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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 11 uJ 1 t- I Gf TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30 1899 NO 48 r r fa t y T V l V u v t THAT LETTER OF PROTEST Commissioners Bradley and Laffoon Give Reasons For Questioning Earlington Vote WANT TO THROW OUT EARLINGTON Plurality of 239 for Taylor Here NotJ Satisfactory to Goebelites WHAT WERE BRASHIERS FIGURES tNot Apparent Upon What Basis He tl Apportioned Ballots w Following is the letter of pro tost against tho counting of tho or till people or the twoj jPUiarliiigton precinct signed byII Iessrs Robert Unulloy aiid llnHoon Goebol county commsI ijBiinerfl which has boon sent up JHho CI rlt bi Stk nt ta6hod to tho certificate of olcc lion in Hopkins County which certificate gives tho figures show ing Taylor has received a pin filtH of 290 antI Representative Robinson pf 204 Afe stated in last i dlt issue Jfir aHoon joined Mr lililey Republican inombor of tho county m Qruryin to the count na if como Mo fie commission from tho product election officers Mr Brad lay declined to sign tho cortifl cato alleging wholosalo fraud in tie Earlington precincts to back 1itM which allegation tho infa jnpns anonymous loiter was pub lislich in 11i CourierJournal of uimi Nov 10 Mr Lairoon luivin signed tho certificato- thon joinod Mr Brndloy in the letter of protest which appears below r SlThts letter was written Nov 18 IIie nnonymou latter lmr ftrHiiKto bo tho work of an Earl lgiI citizen was published in tin Courier Journal or tho 19thj- L1hbo writer of that letter has ro nml will reninin nntmy nimis lie could not especially if ho did live in Earlington ac 1 Ifnowledgo its authorship and look honest men in the face A lie once started is hard to peotc runco or intense prejudice or close Connection with thoso who JUIVO HI1KUU much on tIm nuMiVBa or Goebelistn who try to boliovo that anonymous piece of infamy bo no other oxcuse SuMhnt letter dearly arranged nnd published jn lll ort of the rfpno I01 had been answered through tho sbto and county 6 It WitS answered quickly nii4 unequivocally and any one who has not tho facts concerning tho assertions of that nameless writer can easily got them fj11g DEC knowing that tho Ro publican campaign workers hero everY care to jabortsort of question invites iuvesti gallon Hero is tho letter that wnuoJlot up with the certificate or election Srri op 1nNTvoKv1 01CnI1NTIW JOiIiNS Wo tlio unilornlgnod mom ors of Uio County Hoard of Election Com 0 mlHHionorH for Hopkins county make thlH additional or supploincntal cor tllleato or report Wo doslro to prolost against tho noimting of tho votes In tho election products of Northeast Earlington Karllngton for tho follow- ug reasons lWfIllhnt and divers votos In said two proolnotBWorocaHt by pcoplo who dlf not reside In uald nroolnpti Jlopklntf county or the Btato Kentucky sayWunit hOOks tisod in Northeast Karl Ington precinct on 7th day of No y voiniior 1800 that over iRovonty names appeared on said poll Uocki that does not appear on tho Assessors list ofJIopklns County vhlch hilts Just been qomplotod Tlioy that time same condition of aifairs exist In Lake precinct Karlington but that tho l1Iun080 tho pooplo voting as shown Iiy limo stubs In tho poll books for said Imko precinct are written In such an illeglblo am hand that they cajmotho or road by tho undersigned 1olJltlJIlllOy Jny that nfwr 0 Court Clerk lIul 21X ballotH to the ofllcors of Northeast Earlington precinct being inorotlmn tho required law ho lid on tho afternoon of Limo day of time election request Vfurnish nioro or additional ballots to LImo ollloers of said Northeast Earl ington 1rociIict1thiQ ballots In Limo 1411 prociimc hnvlng i till said ad Idltlonal ballots furnished as nforo oxtentofMrtho County Court Clerk undostro cd ballots so furnished and roturnod as aforesaid wore loose and not hound in book form and woro counted say they have good and Toa lollblo grounds for imoltovimig timat a llko conhItioml of nlTairs existed In other products Jn said county TJioy Bay precinct otNorthioast- Earlimigton Imi 1IU3 ii total of iGOyotoB for all parties wore polled and that D 1- UI nt tho sama precinct on November 7 rolledU7Qoobol 22 for John Young Jirown ami 221 for W S nt time nihototnlimartIe wore lOR nllli at the santo on Noveimibor 7th lHJJ time total number of votes cast were 330 Utof which woro cast for William Qoobol lU for John Young Drown had 20U for W H Taylor and for tho other candidates in about tho samim proportlomms on saul tickets in the two precincts with n few scattering votes candidates on nTlaflldavlta III support of tho fact pWitnessNovember n n flRAflI8Y Cimatrman SorotnlAUnAslnmlClork Court Mr William Walton an old citizen of EarliiiLlon talking to one of tho commissioners Ilt Mad iBonvillo who was declaring that voters wore brought into Earlington said and then ho added that ho would give 50 to any one who would prove tho charges that hind been made That struck the key note Prove itI gotteninand proof of tho train that is said to have brought these 100 votors in from Evansvillo tho morning of tho election and landed south of town The first clause of tho protest cannot be sustained rime election commissioners claim definitely to have found one man I whom they charge voted illegally This may bo true but the voter chnllongedbywas passed by tho Democratic election officers One man is not ninny and divers voters Tho second clause states that the commissioners find over soy mty names on tho northeast Earlington poll book that do not on time Assessors list of Hopkins county which has just been completed Of course if the assessors list had been completed for these precincts time finding of such lames would only bo evidence tho assessor had not found men and it would not be any proof against tho citizenship of hesomon But the truth is that precincts imo tho comparison was made and the week following tho late of above letter tho assessor for this district had and exhibited on tho streets of Eorlin ton a bundle of individual lists cor these precincts which ho said reportedThe tim Earl ington city assessors list is also to tho point This list was mado up September 15th to 25th mind by a man who knows time people of Earlington thoroughly There are listed thereon 788 mon of legal ago subject to 1011 tax in tho city of Earlington In the whole of tho two precincts which include tho town and country territory time total voto cast was niammyDemocrats the polls at all A careful poll showed 178 votes in the two Q EarlIngton788 men assessors cityhockmen of legal ago in the bounds of precinctsdabout tho writing of time clerk in time Lake pro cinct is likewise untenable Time commissioners appointed tho clerk and insisted on having the one who did servo although they wore besought to nplO1it n man rnpidlyThefl lit of this remarkable letter assorts that tho county clerk had furnished more ballots to the Northeast precinct than woro ro quired by law that time clerk furnished additional I lots on tho day of olectionisixt y I four of which at those ballots Avbro returned loose ow And in supportof time ns sort ion that more ballots were 0 L A 1 furnished Olork Brasher than were required by law they lIre sumo to make n comparison of precincts 1800 Time 1808 vote could have played no part whatever in the estimates of county clerk unless as n trt of a trick to defraud the citizens in this precinct of their suilrngo In 1808 there was practically no vote polled on either side and if time ballots for this your had boon apportioned on the basis of tho 1808 vote adding the 50 per cent required by law there would not been ballots enough in any precinct in the county For instance there were only 2118 votes cast in the whole county for all candidates in 1808 Add to this the required CO percent increase or 1057 ballots- nlll1 time clerc nil this basis vmim have furnished to time entire coun tv onlv 0170 ballots In thoolec- tion just held there was a total of nalO votes cast in tho for tho heads of tho various tickets Thus tho county clerk would have como short just 2110 ballots in tho county if ho had figured with 1808 as a basis 200 ballots worn furnished tIme Northeast Enrli1 product by County Clerk John Bra simmer Ho said on tho day of election that ho hall talon the 1800 vote as a basis for Junking time ballot books for this year so this was either a trick or a gross error for n number of changes in precinct boundaries have been made since 1800 in time county Tho Northeast Enrling ton precinct now takes in time on tiro town east of tho railroad In 1800 Main street waff a division lino and there woro two precincts tho oast side2both of which are princ in tho Irocinctboundaries in tho county wero as they now aro and on that years vote only could the county clerk havo made an equitable estimate of tho number of ballots necessaay in time precincts of time county In 1807 tho total vote in tho county was 4808 Upon this basis with the CO per cent added there would have been ample provision for all precincts precinct was given 200 ballots by Clerk Brashier Lakowna given ilOJballots If the clerk figured on tho 1800 vote ho should have given Lako 501 ballots and an estimato for Northeast could only have been mado by combining tho 1800 voto of tho Northeast and Southeast- precincts Time All vote cast in I those two precincts in 1896 was 890one hundred moro timn time number of lIailots furnished for the 1800 election If tho clerk had figured on tho- 18U7 vote which furnished the- oniy reasonable and equitoble- basis ho would have given- Northeast141 ballots and Lako- 3U7 The vote in 1807 wasNorth east 265 Add fO and 2011Lnk L Even upon tho basis of the- 180S vote which is impossible Northeast should have been- given 75 moro ballots than Lako But tho clerk gave Lako 150- mrnro than Northeast Tho extra ballots which were furnished Northeast precinct did not change materially tho ro suit of tho lays voto in that precinct Sixtyfour of theso bal lots wero polled tho differenco- in favor of the Republican ticket- being only eleven so this had very effect on tho 124 Taylor plurality given by time to tal voto of the precinct Tho truth is that time 280 pin rauityout of the two Earlingtou was too much for tho Qoobol men and they would like- to dispose of it But moro than letters of protest aro neccs- sary to disfranchise tho 080 citizens who voted in these two precincts in 1899 His Pockets Wouldnt Hold MIA Scotch minister who was greatly upset by tho frequency- nllli freedom of tho language used- on tho links by a much respected- elder of his church pointed out that such indulgence was somo- thing worse than unseemly in a dignitary of time church and bo- ing reluctant to insist on tho ciders resignation suggestod- thnt every timo ho gave way ton strong word ho should put a stono in his pocket as aromninder- At tho close of the play tile elder- walkoll up to his pastor and sloWI- Iy emptied his pockets of a little heap of pebbles saying discoi- msolatoly These are tbemono- syllnbles Tho others aro coming on in a cart The Awakening of Self There is a time in every man8- oducation when ho arrives at tho conviction that envy is ignoranco- thnt imitation is suicide that ho must take himself for better thatfo of good no nourishing corn can come to him but toil be stowed on that plot of id which is given him totillEmd- rjlon d r j Itr PASSINGOF HODART- Funeral of the Late VlcePrcsidenl of the United States at Paterson No J THE ENTIRE CITY WAS IN MOURNING Tho Service nt the Home nail nt the Church at the Iteilcerovr At tendril hy thn Ironldcnt Mem bem of the Cabinet find Many Non ntor nllll nIreentte Ptitcrson N J Nov 23 The earth Iy rttrnlns of the lath vicepresident Garret A Hobart vcrc consigned ton temporary resting place in the icS cclvlnir vault at Cedar Lawn cemetery near thla city A brief funeral service was held at time Iptc residence of the dfccimd the officiating clergyman bo big Itcv Dr Magic Irttliknt McKlnley nnll hh cabinet IjieeMitcwho came on special trains Attended the senlets nt the house The Home Service The service nt the house was brief sad simple It was held in the library which whs banked with flowers sent by friends of tho dead vicepresident Mrs Hobart with her son Garret A Hoburt Jr sat near the head of the cnhlct while near her were grouped time president and ills cabinet judges of the supreme court the honorary rfamilyDnvld D Magic offered prayer uml presIdent nleiokwas closed and nil that was mortal of gtoitol police TIt Public Service bodyInclosedornaments and almost hidden with flovrtrs was taken from time house nnd the president nnd his party went to the Church of the Ecdccmer about two blocks from Carroll Hall An immense crowd was in the vicinity of the church The casket was carried by eight members of the capitol police in unI- form under coturmtnd of I I Gar den The church was beautifully decorat ed with flowers Within the Sacred Edifice President McKInley sat in the frcnt pew on tho right of the aisle He was accompanied by the secretary of state lllloftbe001hindend family Behind tim president v ere Elihu Hoot secretary of war John D Long secretary of the navy end E A Hitchcock the secretary of the interior Then followed time sena tors nod congressmen The Hobart pew which is time ninth on time right hand side was filled with floral offer- Ings The Lnt CcrrnionlcH The services nt the church lasted an hour and were conducted by Rev Dr Magic They began with an organ prelude und reading of Scripture hy Kev diaries P Shaw pastor of the Second 1rcsbytcrlan church of Pater son Tho followed the sInging of tho hymn Nearer My God to Thee by the Orpheus club Dr Magic then tlcllv cred an eloquent and touching eulogy end offered prayer This was followed by time anthem Weary Hands sung by the Orpheus club after which the benediction was pronounced by JT r Magic Ilnilnev Was Su i ended IlccauBc of time funeral of the lite Garret A Hobart vicepresident of time United States business houses with few exceptions were closed and many private residences had flags at hull mnst besides other moiiming cm blems THE NELSON COUNTY VOTES Tin Kentucky Court of ApDcnl Af firm the Order Innnril ly Judge Jonen Frankfort Ky Nov 261hc couit of appeals clinched Taylors right to 1107 Nelson county votes rime court all the judges concurring refused to dissolve the mandamus as asked by Corbels attorneys The votes In con trovcrsy were certified for W r In Bttad of W S Taylor Judge Tones of Nelson county ordered these votes counted for W S Taylor Trouble Hrcwliiw In Cnlin Havana Nov 28It Is reported that 1000 Cubans have taken to the brush In 1inar del Ho province nnd arc pre paling to fight for Cuban ludepen- denee which they believe to be in Jeopardy Troops are being heM Iii rcndlncss for any emergency Jnntinnble llomlclile St Louis Nov 28Time coroners Jury In time case of James Roberta who shot and killed Kay Simpson time conductor of a dramatic school and agency returned a verdict of justifia ble homicide foUght the Mnckro IJudilP London Nov 29Lord Ardllann Arthur Edward Gulncss has purchased the Muckross estate for CO 000 This includes the Lakes of Kll larney A Suspected Cne Washington Nov 20Time marine hospital bureau is informed by Its stir geon at Cadiz tlnt a suspected case of bubonic 1lngLiels reported there Another Fizzle Mayllcld Ky Nov 27Less than three dozen men wore present Saturday afternoon at tho largo and on thusllstlo meotlnA1I ieserihmed by ho Timuos rime moetlng wns cnllodtor- tho purpose of denouncing Gov J Of tho small number present nut over ono half voted on trIO resolutions Pfattf4P CUBAN OIL cures 1 Cuts Burns Bruises Rhcu matlsm and Sores Price 25 cents Sold by St Bernard Drug Storo t4 i 1Bt r I 041POWDER 41 6 AB5QLvELYVRE Makes the food morefdelicious and wholesome lOYAL ancma fame co ON YOm DEWEY