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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 30, 1899

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EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1899. furnished byOlork Brasher than wero required by law" thoy to maka a comparison- of pro-sum- NO. 48 19 r THAT LETTER OF PROTEST, Oominissioners Bradley and LafFoon Give "Reasons" For Questioning- o D l - tho voto cast in theso two precincts in 1898 with that cast in 1800. id Vice-Preside- nt Earlington "Vote. Tho 1808 voto could havo played no part whatever, in tho estimates of county clerk unless as n art of a trick to defraud tho citizens in this precinct of Funeral of the Late of the United States at Paterson, IL J. THE ENTIRE CITY WAS IN MOURNING. W?mrm ftOVAl BAKIW fOWPCB VAi CO., aiBSOLUIEiy'PURE Mokes the food more'delicious and wholesome WtW VOWlC. Baking Powder I Gen. Otis Cables the War Department a Summary of the Phil- ipplnc Situation. DISINTEGRATION GOING ON HI1 kreepifj I ii ConsuiopiiOM Do not think for a tingle moment thnt consumption will ever strike you a sudden blow. It does not come that way. It creeps its way along. First, you think it is a littlo cold; nothing but a little hacking cough; then a little loss in weight: then a harder cough; then the fever and the night sweats. The suddenness comes when you have a hemorrhage. Better stop the dlscaso while it is yet creeping. You can do it with w V- iit . WANT TO THROW OUT EARLINGTON. p. - Plurality' of 239 for Taylor Here Not Satisfactory to WHAT WERE BRASHIER'S 3 FIGURES ? Not Apparent Upon What Basis He Apportioned Ballots. tost against tho counting of tho Votes of tin liconlo of tho two Esirlington products, signed by '.Messrs. Robert Hnulloy and lluby (Joubol county commissioners, which has boon sont up to tho Secretary of State, attached to tho certificate of election in Hopkins County, which cortihVato gives tho figures showing Taylor has received a. plurality of 290 and Representative Jtobinson of 201. As stated in last week's issuo Mr. lairoon joined Mr. Finley, Republican niuiiiuer oi ino county uuuru, in mortifying to tho count ns it camo to the commission from tho product election ollicers. Mr. Iirad-lo- y declined to sign tho cortijl-ca'talleging wholosalo fraud in the ICarlington precincts, to back up which allegation tho infamous anonymous letter was pubof lished in tlio Oourior-Journ.Sunday Nov, It). Mr. LaHoon, having signed tho certificate, then joinwd Air. Uradloy in the letter of protest which appears below. Thislottor was written Nov. ?J8J-- 'The anonymous lottor, pur porting to be tlio work or nu citizen, whs published in r.tho Courier Journal of tho 10th. ho writer of that letter has and will remain anonymous, lie could not, especially if ho did live in Earlington, acknowledge its authorship and look honest men in tho faco. A lie onco started is hard to overtake and thoro are somopeo-- b plo but very fow whoso ignorance or intense prejudico or close connection with thoso who have staked much on the success of (Jochclism, who try to boliovo that anonymous picco of infamy. There can bo no other oxcuso. But' Hint letter, clearly arranged (Hid published jn support of tho one IjolKw, has been answered through the stato and county prefs. It was answered quickly (ind iincqui vocal lyt and any ono who has not tho facta concerning tho assertions of that nameless writer can easily pot thorn. This Bee, knowing that tho Republican campaign workers hero exorcised overy possible caro to purge their lists of voters of all abort whom thoro could bo any sort of question, invites investigation. Hero is tho letter that was so up with tho certificate of election; o, al ' Following is tho lottor of pro at tho samo precinct on November 7, lBOU, a total of 364 votes woro polled, 07 of which woro cast for William Qoobol, 22 for John Young Brown, and 221 for W. S. Taylor; that at tho product of Lako Karllngtou in 1WW, tho total number of votes cast for all partloH wero 108, and nt tho samo precinct on November 7lh, 1WW, tho total nuinbor of votes cast wero 330, 1)1 of which woro cast for William Uoobol, 19 for John IVouug Brown, and 209 for W. 8. Taylor, and for tho other candidates in nooui tlio saino proportions on said tickets in tho two said precincts witli a fow scattering votes for candidates on other tlckotfl. This protest will bo followed by affidavits In support of tho fact heroin stated. boon apportioned on tho basis of tho 1808 voto, adding tho 50 per cent, required by law, thoro would