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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 9, 1899

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 9, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899110901_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 9, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. irissttssfff a "ny? W &&& ' :1 '& PJ - TENTH YAR Democrats who weio counted in theOoebel column. Very many of the hitter did not f:o to the polls at all and hope who lived ( f them, in the count rv, stayed at home. Not fo the vole. Tiiev r.tiiic in a bod.v and ifiinv urged u ineiidly word reminded him to votee.irly. Coniiured with the ote for Appelate Clerk in 1807, which was taken since these precincts were constituted as they now are, tho Kepublicau ticket received in Luke this year, 00 moio votes than it did then and in Northeast precinct 10JI more. Tho Brown vote hero was forty-one,compared with 1'almorand Buckncr vote of six in these two precincts in 1800. Tho Goobol leaders in Earlington figured that Republicans would carry the two precincts by 100. Tho majority for Taylor in tho two precincts was 2IJ0, with Robinson for Kopresontative running close with the ticket. Because of tho outrages threatened on tho Brown democrats at Louisville, which seem to have since been perpetrated, inany of democrats tho local Brown oponly declared during the hiBt few days that they would vote tho Republican ticket and give Goobol tho hardest lick at command. Somo of them did this hero and in tho county, but thoy still polled about 20 votes for Brown, while only 62 were cast in the county for I'almer and Buckner in 1800. I EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1899. -- THREE HUNDRED. . Hopkins County Gives a Pluralty. Republican n.t I ffifl Stories 1 of A BOER CAMP CAPTURED. After mi .trUIIrr? Dual the lier Cvmp llmt.r' lllll.Ner Latijunltli, m Cnpturrd. Disml I NO. 4B Continental British London, Nov. 0. A special dlsputcL LARGE REPUBLICAN VOTE CAST. 1 aster Arc Now Shown to Be False. 6EH.ViliTE IS STILL HOLDING Gain of Thirteen Hundred Pluralty Com' pared With 1896. THERE WERE 250 BROWN VOTES CAST HIS'DWII. Moirniflil Colon) & St. CHARLES. Ililey, and the Two Earl-Injjto- Precincts Show Great Gains. (Jrvull) llif llurm Into Cnpc iik In Amiktn llrltlkli IVnrn Tlinl Tlir lime of Uriel 11 11 1 rurcca I'liUrrrNtlniiiU'il Tlipy Will Hair lu (lip .llri-l- . -- 5? yv Uo)kiiiH county gave Tucstlny pluralty for Taylor and elect-- o Hun T. ltohitison, Republican for KoproHontntivo by 271 majority over W. I). Orr, tho Democrat ie nominee. K. Dempsoy, Democratic .1. 75 ., iininiiico for Railroad Commissioner, mailo somo gains over his ticket in Hopkins county, but the figures in his race tiro not at hand. According to tlio fullest and 4 must reliable returns obtainable . there were 2,000 votes cast for ,;j'a.lornnd 2,2J) for (toebel in the countj. In 1800 there wero ' 2,l7."i votes cast in Hopkins for li'Kiuley and :J, 157 for Hryun. VCoinp'irod with the 181MJ veto the '.."vl'H-tiiiiof Tuesday shows a gain in the ote in this count of 1,- &! in favor of tlio Hepublican 001 1 as An Immense welplit ioh liftrd from the public mind by a brief dispatch, published tills morning, by wlileh the lyinllncntnl stories of OIhIiirIit at l.udjHinllli uere proved to be false, nltliougli the dlp.iteh Itself reihi'd the igixlety of the more timid in another direction, as It Indicated Hint (Jen. White, instead of sitting tight and nctlng wholly on the defriitbe, n It Is held In manj quartern he ought to do, persists In lnnUtng sorties nnd risking another Nlcliol-son'- u Nek disaster. Genendh, how-ee- r, the cheery tone of the dispatch, shotting Hint there Is no imlet. nt (.ndsinllli nit regards the ability of the bilengtiercd garrison to hold IM ouu, I.onilon,Nov. 0. fiom Lnd, smith, describing Thuis Iiuj'b llhliiig, mjh: "1 he nrtilleiy duel ntduwu, in winch the I'ocrs' guns weie silenced, was Intel ded to occupy the Doers and to enable Sir (Jeorge Stewart White to uchleie his purpose thecapture of the Iioer camp behind Hesters hill. "For this purpose the lancers, hussars, Natal carbineers nnd Natal border rifles stnrted under Gen, Trench at sunriot, und got within striking distance before the enemy was aware of their presence. A field buttery wns also suit, and It secured a good position, commanding the enemy's camp, which was a large one, langeretl with army wagons nnd other chicles. "I.'estcis hill was well fortified and provided with good guns. At nine o'clock the llrltlsh opened fire, tlu lioirs replying with spirit, but bail ulm. Royal THE PHILIPPINE REPORT. Brief Abatruct of the rrollmlnai-lienor! Sumbltted to the Treal-- v dent 'Ihuradny Midit. Wellington, Nov. 4.r-T- he Baking Powder 11PH THE ADVANCE OF MACARTHUR'S I TROOPS. SSg2Z55Il Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ik)vi memo powdo co , new von-i- Gen. Wlieaton'sExpeditlon Has Left for Lfn&ayen Gulf Under Naval Escort. j Ill What Is Shown by the Early turns of the Elections Held on the 7th. GOTH 1 Re- 'I tit- - "The llrltlsh quickly sent a shell Into enmp. Inflicting teriible los nnd spreading panic among the enemy. Our cuiulry then stormed the position, the lloers fleeing precipitately, leaving ninny dead nnd wounded, as well us the whole camp and equipment In the hands of the llrltlsh. Their success will upset the plans of the Orange Free Stnte rommundriH and possibly will pi event them giving the llrltlsh further trouble .from tha west." i ''ticket. The lirown ticket polled about the county. In 181)0 tlio I'almer and liticUuor vote in the county was only f2. Some r of the Hrown democrats became fiticoiiscd t tho outrages porpe grated on their party in Ixmis- A'tlh), an at' the hist moment, Jhrcu their strength to Taylor in order to make Goobel's defeat Voveru helming.. llupkiuh'couuty had been given ; V fi" treatment in the appoint- "jneiit of election olllcers and the oil' as quietly as the ".il'iy jjfie it activity of political work- tr could permit. No trouble is jvpnrled in the count v. Jf 'L'liu most conservative claims Viwlul1)' Cloebel men were that " (3K'.Kd would carry tho county I;. frm t!i() to 100, many putting ' ' t ie ligiue ns high as 700 and tho slump in the democratic .to and gain in the Kepublicau & vote was n surprise to the democratic leaders throughout tho county. (.'lose liguring and hard work We're done by tho ltcpublicaus as is evidenced by t he gains shown in m Mt precincts intho county.Four piecincls gavo Taylor a plurality of 102 and showed a gain of 2)10 in pluralities over the vote cast i.i these precincts in 1807. Those piecinuts, in order of plurality f .r Taylor are Ilsley 110; N. E. liirlington 121; Lake, Earliug-I.1.11C; St, Charles, 101. In icier of gain in Hepublican plu-- i lity over the 1807 vote theso other precincts nro as fol- r N. K. Earlington, .103; Earlington, 09; Daltou, i I; 05; Dawson, (JO; Ilsley i.trleston, (M; White l'laius 57; tar. Charles 2. Nearly all other precincts have mado lesser Kepublicau gains. ,y"0 votes in 1 pa-'ed :oiintrj. llmlrr'H Hill Story l'lirunnrmc-il- . 1'rom the fact that Oen. White la able to take the ofTensiie nnd shell a lloer tnnii, it Keems thnt Ltidysmtth Is not so closely besieged ns was sup posed. Not much importance, how. eter, Is nttnehed to the shelling of the lloer lunger, an the unr oAlce hns no confirmation of the story that tho Onige 1'rce Staters' camp at Uester'i Hill has been captured. Were thU true. It might have considerable effect on the future attitude of the Orange Tree Stnte, which Is not so directly :onicrncd In the conflict ns the Traue rani. FOR RURAL FREE DELIVERY. Hit- - I'lret AseUtant I'lmtinaeter prnl Miil.cn n Stronir I'L-- with a Ueu- - CoimIiicIiik Argument. Wnchfngton, Nov.0. A igorons plea for rural free delivery is made In the annual report of First Assistant Heath, made public last night. Mr. Heath said the service so far had resulted In Increased postal receipts, enhancement of the value of farm lands reached by rural free delivery of from $2 to $3 per acre; a general Improvement of the condition of the roads traversed by the rural carrier; better prices for farm products; the producers being brought into dally toccli with the state of the markets, besides educational benefits conferred by removing the monotony of farm life through ready access to wholesome literature nnd knowledge of current events. On November 1, rural free delivery was In operation over 383 services, radiating over 40 states and one territory, Idaho, Wvoming, Mississippi nnd Montana being the onlv stutes unrepresented. ' A er Ilrltl.li IVor. Tobacco Hogsheads. The moicment of Iioeri Into Cnie An important article to tho fiirin-ur- a Colony Is beginning to awnKrn ltrllf.sh of the Statu ntul especially those fear that they bnc greatly underestialong the rivers at this tluio is mated the forces they will line to - tolmcco hogsheads, which nro bolug received In lnrgu numbers by tho planters. Tho hoops staves nnil bonds nro bundled compactly nml in this why convoyed directly to tlio barn, m hero they nro Hot up nnil tobacco packed in them and Hont to the market to bo sold. I.nxgo numbers are being shipped from Cincinnati nml Louisville, nml innuy of them roach this section of tlio Htnto, although the demand Is creator along tho rivers, w here thoy can be lauded on tho farms and thus save tho expense and trouble of haul lug. Lexington Herald. "knock-down- " meet, and thnt even Oen. Jluller'H task inn) not 1h so ensy as anticipated. 1' Is becoming apparent that all tho ilrlllsh calculations, bnsetl on the of population, are hopeltssly at Ben, or there hns been a ery scrlout lenknge of Dutch sympathlers from Xutnl nnd Oipp Colony. Otherwise there U no nccounting for the large foiern of burghers reported from nil directions. The war ofllce, cone-qii(iitis being urged to hate more troops in icndiness for all Io.-nlt) l, . rf 1, 1 1 .s: (- -' EAKLIMilUX I'HECINCTS Simvv Lnrgc (Inlns Since the 1897 W, . Election. Tlio election passed off quietly and fairly at Earlington. Good men wero in chargo of tho polls and tho voting proceeded smoothly throughout tho day with only one thing to stir tho regular movement of hard workers and That active election officers. was tho giving out of tho. ballots at the Northeast precinct a short while after dinner hour. County Clerk Brashicr had fur-uibh- ed the Northeast precinct Ifil ballots less than ho should have furnished under tho law and when notified camo out posthaste and brought additional balto fc $ lots to comploto tho election. It is not thought that nny lost their votes by tho delay which was only elicit. Tlio thoroughness of Republican organization and work was manifest in tho two Earlington precincts. There wero nover so active workers seen at any previous election, and nearly nil of thorn wero doing all thoy could to pilo np its largo a majority as possible against Goobol. Tho Republican strength was almost fully polled and tho results wqro a surprise to all who did not know tho interest of Re publicans and tho apathy of many patches had been recehed bejond thoso nlrendy made pi)blic, nnd that nothing further would be Issued before noon Thus not a solitary ofllclnl item of news lias been posted for nearly St hours. A Crop of Illiiiletliic; Humor. This has gien rise to n crop of rumors Hint ammunition u exhnusteil; that Sir George Stewart-Whit- e Is mortally wounded; thnt both fnets nre being concealed, ind that other unlucky happenings haw taken ants. , place. Kor all of these tcporis there no foundation. At the is nhsolulel Election Fights. siiiiii time the l'rltisher has had little olll- - to stimulate him within the last 24 Christy Gullutt, an oloctlon corlnMngolUn county, was fntnlly hours, rcept the news of the coniUUnt wounded whllo trying to suppress 11 attitude of the smith gonisen light. Four nion wero wounded nt and Its slight successes lust Thuisd.iy " ileo Springs, In Kdmonsoii County. and Prldnv. Otlirr Uiinilntulilo DUp itc'iia Ono limit was soriously wounded Adices fiom other parts of South in Madison County. Africa nre distinctly unpalatable, nnd A difllculty occurred nt Lancaster, thing points to a critical situaelection day, In which Hon linker cci. in Nnlal and the northern portion wns shot twlco by Huston Clark. tions of Cape Colony, likely to grow Tho troublo camo up over a personal more acute until flcn. White Is cither matter nml had no connection with rclloml or decisively defeated. dtirch to think of capitulation. Hatha than that he Is expected as u Clash at Covington, last resort, If Lad smith becomes unTho chief of police, of Covington tenable, to make n desperate effort and two of his men wero arrested at to cut bin way through the Itocrr' Covington Tuesday, upon wnnantn back Into lower Xntnl nnd to join Issued by U. S. Commissioner Fun-no- il hands with the garrison there. and sworn to by Harvey Myers. They woro charged with interfering A MUNICIPAL PAWN SHOP. with election otllcors. Thoy wero A IVpw llppnrturr In Chlriijjo for the arrostod by Doputy U. S. Marshals of tlif l'oor it ho 1'nt ronlsu "Mine OnUIe." Laino, Isbell nnd Compton and woro They, placed undor $2,000 bonds. Chicago, Nov. 7. A municipal pawnwill bopresonted for trinl Saturday shop, ojieratlng under n law passed by morning the last legislature, wns opened here jesterdnj, nnd judging from the numNotice. ber of applications for loans, will be u success. The institution Is operated To Whom it may Conokhn: Wo, T. II. Jones nml N. R. Jones, under n state charter nnd loans money heretofore doing business under tho nt one per cent, a month instead ot o llrm name of tho "Mndlsonvlllo the customary Ave to ten per cent, Company" vlll contlmio our and upwards charged by pawnbrokers. partnership nnd business of manu- The first and chief object of the sofacture and repnlr of vehicles, etc., ciety us announced, Is to protect poor nnd sell buggies of our own maim-fnotur- o people who borrow money on small ns heretofore, but horenftor tho business of tho partnership will chattels. The president of the society bo conducted in tho uamo of tho Is J. V. rarwcll, Jr. "Jones lluggy Company," instead of A Stnrtllncc I)eeIomrnt. Carrlago Comtho "Mndlsonvlllo Nov. 7. There pany." Wo will do honest work and a Winnipeg, Man., development nt was rather startling the treat our customers with fnlrness. Anderson trial when J. W. Harris, city Your patronage 1b solicited. suncyor, produced the remaining Octobor 10, 1899, of the $02,000 stolen from the Anglo-Saxo- n It is In nccorilanco with bank. Mr. Harris found It near blood that doserters from tho where the rest was buried, nnd kept British army in time of pence arO re- the money a Recrct except to tell It jo turning and clamoring to ha sent to a lawyer until the day the money war tho front in Africa. Tho irksomc-nes- s produced In court. of army llfo Is when there Is 110 Meat Shops Closed. fighting In prospect, and tho Anglo-Saxo- n All tho moat shops of Knrlington Is always ready for a good bruising fight. Tho lioys whoso lot will bo olosod on Sunday. Hereafter wns most unweicomo during our no moat will bo sold on thnt day. Spanish war woro thoso who novor Hoar this in mind and supply yourself on Saturday night. got In sight of the firing Hue, Xo-bolli-ticCnr-ring$2,-00Moi-son- 's Coke Company, of nenr Kvnusvllle, ImL, was sued fur damages last week by six of tho negroes Injured In tlio nt- n minors on the tnck" on night of Juno 2Ut of this year. Tlio Biilts nro for $2,000 each. Tho negroes aro all from Hopkins County, and wont to Kvansvillo to tnko tho places of tlio striking work men. Tlioy wero onrouto to tlio mines to begin work when thoy woro ilrcd on and considerably lu lu rod. The attorneys for tho plain tiffs nro Cox nml Gordon, of Mndl- Bonvlllo, whllo l W.Froy, of Kvnusvllle, Is tho counsel for tho defendnon-unio- Coal Company Sued. Tlio Suiinyslilo C'onl nml Tlie encitation of Coleno nnd the reported wlthdrnwnl of the Ilrltteli BEAU DEWEY GOES SHOPPING. force from Stornibcrg me still unex."Vo I'lnns for the future Dejrond H- plained. furnliiic to Ilia Hotel In the Evening. DISQUIETING RUMORS HEARD. All Kinds of (lloomy Speculation lu tlip AliHetice of Au llcnl News New York, Nov. 7. Admiral Dewey accompanied Mrs. Mildred Hnzen, to v horn he is engagd to be married, on a, shopping tour yesterday. While walking on Fifth avenue the ndmlral miw a title Imij in charge of a nurse with nu admiral's flag in his hands. "Hello," said the udmiral, "I can not pass that flag." He shook the little fellow by the hnnd, nnd chnttcd with him for n few moments. Tie admiral and .Mis. Harcn walked to the Dewey arch. Here the admiral pointed out the figures to Mrs. Hazen and explained their significance. The ndmlral was lecognlzcd, mid a crowd collected. He was saluted by a number of persons, nnd bowed plensnntly In return to their salutations. from nlnl. andis- London, Nov. 7. The war ofllce nounced nt midnight thnt no nillclnln lli-l- for Sheep Stealing. Minn., Nov. 0. The Minneapolis, Times special from Great Fulls, Mont., siijs: "Something of n sensation hns been cnustd li'.v the arrest, lu Chotcau county, of State Senator Fhllipps and Deputy Sheriff Gicen on a charge of sheep straling. It Is alleged thnt these men got uwa with a baud of sheep 1,737 belonging to Taylor Hi others und otheis. At the preliminary examination both men were iium-beiiu- g held in $.,ccn bondn." 'I .11 MIlHTK C'lllV ll'lfll. Moscow, Idaho, Nov. 7. The jury a veidlct of guilty In the ease of ten, and not gulll.v In the case ol tlueo of the Coeur d'Alene miners, vvhc have been on trial In the United States ccurt on n charge of conspiracy nnd stopping a United States mall train at Wallace on April 29 last. IIInIiup Muretmid Kn lloute. San FraneUco, No. 4- .- William Hal Moreland, bishop of Sacramento, luif left for a tour of the eastern and west era states in behalf ot his diocese. He will also give lectures lu all the target cities In behalf of the great general convention of the Kplscopal church which will be held in October of 190) in this city. Shortuee of Food at Ounm. San Francisco, Nov. 7. The trans port Ohio brings rtldlnga of a shortage of food supplies at Guam Island, both among the natives and forclgueis, Any price was offered Purser Hedges of thi Ohio for flour, potatoes and onion, but he was unable to spare any. Schley lu Atlanta. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 0. Schley spent a quiet Sunday, attending divine services and driving ta points of Interest about Atlautu undci escort of committees ot citizens. Killed hy a Train. Clinton, la., Nov. 7. Dr.Hugo White, a prominent veterinary surgeon of was struck and Instant! killed b a Chicago, Milwaukee & St. l'nul train ut Klwood, la., yestrrdav nenr-Admlrnl Itear-Admir- al X i$f Mr. AV. O. Barter, Earlingtou's Jowoler and Watchmaker, wont homo Sunday on business nnd pleas ure Darter does not bellove In breaking tho Sabbath, but thinks that somo kinds of "business" on Sunday nro not a violation of the Now tlint the Election is ovor, tho command to keep the Sabbath holy. Tho will of Capt. D. R. Heard, of HopkinBvllle, was probated Monday. next thing on dookot will bo for tho Ho left a largo estato to bo divided Jiion who havo been calling each PfatifOVC CUBANOIL cures among his nophews and niecos. Ills other thugs, liars etc., to kiss nnd I lUlllVl 3 Cuts, Burns, BruUes, Itheu- gets n considerable make up and retire to tho quiot pur matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. suits of prlvato life. amount. sfep-daught- John Waller Smith (dem.) hns been elected governor over Lowndes (rep.) by a majority estimated at from 10,000 to 13,000. It Is reasonably certain that the lower house of the assembly will be democratic by n good majority, and That if Ameiicnii nuthniil.v should that the democrats will elect enough be withdrawn the islands would lapse state senators to overcome the republican ndvantage among the holdover into a state of mini dry. Thnt Agulnnldo's purpose i not to senators, thereby controlling both give his people Independence, but the branches of the legislature. Dill, I. "OTIS." continuance rf his own arbitury and On the fnce of lnte returns, Ohio despotic power. LOCATION AT MAO ALAND. seems to have gone republican by from 30,000 to 40,000 plurality Late bulle- A DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE. Strolls' Town Midway llctliccn Atigelri tins Indicate that Jones drew more nml Araynt. Nntlonnl Kxeeutlve Committee of the heavily from democrats thnn republiManila, Nov. 0, 10:50 n. m. Maga cans. McLean carritd Cincinnati nnd nemooratle National Commitlong, the town taken Sunday, by two Hamilton county. tee to Meet November 20. columns of Gen. MneArthiir's division, Kentucky. under Col. Smith nnd Mnj. O'liiieu, Is Both parties nre claiming Kentucky, n strong .town situated mldvvnv beChjcngo, Nov. i. The llecord says; The meeting of the National demo- and charges of fraud aro made by tween Angeles nnd Araynt. cratic executive committee In Chicago, both. Karly reports indicated that The movement Is n part of n plan for Goebel (dem.), candidate for governor, the d November 20, Is to be a Americans to possess all the counhad been elected, but later returns cut try to the southeast of Tuilne, ns affair. It will be the business the down bis lead so swiftly that ut 'i a. troops close in on the capital, cutting meeting of the party. William J. be in the city at that time, and m. the result was In doubt, with the the line of the enemj's letreat In that sinalurs and national representatives chances favoring Taylor (rep.). Close direction. on their way to Washington from the associates of Goebel, however, hnd not' The IiiKiircent I'm en, west will spend a couple of days In given up the fight. The legislature The insurgent force Is estimated it this city, to meet enstcrn and south- probably is democratic, which, In case 1,000, Col. Smith first encountered n ern democrats, who nre expected to of a contest, probably would sent moll force intrenched n quarter of n pnther hcie November 20. It Is proba- Goebel. mile beyond Angeles, which soon reMaistrhusalt. ble that an address to the democrats Massachusetts went republican by a treated, Ienvlng two of their number of the country will be Issued by the dead. The enemy made a short stand committee after the party leaders have reduced plurality. It Is estimated that ot the outskirts of Barrios and San Crnne carried the filute 50,000. Boslaid a conference. The character of rraucisco, briskly shooting nt the adthis address will depend upon the re- ton, which gnvc the lepubllcnn candi- vancing Americans. date for governor 2,000 plurality last sult of the elections nevt Tuesday. ItCMlsteil Mtibhoriil). democratic. The democrats jenr, Cnpt. Brush deployed with the havo gained several members ot the RUINOUS CONFLAGRATION. guard ot the Tjattallou and legislature. charged tho Filipinos, who took to Now Jersey. Brerr Dnslness Houae lint Two In New Jersey returns indicate that the flight. Seven Americans were woundThomas tile, Ala., Laid In The Americans nlmost surrepublicans will retain control of the ed. bjr Tire. Itulns senate and assembly. The democrats rounded the insurgents, who resisted made gains, but not sufficient to In- stubbornly, but Lieut. Hamilton's nr Thomnsvllle, Ala., Nov. 4. A disastlllcry cut them up. Lieut. Slaven's trous flre started at 11 o'clock Thurs- fluence the result In the senatorial troop captured n company of the eneday night In the ofllce of N. II. Doyle's election, which takes place in 1001. my, with their urms, during the MIsnUslppl. large store, nnd by one o'clock eveiy In Mississippi the entire democratic business house In town except Morn Gen. Wheeler's brigade is formed nt Ingstur & Co ind J. P. Turner & Sous state ticket was elected by an over- Angeles In order to be prepnred for j few goods weie whelming majority. Only a few of the general engagement. was burned. Very saved from nny of the buildings, us populibt candidates were in the field the flre, under the Impetus of a high snd thy were badly defeated. FREE GOVERNMENT IN NEGR0S Vlrctnlu. noithust wind, spread with fearful Hot urns from Virginia Indicate thnt rapidity. Ihe rirst Aiitoiioiiiiitia C.M(cniiii(-u- t blx hundred bales of cotton In the the democrats will have a tremendous In the riilllpplms I'oriiuilly public warehouse were burned, will majority lu the legislature. Thomas DitnbllnliFil. S. Mat tin will succeed himself In the little Insurance on it. Manila, Nov. 0, 1:15 p. m. At Barn-lod- , United Stutes senate. No fight was in the Island of Negros, the first HE ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS. made by the republicans. The vote was pel haps the smallest ever polled autonomous government of the fill plnos wns established yesterday. Gen. Ceo rue W. Illrchett, u Colored 1'or- - In a general election In irginin. Smith, governor of the Inland of NeNew York. tor. Held Tor the Theft of t(J,O00 rrom Adams lttreM Co. The republicans will control the net gros, administered the oath of office legislature b.v u loss of two. Tammany to the Judge of the supreme court, who swept the decks in New York colml.v. In turn swore In the governor, thne t, New York, Nov. 4. George W. a colored porter cmplo'vrd bj Mazet wiih beaten in the Nineteenth Judges, 12 couiicilmen, the auditor and Beeietary of the Interior. the Adams Kxpress Co., was arraigned assembly district. Tnrneil Out Kll VIiimc, rciluayltNUIH. lu the police court, and held for trial, The natives ot the entire island atPennsylvania elected Col. Jnmts '. on a charge of stealing a money bag containing $0,000 in gold from the Harnett (rep.) for stute trcasmer, by tended the ceiemony. The oflicera from Hollo were also present Thne company's ofllce on Saturady last. a majority of about 150,000. Philadel Dlichett confessed the theft, and said phia authorized the Issue of $12,000,000 days' feasting will follow, in celebrahe had taken the gold out of the com loan for the Improvement of the city tion of the new government and thwater supply. The republican plural- flrst anniversary of the sui lender of pany's olll'ce in a bundle of wood. the Spaniards, to tho Negros revoluity in Philadelphia is estimated ut A Coal Mine Combine. tionists, ending with a ball in the grv Cleveland, O., Nov. 4. It Is stated Booth llakots. eminent house last night. that the piojcct to combine all tin It is estimated thnt the republican Ihe llubuiilc 1'IiiKiie lu llinsll, teal mines in the Mnssillon district is nominee for supreme judge In South Washington, Nov. 7. Dr. Hnvelbmg prattle illy accomplished, and formal Dakota was elected by at least 10,000 snnltary Inspector ot the Marine Hosti.iusfers of the various mines will be plurality. pital tervlce nt Bio de .Innciro, Brazil, Iowa. made within a few days. The capl Iteturns from Iowa Indicnte that the has made report by table to the surIs not tulirntlon of the new company geon general, saying that the plague known, but it is believed It will be be republican state ticket is elected by diagnosis nt Santos hns been continued 50,000 plurality. The republicans also tween $0,000,000 and $8,000,000. The by the bacteriological examination principal selling agency will be located ainde gains In the legislature. whlih hns just been completed. Dr. in this city. Poor Way to Correct an ISvll. Hnvelburg ndds that there have been Llberty,Mo.,Nov. 8. -- Fifteen or more to date 18 cases and fIk deaths from Dewey Fumllr lleuutan. tin) plague at Santos. He confirms the Tucouia, Wash., Nov. 4. A. M. Dew- masked "regulators" entered the Arey, special agent ot the government de- thur hotel, the leading hostelry here, report of the appearance of plague ut partment of labor, unnouncea that nil after Monday midnight, took John D. Sao Paulo. AwultliiK the TeiiiiuaaeeiniM. mcmbeis of the Dewey family related ItobliiBon, the landlord, out of bed, led to Admiral Dewey will hold n reunion him in his night clothes to the cemeSan Francisco, Nov. 7, The transhotel, In New tery nnd whipped him. Ho was al- port Ohio, just n 'ived nt this port, at the Waldorf-Astori- a lowed to return to the hotel on bin bi ought no news of the Indiana, York city, in Jam try or February. with promise to leave Liberty within 15 the Tennessee volunteers on board. days. Complaint has been made thut The Indiana is Three Children Cremated. w due here, nnd the Itnwan, Ia.v Nov. I. John Oven'i the hotel hnd become disreputable. leception committee from Tennessee thne small children were burned to is anxiously nwol'lng her arrival. Growth of the Postal System. dtitth, ThursdnyV'whlle their parent) Washington, Nov. 8. During the last Trenaury Statement. were away. A gang ot railway grndert fiscal year the number of post offices Washington, Nof. 7. Yestei day's were only 20 tods uwny, but the namei In the United States Increased from wtre too quick for their efforts to save 72,020 to 74,354; the number of do- statement of the condition of thctrean- ury showed: Available ensh balance, the children. mestic money orders issued from $291,274,035; gold reserve, $233,703,583. representing $401,113,717,to A Ilecluse Pound Dead. representing $142,483,354, a net Mr. M. II. Long, proprietor of tho Chicago, Nov. 4. A special to tht in number ot Times-Heralfrom Galena, HI., sayt increase ot $41,SC9,0?1. 1,209,702, and in lion Ton Uukery, hns hceuied the olumc services of Mr. Updyke, nn expeOlsen, tetter known as "Hune AnderToo Important to Disclose. rienced linker. Ho niiived Monday, son, the big Swede," was found dead y London, Nov. 8. The Morning Post and assumed chargo of his duties. in his house, five miles from mnkes the following announcehere. For 23 years he lived the lift ment: "We have received n dispatch of a recluse. from Washington respecting Yellow Ftitr policy in the far east which Jacksonville, Flo., Nov. 8. Healtl U ofjuch a nnture that It is desirable, two new cases of yellow it the present juncture, to withhold it ofllcers report fever at Key West and two ct Miami from the public until we are able to Will euro Croup without fail. J esterday. No deaths. ion firm or deny It."- Tho best remedy for whooping-cougDoses small. Prlco 23 cts. at druggist. Subscribe for This Uke. Subscribe forTiiK Bee. double-barreleDry-an.wl- ll 1 DIr-chetd to-dAnglo-American The I'uninilanlou'a I'lndlnua. The report is n compact summary of conditions on the islands, as the connqimlon left them; of the historical events which preceded the Spanish war and led to the original Filipino insurrection; of the exchange between Admiral Dewey and the olher American commanders and the Insurgents; the breaking out and progress of the presejit Insurrection, und Anally n statement of the capacity of the Filipinos, for v The Points Emphasised. Among the points emphasized in tin report are the following: That Admiral Dewey made no promises to Agulualdo. That Agulnnldo foiced the wnr upon the United States, leaving the administration no alternative except retreat. That there was no time after Dew-tj'- s victory over the Spaniards when It was possible "to withdraw our fortes either with honor to ourselves or with wifely to the inhabitants." That the Insurrection is confined to six provinces of Luzon, with a population of only l.f.00,000. Thut the Filipinos arc not capable of Igno-mlno- preliminary lepor to the president, Thursday evening, nnd It was immediately given to the public. pines commission Philip Its Giiiiluie of Mnunlniin; Coat the I'lllpliios Dearly Oen. I.nwtou'K Ailinnee Teniporiirll) Ileluyeil li llen" lliiliis-l- .lt el Work i low On. made Washington, Nov. 7. The war tie partment has received the following cablegram: (ien. tills' Deport. "Manila, Nov. 0. 2,100 Wlieirton"'- How Is this? Perhaps sleepless nights caused It, or grief, or sickness, or perhaps It was care. No matter what the cause, you cannot wish to look old at thirty. Gray hair is starved hair. The hair bulbs have been deprived ot proper food or proper nerve force. si i PARTIES ACHIEVED SUCCESSES. i pedi-tlo- Or the four SUtc Around Which tlio Mont Interest Crntrred Slarjlsnd tioet Democratic) Ohio, ilapubllcsui Ncbnuks, 1'ualou, nml Kentucky Is Claimed hr llolh 1'artlcs. Nebraska. St. Louis, Nov. 8. An analysis of ihe election returns received up to this morning show the following lesults: Nrbraaks. The fuhiouists have curried the state by a majority over that of 1893, electing former Gov. Holcomb to the supreme bench. The democrats estimate the majority at not less than 15,000. Republicans concede n fusion victory, but b a smaller majority. Douglas count, in which Omaha is situated, has gone democratic. The fusion-Ist- s made gains in nearly all republi- can districts. Maryland. strong, on the trinvporls Sheridan nnd AsMtc und two coasting sttnmeis, convened by three war is sels, left for Llngnyen gulf tin mom Ing. Macrthur's troops advanced to Magnlniig jesteidnj, charing the country between Angeles, nnd rnynt Thej encountered nbout 1,000 of the enemy nt different points. O'llrlen with a battalion of the Seventeenth in fantry, two troops of the rouitti cavalry and Slav en's scouts, moving on toad frouvllalulut, cast of Ancle en countered nnd drove the enem, in tho dliectlon of Mngnlang, who left 4'J dead on the field. O'lliien cnntuied " piisoners und 14 titles. Col. Smith witli the two other battalion? nf the Seventeenth, Hamilton's bntterj 1'irst artillery, and englneeis nnd signal dt tachments, moved on the direct imi! fiom Angeles to Mngalang, capturing the latter place and inflicting n loss on the SU'prisonrra and n lnrgc amount of insurgent transportation Our casualties are reported at 12 wounded Heavy rain the Inst three dnjs have rendered decisive movements b Law ton's troops impossible. He now has abundant supplies at San Isidro und further north and will operate to tin north and westward when the count y now submerged permits. Alices 1 a increases the circulation In the scalp, gives more power to the nerves, supplies missing elements to the hair bulbs. Used according to directions, gray hair begins io show color In a few days. Soon It has all the softness and richness of vouth and the color of early hie returns. Would you like our book on the Hair? We will gladly send It ta you. Wrlto us I If ou do not obtain all the benefits you expected from the Vigor, write the doctor about It. He may be able to suggest something of value to you. Address, Dr. J. C. Aycr io. , Lowell, Mass. WORKWOMAN HAS A CHANCE Novel Method of Investment Inaugurated by President Fish Illinois Central employes nro wny of Investing sinnll :i sm lugs, with nn opportunity of participating In tho piosperlty of their roml, by buying stock of tho company on tlio installment plan by President b'ish. On tho first nf each mouth the pi ice of shares at tho Now York Stock is telegraphed to Chicago, and tho paymaster Is authorized to sell ono hliaro to each employe nt that prlco. Payment Is accepted In sums of if 5, or nny multiple thereof. Interest at 4 per cent, per annum in allowed on the partial payments, anil, when an employe loaves the hoivleo, he must either pay in full for his Hlmioand icceho a certificate theioforo, or take his money, with lnnu-guruf- gc lutoiust added. Tho nuuibor of ollleeis nnd employes, other than dhectors of the t'oiporatioii, registered on the books of the company ns stockholders Is now 705, nnd their holdings amount to HJhA shaios, woith at the present prieo nbout $2iU,0t)o. When the plan wns unduitukeii Illinois Central slock was considerably below pnr. Ah it is now (pioted nt 115 somo of tho ptitclinMlug employes have added niatoilally to their principal, while nil havo hud good interest on a snfe und ennertiblo linostment. Dead Lcllcr List. Anderson, Mrs. Hettlo; Hnrurs, Mrs. Sallloj Iioll, Kledgo; Coving ton, Mr Jno. W; CInrk, Sallle; Durham, Mrs. Cary II.; Dany, Miss Kduii;I)rIrer, W. It,; Dnuglierty & O'lieiron; Dlekerson, Mr. John; Davis, Kniinott; Fioneli, J. P.; Gordon, Mr. Hurry; Goodloo, J. C.; Oillmoro, Mr. Itlchard; Henry, Frank; Hnrland, Mr. Will; Hues, Mr. John; Hull, Mr Fred; Jenkins, James; Jones, Kam; Johnston, Sam J.; Jones, Phllls; Jones, Walter; Kibber, Mis. W. J.; Deo, Mrs. I.amb, Mrs, Mary; Mass, Mr. Charley ; Mendly, Mr. Jule; Nlckles, Mrs. Hddio; Owen, 0ear K.; Mr. P. W.; Prlchet, Mr. P.; Hoynolds, Miss Nannie; Ilonch, Mr. Will; Hoberbon, Nute; Shelton, Oeoigla; Miss Annie; Stokes, Mr. Zeno; Thomas, Miss Mary; Thompson, Miss Laura; Trousdale, Miss Liuiin; Taylor, Simon; Vnnnov, Mr. O. W.; White, W. H.; Wyntt, Mrs. S. II.; Wlnstond, Mrs. Win.; Yuin-boi- i, Mlhs I). A. CO. HOBINSON, P. M. Kniliiigtoii, Ivy-- . Nov. 8, 1899. Mn-Mld- n; o, i'l Wo would bo delighted if our country eoriespondents would bo prompt in bonding in their items. Wo nro glad to get news itoms from nllpaits of tho county. Thoy contribute much toward making tho local depm tment of n new spaper interesting. So plouso send us your Items piomptly every week. The election pushed oil quietly hero. Thorp was very llttlo drinking or row dy Ism of nny sort. Kvory-bod- v went (inletlv to tho noils nnd cast his vote as ho doomed best. Tho llouilorson Gleaner says that tobacco house there will bo operated at the fullest capacity ntul that competition will be keen, with prices high. Dr.BuIFs COUCH SYRUP eeiy Miss Pauline Davis, who has been visiting relatives in Paducnh, turned homo Wednesday. re- " 6S n k. Me PAUL M. MOORn, Editor and Manager. BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Incorporated ill matter. Entered the rcttoffiee it EarDiigton n Second SUBSCRIPTION KATES' oo Una Year.ittletlr In advance, . " " .... ... ti 50 HU Month!, " ThreeMontht, J S Single Coplei Specimen coplei mailed tree on application Correspondents wanted In all parti ol Ibe onntT. Addreiiniforpartleclara, Church, South, at this plnco, nnd has many frloiuls pnBtor of tho M. K. is nothing more to look upon than a hearty, ruddy face, gained by Rev. J. T. Cherry. They are the Tho Trenton Democrat lins tho fol honest toil. lowing complimentary noto In re- saving of the nation, these gard to Kov. J. T. Cherry, Uio now toilers of both sexes, strugpastor of tho Methodist church nt gling for daily bread, that place Uro. Cherry was formerly Vure blood mikes them able to keep up the daily round of duly at home, shop or store. If the blood has a taint or impurity, or a run down feeling comes on, the one remedy is Hood's SarsaparuTa, America's Greatest Medicine for the blood. Poor Blood "My blood was se poor that in ho'test weather I felt cold. Hood's SarsapariHa made me tvarm. It is the right thing in the right place." Hatlle J. Taylor, Woodstosvn. N. J. ami names given, about occurrences and moil in this connection. But tho negroes, after having had a revel at somebody's There expense went to the polls and voted tho citizens ticket. pleasing "Honest Labor Bears a Lovely Face." MEN BLEW UP THE flAINE. DOWN IN THE MINES. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1899. Taylor is our next Governor. Wiikn Ilopkins county goes re publican by 821, there are repub lican gains in other Kentucky counties. horo: "Tho Rov. Cherry prenched his his first sermon, as or announcement, nt tho Methodist church in this city Inst Sunday morning. IIo o also preached nt night. At each tho church wnR comfortably filled with people, all anxious to henr tho now minister, and it appears that every ono wns well pleased. It wns clear from Mr. Cherry's Sunday discourses that ho is quite n deop thinker, an nble and n man of fine scholarly atsor-vicrea-son- er M00d6 ScVUaf)WiUt CTKT73JlfX1!VVJ. UJZL&JEJjJlJtlJftlih'l jlnrnVs IMIH cjro IUer Hit tjtlio non irritating And only cathartic to take wl'l, Hood Brpar.lUr Etkknal vigilance is tho price of liberty, and Republicans in Kentucky are still vigilant. tainments." Bradley's Stand. mo-noti- rights of voters irrespective of from liberty loving, courageous party. IIo hnd nothing but tho noKontuckians. blest of motives prompting him to tnko this stnnd. With him, it wns Tiik peoplo of Kentucky have puroly a matter of duty. As tho denounced at the polls the man stnto's chief executive, It was his Sunday. who has threatened tho indus- duty to protect tho ballot, and ho Mr. Peto Illght lias n now guost in did it in a gentlemanly manner. tries of tho State. IIo has matlo nn nblo nnd fearless tho form of n now girl baby. Mrs. Campbell and little daughter, Bkn T. Homnson deserves the governor and will surrender his nnd rotlro to prlvnto llfo, fol- Annie, of Nebo, who havo been visit support he got Tuesday hearty ing relatives horo and at Crofton for lowed by tho rospoct of the best and which sends him to represent tho pnst two weokn, roturncd homo of Kentucky's citizens. Sunday. Ilopkins county in tho LegislaSouthern Industrial Conditions. Wo aro happy tostato that Perkins ture. Thero Isn vnst improvement in tho wears nn expansionist smilo this Judok ULmoN J. I'katt has industrial conditions of the South week, It's a girl. great reason to bo proud of Ilop- during tho year. Until recently Mr. Pat Wells wns In this vicinity kins county and the hearty en- Southern institutions havo been last week on business concerning his to borrow nil their inonoy In saw mill which ho will movo into dorsement given him and tho en- forced Now York, but now it enn bo obtain- our midst in a short timo. tire Republican ticket here on ed In tho South nt New York rntos. Mr. Z. T. Prlco recolvcd a very Tuesday. In n largo number of tho bnnks In pnlnful hurt a few days since. WliIIo Georgia, three out of every four cutting timber n treo struck his foot, Waiuikn is another county in on deposit belong to tho farmers. breaking two bones. which honesty in elections has This is n splendid stnto of ntfalrs S. II. Ruddoll nnd M. G. Hicks, triumphed. Warren went 830 nnd is but another proof of tho fact tho champion orntors of tills vicinfor Bryan but defeats Qoebel by that our country wns never In n more ity mot in joint dobnto at Atkinson's prosperous condition than at tho Inst Saturday night on 850, a slump from tho Bryan vote present time. It is gratifying to learn school houso issues of tho day, nnd tho political of 1,200. of tho progress that is being mndo Mr, Hicks, tho Goebel orator, mndo nlongnll lines of Industry. a speech that would havo mndo Mr. The sincerity of purpose of tho Bryan, "tho boy orntor of tho Platto," Brown Democrats of Ilopkins riagazine Club hang his head and ncknowlodgo Mr. Tho Ladles' Mngazlno Club wns county stands tho test. About Hick's his superior, but near tho 250 votes for Brown in this coun- plcnsnntly ontcrtniued by Mrs. Jo F. close, it is snid, ho waxed so warm Foard, nt Hecla, Saturday nfternoon in his arguments ty and only 52 for Palmer and nnd tho that ho urged tho fine weather brought out voters to go to tho polls on tho 7th of Buckncr in 1800. quite a largo attendance. Mrs. Uurr Is ovember nnd vote for Grover Clove-lan- d oponod tho mooting by reviowing for Governor of Kontucky. Tiikrk is safety in the Log "The Study of Fiction" (CosmopoliTho startling fact ngnin confronts Cabin. If tho peoplo have ' sent tan), and Mrs. Paul M. Mooro entertained tho Club with n us that In tho midst of llfo wo nro in to their Legislative halls men who Onlyn fow days wo very amusing nnd well written ar- death. to mourn tho loss ago Mrs.were Sacalled of arc opposed to Goebclism, tho inticle, "Tho Feverish Energv of rah Edwards, of tho Nortonvlllo vifamous Goebel election law will Amorlcnns," by Ian McClaren. Tho cinity, who died nt tho extromo old Sha had been be ropealed first and just laws club will bo entertained by Mrs. ago of ninety-fouconfined to couch for nbout two Uurr, November 18, 1899, at 2'oclock. years ns tho her enacted afterward. result of a fall. Shobore Mrs. J. F. Foard and Miss Luclio her sutrerings sllontly and pationtly nnd when tho summons caino sho When a great principle is at Crenshaw will bo tho leaders. wns rendy and willing to bo borno Btako tho good people of Ilopkins ncross the dnrk river on tho white A Large Crowd. wings of the nugols nnd bo county may bo expected to stand Never was n man greoted by n into tho brighter nnd better up for tho right. Thoy did it larerer or more enthusiastic crowd in clime, where tho pure of this enrth fearlessly Tuesday and this coun- this county than tho ono that greeted will ono day bo gathered. Mrs. Edwnrds enmo from North ty, which gave Bryan f)82 major- Gen. W. S. Taylor nt Mndlsodvillo. Cnrollnn beforo tho war nnd sottlod ity, defeated Goebelism by 821. Tho trnlns wore packed nnd innny In Hopkins county whoro sho hns drovo in, notwithstanding tho In lived until her dentn n fow days ngo. clemency of tho wenther. People Sho embraced Christianity many St. Charles, Northeast yenrs ago under tho preaching of woro there from all over the county. Row T. H. Mooro and was baptized Lake Earlington and Two brass bands were In attendance by him into tho Christian church, are tho precincts that did nnd much onthusinsm was mani- whoro sho lias remained a faithful tho work. Each of tlieso pre- fested. Ills reception wns indeed a and dovoted member ovor sinco. She leaves n largo number of friends nnd cincts gave Taylor over a hundred cordlnl ono, such ns ho so justly relatives to mourn lior loss, but wo say, "weep not ns thoso who havo no majority, and the total majority hope." Though grnndmn's Httlo from these four precincts is 192. lounge may bo missed from Its Telephone Exchange. plnco Fnrllngton is soon to have a tele- for the dear old and wo aro sorrowing face wo no'er shall Republicans are still alert phone exchange Tho Cumberland see on enrth ngnin, wo not, everywhere in tho State and will Telophono Compnny hns already se- woro it possible, call her would ngain bnck to this he so and determined until a cured about e subscribers when shosinful nnd so wicked world, Is resting sweetly on tho fair count is had and tho final of- and the exchange will bo put In nt nn golden shore. early dato. It will be qulto n Tho mortal romnins wero laid ficial returns nro in, which aro for tho peoplo of Enrllng-to- to' rest in tho comotery nt St. sure to elect Gen. W. S. Taylor Charles, in tho presenco of n lnrgo Tho contrnl oillco will bo of frlonds nnd and the entiro Republican State upstairs in tho now Robinson number snow fall lightly relatives. May tho ovor tho ticket. building, nnd Miss Salllo McGrath lonely Httlo mound whoro "doparted worth" is laid and may benutlful will bo tho operator. birds sing aB sweetly ovor thy resting With tho State against Goebel, place as they sang to thoo in tho PIre at Princeton. it is probablo that tho Louisville happy days gono by. Princeton, Ky Nov. C At about Sleep, grandmn, whoro you Ho, and Nashville Railroad will conIn to operato under its char- 4 :!S0 o'clock this morning flro broko Sleepyour lonely gravo so deep, tinue whllo time rolls swiftly by, out In tho old warohouso of Ed ter, which Mr. Goebel said ho which was occupied by Eldred Rawls And hearts with Borrow beat. & Co. wanted to get his hands on, and as a storage for farming Implements, Heaven novor seemed so nonr, Enrth so continue to givo its employes and by Slgler & Lamb for machinery As when wofar away, in tho gravo laid you and boforo assistance could bo That lonely autumn dny. good work and good wages. It was a mass of ashes. Total U No Hoo. Perhaps for tho first time in Its loss nbout $l,GO0 with no insurance. Grapevine Items. history tho Courier-JournyesA Cordial Reception. Rev. W. II. Whlto, of Louisville, terday left out of its first issue Nnshvlllo will give tho soldiers of mndo nn interesting tnlk at Sundny after a State election all traco of the First Tennessee Volunteer school Sunday. tho Democratic crowing rooster. n rousing welcomo when thoy Mrs. G. J. Grammar, of Clovoland, That paper was still trying to give return. Grent preparations have O., was a visitor hero Suuday. support to Goebel claims, but did beon made to that otrect. Tho boys Eldor W. C. Dlinmitt, of Bonja-mlnot have any rooster enthusiasm. havo served tholr country well and Tox., will preach Sunday at 11 justly deservo tho cordial welcomo o'clock. The Brown Democrats, taking, thntnwnlts thorn upon tholr return J. D. Slskand Jas Tapp, of Dalton, from the Philippines. as they did, a firm stand for honworo hero Sunday. Osteopaths to fleet. est principles against the infaCy Carllslo hns tho best turnip The Osteopaths of tho Stnto will crop in tho neighbhood, lie hns four mous machinatious of Goobelism, deservo tho highest respect and hold tholr nnnunl meeting in Frnnk-ll- n acros that will produco sovornl hunNovember 11th. The stnto dred bushels. commendation of honest peoplo of Osteopaths was formed everywhere. And thoy havo it. nt a mooting last yonr. A number S. L. Todd has routed his truck-farnonr Mndisovillo to J. E. No man can escapo tho respect of of prnctltloners have como to tho White, of Sedalia.Mo. his fellowmon who makes such Stnto during tho yenr nnd memberWm. Riggln is sotting out 5,000 flno political sacrafice without tho ship Is having n stendy healthy raspberries this fall. growth. hope of roward. Ben Lnfioon Is treating his dwelling to a now roof nnd vornndn. Died Saturday Night. Madlsonville City Election. Gertrudo, tho daughtor L. F. Bailey and Miss Salllo Clark Madisonville, Nov., 8. Tho of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Bourlnnd dlod wero married nt tho rosldenco of full citizen tickot won out horo Saturday night nfter a brief illnoss, Ben Lnlfoon. Tho groom Is coroner and wns burled at Grapovlno ceme- of this county nnd tho brido Is nn inyesterday by a majority of 80, tery Sunday afternoon. The Hun young lady. perhaps tho hottest fight in a extends its sympathy to tho family. dustrious Tho peoplo of this vicinity regret municipal election this city has to learn thnt J. B. Lludlo, tho New Restaurant. over known. Tho winning ticket Sundny school superintendent, Mr. J. F. Lloyd lias opened up n hns moved, with his fnmily,to Hecla is composed of tho following rostauraut in tho store room formergentlemen: A. E. Reese, 0. B. ly occupied by J. "V. Twymnn. tho to tnko charge of tho electric plant. tlnnor. IIo has Tate, Dr. R. L. Bono, John B. nicely furnished,hisplaco of business has n nlco stock of Mr. Houlihan's Child Dead. Harvey, Mike Clark and W. II. goods and Is opening up well. Louis, tho infant son of Mr. and Jernigan. Mrs. Louis Houlihan, died nbout 7 Dropped Dead. A great cil'ort was mado to o'clock Friday evening, after along take from the citizens ticket tho Mr. Thomas Johiihton, a stone Illness of typhoid fovor. Ho wns negroes, who were" solidly in cutter and ono of Ilopklnsvlllo's pio- buried in tlioCnthollo cemetery hero favor of' that ticket. Some in- neer citizens, dropped dead nt tho Saturday afternoon. Tin: Dei: ex tnblo Tuesday morning. tends sympathy to tho boreavod teresting things could bo told, brenkfast IIo was over seventy years of ago. ones. of-fl- co elo-mo- nt Gov, . llradloy hnd the Louisville legion ready for action at n and was himself nt Gokbklism has boon given tho meats check that was expected tholr head rendy to protect tho sudden Red Hill Notes. Mr. L. S. Ilourlnnd vlsltod rola tlves nt Nebo this week. Rov. W. F. Crick prenched n very interesting sermon nt Atkinson's school houso Inst Sunday. Mrs. Efllo Long, of Caskey, who has beon tho guest of her mother, Mrs. J. II. Denton for tho past wcok, returned home Inst Saturday. Row J. C. Mitchell will preach his first sermon at Colo's chnpel next Are Sold To Be On The Eve of Tho approach of winter finds tho Exposure. mines of Hopkins county running nt Meridian, Con., tolegrnm to tho St. full blast. Tho coal compnnlos are crowded with orders, and tho prosLouis Republic Tho following specinl cable from pect of a big winters' work most flatCuba was received In this city from tering. Of course this is oncourrg-in- g to tho minors of tills county, who Frnncis Atwnter, field manager for always nppreclato an opportunity to tho Red Cross in thnt country: "Hnvnnn, Cuba., Nov. 4. I havo work and who, as a class, aro with their employers nnd aln Just learned from n thnt ho is now on tho trnll of low no ou'tsldo dictation as to what tho villains who blow up tho bnttlo-shl- p they shall do, and tho result of this Maine In Havana harbor, tho nmlcahlo understanding botweon emwreck of which I can seo as I send ployer nnd omployo Is thnt our miners nro a prosperous class nnd thlB dispatch. Ono of tho according to my information, are fast becoming ownersof homes, claims thnt ho hns not beon treated nnd In ovory wny show forth tholr right. IIo offers now to turn Stnto's storlingmnuhood. ovldonco if ho Is paid $15,000 to Goorgo Mills, who has boon for so that ho can llvo in seclusion somotimo in tho employ of tho in somo forolgn country tho remainConl Company, has sovored his der of his llfo, as ho woll knows thnt connection with said company. in Cuba or tho United Stntos ho The big nttendanco of minors at nover would bo allowed to llvo nn tho Taylor speaklnglnst week showed hour when it is known that he Is ono how thoy regarded his candidacy nnd of tho dastardly cowards who cnusod who thoy would cast tholr bnllot for. tho loss of so many lives. Ho claims Tho advanco in tho prlco of conl on that thoro woro sovon or olght in tho innrkets of tho Stnto Is a stop in tho plot, somo of them now being in tho right direction for the good of tho United States and the others tho minor. Thero enn bo no doubt hero. Francis Atwatku." In tho minds of tho closo observers but what foryears pnst conl hns boon Wise Words. sold nt too low a prlco. con-toutwell-know- good digestion; sound sleep; a fine appetite and a ripe old age, are some of the results of the use of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue. A CLEAR HEAD; I ? CLOTHING.! Tho hulk of our Kail and Winter Olothing is on our counters now, anil wo aro ready for business. In fact the enrly cool weather lias caused our customers to rush in upon us boforo wo nro nble to "spread" ourselves over our new room ns we intended. Wo hoped to havo hnd nil things arramred nicelv in lilonty of timo for eaily Fnll Trndo, but our "boss," l. e., uio pcopie say nuy ; thoy want to buy NOW, bo wo havo pulled oil our coat, rolled up our sleeves, nnd nro now "in it" nnd "nt it" with "both feet" and "both hands," for nil it is worth. Como right along, Wo nro nt your comIndies aud gentlemen. mand; wo nro awfully anxious for you to keep us hard nt work. Our Clothing, Wraps, Dross Goods nnd Shoes aro now open to you, and wo must say we nro perfectly satislled with each. We never had n purchase wo