DAY IN CHICAGO MAY i Admlrnl Dcircr Will Celebrate his Annlrrrnnrr of the hattie of Mtinlln Day In Chicago Chicago Nov 28 Admiral Dewey has accepted the invitation to visit Chi cage Miiy 1 next year the following letter having been received from hhc by the committeeWashington Xov 25 1699 To Martin H Madden Esq Vice Chairman of Committee Chicago UK Dear Sir Acknowledging the receipt of your letter of the 23d inst asking that the date for my visit to Chicago fixed for May 1 1900 I have the to state that thin late will be agreeable to me 0el truly yours t GKOUGK DEWEY THIRTYFIRTS VOLUNTEERS Tlie lUjtlmeitt linn Uecu AuIgicd bjr Gen Otis to Gnrrlnon the Iort of Mlndnnno Inland Washington Nov 29oen Otis ca IIICII the war department nnnounclna that the Thirtyfirst volunteers who ar on time 1ckln and Monnncusc will the ports of Mindanao Gen Otis also wires that the transport Port IIbert sails Tuesday for San Francis co and that the Tartar and Naworth sail on tho 29th He also an the arrival of the hospital ship Missouri which sailed by way of Xo casualties are reported on arriving ship- NARROWLY ESCAPED WRECK The Trnniiiiort Mniinncnuc Proved rn nnvorlli wan Uiidcruinniicd nail Short of Provlnlon Sfnniln Nov 29 733 p mThe transport Monnucnsc with LieutCol Vpbli Hayes nnil thrco companies of the Thirtyfirst infantry on board has arrived here She narrowly escgpctl disaster The officers and Koldlcra were for 12 days balling with buckets The steamer was unscawqrthy under mnnncd amid short of provisions Her engines broke down and she rolled three days in n typhoon TIll nnttlp1ili Kcntnckj- WnslilnglDii Nov 28 Admiral nor crs uml the other members of the In spection board have returned to Wash Inton from Jlostoit wJtrc the y went lo make the trial of time battle ship Kentucky Time board Is now prcpir Ing the full report on the trial nod making the calculations necessary to- 1lOW the allowances to be made on nc count of tides Their opinion is that time Kentucky Is easily a 17knotiT nl thniigh designed for 10 knots SofTening front n Water I allleISpringfield 111 Nov S3 Owing to an accident to the engine and pump at the pumping station of the Lincoln waterworks now being repaired that city Is without fire protection time fctrcet cars are unable to run mid the jtibllc schools and those factories which depended on city woter arc closed No electric lights were burn Infc last night as the water supply for the electric light company was nlao token tram the city plant Hunk rrculilent Convicted Montreal Nov 2SW A WeIr prcs lilent of the defunct bank Vilila Marie was found guilty yesterday of sending ufnlse and deceptive statement to the governor of the financial affairs of the bank The trial lasted eight days The jury required only 15 minutes to find u verdict The penalty is fixed nt five yedrs Imprisonment Counsel for time defense Immediately asked for u review of the case argument for which will be heard today IInccil Ilclilml tI1 liars Chicago Nov 28 Alonzo J White nina former state senator in the Min nesota legislature amid prominent in politics in that state who disappeared after being convicted of forgery In this cltyand who was recently rear rested in New York has been taken to time house of correction to serve n sentence of two years Whitman will ap peal IeKilllr Kiiarkftl Out topeka KIIM Xov 28JUtlgl Hook of time United Staten Circuit lorIat i15 yesterday afternoon handed down n lengthy pinion knocking out the court iif visitation This is the court established by time last legislature to regulate rallroaiU caul telegraph companies The court decides that the law is In the nature of confiscation To Be tarried Leavenworth KasNov 28Jt Is an nounced that Miss Mary Louise Baker only daughter of United States Senator Luclcn Baker will be married at her homo here early this winter to Dr Lowndes of tho United States navy now stationed at Manila Dr Lowidea Is n brother of Coy Lowndes of Mary land Ilubonlo Ilnano nt New ClnvnnB I San Francisco Nov 25A special to the Chronicle from Tacoma says Yokohama advices state that n terrible condition of affairs prevails at New Chwang Manchuria with respect to the bubonlo plague Hundreds of deaths ore occurring weekly the mor tallty reaching 40 to CO every day Government VIII Stand Firm Washington Nov 29Tho United SUites government will stand firmly by Consul General Macrum ot Pre torts against whose action in afford- Ing aid to the British prisoners Trcs Idcnt Kruger line protested Krugcr will cither have to ncquicscb or expel the consul Stupid TclcatrnpUy Chicago Nov 24 Telegraphic mcs mges by the PollakVlrag method were sent Wednesday by the Inventor from this city to Milwaukee and returned from there at the rate ot 140000 words an hour ubtcrIbiQrT1 Bn A HORSES RND MULES LOST- TheTransportyictorla With Horses and Mules for Manila Compelled to put Back ROUGH WEATHER OFF CAPE FLATTERY PlflrFlvo Animal DafTeted to Dentil nutS the Ilemaluder Urn dcred Unflt for Service The Ve jjAVIIIiontSeattle Wash Nov 29Wlth a cargo of dying horses and mules and S 1 empty stalls the United States trans jeMondayan unprecedented stress of weather oft Cape flattery to turn back from him voyage to the Philippines Of the 410 Attorlntvtheanti the remaining animals arc so bad ly bruised that the officers of the rca lei do not believe that any can be saved billciivrThe Victoria sailed for the Philippines November 23 As the straits njwasQjsenser Increased as time Victoria advanced d seIngrounded to just outside the straits with her head to the wind AVnves Mountain lllith jjtlmtof the waves described In the log at mountain high and tho strong gale blew thick with blinding mist Time transport labored heavily during the night and early next morning steamed away to the west but began to roll ro gtbroughtAiilmnl Founded to Death This day was n repltitlon of the pre- cedIng with tho addition of terrific BqijaHs The rolling anti pitching of time ship now began to have its effect upon the animals confined in their stalls They had been pounded from side to side until they were in a state of utter exhaustion Several died dur InS the night and the next morning and constant attention of Veterinary Surgeon Payne and stock hands seemed powerless to save them Uecldcd to rut Duck Under such circumstances it was determined after consultation between CnptMIchacls and his officersto round tIme ship and head for Seattle During time trip In several horses died bring- Ing the number of deaths up to 55 The bodies of the animals were weighted and thrown overboard as fast as death came The Worst He user Encountered Purser Lockwood was seen and said that during 36 voyages he has made ncr ss the Pacific he has never seen such stress of weather as was encountered by the Victoria Tho furthest point reached was 200 miles weat of the cape While the storm smna at its height the oil bags were en tlrcly emptied nnd everything done to ease the motion of the ship Aside from the loss ot animals no other damage was done- itcsignnl to Save nUnil nl Washington Nov 20Gus Thetl kuhl an employe in the patent office who rccntly advertised in local neWJ papers for nblcbodled men of military experience to go to the Transvaal 10 enlist with the fibers resigned ycstcr tiny An investigation of Thellkuhls connection with the filibustering expc dition was made by the commissioner of patents and the man It Is stated was about to be dismissed from time department Second VictlinotthommaaitpTragedy- Kansas City Nov 29 MaudMItchclI died at the City hospital yesterday from a wound inflicted by John Hay stlpQ horse trainer who shot her Mrs Hnysllp and Charles Barrens on Nu ember 15 Mrs Haysllp died lu stantly and Darrcrc will probably succumb Mrs Hnysllp had deserted her husband for Barrere and the Mitchell woman had urged her to do so Wife Murder nnd Suicide Murphysboro 111 Nov 29 Samuel Coad n prominent resident of this city shot and Instantly killed his wife yesterday 1 and then killed himself They had lived unhappily tORt her having re pentcdly quarreled The bodies were found in the dining room of their real dencc Both had lyen dead for several hours A Unhid Dog victim Wctehestcr Pa Nov 29After miTerIng awful agony for two days from hydrophobia Joseph GIbbs aged 32 yearsof Vlllowdole near here died Ills wire Is nflllclcd with the same disease nt her home GIbbs and his wife were bitten by n rabid dog about two months ago The New Uonrrl Organized peoria III Nov 29Time new board of commissioners of the Illinois nsy loin for Incurable Insane nt Peoria ap pointed by Coy Tanner Monday to succeed old board met and organized electing Ktlward S Enston of Peoria president and 0 C Hitler ot Pckin tecrctary Noted welsh Divine Dead Colnmbim 0 Nov 29Tier H M iroJeIIa noted Welsh divine and writer on church topics died lucre after n long llliiFM aged 60 lie was editor of The Friend the official organ of the Wclxh church I Subscribe for THBUKBi r v j 1 rtlJ II7t Ir 1 t TUATIONSUMMARIZED- Gen Otis Cables the War Department a Summary of the Phil ippinc Situation DISINTEGRATION GOING ON RAPIDLY Gsa Young Still Cnntplnff on Attain auto Trail anil lIen Enth luillpollr Welcomed by the In hnbltnnt Iniaraent South ol llnnlla Disbanding Washington Nov 28oen Otis re ports time situation In the Philippines In the following dispatch to the war department Manila Nov 27TIme steamer from San Fabian yesterday brought 115 SpinUh prisoners 75000 of Insurgent government money and other property captured by Lawtons troops near Tnyug on tho 24th Wheatons with Fowlers company of the Thirtythird drove the enemy west ward from Mangalarcn a few miles southwest ot Dagupan and captured 5 timeInch muzzle loading guns 12 ri 12000 rounds of Maxim cartridges sharpncl 800 pounds of powder and other property also 04 Spanish and semen American prisoners Dell with the Thirtysixth infantry is in will march down the west Li7cm coast Indications are that or three bodies of insurgent numbering probably 500 or more men each are In the mountains west of the railroad and can be readily bundled by MacArthur They have the of the Insurgent artillery all of will be captured unless burled Camping on AalnnldoVi Trail Yourg is still in pursuit of Aguln is heading for Hangneda few east of VIgan Young with eaT and scouts is followed by a bat of the Thirtythird and by the balance of a battalion ot the Twenty Two battalions of the Thirty ore en route for Vigan by tho military post road Youngs reception by tho Inhabitants Is enthusiastic give nil lbl Agnlnaldo collected rnoro than 1000 of his at the north Probably most ot them will desert him A number ot small detachments of insurgent troops throughout the country north of Ma ails have been captured and the Inhabitants manifest gratitude for their deliverance Indications are that In force south of Manila is dlsln and the troops going to their homes Reports from the southern islands are favorable The Zamboanga Insurgents surrendered to our forces and no trouble la anticipated there lATER FROM GRN OTIS nulk at the Spanish and Americium 1rlionen Are nt Unnuncd Washington Nov 2cJLater in the day the following Jispntch was re ceivcd from then Otis The Oregon landed marines at Vlgan yesterday Youngs column was at Salnogpacan 20 miles north ot San rernundo on 23d from which point It paled north into the mountains Troops will relieve the marines at VJgun on the 29tb The bulk of the Spanish and American prisoners are repot trd at Bangued 20 miles east of Vlgan AYhcaton at San Fabian just reports the capture of 73 more rifles M100 in money also that he has been obliged to take the mother nnd son of Agulnaldo under guard at San Fabian to prevent their murder by natives They will be sent hero the first op ponunity nnd delivered to friends Ma tires In the vicinity of Bnyonbong Nucstn and Viscaya are offering their services to drive out the insurgents there Itcports from Zamboanga says the Insurgents surrendered their heavy ar tillery to the navy and since have sue rcndeicd to Nichols commanding a battalion of the Twentythird infantry 170 rifles one Nordcnfelt and four brccchlcading cannon Order has been restored In the town Dud vicinity About eighty Tagalos ore scattered in time mountains ESCAPED SPANISH pnisoNnns They Are Dell- American Cared Vor by tIme at Blanlla Manila Nov 27 855 p mTlirec hundred Spanish prisoners who es caped from their captors before the American advance including civil ofll dais of rank who had been in time hands ot the Filipinos for more than n year and many officers have arrived nt Manila during the past week Francisco Itcycs brought 100 of them from Gen Wheaton They were n motley npparclel and bearded company Some were ill and had to be carried from Tnyug to San Fabian in army wagons A delegation of these former prisoners have visited MajGcn Otis In order to thank him for his hospitality which included the furnishing of food and clothes Senor Jamarillo time Spanish commissioner Is making ar rangcincnts to send them to Spain on- board of Spanish transports Hcdnl of Honor for Col Hell Washington Xov 21The president lies directed that a congressional medal of honor bo presented to Col J Franklin Bell Thirtysixth United states volunteer Infantry for most distinguished gallantry in action September P 1S09 occur Porac Luzon i P I Teiinvfiicenni Mustered Out San Francisco Nov 24The First Tennessee regiment was mustered ont In this city Wednesday The majori ty of the soldiers left for their home as Individuals no effort being mnde to keep the regiment intact Tlio Murray Lodger Bays that Ron tacky will produce enough tobacco thIs to furnish five cigars and five chows of tobacco for each person on tho glo- beDr ougCurti ruVoice fc Aithma and Croup AUll druggists 2Se ConsumpiioH Do not think for a single moment that consumption will ever strike you a sudden blow It does not come that alongFlratla little nothing but a little hack ing cough then a little loss In coughthensweatsThe suddenness comes when hemorrhageBetter while It Is You can do it w- ithAgers CI1CITg PectoralYou first notice that you cough less The pressure on the chest Is lifted That feeling of suffocation Is removed A cure Is hastened bypiacingone Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster over the Chest A flookFoc It is on the Diseases of the Throat and Lungs Writ us FreIy If TOO any vhtttwand deilte ale belt medIcal 151 jou uu tfcclye write the doctor I ompUep1llIbjm h 1 FALLS FLAT Indignation Meeting at flop kinsvllle a Failure Hopklnsvillo Ky No27Scnrcoly any Interest is lining takon liero in time nocalled Democratic Indignation meeting to bo lucid thus afternoon to protest against Governor Urailloys action in order- Ing out tho Louisville Legion on olocton tiny It appears now tliat time promoters will have great dlflleulty In drumming up a crowd Most of tho Democrats hero bollovo that Taylor hns boon legally elected and they arc generally disposed to nc cept time result without kicking Southern Farm Magazine Tho Southern farm Magazine which Is of great value and interest to town and country people alike covering as it does ovory phase and feature of general Southern Intor eats makes time remarkable oiler that during December It will receive subscriptions at 26 cents a year tho regular price being 1 Tho Mnga- zino covers a field not touched by any other Southern publication It Is not a regular farm paper tolling about tho prices of farm products but a general magazine dealing with tho best features of agricultural lifo crop diversification nUll Southern capabilities Tho merchant tho banker tho professional moan as well as time Intelligent rendIng farmer and his family all alike find tho Southern Form Magazine of value and interest In view of this un precedontcd oifor of 25 coats for a years subscription wo feel sure that ovory subscriber at this price will find it a most profitable Investment You can send currency or