not havo been ballot, enough in any precinct in the county. For instance, thero wero only 2113 votes cast m the whblo county for all candidates in 1898. Add to this the required 50 per cent, incrcaso, or 1057 ballots, and tho cleric on this basis would havo furnished to tho ontiro county only 3170 ballots. In tho'olec-tio- n just hold thoro was a total of 5310 votes cast in the county for tho heads of tho various tickets. Thus tho county clerk would have, ballots in como short just tho county if ho had figured with 1898 as a basis. Only 200 ballots woro furnished tho Northeast Earlington precinct by County Clerk John Ho said on tho day of election that ho had taken the 1890 vote as a basis forjnaking up tho ballot books for this yoar. If so tlnB was cither a trick, or a gross error, for a number of changes in precinct boundaries havo been mado since 1890 in the county. The Northeast Earlington precinct now takes in tho ontiro town cast of tho railroad. In 1890 Main street was a division lino and thero woro two precincts on tho oast side, both of which are principally included in tho their Buil'rago. In 1898 thoro was practically no voto polled on cither side, and if tho ballots for this yoar had RAPIDLY. Tlio SrrvlocN nt (lie llic Cliurch of the Wltnoss our hands this 18th day of Novombor, 18U9. 11. 11. Hkadmsy, Chairman. ItUiiY IiAFKOon, Socrotary. A true copy of Attest: John 1). Hkasiikii, Clerk Hopkins County Court. Mr. William Walton, an old citizon of Earlington, talking to ouo oi tlio commissioners at who was declariiiK that many votors woro brought into Larhngton, said "prove it:" and then ho added that ho would givo 50 to any one who would prove tho charges that had been made. That strucit tho Key note. Mad-isonvillo tuirl-Jmgt- m cd Vi m; B? SrA'rn op - 3 ing reasons: Fiiiht. That many and divers votes In said two products woro cast by pooplo who did not roHldo In said products, Hopkins county, or tho ' Statu of Kentucky. Shookp. Tho undorslgnod say ' that rio m n comparison or tno am to - poll books usoil In Northoast Earlineton nroclnct on 7th day of No- " vomhor, 1800, It appears that over sovonly Haines appeareuon Ham poll bocki Hint doos not appear on tho Annosnor'8 list of, Hopkins County, Avhlch 1ms JtiHt boon compiotou. - Wo tho undersigned members of tlio County Hoard tt Election Com- mlSHlonors for Hopkins county inako tliln ndditlonnl or supplemental cor- tlileato or report. Vo desire to protest against tho counting of tho votes In tho oloction products of NorthonRt Knrlington iiiul Lake Knrlington for tho follow- COITNTV Or' HOi'KINS, ) Kkntuokv, HnT ' k Northeast Knrllngtonproolnct, being moro than tho number required by law, ho did on tho afternoon of tho day of tho olcctlon, upon roquost, .furnish nioro or additional ballots to tho ollicers of said Northeast Karl-- luirton product, tliQ ballots In tho poll book Jn said precinct lmvlnfr boon pxliaustod; that tho said additional ballots furnished, as aforo- -' said woro. voted to tho oxtont of 01, and nald 01 ballots Ayoro returned to - tho County Court Clorkundostroyed. Tioaddltioiial ballots bo furnished and roturnod as aforesaid were loose Northeast precinct than woro ro- and not bound in book form and tho 'county by law; worocQimUd. Siired furnished that additional bal thoy havo cood and roa- Tliov sav uMinhln croundH for bollovintr that a lots on tho day of election, sixty- alrairs oxisted In lko condition of said county. Thoy four of which were voted ; that otlior prpclnotsJn thoso ballots woro roturnod loose, say that in tho precinct of Northoast otc. And in support of the as KarlliiRton In 18U8, a total of 159 votes for all parties woro pollod and that sertion that "moro ballots wore Thoy understand that tho samo condition of nlTnlrs oxlst in Lako precinct, Earlington, but that tho immos of tlio pooplo voting as shown Uy tlio Htubslii tlio poll books for said T.nko nroclnct aro wrltton in such an Illegible and unintolllglblo hand that tliov oaunoi oo uooipiiorou or runu liv llio in'nlnrnlrnoil. Fouuth, Thoy say that aftor tbo County Court Ciork had furnished 2!) bnllotH to tho oillcors of said A largo reward could bo gotten in Earlincton for tho locution and proof of the train that is said to havo brought theso 100 votors in from Evansvillo tho morning of tho election and landed "south" of town. Tho first clauso of the protest cannot bo sustained. The elec tion commissioners claim definitely to have found one man whom thoy charge voted illegally. This may bo truo, but the voter thoy havo spotted was challenged by tho Republican challenger and was passed by tho Democrntio election ollicers. Ono man is not "many and divers voters.