussion officers oft the coast of Siberia of three Arotrlcan sealing vessel8 and the damages claimed aggregated about 1110000 The vessels were the James Hamilton Lewis tho Capo Horn Pigeon and the C II White In each case the largest Item of the claim Is on no count ot the sufferings of the American officers and crew while under or rest Differ Fr m DrltUh Claim Tho cases differ from those claims presented by British sealers which were settled by thcBchringseaarbltia lion In the fact tHat while the British regscls were seized by the American revenue cutters on what the arbltra Hon declared to be the high seas the Russian menofwar seized theseAmer Ican sealers within seven miles of the Asiatic coast It is a matter of inter est that for the first time the Hussion government contends that marine jurisdiction of h country extends at least this distance from the shore line yleaguewriters on International law The league was fixed originally because It represented the extreme distance from slioro that a shot could be thrown by ono of the old cannon used In coast defense and the Hussions hold that the limit should be extended to correspond to the Increased range of modern ordnance Tile Protocol Arranged The protocol through which the ar bitration woe arranged was prepared In St Petersburg by United States Minister Tower and the Russian for partiesbltrator and the person selected for that post is Mr Asser a celebrated Dutch jurist who took n prominent part In the lingua conference The mac will bn submitted to him just as loon ps the papers can be prepared rt Ihe state deportment yULESBRILLIANT MOVEMENT Or a Swift March lie Join ForCe with len WhIte and Inure the Safety of Moth London Oct 5The Cape Town correspondent of the Dally Mall tele graphing at 0 45 p m yesterday says Gen Yule has performed a brilliant ttratcglcal movement By a swift march to the south leaving Glencoe empty he has eSectcd a junction of his forces with those of Sir George Btcwart White slightly to the nortu of idysmlth The two ore now In a position to offer battle I believe the first attack will be made on the largo Free State force which entered Natal by way of TIntwa pass and which has since been harrasslng Ladysmlth TheImilitary authorities decided that by joining their forces the two generals would be better able to cope with ont large forte nt a time than by having two small detachments to oppose slm ultaneously two big Doer forces Accordlnglyaf defeating the Free State troops they will offer battle to Gen Joubert Only 40 miles now separate the two Doer forces Hence the need for swift and telling action The two sections of the hoer army together outnumber the entire British force by three to one Hard flghtlhy Is certain 011 very early dote Our men are confident and there is much enthusiasmThe today outside of- Ladysmlth was a mere brush Tho tosses on neither side were significant It was merely an artillery duel in which the Doers came off decidedly the worse MoDrlde ConfeMlon VerlBed- Osawattomle Kos Oct 24The confession of J C McBride the Still water Minn convict of a post office robbery and murder committed here has been verified The marshal who was shot by McBride was doubtless- 1Ames Helms who was killed January 83 1805 The identity of the murderers had never been known BIlHnrd In Montana Helena Mont Oct 244ldtlmers In these parts ofeapeed that nothing like the snow hoe been seen in 20 years It covered n widn scope of country In northern Montana and reports tell of serious losses of life and stock In Teton county alollI to persons lost their lives On th lOUt of Docombnr 1807 Boy T A Donahoo ME Church South Pt Pleasant W Va con traotoda severe cold which was at tended from the first violent coughing Ho says After resort Ing to a numberof socalled specifics usually kept lit time house no purIP080 Lpurchasoda botUeof nemedyWhlohaetedlike recommend It to the public For sale by StUernard Drugstore Earl lugton George iar Robinson Mrtonim Gap Subcdb for Tirt BKK 0 G Yr 1 i f- I j THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA Summary at rmullluB Condltloni In ll et the llrltltli Position ni rreerlnn St Louis Oct24Thc following U the OlobeDcmocrats nummary of con- ditiOns In the llrltlslillocr war In South Africa tip to this morning Advices from South Africa show thnt tim British forces ore In a position ot great peril being confronted nt every point by burgher armies Immensely superior numerically The KnglUh troops under OeD Yule have been compelled to abandon Dun dee end retire on Qlencoe junction six miles distant So imperative was the necessity for this retirement that English sick and wounded were left at Dundee One report of the second attack on asserts that the assaulting army Is led by President Kruger and Gen Joubcrt In person- A story which meets with no credence comes from Cape Town to the effect that President Kruger Is urging the Doers to surrender un condItion allyExtraordinary naval preparations by British admiralty and the assem of a powerful squadron which g to receive sealed orders at Cape Clear lend ominous significance to the rumor of FrancoRuiuilnn conspiracies against England- A story cornea by way of Durban that Oen Cronjc has been taken pus oner by the troops tinder Col linden Powell at Mafeklng Gen Den Vlljoen was wounded and captured by the British nt Elands tangle The Doers have again severed rail road communication between Dundee and Xadysmlth by capturing Wash bank midway between those points WHEN THE CENTURY BEGINS Statement Prom the Astronomer At the Hojnl Observatory at Oreenirlehi St Louis Oct iijA special to the GlobeDemocrat from the astronomic ii station at Greenwich Englandsaysj s In reply to your Inquiry wo beg to inform you that the twentlenth entury begins on January 1 1001 It Mil been generally agreed that we call the first year of the Christian era An ao Domino 1 nof Anno Domino Oond consequently the second century begins with Anno Domini 101 or 100 years after the beginning of the first and so no for the succeeding enturlcs The question was fully discussed nt Ihe century dinner In Glasgow on April 15 1870 when the lord dean of the Guild after quoting various au Ihoritles gave hula decision as arbiter h the nineteenth century did not commence till 1801 on January 1 One count of this meeting was printed and Is in private circulation at this time Your faithfully W H M CliniSTIE Astronomer Royal Observatory STIRRED BY EXPEC rATION Qen Pnllon Hn DeRun Vnrolllna the nioody Scroll In the VI olnltr of Julio Manila Oct 24 550 p mllohio i itirred by the expectation of Import nt fighting Oen Iullon begun tin roUtng the bloody scroll ns he prom ised bin followers In n recerit speech by firing volleys nt time American out posts nightly Since Sunday rein forcements have been arriving from Ihe north This activity Is designed to divert time Vlmyans from thir dii satisfaction against the Tngalos Agulnaldo has ordered the release on parole of Arcntta nnd other Vlsoyani leaders who are disposed to negotiate for peace and Is watching them closely WAILING DOER WOMEN rhe Women of Pretoria Walling on the Market IMaco Over Their Loa L In Rattle London Oct 24A private message fiom hndysintth says that a mexseii ger who aa just m rived there from Pretoria says the women ore weeping and walling on the market place Three trains have been dispatched from Rlerkuudorp to fetch time wounded frcim Matching It Is estimated there the 700 klllod and wounded nail it hi staled at Pretoria that the British can unIties are only If Conqueror Take PorilonC- arncas Venezuela Oct 40nClprano Castro the successful revi u llonary leader made n triumphal iv try into the city Sunday and took possession of tho Yellow House time official residence of the president lIen Castro rode at the heal of the con qucrlng army Largest In the World Washington Oct 24The founda tion for the new government printing ofllce will be completed within a few days and work will be pushed for ward When finished the new building will be the largest printing office In the world as well as tho most fully equipped The Vacant Ilrlvndler nenernlihlu Wcshlngtcn Oct 2It was post lively stated nt the war department yesterday afternoon that no decision had been reached in reference to the vacant brigadier generalship In the regular establishment resulting from lIen Shatters retirement To Vtlllio the Scorpion I Wnshhigton Oct 24The auxiliary gunboat Scorpion how ot Nqrlolle has been assigned to the transportation of the Isthmian Canal commission to Nicaragua nnd Coloa lftimo Democratic party cannot see that there Is prosperity alt over this country It Is tooshortBlghtod to run the country If It had a Uoh ten III Republican DrBuIlrsCOUCH Cures Ho rMfl M and Sore Throat It U the Lest iMMedyfor Cnbbora colds hlaUd rt4ee cem4Ot iiWl 0 I O VRE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome 5OA i lAnM fenmn co HEW VOKK iuft MUi BE WHIPPED CoIioper of the FiftyFirst low Declares the Filipinos Must be 4 Thoroughly Whipped ONlY THINS THEY WILL APPRECIATE L Report of the Death of Oen O 0 Iloirnrd Son Confirmed hr Qen ileThe Insurgent Force at Cn laniha Vluoronnlj Attacked nod Driven Oft Chicago Oct 24A special to the J saysColFiftyfirst regiment of Iowa volnn teens In an Interview pn time Ililllp Ilno lilt untlon says jAn AaKrCKlve Cnnipnlan All that is needed now is an ag gresfttve campaign with PlentY ol men and this war will be settled III abort order The Filipinos must tic thoroughly whipped That is time only thing they will appreciate just now rany of the leaders of the Filipinos are well educated cultured men and I believe capable ot giving their pco pllia good government but aa I have said before the first thing to do Is to whip them Town Taken Mat He Held iEvtry town taken must bo lucid and war conducted In a stern fashion N6 more of this amigo business The Philippines are a rich country anti capable of great commercial develop uncut our prestige Jn the orient hue greatly Increased ns a result of our war We stand In a position to com mand time wonderful trade If we will onlygrasp the situation Tribute to Volunteer Our volunteers are the greatest soldiers In the world I believe Iowa 1mm a right to be proud of her yogi mint I am proud of every man mid of ficer fin the regiment I want to may- a word in praise of the American col on3 in Yokohama They treat the ro turning Toluuteere like princes NOTtt DE TO THE POLITICIANS Oen Fnnnlon Give Notice thtlliMen and Illnnclf Eiirned Their I Own Vnr KIIIJW S City Mo Oct 4A Stur special from Son Francisco says lIeu Fredirlck Funston In an Interview yeetciday said I am getting tired of the absurd claims that arc being inudo bj certain politicians of Kansas Letters have politieniorder thnt has been of advantage to Ihe regiment or to myself They claim credit for the nrd r tb go to Manila end further assert that 1 owe my promotion to brigadier to their Influence It is claimed that the regiment got Its orders to come home through the Influence of certain politicians and now rome the absurd report that If these inme politicians had not exerted n mighty influence I would not Inure been returned to Manila The fact of the matter is that time Kansas regiment would have rotted in Ihe sandlots nt Camp Merritt would never have gone to Manila would be lu the Philippines yet I would still 1w- a colonel and would soon be a private cltbtn If it hall depended on the ex titions or influence of these politicians The Kansas regiment was about the last regiment to leave Kan Francisco and was the last but two to leave Ma polltlcnlInorder of coming or going GIVEN A ROUSING WELCOME Arrival of the Pint Montana Volun leer nt Dutte Prrncutrd With Medal of Honor Butte Mont Oct 3The First Montana volunteers arrived at 10 a ni and were given a rousing welcome After speeches and a dinner the men were presented with SQeclnl medals of honor by United States Senator Clark Tuesday the men Will go to HelenaThey In splendid physical con dillon They say lIen Otis Is compe tent but id overburdened with work Neatly a hundred members reenlisted at Manila Pronounced Untrue Darmstadt Oct 24Wlth reference to the report circulated in the United States that the head of the czar ball been operated upon recently It Is printed out that his majesty during his stay here was In the best of health accompanied the czarina and the grand duke und grand duchess of Hesse on frequent excursions last week and Sunday attended the services at the Russian chapel here The trephining story therefore Is pronounced to be untrue Largo Order for Coal Cir Philadelphia Oct 24TIme Ihlladcl pills Heading road has placed a con tract with the American Foundry Coot Detroit for the construction of 1000 coal cars This makes a total of 2500 coal cars contracted for by tho com puny within a week and Is an indtca lion of time great activity in the coal trade Caba nt the 1nrU Rr Woihlngtort OetIUThl war lIe purtrocnt is considering tho desirabil ity of having a Cuban exhibition at time Iorlw exposition Secretary Hoot had a talk on the Jjllt yesterday with Mr Quescdn the CiUni couniplssdner and the latter iW 1o 0rnv up a memo rsndum on IhC sub- etSubiIJr Tm Bta 1 per y I JO J IJj rt J uf 111f ag rr r or YEAR u AL1N0POwDEK A SELFCONFESSED CRIMINAL TtlU of Murder and Other lllub- Olniea n of Every Diijr Occurrences Minneapolis Minn Oct 23Aspe clot to the Tfmes from StHlwator Minn says 3 C Mcllrlde a convict at the pris on received from Jackson county In December lust to sdrve three years and five months for an assault has made a remarkable confession showing him to be one of time most high handed mum derers In the country Ills confession was made to Warden Wolfor in a letter written October 8 and In It ho related the murder of two officers Joseph Grant and John McXott at Geneva Ill August 20 1880 The murder of Julia Buckmlre at Geneva a post of fice robbery and the murder of Mar thai of Ossawotomle Ins the burglary of a hardware store and the shoot Ing of n policeman at Guide nock Neb and ninny burglaries and highway robberies n the story In true he has been a veritable terror Speaking of the clr cumstances