wero ns proud of. Come in nnd partake. The values nro good, tho styles nre right ami tho prices bottom. ' H A Known Fact. An absolute cure for sick head ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour stomach, dizziness, constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseases. scoun-drol- B, ? Tutt's Liver Pills Church Directory. M. E. Cnunoir. W. C. Wilson, pastor. Services first nnd third Sundays nt 11 n. m. nnd nt 7:30 p. in. rrnyor mooting weuncsuny ovonmg. Sundny .school nt0:80. CuniSTiAN Citunoii. I. H. Tool, pnstor. Services second and fourth Sundays nt 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday-schont 0:30. Prnyor moot- ol $20,-00- 0, Oak-hi- ll 1? J 1 i aro not competent to spenk intelligently nnd advisedly respecting conditions in the 'Philippines both boforo nnd nfter tho enpturo of Mnnlla, who arc? They wero appointed to investigate nnd report, and Admiral Dowoy, beforo tho preliminary report wns made, wns conceded to bo tho best quniifled to stnto tho rolo Aguinaldoplnyed beforo nnd nfter the occupation of tho city. But becnuso the Admiral indorses tho preliminary report and adopts Its statements somo of tho nowspnpors now claim that tho Admiral docs not know whnt ho Is talking nbout. But tho peoplo bollevo tho Admiral. A southern editor struck tho kcy-not- o whon he wroto tho nbovo If tho Phllipplno Commissioners pnragrnph. dol-In- rs tho enso Just ns it stands. These nro facts, nnd facts nro tho most stubborn things in tho world nnd wo can't get around thorn. Wo must Tho Ohio Coal Trnfllc Association has advanced tho freight rates on meet thorn fnco to fnco. coal shipped from Ohio, wostcrn It represents E. Ciiunoii, South. R. M. Whont pastor. Services first nnd Third Sundays at 11 a. in. nnd 7:30 p.m. sunuay-sciiontu:su. rrayor moetlntr. Tuesday ovenlnes nt 7:30 Tho Gns Co., Independence, Kits., o'clock. hns struck n vein of conl Missionary Baptist Church. d while boring for natural gns. It is D. S. Edwnrds Pnstor. Servlcos Snturdny night, Sundny and stated that a shaft will bo sunk. nt 0:30. Sundny night. Sunday-schoo- l A vein of conl was discov Prnyor meeting, Monday evenings at ered at a depth of flvo foot nt Hob- - 7:30 o'clock. Cathomo Church. Kov. A. M. son, twenty mllos south of Bnrtles-vlllCoenon, pnstor. First Mass, Sunday Tox., recently. A company morning nt 7 o'clock: Socond Mass, will bo organized to work tho mine. 0:30 o'clock. Afternoon sorvlco at Tho vein of conl recently discoV' 2:30 every Sundny. Gknkrai. Baptist Church. ored on Frosty Creok, 22 mllos from Willlnm Ciilldors, pnstor. Services Ellensburg, Wash., continues to ovory third Sundny nt 11 o'clock a widen nnd tho quality is also Im- m. nnd nt 7:30 p.m. proving. Y. P. S. C. E. Prayer mooting It is snid thnt thoro is n scarcity ovory Sunday evening nt u:uu. of laborers In tho bituminous districts of Pennsylvania, nnd thnt Klaetj DIGESTofYOUR FOOD. per cent, all tlckneaa It canaed by .bod not Wing properly dictated. It create pol 4,000 men could find omploymont. aoaa and coea Into your blood and then yoc an Ofllclnls oftho Pennsylvania Rail liable to altnoat any dlaeaaa the bnman ay atem heir to. Uh Dr. Caclatedt'a Cerutaa Uter rond Co. say thero is more business Powder and watch tba reaalta. Yon will (tel the rood edecti after taking one do. G1t It than their lines enn hnndlo, nnd the a trial ana M coaTincra. joc sniuo is truo with tholr competitors. Or. Otto's Spruco Gum Balsam Curst M. oi BISHOP & CD MADISONVILLE, KY. YOUR MONEY DAOK IP YOU WANT IT. i ton-fo- 49 ot soc-on- N. B. Miss Sallic Browning has just returned from the West, and has qiven our Dress Goods, Trimmings and General Dry Goods Stocks their finishing touch. vy6 six-fo- ot atrw9W WttWSWtWtWttWWt?; ' 1 9 o, yiynyiji tJmnyai.Mja.nm.myi ai.iw;ni nly,;'.y.y ) YOUR ORDERS Who Does Hie Livery Business? SOLICITED ii.i . Ask your neighbors. Thoy nil say that wo H4 haul hotter loads, fur- - jj nitfh best teams, mid ul- - ?A waysnt tho right price. " J I Crowe and Taylor. Tho St. Charles, Mo., Banner- Nows contains tho following complimentary noto concerning Row Jno. M. Crowo, nnd his singer Mr. J. Karl Tnylor, who hold a success ful mooting hero last spring: "The Fifth Street Methodist church wns filled to overflowing Sundny morning nnd evening, lnrgo nudionces bolng present to hear tho sermons dellvored by Row John M. Crowo, tho eloquont ovnngollst who is conducting protracted meetings nt tho church for two weeks ending noxt Sundny night. Besides tho regulnr services Rev. Mr. Crowo thoEpworth League nt 0:80 o'clock Sundny evening on tho "Six teen Points of Methodism," illustrating his remarks with drawings on tho blackboard. "Tho meetings will continuo nil this wcok, but n chango hns been made, servlcos being held ench morning from 10 to 11 o'clock instead of from 2 :30 to 3:30 in tho afternoon. Row Mr. Crowo will tnko as his subject, "How tho Ostricli Lost Its Wings, or Char acter Tends to Final Fixity," nnd Mr. Tnylor will sing ono of his beau- -. tlful solos, "No Room In tho Inn," Tho general public is invited." To-nig- ht nfter-war- ds ed r. trnns-plnnt- ed Earl-ingto- n, II-sl- ey forty-thre- n. Several prominent capitalists of aro in Sturgis. Union county, inspecting tho conl fields in tho vicinity. Tho gontlomon composing tho pnrty nro O. P. Wash, Goorgo Rico, S. L. Berry nnd W. W. Smith. Tho Indications nro thnt Stern Facts. somo $15,000 or $20,000 will bo drop ped nmong somo of tho land owners Tho report of tho Philippine Com nnd sovornl hundred thousands in- mission emphasizes two facts nnd In vested in a coal plant. As n big conl tho future discussion of tho Philip center Sturgis is stepping to tho pine question these two facts should front. bo roinombcrcd. First, Admiral Tennessee Tho rate to Toledo was put up 10 cents, to Dotrolt 10 cents, to Chicago 15 cents, nnd to points in Michigan on the same basis. Tho Baltimoro & Ohio has carried 2,251,240.17 tons of Cumberland conl so fnr this yenr, an increaso of 83, 710.15 compnred with Inst yenr's record. Local conl morchnnts in Cntta- noogn havo advanced tho prlco of conl nbout 25 cents n ton, owing to its scarcity, and thoy clnim Httlo enn bo secured from tho mines. Sixty coko ovens will bo built at Stoncgn, nonr Middleboro, Ky., nnd 250 ovens will bo built nt Mud Lick Work on the Mud Lick ovens will bo commenced within sixty days. Somo 83,000 ncres of conl nnd timber land In Scott county, Tonn., linvo beon sold to Chicago capitalists. Tho now owners intend to build a railroad to tho property and fully develop Its resources. Fainnount, W. Va.. Is flvo hours by rnll from Pittsburg, nnd hns a population of 10,000. Tho principal business of tho town is conl mining. There nro six mines within its limits, producing 500 enr londs of conl dally. Tho minors of Hopkins county nro nlways remembered ns it will bo soon by tho number elected for city oIIIcob nt election this wcok. Among thoso so honored woro J. B. Atkln son, Geo. C. Atkinson, J. W. Dny nnd Tlios. Blair, of Earlington. Pennsylvania and West Virginia Your Cough. Juattha Medloina for Children. Vor aalebj St. Bernard Drug Storo. open aii night. Titir--'- Barnett & Arnold.: !..'. '' Sj9 - '- -J fru .u .?. -- i2u.i Certain independent window glnss manufacturers have dccldod to fight the glnss trust. This looks very much llko n case of people living In glnss houBes throwing stones. Constipation means tho nccumuln tlon of wnsto inntter that should bo dlschnrged daily, nnd unless tills Is uono mo ioui matter is nusorneu nnu poisons tho systom. Use Horbino to brlnir nbout rcmilnrltv of tho bowols. Price CO conts. St. Borunrd Drug store. Colloctor of Internal Rovenuo for tho 2nd Kentucky District, E. T, Franks, Is to bo married noxt month to Miss Janetto Brodle, daughter of Mr. Robort Brodlo, n wealthy to bacconst, of Owonsboro. Wri 1 1 ui) ton, 9ij Clop Street, Padnrah, Ky., wrltea: Hare nied Dr. M A. Slramoni Liver Medicine 10 year. It la ipleodld tor Dyipepila llllloui Colic, Lifer trouble! and many allmcnta I think It much belter than Zellla't of children Regulator and Dlack Draccbt. AniM-irtf- a r..t ,.,. y. ..- -. t ., - - ,? - .. i..- t..t..i.. M. McGORD, Contractor and Builder1 ixpkriincc EARLINGTON, KY. is YiAns . bbVtttttsj l'a--i I'lafx DO in rrii .. T All clnssos of hiilldltigs erected and1. mnuo complete rendy roroccupnucy, Including tho fumlshlinror nil junior' fn( mechanical nnd common labor. aNT8,'oraArin9M-r- drawn upon bhort NO- - g,,nrnt0(.,. HHtlinatesclieerfiillyKlven, . reasonable nnd satisfaction r ' on nil kinds bulldliijr and special work," Olvo mon chanco nt your work. J""- ?r-- . -- i uii'pj'jni j" WW yjj1,i.' 5 "i ' at JVtTVV'WWWI V"iJSJaB'WVa) V m "raaBiaaa7aaaaaaaa.aaa,.aaaaaaaaaa.aaaaaaBaaaaa. - p GKORGE r (Soccet.orlo ItaaeDarit O. TOY, 1 if $ X' 1 Fordsvlllo, Ohio county, is nbout to bo sunnllod with olectrtnl lights nt a very low rnto. Mr. h. R. Brunor offers to furnish 20 lights nt $12 each per yenr. nnd If tho town will accent his proposition ho will enter Into a contrnct to nuuu a pinnt ni onco. is somotlilng Wenriy uio beforo thoy rench ono year, ono third ue nnu ono-nn- ii uoioro tnevnre live, foro thoy nre fifteen I Tho timely use or vviitto'B urenm vormiiugo wouiu save a mnlorltv of thoso precious LIVERY &. FEED STABLE. At tlio Old Stand, on Main Htroot, JuhI west of Dujxit. Wfl y & -- ( - fv frightful. Infant mortality one-quart- er KAULINQTON, KV. First-Clas- I's , -- , lives. Price 25 cts. St. Bernard Drug Store. Curg Nichol, of Warren county, last week Bold a pair of chestnut sor rol horses to a St. Louis man for $3,0000. m IIIHimHllllMIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIl m s V&" " Equipment and Prompt Service, Have YOU Heard You ron-dor- al out? cod-livecod-liver may have heard Ilegi-mo- nt about SCOTT'S EMULSION and have a vague notion n, nsso-cinti- m af-"t- er oili-cle- nt r is oil with its bad taste and smell and all its other repulsive fea tures. It is oil. the purest and the best in the Report Not True. world, but made so palatable that almost everybody President Milton IlVSmlth, of tho MaqpIii oil an uiiii, it L. company, donios vu. 4alfA ii. inuiir ail a tho & N. railroad L. & N. compnny report thnt tho children like it and ask for 5 is to establish its own oxpross sermore. vice, sovcring Its relations with tho Adams Express Company. THo report has been in circulation for somo time. Tho contrnct with tho Adams Express Compnny will bo ronowod V looks like cream: it nour January 1. ishes the wasted body of $ A Serious Accident. the baby, child or adult A serious accident too plnco nt better than cream or any Loulsvlllo Saturday night nt tho inother food In existence, it tersection of tho L. & N. trucks and bears about the same relao d car lino. An the L. & N. freight train collided tion to other emulsions that d street car, nnd with n cream does to milk. If you tho front part was crushed to plocos have had any experience and tho nirfb passengers moro or loss with other "just as injured. Tho blnmo for the nccidont good" preparations, you is diillcult to place. will find that this is a fact. Outot Employment. TYv timnhnjrtMf ti4 m combined with the Now that tho campaign is ovor, oil rill UMtVtt ICttilA In Ik! 7 wo nro nt a loss to know what somo of our gubernatorial campaign orathey tone up the nervous syjtem and Impart strength to the whole tors will do for pastlmo. For qulto body. awhilo thoy have been busily engaged in going for ench othor, but Joi.id$i oo, all druggists. SCOTT & DOWNE. Chcmliti. New York. now It js all ovor, what will thoy that it Dowey mndo no promlsos to Agui- nnldo Justifying tho Inttor in expect Ing tho United Stntos Government would rocognlzo tho Independence of tho Filipinos. Second, thnt tho Filipinos nro entirely unfit for Congress must doviso nnd put In operation plans for their good government, but it must bear in mind tho two prominent facts stated by tho commission. Nnsh vlllo American. Thoso who aro so bitterly opposed to tho policy of tho prcsidont should consider tho nbovo facts as thoy really nro. Mon ought to look nt both sides of any question beforo they tako their stand. Tho reason so many peoplo fnll Into sorlous error is becnuso thoy tnko a cortnin stand on a great subject without looking Into tho whys and whero-foro- s. Lot's think boforo wo try to speak. Don't Risk Your Life. Many of your friends, or pooplo wnom you Know or nnvo coiurnciou consumption, pneumonia or other fntal dlsonsoa by neglect of n simple cold or cough. Foley's Honey nnd Tnr, n snfo, suro nnd pleasant cough medicine would have- - saved thorn. It Is guaranteed. Campbell & Co. Henry Qaithor and Jack Mason, colored, quarreled over a crap gamo, at Gracoy, Christian county, Satur day night. Sunday nfternoon they mot nt a livory stablo nnd tho quarrel wns resumed. Mnson shot Galther fatally through the lungs with n re volver and escaped. Thousands of men nnd women suf for from Piles, especially womon with femnlo weakness havo this suf fering to contend with In addition to tneirotiior pains. Tamers jjuckovo PIlo Ointmont will quickly oifect n euro. Prlco CO cts in bottlos, tubes 75 cts. St. Bernard Drugstore Mr. Harris Aloxnndor, of Mnys- ville, will bo a cnndldato for clonk- room Kcopor nt tuo next session or the General Assembly. He was a pngo during tho last session. TheFIashlof ere, Buoyant foottlep and Roiy Complexion remit from the uie of Dr. M. A. Simmons Lirer Medicine. i M . The matron of a well known Masonic Iome m jr.s one inmate, seventy years of age, who has been in the infirm.tiv f rt'ircc years, a great sufferer from indigestion, and has been talnn iv.pans s about a year and a half and finds them so benefui that he is never without thcrn. He is willing that his name should be used in a testimonial, a3 it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them. A second old gentleman, in the same institution, eighty-fou- r years of age, has had liver trouble for many years and finds that R'I'P'A'N'S Help him very much. They also have two nurses there, one thirty years of age, the other forty-twboth suffer 1 m At Tab-ule- ! w ,i '1 o; EMULSION SGOTT'S Mormon missionaries havo beon invading some pnrtB of Eastern Kentucky for quite awhilo. Any Old Sore, Cut, Brulso or Sprain quickly cured with Banner Salve, tho greatest healing Remedy in the world. Campbell from indigestion, causing headache, depression of spirits and nervousness. They take the Tabulcs and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets. The matron also states; years of age and at times suffers with indigesthat she is forty-fiv- e tion, causing pain and paroxysms of belching, and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonial. will not UatSt. Tb banUh fln M Brolona- lit. OM tiler, not ms worn K I rill a n Ul pcaa and accci n aabstltuu. li S, Itroraoemtaa' MclttJ ror U ctnu. may hu al any drug ator Ten aunplea and o thonauMl leetlraoalala wra UlUi4uCbcmlrlUi., Mi. u bpnioo m.. Mtw Kork. WtB7dlrarorlcu,rririlllo RIT-A-N-S 1 5ri 1m N handsome new opera houso with Morcnnflold is soon to hnvo a C. A BOON TO MANKIND! DR 2a-l53Tjfn i;. uinrK as mnnnger. f, - Fourth-avonu- cast-boun- north-boun- A TIMELY HINT. uoul.l bo wise and tea that Tour blood la rich aud puns and yonr wholo syateni put In a ur. by the EErtcctiy healthy condition Powder, nae 01 yon German Llrer Then will be frea from malaria, typhoid leTtr.eolde and the crip. Dr. Carlstedl'a German Liter I'owaer la tne dci mcaictna money can Dny. oZ TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE O Vl Bat y so-call- For your Cold try Dr. Otto'a Spruea Gum Balaam. Frica 26o and 60a St. Bernard Drug Storo. 'I'linu. A. DavIh. nf Mnvnvllln. linn roslgnod ns deputy intornnl rovenuo collector. Douglas P. Ort wns named as his successor. TEA cores Dyupcp. CoDstipatlon and Indi gestion. Regulate tho liver. Price, 25 cts. for (ale by a Bottl.. 3. 2 J lolflUi lMiaaaa..:Brj z mPlrri ' n aft aja "Jill ""' aaaa aaja cod-live- r 14 i CURE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN. JAMES IMftatf AtNUBIAN riOUtvl 9 da do? Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. TUBtS, BY MAIL, 75 CENTS; BOTTLES, 60 CENTS. - - 3)9 fcrtii M Strut, ST. LOWS. Mi F. lALUftD, Sfito Prerietef. tv ajr tt I ' ?hie9.k .1 v - - .