postage stamps to tho extent of 25 cents to Southern Farm Magazine Haiti moro Md A Pitiful Scene A most pitiful scene was onpctcd in the criminal court Tuesday morn- Ing William Love 70 years old was presented on time charge of horse stealing Ho has been In jail since last Juno when ho was arrested for stealing a horse from G S Howell Ho pleaded guilty to tho charge and received time lightest sentence of time law two years in tho penitentiary There is a mystery about tlio old man that no ono lias been able to penetrate Ho claims to have come from Asliovillo N C but no trace of him could be found there Ho is very weak and decrepit Louisville Commercial L k N Earnings Increase Time statement of the L and K railroad for time titled week of No vombor shows an increase over tho earnings for tho corresponding week of last year rime statement is ns follows For tlio third week of November f508810 corresponding week of last year 41X1480 increase f74aiOj total for three weeks of No vcmbor 1070320 corresponding week of last yearl47344G increase f205875 From July 1 to latest date this year time carmiimmgsaro 10011205 For tho corresponding period of last year they wore 9211099 an Incroasci of 1731500 Boy Kills Another timoVobbililfifHiltyh ntrillingnegroboy R r Qtie IeePAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Entered the PcttoQe tl E3fIlIl lon at Second i tn mattes SUBSCRIPTION RATES Una Yenritrlciljrlnadvanca It oo Sli Months 0 so sjSingleSpecimen copies mailed free on application Correipondenti wanted In all paTti of the nuns Address ni for particulars THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30 1899 AMKIUCAX wool is now worth just double tho figures at which it sohl in 1895 under the Demo cratic freetrade tariff law ANOTIIKU anonymous letter ha come to light the one threaten big to murder Governor Bradley And its author too is keeping diligently under cover TIIK Kentucky New Era says the goldhiigs cant pack next years election returns Mayho not But the Democratic returns next year bid fair to ho BO light that most anybody can tote omjEXPORTS of American manufactures f for ISM will bo itearlyl 70000000 in excess of those of 1898 For tho first ten months of this year they averaged more than 1000000 a day and in Oc fober were almost 81000000 GoKBpusM received such a set back as shook its foundations deeply set in fraud ami villiany when the Court of Appeals sus tained JudgeJoucs decision and made impossible tho attempted steal of 1107 votes in Nelson county z FLEMING COUNTY Goebel commissioners have added a new va nation to the symphony of elec imCoimnissioiierscounted and recertified after the first certificate hind been sent to Frankfort several tayswHARUV McOiiESNKY wantsso isaysBannerto make it a felony litJtoissue any order of any kind interfering with the right of anyn election ofhicerto stealim THE Democratic National Com mittee recently mt at Chicagob hadnt much to say 1 That party has hard lines just now in its department of issues trying to find ono oftstrengthamong a variety of ne cessit made inventions But some of their strongest leadersI Ray 10 to 1 will bethfeIlENnYresentative elect at Lexington charges that he was approached by the attorneys for tho defeated Democratic candidate who thoverturesv Vote for Blackburn for United States Senator they would drop the contest proceedings they had instituted him so tiattemptGoebol villiany IN Alabama a candidate for grSpuutlt4rpoint in his campaign his open advocacy of tho total disfran sechiseuuieuutall of them In lentuok it is 118uiotGoebel thfectiveSenator Morgans open advocacy in Alabama will ever proveu No less a legal authority than us exCongressman W C P Breck inridgo contends that Taylor is now governor elect tho certificates from the county boards sef tling the matter Ho says theY Slate Kleection Board has no fr power and that Goebels only recourse is to go before tho Legislature and until that bodyimm passes on his claims Taylor will ar be governor and Governor Brad As ley must recognize him as such of girIIIIElhMcOhesneycontinues to sustain tho high hLohoPublicurtWot e OfDisfranchise upvilloImvo no more trunhlfWAnd this other of r Yet Theodora llnllnin and a few other jackasses KOUIO of thom calli themselves preachers say Uoobol IB a very bad mnllinlIT will bo remembered that I Mr Bryan claimed in 1800 and f since that our money circula tion could not increase except f I f fJJ J rO through tho adoption of free coinage of silver In view of this fact some present figures of the Treasury Departincnt are in toristing Note that in 1890 the countrys circulatiqir was but 1027055014 0n November 1 1899 the money in circulation was JnOJ710148 and the 23 000000 put into circulation through tho purchase by the De partment of United States bonds not yet duo will with tho rogu lar increase run the figures to near 2000000000 by the close of the yearI- CkNTUOKY Democratic papers are falling in line and calling for fair play They know Goebel is fairly and thoroughly beaten and demand that Taylor receive jus tice Among those who have come out thus for honesty ni SterlingsLeader and others The 1adn cah Leader was among the bitte est fighters for Goebel and hiu had up II big rooster and Goebels picture since tho election But the truth of the situation has been forced upon tho Leader mIll its publishers now say that Tay lor has been elected and should Lo given the certificate of election by the State board Many other papers that have carried Iro Goebol ticket in their columns are almost as outspoken WK call attention of our town and county readers to the letter of protest published now for the first time which was sent up with tho Hopkins county election certificates asking that the two Earlington precincts be thrown out with their 239 plurality for Taylor Tho 289 gave the Commissioners an awful jolt but it will take more than a letter of protest to disfranchise 080 citi eus of these two precincts even before the Goebel machine Both the Goebel Commissioners signed tho protest and it is worthy of remark again that the anonymous letter pub shmel in tho CouricrJouanal was for the purpose of giving color to this letter of protest hich was written only the day before the CourierJournal pub cation TilE Kentucky Leader pub shied at Paducah has been oneI the most intense advocates of Goebels candidacy in Kentucky circles Thats say ug a great deal Now tho lender is forced to time conclusion hat Goobel has been defeated y the votes of the people and has the honesty to come out squarely and say Let the part o the right thing The gist o he Leaders editorial acknowl edging tho corn is in this ox ract Tlio election has boon hold nun e faco of the returns show the de at of tho democratic ticket Shall o election commissioners go bo yond their duty aunt throw out- nough votes that were cast by tin peoplo to ovorrldo tho majority and seat the democratic ticket over e certified vote as given in by tho- arloufl county election olllcors We answer imo t 1t Tin ticket IB beaten on tho race of tho rtiturns 11111 tho state board should count the vote and award time cor ticates of election If It does other bo tho party will bo sot back at least ten years Tho party Is cer tainly on trial and our loaders should do nothing to furthur ills ace tlio party In tho state and its prospects TODAY is Thanksgiving lay t apart by tho President of the greatest Christian nation on earth a lily for tho peoplo to sus pond their business anti meet to uammk tho Giver of every goodP gift for his many blessings ast and to invoke his blessing c pon us in tho future Some ofo no doubt will ask tIme ques tion what have I to bo thankful for Tho question is an easy ono to answer You have many things to thank God for 11 c youriendsperity has been yours you aret s living in a Ohristian land with its v- aimyprivileges and in fact there e too many things to mentionlJ a nation wo have multitude things for which we should ve thanks God has immo- stouimitifully blessqd us as a nation a io fields have been fertile time s uimm of business can bo heard all rbuseil prosperity tho calamity mvier is no longer heard our iny and navy have been suee ssuuml and the honor nnd liglmityttime stars and stripes tiIViUIOUttime free timid tho homo of tho brave und God in His infinite wisdom tumid mercy is guiding time affairs of our nation Time bemmignK lhumeumces of 0noroJl1orenauy others before us wo have easons to bo thankful So with 1 4p- i t fHi liI Strike For Your Attars and Your Fires Patriotism is always com mendable but in every breast there should be not only the desire to be a good but to be strong able bodied and well fitted for flue battle- of life To do tills pure blood is absolutely necessary and Hoods Sarsapa rilla is the one specific which cleanses the blood thorough It acts equally well for both sexes and allages Humor Whtnlnecda blood puN fier I take Hoods SArs pAntU It cured my humor and Is excellent AS 4 nerve ionic Josle Eaton Stafford Springs Q 7f8a4Jaa1 n4IIthese things in view lets meet together with a spirit of rever 1ence and sing from the depths 1Sof our hearts Praise God from whom all blessings How Then let us bo more fully determined to live closer to God to love Him more and serve Him better than over before If we do this we may confidently expect a contin nation of His blessings So may it be REPUBLICAN COII1ENTS Wo are offering a reward for tho first irregularity discovered by precinctGreen Nine out of ten Democratic newspapers outside of Kentucky concede Taylors election and de maud that the boss step aside before he the remnants of the Democrntfc party in Ken tucky Commercial byhispreventfrauding Republican Mr Goebel fluids himself in time minority und defeated and in this condition asserts that he will be Governor Kentucky Gleaner The cool nerve of Gov Bradley seems to have been a little too much for the bluffing Goobelitcs of Kentucky Ashland News It has been whispered that tho State Election Commissioners will see sights on tho 4th day of Deceniber when they meet in Frankfort to canvass tho vote which will cause thom to think tho people aro in earnest when they say they will not bo robbed lightLexingtonLeader injunctionsr gangElectionsjusticemen forced to do thoir sworn dut is what these howl leIs condoinn For shame that any men would howl instead of thuimmgsPadumcah Tne Repudiation of Clilan Col Morgan Chinn tho author of the very suspicious looking school book bill which bears his sohiloquizingthmat in his own country Time people of Mercer county refused to re turn him to tho legislature there J being majority of 200 against I him after 121 spoiled Kepubli can ballots had been thrown out by time Goebel commissioners Cynthiana Log Cabin WHAT TIlE WORLD THINKS guilelessshould bo swindled out of his hardearned victory by his own election olliccrs Mem ius CommercialAppeal Above time din in Kentucky notesfAwayIVaslmIimgton Post Everybody will rally to the support of the machine in Ken tucky provided the term is ummaliiIt is a clear casq of trying to onueotes aro in tho ballot boxes that defeat them but they aro trying toflllsifyollico time men defeated by the people This is the worst of out rages as it amounts to rebellion ithouldauthorities and time honest peo warIfo have its way thoro is an oncl provailsIndiunapolis mit likelytout as much shooting as some foudLreaksvartyPittsburghimes Some are Still Patriots Taylors chances to win in entucky arc becoming better greatmanyUuitotlStatesOlovelalld As the the days go by it ho comes clearer and clearer that Pouiuisyivanmahas by a decisive majority Mail and Express If Senator Goobel could not carry Kentucky by a plain and palpable majority outfitted as lie was ought not be scram bling to get tho governorship by suppression of on pretext or by straight stealing of fighttobeen beaten at the polls is tho most discreditable chapter in his bad record Chattanooga Times KENTUCKY PAPERS Condemning Any Attempt to De fend Governor Elect Taylor fllve Them Sensations Tho refusal of tho Republicans to allow babel to throw out the returns of Loulsvlllo fill the Kentucky colonels with consternation and amazement not to mention other liquid sensations Ashland Daily News Same Old dame Goebel clearly trying tho same freeze out game on Taylor which he played on Ilardln aunt Stone Hut ho is up against tho wrong combina tion this time Taylor has been named for governor and will be tho executive Paducah Sun Following Good example The country papers all over tho state are following tho example sot by tho SentinelDemocrat of this city in conceding the election of Gen Taylor and condemning any attempt to defraud him of his seat Nobody Is claiming that Goobel will bo governor except a few contempt Iblo partisans who uphold fraud and thievery Mt Sterling Gazette Was too Pair for Them After doing everything in their power to prevent a fair election in Kentucky the Goobolites insist that tho election was too fair and hence counties mill congressional districts which objected to the boss ought to be thrown out to make him governor Even the most reckless will bo ashamed of all this when they get sober Nicholas County Courier Mannlngton News Tho rainy showers bring tobacco in good stripping order Sonic few farmers have already sold Mr Frank McIntosh is visiting his brother Walter McIntosh who Is very sick with fever Mr D A Wilbert made a busi ness trip to Hopklnsvillo Tuesday Mr Frank Wright was In Earllng tou last week to see his friends A saw mill has come to this place and will bo set under tho shed In a few days ready for sawing Mrs D A Wilbert aunt daughter Minnie havo gone for a weeks visit to her mother Mrs C A Thomas at Honor Ky Mr Joe lIeu of Nortonvillo was calling In Mannlngton Sunday Rev Milton of Crofton preached at Goads Chapel Sunday Miss Virgie Murphoy and Mrs Hoard visited in Crofton Friday Bird hunters have pitched their tout at tho old picnic ground Poor luauforWlIllalllslookurday night CHATTRHHOX Fatal fight Bowling Green Ky Nov 28 andIacodulghtHancock wayhome bloodJudelection when is said howelll- maiIenged Hancocks vote Howell wollknownmunity longer H- SIpioIsII ItDo you take cold with change In tho weather Does your throat feel raw 7 And do sharpII pains dart through yourI chestDont you know these are danger signals which point to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption Itself If you are ailing and have lost flesh lately they are certainly danger signals The question for you to decide It Have I the vitality to throw off these dIseases i Dont wait to try SCOTTS reIno 4 equal to It for fortifying the system Prevention Is euy Scotts j Emulsionprevents consumption and hosts of other diseases which attack the weak and those with poor blood- SCOTTS EMULSION rthe one standard remedy for inflamed throats and lungs for colds bronchitis and con sumption It is a food medi cine of remarkable power A food because It nourishes tke body and a medicine be cause It corrects dIUaIIL conditionsocaadfl4ruggtgtj t I SCOTT di BOWNE Chtmliti Hew York V r ti DOWN IN TilE MINES Wo understand tho Kentucky op erators of thoso Georgia Gold mines have or nre about to dispose of thou Interest tlioro- Superintendent Crutchneld of St SnturdnYOtlbusiness giVEisistion Secretary Hall of the Oak 11111 Coal Company says that scarcely of cars is what is interfering with the coal business at Ills mine and Is the cause of coal orders piling upon him One day last week neither an empty or loaded car could be soon narnsley The fact Is under the now management it is hard to keep the miners of that place In cars BO fast they load them Manager lou W Robinson of the St Bernard Company returned last week from a visit to the Whit toy Coal mines whore he found everything In a prosperous condition and the mines running at lull capacity The few accidents which Sccur of the serious nature of the kind which