of the murder of Grant and McNott at Geneva he says I shot Joseph Grant and John Me Nott Three of us two pals and my self were In the act of committing a burglary at Geneva ot about one oclock In tho morning August 29 1680 We entered the house of an un dertnker for time purpose of robbery My two pals were arrested by these officers I walked some distance away from the place of the robbery to tbfl courthouse and secreted be hnd R tree WJicn the officerftcomc long with my two pals I shot them killing Officer McNott Instantly wounding Officer Grant fatally Continuing he says I also mur tiered a woman by the name of Julia luckmtrc In the outskirts ot Geneva About two weeks before I murdered the officers I cut her throat with a roror because she me while in the act of committing a robbery t carried the body to a hencoop and let fire to the house The body was found In the hencoop the next morn ng McBride says his right name is 3eorgc Bullock and that he was born of respectable parents who hove resided In Geneva since 1871 lIe has tcrved two prison terms In Illinois and ncIn Nebraska After receiving the letter and call ng MoBrlile into the office for a more explicit statement of his crimes War Jen Wolfer communicated with tho luthorltlcsatGenevaand elsewhere He learned that the crimes were commit ted but has learned no additional In formation McBride is now 33 years jld and says he has followed the life Sf a robber and murderer since he waJ 18 years old Whflo relating the story of his crime he gave all the details in i matteroffact manner and evidently felt relieved He claims to have con fessed because his consclense bothered Sim and says he Is anxious to be pun abed for his many crimes In the mur der of the officers at Geneva he says be had two pals one of them Harry Enter later arrested and sentenced to toIlet penitentiary for 15 years The confession covers four largo manuscript page- sFORTYFIFTH VOLUNTEERS flirj Leave Fort Snelllntf Near St Paul Minn Under Order fur the Philippine St Paul Minn Oct 23Time Forty fifth volunteer Infantry Col Dorst joinmandlng left this city yesterday for San Francisco under orders for tIme Philippines After the baggage hud been hauled from Fort Snelllng town to the Omaha railroad time were loaded Into 30 special MM at thf fort and brought time city to the train which was reached tInning the morning Two iomprnlts of this regiment are nt Van ouvrr barracks anti will Join the rest if the command qt San Francisco The train carrying the regiment from here was In five sections and will be taken through In quIck time reaching San Francisco Thursday MAJOR GUY HOWARD KILLED lie Was n Sum of Gen O O Howard amid Veil In Buttle In Luzon Omahp Neb Oct 23A special cable was received lucre yesterday an nouncing the death in time Philippines on Saturday of Maj Guy Howard son of Gen 0 O Howard Time cablegram dated Saturday was received by Judge J M Woolworth fatherinlaw of MoJ Howard and read us follows 1 Guy Howard killed In action today Mnj Howard was wellknown in Oinahd being on his fathers staff when tIme latter was stationed here lie was married In this city 19 years dgo to Miss Woolworth and the nuptial wtre n notable society event Mrn Howard resides here with her three children Temporary llnumlnry fixed Ottawa Out Oct 23Time Canadian government was advised Saturday evening that time United States and British governments lund given effect to a provisional Alaskan boundary which war arranged between Sir Louis OlivieR and Mr Choatc In London This arrangement makes no change In the height of land nt Skaguay but U fixes a point on the Dalton trail There is very little travel by this route A Doom In tho Copper Mine Culumet Mich Oct 23It in stated that Inside of another year at least 2500 more men will be employed In and about the copper mines Jn the la mediate vicinity ot Calumet It is also said that of this number the Calumet nnd Hccla Co will employ no less than ltOO new men before the middle ot ucxt summer Ard ou subscriber to TUB DEB You lio1ild1Je IJ 0 MAJUDA Hill AVENGED The Boers Overwhelmingly De feated Near Glcncoe Natal THEIR LOSSES NEARLY A THOUSAND BInJulm Jill neEnaoted with the 1txltluu nnradA Stunning Thou Dealt to the DuaiUollloorOD By moos Injured Urent ttejolclae Id Lon don St fouls Oct IThe following ii tho GlobeDemocrats summary of tin yellterdaytllItun columnsA force of 4000 men commanded by lien Symons yesterday morning engaged several thousand Boers on the heights of Glencoe In NatalThe report of the battle Is a story of Majaba hill with time positions of the contending forces reversed the British silencing the burghers artil lery gallantly ascending the heights occupying the enemys entrenchments and driving him into the valley with a merciless and relentless fire Reports place tho losses on both sides as heavy The Deere casualties are estimated at 800 killed and wound ed The British loss is said to have been 220 killed And wounded includ ing len Symons who fell at the head of his column He Is officially report subsequentadvtces By this defeat before Glencoe ft pro concerted plan of the allied forces of time two republics to join columns and assault Xadysmlth and Lower Natal thwartedTho also met with reverses before Mafeklng and Kimberly At the former place the British lured their attack on a train loaded with dyna mite resulting in huudtods oftholr number being killed or wounded Following Is the ftePublls summary of the fifrbtlng the first big battle of the South African war resulted In a serious re verse for the Doer arms yesterday from a hilL British Infantry advanced under shelter of British artillery carS lied the position and routed the In radera uThc losses on both sides were heavyEstimates are British killed or wounded 250 to 300 Doer killed or Wounded 800 to 000 Oen Symons commanding time British rtoops fell mortally wounded copturcdhom110 ehgtigemcflfs bfttweerf tlie Free ptatcrs and lien Whites command at Ladysmlth reported Fighting is reported at Dundee Nothing further regarding the oc cupatlon of Vryburg has sifted through the Doer lines A dispatch from Mafeklng undat ed says that there was a fight there last Monday and that tho liners were repulsedAnother report Is that 100 Boers were killed in the explosion of a dyna mite train- VICTIMS OF THB BLIZZARD Nine Known Deaths and Indication Pointing to Many as Yot Unknown Minneapolis Minn Oct 23A spe cial to the Times from Great Falls saysNine perished in the recent blizzard Five bodies have been recov rrcd anti It Is probable this Is not half the list The last body found was that of II Herald n sheep herder The ihcfp had eaten oft his beard clothing and part of his boots Beveral bands of nbecp without herders have been wandering in that country and point to unknown deaths IlrlK Oen Knmton BrlgGenn opnhewlyformed volunteer service lIen Funston will return to Kansas with the Kansas volunteers who will be mustered out October 28 He then will report at Washington for duty In the Philippines nefnued Their Aitent Cleveland O Oct 23Word that there will be no strike of telegraph operators on the Big Four railway hums been received by some of the operator In Cleveland A strike IH Impossible without the consent and cooperation of the affiliated organizations of trainmen and firemen The trainmen and firemen have positively refused their consent Cattle Show Kansas City Mo Oct 24A Here ford stock show with 630 entries begum at the stock yards yesterday and attracted SsTcral hundred visitors IoU of tbti states where cattle are raised are represented and all the big cattlegro1ng states from Ohio to Nevada have contributed Valuable pre mlums have been offered by the man Igcrotnt Money Order Hyiteni Wcshlngton0ct 24The annual report of the money order system of the post office1 department shows a total issue during tho year amounting to 224OJ880J an increase of 20301403 over last year Dentil of Former Governor Syracuse N V Oct 2 Forniei Ooy Hugh Henry of Connect lent died Sunday ut Mnnllua aged ts years Tho CourlorJournal denounces as fools all who favor free silver and an traitors all who oppose Imperial l1ryal1tlvorsporlaliBm and expansion how do tho friends of Bryan expect to advance lila interests by babel who Is tug po1ltlcalpartner of lull Hnldeman tho Free lross Thojnost stubborn cases of Bron chitis quickly succumb to Couesens Honey of Tar Prieo 26 and CO eta Bernard Drugstore h c II Hiilp Oo 11- If It was health wo p might let It cling it Is a cough One cold no sooner pisses off before another comes Its the same old cough all the time And Its the samel old story too There is first the cold then the cougb then pneu monia or consumption with the long tremb Ihing In the bal- anceAgels Cherry Pectoral loosens the of your cough The congestion of throat and lungs is removed all In flammation Is subdued tho parts are perfectly at rest tIme cough It has no diseased tissues on c which to hang Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster draws out Inflammation ot the lungs Advice Free nmember e tSve a 1fedteal Dtwrt meat it you ipUlntwbat vr and rt but inoUct1 161cc 3toDrl1 lbIVoW wrIte rcsly the a prompt rII wIthout eon AdUCs lilt J C I Lowell 3fsis w CITY FIGHT MADISONVILLE Straight Gotbd anduClUuru Ticket In the Reid Madtsonvillo has a Citizens Ticket composed of three Republl cans and throe soundmoney Demo crnts thnt IB grooming for a win- nIng race ngainst ticket that was recently exploited in that town rte citlzemumticketia composed of tile following gunUomeuf A7rL Reese C 11 late Dr R L BonoT Jno B Harvey Mike Clark and W H Jernlgan citytlckotof Ches Bradley an city marshal and hal Bradley as city attorney nppolntZackpopular and efficient Madl yearsauidhavereference to attorney Red Hill Notes tzlptoJohn Gibson of Nortonvillo was visiting aronl1l Rod Hili last week Mrs Mattie Clark of Pembroke visited relatives in this vicinity last weak Bob Hoflln paid Etirllngton n pleas ant visit last Saturday Several of our citizens attended tho circus at Hopkliisvllle yesterday lucy Shanks of Bremen Is holding a meeting at Oakhill church Rev W G Teaguo of Emplra preached a series of sermons at Rock Spring church last week Dick Arnold a lad of tho vicinity was seriously kicked by a one tiny last week M G Hicks and family made d pleasant visit to Hadisonville Satur tiny II10klfhadlast Wednesday night on the poUt cat Issues of tho day Jack Cavanaugh of Wyuns fell into a cistern last Friday and broke his left leg and Is now lu a critical condition being a very old man Henry McIntosh is very sick T Hainby and Clarence Price vls Ited in Nortouvllle Saturday Sam Qraco and family of tho neighborhood left Thursday for Itialin Mo whore they expect to make their future homo P If Knight of White Plains was In tills burg last Saturday Can any ono guess his business PnilKINH 1 Card of Thanks Wo desire to our deep ap predation of tho kindness of time friends who have so kindly bestowed upon us the many nice and useful presents Wo aro grateful to oacli and every one M WHKAT and WIFB Quito n number of the members of tho local lodge Ancient Order United Workmen are making arrangements to attend tho grand meeting of the Order nt tomorrow Quite a number of lodges of Ken tucky and Indiana will bo present to take In the proceedings and n grand time IB expected Rev GranvIlloW the new of tho M E Church South tat MadlsonvfUe preached nls first sermon last Sunday to a con grogatlon Ho mado a fine fmpros aba upon tho people If you gO to Madlsonvlllo next Thursday you will hear a great speech from one of Kentuckys great oat men General Taylor our next governor Bryan and Col E G So breo of Henderson tried the fish at Loch Mary yesterday morning early 4 but results urn not once Buck Shaver has accepted a posit tion with tho Empire Company and will leave a tow days to as- umne his MtlOI f r I tn j j OCfc Bee IAUt M MOORS Ddltor end Manager u S BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Pctloffice at Earllb lon at Second 1 4 is mailer SUBSCRIPTION RATES UIIVearllrlctllnadvAnre It oo J- OThrccMomhi1 2J Single Copies 3 copies mailed free on application Cirreipondents wanted In all parts of the curt Address ns for paillcnlars I THURSDAY OCTOBER 26 1899 TICKJITtl For Governor W S TAYLOU jorButler County i LioutonantOovoriior MARSHALL jForOf Louisville Secretary of State1 CAL18 1 CountyrS CLIFTONJPRATT 13 Of Hopkins County For Auditor RKV JOHN S SWEENEY 7 Of Bourbon County r For Treasurer WALTERR DAY Of Breathitt County For Superintendent of Public In JOHN IlURKE Of Campbell County t For Commissioner of A lculture CAIT J W lHROCKMOUlON- Ofv Fayotto County F Rpreselltativoi NONE of tho preachers have yot bccnrcported as converts to Goo holism I KKMEMIIKR time late of Election day Tuesday November 7 from fr 1 a m to 4 p in t GENERAl TAYLOU nt Madison vi11dnoxt Thursday nttcriioon NovbmberS at 2 oclock VOTB for Taylor and thus do J I your duty toward maintaining good work and good government IP yon want to give Qoebel a sure niill overwhelming defeat and no other sort will win vote for a clean ticket headed by a dean man Stamp it under th- or Log Cabin and quit JUDO PRATT continues to speak t i to very largo crowds wherever lie goes and to bo given a hearty re ception The Judges home pco ple aro proud of tho record ho is t making in this great campaign 4Gosuiu Co threaten to ruin of railroads and coal industries in Kentucky The wise man who is in any department of those industries 1 will vote against Goebol and time r whole ticket TIIK election of Goobel would cost tho in inert of Hopkins county I annuallyJn Vote for Taylor and good work I for Kentucky industries HKMUMIIKU General Taylors Into at Madisonvillo Thursday r November 2 at 2 oclock in time r afternoon Tho dato is changedIto time above day in t with the announcement of tho titato Central Committee A MANS friend would not rob him If Goobel were tho railroad 1 mans friend ho would not have deprived him of sacred ri hts of citizenship by the provisions of tho charter of cities of tho second class which Goobol himself framed TIJKSUAY November 7th is election day Time day that Wil