-Tho second clauso states that tho commissioners find over sev enty names on tho northeast karlington poll book that do "not appear on tho Assessor's list of HonkiiiB county which has just boon completed." Of courso, if the assessor's list had been completed for theso precincts tho finding of such names would only bo ovidonce that tho ussessor had not found tho moil and it would not be any proof against tho citizenship of theso-moBut tho truth is that tho assessor's list for thoso precincts was not complete at tho timo tho comparison was made, and the week following tho dato of abovo lottor tho assessor for this district had, and exhibited on tho streets of Earlincton, n bumllo of individual lists .for theso precincts which ho said woro yet to bo reported. Tho comparison with tho Earlington city assessor's list ib also to tho point. This list was mado up Soptombor ICth to 25th and by a man who knows tho pooplo of Earlington thoroughly. Thoro aro listed thereon 703 mon of logal ago, subject to poll tax in tho city of Earlington. In tho wholo of tho two precincts, which includo tho town and country territory, tho total voto cast was only 080 and thoro woro many Democrats who did not como to tho polls at all. A careful poll showed 173 votes in tho two precincts living outside of Earlington city limits. Add this to tho 783 mon of legal ago on our city assessor's book and wo have 000 men of legal ago in the bounds of tho two precincts. Tho complaint about tho writing of tho clerk in tho Lako precinct is likewise untenable Tho appointed tho commissioners clerk and insistod on having tho ono who did sorvo, although thoy woro besought to appoint a man who could write moro rapidly. Tho fourth and last complaint of this romarkablo lottor assorts that the county clork had furnished moro ballots to tho "Prove itl". ristenon, N. J., Jfov. 23. The earthly rircdns of the Into Oorret A. Hobart, ,vcrc conMnel to a temporary rcstlnir place In the auU nt Ceilir Lawn cemetery, nenr thin city. A brief funeral sen Ice wan livid nt the late residence of the drcciiEtd, the ufTiclntlng clcrpyir.an g Kei. Dr. Mode. l'ricliUnt McKtnley and hln'cabinct offlccrK, nml over sixty memhers of the scinte and n great many congressmen, who came on special trains, attended the Bcnlcis nt the house. The Hume Service. 21-1The service nt the house was brief nml simple. It was held in the library, which was banked with flowers sent by friends of tho dead Mrs. Hobnrt, viith her son Garret A. Ih.burt, Jr., sat near the htatl of the Bra-shic- r. cnhl:ct, while near her were grouped the president and his cabinet, judges of the supreme court, the honorary immediate friends t.f the family nnd the family fcrvunts. Itcv. Diuid D. Magic offered prayer, unrt a passage of Scripture. The president, cabinet and Miprcmo court Judges nml those prcsut took n last luck at the face of the dead, the casket was closed, and nil that was mortal of Hobart was carried out to the hearse by members of the cajH itol police. The I'ulillc Service. After the h .nc services the body, inclosed in un oaken easket with (diver with present existing Northoast pre- ornaments, end almost hiddenhouse, flontrs, was taken the cinct. In 1897 tho precinct nml the president andfrom party went his boundaries in tho county wero to the Church of the Redeemer, about ns thoy now aro and on that two blocks from Carroll Ilnll. An imyear's voto only could tho county mense crowd was in the vicinity of the clerk havo mado an equitable church. cstimato of tho number of ballots The casket was carried by eight nccessaay in tho precincts of tho members of the capitol police, in uniform, under command of A. 1. Garcounty. voto in tho den. church was beautifully decorat In 1897 tho total Upon this edThe flowers. count v was 4,803. with basis with the 50 per cent, added Within the Snored r.illHce, ample thero would havo been Trcsldcnt McKinley sat In the frcnt pew on the right of the aisle. He was provision for all precincts. Northeast precinct was given accompanied by the secretary of state 290 ballots by Clerk Brashier. and secretary of treasury. On his left of the aisle, in the front pew, 'vere Lakowna civen dlOJballots. Hobart tho clerk figured on tho 1S90 Mrs. Hobart and Garret A. Hobart, Jr., If Tuttle. Immediately bennd voto he should havo civen Lako hind Mrs. Hobart was David Hobart 501 ballots and nn cstimato for nnd family. Behind tho president Northeast