resulted In the death of Gardner Jennings at South Diamond mines last week Indicate that we have a careful class of minors in this countyNot are tho foreigners becom ing afraid of tho American products but the following Item shows that they are now raising a howl against American labor Tho London Minors Union of Canada has asked Sir Wilfred Laurlcr for protection against tho Importation of miners from tho United States by Canadian operators and mute owners There Is no class of labor who are more honest in tholr convictions on politics as well as other questions of Importance than tho miner generally speaking and no ono more ready to bow to tho will of tho peo plo whoa election is over and tho ro sult declared by tho voter as ho cast his ballot So therefore they are not the class you see hanging around saloons talking about con test where there should bo none A now converting process prom lees to revolutionize the fuel situa tion in tho Vest by making the vast fields of North Dakota lignite avail able This coal contains too much sulphur and other elements in pro portion to the carbon Three Germans who discovered the new process J Moorsch Herman Wolf and Alex Monk pro now buying coal lands and locations for three largo converting plants to cost 80000 each The process Includes a crushing of tho lignite tho removal of nearly all tlio elements but carbon and tho compression of the residue Into cakes A recent tost gave better residue than tho best Eastern bituminous coal and tho Northern Pacific has given a contingent contract for 100 000 touts of tho product The cost is much below what It costs to lay down Eastern coals at Duluth President Mitchell of the U M Workers Is trying hard to place burdens on the shoulders of time coal operators of tho southwest which they aro unwilling and unable to hear when ho attempts to dictate to them where they shall sell coal The following clipping taken from GlobeDemocrat shows the feeling of the operators in past on the sub ject Tho operators present at ester days conference had little to say Ono man prominently identified with Southern Illinois mining said We are waiting to see whether or not wo shall bo permitted to hold our Jobs President Mitchell de livered the ultimatum of his asso- cIation to us at todays conference and was peremptory in his demands Of course wo dont want our mines shut down Winter is lucre and the people want coal and must have coal Of course we should bo permitted to carry out our contracts What else are we to do President Hobart of tho Kansas and Texas Coal Company said 11 shall not see Mr Mitchell and am not Interested in what ho does or does not do in St Louis Our mines are not running wo have no trouble with our men and thats all there is to It General Manager It M McDowell of the Missouri Pacific Hallway Coal Company said Wo aro not losing any sleep over this matter Our mines are running Wo are not advised of any trouble with our men and if coal shipments are stopped from Illinois mines wo shall ship in our own coal This will be no hardship on us but will bo hard on tho consumer General Sales Agent ellowlIJot lime same company have ben buying coal for years from Southern Illinois operators be roro any trouble camo up with the union In our mines Wo are not buying any more coal now titan we ought before this trouble There has been a specific contract between the mine owners and the union that companies having contracts should bo permitted to fill them Wo havo from thirty to sixty days supply of coal on hand and shall not bo greatly Inconvenienced by any or der that may bo made as a result of this conference One of the operators spoken with said It might bo very pertinent to ask the union wjjy they should shut down mines and throw men out of employment In Illinois n stato not concerned in tIme Southwestern strike and yet continue to allow nembors of their organization to work in tho mines in the actual ter ritory affected by tho strike The people of Unlontown and Morganfleld are doing everything In their power to stamp out smallpox and every precaution is being used to prevent the spread of the dreaded disease land has been purchased for posthouse and hospital pur poses tho aro their and an earnest effort Is being nada to speedily stamp out the dlsJ- aSQ lrI0 q f i To those living in malarial districts Tutts Pills are indispensible they keepthe system in perfect order andarc an absolute cure for sick headache indigestion malaria torpid liver constipa tionand all bilious diseases Tutts Liver Pills Church Directory M E Omiiioir W O Wilson pastor Services first and third Sun days at llam and at 730 m evoumiumgSuuidnyschuoot TeolISundays at 11 am and 730 p m- Sundnyschool at 030 Prayer meet hug Wednesday evenings at 780 M E CHUHOH SOUTH R M Wheat pastor Services first and Third Sundays at 11 a m and 730 pm Sundayschool at 930 Irayor Tuesday evenings at 7UO oclockMlflSIONAHY lUlTIST Oil HUGH D S Edwards Pastor Services see oath Saturday night Sunday nUll ulU30Jrnyer730 oclock CATHOUO Ciiunou Rev A M Coenon pastor First Mass Sunday morning at 7 oclock Second Mass 930 Afternoon service at 230 every Sunday OKNKHAI UAITIST Cinmoit William Chlldors pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 oclock a m and at 730 p m Y P 8 C K Prayer mooting every Sunday evening at 030 A TIMELY HINT Ifon thoiU be vrlu and MO that your blood U tide and pare and whole ijrttcu put la a hulthy condition by the aw of Dr Erfrctlr German LIver Putrdcr 1lIea 0- will be Ire from malaria f rr cold and the trIp Dr CarUtrdla German Llrar Powder I Iba beat mcdlclno money can buy for your Cold try Dr Otto a Sprue Gum Ialum Prlc 2 60 sad 60o S Bottt For lila by St Itcrnard Drug Store President McKlnloy line been re cently appointed one of tho trustees of tho Episcopal Homo for thai Aged Yellow Springs 0 by tho East Ohio Conference fho President wired his acceptance of tho ofllco tin HoJion 9J Clop Street Padnrab Kr write HIT nied Dr U A Simmons Liter Medicine oar Illi splendId for Dyspepsia DUIotti Colic Liver trouble and many allmenli of children I think It touch better tbaa Zelllni Rctutitor and mark Priackt rite Methodist Episcopal Church has established missionary work in more titan a hundred centers in eight of the middle States of tho Republic of Mexico Constipation menus tho accumula tion of waste matter that should IK discharged daily and unless this Is done the foul matter is absorbed and poisons tho Use Hcrblno to rogulnrltfor the bowels Price CO Drug store Tho now State houses of Reform Wore dedicated at Lexington Tues day A largo crowd was In attend alice and speeches were made by Gov Bradley Hon C J Itronston and others Infant mortality Is something frightful Nearly onoquartcr die before they reach ono year ono third before they are five and onehalf bo fore they are fifteen I Tho timely use of Whites Cream Vermifuge save n majority of theso precious lives Price S2T cts St llernard Drug Store Luther Eploy of Eploy Station Logan county became violently in sane after attending a religious re rival in the neighborhood Thousands of men and women ant for from Piles especially women with female weakness have this suf fering to contend with in addition to I1uckeyeJllecure Price 50 cts In bottles tubes 75 eta St Bernard Drugstore That pessimistic follow who says there is no good In tho world has never looked beyond his own mlsora able life The Caf mug of all CUrdS Is noted for Its keen sight clear anil distinct vision So aro those who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvo for weak eyes styes sore eyes of kind or granulated lids byal dealers at 25 cents The Fluhlnc eye Buoyant footstep and Roiy Completion remit from the me of Dr U A Simmons Live Medicine The proposed trolley lino between Covington Big hone and Hamilton appears to bo assured DIGEST YOUR FOOD Ninety percent of all clekneai U caused hi food not being1 property dictated It creates pot tons aad roe your blood and then you are zlemIPowder and watch the retails You will feet the rood effects after taking one dote Gin It a trial sad ba convinced Price 25c Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Curse Your Cough Just the Medicine for Children Vor sale by St Bernard Drug Store Temporary Derangement of Digestion through overwork worry or emotional excitement arc qulcklr rectified by Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine The Murray Ledger says that Kentucky will produce enough tobacco this year to furnish five cigars and five chows of tobacco for each person on the globe Lung Irritation consumptionDrIt and give such strength to time lungs that a cough or a cold will not there Twontyflvo cents at all good druggists Articles of Incorporation have been filed In tho office of time Socro tary of State at Frankfort by tho Mayfleld Coal and Ico Company Tho capital stock of tho company Is fixed at tlSjOOO W W Robinson Is tho chief Incorporator Money to patent good idea may by secured by our aid AddrollsJrUE PATENT REooiiD Smallpox Is reported to have ap peared at Smithland and there is much alarm among tho citizens DyspeprifllHtrgallon Begolatel the Liver Price 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store J t tt OUR UNDERWEAR wok ao1 Is one of tho largest departments in our house tt tfi We buy Underwear for Men Women and Uhil 1 dren in numerous quuntites and are thereby fttIfixed to show you Great Values If 4 In ono lot number we bought lOODozons WOlII11 ibelieve it Wo buy our Underwear in 1Jt- fi known as the greatest Underwear tt Market in this country Wo buy it very close t1 ttfiamI sell the very best values to be hud Do 43oui believe what wo say Como tumid be couvinc fit 4dcii Wo want you in our store 4 fi Winter Underwear ff tfi Can you find Underwear exactly to your liking I- 4i Havo you bought your Winter Underwear tt Tins isn vary backward winter and wo know ttfi almost ninny of you have tint tfi 1- tfi ttfiJ itt 49 YOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT ITi I r r I SOLICITED Who Dots the Livery Business Ask your neighbors f l They all say Umt vo 1 linnl better loads fiir nish best teams tllln7Jij L- waysat s tlio l i 4 1 rI OPBIIHIH Barnett Arnofd j a U 4 4 i A 4i 1ges 1 M McCORD kL Contractor and Builder H ris YIAs IXPEPIIUNOI EARLI1MGTON KY ifjmndelate mechanical and common labor fi 1 antiefitcUoumFIOATION8CONTRAOTB I fi 1 4i j workIl i ty a vc y s v i IWi ssiIusutssssstssSUIUSuPSSSuuSSUSSI I GEORGE O TOyIbaccnIorto IseacUavu I LIVERY FEED i STABLEi1r t rA4AA tFirstClass a Eqilipliloilt aild Proll1ptServiccj isassS SI S SSSSS1I S Is S i ute matron om a well Known masonic home mentions one mmat seventy years of age who has been in the infirmary for three ycarsj a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab ules about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that Iuds never without them He is willing that his name should be used IT j a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble for many years anUajJIk finds that RIPANS help him very much They also have tonurses there one thirty years of ago the other fortytwoj both suffer J from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and ncrv ousness They take the Tabules and fund them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The patron also states that she is fortyfivc years of age and at times suffers with Indigos tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that tflij Tabules are very good indeed and Is perfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonialQ Ast iA CAMSI bid nlT IVittterI utIItbaWpeu Cameai UIoIIIIH von ii i z t f A BOON TO MANKIND ff 1 D TABLERS BUCKEYE t1i PILE uIfrLti f CURt i A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBES BY MAIL 75 CENTS OTTLES GOCENrs- IAMESF1IALtARelePred4ir 3ti Mrtk miSfrMt ST LOWS H r t s- r Lr1ei 3ee IIlln 3uousirijn e 4tvti LOCAL NEWS I Tim Webster circuit court will convene at Dixon Monday Decem ber fith Rev O W Lyon has begun a BO rios of meetings In the Methodist church at Madlsonvlllo Ha will do tho preaching Vim storoof JW Jones Co of Ulaiightorsvlllo was broken Into last Thursday night and robbed of about 2M worth of goods Frank T Baker who was former editor of tho Madlsonvlllo Mall has gonu to Sanford Fla to take charge of a weekly newspaper All are cordially Invited to attend tho mooting now in progress at the M E Church Services at 2 p in anti 7 p m W 0 WILBOK P C Tho Quarterly Conference of the KarllngtonNobo charge will con vene at tho M E Church South nt tills placo noxtSaturday and Sunday John W Mooney has boon ap pointed postmaster at Dixon to sue coed his fattier A W Moonoy who died or hydrophobia some time ago rho outside work on W C Mc Leods new business house is about completed and tho workmen will HOOII begin to hush up tho Inside work Mr Robert Utterbaek of Madison villa Hell Sunday night of typhoid foyer Ho was about sixtyfive years of ago and leaves a wife and several children Rev W C Wilson hiss begun a pro traded mooting at Iho M E Church Tho mooting will continuo several ilayu and llro Wilson will do tho preaching Dan YalfB was baptized In Loch 1lur Monday moruhlltby Elder TI t i TI In this city and hair been received Into lint church Tho fnnnorri have had a splendid tobacco Benson part of the last two weeks A large amount of tobacco has been stripped slUt made rosily for the market A Farmers Institute will bo hold In Mndlsonvlllo December 1 and 2 Somu prominent speakers will tako part and BOIIIO important matters will ho discussed Tiio Y P S C E hold its usual Thanksgiving sunrise prayermeet lug nt Iho Assembly halt this morn- Ing nt 0 oclock Mr W F Burr conducted tlio services Messrs I ako suit Woldeiisall of tho Young Mens Christian Assocta tlon worn hero Friday In the Inter outs of tho Association They re cnlrediiulta a handsome contribution to tho fund for county work Mr Percy Merry of this Providence Josh Company of lrovldonco and MlH Fanny Wynnof tho same city were united In marrjago Friday at tho homo of tho bride Elder J L JlIIIof MadlKonvillo olllelatlng Mnntioll Wilson formerly of tho Madisonvillo Hustler hiss retired front the newspaper business and him necupted n position with a largo dry goods house In Birmingham Aln and loft last week for that city Ilouroo M Wheat wont to Nobo to fill his appointment Sundaytlr John lake of the YOung Mens Christian Association filled tho pul pit nt 11 oclock At U oclock In tho afternoon Mr Lake addressed tho pcoplo of Nobo concerning tho YM 0 A Ills address was an able one ami was well received Ho mot with Hplondld encouragement In his work In fact nil of Mr Lakes efforts in Hopkins county have been abund antly rewarded Thanksgiving Service Romnmber tho Thanksgiving ser moir Everybody Is Invited to nt tend tho service Sabbath School On Sunday November 12 tho con gallon of tho General Baptist Church organized a Sunday school Elder John M Burden was elected Htiperlnlemlont and Elder Jns A Burden Mrs Nancy Vlnson and MlKH Hadlo Burden wore elected teachers They will moot each Sab baUi at 2 oclock p m Tboy InvUo tho public to attend New Railroad fho railroad from Blackford to Dlxon Is being built Tho work will bo rapidly pushed to completion It Is said that Mr Whoatcroft pros dent of tlio construction company that Is building the road anti Web Bier county capitalists are now sur veying with a view to starting a now town about throo miles from Clay AH tio location is Iri tho contra of an oxtaiislvo coal field It is thought that tho venture will surely prove Successful Washing Paint dont scrub it and C wear off the sur face Use Gold Dust PowderII S every and will be pleased with the results and surprised at the sviu n labor Scfoldm kale for1JoIIHWOlIr huN K FAIRDANKCOMPANY- CbJat 5IIAIIIIHewTlIk1Metea c t- II I 1 U CJ u C D G iii An AntiRoberts Petition- A mooting was hold nt the court huso in Lexington Sunday to draft and