limn Goobol is to be defeated if i i those who oppose him and his J methods arc careful to register1 their votes for Taylor and tho Ko publican ticket The polls open i at 7 a m and close at 11 in p i IF you dont like Goobel how can youvoto for Taylor antim irntt und tIme full Keptiblican ticket of clean able men and elect a legislature that will ho hostile to Goebol Time Bill must ho repealed and time Bill belie inust be defeated for United State Senator llAirHOAi mon of Kentucky are romonibcring that Goebol has robbed them of sacred rights as citizens by his charter tho Second class in 1Amcrican has disqualified them representative ofvLegislature down to common c MANY mon connected with coal and railroad industries in Ken tncky whoso business and rove t line and consequently personals tumid family openly threatened by thoGoohe move IbIoiChange time present busy pros porh conditions UKKY AVoonsoN National Joe ibel Democratic Committccmnn was reported in New York this vOutsidoJ Homo forces must bo taught and a helped by follows from over tho line Time Chicago Marching Club Mr Bailey of Texas Mr Stone of Missouri Mr Bryan of Nebraska and now time moneyed political bosses of Nowork- rMR BRYAN should have had fo use in his Kentucky speeches the following official statement of the mortgages filed and released in Nebraska from 1892 to 1808 Filed Released 180238817633 3IOI22- Tfl1893u4cOI318 2fl17874ri 1 894 01 C90OM 20438090 1895 25Z633I 22048917 1890 10474001 18213882 1897 16030721 222157M 1899 21803855 27498070 IF tho Goebel ticket wero elected and time McChord railroad bill enforced as Goobol Co threaten to do the miners of Hopkins county would lose in wages approximately 125000 a year because of business and railroad men would be pro portionately niFectcd Vote for Taylor and time Republican ticket and an industrial prosperity to tIme industries of Kentucky A LKTTRK has come to light and is printed facsimile in tho Louisville Evening lost which has been sent out to time liquor dealers of Kentucky from the headquarters of tho Ohio Brew ore Association to invoke tho hearty work of time liquor trade of Kentucky in Goobels behalf What desperate straits have the Goebel men come to that tho in fluence of a foreign association of beer brewers must bo brought to bear on Kcntuckians in behalf of the Goebel ticket GOKOKL leaders aro disheart ened and some arc conceding to close friends their hopelessness as to tho possible election of tIn man Election Bill licpublicans and antiGocbcl mon are gaining interest and strength anti confidence daily But they are not over confident That is to say every man will and must go to time polls and register his own vote against Goebel tutu forco and fraud and not on others to win time election Every vote counts Vote your own vote Joint T HODGE another member of time Goebel Democratic Campaign COlllmiHeo1has sent in his Young Stato chairman In an interview he says lam thoroughly dis gusted with time wholo crowd I want nothing moro to do with them no selfrespecting man could longer tolerate them I Thus Goobels friends and sup porters find him out and him ono by one Tho list o those who have publicly re nounccd and denounced him is along one JuDGE a man brhis past life not by his promises for time fu turc If there it anything in tho past life of William Goebel t recommend him to the support of Kentuckians who are not of flee seekers somebody should tel it quick And now time possibil ity of his ever being abfo to ful fill future political promises is growing almost as remote as tho chance for publication of any pastWhcroseeker stand when tho returns aro in AT tho beginning of 1890 there wore fully 50000 more freight cars in service on tho railroads of time country than a be fore And ono car huiJdmgcom- pany in America built 4OOOC new freight cars in tho first eight months of this year Tho railroad shops anti other builders of cars havo of course largely in creased this number But the business of tho country has so wonderfully increased that there is now a freight car famine throughout tho United States Possibly Mr Bryan and Mr Goe prospcrityhut WHAT would this country bo without railroads and other great Hopkimis t her railroads and tho immense coal industries that pay in wages within her borders 500000 an muumill Tho operation of tho McChord railroad bill to which Goobol is pledged would reduce by onefourth or 125000 tho wages paid Hopkins county coal miners and atlect railroad men ii proportion Tho whole county is interested in time welfare of tho miner and tho railroad man Vote for Taylor and tho ifopumlii can ticket and prevent disturb ance of the present prosperous conditions KKPUIIUOAN harmony is everywhere to bo found Governor Bradley has made tho strongest possible for umniti and tho Goobchtcs all prophesied tho Governor would bo silent At Owcnsboro hosaidIVote for Bill Taylor and tho crowd wont wild Goo D Todd tho Louis illa leader of ono of time Ilc publican factions in that city with all those who stood with tho Hambrick committee following Governor Bradloys first speech announced that ho ands imoy would givo Taylor a united nUll would put out no opposition city ticket And now in Louisville as in tho Stato timed Republicans stand as ono man nd all will Vote to rotiro Mr v politicallQtivoHst n District iou George W Jolly is s Crnwerfulto stand together Ho speaks athEarlington on tho night of Noo- mmmber 1st All of time loajiorsr re in line all time rank re in line It only remains uow The Best is the Cheapest Experience teaches that good clothes wea longest good foodgives best nutrition ancl a good medicine that cures disease is naturally the best and cheapest Hoods Sarsaparilla is time besfmedi- cine money can buy because it cures wIzen all others fail Poor Hoalthlitd poor health for years pains in shoulders block And hips frith constant headache nervousness and no appetite Used Hoods Sarsaparilla gained strength And can work hard all day and Sleep welt J look it because it helped my husband io ohom GiffelsMoose SaItJaaJ1A lloodi Mill ear liver lilt the nonIrritating an- dLfttC totkwWLhFirirftis for each individual to bo sure that his vote is registered aiul for time election ollicers and time inspectors and challengcra to see that time votes aro properly polled and counted Then time defeat of Qoebel is certain THE Hopkins County Election eomnllotedtheirolliccrs for tho county and tho full list is published for tho first time clsowhoro in these columns It is to tho credit of tho members tImeyimavetor by recognizing the Hopubli can party in time appointment of prccinctpointmcnts are permitted to stand and tlio Board in tho ca pacity of returning board after tho election acts with equal fair ness in tIme counting of tho hal lot they will deserve tho appro bation of every good citizen for their fairness There havo Lcen Borne instances where the board thoseItIme Republicans of the pro cinct for which tho appointment was and to this extent tho Democratic members of time board tho censure of Ilo of those precincts But nppointmentshavo factory and time Board has acted fairly as TIIK BEE predicted it would sonic three weeks ago But tIme fight is not won yet and it will not bo over until time result of tho election is announced llo member that tho powers of Joe unlimitedfchammgeitsbut it has tho power By their action tho members of this coun ty board will stand or fall in tho public esteem and wo believe as AVO said before that thoy will therotAnd let man who is out of 1sympnthy with Gocbelism and forco and fraud go to the polls and cast his vote for Taylor and time full Republican ticket JUDGE PRATT AT CYNTHIANA Spoke to n Large Crowd in Dem ocratic County STANDING ROOM AT A PREMIUM Oynthiana Ky Oct 23lIarrison county although normally Democratic by about 1000 ma jority showed her disapproval JudgePrattfor Attorney General ono of tho lar sue has over speakbigally packed to tho doors On tho first floor not only was every seat occupied but extra chairs were placed in front and scores of men stood in tho aisles about stairwayleadingcondition existed in tho gallery jamthatwithin time opera house where they could hear With tho exception of time splendid audience which greeted General Taylor when ho was hero Judge Pratts was the most enthusiastic that has over nssoin hell in Oynthiana Time oiitliu siasm of Judge Pratts audience see ncd contagious and when he finished his speech all present joined in one tremendous cheer Judge Pratt was beseigcd by time crowds who wished to shake hands with him dmiugliter gueststhisJno B Atkinson Mr Hanson is a director in tho St Bernard Coal Company Ho has been ill for two days DOWN IN THE MINES WnKocarnorfl appear satisfied with dollars worth ono hundred cents each At tho recent mooting of tho Illinois Stato Federation of Labor a ilver plank to their platform was proposed hut deliberately rejected Time St Itcrnard mine barn nt South Diamond to bo rebuilt at onco time having already heon or ered A moetlllgof tho Oakhlll minors Saturdayightwolghman tho present one wo aro old being unsatisfactory Jones of thoSobroo Coal ompany informs us that after this oatli ho will most likely unless n OW contract is mado sever his con nection with said company Mr ommos naturally of tim- eecord made tho mlno force since 118 first association with thorn tho utlult ofcont now beIng about tiree r times ns much as nt that tlmo and tho prices rocoivpU much higher Secretary Tlatt and William Wal tOll of the Harnsloy Coal Company made a business trip Inst weekA oto for Gocbcl menus n vote against corporations of all kindBaud If you are employed lit or around a coal mine remember you work for a company and you should resent an attack on it when tho direct result will be a out In wages If Goobol has his way Richard Salmon who was so fav orably spoken of as candidate for railroad commissioner in this dis trict was over to hear Yerkes at wrntnwaySecretary Anderson of the Mon trlpSouthcompanys interests In timt conJ mar kets 1IllntSnnlDiamond mine suffered there last week on account of scarcity of coal cars What is the trouble at time Mon arch mine was tho query of many largelotside Somo said It was an accident but when tho faitsworomado known It was found that a lack of ears caused the stop A lendIng coal operator from the Indian Territory was hero mitt week and questioned as to the con dition of labor in time West salt that before tho present minors trouble which was brought about by labor agitators sent titers peace and liar mony prevailed and miners worked and wages were bettor than over before A scarcity of coal cars at nil limo o1l1plnlntIntof reduced production Au improvement in tho coko mak ing process will wo understand soon bo added to time coke works hero whereby tho capacity of tho ovens will bo greatly Increased Win Thomas who now mines coal in tho northern part of Indiana Hupklns Inst week and reports coal business in that state good Hon J W Yorkes of Eastern Kentucky was tho guest of Presi dent Atkinson of thin St Bernard wlokIseveral of tho mlnosand was pleased with tho magnitude of tho coal hams IIIUHH nS IIU found hero also spoke words of praise for the contented condition of miners hero and the good wages received by thom Did tho miners cvor Slop ami think of what little value to them or tho owner of tho coal fields of Hopkins county this field would have been without a railroad and yet there are politicians who if thoy had tho UnllroncllTho Tradowalor Coal Company of Sturgis Ky wants about fifty minors so hero is another result of tho increased demand for coal from Western Kentucky In Missouri mining machines aro used in ojily one mine in tho State Thoro Is a total of 121 mines which give employment to GI2 mon Thos Wagner has now joined the mining forco at Itnrnsley Now It is said that a matrimonial boo buzzeth around the head of John M Hogan of Hecla At Galesburg Ill last week it was not possible to get a pound of coal of hnsIa n of aifalrs prevailed Tho city is threatened with a coal famine Marquette Mich Oct 12 Simon CllImplonIrontho first to tho eighth level and was Mngulroformerlynow of tho mining lstrlctofSonorn- Old Mexico that his two mining partners Ramsey and Miller prospecting III torn tory overrun by Yanui Indians were overpowered and burned at tho stakeA oral advance in tho prico of coal has gone into effect among tho mines on tho Kanawha and Michi gan railroad side of tho Kanawlm river West Virginia rite now scale raises tho price of coal an av erage of about 22 13 per cent For instance lump coal at tho mines Is now to bo fllO where formerly it was 75 cents Tho cost of a ton of steam coal delivered will ho flGO run of mine delivered at fl40 Tho prico of time same coal was formerly 75 cents it is now JlOO Run of mine line Increased from IXI cents to 120 mumimiesiiihelp and wages have boon advanced all along time hino- LOCOMOTIVE IILASTS Supervisor Sullivan dont beliovo in fraud so ho is now doing his ut termost to heat Goebol who was nominated through fraud at the Music Hall convention At n mooting of tho board of dl rectors of tho Nashville Dccatur Railroad hold in Nashville on Wed nesday of last week the lease of time road for 099 years to tho Louisville fe Nashville was ratifIed There never was such activity ho foro as this timers has boon in tho car building Industry of tho risthe- Baby Thrive If not something must be + wrong with its food If the- mothers milk doesnt nour ish it she needs SCOTTS i EMULSION It supplies the elemcnts of fat required for the baby If baby is not nourished by its artificial food then it requires Scotts Emulsion Half a teaspoonful three or four times a day in its bottle will have the desired effect It seems to have a magical effect upon babies fiftycentbottle of our statements Should M taken In summer as well as winter drIJggimSC01T YOlk II Vrijv United States Rut there is now a umotwithistammdtmipthere in service at tho beginning of 1899 than a year that ono con corn alone built since tho first tttho year about as mutiny more The night office has been reopened at Mannfngton with Mrs Cook JIB operator For the sake