&&: 'J! ,,. J --- .a.j9aDaanBBmm x:' at 'CtYL'f. i' :.fc tftYttMtfrwahim&mTttmMnimSmMiK"'- - ,' ahaManawillLjf1mtLJHlfBWiiniiM CLiin, mir j"m f mrra - .?.. Stegfe 'Uu 3nbuslru tt? tthripe." if'. LOCAL NEWS. Rlil. I. II. Tool loft for Mcr Lean County this week to engage In iiHorifsof mootlngs. ti. t iV , . Tho now oqulniiiontfl havo arrived In Hopklnsvlllo for Company D. Thl Is n good company and will make a lino showing. Itov. JanioH W. lllnglmni, tlio now primMIng older of tlio Princeton District, M. K. Cliiircli. South, lias bought proporty In Marlon, lCy., and will noon movo Ills family to that town to llvo. JM Intonsoly dlBllkos Americans aa vory much of an Ainorlcan. Ho has tho forco and quickness and elasticity of an Amorlcau, ho has tho contempt for conventionality and consorvatlsm of an Amerlcnn and ho loft his orthodoxy behind him when ho loft school. Still, when I call him Amerlcnn I do not at all mean to say that ho would bo as big a man In Amorlca ns ho has been In South Africa. It Is easier to climb on top of a handful of whlto men, busy with tholr own alfalrs, than to mount to tho shouldors of 70,000,000 moil who nlroady have tholr own ablo leadors in public life. "Why doos ho hato Americans?" I asked of ono of his friends. "Ilocauso they nro tho smartost mon ho has to compote with In Africa," was tho reply. Julian Italph In tho Brooklyn Eagle I Cecil Rhodes' Americanism. FIRST ANNUAL nlwayn think of Rhodes who CONVENTION Young Men's The Farmer' flninstay. Tho man at tho plow thinks ho lias beon working hard all day In tho furrows, and ho has a right to think so. But thero Is another worker on tho farm, the real head of the family. alio Is not only occupied with tho enro of tho children, combining In horsolf tho dressmaker, tailor, nurso and school teacher, but sho must attend to tho chickens nnd to tho young lnmbs rescued from tho aud-do- n roturn of winter. Sho lias her dnlry to keop sweet nnd clean, or ought to havo It. Sho must bo preserving for tho winter, and, In tho menutlmo, prepare, or bo bothered by tho oversight of sorvants In tho propnration of, food for tlio family and for tho hands. Sho deserves ploastiro and tho husband will find plenBiiroln dovotingn Httlo time to . Antagonism to Corporations. Much projudico hns been Instilled by politicians into tho minds of tho fnrmors against corporations. Be lieving thnt such animosities would be popular,thoy havo advocated them to obtain official positions. This Is unfortunate for tho South hns beon tho loser, and It has beon kept behind in Its progress by reason of tho provalence of those unnatural prejudices. If thero should bo any two nllllos more closely united than any othors they should bo tho railroads and tho farmers. Thoy aro component parts of tho samo groat Industrial machine. Tho largest proportions of frolghts received by tlio railroads aro furnished by tho farmers. The farmors' largest profits come from boing ablo to command many mnrkots by means of tho rail roads. They should work together in harmony. Nothing should bo done by ono sldo or tho other that has the least appearanco of injustice. The projudico entertained ngnlnst nil corporations by certain classes In tho South has dono much in croatlng tlio bad feeling which exists against railroads. We live in an age of corporations. They are the methods of progress adopted by the business world in tho latter part of the nineteenth century. Col. J. R. Killebrew in Southorn Farm Magnzlne, of Baltimore for November. Of the Hopkins Counly Christian Association (o be Held at MADISONVILLE, NOVEMBER 17-1- Irx toMw YWal OIney. EFENDING y. 1899 aaTX' I Q J"1 .j v r rte $3 '& Thief Entered. Last Wcdnesdny night, Mr. and Mrs. Albort Toombs wont to prayer mooting, tho children staying at homo. Whllo they woro away, tho oldest daughter, LUHo, heard a noiso 'i In tho kitchen nnd called in a neighPERSONAL. bors. They Investigated tho mnttor HUNPAV, NOVKMlinn 19. nnd found thnt soinoonu had entered 8:30 a.m. Consecration service. Mr. lieu T. llobliison. of Mortons a back window and had stolen a con11:00 a. in. Church siderable amount of Hour. Theso 3:00 Men's Meeting services. "Gap, spent Suudny In Karllngton. Address by depredations nro becoming entirely J. A. Stucky, M. D TMfes Mr. nnd Mrs. It. M. Salmon and 8ATUHDAY KVKNINM. daughter wero In Knrllugton Satur- too numorous In theso parts, and if 7:00 Song service. day afternoon. theso post nro not vory cnreful.somo Addross: Recent develop0:30 : ait. i'.. it. .tic i, eon niiu unuguior, ono will find a doso of hot lead in ' StMl.xs Launa, spent Sunday with rela storo for him somo of thoso night. ments In association work C. L. Gates. 8:00 Address: Association history tives In tills city. Robbed the dravc. in brick nnd stone, illustrated bv Musdnmes W. It. Coylo and II. L. A startling Mr. atereoptlcon W. I. McNnlr. Brniiiwoll and Mis Lira Robinson John Oliver Incident, of which was n:w p. m. womoirs meeting. of Philadelphia, spont Friday In ICvnimllle. tlio subject, is nnrratcd by him as 3:00 p. m. Boy's meotlng. 7:00 In taber Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. Ktttlngor, of follows: "I was In a most dreadful nacle. urn. Union incotintr J condition. My skin tho country, services at tho M. K. low, eyes sunken, was almost yeliVddresses .Tho . sunromo nurnofio tonguo coated, ... . ... . . pnln continually In bnck and sides, oi tne loung Aioirs uuristinu ahso Church. South, horo Sunday. no ciation. appetite gradually growing y Wilson O. Borders nnd Tom Lines of Association work to bo woaker day by day. attended tho slreot fair at cians hnd given mo up. Three physi- cnrrlcd on In Hopkins County. Fortunately now can wo promote mo AssociaKvmiHvillo. a irlonil advised trvlnir 'Electric Bitters:' and to niv irront lov nnd tion work In Hopkins County? Tom Kuiitli, whoso foot wns iiacu uoiegnie suouiii do on nana surprise, tho first bottlo mndo a de hovoral weeks ngo, Is Improv cided Improvement. at I continued nnd tho oponlng of tho Convention should bring his Bible nnd note ing. their uso for three weeks, nnd tun am now a woll man. I know thoy book to ench session. Tlio sessions George Robinson spent part of last saved my life, 'Sv and robbod tho gravo of tho Convention will bo hold In Wcoli at Mortons Gap In his brother's of anothor victim. "No ono should tho Methodist church. Pray that God mny richly bless fall to try them. store. Only GO cents., guaranteed, at St. Bernard Drug this gathering. Foreman Thos. Robinson, of Storo, spent Sunday with his family Statu op Ohio, City of Toi.kdo ( hero. LuoAii County. Struck a Snag. FiiANK J. mnkes Tho promotors of tho now railroad thnt ho Is tho Chunky partner ofoath Ruck Shaver, of Kmplro, was horo sonlor the L from Dixon, Webster county, nro firm of E. J. Chonoy & Chenoy & Co., Sunday. said to linvo struck a snag. Somo doing business In tho City of Toledo, Mr. 11. J. McCulloy wont to Kmplro Saturday to visit his daughter, of tho farmers absolutely refuse to County nnd State nforosnid, and that Ono will pay soil a right of way at any price and wild firm Dollars fortho sum ofevery Mrs. A. Y. Uutland. each and Hundred Mr.Gcorgo Boyd Is still a vory Blck others nro nsklng enormous prices. enso of Catarrh that coanuot be cured man. Ho has lioen confined to his It was first thought that tho right of by tho uso of Hall's Catarrh Curo. FltANK J. ClIKNEY. way could bo obtnlnod at a small bed for sovernl days. Sworn to boforo 1110 nnd subscribed sum, and oven given in somo Inmy presence, this 0th day of DeMr. Davis Buchanan, of Madlson- stances. As to how tho matter will in cember, A-- I)., 188(1. bo adjusted remains to bo seen. vlllo, has boon at work in Loo , A. W. GI.F.ASON, , restaurant for several days. Notary Public. J skaIj. t That Throbbing Headache. ' Mrs. A. W. Rcoso, of Philadelphia, Would quickly lenvo you, If you Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inhml Mrs. Llllio Rodgors, of Used Dr. King's Now LIfo Pills. ternally, and acts directly on tho sutrorors have proved blood and mucous surfaces of tho aro visiting tho family of Thousands of their matchless merit for Sick and system. Sond for testimonials. Mr. V. F. Jlurr. Norvous Headaches. Thoy mako F. J. CHENFY & CO., Tolodo, O. Mr. nnd Mrs. Barton Crutchllold, puro blood and strong nerves and Sold by Druggists, 75c. build up your health. Easy to tako. of St. Chnrlos, woro hero Suudny. Hall's Family Pills nro tho best. Try thom. Only 25 cents. Money Mrs. T. I). AValkor him rotumod back If not cured. Sold by St. d Thoro is Bomothlng pitiful in old from an extended visit to relatives Druggist. Gon. Cnssuls Clay's devotion to the in Cincinnati. child who wns onco his wife, says t: His Idea of It. Misses Sallio nnd Mary McGrnth tho Horrodsburg Domocrot. SInco A certain crusty bncholor says tho birth of nson by her second marnnd Nolllo Sulllvnn spout Inst Frithat somo women trlvo m their day In Mndlsonvillo. music nfter marrlnga, because thoy riage ho has been to seo her, nnd Rev. A. K. Bnrrott, of Falrvlow, lose moir uica ot Harmony. asks that tho Httlo 0110 bo named passed through Knrllugton Monday for htm, nnd if rumor be truo, ho exenroute to Hnwcsvlllo. If you linvo soro throat, soronoss pects to bo a to tho child across tlio bnck'or sldo, or your lungs Mrs. Win. Vnnlson wns In Madl- fcol soro or tender, or you nro threat If it should live. If somo of tho for sonvlllo Monday. ened with dlphthorln or pnoumonin, giveness ho extends to tho girl who Dr. P. B. Davis and Wm. McCnr-lo- y uso Ballard's Snow Lliilmotit ex- ropntd his kindness with lngrntltudo spent Monday In Madlsonvlllo. ternally and Cousboii's Honey of Tar. could bo shared by his own children Mrs. Jonuio K. Mooro and daugh-to- St. Bomard Drugstore. tho empty rooms at Whlto Hall Miss Celesto, woro In MadlsonSteam coal Is said to be vory scarco would not now bo so slllont, nor tho vlllo Monday. nt Mobllo, Ala., and is duo to tho gray halrod master theroof so lonely Elder I. II. Tool flllod his rogular great scarcity of cars, couplod with nnd unloved in his old ngo. appointment nt tho Christian Church tho gonornl and grontly incrensed ntNebo, Sunday. demand nil ovor tho Southorn Used by British Soldiers In Geo. E. Hoosor Is still a vory sick Stntes. Africa. man. Ho hns typhoid fovor and will CUBAN RELIEF curea flfoiilAMA CollcKcurclglaacdTooUiacbo Capt. C. G. Dounlson Is well bo confined to his bed for sonio yet. lanlCrS vlaBTomluut. BourBtomKh known nil ovor Africa ns commnn-do- r Jiownru wiuto roturnoti irom a of tho forces thnt enptured, tho tnd Bummer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. visit to Ponnylvnnhi Tuesday famous robol Galisho. Under date Sold by St. Barnard Drug Storo. of Nov. 4, 1897, from Vryburg, ho writes: ''Boforo starting on tho Inst campaign I bought n quantity of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholora and Dlnrrhooa Romody, which I usod mysolf when troubled with bowol complaint, nnd had Cut glass, or any f;lven to my mon, nnd In ovory ease mostbonoflclal." For snlo by St. Bernard Drug Storo, Enrllngkind of glass ware, 1 nwl lit tllffti limit! tltn Kiiolnnaa jftlon of tho vlllago was about wiped tfout. Tho storo of Slgler & Slglor Is itho only storo that wan not burned. j ,.- Tho origin of tho (Ire Is unknown. Vriio total lom Is nbout TU,000 with .yiiiilv ntimit IMKi fiiunrniicn. m m.-- . Wonderful Discovery. Quito n uumbor of Madlfonvlllo merchants aro closing their business NrwLunhfoki), Ala., April 15, 1898. Si'kkokh Mkdioink Co. (unison from 10 to 11 o'clock each Doar Sirs: I have boon troubled lay on account of tho mooting that with Liver nnd stomach complaint. In boing conducted at tho tnhomaclo I had no appotlte and my gouernl health was very bad. I took mediGeorge It. Stunrt, of cine from four different doctors and they failed to do mo any good. I got no relief until I began to Kid. I. II. Tool closed a ton clays Nubian Tea. I usod about uso your two dolmeeting at Curdsvlllo, Daviess lars worth of it, nnd It did me more good than all tho medlclno I ever county, last Thursday night. Tho took. Christian Church at that placo Is n pouunds I in have gainedmythlrty-flv- o Is weight and health mission iiolnt hut Brother Tool had vory good. I can sleep soundly and largo audiences nt all tho sorvlcos, my appetlto Is oxcollont. I enn Planter's Nubian Tea to tho and good Interest was manifested all to any tho way through. There wore six world as being a ono who doubts community. Any additions to the church. can wrlto to thlsstatomont Osoaii Bakhu. A horso belonging to Mr. Louis Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore Vt'iuey, of tho country, become Went to Hear Taylor. y frightened on tlio stroots horo A largo crowd of Karllngton peoafternoon and ran away, damaging tho buggy and harness consid- plo Wont to hoar Gen. Tny lor speak erably. Mr. Veazey and a gontloman at Madlsonvlllo last Thursday. ReVim was riding with him Jumped gardless of party, thoy woro highly out nnd nefther was hurt to amount pleased with tho eloquent and manly s.J to nuythlug. Tho horso rocolvod spooch from Gon. Taylor. Thus, It has boon all ovor tho Stoito. No ktfovornl ciitu and bruises. candidate for any olllco ovor mndo a Wounds Prove Fatal. nobler fight than has tho Republican Ira Scott, tho llopklnsvlllo nogro candldato for Governor of Kentucky. ycw was shot whllo on an excursion Ills campaign was pitched on a lofty 'on route homo from Kvausvillo some plane and continued thnt way from time ngo, died this week from tho first to last. Taylor Is an honor to any Stato or any peoplo and is worCt'lfccU of tho wounds received. thy of any honor that might bo plnced upon him. Ho came from Fire at Boxvllle. 2L Last week, afire in lloxvlllo, caino tlio humblo walks of men, nnd by fcVery near wiping tho Httlo town from dint of courage nnd push hns ad2vf flu fnin nf llin nnrtli. Tim flrn rirfir. vanced to the very front. All honor 'Wanted in Jyiin & Whitlcdgo's storo to Gon. Taylor. liy-ltoe. God-sen- d Sun-da- MAr80NVIMiR.KY..N0V.. 'Oil. Tho first convention in tho interest of tho Young Mon's Christian Association in work Hopkins County will ho hold on Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday 17, 18 and 10, 1891). By Invitation of tho Mndlsonvillo Association, tho convention will bo bold In this town. All young mon who nro members of ovangelfcnl churches, nnd especially tho ministers, nro cordially Invited to attend. Wo nro planning for tho spiritual, montal, social and Dhyslcnl welfare of all the vounir men oi iiopKins county. beautifying her surroundings and Fraternally, Exocutlvo Commlttoo: I. Balloy, lightening tho labors of her culinary D. W. Oatlin, Bon Plain, It.M. Hall, dopnrtinont. Southorn Farm Maga U.K. Asuiiy, Mndisonviile; 1'. M. zine of Bnltlmoro for November. Moore, E. B. Rourlnnd, Earllngton. MADiHONVii,r.n, Kv., Nov., 1899. Best way to Invest 35 Cents. Tho Young Mon's Christian Association of Mndlsonvillo extends a Nkw Antioo, Miss., July 1, 1898. Si'enokii Medicine Co. cordlnl Invitation to tho young men, I want to tell you and tho friends of young mon, who your Nubian Tea. what I think of I linvo used it nro Interested In tho establishment myself ond In my family, and It is all of this work throughout Hopkins that you claim for It It Is the host County. used. It is Freo ontertnlmnont will be pro- Liver Medlcluo I ever you feel bnd Just tho thing to tnkoif vided for all tho delegates, and it Is nnd aro bilious. A. B. Lanoabtkii. desired that everyone shall write as Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. soon ns possible to Mr. I. Bailey, Madlsonvlllo, Ky., tho chnlnnnn of 5am Jones Could Not Come. tho entertainment commlttco, In order that homes mny bo provided beIt was a great disappointment to forehand. Fraternally, tho people of Mndlsonvillo and Hon- I). W. Gatlin, President. kliiH county when It was announced Programme. KUIDAY AFTKHNOON, NOVKMllKIl 17. that Rev. Sam P. Jonos wns unablo 2:30 Quiet hour Led by Henry E. to fill his engagement for tho Tabor-nncl- o Rosovenr, State Socrotary. meeting nt Madlsonvlllo, be H:30 Why did I como? P. M. ginning Inst Sunday. Rev. Goo. It. Mooro, Karllngton. What do I oxnect to cet? 31. R. Stuart enmo nnd tho meetings aro going on. Ashby, Madlsonvlllo. ilow sunn 1 got itv uoo. 11. uox. In a lottor to Rov. G. W. Lvon. Owensboro. Mr. Jonos says bo fears, that on acHKIDAY KVKXINO. count of a serious throat troublo, ho 7:00 Sorvlco of song. will nover 7:30 Address: Why Work for ovangollstlo bo nblo to do much more work. young mon? Chns. C. Stoll, LouisHis many friends all ovor tho ville. 8:00 Address: County work: or- country will bo pained to henr of ganization, methods, results Robt. this. Fow men havo ever dono more Wcidonsnll, Secretary International good thnuSnin Jones. Commltteo, Chicago. or THE NATION. Catarrh is ourcoun-trstntmLagrippo, lung troubles and SM other diseases of tho mucous mem brano tako hold of our peoplo anil fatal results SwMkIbbW - nlnrmlng C" theso A follow with frc- - Fine Weather. The weather this fall has boon the nicest for a numbor of years. This has been good for the farmers, who have been very busy with 'tholr fall work. Why should not people bo happy? Tho weather Is fine, the fields havo been fortlle, tho crop abundant, and work plentiful. Truly, prosperity Is abroad In tho land and there is nothing left for tho calamity howler to harp about. HATU1WAY MOnXlNCl, NOVKMI1KH 18. E. B. Bourlnnd, Enrllngton. 10:00 Topic: How to organize nnd dovolop association work in Hopkins County I. Balloy, Mndlsonvllln; John Lake, Socrotnary County Work 9:30 Dovotlonnl sorvlco Department, Stato Exccutivo mittee. SATUKDAY AFTKUKOOK. Com- Fundamental nrlnclnlos C. L. Gates Field Secretary Inf ernntlonnl Coinmlttco,' New York. (b) Tho vounir men's mcetlnir V. C. Palgo, Henderson. (OJ'orsonni worK imcy l. Rioliett. Secretary Student Department, Stato i;xecutivo committee. (d) Blblo study W. I. McNnlr, Louisville. (n) of tho Association. 