circulate a petition to ho for warded to Congress protesting against tho admission of BrIgham H Roberts of Utah The ministers and other citizens wore down on the programme for speeches and the Rev Masseo of the Baptist church was chairman Tho mooting was arranged by tho Womans Christian Temperance Union and tho petition will bo forwarded at onco to Con gross Wonderful Discovery LuNBFOitn ALA April IK 1803 NKW SiKKOKH MEDIOINK Co complalllt1Ihealth was bad I took modl clno from four dliforont doctors and they failed to do mo any good I got yurNuhhmmrs worth of It and it did mo more good than all the medicine I over took I have gained pouunds In weight and my health is very good I can sloop soundly and my appetite Is excellent can roe ommend Nubian Ten to tho world as bnlng a Godsend to any community Any ono who doubts this statement can wrlto to- OBOAK BAKKH Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Franks rodlc The engagement of Miss Janet all moor Brodlo and Hon Edward Tay lor Franks both of Owonsboro has boon announced The wedding will tako placo at tho First Presbyterian church at Owonsboro Tuesday eve ning December 10 and will bo n pretty alfalr Mr Franks In tho Co lector of Internal Revenue for the Second Kentucky district and his brldo Is ono of Owensborou most nc complished and popular young la I los If the Cap FIts Wear It It you aro suffering from tho con sequences of impure blood have boils pimples or sores if your food does does not digest or you suiTor from catarrh or rnnuma thou aro tho ono who should take Hoods Sarsaparllla It will yourblooddBllePlllacatarrh 1ltt6fi P1htiths lrjr4 = NonirritatingAncIentOrdr United Workmen Tho Supreme Lodge Bulletin for October brings the cheering Intelli genes that during tho month of August tho admission In tho entire Order wero 3780 tho now admissions from January Int to August 1st wore 34450 making tho total admission from January 1st to September 1st 33218 No other Order Is growing faster than tho A O U W and al though It In older than thom all it thus shows tho greatest vitality and tho most rapid progress Louisville Workmen Others Why Not You It will not ho a surprise to any who are nt all familiar with the good qualities of Chamberlains Cough Itemnedy to know thut people relatingtheirsplendid medlclno and In telling of Ie they havo received from it of ball It has cured of threatened attacks of pneumonia it has averted and of the children it hiss saved from attacks of croup anti whooping cough It is a grandgood medicine For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earllngton non T Rob inson Mortons Gap Quo King St Charles Negros Body Found The body of a colored man was found on tho side of the railroad track near Casky Saturday night The man was Identified as Chaltner Evans a section hand It Is sup posed that ho was stealing a ride on a freight train and fell oil while tho train was in motion Another negro was found near where Evans hotly was lying Ho was badly bruised and was In a serious condition when found It is supposed that tho two men woro traveling together Cold Steel or Death Timers IB but ono small chance to save your Ufa and that Is through an operation was tho awful prospect sot before Mrs IB Hunt of Ridge Wis by her doctor after trying to cure her of a fright ye1low tho marvelous of Electric Bitters to euro Stomach and Liver troubles but she heard of It took seven bottles was wholly cured avoided surgeons knife now weighs moro and feels bettor than over Its positively guaranteed to euro Stom ach and Kidney troubles and never disappoints Prlco DOc at St Bernard Druggist Tho Elizabothtown News says A considerable sensation has been created III Vine Grove by tho Indict mont by tho Hard In county grand Jury of Mr Fred Kayo avery prom sent citizen and a loading merchant anti lila wifo for an assault and bat tery upon their daughter Ina a girl about fourteen years old There are about twenty names of wellknown citizens of Vine Grove to tho Indict ment as witnesses and tho indict mont recites that shin was most un mercifully beaten nV curooaMsad Bummer Complaints Price 25 Centa Sold by St Bernard Drug Store I in I package PROGRAM Of Thanksgiving Exercises at Hecla School Tonight at 7200 p m 1 SongSeo tho Sword School 2 November Maud Borders 3 Cricket Goodbye Cornelia Wendel 4 Swing tho Sickle o Ewing Wendol G I Know a Lady Fair Efllo Jacobson 0 Gossip of tho Nuts Corn Nunly Charley Jennings Vova Smith Nil lie Irwin Ida South Bosslo Greor 7 Loudly mows tho No- rthWindroilio Wilson H Story of tho Pilgrims Henry Foard 0 Song Hall to tho Pilgrims School 10 Children of Colonial Times Jennie Campbell John Jot sings and Sue Foard 11 Little Ruth Endicott Daisy Borders 12 Song Once Moro wo Hall School 13 Thanksgiving Letter Johnny and Jenny Campbell TurkoyI Griffin Frank Klnnott 10 Brownys Stratagem Nelly Campbell 17 Thanksgiving HymnSchool 18 Tho lion Turkeys Fright SilO Foard 10 Tommybobs Thanksgiving Roy Foard 20 Song AmericaSchoolST- ATE lssIUOAIFKANK J CHUNKY makes oath that ho is tho senior partner of tho firm of E J Cheney k Co doing business In the City of Toledo County amlStataaforosaId and that stud firm will pay tho sum of Ono Hundred Dollars for each and every ease of Catarrh that coannot ho cured by tho uso of liaRs Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENKY Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence this Oth day of De comber A D 1880 1Notary Public Halls Catarrh Curo is taken in sets directly on thin- liloodThiiiV tminv i surfaces of tho system Sent for I TolfciYbfOSoldHalls Family Pills are the host A Card of Thanks Through time columns of thin ap predated BKR wo desire to thank tho dear good people In and around Mortons Gap for tho kindness and sympathetic tenderness shown us In our dark hours of troublo in thin fatal accident that befell our dear little boy Henry We feel very grateful to you antI will over kindly remember each of you and hope you may bo well rewarded for tho noblo deeds Yours truly CHAR JKNNINOSAND Win Colored Teachers to Meet rime Second Congressional District Colored Teachers Association will begin hero December 1 Tho local committee has made extensive prep arations for the entortalumontof thin visitors and a pleasant time Is an ticipated Thin visiting teachers will ho given a reception at tho Masonic Hall on tho evening of December 2 Used by British Soldiers In Africa Capt O G Donnison is well known all over Africa as comman der of tho forces that captured tho famous robol Qallsho Under date of Nov 4 18117 from Vryburg Boch uanaland ho wrItosII Before start- Ing on time last I bought a quantity of Chamberlains COlic RemedyIwith bowol complaint and had given to my mon anti in every case it mOllt benoflclnl For sale Earllnlfton lap Goorgo King St Charles No New Cases Thoro are no now cases of smallpox in Owousboro All tho patients are getting along nicely and every precaution being mado to keep tho disease from spreading Every per son in tho clt who lisa not already boon vaccinated will bo at once A Night of Terror Awful anxiety was felt for thin widow of thin bravo General Burn cain of Machlas Me when the doe tors said slio could not live till morning writes Mrs S H Lincoln nightAllPneumonia but she bogged for Dr Kings New Discovery saying it had moro than once saved her and cured her of Consumption After three small doses alto easily all night and Its further uso com pletely cured her This marvelous medicine is guaranteed to euro all Throat Chest and Lung Diseases Only DOc nUll 1 freo at St Bernard Drugstore Capt J P Tyler and other enter prising citizens of Fulton howe sot Into raiso 20000 to build a county courthouse at Fulton provided tho citizens of tho county will agree tp move the countyseat there The taxpayers refused to vote build a now courthouso at Hickman HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nitnre herself clad In the earlr ot IP ring bloaaoma forth treci and ilowera causing the despondent chord to vibrato to this the of all opdngtime iud how de TjphoiJFeveru It li an Indication of sickness Told this consult ua aa our adVIce costs you nothing Call on your drngglst and procure a bottle of Dr Carlstedtt German Powder Take one dose a day at bed time for six days then follow br procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic following the directions and after two weeks course of these two reat remedies TOO springPreparewhen the atmosphere a lull germs ueceaary pour TltelD warn JOS repeat the abon Thue Remedies in toead sold by St Bernard Drug Store Killing at Henderson Pleas 21 shotlurJllnagednboutand In Hon derpon Saturday night r McBride was shot dead Coughed 23 Years I suffered for 25 with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells PlnoTaf Honey This remedy makes weak lungs strong has saved my life J B Grantsburg to 1 What Capt J W Stone Thinks Kuttawa ICy Nov 23W J Stone who was a candidate for time Democratic nomination for Governor of Kentucky says of thin election situation Taylor was fairly elected Gov ernor at time recent election In Ken tucky Honesty fair dealing and tho futuro welfare of tho Democratic party demand that ho bo given tho certificate and Inaugurated without further trouble Best way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOO Miss 1 1898 NKW SiimoKK MRDIOINB Co I want to tell you what I think of your Nubian Tea I have usod It myself and in my family and It is all boatLiverJust tho thing to tako if feel and are bilious A B LANOAHTK- USold by St Bernard Drugstore flason Held Over Tho oxnmlng trial of Jack Mason for tho killing of Henry Galthor at Graccy some time ago was hold be fore Judge Canslor at Hopkinsvlllo Friday and resulted In tho prisoner being hold over to tho February term of time Christian Circuit Court Ho was released on bond To Launder Lace Curtains Shako nil tho dust from tho cur taiils and soak them over night In plenty of cold water In tho morn thom out in several waters boforo putting thorn into suds then use a tablespoonful of Gold Dust hollIngup and down Rinse thoroughly anti If you wish them very white slightly blue the last nlrIanti also through time wringer If you lowe frames thorn In but If not tack old sheets on tho floor and pin them to It Died of Old Age Mr Joseph Robertson ono of Hopkins countys oldest citizens died at tho homo of Mr Felix McEueu In Madisonvillo last Thursday night He was about eightysix years of ago anti was an honorable anti re spected citizen M wife hiss boom using Chamber lains Palm Balm with good results for a lame shoulder that lots pained yenrllVohno nllYbellefltxn saw an advertisement of this meu JO and thought of trying it which wYT uV v + the best of antis faction She has usdtrot onolmt tie and her shoulder Is almost wciiv Adolph L Millett Manchester DrugStoreMortons GapGeo King St Charles ToddflcCuIIey Mr T L Todd and Miss Ora Mc Culloy woro married by Eld I II Tool last Wednesday TIme ceremony was performed In front of Brother Tools homo tho contracting parties being seated in a carriage A Monster Devil Fish Destroying its victim is a typo of Constipation Time power of this murderous malady Is felt on organs and nerves and muscles nUll bruin Theres no health till its overcome lint Dr Kings Now Life Pills nro a safe and certain euro nest In tho world for Stomach Liver Kidneys and Bowels Only 25c at St nor nard Drugstore Tho Bowling Groom Times says it is only a question of a short time when a now railroad will ho constructed from hero to Lcitchfleld and when that is done tho Park City will grow to bo a city of 20000 inhab itants in a fow years Bowlimmg Green Is prosperous and will bo moro so In In the future Get Your Shnre Are you getting your share of the vast amount of thin money spout In advertising It used to bo mill glvon to time publishers of newspapers and magazinos but by tho latest method it is freely distributed among tho nhmmougthiosocnn son an advantage when It of forcd them Ono of tho most successful estab lishments in America tho Woolson Spice Company of Toledo Ohio Is spending thousands of dollars in ad paylag people who purchase tho colfco rimeir plan is to enclose In tholr onepound package of Lion Colfco a most at tractive Premium List So costly are somo of tho articles on tiii Pro mium List that ono wonders haw they can afford to give times away tholr goods it must bo ro mombcred that these premiums are bought In enormous quantities and bought directly of tho manufacturers so they are secured at abbut pnysNoanloror retaIler the goods arc nIl bought at first hand Tills method of introducing Lion CotTon is as If wanted to pur chase somo article for which you proprietots25c and then give it to you for tho trouble that you tako in lotting thorn know that you are using tholr coffee Tho housekeeper who is alive to tho value of her patronage may now a little trouble secure many de sirable articles from time to timo at no cost All that sho has to do is to cut out and preserve tho Lion head which appears on tho wrapper of ovory package of Lion ColTco Thoso lion neads aro received by tho Wool son Spice Company In pa for their premiums now 1romltim List which hurts Just been Issued In connection with Lion Coffee is unsurpassed in Its liberality of most at tractive articles on thin market today are included In this list WoolsonSpiceon time recommendation of a satisfied customer for they believe tho best advertising of Lion Coffee Is where some one who uses it tolls a friend of Us good quality It is mostly in this way that its enormous has beet brought about Many people timoyfeeltheir friends anti as every package contains a premium with full In structions lor securing tho articles offered there In interest in buying Lion Colfee for household use Itoally Lion Coffee is almost unsurpassed In its quality and It Is a mystery how it can sold for such a low price It Is bettor than many other brands ot cohen which cost two or throo times as much It would seems as though tho time is approaching every family would be famous boy erageStrlfobollB up so quickly that ha who Qtlra it often gets scalded i E TO SECURE JUSTIC- ECounchlmanI3iect at Hopkins vllle Asks an Injunction Hopklnsvllle Ky Nov 27J P Tate flied application in tho Circuit Court at noon today asking for a mandatory Injunction compelling election ofllcorsto count tho votes in Precinct No 1 Tate ran on tho Citizens ticket for Council defeating H WTlbbs fern by twenty votes Tho Election Hoard throw out tho entire precinct and gave a certificate of election to Tlbbs Tho case will bo tried at Eddy villo on Friday Tho IlawoBvlllo Plalndoalor relates this interesting story of tho origin of a now species of corn In Hancock county Mr William Priest of hear Blrdsoyo two years ago while digging a well fount an oar of pe culiarly colored corn at a depth of fifteen toot In hard clay soil Mr G W Hilt secured six grains from thin ear and brought thom to this place and planted thom from which ho now hurts a half dozen cars and n nubbin which grow on tho tassel full shucked as any car Tho grain Is of a light brown color and tho oars will average with tho ordinary flint corn It is a now species anti whore it cairio from originally is n mystery unless it was hurled by tho Indians many years ago If this is tho case they surely lund tho art of preserving down fine I A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Hum Scald Cut or Bruise Bucklens Arnica Salve tho best in tho world will kill tho palm and promptly It Cures Old Sores oros Ulcers Boils Felons Cornsnll Skin Eruptions Boat Pile cure on earth gunrnuteedSold Two attempts Iowa been made in thin past few weeks to to wreck trains on tho Brecklnridgo Cannel Coal Companys railroad near Clovorport On ono occasion tho track was spiked and atanother time a twoInch plank was laid across tho rails on a trestle Time company has offered a reward of50 for time detection