of humanity n moro earnest ollort should bo made by county and city olllclals to enforce thin law against jumping on and oil traimis wliuo In 1I10t on Four darkles who were found In a car loaded with merchandise last week were arrested hero by Marshal Coylo but as there was no positive proof that thoy broke tiio seal thoy were turned looso An order was placed for steel earS of n now form Hat cars tho other day titus clinching tho success oh tho steol car Tho order camo from nllllIchlglnCentrnl presllmedthnttimber Tho fact was revealed last Friday night that section foreman Deorlng of Mortons is not blulfed by ono whoso supposed intention was a holdnil and robbery Mr Enriiumgtorm1mm mail when at n point just south of tho Arnold switch crossing an un known mini stopped out in tho road directly In front of his horse appar tnklngholthis revolver and ordered aim to got out of tho road which tho follow lid when ho saw that his intended victim waspropared to give him a warm reception and as ho aside vnmmtnnythilmmg Thoro is ono famine which Mr Bryan and other people who are bo neglectetl car famldo Tho railroads whoso activity Is a better barometer of bus iness conditions than perhaps any other class dour great en terprises arc sniferlng from n short ago of cars with which to transact tho Immense business of tho coun try dcsplto tho fact that thoy greatly Increased their rolling stock the vast year in tho expectation of an in crease In rue growth railroad business Is illustrated by time single fact that tho eastbound lonnagofrom Chicago for four weeks of September In IKK was 4011121 against 25i80fl In tho prosperous year 1892 A wreck on the St Louis division last week caused considerable damn and delay to trains The pulling out of a drnwhead on an engine which dropped down on tho track caused tho trouble Hero is what tho Henderson Journal says of the wreck Alexnnclor both about43 and Ohlen Farnsworth 10 years hind a narrow escape from lentil thrco miles this of Mt Vernon Iud near a place culled Cabrou They had bent their way to Mt Vernon during tho da and vonI on their back riding on tin trucks of a freight train when amine cident to tho air brakes tin train suddenly anti ditched several cars including tho Olio under which tho boys were riding youmnFenwick 1 i wore buried under the wreckage from 130 to 0 p in Tho younger boy win not hurt and only n few scratches anti bruises but Jesse Ivy suffered dislocation both arms and was otherwise badly cui and bruised Robert Fenwlck went to Howoll and received his brother from the trainmen and accompanied him and Farnsworth and Wilson homo Wil son escaped with n low minor scratches Ivy was brought to Kvansvillo for surgical treatment sent to St Marys Hospital and his brother James S Ivy notified lilt parents being lend injuries aro painful but will not permanently him PERSONAL Joseph K L Mothorshcad accom panied Roscoe M Wheat to Nebo Mrs Vat Rash of Henderson win time guest of the family of Mr Jaw II Rash a fow days this week Mrs Elmer Orr and daughters vie ited relatives in Henderson last week Mrs Julia McGrath and son Deg lau visited relatives In Nashville last week Edwin J Phillips loft last week for Colorado whore ho expects to spend time whiter Mr and Mrs John Salmon of II sloy attended services at tho Chris URn church hero Sunday Mrs Y Q Walker and daughter Gladys Saturday and Sunday with friends Evansville- ICal Martin Suudayod with brother T C Martin at Ilcnxlerson Miss Alice Miller returned Friday from a visit to friends In Lexington Mr William McCarloy and wlfo visited relatives in Morganfleld this Week Miss Winnie Rreslln of Hopkins vlllo visited the Misses Wlialon last week II01JkJnslIIe I a few days last week Mr J 11 Dean and wlfo spent ono tiny last week with friends the Pond River country K R Rourland spout Saturday and Sunday with friends at Miss Lizzie Hull was in Madison vlllo Monday shopping Dr P R Davis Messrs T R Young Willam McCarloy A J Stokes and others went to Madison vlllo Monday to hear Sweeney and HowardDr W Long spout last Sunday with his parents In i1adi otiViih Miss Paulino Davls Is visiting hqr aunt Mrs Allen Jorgonson in Pa dncnliThos 13 Flnloy of Madlsonvlllo was hero on business Tuesday Mr Will Mitchell mado n business trip to Madisonvlllo Tuesday Mr Nolllo Umstead antI wife ro turned homojitinday from a visit to friends in Nashville George Ifoosorhasheon on the sick list for 80v rnl days htoplciniiloJno C Atkinson of Henderson was horo Monday Rob Stinohaugh has returned from a hunting trip to Christian County Hp reports game plentiful as well as hlckorynnts etc Col Jo F Foard has returned from Nashvillo whore ho line boon OmuiiimsImmss Miss Ballb Fount wont to Nah villo Friday MruJno T Sarnott is reported muphbpttor lira W 0 and Miss Franklo Stokes were In MRtlisonylllo Monday L Twenty Years Proof Tutts LiverPills keep the bow etsnnaturaImotionaiidcleanse the system ofall impurities An absolute cure for sickheadaclie dyspepsia sour stomach con stipation and kindred diseases Cant do without them R P Smith Chilesburg Va writes I dont knowhow I could do without them L have had Liver disease for over twenty years Am now entirely cured Tutts Liver Pills Church Directory- M E CHURCH W C Wilson pastor Services first and third Sun days nt 11 n in anti nt 780 in ovemmingSmimuhnyschiool CHHISTIAN Ciiunoit I H Tool Services second nnd fourth Sundays at 11 no in and 7fKi in Sundayschool 030 Prayer meet- Ing Wednesday evenings at 730 M 1C CHUHOH SOUTH R M Wheat pastor Services first amid Third Sundays at 11 n in nut 730 1 in Sundayschool at 030 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings nt 730 MlSHIOKAltY BAPTIST OHUKOH n S Edwards Pastor Services see SlInclnyauclSuucln Prayer meeting Monday evenings nt 730 oclock CATHOMO Onunait Rev A M Council pastor First Mass Sunday morning at 7 oclock Mass 1130 oclock Afternoon service nt 280 every Sunday OKNEHAI UAPTIBT Ciiunoir William Chllders pastor Services every third Sunday at II oclock a m and at 730 p m Y r S O EIrnyer mooting every Sunday evening at 000 DIGEST YOUR FOOD b7ISons und eoe Into your blood and then you are liable to almn t any dluaMtha human nyctem is heir to UM Dr CarUledta Cenna Liver Iowder and wateli the malts You will feet the pood etYectsaltertakisouedoas Give It a and be coaTlnced Price ye Or Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam CurM Your Cough Jutthe Mcdlotnt for Children for aU tuy St JJernard Drug Store Timo batUellhl1l Kentucky will have nextTncRdnyThopleted It Is expected that she will exceed tho Kcnrsargos speed on tier olllclal trial two weeks For nil fresh cuts or wounds in either time human subjects or in nnl male ns a dressing Snow Liniment I excellont while for sores on working horses especially If slow to heal or suppurating its healing qualities aro unequaled 25 nnd We Drugstore ExOov John Youug Brown slip pod nnd fell at Icltch old Monday night and sprained his left knee lie is suffering great pain but declares tho accident will in no way interfere with his political cnnvnss anti that ho will fill all speaking ongagomonts AUIe Pblfer Onward Tenn writes I have known Dr U A Simmons Llrer Medicine years It It a rood medicine It cures Crampi In Stomach sod Torpid Liver I believe It ll a touch better mcaiclne than Ztlltni and flack DraufhtThe United Stntes Supreme Court hM granted leave to to tile n of Injunction against Texas prohibiting time enforcement of tho trade embargo In connection with the roxas yellow over quarantine Iwish to express thanks to time manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy for having put on time market such n wondorfol medicine says W W Massing of Beaumont Texas There are thousands of mothers whoso children have been saved from attacks of dysentery and chol era infantum who 1I1US nlso feel thnnkful It la for sale by St Ben nard Drugstore Enrllngton non T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles rime Federal grand Jury at Nnsh vlllo line indicted twentysix die tillers for violation of tho rovouiio laws In failing to keep coin pleto reconthe of apples purchiasod nlll brandy produced It Saved Her Life Miss Mamlo Smith Mlddlesboro Ky writes My little sister hind tho Croup very bin I gave her several doses of FoIoyH Honey nnd Tar mill sho was Instantly relieved It saved her life Campbell Co HennonrKy sniik In Green River near Jlm town Tho crew hind to jump ovor board Dizziness loss of appetite nausea nnd flatulency are nil with dyspesia or indigestion llorblno will givo Priced els St Bernard Drugstore Max Jounto shot and fatally wounded Arch Murley nt Burkes vile An old grudge was time cause lEe line been captured to know that when sufYOUoucht from nny kidney trouble that n safe sure remedy Is Fo loyrt Cure Guaranteed or money refunded Campbell Co Seventeen barrels of moonshine wero captured nt Tompklnsvillo It Is to havo boon time property of George Wllburn who was Whites Cream Vormlfugo III n highly valuable proparatIoncapRjlo from promptitude of actiono- fcleanimmgtho system In a few hours of overy worm 20 ctn St- nornord Drugstore Nleh Stone an Itnlihn fruit dealer shot whom ho hurgecl with tappingImi till nt MIddloBboro Dr M A Slmmon Liver Medicine QuICken the Appetite Alili Dlfteillon give Tonic and Vlgot Io all the functiOnS and ortlfiei the IJTI tern agalnil lipldemle influences Spruce trees iii Mnlno are dlsap lIooEIOwnl1tspruce a years The IleallhReitorer and IltilthMalnHlncr Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Sirengtheni the tfeivel make you Plump n4 Comely and linrlclcs lbs comploilon with nituret cholcett colors v Pour prisoners nt Frankfort sawed out leaving a note saying they wantod to vote PiDppcpJgsetloa BtguiatMtKeLinf Priee25cto Sold byrSt Bernard Drug Store t i rr t J t I CLOTHING W 49 Time bulk of our Fall and Winter Clothing is on t49 our counters now amid wo nro ready for busi j 49 ness In fact tho early cool weather has caused 1JI 4tour customers to upon ua before wo aroM4iable to spread ourselves over our now ns wo intcm1d We hoped to have Imatl nil timimmge tarranged umicoly in IJIcnty of tmmno for omtniy P filrndo hut out Joss io kllU 1Qo sw imay 41 to buy NOW so wo have 1tmitM1oil 41 our coat rolled up our sleeves aUdi are now in ie st itnimtl at Wwith both feet anti both 4t hands for nil it is worth Como right along tJC1 ladies and gentlemen Wo are at your win J b 4immmnimtl wo are awfully anxious for you to tb 41 keep us hard at work pur Clothing Wraps 6 Dress Goods and Shoes aro now IOI to you t4aimtl we must say wo mire perfectly satisfied with 4i Wo never had a purchase wo wero as proud of Como in and partake Tho values j J 41 pricesbottom tJ4fl t4i tJ BISHOPS CD tJ MADI80NVILLB KY 4 YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT J 4iN B Miss Sallie Browning has jut returned lit L from time Vcst and has given our Dress Goods Jj Trimmings and General Dry Goods Stocks their J49 finishing touch j 41 tt i ai v V l YOUR SOLICITED ORDERS Who floes the Livery ousinefl o Ask your neighbors h Thoy nIl say I lull wo haul hotter loads fur j nish best teams and al 4 ways at the right price t open All Night Barnett Arnold 1- scJj fIIA adI dA a r l Io A dt 1 M ifIj Contractor and Builder tf t is YtAn IXPIHIINOC ti EARL11MBT01M KY r iri c- All tclasses of buildings creeled and iamb for i + ijarlals I Ijf rfJ1 1 PLANS DETAILS UPEC1lrlce rensommablo amid satisfaction i FIOATION8 A gnarnnteml J Iir13 DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO on till kinds building nnd special I TICS m Give mo n chance at your work IoJn i t errr9www w + V s4sqsess44ee seeesusmqstsm041 IGEOFiGE O TOY IrSnrrmorlo Iliac Davit ItLIVERY FE- EDSTABLE IUAt tho Old Stand Main street Just onI Q IClltof Depo- tKAKLINGTON + c KY I 1 FirstClass Equipment and PromphServicc J V Is4sb usssI C IS SSSe4Ss The matron of n well known Masonic Horne mentions one inmate seventy years of age who has been in time infirmary for tlirce years a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking itipans Tab ulcs about a year and n half and finds them so beneficial that he is J never without them He is willing that his name should be used in a testimonial as it might be of USQ in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution eightyfour years of nee has had liver trouble for many years and finds that RIPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of age the ether fortytwo bothsuffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and ncrv ousness They take the Tab lesnnd find them so useful that they always have a package In their pockets The matron also states I that she is fortyfive years oEage and at times suffers with indiges tion causing pain and paroxysms of bJlching nnd finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and imperfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonial WAKTTOA J fUdh JlhUurtRIriHS lllnolUii dt TfctT Unbk Mia uul rroLxnr ill OMIeutaaM Mid I auj 844 for 5 c Ml ro011 to 110 auvoaaesi ulie ii apsec mu sc hk 4 A BOON TO MANKIN- DIDRTABLERBUC KEYE PILE CURE A New Discovery for the Gertain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES wHERE tALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBtil BY MAit TesbENTs BOTTLES BO CENTS MSFIAaAfiSaWPfa 3KJ tttOtn J Vj r i- J I C1rii d 11t 3eel a MJI oiibustru Itif Hfyrloc = 7 LOCAL NEWS lie miro to luiar One Taylor at I JIiillsoivvlloNovi Tlio llltickforil anti Dlxou railway I IH huliiff rapidly pushed to comple tion Tho youtiKltullcR of Earllnrrtpn ard I WalklllgOIuh r aillcH Magazine Club mot at I MM K A Ghntttmfl honio last Sat unlay hlll111edtlngIIIHniulay Nov n Julio n number of KnrllugUm j ple have visited the Pond lilvor IInt8I in search of lilckorynuts which nroI plentiful Dnvltl llarnotl In night railroad caller nt In place of David Cowull who resigned on account of hIli health itlIon Juliii W Yorkus tho dlfl tJ Itepuhlluan orator of i Danville Ky Mr John It J AtkhiHon lust week j 1r7 J M Ohtlmin tho carriage man J ufacturer Is thinking enlarging bin plant and niliUng n conimlcrahlo IItr1I10UUt of miicblnery j Jttmcoc M Wheat and wife