2:30 Topic: Tho Rollelous Work A Thousand Tongues Could not express tho rnpturo of Annlo E. Springor, of 1125 Howard St., Phlladolphln, Pa., when sho found thnt Dr. King's Now Discov ery for Consumption had completely cured her of n lincklng cough that for ninny yenrs had mado life n burden. All other remedies nnd doctors could cive hor no holti. but she Bays of this Royal Curo "It soon removed tlio pain In my chost and I can now sleep soundly, something I can scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sound Intr Its praises throughout tho Universe." bo win every ono who tries Dr. Klnir's Now Discovery for nnv trou ble of the Thront, Chest or Lungs. Price 5oc. nnd fl.oo. Trinl bottlos free at St. Bernard Druir Store: ovory bottlo guaranteed. symptoms are Inflamed, throbbing icmnies. nntrintr noises in tno ears. headaches, cnnrlclous ntinntitn. nnd constant dischnnro of mucus. For tunately its cure Is not a question of what you wlllglvo but what you will tako. If you take Hood's Sarsapa-rlllthe great constitutional remedy, which thoroughly purifies, nnd vitalizes tho blood, you may expoct to bo completely and permanently cured. Tho good blood which Hood's Sarsnparilla makes, reaching the delicate passages of the mucous membrano, soothes nnd rebuilds tho tissues and ultimately cures all symptoms of catarrh. a, os dive To bo curod of Catarrh? If you or your inenas nave tins disease, you know how disagreeable it Is. Its You What Would cxUt where the tucmbrnncn are clean and healthy. Mrs. Lou Davis, rayettcvlllc, Tcnn., tells in her letter how Dr. Hartman's Acts great catarrh remedy, cured her of la grlppo and serious lung complication. She says: " I was afflicted with a disease- commonly known as lagrippo two years ago; tho doctors said I had consumpand tion. I got one bottlo of eanse5 tho second night my cough stopped. Qen. Wheeler's Cose bottles', and I will say I took several Tho caso of Gen. Wheeler Is that I bcllcto I would be a dead woman considerable attention. Ho now If It had not been for has signified his Intention of resumMo., soys: Mary M. Prultt, Palpa, ing his duties In tho House of Rep- OVERCOMES LsrrtD C Medicine Co., Columbus, O. resentatives. As to whether he will " I had la grlppo for three successive bo nllowcd to tnkohls sent remains years; It seemed to cet a tighter hold to be seen. on mo each year. It seemed I was in It is thought that tho now speaker the jaws of death. What had helped mo before would not do me any good. will lot tho houso settio the matter I for Itself and tho caso will probably I saw an advertisement of Buy THt GEMUINt-MAr- tT o oy procured two bottles and It cured mo. bo sent early as posslblo to the juany Bymptom since. diciary commlttco. I havo not felt You may uso this la any way yon At!1' Locates at nndlsonville. please." uefi roa jau trail aajswr rati tc rticcmb Mr. Eugeno Wilder, representing Meechants' and flanufacturers' the Hnrdlng & Miller piano firm, of Evansvillo, Iud., hns locnted at Association. Tho Merchants' nnd Manufactur- Madlsonvlllo. His wngon visits nil ers' Association of Loulsvillo is parts of tho county. making a splondld showing. Tho Henry Koehler & Company Association Is now closing up its of Ciioiok do away with cumberyear's business nnd tho report is a Want several Walnut Loos. Will pay highest splendid ono. Tho objoct of tho cash prlco. Thoy also buy Poplah plate-holder- s, nssocintion is to induco buyers from and IlAimwoon Lumiikh in mixed over the South to come to Louis- cars. Write thom nt Louisville, Ky. nil heavy, fragile glass plates, ville for supplies. In this tho AssoScare About Over. ciation has boon successful. LouisTho sinnllpox senro ville's trndo hns boon greatly Increas- nbout over and tho nt Dawson is and bothersome dark-slide- s. patients nro nil ed by Its steady olforts. Already this fall nearly 1,000 southern merchants rapidly recovering. Thoro hnvo only hnvo purchased their supplies In beon nbout cloven ensos and thoy mild nnturo. Thoro Louisville. It Is expected thnt wero of a vory now cases lately and havo beon no tho sales directly traceable to tho the disenso will soon bo wiped out. Association will run considerably in AX Kodaks use our f film cartridges excess of $1,000,000. This is n splen"Rob Peter to pay Paul." That Is (which weigh but ounces, where plates wtlgn did showing nnd speaks well for the what thoy do wlio take stimulants pounds) and can be loaded in daylight. Seven for weak nerves. Hood's Snrsapnrllln styles use cither plates or films. enterprise of Kentucklans. gives truo nervo strength. VK.TiU troubles ilMWEi nrccntarrn, mwwB.i All .. cannot nnd - l'e-ru-- Mny Clark Is visiting her sister near Dixon this weok. Wesloy Dover, of tho Providence country, wns hero Sundny. Andy Smith Sundnyed with N. J. Creekmore. Today Is tho day wo will vote-t- hen for tho counting. Mrs. Novella Hooker died Saturday night nnd wns burled Monday morning at Lafayotto. The funeral sorvlco was conducted 1y Rov. J. R. Cnlvert, In which ho fully'stnted her good qualities nnd her benittlful lifq. Mrs. Hookor wns much loved by thoso who know hor. Sho professed a hope In Christ a fow days boforo donthnnd in hor last hours called hor husband to her nnd told him to raise the children right nnd prepare to meet her in henvon, nnd died with n smile on her face. Farewell, doar wlfo, sweet mother, kind friend, until wo meet on tho other shore. Oni: of tiii: Bovs. M gently on Kidneys, Liver and Bowels System the a the s'rirA, Pe-ru-- a. (aui?rniaTg(Syrvp. Kodaks car-loa- some Just turn a light-proo- Key It Was Full. Quito a number of orrlng citizens wero thoroughly tanked up Thursday afternoon, and as usual wore out on the warpath. Marshal Coylo happened along, however, nnd exploded their ambition by marching them oil to tho "European Hotel," near Robinson's Bawmlll,whero they wore given rooms and time to think over the orror of tholr ways. This resort did a flourishing business thnt afternoon nnd was fuller of guests than It had boon for quite a while. Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hlnton, Ala., writes us August 12, 1898. "I advise all mothers to give their children Planter's Nubian Tea when they are keep fumy or fretful. I when this medlclno tho children house nnd nro nlling Igive them n doso and that is tho last of It." Sold by St.Bernnrd Drugstore. Ready for Service. tho work or equipping tho new Louisville legion boing completed, tho roglmontis now ready for service. It Is tho intention of tho olllcors to begin nctivo drilling this wook, nnd Col. Mongol has mado arrangoments whoroby tho Seventh stroot dopot is to bo usod for this purpoBo until cold weather sots In, by which time It Is thought that the city will havo provided an armory sufficiently lnrgo to nccoinmodnte tho entlro regiment ilywfrtcim'iuir If U this. Ilia 1. lot cl. i(u in. o: n.,,r no iit ue ana nair u.i ruufdcl? lUvo 31 n tt tire 1I0U7 frellair, it'oforcrunacrcf C'.Uli.Mala a nnd Typhoid Ferir If ro, ok niai1 not f.Mt tilt warning a It la au Indication t( ickicsi; arold thli; cm. alt un a our advica com yon nolblaf. Call o jour drui'slst nuj rucuro a bottle of Ur. CarUtedt's German Liver Fowdfr. Tako one dons a day at bed time (or ctx dava; thtu miutw ur iirocunnir a uoitia ot ucaian lum Tonic, lollowiui? Iho directions and after twa turse two jrreat remrdlei, tou will feci like the Cowers look In the sorfnir. Prepare yours It for the malarial or bot season when the atmosphere is full of rerms. It necessary ana wuca Tour iTttem warns too. repeat the abOTe. These jtemeaiei to itocJI . Mur-1h- tno I '.stiir I .In-t 1 has h vi un; h wSf cl WARNCD II 1 VOO parlm t o oiu;..'.. 11 ti ed.inil in,, rot clio ' Jli tb r'v am-pitt- Em-plr- o, wpei.i-courM- H Sod sold St. Bernard Drug Storo. New Coal Shaft. Representatives of tho big Pittsburg combines nro expected to reach Dekovon, Union county, this weok for tho purpose of ordering a now slinft Bunk at No. U. It Is understood that Cnpt. S. S. Drown hns placed the Dokovon proporty in tho big pool together with his other coal Interests nt Pittsburg. Six months ngo tho mon wont otit'on a strlko and and Cnpt. Brown closod tho mines down. Hundreds of tho miners moved to other places. Tho proposed improvements will causo Dokoven to tako on now life. It Ca-zor- t's Mnssa-chusott- s, Bor-nnr- Washing Dishes. To wash dishes In half the time, ana uo uwou, loilow tuis recipe; Always uso hot wator not warm, but hot. It is bo'st to uso mons with china and glass, nnd to hnvo a nice lathor: instead of using sonp, uso Gold Dust Washing Powder; dissolve 11 tnblesnooniul in tho hot wnter nnd wnsh quickly; hnvo plenty 01 moo tiry iowois 10 wipo witlii hnvo n drainer that will allow tho Vnter to run otf tho dishes Into tho recoptnelo bolow, whon you will hnvo highly polished glnss and god-fnth- or r, china. work, clock work For Campbell & Co. to stato to tho general On Wednesdny evening, Novem- and jowolry ropalrlng, call on W. G. Iwisli that owing to the deTimo ber 1, nt 7 o'clock, Mr. W. L. Wolls, Barter, L. &N. U.K. Evory Inspector, noney Is Uppermost. pleco of mand for now work, as woll as all Enrllngton, Ky. of Elkton, nnd Miss Ponrl Davis, of work wnrrnnted. It seoms nlinost to bo taken for Mndlsonvillo, woro united in mnr-rlng- o classes of repair work, I havo progranted by tho mnjority of men thnt at tho resldenco of the brldo's cured tlio services of a first-Clas- s father, Mr. Ben Davis. Rev. Thos. money is of more vnlun, than anyshoemaker from Evansvillo, and Smith, of the Christian church, If. thing else. Character, roputntlon, olllclnted. am now prepared to do all work absolute fidelity to ovon the linos t promptly on short notice. All shades of distinction between honor If you nro sutferlng from drowsi-of work guaranteed to fit and. give nnd dishonor tho almighty dollar ness In tho day time, instability satisfaction. leinpor, sleepless nights, general deBooms somotlmes to weigh all theso bility, hcadacho, and general want down nnd sit throned on a man's of tune of tho system, ubo Uorbine. BO YEARS' eternal soul. Rov. Charles M. Shol-do- n. You will get relief and finally a curo. s. surprise to any who are at nil familiar with tho good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, to know that peoplo everywhere tako pleasure In relating their experience in tho uso of that splendid medicine nnd In tolling of Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures the benefit thoy have received from Others, Why Not You? it, of bad colds it has cured, of threatened attacks of pneumonia it My wife hns beon using Chamberhas averted and of the childron it lain's Pain Bnlm, with good results, has saved from attacks of croup and for n lnme shoulder that has pained whoodlng cough. It is n grnnd.good her continually for nlno years. We medlclno. For salo by St. Bornnrd have tried nil kinds of medicines Drug Storo, Earllngton, Ben T. Rob- and doctors without recolvlng any inson, Mortons Gnp, Geo. King, St. ueneut irom nny oi tiiom. uno tiny wo saw an advertisement oi tills Chnrlos. medicine nnd thought of trying it. which wo did with the host of satis Plea, for Free Kural Delivery. faction. She has used only one botPostmaster-Genera- l Heath, In his tle nnd her shoulder is almost well. annual report, makes a vigorous plon Adolph L. MUlett, Manchester, for rural free delivery. He soys tlio JN. 11. l'or snlo by st.iiernard Drug sorvlco so far has resulted in in Storo, Enrllngton, Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gnp, Geo, King, St. Charles. creased postal receipts, has enhanced valueB of farm lands, Improvod the Christian Endeavor. roads and caused better prlcos for Thoro wns a good attendance at farm products. Ho believes the tlio Christian Endeavor Sunday system will yield a revenue from tho evening and the meeting was quite establishment of rural mall boxes. nn interesting ono. Miss Alice What a Well Known Railroad Miller, ono of the orgnnizors nnd foromost supporters of tho society, Alan and Resident of Lima was tho lender. Miss Miller Is an Thinks of Foley's Kidardent laborer In tho cause of Christ. ney Cure. For Hoarseness. I havo beon troubled n rrreat dnnl with tho backache. I was Induced Geo. A. Pontius, Upper Snndusky, to try Foloy's Kidney Curo, nnd ono O., wiites: I have been using T bottle entirely relieved 1110. Honoy and Tar for soro throat gladly recommond It to any one es- nnd honrseuoss and find It is tho pecially my friends among tho train best romody I ovor tried. It stopped men, who nro very generally simi- the cough immodlntely nnd relieved larly mulcted. nil soreness. Cmnpbell &. Co. Geo, H . Hausan, Wells-DaviEngineer on L. E. & W.R. R, bo n Fo-lo- It will not Tobacco rinrket. Tho tobacco market has oponcd nt .Mndlsonvillo nun iinnson, out as yet very Httlo tobacco has been bought. It Is expected, howovor, that the purchases this year will bo large. For burns, cuts, bruises, lacerations or Injuries of nny descriptions, Ballard's Snow Linimont Is a soverDamaged by Fire. eign remedy. It novor fails to do At midnight Mondny night, fire good, and so promptly thnt its wonderful curatlvo properties frequently broko out in Wiley's drug store and create surprise. St. Bornnrd Drugcigar factory at HopkiusvJIle and store. completely destroyed tho entire n Rov. W. stock. Loss fo,000. Tlio stock was protracted C. Wilson nthns begunhis ono of meeting woll insured. Tho origin of tho ro churches near Nebo. Is unknown. Tlio building was own ed by tlio Hopper estate. Bryan To purify sad enrich lbs blood, strengthen Neryei and invigorate (he Hopper, of Earllngton, wns inter the A Simmons Llrer Medicine system, use Dr. M. ested. 11 dood for the Children. Kodaks, $5.00 to $35.00i EASTMAN KODAK CO 4tai4rt r tjr matt. Rochester, N. Y. Webster's 'International! IMsStionary StHurnnar HWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOr llin tifthe I'tmltfUlnnl Otto Crent Stntutnrd Authority, nonius Hon li J l rfwer, KuprciiH t ( Ji.tlt h LotirL imih, u. I' li. rtiiprv ( uttrt, nil tlio Ma In jrriiif( oiirU.Hii'lof iieur if Nil lite n iioviimuk. fltniulard nfllir rM.OV'll'liliUnif Coiiiiiicmlvcl Wnrtnly House and Lot for Sale. Widow Sullivan placo on Sobroo avenue in Earllngton for fSOO cash. Roscoo M. Wheat will fill his regular appointment nt Nebo next Sun Ptflte fliipf r.iiiit1iiii ( hools, ( olteve 1 rr. tf (VnU flnii(ttiMt.iiiicttUrt t ; amioii without immiMrr I I lie tiousehoM, nnd to ma ten i iter, rhoi ir( ro- iruioiini iuiui. Him vtu" cuiicuLor pages $ent on apjtlicatlon to t In Invaluable , day. !)O..K:C.MerrlaiiiCo..IiiblIslicr. Bprliigflclcl. MaN8. Wbjxctmcn Monoy to patontgood Idea may by secured by our aid. Address, Tin: Patent Rkcokd, Boltlmoro, Mil. Mr. Wnlkor Wood, manager of tho llopklnsvlllo Now Ern. nnd Miss Madgo Farlolgh, of llopklnsvlllo, will boiiinrrioil Dec. 5. Weary women need an occstlonal dote ot Dr to strengthen tbeir nerves and Invigorate their systems M, A. Simmons Liver Medicine CAUTION. i I Webster's Dictionaries ." M authentic rr wt.itr' inurnattonAl Dlrtlon nry Do not be deceived in buvlnar shiaII i i hi liui various Mzri bear oar trade mark on mo iront covvr o inown ia ine cnii. it II f'MlJjsAA "tiTf 1 1 tft Nstt-""- osIltcLillBi 9sBssSV5dssfflaWa7 Fine Work. THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturer of IligbGrad Boots and Shoes, Repair Work EJeirlirigrtori, i Spiclaltr. ISTy. flno watch GROVE Price store. CO cents. St. Bernard Drug- N State Reform School. Tlio Stato School of Reform, located nt Greondalo, near Lexington, was openod last weok. Tho first to arrive woro GO of tho youngest convicts from tho Frnnkfort penitentiary. No othors can bo rocolvod boforo the first of December. r I Bech-unnalan- d, Sparkling Glasm Ware. f. window panels and mirrors will sparkle if 'ou use Gold Dust. It does the work your muscle has to do when you use soap. Send for tttt bookltt "Golden for Xlomewoi k." ton, Ben. T. Robinson, Gap, Gcorgo King, St. Chnrlos. Olvcn Up By Four Doctors. Boaver Dam, O. My daughter, after being troatod by four doctors, and boing given up for lost, a neighbor recommandod Foloy's Kldnoy Curo. sho Is nblo to wnlk sovornl mllos without fntlguo. I feel we would have if was not for Morton's lost her it Rospectfully,your To-da- y modi-cln- o. Rultf THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY SI.LocU NtwVtfk Dotlo CHufd About tho smallest suit over filed in n Kentucky court wns tho suit brought against Bon Martin by America Shenver, at Richmond. The court gave her a Judgmont against 011 tho windplro. Martin for nlnoty-conttho amount Biiod for. This did not pay her lawHow to Prevent n Cold, yer's feo, but It is what sho asked After exposure or whon you fool a for and slio got It. cold coming on tako a doso of Foley's Honey and Tar. It nover falls Temporary Dersngement of Digestion through and will prevent Pneumonia or Con overwork, worry or emotions! eicilement, sra sumption 11 taken in time. Camp- qulrklr rectified br Dr, M A. Simmons Liter s, Runaways aro unknown in Russia. No ono drives In thnt country without having n thin cord with a running nooso around tho neck of tho unlmnl. Whou an animal starts to run tho cord Is pulled nnd tho horso stops as soon ns he fcols the nrcssuro Campbell & Mks. Co. J. M. Bailey. bell & Co. Medicine. To Cure a Cold In One Day noGreen Duiihnm, n Tako Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-lot- s. gro boy of Richmond, drank n half All druggists refund money if It falls to cure. Tho genulno has L. pint of concentrated lyo last June, L. B. Q. on each tablet. thinking it wns whlskoy. Ho hns Trade Marks csiqns not swallowed nny food slnco. A CoPYRiaHT Ac Improvements. fow days ngo u surglcnl operation sending a sketch and description mar Anvone whether nlcalr ascertain oar opinion free Communicaan Mr. Ross Baugh Is having somo was performed on him. He wns a ivontlnn la Drobablv natentable. tions strlctlvronfldentral. Handbook on Patents nlco Improvements mndo on his mero skeleton. A rubber plpo wns sent free, uldest airency for securing patents. .v. recvivi l'stents taaen inrnuen aiunn proporty on upper Railroad streot. Introduced Into his stomach nnd rjtfctut notice, without cliarse. In tho Tho work will Bhow up well whon It liquid food given. His stomach had Scientific Httiericatn Is completed. shriveled up to tho slzo of n walnut. dr. A handaomelr UlnatratM week! v. It expanded slowly on Introducing ..iilallnfi nt anv arlAntltlfl tntirnsl. Terms, li a Tho Louisville Conference En- - milk. Ho is improving under tho veart four months, L Hold brail newsdealers. worth League will bo held at MUNN&Co.3B'D"'-NGwYorprocoss nnd tlio physicians think as llraocb Office, OS F 8U Washloutoo, I). C Docombor Tho pro- ho strengthens thnt ho will finally gram Ib boing propared, and will be bo nblo to swnlluw nourishment- an Interesting one. Several of the W. A. Nisukt, Prosklont. most prominent speakers of Southern O. AV. AVADniLii,Cfisliler. Mothodlsm will be present nnd tako HOPKINS COUNTY part in thu exercises. IS JuSVASCOOD FQRADULTS. rteurlsy and pneumonia aro acute Editor's Awful Plight. of tho lungs, and If nob WARRANTED. PRICE 50cts. -a alatta. It is.. Not. 18. 1W3. F. M. Hlgglns. Kditor Seneca. promptly allayed, tho worst mayhap-pe- - Farts Medicine Co., Bt. Louts. Mo. (TO Tlio celebrated Dr. John w. bottlos o Uenllemcni Wo sold last year, (Ills..) News wnB nflllctcd for years with Piles, thnt uo doctor or BuU's Cough Syrup speedily allays all OllOVKti TA8TULKSS CHILI. TONIC and liars bought threo gross already tills year. Insllouros: effocta peneoc of II years, lu Uio drug buslneu. barf Madisonville, Ky. reineay uoipeu until no tried itucli-len- 's infiunmntlon of tho lungs andtimo. never sold an article that cava such universal sail Arnica Salvo. Ho writes two acrro In a wondorfully short ours truiy, Uctlon as your Tonic Au.iar.CAnR & CO. Gaptal Slock, - - - S50.QQ0. boxos wholly cured him. It's the surest Pilo euro on arth ' and tho best salvo In the world. Curo guar TrmiHnctR n gonoral banking busiPARKER'S anteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by St. BALSAIVI HAIR. bMutifies the bate. ness ami invltoa tho account of thu Clsa&at Bomard druggist, and citizens of Hopkins nml adjoining IWlvtfM ft lmiuLBt ITQWlll. M.ver falls to Ilaator Gray countlos. Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia. Color. lisle to Its Youthful Are you a subscriber to Tim Beh? IIuks sre musII nml pleasant to take. Doctors Has tho llnost ami most secure Curvf frfalp dlMuts A nair laUloe, SW.saJSIWat-UnitiUjecojumcudit. lticcijcts. At Bll.ilnisTgUts. Youshould.be. vault In this section Kentucky. ijTffljra yUmtLf EXPERIENCE TASTELESS Hop-klnsvill- o, 12-1- Lafl Pleurisy TDNIC gQ LU Jf H 1 iaasLa BANE Dr.BuU's COUCH SYRUP f.- A I " r..ta.aFtx : ...i... -- nTtsWiffltt'rtfif ,...... - - m- - m . -- . ,, , " '"'""-"iiii..,...... -- j lis JssssMIMtlWliiW itmaoz?m :aj- - jfciti. r''lv W,r H , Some Little Known Facta. Only eighteen por cent, of nil the families in America employ domesper cont tic help, lenvlnp eighty-tw- o without oven one servant. If nil tho dressmakers known to nxlst In Amerlen worked twenty-fou- r hours of ench dny for u whole voar. without stopping for sleep or meals they would still benble to make only ono" dress npieco for less than eovpii-olghtof the women of America. Not blx per cent, of nil the womon In America spend as much ns fifty dollars per yenr on tliolr clothes. Outof twelve million America flunulas tho incomo of four million of tlioso families Is loss than 'MOO each por year, nnd the incomes of nearly eighty per cent of tho ontire numher nro less thnn $1000 onch per year. Thero nro scores of plncos in this country wlioro only mail comes overy fourteen dnys. Ask tho iiroingo person whero tho control point of area is In tho United States ami lio will IK It somowhero in 1 Uinois. Toll him it K nearer San Krauclseo and ho will he Incredulous until he romoinhors that Alaska is within tho boundary of undo Sam. Kdward 15ox In the Xovem- bi r Ladies' Jlomo .Journal. He Firm. Somo ono has quite truthfully snld: "Most anyone can start an army in motion, but It takes a gen- Lesson vii, fourt: i quarter, interNOV. 12. national eral to keep It moving through, over or around oery obstacle, or cincr- t1 9. Noli, lv, geiii-y.tsuccess. Tills is Indeed true. rxt .; of . LrtHOti, Uulilen Mer--1 Text, o.vci, A character that is vacillating, movMatl.. svl. il-- Cu jracatar) ing forward to tuduy, backward tob llio lie. D. M. Stcurna. morrow, always pausing or tuiniuv tCovyr.p!ii u9. by D. M. Btcnrns back, never accomplishes Hindi The tojik t i tl.i lccseti U "The ; -' Hails of cither for Itself or otheis. The charnnJ Wliiii acters that have done most for the ri'iiuhoi a ktttily ot c!iaitvis making hotter of tho world have die (icuiic k.1 C,ul arc t;ut au ltcnur tu n II. in, wnllJii;: w.ntli.v of Him, they been tho ones alwny firm. It was iciiio.iili I., llln. Nohumtah Ml uic that V. S. Grant's constancy that made tin1 cuml.tlini " f things nt Jcrusnlom una him ono of tho greatest military men n ii'iiuuJi tu (.iod (II, IT; r, D), nnd llln deof history. Nothing could turn him sire S.us to tal.o nwny this icpronch. con"They 7, wry wroth ami back. Ills watchword wns "onward" spired to ti,lit wcio iisnlifit Jciusalcm and to nt nil hazards. hltxler it " 'i'liN was tho attitude and lie true to your convictions, stand conduct of the i'iuinics of God, nho wi-rnnd you must be successful. "Ho Krii'vod cxLvodlutfly tlint nuy ono should sock the volfntv of the chlldicn of Israel sure you nro right, then go ahead," (cliapter 11, 10). Tho old serpent who no mnttor what tho cost may ho. Ho'iglit to ir.nr the work of God In IMon U pvit the Invctcrato enomy of God ami You will bo victorious In the end. 13-1l'te-lmr'l. TJiE SUNDAY SCHOOL. ft&MRfB-SWR'-SW- nl LHN COFFEE 5 ra j Used in Millions of Homes! Accept no substitute ! insist on uufl LUtttt, in i id. pKgs. These articles mailed FREE in exchange for lion heads cut from front of lb. HON COFFEE pkgs. Best Coffee for the Money ! 2TriR0UGn VISTIBUIEO .TRAIKSDAILY lli IHROUfiHait PINGuBUfTET Try LION COFFEE nnd you will never use any other. It is absolutely pure Coffee and nothing but Coffee. Fancy Qold Ring. lion and I cars rnon riEWORLEAriS Reflections of an Old Wldi.wcr. I wonder what It Is nils my right knee. I t's costing mo llko thunder to keep my front teeth in shape. I wish I had n little moro hnir on my head and a little lesson my ears. I sec I hnvo got to chango tailors. These trousers bag too much at the knees. They say massaging the face will tnko out these lines. I've a blamed good notion to try it. That dried up littlo Miss Rlnkill is thirty-fiv- e If she's n dny. I wonder if she thinks I want to marry nn old maid. I'd llko to know who that Impudent young girl was that wanted to get up nnd givo me her seat in tho crowded street car this morning?' Chicago Tribune. refused to got up one morning nnd when nil other menus had fniled to coax hor out of bod, Mr. Gladstone was called. "Why don't you got up, my child?" ho asked. "Why, grandfather, "didn't you tell me to do what tho lllblo hays?" asked Dorothy. "Yes, certainly." "Well, It disapproves of early rising; says it's a waste of time." Mr. Gladstone knew Ills lllhle hotter than most men, but he was not equal to DoroWHEltE KITTY CATS IIAM IX A ROW. thy. Kor once In his life ho was nonplused. "Youllston, then," went on There nro trees where tho kitty cats grow, Dorothy In leply to bis exclamation of astonishment ; and turning up her They hnng by their tails in a row, If they hnppen to fall Wide she read the 127th Psalm, layThey don't mind it nt nil ing groat emphasis on the first words. 'It is vain for you to rise up early." For they land on their feet as you know. Philadelphia Ledger. Tho fish swim around in the sky liirlhplrtcc of tils Cable. With pollywogs woggling by, Whllo frogs hop around The old house formerly occupied by On the clouds to the sound Cyrus W. Field, In TJast Twenty-thir- d street. Xew Yolk, is now being Of tho lobsters dovouring mince pie. torn down to mnko room for n more Tho birdies nil swim in tho sea pi otontious structure. Itwns In this And tho wasp and tiiebuuglolng bee, house that Mr. I'leld lived when he If you dangle n worm llrst broached the idea of building With a wlggly squirm u cable between Kurope nnd Amer- You might catch n chlckadee-dco- . ica. He still inado the old house his It's strange, but the apples nnd pears homo when after twelve years of dis- Live In houses with carpets and appointment nnd struggle, tho great chairs, clri am of his life became an accomThey go rolling.around pli died fact. For somo years the With u rollicking sound boarding And conio bumping and thumping building has been used nsn he '8e. Now it is being razed to the downstairs. 'o tho ground. Alubht W. Smith in tiio November Ladles' Homo Journal. (hey itie Afur Mini. Ciugrossmnn Roberts, of Utah, Is Tennessee Veterinary Association. meeting with qulto u grent deal of The Tennessee Veterinary Assoopposition on the grounds that he Is ciation began its fourth annual sesCliuroh people all a iiolygamlst. evenover t'10 country aro in sion nt Nashville, Wednesday ing. Thin Association has in its their opposition to his being sented. vetcii-nar- y Miss Helen Gould Is outspoken nnd membership all tho qualified surgeons in the State of Tenopen in her oflorts to prevent Congress senting him. She Is supported nessee. In her fight by some of the lenders Work on tho now business liouso of lu tho Spanish w'nr. His opposors W. C. McLuod on Railroad street is are numerous nnd aro senttored nil hoiug rapidly pushed and tho buildover the country. ing will soon be well under headway. ouf-poko- Garly Rising An amusing story is told of Doro thy Drew nnd enrly rising. Dorothy On next Sunday Klder Claude 11. A now roof has been put on tho L. Hays, of Owensboro.wlll 1111 tho pul- it N. depot at this place. It ndds pit nt tho Christian Church in the much to the nppearanee ns well ns alisenco of Klder I. II. Tool. Brother tho comfort of that building. is being greeted by large nuTi-e- l -j dlenccs In McLenn County, whero h is holding a protracted meeting, j Miss Lovell, of Green Hie is the lltst ber sister Mr. C'has. Hayes Ring la the new "Ring out the olfl IHng out the false Ring la the true" We bilng to you tha new nnd true from tha plney forests of Norway DR. BELL'S Pine-Tar-Hon- ey 0 rM Nature's most natural lemedy, Improved by sclenca to a Pleasaat,Permaaent, Posltlro Cure for coughs, colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. The sore, weary cough-worLungs are txhlla-rate- d ; the microbe-bearinmucus Is cut out ; tho causa of that tickling Is removed, and the Inflamed membranes aro healed and soothed so that thero Is no Inclination to cough. SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUCQISTS n g I AM 80 YEARS OLD. any rwurdy equal to l)r. rail's Ilne-'lo- r Honey. It kIvm quick and permanent irllef la jrlp ttireU&acougbs&od colds. Itmakct M, A. lletc-J- J. weak loor etrtog--2I- Bottles Only. 2Go., 60o. and $1.00 Slsss BE SURE YOU GET andrmcrtMcM Or. Sill's Pine-Tar-Hon- ty &&yikWAlS2,&&fo'$,i&xsii V ? RF mMvmm high-grade man mid will exert himself to the utmost when lie sees the people of God zealous for the Klory of God. In these chapters we see many of his wiles and may loam from Neliemiali, comfort of Jehovah, how to stand aRitinst them (I'ph. l, 11). 0. "Nevertheless we made our prayer unto our God and pet a watch against them dny and night." Nchemlnh was n mnn of God nnd thctoforc a man of prayer (chnplers 1, J; II, !), lint, while Ids lit God nnd his whole relistrength ance upon Him, he failed not to use the w Ithin his reach. Our Lord taught mentis His disciples to watch as well as pray (Mnik xlv, SS). In Hnh. vl, 11, 13 we are tnttght thnt the whole minor of God la necessary, mat we may be nute to stand Hc.ilnst the evil one. As we saw la last lesson, Nchemlah strengthened hint self in God by His word. Then he en eouraged the people by telling them cf the hand of God upon him (II, 17, 18), nnd so priests, Levites, rulers, goldsmiths, apothecaries, merchants nnd also women went to work, web, repairing over ngainst their own house, nnd so half the wall was bulldcd, for the people had n mind to wotk uhapters iil nnd lv, 0). 10. "And Judah snld, We are not nble to build tho wall." It Is bad enough to have enemies outside to contend with, but when thoso who aro within the fold or the family get discouraged It makes matters mote dillictilt. In chapter ill, 5 we rend that the nobles of the Tekoitea put not their necks to the work of tho Lord, but here Is a leading tribe, the one from which our Lord came (Heb. vii, 14), talking of much rubbish and no strength for the work. If Nchemlnh had uot been staid upon Jehovah (II, 20), he might have been sorely discouraged. 11, 12. Not only did the adversaries keep threatening that they would cause the work to censo, but tho Jews who dwelt by them beenme filled with fears. Contrast Isa. xli, 0. "They helped every one his neighbor, nnd every ono said to his brother. Ho of good courage." In the story of Gideon all the people who were fearful nnd afraid were sent home (Judges til, 3). The Lotd wants His people to be strong nnd of good courage (Josh. I, C, 7, 1); Hag. II, 4). 13, II. "He not ye afraid of them. tho Lord." Ho appointed the people to their places fully armed nnd encournged them with such words as these. In Isa. li, 12, 13 we hare the words, "Afraid of n man, nnd forgcttcst tho Lord, thy Mnker." And in Isa. xli, 2, "Behold God Is my salvation; I will trust and tint be nfrnid." If we arc afraid, we arc forgetting God nnd not trusting in Him. When we rely upon Him, we cannot bo nfrnid. Tho weapons of our wnrfnrc nrc not carnal, not swords and spears nnd bows, but might, through God to the pulling down of strongholds (II Cor. x, 4). We have the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation nnd the sword of the Spirit lEpli. vl, ill, 17). 13. "God brought their counsel to naught. We returned nil of us to the wall, every one unto his work." Tho Lord bringeth the counsel of the heathen to naught. He mnketh the devices of the people of none effect. The counsel of the Lord fctandeth forever, the thoughts of His heart to all generations (I'k. xxxiii, 10, 11). See also Isa. xiv, 24; xlvl, 10. 10. "While somo wrought In the work others held the weapons, ready for an emergency. Although uot written In Scripture, It Is Scripturally truo tlint They nlso serve who only stand and wait. And it is written thnt, "As his part Is that gocth down to the battle, so shall his part bo that tnrrieth by the stuff they shnll part nlikc (I Sam. xxx, 24). 17 "With one of his bands wrought In the work, nnd with the other hand held a weapon." Thus did the builders and tho burden beareis as they wrought In the work nnd were not terrified by their udvirsatlcs (Will. I, 28). Llko David, they prepared with all their might, and set their nftVctlou to the work (I Cron. 2, 3). I.Ike Ilezeklah, they did It with all their heart nnd prospcreJ (I hen tho enemy sought On n. xxxl, 21). to entice Nchemlah nway, seemingly, for a coufoteiice, but really to do him harm, he was lid to ccud them this woid, "I am doing n great work, so that I cannot come dun-tt- , ' Four times they sent unto him after llilii sort, but he always answered after the same manner (chapter vl, 3, Ij. Head the whole of chapter vi and see in haw many wnjs they sought to cnsuaic Nchemlnh, but see the wisdom of God in him nnd In all his icpllcs to them. In due time tho wall was finished, and tho enemies were much cast down In their own eyes, for they perceived that tho work was wrought of God. Had tho wall been built by skilled mnbons the ctedit would lune been theirs, but when such unlikely people as apothecaries, goldsmiths, etc., built such n wall they could not but see that God did It. Tho more disqualified we feel for tho work to which God calls us the more glory there will be to God as lie accomplishes It thiough us. IS. "He that sounded the trumpet was by me." And when thoy heard the sound of tho trumpet they were to resort thither (verse 201. Our glorious Captnin has nit the work under His control. He shall not fail nor be discouraged. He shall sec of the trnvair of His soul nnd shnll be satisfied (Isn. xlll, 1; Ml, 11), nnd when the trumpc sounds how quickly nnd gladly all His people shnll resort to Him (I Thcss. I', The work shall be finished notwithstanding nil enemies; the church shall be completed, the mnrrlngo of the Lamb shall come, the kingdom shall bo the Lord's, nnd tho whole enrth bo filled with His glory (Kph. v, 27; Iter, xlx, 7; xl, 15; Ilnb. II, 14). Let us uot come down from our gteat work of living to complete His body and bring Him back. NASHVILLE ftCHICAGOl GennlnoRubyScttlnn Gold Ulnn. ror23llon heads and r.Prjf!ffRIE5.0.P.A fVAHiVH.LE.IN0. JtoKiS 0.ni1ILLHAN.G5J KAlflVILLE.ItNH Paris btadJ tamp. i a 2 cent -- tamp. Silk Umbrella (either Lady's or Gents). w 2S KJ JP1I). 'or 170 Uon heads and atirn-- K) . t JZ. a These rings are genuine rolled cold plate, Imlnj the exact appearance and qualities ot solid cold, and guaranteed by the makers to last two years with ordinary usago. New patterns and very popular. I I I I I NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA ''mm - ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.- K I I I I I I N ; TO DETERMINE THE SIZ- E- A very One umbrella, made of union &73 frame with seven ribs ; steel rod and silver Congo handle. Would cost tlOO at the store. Dress-Pi- n I I STRENGTH, PURITY Knickerbocker" Watch. I r. AND Cut a strip of thick paper so that the ends will exactly meet when drawn tioMlji around second Joint of tho finger. Lay ono end on this diagram at tho 0, and order the number the other end Indicates. PULLMAN PALACE 8LCEPINO CARS . aifi ft ? Set. rial led free lor IS lion head and a 2 cent (tamp. Three pins In the set (larger than shown), com posed ot fine rolled-golwith bandsomo ruby-colored I Pair ot Lace Handkerchiefs. Two extra fino cambrlo handkerchiefs, with beautiful Imported lace medallion loser Uons In the corners. Half-Inchem, machine stylish and durable. A pair of theaa handker chlefa given for 18 lion heads cut frosa Uon Colic wrappers and a 2C stamp. Art Picture, Easter A Olven for 175 lion heads and a stamp. Neat appearing and an excellent nickel-silve- dreetlng" Olven for 8 lion heads cut from Uon Col. tea wrappers and a 2ccnt tamp. A highly arUstlo picture, that Vrlfl grace the finest Tho background of royal dark bluo furnishes a n ltntwocnNnslivillc nnd Chat InnoogH, Atlnntn, Augusta, Mncun, Jucksoii villi', Kuoxvtllo, AhIiovIIIo, Washington, ltnltlinoro, IMilliululphin, Now York, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Juckhon, Mt'inphlH, Littlo Hock, Toxnrkuna, Shermnti, Waco, Dnllns and Tort Wttrth. 'f - r tings. walst-plnsneck-pln- , j Suitable for cuft-ptn- set- child's set. Sash-Be- lt or as a ornamental back. Nickel movements, escapement fully Jeweled The famous "Knickerbocker" watch. Ladles Watch Chain. at intervals with colored beads : neat and For 15 lion heads and a substantial. nt stamp. A doable strand of best silk cord, united case, with Solid Palace DajCows on all 1 rains Information pertaining to TICKETS, WU'TKH. KATKH, ETC, Will ho clu'orfiilly furnished upon application to Ticket Agents, or to A. J. WKf.ru, Division rassongur l'nss- J. II. Ii.vTiMKit, onger Agout. All.iiilu, (la. 1) J. Ml I.I.ANKV,;rtll itsli'lll l'utw. Hoiitlti-iister- hemstitched; and Buckle. " "3 ftj C MSllilL&JjUJUil roar IMfJiJB VylljWl i'li'Mv.,"en sendlu. jtrjK'! nKl1 h Ment'ou B1V1'" waist-measu- appropriate Chiiaren'A Picture Book. ioO. (liven for 10 lion head and a stamp.g Sixteen largo of cover. We ha to different books, so you can get an assortment. Watch. Malted free for IS lion heads cut from Uon Coffee wrappers and a stamp. Latest stylo of Imported black Swiss etos-gral- n ribbon belting, stylish Imitation oxidised silver buckle : nett, strong and fushlcuihle. flailed fre for 90 lion heads and a The celebrated Inger-soil- " watch; stem, wound and stem-se- t. durable nickel-plate- d case; each watch accompanied by guarantee of the maker. A reliable dent's little girl and her white East. contrast to tho lilies. Site, 11x3 Inches, Agent, Memphis, 'iVnn. rr lllustratedandwlth nlcelj lithographed Melodies rorislloa heads 1 cents we wUl send It Uooed ready for and haaitif . Flower Picture. p Silver Napkin.RIng. For 15 lion heads and a stamp. Neat and substantial. Madoofilur-abl- o metal, heavily silver-plate- d Two different patterns. Coin-Purs- e. Century Cook-Boo- k. Ladles' Pocket-Boo- k. mt Ladies' For 15 lion heads and Ta stamp. Color, dark brown Mode of nno kid leather, chamois lining, nickeled frame, with strong Pen-Knlf- Large size and latest shape. Mack seal grain leather, with fire separate dlTlilons,including a tuck pocket with Hap to hold vlslUng cards secure. ait en lor 25 lion heads from Uon Colfee wrappers) and a 2c stamp. 