of time perpetrators Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hinton Ala writes us August 12 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful I keep this medicine in house and when tho children are ailing Igive them a dose anti that Is tho liV byStBernardtorow Judge WHVolt of Frankfort his son M J Holt f Middlcsboro and Mr George H AlbcMider of Louisville havo formed a iiipnrt nership with offices In tin Louisville Trust Company building at Louis ville Tho gentlemen are all abloj lawyers and tho firm is ono of strongest In tho State If you are suffering from drowsi ness in tho day time instability of temper sleepless nights general de bility headache anti general want of touo of the systems uso Horblno You will got finally a cure Price CO edits St Bernard Drug store Tho relatives of Miss Mary Decker a former Covlngton girl are making search for hint Sometime ago she married aud told her family that she intended to go on the stage Since then site hiss not been hoard of do spite the fact that tho family is try lug hard to locate her Tho death of a relative has muscle her tho heiress of considerable property To Cure La Grippe in Two Days Take LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININK TAHLKTB All druggists refund time money If it falls to cure E W GROVKS signature on every box 25c Tho Scottsvlllo Reflector says Mr Holloy Moore of Hays has boon granted patent miami egg case he Invented which his friends say will bring him a fortune if properly managed Mr C Morrison of tho same place hiss secured a patent on an cornplanter which it is Bald boats everything else In that limo now being sold and Is sure to find a ready mmnrkotWeak Eye are Made Strong Dim vision made dent Bte8 re moved and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effec tually cured by time uso of Suther u1Inall good druggists Time Elkton Times calls attention to ono of tho natural attractions in tho vicinity of that village Tho Times says It is not generally known that there exists not far from Elkton a most interesting natural curiosity tho Gordon Caves Tho entrance located at the foot of a large hill about ono mile northeast of Daysvlllo is easily accessible by buggies While these underground caverns are not equal to time famous Mammoth Cavo in extent yot they cnn not bo surpassed by the latter for beauty and variety of forma tions I If you havo porn throat soreness luimgsfoolened with diphtheria or pneumonia use Liniment ox ternally and CoussonB Honey of Tar St Bernard Drugstore Tho Greenville city election up holds tho victory recently gained by tho Prohibitionists and as for the past several moons the thirsty souls will havo to look elsewhere for their appetizer Weirr women need arm occasional dote ot Dr 1 I Ak Simmons Liver Medicine to strengthen their nerves and Invigorate their systems Tho Loitchfleld Gazette that calls attention to somo of tho inconslst ences of Justice as silo Is adminis tered It has probably dawned upon George H Clark who was no quitted for killing Drum McGrow that whipping n wifo is considerably moro dangerous thou killing a man nrrnlgnellboforo throatonlngInngunKo court Clark and whom thoro came near being a serious fight Clark was for con tempt On Tuesday ho was imowovOr aid fined 76 with a lad Bontoncoof thirtylive days f I f LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Dispatcher Powell was In Hender son on business last Saturday Assistant Superintendent Mann was down hero for a day or two last week looking after important business Machinist Con Sullivan who has been with Foreman OBrien here for tho past ten months resigned and loft for tho South last week Tho train dispatchers are eating no idle broad these days So heavy Is time business dono that oven the north end crow hiss Its hands full It does look reasonable that a train dispatcher should bo fully awaro of thp leaving time of a train yet Tom got loft last Saturday morning Supervisor Sullivan says ho had one of his ribs fractured last week by jumping from an engine before it struck and ran into a train ahead A gout Ethcridgo of Sebree was called to Nashville again last week to attend court as a witness In the Watts case which was tried for time third time Wo are told that Conductor Wil liam Wono hiss savored his connection with tho railroad company and Conductor Thomas Harper Is now on tho through run in his place Three cabooses burned In loss time than ono month is a bad record for time Henderson division anti evi dently makes time officials loso con fidence in tho flagging qualifications of some of their mon It cnn be said of Agent Ogdon of Slaughters that while he hind charge of tho electric signal and switch sys temnt Nortonvllle it was nearly al ways in working order but since ho left It is the reverse Tho columns of the Manufacturers Record indicate how extensive has been tho construction of now depots All of time Southern States have been Included In tho list of such Improve ments showing that tho feeling of liberality to patrons has not been confined to a few corporations but include thin great majority Within the last three years the city of Mont gomory Ala has had nearly 500 000 expended in now depots and ter minals Tho union station constructed by tho Louisville Nashville Company alone represented an outlay of 350000 and Is one of the finest in the South In addition to tho improvements It hiss made at Montgomery tho Louis vlllo Nashville has let contracts for n union station at Nashville Term which will represent an ex penditure of fully 1000000 Includ- Ing tho various terminals It has also contracted for n 10000 station at Mlddlosb rough Kyand may be Intorosted in time union depot which It is proposed to erect in Atlanta Qa A numbtsrjf now depots have been erected by flip Louisville Nashville at smaller towns along its lines PERSONAL Miss Inez Dent visited friends at Mortons Gap Saturday and Sun dayMrs Lilllo Rodgers Misses Co lesto Moore and Agnes and Sue Burr wore In Madisonville Friday afternoon shopping Mrs John Twyman and little son Paul visited relatives in Hopkins vilLa last week W C McLcod was in Madison vlllo on business Monday Mr U McElroyof Allen county passed through Earllngton Satur day enrouto to Morganflold where ha expects to go Into business Mrs W E lloyd is visiting tho family of her father Mr M T Win stead at Nebo Misses Tinder and Mcleod of Madtsonvlllo visited friends and relatives unto Friday and Saturday Charlie Webb visited friends in tho country Sunday Mrs Emma 1C Goad of Monte vista Colo has boom visiting Mrs Nannie Tallaferro at Nort nvUle for about two weeks and will remain with friends in Kentucky for about weeksMisses Sallio Foard and Minnlo Bourlaml will attend tho District Teachers Association at Henderson Friday and Saturday Mr Win U Barter loft last night to spend Thanksgiving at his home at Mt Vernon Ind A P Rudy who hiss been quite sick at lila homo on Moss Avenue Is able to bo out again riortons Gap News Miss Inez Denim visited Mrs F I Croft this week Roy D S Edwards preaches at thlrt place Sunday Mr Lonnio Hall spent tho day with his mother Sunday Miss Cordio Coylo is visiting Dr Moore and mother of White Plains thin week Miss Rosie Hall spent Saturday and Sunday Inthls place Ono night last week a lady In this place asked n gentleman to shoot a hog that hint boon catching her chickens Ho wont out to shoot tho hog and tho hog ran him anti It was reported next day that ho had shot at a man It ho shot at a man It was at time man In tho moon BRIDGET After January 1 tho postofllco at Guthrlowlll bo a presidential of flea Tho salary of time postmaster will bo Increased to f1000 H WHOOPING Onoof the most dllstreang sights Is to BOO achild almost choking with dreadful Give the child DrJolmnW Dul181JougbS p relief will bo obtained nt once the sufferer will soon bo cured DEBuI1sCOUCH Cures WhooplngCough quickly DostJ are small Jdpleattotakto Doctof recommend 11 Met At dnaUlll I N h 1 SMALL POX Precautions Taken In Union County by Authorities Hearln Ky November 27Nows reached hero this morning that Dr McCormack Secretary of the State Board of Health has made a per sonal Investigation of time smallpox situation Ho says that there is no qeestlon but that tho disease is small pox all tho physicians agreeing to this In Union town ho says there are COO cases at tho most conserva tive estimate There are more than 100 cases at other places in the couny Tho town and county officials wore loath to act promptly for business reasons and wanted Dr McCormack to conduct hula Investigation secretly This ho refused to do A post house Is to bo built immediately and every precaution talcum to stamp out the disease Dr McCormack hiss directed Ron Letcher of Henderson a smallpox expert to go to Union town and watch time disease While playing with ono of his dogs W W Wallace was scratched on the hand and now fears that blood poi son is setting in Time telephone line to Bordloy has been completed Hanson News Miss Bessie Welt of Lebanon Tom Is tho guest of Lena Brown Miss Nada Within ton of St Charles Mo is visiting her brother W L Within ton of this place Joe Carricrow of thin country cap tured and brought to town a large black eagle which had boom carrying off his geese The eagle is a largo one measuring 7 feet from tip to tip and is in the possession of Dr 1S Wailer Dr Waller put a rooster In time cage and tho rooster remains unharmed Tho Doctor says that ho thinks that it is a Taylor eagle Amos Hobgood had a narrow es cape with his lifo from a falling der rick at tho depot last Saturday morning A car loaded with hogs knocked the derrick down Mr Weldensall of Chicago lec lured hero Sunday afternoon in thin Interest of time Y M C A About 200000 pounds of tobacco hiss been bought by the tobacco mar chants of this placo at a fair price and quite a lot is being delivered just now Miss Hazel Glrod is visiting time family of W H Weir T A Ashby of Sacramento was in town Tuesday An Industrial organization of Now hansen Switzerland has written to tho American consulate at Basin as follows Thom has been such an increase in tho prlco of coal and coke on the Continent of Europe within tho last year tat there seems to be a possibility of importing those ma tennIs with advantage from tho United States As our establish ment uses moro than 10000 tons of coke yeary we should bo glad to tablish relations wJth several 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without ciarge in the Scientific Htneilcati A handaomely Illustrated weekly Lnnent en rotation of any edenttBo Journal Terns SI a yart four months Ii bold byaii newsilcilcru IftUNN Co3aInroadca New York branch Office O4 V at toli U ij i W Ai NISIIKT President O W WADDILL Cashier HOPKINS COUNTYj BANK MADISONVILLE KY Captal Stock 50000 Transacts general banking busi ness and Invites time account of tho citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has tho finest and most secure vault In this section Kentucky i JOB WORK Will receive prompt atten tion at this office Estimate furnished upon application 1 DEMOCRATIC COMMENT It Is Their Funeral Goebel conducted tho election and ho and his henchmen tiro barred from any plea of fraud Owensboro Messenger Had to Quit Tho 1aducah Leader held out for Goebel as long ns it could but now says that Taylor re coived a plurality of tho vote according to the official count which was made by Goebel re turning boards mill ho should have his scat II e n d o r s on Gleaner Ovgbt to Go and Tell Ma The Democrats made an elec tion law Under it the State board and the county boards were Democratic Young and strong und stalwart Democrats wore made election ofliceru Old and blind and ignorant and decrepit Republicans were put in for election officers Tho old and blind and lame and ignorant Republicans bullied iid bluffed and cheated and bulldozed tho stal wart young Democratic officers and scared off 80090 Democratic voters and Taylor got a majority of about 2500 We wouldnt believe these things to bo facts if wo had liot read them in the newspapers but tho evidence so overwhelming that doubting would be treason Ton thousand of the best and bravest Demo cratic citizens of Louisville were afraid to vote when they heard that Governor Bradley 200 armoryGracionsllmtit the Republicans have abused us It appears that that we ought to go and tell ma Trimble Ban imerWe now believe that the State board will issue the certificate to Mr Taylor This belief is found ed upon our confidence in time character courage and intellect of Capt Ellis and our belief that when Judge Pryor confronts the situation as it actually is he will unite with Capt Ellis and when these two agree Mr Poyntz has nothing to gain by disagreeing JudgesJones leadingDemocratic Mr Goobel bur privato advices imianyleadiiito believe that this will be the result Lexington Herald willread1I f pJ icky are whisky and liars Ii A fair count is what every good lwabidingcitizen wants majority have it likewise Mr Taylor All trrfj tftirLtuim u rpLr oa lots and typographicalerrors on tile ballots is the wail of the political trickster Men of in telligenco and fairmindedness timingsBreckinridgo libtirtyloingdo all in his power to stop thoI steal Louisvillo Post May be Rank Treason Oapt W J Stone the Kuttawa statesman whoso wings werot clipped by the Louisville con vention tells tho Cincinnati Post that Taylor was fairly elected governor at time recent election in Kentucky Honesty fair dealing and the future of the Democratic party demand tim the be given time certificate und inaugurated without further The utterances ForCoughs Croup HoarsenessLa Asthma BronchitisConsumption Ii of Capt Stono donot car ry much weight now with n certain elementof tho demo cratic party still ho undoubted points out time proper course ti Democrats should pursue Tin officialreturns from eve county in tho state give Tayl a plurality approximating 22 votes As wo all know the co trolling power in time count tho ballots by tho officers 4 election also in time canvass the returns by the county election commissioners was in tht hands of Democrats and that all of these officials were selected by a board of state conunis sioners composed entirely of Democrats Is it not reasonable to assume thou that these election officers were not only com to but did protect the in forests of tho Democratic candi dates And if tho aggregate of time votes certified to by the county commissioners show that Sir Taylor received tho highest number cast is it not reasonable to suppose that ho was given only what the law allows him therefore is elected To reason any other way would bo to ad mit that the Democratic officials were incapable or dishonest which of bo a ro coursc1wouMflection aim faithfulness to party interests time state election commissioners who appointed them and no- Democrat would do tnat The Advocate is aware that this liii of reasoning is deemed rank treason by partisans but it sees no use of clinging to a forlorn hope nor of attempting to con coil time true situation It concurs in tho opinion ofCapt Stone that time future of tho Demo cratic party is involved and be lioves that the interests of the party will bo best subserved b y hythoville Advocate Na More Moral Support Nearly every man who vote for Goebel has withdrawn lii luoral support front luau A ma jority of time newspapers which advocated his election have de dared that Taylor should be seated on the face of tho returns as made out by the partisan election boards showing lii election They appeal to the state commissioners not to set aside time result of the election and declare that the injustice of such a decision would do the party far more harm than the loss of GocbelOwensboro Inquirer Want Him Inaugurated Since the official result has shown that Taylor is elected every honest man in time state who voted for Goobel and there are thousonds upon thousands of