have routed rounnt with tile fninlly of f Conductor A T Colo on Railroad Htrtet mill have goon to housekeep f ing l It Kltler I Jr Vol left Monday for Cnnlrtvlllo Davhwa county Jiu Is to coiuliict a Hitrhm of revival mcetlngH In thc Christian church at that place f The Hinallpoxikt UawHon Is very inlltl mill the physician have the wises nudor No alarm is being ft U by the CltizeIlMJt Mr Howard Whit Ml Friday tnornlng for ivtwo weeks visit to relative and friends In and about J Philadelphia lie will be back In Ilitio to vote for Taylor At the Knmlay mourning service at- ctho Christian church last tiumlny 2Un Bam Ingrnin was received Into A till church Mr Walter Wright was t 1 received nt evening service l Unite n number of l00l hero Wont to MadlHunvillu Momlnyt to SOt the play The South- iiehre till War They were highly ploawtl with the lItlrlnllllnOlltI r Tin first quarterly conference of tlio KartlnKtnnNelx charge MB Church South for this cunforoncoI will niuol In the M 4 South nt thin place Hoc Jiftl anti ItlIMu srn AV K Ilourland anil J W A IIuitKon have formed a t for the practice of law at Dlxon time cItaylrnrnILtyrid fur KvCongrt 8Rinan M WHownrdIof to a ItonddzcdI audience at Mndlsonvllle aflernoun In behalf of the 1opullHt tlclot He Isnn IntoruHtlng speaker I mill nindi n good xpeueb for party Messra Thomas E Flnley 11111I K 8 Crumbnkcr spoke to n audlonco It Nobo KrI day night in behalf of the Jtepubll fcjin State ticket They both mimadoL good speeches which were ve ved KotPUrand Lodge The Grand Lodge of Kentucky Knights of J is In session nt I hllllor olI this week Many dole gates nro present nnd are having an 1Illtcrolltlllg time Win Vnnlson Jr o Is n delegate improvements The old store room of W C Mc Lnod on Knlltimd street has been torn tlown Work will be begun nt wiifw on the new twostory building that is lo take HH place Tho now building when completed will bo ono of tho haiulsoinost in Kanlngton Fought on a Train Last Monday ovenlng JURt before the 0l N train loft Owoueboro Itob Jenkins of Dunmor nUll Davo Ingory of llovlor had n light and tInthe mixup Gregory wan Stabbed Iho loft sldo near heart and It to wound IB a dangerous and pob ralily fatal ono was placed JJolh woro drinking ut j limo of tho dilUcuUy FJ 1Dtible Tragedy at PaducahI U Last Tuesday night nt 11 oclock l Murray llllhnrt n vldoly known 11111I Hlelan nnd momberof one of tho most prominent families in Western Ken tucky fatally shot Mrs Jane lieU III u nnd thou shot himself la time head dying Instantly No ci UHO Is known Tho wonmnrt bus iff Ii bund was killed about n year ago in nmtarre over her Gilbert nerved c as a member of tIm Kirst Kentucky Regiment Hand during the late vart f CBNBBAL TAYLOK Will Close the Campaign nt His Home Ion W S Taylor canvass for governor ntllorgantwlII In his native county of Butler onINovember 0 tiny before t election Thodemonstratlon by lilt homo is expected to eclipse oven that fttToinpklimvlllo ler they which place is ifonrost to homo that ho linn mado during tho catiipnlgnt with even the best soap which needs hard muscular rub bing to make things Gold D Dust does all that t soap does and saves time and much I 4tor ftee bokItDoI4 Ral c for Housework TflB N KTAIRBANK J CMttfa SI4x h NroVork Bwlts P e 4 HON JNO W YERKES Strong Speech to Picked House at rindlsonvllle speechesdeliveredcampaign was tim one delivered by lion John AV Yerkes of Danville at Madlsonvlllo last Friday Ho spoke to a crowded behalf of tho Republican State ticket Tlio distinguished speaker promptly 011 time and was Introduced O J Waddlll who mado n nice short speech of introduction Mr into Ills sub- Ject at once anti it was evident from beginning that ho was thorough ly master tho Rittintloi speech was Ireo from tho ordinary campaign abuse anti dealt sively the ImunB now confront people of Kentucky It was full of common sense nlul logic from first to last Ills was well ro ceived and ho was frequently litter rupted with enthusiastic outbursts of o Especially did his un answerable comparison of time Demo cratic anti State lulinln fatratlonsmet with a hearty welcome Ills comparison was based on facts WllIlIllIlIslllltnhlernkull tho greatest speeches over delivered in lonkhirt county Mr Yorkes cnino to Karllngton after tho speech and remained tho guest of Jim B Atkinson until Saturday afternoon Wonderful Discovery LUNHKOKD AbA April 15 1898 Saw SiKNOKit MKDIOINK Co Dear Slr 5 Lhavo been with Jjlver nntl stomach complaint SCllorl1hOllthcine from four different doctors anti they failed to dome any good I got yourNubimunlars worth of It and U did me iiioro good than nil time medicine I ovqr took limo gained timfrtvhiVo poiiuiulfl in weight and my health is very good I can sleep soundly and appetite la excellent I can Nubian Tea to tho world as being a OodBend to any community Any otto who doubts thhtstatoinonlcun wrlto to- OSlJAH HAKKU Sold by St Bernard Drug tor Christian Endeavor Last Sunday evening at tho Curls iati Kndoavor meeting Miss Alice Miller who has returned from ollAnJtodIIIostlng talk on the lesson limo sub oct for time ovenlng was Jonah a topic Miss Irglo Rule wee tho leader This was one of tho most Interesting meetings of thoycar time singing was Improved time imoir having been doing tfomo faith ful practice of late I 10 r meeting will bo hold In M 13 Church Sunday even Topic Giving a Measure of Txvo MIsA Ashby will bo ime leader During time winter of 1897 Mr Jas Heed ono of tho lending citizens and iniirchantR of Clay Clay Co W Va truck Ills legagalnsta cake of ice In severelyItpained him go bndl that ho could not Walk without time aid of crutches Ho Was treated hr physicians also used several kinds of llnimunt nUll two anti a half gallons of whiskey In bathing It hint nothing gate until ho began using CliamberlalnB Ialn Halm This brought almost a euro III a weeks time and boliovcK that lint ho not used this remedy his leg would have had to 0 amputated Ialn Halm Is uno qUlled for 1 bruises nllli thou matlsm l or ado by thoSt Her doorgoCing Georgia Cotton Convention OcorgiaState VednosdnyJcommittee in of tho conven ion has received a telegram stat- Ing that tim lion Joint Barrett ox rompkitisattendance D rompkllls Is to garded OH ono of time most expert cotton mill men In the and Mr llarrctt wilt talk upon tho de mand for cotton goods in Asia and tho East Red Hot from the dun Was tho ball that hit 0 U Stoat man of Newark Mich In time Civil War It caused horrible Ulcers that yunrslhullhim Curbs Cuts Bruises Hums Dolls Felons Corns Skin Erup tions Host Pile euro on earth 2Txs byStA Horrible Death Mr A W Moonoy postmaster at Dlxon Webster coufty a nighthYdr01hobll dog Tho wound was cauterized nod healed up had Mf Moohey felt sale About two weeks ago unfortun bydropimohiiaommo vulsionswlion ho attempted to adrink of water All available moans wore used for his relief all to no avail and ho steadily grew worse until death of Buf toning on Wednesday night Ho was no of AVobstor countys most popular citizens Wliattf in a name Everything when you como to got Hoods Sarsaparilla you got he host money can buy Sweeney Speaks MarIonCountyillonco at e Monllayln behalf of tho Democratic ticket headed by John Young Brown Ho made n telling speech or tho ticket He was time candidate for chairman of the Louisville conven thou KUUutfAMA CUBAN RELIEF cures f CoUc Tootbieba Sour Stoxiuch und Summer Complivlnu Price 25 Onto Sold by St Dornard Drug Store I- 1i 7 L Housework isHardEnough clean rubbing COMPANY troubled rec- Ollllllellllllnnters ffvvlaCTaialnutKi r The South of Today tn order to present to tho world zI full of time of today Manufacturers Record ot Iialiimorm will shortly Isano a special Supple prokregfuture The contributions to this Is BUO Include many of the mos 1I0tollmen of tho South men win for years have led In Its upbuilding and who will deal broadlj with time foundation of rn BonrcoB on wiich Southern develop ment rests We believe that this will bo the most Import nut publication over Issued in tho In terest of tho Souths material ad vancement The chin will be to cover as briefly but as comprohonslvoly possible the most tolling facts re garding what has hen accomplished what tho prospect for tho future Is In order time busy man mn RrIRIthewholo lIubect without undigested mass ofunlntorestlngnrtlclesIhiA bo sent to every subscriber to tho Manufactur ore Hocord and in addition to this nPrroclntlng mircnasod 10000 which will ho mailed to loading business men manufacturers and capitalists time North amid West A copy will also be sent to batik and banker In- thoSouthlnnd to trinity in other sec Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot roach portion of tho oar There Is only 0110 way to cure deafness and that is constitu tional remedies Deafness is caused by mi Iiiflniiicil condition of tho mu coils lining of tho Kustnchian Tube When this tuba Is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear ing and Ymon It Is r Deafness Is the result and unless tim InilammallOii can bo taken out and this tube restored to its nor mal condition hearing will be de stroyed forever nine asos out of tout are caused by Catarrh which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition of time mucous surfaces Wo will glvo ono Hundred Dollars for nllY case of Deafness caused b I hyHnUsculars rfroo F J A CO Toledo O Bold Druggists 7C- cHalls Family Pills are tho host Bradley at Owensboro HonW O Bradley Kentuckys eloquent chief executive spoke behalf of tho Republican State ticket at Uwonsboro last Monday A very largo qrowd was to hoar him speak nnd there was unbounded en thusiasm lie evidently made votes for time ticket Republi cans are in high gleo and say time wenkouIlIg city by a handsome majority Brave lien Fall Victims to stomach liver and kid ney troubles as well as women and all feel time results in loss of appetite poisons in tho blood backache nervousness headache and tired listless rundown feeling nut theres no need to feel like that Listen to 3mY Gardner Idaville Iml Ho says Electric Utters are Just time thing for a moan when he Is all run down and dont care whether he lives or dies It did more to glvo nppetllothannow tint anything neil havo n now I lease on life Only CO cents at St Iternard Drugstore Every bottle guaranteed Grand Entertainment There will bo a grand entertain mont given by time local at time Tabernacle at Madlsonville Friday evening October 27 rIme entertain mont Is under tho management of the ladles of the different which fact alone is a guarantee of Its maclungedTimiselaborate homo talent affair over in Madlsonvillo General ad mission 25o Children under 14 ICc Doors open at 7 oclock Entertain ment will begIn promptly at 8 oclock Notice To whom It may concern Wo T It Jones and N II Jones heretofore doing business under tho firm name of tho Madisonvillo Car riage will continue out partnership und business of manu repair of vehicles etc multi sell buggies of our own manu facture as heretofore but hereafter pnrtnorshlllwlllboJonon Company instead of tho Maillsonvlllo Carriage Com pany Wo will do honest work and treat our customers with fairness Your patronage Is solicited October 10 180- 0Brakeman Hurt DrakomanEmberton was thrown from a car in tho L N yard at Hopklnsvillo Saturday and was quite painfully hurt He will be to resume work for some tlmo His homo Is In MadfBonvlllo and lie has only been braking n few Weeks It nay Save Your Life A dose or two of Foloys Honey and Tar will prevent an attack of pneu monia grip or ser cold if taken In time Cures coughs colds croup l1grlppe iionnsouiess tltlloult breath lug cough IncIpient con asthma or bronchitis Gives positive relief in advanced stages of consumption asthma or CaumtpbolhCo Attention ExConfederates HopklilsCOllntrConfollornto tIme bity hail Mntlusomtvhilo Saturday November 4th at 10 oclock a m BusinesS of Importance Is to be transacted Each and overy com ratio Is earnestly requested to answer to rollcall promptly at tho aforesaid time nail place L D IIooiuniSMiTii Com J F HBAFKIt SOC Tennessee Conference Tho Tennessee Conference of tlio ME Church South which met at Columbia refit closed last Tues Much Important business was attended to Bishop Charles B Galloway of Mississippi presided over time body- Working Night and Day Time busiest anti mightiest little thing that over was mado Dr piliIsthat changes weakness Into strength brnlntagIntor25c box Sold by St iruggist pamimuumdredlive steers In Septemnbersinco 18iltwould seem producer and not tho beef trust Is gottlllg the homieSt Qf the prevailing high prlcesSt Louis To Sllmuliu t Slucflih Liver Btnlih Bllloai nati Dliperje DrtpepiUV Prevent Sick end Nervous HeaJicbo tao Dr M A Simmon LlTMMedidm 1i l l A Tribute of Love Tread softly speak gently but cheerily as you enter the home otr Walton and Carrie Wright for tho Death Angel has ontorel there and wafted aWn on his wings their dar ling baby Francis babys nwnytlook up do voted mother fond father your treasure hns gained that fair and bright beyond whore all IB Joy anti love Would that I could oiler ono word of consolation to tho dear grand mother who has always boon so faithful and loving not for tho precious blueeyed little omioti I tender bud that will bloom In heaven wluemitus look beyond whore only weak mortality dwells to where tho angels and redeemed will eternally live and love anti worship Him who dooth nil timings A FKIKNP Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hlnson of Hinton Ala writes us August 12 1898 I advise nil mothers to their children Planters Nubian Tea when they arc or fretful I keep this medicineCuny house and when tho children are ailing Iglvo them n doso and that is tho lust of it Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Money In a Tree Alfred Northup a farmer living south of town cutting down trees on Ills farm chopped into n packago of national and greenbacks Time notes wore issued m 1801 by tho Evansvlllo National flank and the Massachusetts Nation al Batik The greenbacks aro series of 1802 antI bear compound interest at 0 per cent notes are of denominations ranging from 5 td 10 