'x&nf4 868 pages of Tain-abl- e cooking receipts, also treatise on the labor of the kitchen, dining, room, laundry, sick room, and remedies for the more com' mon diseases. Olven for 15 lion heads and a For 8 lion heads and a 2C. stamp. American Kcauty Itnevs and Ullrt-of- . Wie, 11 x 2 Inches, llrlghl and artistic coloring. I'hiuigo IliilltllnL,-- ;t. l.mils, .ii. llitlAiti) K. IIii.i., Kirlhrn V:im- onger Agent, Hoom :iva, .Mniiiiu :t llulldliig, Chicago, III. J. h. Kn.MoMwo.v, Siiiilhcrn l'n'r-iMigAgt., Chittttuioogn, TVun. V;. U. DANLEY, Oi'ii'l l'nss.nnd Ticket Agl., er Agt., r.U W. Kourlh ShtI, Clncln. nutl. Ohio. It.CCowAitnis, Wfttrrn riisstiiiger Agent, Itooni li;5, liailuay K.x- . KAH1IVII.1.K, TKNX. Sarslal f k 120,000. IN The Dancing Lzsson.' Clpllll Stack rtl In, 150,000 COMMENCED BUSINESS HIT. stamp. tag e. Table Cover. c. JNO. G.MORTON. The adraoUKet o( btnk arrounl t It ( not lo Initio! men nnmcroai we tie Mlklnc -- ihey know all a boat It bat to titarifd mn, Miner and to women Thtrt'a tttttj - if fhe Unk It a rood one There's convert-lenc- e the monty alwajt ready and oat n( reach of your own petty aqaan-tlerfneaty to iptnd aruall loo It iqmt when yoa have a large to in In your pocket. For IS Uon heads Uon Coffee wrappers tamp. Large site, terials handles nicely and assorted colon. goal cut from and a 2c ma- decorated zH ' Durable, dark colored material that will stand washing 32 Inches lncludlnc fancy fringed border. Mailed free for 25 Uon beads and a 2c stamp. Boys' Pocket-Knlf- The "Easy. Opener"! strong, sharp blade, d BANKEK. we handle. For 12 lion beads sod a 2c stamp. The green grass and trees, the littlo brown kitten and the girl's snow whlto dress form a pleasing combination of col-or- s. Plte. 15x21 Inches, flailed fre for stamp. 8 lion bead and a TtlD ADOVQ ARD ONLY A FEW OP THE UON COFTTB PREMIUMS. Another list wilt shortly appear In thlj paper I Don't miss It I The grandest list of premiums ever offered I You always know UON COFTTB by the wrapper. It Is a sealed pack-og- e, with the lion's head In front- - It Is absolutely purs II the packaga Is unbroken. UON COFFEG Is roasted the day It leaves the factory. IMPORTANT NOTICE. iWhea writing for premiums send your letter In the same envtlops or packags with tha lion beads. If mora than 1 5 lion heads are sent, you can ate postage by trimming down tha margin. Ask your grocer for Urge illustrated premium list. Aaaress au iciiera 10 uia MADISONV1LLE. - KDNTUCKV 11. WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. Illinois Central TOURIST 11. ANNOUNCEMENTS CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Topic Por the Weeh: Realmiliiir Nor. IS Comment by Iter. S. II. Doyle, Tone The Living Dread. John ii, SOU Tlie Illinois Central now has on sala, anil will con-llncr tba tana until jo, iSolMoand tup summer lontltl ilrkris ftou points on lis lines In tbe South to a litie list of snmmcr rcsotti In tba North. Its fast dosbla dallr serlea lo St. Load, Cblcsio, Cincinnati and lxoltlllo enables ons lo leicn quickly and comforlsblf tba mountain resorts of vltrlnls. tba Whllo Moantalns and Seaside of New ttnfland, tbelhonsand Islsnds, ibolske and forest tcsoita of Mlcblcsn, VVIiconsin and Minnesota, tba ilot Sptlnf.t ct Arksnsss, the Yellowstone 1'atk or tba resoiiiof Colorado. xx, Christ was often wont to nso types and figures to illnstrnto His character and Ills work. This was particularly the caso when men misunderstood or failed to understand Him nnd His mission. To Thomas, who had failed to grasp Christ's mission, Ho illustrated it by saying, "I am tho way." To thoso who falsely thought that tho bleisinga Ho was to bring men teuiiwral nnd carnal Ho hero describes Himself ns tho truo Bread, tho living Bread from heaven. Ho was uot to feed tho body by multiplying loaves nnd fishes, but waa to satisfy tho longings of tho soul by Himself. What Ho means by Himself as tho Bread of lifo Is simply that ns bread food is necessary "to tho physical lifo nnd Is nblo to satisfy and sustain tho physical l'fo, so Ho lo necessary to tho lifo of tho soul, nblo to satitfy Its cravings aud ablo to sustain it forover. Note 1. Tho philosophy of 'bread In its rotation to life. That bread snstnius lifo Is indisputable. Tho man who ceases to cat soon censes to live. But how bread sustains tho lifo ennuot lo explained. Wo may follow tho food in its changes in tho human system, but just when or juet how tho food wo eat becomes our lifo no scientist can explain. Wo know tho fact, but tho philosophy of it is unknown. Nor can we tell how Christ satisfies and sustains tho lifo of tho soul. This fact has led ninny to refuse to ncccpt Christ. But such n courso is as foolish as it would bo for ono to to cat food bocauso ho does not know how tho food becomes his lifo. Wo know that Christ docs sustain spiritual lifo. Without Him tho soul languishes nnd dies, now Ho becomos our Bread of lifo wo need not worry nbont, so long as wo know that no does satisfy all our spiritual longings. 2. Bread in its application to life. 1. Bread to sustain lifo must bo cat-eWo must actually partako of food beforo it can becomoour life. Tho mero possession of tho richest abnndanco of food will not keep us alivo unlecs wo partako of tho food. Tho C. 000 had to actually eat of tho loaves nnd fishes thoy wcro satisfied nnd filled. So Christ must bo actually partaken of ho can sustain tho spiritual lifo within us. It is not enough that Qod Wo has provided thu living Bread. must partako of it, wo must actually accept Christ and feed upon Him by faith. 3. Bread to sustain lifo must bo eaten constantly. Tho craving onco satisfied, soon returns uud must bo satisfied again, So wo must bo in constant communion with Christ, if ho is to sustain our spiritual lives. A Sabbath communion with Christ, n quarterly communion with Christ will not sufilce daily, hourly, momentarily, wo should bo in closo touch and communion with Christ, tho living Bread. Let ns keep in constaut communion with Christ by prayer, by daily study of His word nnd by n constaut indwelling of tho Holy Ghost, that Ho may be tho Broad of Lifo to our souls. Biblo Readings. Ex. xvi, Math, iv, Deut. vlii, j Isa, lv, xxyl, v, 0; vl, 11; vii, ; xxi, I Cor. John vi, x. 10. ro-fubo-fo- ro bo-fo3 7; 4; 2; 20-247-5114-1- t t V Radical Change In Marketing Methods as Applied to Sewing Machines. An original plan under which yon can obtain 3 er e""s and better value in the purchase of IVfl the world famous "White" bewing Machine than ever before offered. Write for our elegant H-- catalogue and detailed particular.. How ne can cave you money in the purchase of a sewing machine "cd the S?-- " of payment we can offer, either direct from factory or through our regular authorized agents. This is an oppor-lur.It- y you cimuot afford to pass. Vou know tho "White." you know limajmfacUjrera. Therefore, a detailed description oi the macklue and us construe ion is unnecessary. If you have an old machine to exchange v-can offer most liberal terms. Write Address in full wm IE StWiftU MAtfllNE COMPANY, rrwt a.-- , Clevrtain oh ... w.wwnw Vfl A VJtUT tjjtgSu.jJJ It is said thnt tho committoo on Constitutional Ainondnicnt of tho Georgia liouso of Iionrosontntitlvcs favors passing n hill thnt will dis franchise tho Georgia negro by Imposing an educational qualification upon tho nogro votor. Tho first T tlmu this law, if such a ono is passed, gats before n common senso Judge It will ho knocked as high ns tho sky. Thoy might just ns well try to pass a law that would mnke ti dilTcrout qualification necessary for tho hald-head- men ns tho curly-hcado- d Ones. Tho educational qualification must extend to whites ns well ns tho blncks. "Equal rights to all with exclusive privileges to nono," is tho watch-wor- d of freedom nnd It must bo carried out. Tho City Hospital at Owonshoro will bo dodleated on Thanksgiving utty. liLlrtrrt j ?cr Worms 2 Years Has Let! a!! WHITE'S CREAM VERI3BFUGE!i licit In Quantity. BestlaQualltr. Jl'reioxt .XXa BHUGOIhi h J$5SiJ&LLARDf St. - WermReradis. I .Tf Louis.' m uiue. mud vr drticintti. ". WMiUC All ilC finG iniikU r.iotcd from olhre for ('nn l.enn (Dur olofed (Jiii?ens. misconduct and neglect of duly." , nt JvYv L. l!u .n . s'.ot .u.il loileil by l nw. All eomi'iiinietnn. The elevator In the Phoenix build- tslnlnr lo lh,s colot.ii srmiM be aJdte.srtl tr ti t . (!. Wall lie ir iUnirstown. Jin Ksrlinaton, K Ctn. ing, one of the largest structures in lb.- coi. liner to restate tin l.ineollt Minn., fell five stories, mom merit nt .iprtngiieltl. 111.. Iiiih been Minneapolis, Wo linvo been listening to lienr Monday uftcrnoon, when filled with (uvnioiu. passengers. Ten persons were Injured, other paper coiicernlng tho S. C. I). Atlininil ')eiy accompanied hh several of them seriously. T. A., which convenes hero licccin finucre, Mrs. Kiicn, Jit it Itupping ber2. Tlien nro tcnolicrn In this dis loui in New ork, V'ontlnj. WILL BE ENDED BY FEBRUARY. trict thnt do nut oven know tlint '. Iiuumnul Its If ihIi Hoops are evprutetl tu be landed at Cape there is n .Second Congressional DIs AdJ'l.-CJeCorliln Iletlevrs Onr Ilora trict Assoolntion In oxlstonco. Ton ii In the end uT this uct'U. Will Soon Cook the FiliTin' tniatcos for the Illiitolf western Tlieto nro Clirlstlan, DavIobh, Mc pino Goose. I'.ornml tuhool will make tuiiitlter l.enn with nil tliolr tcaclierH truo lo selert n lue.it Ion. HenThero nro Ilondorson, Hancock, Dayton, ()., Nov. G. Adj't.-CleA mt.iiieipni jxiuni'lio! :ix been tiilon, nml Wobstor with papers, not opened In Cluoiij.o. and Imlic 1o:ih me ry C. Corbln arrived In this city morning, and remained oter the n few. Old Hopkins docs tho entor that it ulll do it large buslitcsK. he will tnlnlng, and that right royally, too, dny, visiting relatives. Mnj. Count Kxlrrhny wim MMitcucrd nt Paris, by default, tut tint linrgi' of go to his old home lu Ilntavla, to vote, Let thu nocii do tho coming, for swindling, to three jearx" ("iprlsou-men- t when he will return immediately tu that's nil thoy hnvo to do. Washington. nml to pay n flue. Now, Tin: IH:i: has faithfully pub Oen. C'oibln remarked briefly on the The interior department, it WashPhilippine Issue that he fully e.peclcd llslicd nowfl concerning tho Ansocia . in. tilled of ington, lias been ()tllulall, tlon for sovornl weeks, which 1ms the CNixtencc of smallpox at Horth lo hce the end of the Insurrection there by February. The leaders thcio dono much good, but wo solicit tho Mc.Ucstor, 1. T. of every paper in tho The Ilrltish ivpott tlint Hie burgh- hate orders to end the uprising withSecond Congressional District that ers !ott S00 men, hilled, wounded nnd out further parleying. nil the lencliors may bo notified. captured In the battle of Hester's I Ii! t, THEMARKETS. laht Thursday. Tho County Teachers' Association Kite men weie binned, four probaNew York. Nov. 1. will moot nt Mortons Unn Novem bly falnlly. In tut explosion of rubber BATTLE Nntlvo Steers...,! 4 W ((I K'l 7Ji bcr Ilth. Teachers, bo present, for cement, in the basement of linbct, OOTTON-Mlddll- ntf Winter Wheat.... 3 40 M 3 S3 wo nro tho host who is to entertain W 2 Hed Johnson & liiind's shoe factory, In St. KLOUll o. WHUAT-N?? J'.k tho 8. C. I). T. A., nnd tho locnl com OOHN No. 2 V Louis, Monday afternoon. 20 OATS-N- o. 2 .(oM'ph Willard, of Washington, has i'OI.K New Moss mlttco Is very doslrous of mooting Q 10 W BT. LOUIS. organized it company to build n new you nnd slinking hands with you. ' OTTON-MUldl- lns VW Willard hotel on the site of the preo-t4 75 if 6 Tt jlIZUVUtJ-Hto- ers Tho prlucipnl of Atkinson Collego, Cows and Heifers. 2 W V 4 35 Washington Inndmnrk, 1W) CALVn3-(p- er BC0 (P 8 0 Row McCtilluni, nnd his worthy The pnrty of distinguished Mex4 If 3 45 j 4 35 incuiiy win visit tno Association at lioafl Knlr totoCholco Mnrl-ca:JIIKKl'-l"- ulr l, Choice.... 3 75 ican, including' tho (lap, Monday. 3 40 it 3 50 (ne was entertained with a banquet at jil.OUlt Patents Qrudts) 2 80 it 3 20 Other 71 the Planters' hotel, St. l.otiln, given bv WIIRAT No. 2 Hcd Winter i0Mt 32W ST. CHARLES. 2 U COHN-N- o. the committee of citizens. Ilov. Miiiiu preached hero Sunday 2 U KVU-Cotton took nnothcr bound In New 6i4 morning. SO 8 York, Monday, rising 10 to 15 points, TOIJACCO Lugs Hurley.... 3 60 it 12 60 4 00 I.ea( Whit Kaves is reported hotter. 11 60 nnd according to lending lights in the HAY Clear Timothy (new) 9 60 UUTTKlt-ChoIco Dairy.... 17 U 21 II. I). Ciiiihlnirlmiii nndKnnls Kari cotton seems to be UACON-CI- oar street, eight-cen- t 6T Itlb Q nttended tho street fair nt Kvans- IS iCUOB Krcsh an assured fact. .... it 9 00 villo. U The Wnukegan (111.) plant of the LAUD Prime Hteam iVt it II. L. Tenguo has blacked Ills shoos. CIIIU CIO. American Slecl and Wire Co., prob-nbl- y 4 be rebuilt lnrger than before, CATTLK Native Steers.... 3 75 (p C 40 will 7S U 4 27',i Arthur demons was in (own Inst HOQ- 8- Fair to Cholco ns soon ns tho Insurance is adjusted. aiinKP Kalr to Cholco.... 3 GO W 4 60 week. The residence of John S. Noble, at FI.OU It Winter Pate its... 3 W ip 3 G Spring Patents... 3 40 it 3 Tho rovlvul closed last Wednesday 87 O 71 Hejworth,lll wns completely wrecked WHEAT No. 2 Spring night, with seventeen additions. Tho G9 i( 70 by nu explosion of natural gas, which CORN-N- o. No. 2 lied 32 2 bnptlzlng will ho next Sunday. Klder 31HW g 21 2 had escaped from a pipe used for OATS-N- o. ,23 it 8 20 Ilalllus nssfsted tho pastor in the 7 76 POIUC Mess (new) gas to n heater. mooting. KANSAS CITY. 6M John C. Obert, former secretary of CATTLE Native Steers.,.. 4 Ilruco Cunningham hns moved his 3 75 it 4 27V4 the North I'nd Building association, lioas All Oradcs C9 family to our littlo city. 2 lied 70 WHUAT-N- o. Q for2 White of St. Louis, on a plen of guilty to OATS-N- o. it 2JW 2 Look out for nweddlngiu our town gery, was sentenced to three years In COItN No. NEW ORLUANS. 2SWV 2l in tho near future. 4 00 the penitentiary. 3 60 PLOUR High Grade 42 it 2 CORN-N- o. Tho Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Whit ti'i Mike Itlegler and Wm. Branch, mer3014$ 31 OATb Western Eaves died Monday. 17 00 018 00 chants of Little Itoek, Ark., nre on HAY Choice 9 60 ii 9 75 trial, charged with receiving stolen rORK Standard Meb Mrs. Lilllo Dtilin, of Empire, is c Q Short Rib Sides property from Scrgt. Kifcrt. while he IJACON PB ('OTTON-Mlddllvisiting her mother, Mrs. Lucy Fer6T4 7 IXJUISVILLB. guson. was post rjunrtormaster in the nrmy. 70 O 2 Rod o. 7IW A farmer went to I)e Soto, Mo., WIIHAT-N31 Q 36 No. 2 Elder Davis wont homo Thursday 29 Mixed 5 27 Monday, nnd reported that he had OATS-N- o. New 2 Mess ivltlin sinlloon his faoo. Tho good 9 25 Q SK I'ORK found fic volumes of thu tax books of itACON :lenr Ribs 6H0 . ti peoplo of St. Charles gavo him n 7 it 7i largo box containing dry goods, nnd Scott county under a brush pile on lOTTON-Mlddll- ntr groceries, etc. his farm. He said they were marked "1609." Sovornl cltlzons, of Jlortons flap, Wado Elliott wont to Groonvlllo, The mystery of the death of Ed- nro talking of organizing; nn Anclont Sunday to cast his voto for Taylor. ward Ollmorp, nt JelTerson City, Mo., Order of United Workmen lodgo nt Mesdamos Hattlo Earl and Ilruco has been cleared up by the confession thnt plnco. Cunningham wore In Cnrbondalu of the two women held on suspicion. Saturday. They admitted that they drugged him Mr. C. Hurt went to Qrconvlllo Any Old Sore, for the purpose of robbery. Monday and whllo thoro was marThe Little Book (Ark.) city council, Cut. Bruiso or Snrftin auicklv cured ried to MIssBello Martin, and reby n vote of 14 to 2, adopted n resolu- with Unnnor Salvo, tho greatest henl-in- g turned Friday brinirintr his brhlo IloinoUy in tho world. Campbell with him, "Wp wish thorn a longnnd tion to the effect that Itobert Mcluiv. hlpf of tho firo deuartiucnt. bo "re- - & Co. happy lifo. - alsip, n. Southern P14I I A J A new 1893 edition, entirely rewritten, and citrine facts and conditions, brouchl down 10 date, ot lha Central'! lioincsceKcrs jibr.nue,d".'i,i! a n. To-da- y pamphlet, crnlsins a line number 11 il 111 ' letters from Northern farmen IT Ulll tl bow prosperouily locsted on the Una of Iba Illinois Cealral Railroad In Iba Slitea ot Kentucky, Tennessee, Mtsslsslptl ot lha and I)utsana and also a detailed write-ucities, tawna and country on and adjaceat to that Una. To bomeseekers, or tbosa In scatcb ot a farm, this pamphlet will furnish reliable Informs-tlo- n concernlnn tha most accessible and prosperous portion of the South. Free copies can be had by appljinf to the nearest of tba understated, Tickets and full Information as to rates In Cun section with tha abore can be had of stents ol tba "Central" and connecting lines. S. 0. Hatch, Dlr. Pan. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, Dlr. Pail, Aginl, Memphis. Was. Marrar, Dlr. Past. Agant, New Oilsans. A. II. Minion, 0, P. A. ' k t W.A. Ktllend, A. 0 P. A. G Chicago, f7 Lculnllle. nt If If You Are Going North, You Are Going South, Aro Going East, nt If You Are Going West; PUCMA1C TICKETS Via THC No. LOUISVILIC 4 NaiHVIllC AND n. n. oo ajccuna GO Tho Maximum cf Safety, con-eyln- GG of Speed, Tho Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. Rate, Time nnd all other luforniailou'wirj be cheerfully furnished by C. P, ATMORC, The Maximum " a. p, a., Or by loniavittc, K. W. W. ETH RIDGE. Agent. JOB WORK "MV- - : Will receive-promp- t atten tion at this office. Estimate? furnished upon application. vlllo, will room kcopor nt tho next ncsilon of ii i u uuiirui jiHumiiiy. iio was n pngo during: tho lastHessfon. TTnrrls AlfiYniiflni nt Xtn,7u. bo n ciuulitlnto for cloak- U SVj r ,' WiAL ,,.. . , jtfggL :. . i't stUlB&J, tSM&j&li

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