them demand that Mr Tavlor be inaugurated goyerijorr Pa ducah Register Count Correctly A little error on tho part ofm clerkshould not bo allowed to disfranchise time voters of Ken tucky Again we are not ii favor of disfranchising the entire cityof Louisville because of er rors in certain wards Count the vote correctly and record tin the legal vote correctly in the jnan or men who received it and issue to him what is right fully his a certificate of election That is us in It fow plain words No party can afford k condone a wrong and as for us and ours though we supported the Music Hall ticket with our ballot and our ink yet we want the man or men whom tho peo plo of Kentucky selected at the ballot to bo inducted civilly into their rightful inheritance Elkton Progress Are you a subscriber to Tim UKE You should be TAKE FoleysHoney andTar IT IS THE CREATTHROATAND LUNC REMEDY 1 FOLEYS BANNER SALVE Is a Healing Wonder GATvPKE X I CO rAANEWDEPARTURE gasAn original plan under which you can obtain ofliever offered Howwefromfactory knowUsIts construction 11 unnecessary If you have an old machine to dswe can offer most liberal ternu Write today Address Iii allCWinE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Dept A CI till r J 1 WORMS box WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGEuyo u T For 20 RMSdiSSBQXa1pred bJ JAfEa r BALLARD St LOuisE Ji fJ4I ki 4 1f I THE SUNDAY SCHODt LESSON X FOURTH QUARTER INTER hoNATIONAl SERIES DEC 3 rTest of the Leon Nell xtll 1522- Mciuor Verse 1517Qoiden Text 00Es xx 8 Commentary Prepared 1 r ncv H M Stearns nCopyrIght 1S90 by D M Steams It rould seem that Xchcmlab after compllroofBnbflon and during his absence fro m the holy city much evil was wrought by the enemies of the Lord The rulers for nook tho house of Goo ToMnh was per mitted to occupy a chamber therein the Jews Intermarried with Ash OlI Ainmon and Monb and the Sabbath day been greatly desecrated verses 4 B 11 23 Our lesson today lion special reference to the last of these 15 10 The ordinary worl of farm omof vineyard and the buying and fish and other victuals and nil manner of ware were common events In Jerusalem on Gods holy day notwithstanding that Jehovah had said Ye shall keep my Sabbaths and reverence my sanctuary I idamthose who read the law knew that ono reason for the long captivity through which they had just passed was their dl obedience In the matter of the Sabbath Lev xxvl 43 II Chron sxxvl 21 When God gave the Ten Commandments from Mount Sinai from the midst of tho fire the people answered All that tho Lord hath sold will we do nnd Lo obc dient Ex xxlr 3 n but Moses had been absent six weeks from them be tcfore they are seen worshiping n Olden Er xxxII 4 8 Sec proof upon proof that tho carnal mind Is enmity against God that It Is not subject to the law of God neither Indeed can be Ron vlil n In the lesson record both people Ieof Judah and men of Tyro took tho Sabbath breaking and today LalliI Jews and Gentiles seem to vio with each other In committing this same tin Ev cry year sees nn Increasing amount of business and amusement on the Sabbath day and It hns actually come to this There are ministers In so called evangel ical pulpits who think It no harm to Ii dulge in recreation on the Sabbath after noon and teach the people so The men of Tyre would not have continued to bring their wares to Jerusalem on the proYday How much sin the professed people of God are responsible for in this world today led only knows There Is ono thing that each Individual believer eni ado and that Is see that ones own lire is 1right before Got In this matter of keep Gods Sabbath day for every Slife made right wilt help to right others 17 18 Then I contended with the nobles of Judah lie contended with them about forsaking the house of God verse 11 and about breaking the Sal both reminding them of the evils that had come upon city and people because of former sins When It came to the conSsmote them anti made them take an oath before God that they would stop this din verse 25 When he found Toblah occu pylug a chamber In the house of God be simply cast forth lila household stuff and cleansed the chambers anti when he dealt with the soninlaw of Sanballat he chased him from him and thus he cleans ed the people from all strangers verses 8 9 28 30 lIe was Gods wltnes j 1en1rwlthsinare needed today 10 I commanded that the gates should be charged that they should n9llCopenl till after the SlIb LntlJ2 Thus ho took definite and very II ddctl action nod appointed some of his own servants to see that his orders were carried out I do not know any better more full or more simple Instructions ns to Sabbath keeping than those set forth In Isa Ivill 13 14 which give no permis sion for our own words or ways or pleas ure but require tho lInT to be wholly glen up to God assuring us that If we tic this then we shall delight ourselves in the Lord In Ps xxxvII 4 it is written Delight thyself In the Lord and IIo 1IIhallllTe thee the desire of thine heart the merchants and sellers of nil kind of ware lodged without Jerusalem once or twice If the servants of Christ were always ns persevering as the serv ants of the devil there might be more Itrlcomplish more through them When Ir i Calcutta two years ago I heard of nn old lady who once lived there who always SomeIsaw anything good In the devil She re piledtVelI children ho Is very perse vering If we were na persevering for the good as he Is for the evil It would be well 21 From that time forth come they no more on the Sabbath lIe testified against them and threatened to lay hands on them It they came again and that stopped them If n wrong thing comes Iofunder our notice that we have the power to stop or at least testify against it and we do nothing or say nothing our silence may make us partaker of the evil The Spirit through John says that If any one comes bringing not the doctrine of Christ anti another should give him greeting that one becomes partaker of the evil doctrine II John Ix 11 Nehemlnli W Snot a partner In Sabbath breaking 22 And I commanded the Lcvltes that they should cleanse themselves and that they should come and keep the gateflI to sanctify the Sabbath day Only the clean can help to make clean Those who bear the vessels of the Lord must bo clean In the ordinance ot the red heifer It required a clean person both to gather up tho ashes and to use them sprinkling tho unclean In II Cor 11I 14 to vii 1 If we would know what It means to be sons and daughters of the Lord Almighty and to have God as our Father we are told that wo must cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the fIcshI and spirit perfecting holiness In the fear of God Nelieinlah looks to God alone for his reward and says Remember me O my God See also verses 14 31 Un like former governors he did not take From the people that which ho might have taken but from his own means he eared mighthneFrom being burdensome unto you nnd he might have nd eil1orJlve me this wrong II Cor xl 0 xII 13 AVo may rest assured that no labor for God Is In vain or shall bo unrewarded I Cor xr G3 Mark Ix 1- lPresident McKinleys Thanks giving proclamation is one of Lim- ormumdest ever sent out by a pres detut It breathes that spirit ofy thankful devotion to tho Master that is so characteristic of our nations Christian executive Otto of President McKinloys chief motives is to glorify God and to elevate mankind With such a man as that at the head of our affairs our country is afe and it is no wonder that as AOhristianporous one and so long as wo havo Godfearing men at time head of our affairs we may ex pect to havo Gods blessings shower upon us and this insuresbour happiness find 11 iJHt nHtIm ALL tist tAILS nod UeIn In U r j it 5 r filiir JCc o Y n J iII IJ CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic Par the Week lloftlnnlnar Deo l Comment by tiny S II Doyle iopictJntII lie come The lords tup perI Cor It S32S In this pnreriKO of Scripture we have Pnnlfl description of the Lords upper lie hind not been present when It Will instituted Ho had not received it from Christs disciple but from Christ lila self How or where ho received tho or dluanco from Christ we do not know but wo do have his explicit statement I linvo received of the Lord that which I also I delivered unto you 1 Tho Lords supper is a divine ordinance It was Instituted by Christ Himself in time supper room in Jernsa lent at tho close of tho Feast of the Passover It was the Lord Jesus Him tself who the night Ho was betrayed bread and brake and blessed It and commanded it to be eaten in reticent bronco of Him and the cup and blessed it attaching to it tho santo command This fact should attach peculiar later est and importance to this feast 2 Tho LorIS supper it a memorial IITbls do in remembrance of Me II said Christ It Is not only a memorial of Christ but a Memorial of that crown- Ing act in His life by which the worlds WItS redeemed from sintho death of Christ As often aa ye oat this bread and drink this cup ye do show tho Lords death till Ho come Tho necessity of such a memorial is duo to tho fact that tho human heart Is so prow to forget Wo forget even our greatest benefactors with amazing ease What a blessed thing it is therefore that Jesus instituted this ordinance to troop us in constant remembrance at least of the moat stupendous event in the his tory of tho world I Though wo forgot all else of tho ages past we should nov er forget the death of Christ 8 Tho Lords supper is a symbol Tho bread mind wino are not actually changed into tho body and blood of Christ Transubstantiation is superstition and absurdity Tho elements of TheyIments Christ is spiritually received by faith by those who partake of this or dinnnco in accordance with Christs op pointment Tho Holy Spirit applies to our souls the blessings contained in this Christian festival And thus alone can wo be blessed in partaking of these sa cred emblems There is nothing effica clous In the elements or in him wb administers them but when properly received tho Holy Spirit blesses them to the good of our souls 4 Tho Lords supper is a command This do II said Christ Ho left no al tentative It is as direct a command as can be found in tho word of God The indifference of multitudes to it who profess to believe in Christ is Inexplain able Many never observe it refusing to identify themselves with Gods peo plo in tho church where alone it is observed Others who unite with lira church are often careless and indifferent to this great commaixL How can wo neglect or ignor i permanentInstitution to the Corinthians Christ has not comet yet and therefore until Ho does this sacred ordinance is binding upon His people Let us appreciate this high privilege and find a joy and delight and profit in showing forth Christs death IItm Ho come II Bible Readings fir xii 114 Ps xxIII 10 Co 15 cxvi 1210 lea IHI 114 Mark xiv 1383 John xIII 115 xiv 1831 Rom v 08 Acts 1141 47 xx 0 7 Heb viI 2528 I Pet II 2125 I John ii 12 Roy ii 10 Olinppolntmcnt God keeps a school for His children hero on earth and one of His best teachers ia disappointment My friend when you and I reach our Fathers house wo shall look back and see that the sharp voiced rough visaged teacher disappointment was one of tho best guides to train us for it He gave us hard lessons ho often used the rod he often led us into thorny paths ho sometimes led us down into the valley of the death shadow but never did the promises rend BO sweetly as when spelled out by tIm eye of faith in that TOryI valley Nowhere did ho lead us so often or teach ns such sacred lessons as at the crows of Christ Dear old rough handed teacher Wo will build a monument to thee yet and crown it with garlands and inscribe on it Blessed be the memory of disappointment Rev Dr T L Cuyler For the Sake of PrcaoMnsr Ministers often preach for the sake preaching not for the purpose of bo Ing heard Gods voice was mistaken for thunder Men heard Him although they failed to catch the moaning Of what Ho said There is a force in being heard Great preachers have usually great voices John the Baptist mllstIhave had a marvelous have been heard by the vast multltudosI that thronged his ministry Tho stl1lI small voice could reach a single audlItor alone in tho mountain but the titudes are not moved that wayPreIbyterian Journal A Good NametSecure a good name ing virtuously and humbly but let thisIgood name be nursed abroad and never be brought home to look upon it LetIothers use it for their own let them speak of it if they pleaoobutJ not thou use it at all but as an in strnment to do God glory and thy neighbor more advantage Let thy face like Moses shine to others but make no looking glass for thyself Jeremy Taylor IJnlUted For a ConflictIConverting grace is a free gift but it is not a crown Just as soon as yon give your heart to Jesus you aro enlist ed for a conflict that will continue unItil tho last blow is struck You will not get to heaven before your tlmoLu theran Married in Springfield Air Ernest Brown and Miss Ruby Brown of near Madison ule quietly drove to Earlingt ton Tuesday Im caught the 4 oclock train and wont to Springfield Tenn to be married The young people are- acousins They are deserving people and havo the heartiest B congratulations and best wishes of their many friends Meeting at Heels Elder I H Tool will begin a meeting next Monday night at ITecla preaching at night amw continuo for some days All are to attend especially thio- ela o people j It is said that Auditor Sam HcStono and sons havo bought tho Green River tobacco warehouse atg Louisville and will take charge of a few days 1l ANOTHER DESPERATE BATTLE Iioril Methuen Again linmiffc th Doers Oiinoilntr IIU Starch to the Relief of Jllmbtrlr London Nov 26Thl afternoon tht war office posted the following die patch dated Cape Town 1220 p in today from Gen ForestlerWalker Opposed by a Body of hoer Lord Methuen reports that he moved yesterday Saturday at 330 n m with time Ninth brigade the mounted corps the naval brigade and two bnttvrltR the guards following with the baggage Near Iras Inn about tort inllni north of Belmont on the roll way line to Kimberly 2500 Hoers willi six guns nnd two machine UUIIII op posed him The action began ut d- n in The Ilaltlliia Wit Dciitcrntr Our batteries fired ahrapncl very ac curately till the heights seemed clear Then the naval brlgade and Infiintrv adviinced to the assault The flghtlnjj was desperate until 10 n nM when the heights were carried rIme llocra re treated on the line whern the Ninth lancers were placed to Intercept them The result was not known at the time ol telegraphing The artillery took Immediate advantage of the enemys retirement Gallantry of the Nnvnl Ilrlandr Early In the notion 400 Boers at tacked our rear guard Time brigade of guards met this anti also protected the slinks The naval brigade acted with the greatest gallantry and suffered heavily but no particulars lire yet known Knrmy Snfferrd Greatly The enemy showed the greatest stub bornncss and must have suffered greatly Twenty were burled It Is known that 31 were killed and IS wounded More than 50 horccs were fount dead In one place One battery fired COO rounds THE INSURRECTION ENDED Official at Wa Ulnuton Bollcvo the War In the Iltllliiplnra About Over Manila Nov 27The last Filipino council of war was held by the retreat lug leaders at linyntnbang on Novem her 13 In the house now occupied by lOrn MocArthur It was attended by Agulnldo Plo del Pilar Garcia Ale jnidriuo and some members of the so tailed cabinet Informal Ion has reached Gen MacArthur from several sources to the effect that the council rccog nlred the futility of attemptlngfurthcr reiJctance to the Americans with united forces and agreed that the Filipino troops should scatter and should irre after follow guerrilla inclhcjjjc AimhMlnntlon frjuti Amlinih- Hc ertr 6fambuscadis and sklrm Ifhin come