Northup has advertised his timid hilt no claimant tins appeared Tho amount of the find Is not known but mortgages amounting to over lQO on his farm have been paidoltWnrronsbuirg Mo Special to Republic Millions Given Away It Is certainly gratifying to the public to know of ono concern In tho are not afraid to bo goIter ous to time needxnnll suffering Time proprietors New Ihs covory for Consumption Coughs and Colds have given over ten million trial bottles of this great II1l111011l0nnd havo the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands hopeless cases Asthma Bronchitis Hoarseness nnd nil dis eases of tho Throat Chest tumid Lungs lira absolutely cured by It Call on St rugglRt anti got n free trial bottle Regular size roc and fl Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded Stave mil at Dickson DIcksonTennOcti2 TheStnud anti Oil stave mill and cooperage plant In course of erection hero dur ng past four mouths will operation tomorrow ami will give employment to seventyfive labor ers AlllmmenRo amount of timber is on the ground and tho machinery driven by two powerful engines convert time timber from itsraw state Into oil barrels HAS NATURE WAnNED YOU Nature herself clad la the early carbi ul tprin blossoms forth trees and flower causIng the chord to vibrato to this tin mottdollebtfuiof all springtime and bow do Typhoi4Feveru It Is su ni sickilessi avoid this aOlhlllll1CallDr CarUtedta German Liver 1owiUr Tale one dose a day at bed time for six daysj then follow by procnriuir a bouts of Yucatan Chill Tonic Iollowinr the directions undafier two week coarse of tbeve two great remedies you springPreparewhen the atmosphere full germs if sceuarr your system warns yon repeat the above These Remedies lo tDa tedaoUbr St Bernard Drug Store Found Guilty Claude Wadlington who killed W Parks Wilson nt Jracoy January 0 1808 was tried last week at yenrsIninent parties and tho case huts attracted wldo attention Tho case was warmly contested some of the hnlngbeonI A Limn Mans Testimony- I have obtained excellent results from tho nso of Foloys Kidney Cure It relieved my backacho and severe pains over tho hips It toned up my system nnd gave mo now vim and I regard it as an honest and reliable remedy for all Kidney ills eases It makes no false claims but does what it says when given a fair trial I certainly recommend WM JNt Road Limn O Campbell 0- Baptist Appointment novoU SIsk will preach nt the Baptist church on Saturday night be fore time second Sunday III November All members arc requested to attend as they will wIll a pastor for tho on suing yearJOHN It KVANB ROUT W WOOD Tlio name of William Goobel flies spoilsimummtiuugKentucky It reasonable to sup pose that each of their editors a piece of plo in somo shape slnco they nro almost unanimous in time suspicion that tho Journals which support Oov Brown been subsidized A drunken inan is apt to think that everybody ho meets is lust as drunk as ho IH Louisville Post To Clean Straw tints manybelook like now Fill a pall half fun of warm similea tablospoonful of Gold Dust Washing Powder mako tho right kind of suds and whiten tho straw Immerse tho straw moving it up antI down until every fiber is wot then lift it from time water it upon a board or ta ble and brush it with a stiff brush thoroughly After all tho soil is re moved rinse In clean warm watpr lot it drip for n few moments then 1letwoel11pressupside down ironing on wrong II do to make it stiller Mr Epliriam David Sayre Presi dent of the Kentucky Bankers AS C promIllent I State died at Lexington Sunday after a short illness of acute trouble He was seventynine years of ago To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lots All druggists refund money if it falls to cure genuine huts L L B Q on each tablet rHobert Jones a uncut of May field committed stiioldo Into Sunday afternoon by time uso of morphine Ho had been on a prolonged spree and had mado previous attempts to end lila life The Banner Pile Cure Is Banner Salvo It gives Imme diate relief anti will soon eiTect a cure dCcT Campbell de Co MR BRYAN FORGOT To Tell Kentucky People of the Increase In Currency Since 1896 forgotten audiences that time currency of time country iiiuretiBiMi from iouoiiM 000 at tho date of his nomination to 1018703180 on October 1 18U9 It eumiinunrassingfor that time currency could not increase without the free coinage of silver to admit that It had increased thirty per cent in three years Hero aro olllclal figures MONKV Itf ClItOUtiATION IN U S July 11800 date of Bryans noun ination 10X1434000 McKlnleYRInnugurnt MolCinicysfirstMarch 1 1801 end of McKlnloys second year October 1 1800 1048703180 Admiral Dowey lies not called olf dinners receptions nnd brass band dress parades any too soon Ho did not look when ho first arrived grownthiliuuicrlived a simple modest life like Ad mimi Dewey plainwholcsomo food ton hours sleep uiiu iiiuiuy 111 ozone for time Inst three years cnn not bo suddenly transported into time mad dening crowd fireworks late sup- fers and without fool tho haul effects of time change It Admiral Do wants to live to en- Joy his beautiful Washington homo tho homage of his grateful countrymen ho will take a long Best way to Invest 25 Cents ANTIOO Miss July 1 1808 NKW SiRNOBit MKDIOINI Co I want to ton Oll what I think of your Nubian Ten I have used It myself and in my family anti it Is all that you claim It Is tho best Liver Medicine lover used It is just tho thing to tnko if you feel bad LUll are bilious A B LANOABTEU Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Sundays Services There will bo no services nt tho- M K Church South Sunday morn wll1llrcnehHUlldlYLove for time Everybody Invited to attend tho I A TIMELY HINT- on uliouU tit wise and see that your blood U rich nod pure and onr whole system put In a perfectly healthy condition by tho use of Dr German LIver Powder Then you will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds and tbe grip Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Is tbe best medicine money can buy For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Price 2Bo end SOo Bottle For sale br St Bernard Drug Store ChuicagoMrabout tho situation in Kentucky limit said ho thought McLeans chances In Ohio were good It would seem from this that Bryan learned some thing to his advantage while In Ken tucky and now yIsimes that he hind quarrelimi yollow nounces live cases and says there are doubtless others Ho recommends tho depopulation of tho town Jackson Miss reports five now eases and Key West llfteeen cases and ono death A Short Sad Story- A Cold Neglect Pneumonia Grief Und Foleys Honey and Tar boon used this story would havo had a happier ending 2Cc until 50c Cutup Co Fine Work For fine watch work clock work and jewelry lumuniiK call uii W 0 InspectorEanlimugton work warranted Mrs Jane Ilendorsonof Fruit Hill died in Nashville last Friday night while undergoing an operation for tumor of thekldney She was fifty four years old anil had been sick for a year or moro Nature can only feed tho ilamo of life with tho eaten which IK di gested HKUIUNK will reinvigorate a weak stomach and so Improve di gestion as to insuro tho natural bloom of health Price roc St Bernard Drugstore MoKInloy wont got tho voto of n single tramp next year nro tired of finding themselves up against n waiting job every time they tutu around lIIch HI cord Henry Koehler 6 Company Want several carloads of Cuoion I WALNUT Loos Will pity highest cash nrlco They also buy PoriAU anti IlAiimvoon LUMHKK mixed cars Write them Louisville Ky J C Monaghan IT S Consul nt Chemnitz Germany says American Shoo Manufacturers could soil shoos to 5000000 or 0000000 Germans If they mado tho proper elfort Thousands of time most stubborn antI distressing cases of piles Iwo boon mired by Tablors Pile Oint ment It never fails to cure Price 50 cts in bottles tubes 75 cts St Bernard Drugstore Roy J L Price the borland Presbyterian minister of Providence lias moved with his family to Las Vegas N1r to reside Money to patontgood idea mnrby secured by our PATKNT llKoonn Baltimore Md Two blast furnaces each with a ca of 700 tons dally are to bo built at Rankln Pa opposite Homo stead by tho Carnegie Company Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine las greatly benefited others sad Ifreaionibly certain to do you good Try him Mr Bryan thought Johnny Mc Lean unfit to bo a candidate for Vice President Jut Booms to think any old thing suitable for Governor of Ohio antI wo are inclined to think Mr Bryan may bo right as to Ohio although ideas as to what Ken Lucky wants for Governor aro very erroneousBRONCHITIS Bronchitis generally begins with a common cold if notcured becomes dangerous and thousands dlo from Dr John W remedyr DLBU11sCOUCH Will promptly cure Bronchitis Doou sic and pleasant to take Doctors- TNOUUKu4 it lnlcc S ta At all druggists Itr Thatt WHI y indications I The 1 out the Icnowl edge of its Tic i BO common toI nj I I advanced In years find themselves In tho tolls of catarrh Mr and Mrs Collum of Olddlnps Tcs found help In Perunif Mr Collutns letter follows Ferttna Mctiitine Co Columbus O DEAR SinsI think your Poruna is tIme best medicine I over tried for ca tarrh I have tried all tho catarrh medicines that I could hear of and none ntno and Manulln and wo one about well I am 70 years old and my wife is Cfl When wo commenced to take your medicines wo wore not able to see after our work but now she can tend to her work and I see after my form Van can use this publicly If you wa- ntfoAl Collum Olddlngs Tax A full hue of ladies wraps and u full line of moils shoes at rock Jottorn prices may bo found at the St Bernard General Store They will take plensvre in showing them to yotI EUGENE FIELDS POEMSA BOOK WGOING PEOPLE dlSrtrar11 frequenthy jloSSlIIilon IItHvcrybtxlyhmaiinhittlo catnrrhtbatmonyeusy pnshIglmtuttentionI III yoursI 3iOen Fiee lo each person Inter ested In subscribing to umeni the eoevrV3 Subscribe say amount desired Subscriptions as low as lt00 will en Hilt donor to this dMa ily artltllc volume The Dook ef theFIOLD FLOWIR8 Century handsome 8 x n II a Ir Illustrated by certifies of scbscrip Ihirtylwo lion to fund Book coo Greatesttains a selection of Artists mostIand Is ready for del Dut for tbe noble contribution of the worlds greatest arlltls this book could not have been manufactured for less than f700 The Fund created Is di vided equally between the family of fbe late Eugene field and the Fund building of a monument to the memoryof the blove4 poet of childhood Address Eugene Field Monument Souvenir Fund 180 Monroe St Chicago Also at flock Stores If you also wish to send postage enclose inc Mention TIIK ties as adv Is Inserted as our contribution I GRDVES t U TASTELESS tHILLTEINIC ISJS ASCOOD FORADULT8 WARRANTED PRICE EOcts NovJG1SiIParilentIetnOiWo old laal lllfumc hoWe anilOV EH TJSrfKLKs8 1 and bart bouBbttbree irou alretdy thu year In all osrex pcrlcncc of K the drug hart never on artIcle that gave such universal ciLia tactluu aj yanr Tonic Yours truly ABXirCiBBiCO t Wild Animals I Sacred Donkeys Venetian Gondolas Til Oily OUt In Aairki Jeffries nnd Pilzsimmons of Nations Automobile or Electric Carriages 01 lblUl War Sni tai BillUlVfl Too Busy For Politics InQarrard Hows politics til anrrord is naked us when away from home Our is that tho people of this good old county are so wrappellup in getting another anti water botherIngthoirsalaries from the Commonwealth thisisof the matter Of course thoro are some who are tearing their hair but they are chronic enthusiasts and imearlog should and will bo elected Tho hum of Industry is fast drowning out time screaking voice of tho politician ltnllll people have awakened to the fact that no matter which party is in power they will have to from early morn till candlo light to earn money with which to purchase nec essaries of life Central Record Lancaster Car Famine Still On There seems to bo no abatement In tho car famine that is prevailing over the uuuru It is worse than it lias been known before in 20 years In places laborers been thrown out of employment on account of the manufacturing plants not being able to secure cars to ship tho output Louis ville line suffered to some extent also In time famine although tho railroads have used special oldelvOrll to sup the trade Time condition is n critical ono Souid idea of tIme general shortage may bo gained from time statement that one system a lute which Is represented In Louisville was short 3600 cars ono day last week but Us reports show that Louisville was not behind Louisville C H McQary and Charles Webb I attended tne Grand Lodge Knights ofPytiuua nt Ilemidenson thuus week F Websters1 International Dictionary 8n wtllri lion iJ Itrewrr- Juttlrv r X hccpirnio Con rI r BUY 9 1 r 1 1u LHtaitclnril es State RitpetlnteniUntl if Coiige AN Kodak use our lightproof film I tWOICO weigu UUI OUOCCS wuere piisi tf I pounds and ran be loaded In G C Mcrrlam ColMass ul ll liern J I ttylet use either plates or films 0 Do not be deceIved In 500 to0 buying mall socalled 0 Webster Dlctlon rlt All uitbcntla 0I 0 of Weblfr In the radon Hut CO0tue roe cone at Down la wDII wDII i Rochester N Y v A NTRl1V PrnRllnnt rumoIta ft lumrltsl tivr Vklta to BMtor any B Mannfactnrero High Grade Rpalr Work I Specially Ky wish to state to the I that owing to the de mand for now work us well as all classes of work I have pro cured tho of a Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work to fit and give satisfaction e MORE 1 Arabs i and the at all Hours With Bands of Music Will fake Each Day ACTS ON THE KIDNEYSLIVEPAND THE D sPELS FErOVERCOMESpO AB PERMANENTltITS fCrAl E THC GENUINE MAHTO b- YLIIRNAffGSYRVPC romasuevaeesscomruaaosetswtnLKodaks do plateholders glass piacsnttiet1RllovtirIntlTg k1IollteallOlor tv8ImuewlUoutlllullbfr cartridge WuSpecinieapeiti apjHlcatloiito daylight Seven pnlamgtmeld CAUTION Kodaks 3300 IntemlllonAllllrUonEASTMAN KODAK CaMZrwufrrtalI L0000ZUlemuI PARKErra IWADIMLLCnshmier HOPKINS COUNTY few and general public repair services firstclass shoemaker from Algerians Streets Parades away KY Captal 50000 Transacts n general banking busi ness nod invites tho account of time citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has tho finest antI most secure vault in this section of Kentucky a sketch and descriptIon may 1 onrnll our opinIon tree an Invention I probably patentable ommunic tloniilrtctlirronailentlal Handbook on Itcuulent freft oldest ecurlnaiiaienK 1atcnta taken tiirnuah ft Co roculr tptttal notice without charge In the lllnitratM weekly Inn t dr dilation of any ictentltlo Innrnal Torini M A year i tour months 11 Hold byaU TiewpttcmUm mUNN CO3G1Drod y flew Yrit Drench Office 0 V 8U Wublu ts w The Very B v 1tW VARIOUS FREE I 1 GOOD HUMOR AND FROLICi MUSIC MORE FUN and JOY I tl IDAYl The Enormous Success cl list Fair Mil bo exceeded Fun Frcllc and Good Humor will prevail the whole wick The i1 1Shows will be Moral and Inttructlveand yet there will be Fun Galore The Following arc somo ol the Attractions c M Hagcnback Fight- Congress Cincometagraph proportionately tfttaMttgalThe THOS guaranteed MORE Persians Egyptians on Place I GENTLY rEANsES EFFECTUALLY withcumber tiff ucavyiragii IOdConllnclldec1 tIetta1erscioisProlL OTtj YOUNG Boots Shoes Earl1ngto MORE SYSTEM MADISONVILLE Stock Scientific ftmericanAba- ndiomelr Warmest YOttttcC ATTRACTIONS Streets of CairoJ Darkness and Dawn Moulin Rouge Turkish Theatre Gay Paree Gypsy Camp Crystal Maze Riding Camels Electra Indian Village High Diving Etc Etc liumitbU Olber Allrictliii 11 Daring BieYcleRi1errom a Tower 110 Feet High Into the Water Zada in his Three Great Acts The Streets Will be Ablaze With Thousands of Electric and Gas Lights Tho Electric Decorations at the Street Intersections and the Other Decorations ol the Streets and Stores Will bo Sonulhlntf o14- S Wonderful and BcautilultHALF FARE on ALL RAILROADS and STEAMBOATS SPECIAL LOWER RATES ON SPECIAL DAYS 4 Iand f be given to the Commltteeand they will throw them Into the river or turn them over to our guests Last all others and tho record will be the same this year Comeahhi You will be well taken care cl t DyoRDLRorTHCOMMITTEE jl Sae3a tfiSk9lFW j 1ii0u t 1 0 r It i BRADLEYS APPEAL i i Powerful Call for United Effort Against if GocbIis- mVICTORY y t IS IN VIEW George Todd and the Hambrick Com VVrnitkc In Unto HARMONY NOW ALL ALOHG THE LINE 1 Loulsvlllo Icy Oct JJTiih1i110 time for dissension among lie puliltcnnn It matter not whether wrnn B imvo been Inflicted or In juries rccoivml Ho who in such nn would pnriulo hin personal grievance is not worthy tho nnnio of man As Oov Bradley uttered those words tonight with all tho omplmsls of his vigorous personality a mighty throng which applauded lustily Tho mooting tho sneaker his speech go to make up tim most tolling feature of tho cam palgnon tho Republican side That Governors notion utterances woro carefully considered nnd de liberately prepared his manner loft no doubt Goebol and his friends have been counting on two things They ox peeled Republican feuds dis affection to cut down tho normal vote of tho They rolled on tho new election machinery the Ooobol lawto do tho rest Jirtftlloy Is tho leader of Kentucky Republi cans tho political llhodcrlck Dim of tho COUllties which aro tho Republican strongholds Demo crats expected that lie tako either no part or ono perfunctory IIII thejcampaign They were sure he would never throw himself into thoI contest with his whole power of leadership for Republican success Rut ho has lone it There have been t differences among Republicans Tho blast has been on born lenders bugle horn It means thou sands of votes Tho merits of the IterubhicanVof their existence has had until now a very serious bearing on the cam paign Tonight Gov Bradley served no that so far ns is concerned personal relations cut no endanger lug figure His was elabor i a ate It contained no uncertain note I It will go from ono end of tho State I to the other It will bo tho inspira j tion to Kentucky Republicans every whoro to line up in part As long as that election law re- t I mains upon the statute hooks It is a 1 menace to human liberty Men are I nothing Today they are tomorrow they are not Rut tho principles I thoy represent will live ns long as I liberty has n home Republicanism i n friend Indeed at such a time I ns this party ties should ho thrown gnllantDOlllocrntll standard of John Young Brown the Populists and tho Prohibitionists have all denounced tho measure To thorn I would say Como over and help us- Lot ns nil stand together he saul nnd give Taylor anti tho whole 1 thatIlI Lt us repeal the law continued tho Governor III his most impressive manner emphasizing tho great issue which threatens free institutions and after this is accomplished let ilKI fovernmOllt other points upon which differences ishnllcounted for It Is useless to discuss quoHtioiiH IIpOIi which a fair ballot may not bo had In conclusion tho 00ornoTI1I11I1ed- Ollt tho Way to tho elfeclfvo on tho great overshadowing issue Ho laid down a principle of union of strength may an important hearing on result Vote for no candidate for thin Log iKlaturo who is not in favor of re C pealing the Goobel law lo said C III Certain events loading up to tho l1rndloyforholism Increases its significance There have boon very recent confer lendingHopllbllcanR munication with each other previ ously for months In the foreshad owing of a crisis in tho SUxto personal animosities have been burled A common purpose line led to a thorough understanding tomako common cause Tho new hnrmonv is not feigned It insures what until now been somewhat in donbt tho polling of tho Republican vote Tho spirit is mani festing itself plainly Loulsvlllo Ky Oct roThomovement for Republican harmony which was publicly Inaugurated bv Gov nndle s speech at tho frllitBJC1In todavI Todd said null I think all of tho Ham theyconlrolTaylorThuro Republican organi zations In Tho Goebol people have been counting on the adllrorencohendedbycommittee ExMavor Is probably tho most Influential repro lllrtyI10f thoHepuhllcanwork to obtain aslargo a Republican vote as possible in Louisville Gov Bradley remained in the city ndJllstmellt I Uepnhllcnnpnrlmost satisfactory manner A fair ness like that for which tho Governor so vigorously appealed Tit tho has manifested Tonight It seems practically certain publican State ticket but that local differ ences over tho municipal ticket will bo buried correspondence of the OI SAVED BY HER ESCORT A Rejected Lover Attempts to Kill the Object of His Affections Chattanooga Tenn Oct 22Av- oting mnti named TK t P llnrfAril i clerk in tho general ofllco of tho jouthorn Express Company while luiforlng from mental aberration oday about noon attempted to shoot Miss Evil a well known oung woman of tills city as sue vas roturnlngtrom church Tho as was made on n crowded street iVlth a pistol nnd but for time prompt ictIon of time young womans escort liurford would have killed her Its stated that Burford had become nfatuated with Miss Melton and hat shin had rejected his offer of narriage NO STRIKE THIS WEEK Big Four Employes Have Not Been Ordered to Quit Work Indianapolis Ind Oct 2ln vestigation has established the fact nmonghoduringhestrike lies been ordered Of the various orders that appointed com mittees to wait upon General Mali nger Sehaff to present their grlov UlceR and obtain concessions in the matter of wages tho firemen called irst and as they say their demands yore refused for reason that an ndvanco had boon granted time en iiicCrs which carried with it an In crease III their wages also In tho election hold last week at quosmul II favor of tho proposition It is reliably reported that Great iritaln has placed orders III this untry for 01X10000 pounds of aimed beef 11 Ring out the old Ring In tho new RIng out tile false Ring In the true We bring to you the new and true from the pIney forests of Norway r DR BELLS Natures most natural remedy Improved by aPlcasantPcrmancn4PoslUvoCurt of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are exhila rated the mkrobebearlng mucus Is cut out f thicause of that tickling Is removed and the theroIsSOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottle Only 25o SOo and 100 Sixes srYOU GETIany muni equal to JJr Dells lloeTnr I ancrlpllllWilIlllClODlbllandtJOl48 Uoney ItRtTeeqatckandcenuaorntrrllrf Itmalr Dr Bills PiniTarHoMjf neoJc 100ptl1ltlODioUlli l40 4 UetcnUe edacab la zaflVflttflaflAVa n awwww ANEWDEPARTURE A Radical Chango In Marketing Methods as Applied to Sewing MachinesnAn under which you can a easier terms and better vlllue in the the world famous white Sewing Machine obtaini ever before offered HowI1VVc fromfactory4 tunlty you cannot anbril to pass You know the White you know andhsfulljOMIO fWORMS PineTarHoney ItWHITESa Fw 20 Years Has Led all Worm Remedies P y nVGrGXsores ixzr F BALLARD St Louis4 j- r l THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON V FOURTH QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES OCT 29 Test of tho LronIo 11t1t1t und ctxrl Memory Vfrmcm I m oxxvl Text iu rxxvl Commentary Pre pared by the Ilev rt M Stearin Copyright ISM by D M Stearns I suppose the sate Jonrneylnes of Ezra and his company In tho lesson of last week suggested these songs of deliver ance as n suitable topic before entering upon the study of Nehcmlah but why these two psnlms the committee probably know As they nil speak of Him how ever we shall hare n profitable racditn tlon Spitrfjpon In his Treasury of Ua rid Biissrats the following division a Ill Ixxxv In verses 14 the poet slnit a tho Lords former mercies end begs hit to remember Ills people from 07 he pleads the cause of aQIIcted Israel and then having listened to the sacred oracle in verse 8 he publishes joyfully the tid- Ings of future good 013 Praise to God is always comely anti we read in Nch xII 40 In tho days of David and Asaph of old there were chief of the singers and songs of praise and thanksgiving unto Iniand lend the peoples praises for when Korah and tho others were swallowed up the children of Korah died not Num xnl 11 14 There is on earth a land end a pee plo which above all other lands and pee pie are specially tho Lords He calls them His peculiar people n holy people unto Himself a people near unto Him the dearly beloved of Ills soul and many other endearing nnmeaDcut vii 0 xsvi 18 Ps cxlvlll M Jcr xII 7 As to the 1land it is called the holy land the Lords land a delightsome land Immnnucls land etc Zech It 12 lbs Ix 3 Mai III 12 Isa vlll 8 They were naturally taw stiff necked laden with Iniquity re bullions lying Deut vII 7 Er xxxIII 3 G Isa I 4 TXT 0 but Ho redeemed goodlanddcrs nor remembered Ills mercies they despised the pleasant land antI believed not Ills word so that many a time He saved them for Ills names sake and re enemylsdeem them from nil lands blot out all their sins and make them a righteous na tion forever MIl vII 10 20 Zcph Ill 10 20 Meantime Ho will accept every penitent sinner who cornea to hint nnd will for Jcsns sake blot out nil their sins and make them righteous In Ills sight John vi 3Y II Cor v 21 57 Then shall Israel say when He shall have redeemed them Thine nugcr is turned away and thon comfortedst me Uchold God Is my salvation Isa xII 1 j 2 Salvation U of the Lord Jonah II 0 in its beginning development and consummation See this In time words Turn us revive us show us verses 4 G 7 We would never turn to Him It Ho did- not draw us by Ills Spirit It Is all iii mercy and Ills salvation verse 7 which we receive as Ills gift anti gratefully on joy so that wo may well rejoice in Him saying I will greatly rejoice In the Lord my soul shall be joyful In my God Isa lxi 10 ITch III 18 8 If we will listen only to the voice of God we shall have naught hut pence for He is the God of peace and the Son of God Is the prince of peace Hcb xIII 20 Isa Ir 0 All Ills thoughts to ills peo pie are thoughts of peace for lIe is our peace and any one whose imagination is peaceJerIt is all because of Ills righteousness which we by faith receive Isa xxxII 17 glttInwhich passeth all understanding depends upon our allowing nothing to conic between Him and us casting every nnd anxiety upon Him Phil iv 0 7 II wo know Him who Is our peace we arc bound to make the good news known to all people Luke II 10 14 013 The writer has lils heart upon what he calls our laud verses 0 12 for It is fo that land and to the holy city that all nations are yet to go up from 10rberepeace heaven and earth met In Him who wns and Is true God antI true man There lie shall yet reign as ICing of Israel and as King of kings and Lord of lords anc then when God has blessed Ills people and Ills land Ills saving health will be known among all nations Ps Ixvli The zealof the Lord of Hosts will do It These are not Davids thoughts but Gods thoughts for he said Tho spirit of the Lord speaks by men nnd Ills word was in my tongue II Sam xxlll 2 The Lord Himself has said that He will not rest till Israels redemption Is manifest before all nations and lIe calls upon Ills people to give Him no rest till lIe It Isa lxll1 07Ps curl Mivny a time dW the Lord de liver Ills people frofn their oppressors In the days of the Judcas when He raised up nnd used such men ns Othnlel Gideon Jcphthah Samson and Samuel After the time of David He delivered them from Babylon and soon now will lIe deliver them from nil the nations among which they are scattered and their pros perity nnd source of blessing to nil na tions after their restoration is fully described in such passages as lea TXXV 10 Jer xxxII 4142 xxIII 60 Ezek xxxvll 2128 All these things will lIe do to them and fur them not for their sakeS but for lite own names sake 2 8 It Is becoming iu us not only to consider how great things lIe hath done for us hUt also to talk of nil Ills won drous works I Sam xII 24 Ps cv 2 for If we do not tell how great things He has done for us Merit v 10 Is It not to say tho least very ungrateful Israel shall yet say one to the other Praise the Lord proclaim Ills name declare HU do- Ings among the people make mention that Ills name Is exalted Isa xli 4 every saint should bo continually dong this 4 What lIe purposes to do He