from every section of the country along the railroads Those districts seem to be filled with small hands Saturday four men of Co D Ninth Infantry were foraging beyond numbnn when 20 Filipinos took them In ambush killing one and capturing the other three The Americans resist ed tot half an hour The firing being heard at Itamban Lieut Frazcr with a squad followed the Filipinos several miles The Americans found the body ot a soldier beloed The burled It In the hamlet where the fight took place Three Filipino riflemen ambushed an American surgeon near Copes He shot one and time others fled Itctwevn Ibunban and Angeles n mule train was fires upon by thcInsurgcnts arid n Spaniard a former of the Fillplnoswho was With the train was shot BIG BATCH OF LITTLE BOAS Mxtrlwo Vounir lion Counlrlrlora Added to till New runt Zoological Inrk WoshlngtonNov 2i1hl Zoological park here was enriched Thursday night 113 C3 young bun constrictors the progvny of the grout Dralllnn boa which Is the queen of the Xoos lIunkeI LlIlhut The young bou tverage 16 Inchof long anti each an Inch In cllI ameter They hove already killed nod eaten a number of mice and promise fcMin to be ready for Guinea pig The old boa was presented to time Zoo hyI Dr Iues de Cavnlho Diasrll ns the result of time gOTrllorlII meeting Commander Todd on tile lot terit recent trip up the Amazon on the Wilmington THE KAHLIFA WAS KILLED Gen Kllclicner Report the ICIIlIni of the Khalifa anti Principal I mlrn In time Rerent Plahl Cairo Nov 26Lord Cromer time nritlsh minister here has received tho following dispatch from Gen Kitch ener Wlngates force caught up with time khalifas force seven miles southeast Oodld and attacked It After aI sharp fight he took his position The khalifa who was surrounded by a body guard of emlra was killed and the principal emirs were killed or captured except Osman DIgna who escaped Tho dervishes were utterly defeated their whole camp was taken and thou sand surrendered SlinnUh Treasure Kunnil Havana Nov 4Thc Cuban wreck ers who have been employed during the last six monts In stripping the Spanish war vessels destroyed by tb s Americans In the battle off Santiago have found 100000 in Spanish gold iu the cruiser Almlrante Oqucndo Returned to Va lilnui n Wnshlngton Nov 28 MajGen Miles commanding the army has re turned to Washington after a tour of Inspection which Included the tUl till cations on the Pacific toast awl tIme Gulf of Mexico fleets Saturday Time State Electioii Board will convene in Frankfort Saturday o canvas time returns from thoI counties of tho State Monday Dec 4 is time last day on under the Goebel law they could begin tho count All tho returns re in time office of Secretary of State and time fight is up to State oardsThe Court of Appeals last week in an opinion by Judge Whlto rovers lug a decision from the Warren cIr- cuit court held that the courts of Indiana have no Jurisdiction on tho Ohio river Time case was one in hich nn Indiana court process had been served on a defendant who was ohm board an Ohio river steamboat The crusade for the passage of a- imrfow law Iu Paris 1CYI is asisumci ing largo proportions A ith signatures Is beingS ottoii lip for presentation to t me city council necess ty of imassitig i r The Fiftieth Year of Harpers Magazine With tho December number Harp ors Magazine begins its hundredth volume and enters upon time lastslx months of Its fiftieth year Half n century ago Harpers Magazine as tho announcement of tho four Harper Brothers reads II was projected and commenced time belief that It might bo mantle tho means of bring lug within tho reach of tho great mass of tho American people an Im mense amount of useful and enter taining reading matter to which on account of tho great number and expense of tho booM and periodicals In which originally appears they have hitherto hail no access The original plan of tho publishers thou was to make time now periodical sim ply a literary digest and for tho first six months Its pages wero filled en finely with matter reprinted from English magazines and from current books Tho success of tho Magazine so surpassed tho expectations of tho publishers that at tho beginning of tho second volume they felt thorn selves In a position to Institute a now feature During tho second year In each number appeared at least one original article This Innovation proved so acceptable to tho Maga zines readers that It was continued and developed amid In a few years time periodical consisted entirely of original matter Half n century makes a vast dlflcrcnco both in mag azines and time tastes they supply a difference which could only bo un derstood by a comparison of the first number of Harpers with time climber ate Christmas number which has lisa just been received and which as i has been said opens tho hundredth volume time Christmas number by tho way ought to be remembered for n long tlmo if for only ono thing that Is Mark Twains short story Tho Man that Corrupted Hadley burg Tho majority of the readers will probably consider this time host talo Mark Twain huts over written In any ease whoever falls to rend The Man that Corrupted Hadlcy burg will have mUscd one of the timings that innko lIfo worth living Any Letters for the Wnttacs A lanternJawed young man stop ped nt tho poRtotllco Jatt Saliifday andyelJ JaYi- tAnything for tho WatUes George 1rotect our pollto post master replied No there is not Anything for Jano Watts NothingAnything for Aco Watts No Anything for Hill Watts No sir- Anything for Tom Watts 1 No nothing Anything for Fool Joe Watts No nor flick Watts nor Jim Watts nor Sweet Watts nor another Watts lend living unborn native foreign civilized or uncivi lized savage or barbarous male or female white or black franchisod or disfranchised naturalized or oth erwise No thero Is positively noth lug for any oftho Wattsos either Individually severally jointly now and forover ono nnd Inseparable Time boy looked at tho postmaster in astonishment and said Please look If there is anything for John Thomas Watts Mexico Ledger Probably Senator Sullivan of Mis sissippi is correct In his assertion that tho Democrats of his state favor expansion There is good reason to believe that a largo part of tho Dem ocrats of every stato If not most of thsni aro with tho President on tho expansion policy There will bo ruptions In the Democratic National Convention of 1000 when tho Ilrynn Ites try to commit that assemblage against time programme which time Republican administration has pursued and which undoubtedly wl11I have been entirely successful by that time Senators McLnurln ofJ South Carolina Caifery of Louisiana and Daniel of Virglana say those too are opposed to tho contraction bits If time Democratic convention next year is inveigled Into Indorsing the programme of flagfurling tho Republican party will not only CA- rry every state of tho North and West hut it will win some states in time South which havo been Demo entitle for generation GlobeDemo crat Moved to Falrvlew Mr W B Brewer editor of time Pembroke Review has moved his outfit to Fafrvlow where the Re view will be published In tho future Pembroke now has only ono iows paper tho Journal Died of Paralysis Mrs Mary Lawrence of Cadiz died Monday as tho result of n par alytic stroke She was seventy flvo years old and hail been a member of tho Methodist church for sixty years IJohn GriggH and a boy named quarreled over politics near WhIte Sulphur In Bath County Crouch who Is but fourteen years old received a gunshot wound Mr Georgo V Green of ljopkfmisthas announced didate for prison commissioner to succeed Henry George Ho Is a KentuckyDonmocrat Mrs Julia Thweatt of Marshal County committed suicide by hang ag herself to n small tree with n trip of clothat Articles of Incorporation for tho Licking River Railroad Company wero flied at Mt Sterling Ky Monday tANashville capitalists for tho purposet f opening another coal Sturgis George Dunn an Insurance agent committed suicide by shooting himAolt nt WloklUrelastweok Remember the Masque Ball to bight Im a ffe The Philosophy of Paternity Tho disgruntled person who thought that Ufo might be tolerable if It woro not for its pleasures vas unable probably to command time simple and profitable form of satisfaction which conies from living in the house with a nlco child To be sure ono nice child is a scant allow mince At least six is preferable It one can find keep anti education for so many Jason Jackson of Boston who loves nil spprts and searches lifes pockets for pleasures appro elates children with a mans Irre sponsible Joy ami loves to have thom about in nil stagcaof growth It was ho who admitted with a now baby in hit lap that ho liked to have al ways one nice soft otto In the house All properly constituted pnrento share that liking though it Is a very exceptional family nowadays that lives persistently up to Its preference poaltlon run to town anti town llfo full of distractions and elaborations and untloubtetilyfavors sion of great treasures Inevitably in volvos cares and mothers remember oven If fathers forgot that children dont grow up as they should without thought being taken for thorn Though there are folks to whom a certain scale of living and strawber rica in March and the opera and prlvlloges worth moro than young faces at time breakfast table Mid kisses atbedtime time general conclusion of mankind In bostglttE9 Kentuckys Trial Trip Against tide wind and a heavy sea for at least half of her course time now battleship Kentucky made a record of 10871 knots an hour Tuesday on her onlclal speed trial over time Government course from bylionfaster than her sister ship time Koar sago which was recently sent over time sauce courso Tho trial satisfied her builders tho Newport News Ship building and Dry Dock Com Jl iIJua kas n 17knot vessel although her contract calls for only 10 knots They expect when the figures of Fridays trial mire revised and tidal allowances made It will bo found that she actually averaged 17 knots on her run 9ur olofed EHiens Alt comrntifitMiinm inl wilier of ntwi I ii I lilnln 10 Hid coluoia ibenld DI til rxird la CM ALiiiUDti Uailindoo K5 j Rev Foster wns In time city Inst week Time prbtrnctcil mcotlngat LImo Rap tlst church will close tonight Rev T K Merrlwcatbor Is with hut family who IH sick Rev Hail of Mortons Gap Is sick Mm II Pace is on time sick list Mr Abe Osborn Is on tbo sick list this week Como out today and tonight Indl1 got your dinner and supper Admis sion 2G cents A plo eating and nail driving en tertainment will bo given at tho col ores Masonic luau December 9th Miss S Anderson Is yet very sick 11withLittle Robert Williams lion tho sick list hUTS Or B O n T NKWfl Friday and Saturday December 1st and 2d are those longlookodfor days All persons attending time IItlOcatoaro to bo reduced rates returning Tho Onco Again Choral inca ranged excellent musIc for tho 8 CI DTA Miss EB anist Mrs M Ktnnard OhorllllcrI All tho nicmbershnvo boon faithful Prof J J Glenn who has for- mallY years been much interested iu tho educational progress of colored people has planned to spend one day at tho S C D T A at Render son and one day with us Wo regret that both Associations meet at tho same time as our Superintendent ofI Schools and mutiny of tho whlto teachers wish to attend tho meeting heroEverybody Is Invited to attend every session of tho Association The day sessions will open as follows Friday morning 1030 a m to 12 m Friday afternoon 180 to 4 pm Evening 780 Saturday morning 0 a m to 12m Afternoon 130 to to 4 p m Evening 7 oclock Please sqL your clocks and watches by city tlmo and bo thar on time dressed In your Sundayest clothing It Is hoped that all time good people will attend ovary session of tho meeting as it is for tho benefit of tho children butblforo time children can be benefited tho true light must shine In tho hearts anti homes of those whohavo charge of the chIl- dren Wo appeal to ovary citizen for his or her presence Tho sessions will bo hold at Assembly Hall Wo expect IUtho uptodato teachers in this Congressional Dis Lobe hero Friday and Saturday Of course Mr Mrs and Miss Moss back do not fool time need of such meetings as tho children in their charge are Iprnln1 fast enough Turn UEB put up a Sunday Job on tho invitations for tho O O Many of tho white peoplo have imopeimeypresence Time Owonebprd Inquirer pays Chimney Meacham one of the eke ion commissioners of Christian county Is defending himself In HopkinsIiio t ble needs no dofensoy The First District Educational IsBociatloii meets at Marlon Friday tnd Saturday A fine program has den prepared and time meeting la ixpected to bo an interesting e j i ZThROUHVLSTULEO ITRAlHS DAIlY NASllVlliOiKA ll IIPlHfPJffiiiE5iLPA OflIIILLHANO5t- S fVANVIttEtND WnvILLIUNft 41 NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGAAND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and Chattanooga Atlanta Augusta Mncun Jackson vlllo Knoxvlllo Auhnvllle AVnsli IngtonJllaIthnorc Philadelphia I Norfolk I Jackson IctfliiIi8 Little nock Toxarkann Sherman Waco Dallas amid Fort Worth Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining tocTICKETS ROUTES RATES ETC Will bo cheerfully furnished upon nppllcntlon to Ticket Agummth or to A J lIIlicngcrAJlI LATIMKII Hoiitheastcrn Pass enger Agent Atlanta On DJ MUIIANKV NorllicnsliirnPadfl Agt W W Fourth Breot natl Ohio 0- n C Cow A UJI1N tlIlunlaR nJII Agent Room I05 Hallway Kx change lliilldlng HI I oulrt Mo- UniAun F HIM Northern ltuuu MnrquuttlUilldlnff J L KDMONDKOK Heathens Pass onger Agt Cbnttnnoogn Tonn W L DANLEY Oeul Pass iNA8UIILR Ciilltl Stick PiU In Sirpln Foal 150000 20000 9 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887 JNO G MORTON BAN EIXTbo IdnUllfI of abnk account aic nominees II It not la ImiUrtt men w ItS ItUlK Ihtj know ll abou- tItbut lo saluted men w15e ctintit nd la woann Tttrfi aftylt the bank It a tooJ one Ibids conrrn lonIb monrjr sIwiji road aol ool ol inch of your own uettiuandesIst too II is tttj to ipend small sums when ton base a Urge sum III jour pockt- lMADISONVILLB KENTUCKY Illinois Central R II ANNOUNCEMENTS illinois Central oW 1OURISfTho tale sad wilt eon the same until rr srtpII dallr srie lo St Looli Cblcajto Cloclonail and LooltTlIU castles on lo 155th and VlrlhlbWhUId Thousand Islands the lake and taints titoilt ol Wlcbltan Wisconsin and Mlnnttota the list Sprlnca ol Atlanta 1iu Yellowtlont Park orlba ratorli ot Colorado 5 oUrly onthernalldeoodldollbrou IIC bldo facts I 10 Conlr I Homeseekerst Dld llcmo q been Iaca II a lllnuii- lP dedpalllphlIJCOIlIAIIIalarconalllber t J IIUl lb Slttn ot Knluck Tenneuer MlulMlprl and Looliaoa and alto a detailed writeup ot Ilia Lcities towns and on and adjteeit lolbtl i line To Bonieteeken or IboM la search IIIw t r farm Ibis pamphlet tarnish reliable tsmfoima lion concerning the most accenlbl end mroper out ol Ih South Pree cn be Mad bfPpllnIIO time oearvil ot Ibo oodrtlcnd iTlckeli and loll Information as lo rites In Curt Mellon with ibe abort can hi had 01 agent ot ltb Central and coonoctlDK llni b S Q HateS Div rut Sgml Cincinnati J lOis A SeitMlr Pass Aginl Mtatikli WII Marrar Div Pin Xinl NIM Oiluni JiP f 1fAH Hun C P A WA Kdlond A OP Ar Cklcait Louliilll J J 0- If You Aro Going North If You Are Going South If You Are Going East If You Are Going West rUHCHAit TICKCTS VIA THC LousiviLic a NASHVILLE RR I AND CO leUKH The Maximum of Sahfy The Maximum of Speed The Maximum of Comfort The Minimum of Rates Silt Tlaie and nil other Inforranlloawia ibe cheerfully furaUhrf by O P AlMOSt a PA vz3LrEzvm W W ETH RIDGE AGENT JOB WORK Will receive prompt attend ion at this office Estimates furnished upon application I Time Methodist Churolj has established missionary wok fin more tItan a hutulrcd editors In el4it bfthe iniddlo States of time JtepuUkj ait Mexico 5

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