wishes as to ask Him to do It may seem strange but it Is Ills way See Kick xxxvi 37 Isa lxII 1 0 7 It Is Ills pleasure that wo should desire Him to do that whlcli Ho proposes to do nnd If we do not tie it cqrnestly where Is the fellowship with Hun which Is our privilege And yet Indifference to Him and Ills affairs Is a common characteristic of so many who bear Ills name 5 0 There Is no end of weeping here but there will bu no end of joy in His kingdom All our sorrow shall be turned Into joy John xvi 20 Weeping may endure for n night but joy cometh In the morning Ps xxx th The ClirUtlnn Man Life A Christian mans life is laid in tho of thno to n pattern which ho docs ot eoo but God docs and his heart Is shuttlo On ono side of tho loom is BOrrow nnd on tho other is joy nnd tho shuttle struck alternately by each flies back nnd forth carrying tho thread which Is white or black ns tho pattern needs And in tho end when God shall lift up tho finished garment anti nil its hanging lines shall glance out it will then appear that tho deep nnd dark colors wore ns needful to beauty ns tho bright and high colors Henry Ward Beecher Over relent Work Enthusiasm over present work not ver future Accomplishments means duyInot n finality for special performances ut for daily use It covers lIfo as it is nd as it comes according to divlno ap pointment Presbyterian cURLS WHIKt All list tAIL Do t UseInCONSUMPTION t 4 1 1s1 1 t11111 ft 1l 1 mthI 1 dil I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY iMiners and Shippers of INOORPORATEDICOKEI- IS General Office Earlington Kentucky inlriJAMES BIT1ch Offices iR LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House llroadwiiy Piulucali 11 Tennessee Kc t ckyV1i S H NEWBOLD Manager W Main Street Louisville Capt TL LEE Manager Corner nnd Streetsa IiKentucky Memphis TennaFORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind ritHUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto iiBuilding St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago III VI I THE FAMOUS NO9 COAL iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE ilused MARKET I BRUSHED 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNflCES I jj Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN J it ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One IJ ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as S one ton of the best Anthracite Coal g 11 ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY J 44I 1 tI 1 CHRISTIANENDEAVO Topic Vor the Wrrk Hrtclnnlnir Oct SO Comment by Her S II Doyle Toricthtlng a messes of loYlIort all 4141 A meeting to consider yatm tlc and proportionate thing This incident took place in tho tern plo It is tho familiar story of tho wid ows mites Jesus was watching tho people put their money in the treasury which consisted of brazen trumpet shaped chests into which voluntary werorgave liberally A poor widow gave two mites but it was nil her living for that day Men would have condemned her act as one lacking judgment bnt Christ commended tho poor widow nod do dared that sho had given moro than nil rCBtI that which led Christ to commend tho widows gift was tho fact that it was tho offering of a hnm- I blo heart full of love to God It was an expression of hor gratitude to God It was tho measure of her love antI in giving nil sho proved that sho loved God with all her being Lovo should be tho prompter of out gifts and tho mcas ore of them but alas it is not always so or if it is tho lovo of Jnnny must bo very small indeed This gift of love sets forth tho characteristics of trno giving to God- i 1 It was prompted by tim proper motivo lovo to God Lovo to God and for Ills cause in tho world should in spire nil our giving gIrtIwins was a ono was tho benefit of tho sacrifice fund of Gods temple a most worthy purpose to which to give Money given to win tho applause of men to attain social or loliticnl position is not approved of God or commended by Christ But if given for some noble and lofty purpose tho carrying forward of Gods work in tho world the relief of tho distressed nnd needy or the uplifting of mankind God is euro to approve tho gift and to bless and reward tho giver IL It was a self sacrificing gift It was n gift that cost something It was tho widows all and jKrrhaps ucccsul tated want and hunger for that day at least Tho valno of a gift in tho sight of God is not its literal worth but tho worth of tho ono who gave it What it will appear in tho sight of God will depend not upon how much wo give but upon how much wo have left God re gards not so much what wo give 03 what wo keep The greatness of tho gift depends upon what it costs to make it The rich gave snore than tho widow but they hod moro left than she Hence tho superior character of her gift This poor widows gift should inspire n3 to n more liberal and cheerful con secration of onr money to Christ If Christ thought it was right for hor to give so liberally Ho must think tho scum of us and if lie was willing to commend her Ho will bo willing to commend and bless us Bible Readings Gen xxviii JO33 Lev xxvII 3084 j Dout x 17 Hag ii 8 Math v 23 34 x 8 Mark x 1722 Luke vi 38 John xii 18 Acts xx 85 noiuxii 8 II Cor viii 113 j ix MB Phil IVr 1517 ChrUtff Servant How sweet tho service I How full of blessing to tho servant bringing him into closest relations with tho Master ho loves For it is his privilege to fol low Jesus nnd enjoy nIl tho bliss of His company In serving Christ wo are not na Is tho case with earthly servants to discharge our duty at n distance or out of tho sight of onr Master that wo are over to follow in tho steps of Jesus knowing Hid acts nnd with all onr deeds known to min Blissful indeed is tho present life of Christs servant superlatively blissful tho prospect of his future brought nearer by tho passing hours of each day Alas that BO many aro determined that thy will not have this Man to rule over them I Episcopal Recorder JaR It Rasii II O Itonrlaud amid 1 It Arnold attended a mimacting of 1CnlRhtafoJllplarcandidates iSv rf ELECTION OFFICERS Full List of Appointments For Hopkins Two Republicans Named in Each Precinct Following is tlio full nnd ollicial list of appointments for election hopkimis cepting in tho live Madisonvllo publislwt1 throughouttheolliccrs in each product the rule being to givo the Republicans clerk and one oi the judges The appointments as a rule arc sats factory being made from lists furnished by tho Republican au thorities of the county Hero is tho list now for tho first time published White Plains Precinct No 1 OlarJcjudgeRjOhrirles Johnson clerk- Nortonvillo Precinct No 2 Jlahmlhyjudges j It Y Crabtree clerk Mortons Gap Precinct No 3Walter Davis S A Franklin judges j II L Ferguson sheriff Dabnoy Bishop clerk St Charles Precinct No 4Joe Kennedy J II Fox judges Bon Gilliland clerk j 12 J Sisk sheriil Lake Earlington Precinct N- oru D Unwell and 11 W Wood judges II S Corey clerk Wil llama Bradley N E Earlingtoir Precinct No 0 IgleliartjudgesCarlisle sheriff Barnsloy Precinct No 7 judgesJO11j tlepnge sheriff E Hanson Precinct No 11 AslmbyjudgosBemiflrako j sheriffWest Hanson Precinct No 12 Boenyjiulgesj Buck Madison Oakwall Precinct No 180 0 MnjorsbDan Demoss judges i clerk Lou Blue sheriff North Nebo Precinct No 14i W S Rutherford Ezekiel Town send judges Milton Dnrham I clerk j Joe Allender sheriff South Npbo Precinct No IGroe Ilobgood and Lawrence Kod gelS judges J J King clerk PIt Roberts sheriff Dalton Precinct No InIe J iuilgcsSj sheriff Silent Run Precinct No 17 ngjiitlgesj J Montgomery Charleston Precinct No 18T G Olmppoll B L Franklin judges Eli clerk B F n sheriff Dawson Precinct No 19Il II Gross and J E Hayes judges j J B Rico clerk Lin Brushears sheriff Precinct No 21JQ B GnrneftandM J1 Ward judges jI II John HarlaJidjClork j George Jlus sel sheriff Manitou Precinct No 2JR R Graham amid Frank Barton judges j Dr W F Koll clerk Charles Danielsheriff Riclilnnd Precinct No 24 John Moung and fllmrtua Wright judges W B Cox clerk I George A Finloy sheriff BIG ENTERPRISE UreatTie Elevator Will Probably be Built at Louisa Louisa Ky Oct 23One of the largest crosstie companies in time United States wants to erect a tie elevator at this place with riverton cars conI pay valioyfrontyear They wnut a free site for fivo years A suitable place has boon optioned by Mr J F Ratelilf and subscriptions enough cnn ho in Louisa tho construc Jjeginilllll1eIUatcly scriptions have already been made but tho amount is still short Died In Great Agony Owonsboro Ky Oct 23 lhiJpotthislast night Sho had boon sick nnd Dr Harris hind ordered that a tablespoonful of castor oil bo given her Mrs Dunk Williams her mother mode n mistake nUll gave time same amount of carbolic acid She suffered for live hours and parchedMrs ed over the mistake which caused hor daughters death tlearln News R E Williams tiled Monday morn ing after n lingering illness His re mains wore to moat in the Rock Springs cemetery Monday afternoon Mr John Rlackfordwlfe anti child havo returned from a visit in Ar kansasMr James Blackwell wife and daughter havo returned from MIs- souri whoro they llRvebool1 vIsIting relatives Wheat sowing Is Just about over a vory good crop having been sown Wo have had some nice rains the past week which filled up time ponds Bomo and laid tho dust and did n great many other good things llio remains ofa man named Wells who had boom burled ten years wore comoteryInsttho hair and bones lie was clean shaven when ho died butwhen removed his beard was three Inches In length Several Democrats say that if partyiiihim because lie is speaking for lee bel U No IIoo Rooms to get a good Joke pn Hero Cash or some ono ovary now antI then Moan ANON The Slinkesnoaro Club met at Dr ChattonH residence Tuesday night ThomoptinK was an Interosting nit well as profitable one govornor General Tnrlor1ContuckYjJ next Novembers Dont tall to hear him Mr Moscow Croft of this n8VUloTuo V tur E010t d iIiens perIainhiilee ALvIursp U rhntion KT Mr Tliomnn Osbiirn who hiss been sick Is up again Elgle Garrett Is on tiiesickiist Mr lat Mines in visiting in Nash vlllo this week Mr John Hnclilox of Ix ul villo is with us Sam Eaves was at Ht Clmrlos Tuesday nttondlng the funeral of lila brotherMiss Mattlo Alexander of Madl Honvlllo Visited friondH hero last weekThere wnro n good many of tho ICarllngton who wont to Pond Itivor last week shapeforTho revival at tho A M E Klon Church clotted Sunday night the 22nd nut novo T A Itrown his farewell sermon to a largo congregation In tion of tho valuable service of tlio Doctor tho following mianmed persons ptesented in behalf of the church a nlco coat anti vest 0 O Alexander Chairman Lottie Gate humphreywoodsoim Todd J IiItoggoH Eugene Moore John Morton Retry ArrihyMortont D L Tcaguo spent several days hhYHburgtimErtl0U whoso fingers are skilled In moro than ono way DUtrlct Cduc tlon l flatting I Dec lat and 2nd Earllnglon will be honored tho prooonco of pcda gogueH from tho eight counties com CongresslonnlDistrict aiding tho movement A largo del egation IB expected Wo to- timank the for having agreed to entertain the teachers at 7D cents The following aro time committees in tho care of time association IB submitted nrrangCmentsUSB WmRfIlobrew Wmn i If II Garrett Miss Kiln Hawkins AIOB ogtesGeorgoBaileyCommimitico Ella Hawkins Ohalrman lliBsea Macy Earlo L H Rash Mary John lion Evnloo Ollutt Ophelia Bullock Anna R Hort Hattlo Osborn Lena BaIley and Beatrice Hawkins Mesdames Carrlo Alexander Mary Holland Frances BniloyLtzzio Garrott 8 Duncan Lizzie Lowery 8 Glom onts Messrs Jno Porter J P Prltchott Ettceno Moore George SlIIesJailhlnrgroves eorgo ftm Chum Kimi rues P Earlo Miss Mary Hill and Mrs A Hughes correspomudlolicmMrs Miss E B Hawkins smut U S Hayes Republican Speaking Dates Gen WS Taylor and lion John Burke Hndlsonville Ip m Friday NoV 8 Gov W 0 Bradley Louisville p pm Thursday Oct 10 MondlYiliLA8lilatull80 p In Monday Oct 30 JRev S2 Smith and rofjf Wood Princeton 730 m Monday Oct 80VV tOctPaducah 780 p mj Wednesday I Nov 1 i Frnnklln73Qp mi rhurimdayo NOV 2 Hendorson 780 pm Friday Nov 2 It D VVi + ZTflROUGH MSTIBUlfl iTRAfl6OAjDvita TtdlicAa 1JfrPlHIi PJffAIEM Aon1lfHANGsA tVAHVfltElND HASrtVltlCTfm I NASHVILLEV CHATTANOOGAAND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARSVBetween Nashville and Chattanooga Atlanta Augusta Jackson ville Knoxvlllo Atdievllio Vnnli Ington Raltlmoro Philadelphia l iNow York Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little RockVVV Texarkann Sherman Vnco Dallas nnd Fort Worth Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES IlATKS ETC Will bo cheerfully furnished 4 upon application to Ticket Agents or to t A J WKIXJII Division Passenger Agent MomphlM Teiin J II LATIMKII SouthcaHtorn Iasu eager Agent Atlanta InIB JMuiLANKVNortheastern lassVAgL Ml W Fourth Sroet Clncln inhtl Ohio RCCoWAHDlKWontern Passenger Agent Room IOu Railway hxVchango Building St Louis Mo RUIAKD F JIirL Nortlurn Pasn H migor ARJJ1trUoom 828 MarqmuittVHim I Id 111 J 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of tbe Illlnol Central Railroad la i 1I1S1lrandcttiu lawns and country on and adjictai to that line To bometeektri or those In search ol a farm Ibis iunlib reUabllololma Illoaconcrrnlnitlbe moil acceiilblo and proiper out portion of the South Jr copies can Ie Mad by appljloi lo iBe nearest ol ib undersigned Tickets n3 foil tnlormitloa at In rafvt In eatnection with tbe abort can be bad ol agents ol the Central and connection ibi 10 Hatch Dlr Pill Agini Cincinnati Jobl A Scott DIt Put Agt Mlophli P WB Hurrif DIY Pass Aginl Has Orletni A H llanion 6 PAW A Klllehd A 0 P A kChlcajt LslshllsV V4 If you Are Going North If You Are Going South If You Are Going East If You Are Going West rURCHAlt TICKCT VIA THe jgPti iI Louiiyiuc 4 NASHVILLe R RI e ADO BO OSCURQ The Maximum of Safety VV 1170 Maximum of Speedi J The Maximum of Comfort Tho Minimum of Rates 4 SAlct Time aM nil IiierjnfbrntIouwiUVbe cheerfully furoUlicd byV0 P ATMORC O K A Of 7iovtsvtLEJ1V W W ETHRIDGE AGENT JOB WORK Will receive 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