could only havo boon were Kllhtt Hoot, secretary of war; mado bv combining tho 1890 voto John D. Long, secretary of the navy, of the Northeast and Southeast tnd E. A. Hitchcock, the secretary of precincts. Tho total voto cast in the interior. Then followed the senathoso two precincts in 1890 was tors and congressmen. The Holm I right is 890 ono hundred moro than tho pew, which was the ninth on the offerfilled with floral for hand side, of ballots furnished bo-ns, l tho 1809 election. If tho clerk had figured on tho 1807 vote, which furnished tho only reasonable and equitable baBis, ho would havo given Northeast 111 ballots and Lako 397. Tho voto in 1897 was.North-cas- t, Add 50 291, Lake, 205. and you iiavo it. Even upon tho basis of tho 1808 vote, which is impossible, Northeast should havo beon given 75 moro ballots than Lake. But tho clerk gave Lako 150 moro than Northoast. Tho extra ballots which wero furnished Northoast precinct did not chnngo materially tho of tho davs voto in that pre of these balcinct. Sixty-fou- r lots wero polled, tho difference in favor of tho Republican ticket boinir only eleven, so that this hnd very little effect on tho 121 Taylor plurality given by tho total voto of tho precinct. Tho truth is that tho 239 plu rality out of tho two Earlinctoii precincts was too much for tho Goebol men and they would liko Uut, moro to "disposo" oi it. ro-Hi- ilt number sary to disfranchise tho 080 zens who voted in theso two cincts in 1899. than lettorsof protest nro necescitipre- His Pockets Wouldn't Hold AIU A Scotch minister, who was greatly upsot by tho frequency and freedom of tho language used on tho links by a much respected older of his church, pointed out that such indulgence was something worse than unseemly in a dignitary of tho church ; and, being reluctant to insist on tho elder's resignation, suggested that overy timo ho gavo way to a strong word ho should put a stono in his pocket as a reminder. At tho close of tho play tho elder walked up to his pastor and slow ly emptied his pockets of a littlo heap of pebbles, saying disconsolately : "Theso aro tho monosyllables. Tho others aro coming on in a cart." The Awakening of Self. Thoro is a timo in overy man's education when ho arrives at the conviction that onvy is ignoranco that imitation is suicide; that ho must tako himself for hotter for worso as his portion; that though tho wido uuivorso is full of good, no nourishing corn can como to him but through toil on that plot of ground which is given him to till. ed Mnniln Dlilinndlnir. Chicago, Nov. 23. Admiral Dewey The Transport Victoria, With Horses has accepted the invitation to tlslt ChiMules for Manila, Comand Washington, Nor. 28. Gen. Otis recago May 1, next year, the following ports the situntion In the Philippines pelled to put Back. letter having been received ftom hhc in the following dispatch to the war by the committee: departmtnt: Washington, Nov. 25, 1609 Manila, Nov. 27. The steamer from To Martin 11. Madden, Esq., BOUGH WEATHER OFF CAPE FLATTERY. Snn Fabian, yesterday brought 115 of Committee, Chicago, 111. Denr Sir: Acknowledging the receipt Spinhh prisoners, $75 000 of insur-gin- t of your letter of the 23d Inst., nsklng Klftj-to AnlmnU Ilnffeted government money nnd other that the date for my visit to Chicago d llenth nnd the llemnlnder propirty ruptured by Law ton's troops, be fixed for Mny 1, 1000, I have the l, Unlit for Scrvloe The near Tnyug on the 24th. Wheaton's lienor to stnte that this date will be However, Stood the Storm ticops, with Fowler's company of the agreeable to me. "Without Injury. Thirty-thirdrove the enemy west- Very truly yours, Seattle, Wash., Nov. 29. With n car- ward from Mnngalircn a few miles gkoiigi: nnwirv go of dying horses and mules, and G? southwest of Dagnpan, and captured 5 THIRTY-FIRT- S VOLUNTEERS. empty stalls, the United States trans- thrte-lncmuzzle loading guns, 12 riport Victoria returned to port late fles, 12,000 rounds of Maxim cartridges, linn Hern AmilEiicd hjr Monday night, having been forccl by 1,000 The shorpncl, 800 pounds of powder Gen. OII to Onrrlmin the Torta an unprecedented stress of weather oft and other property; nlso 91 Spanish of Mlndnnnn Iiilnnd. Cape Flattery to turn back from her nnd ret en American prisoners. Bell, 410 You first notice that you infantry, is in Washington, Nov. 20. Gen. Otis ca- voyage to the Philippines. Of thoVic- with the Thirty-sixt- h cough less. The pressure on pursult.nnd will nurch down the westbled the war department announcing horses nnd mules carried by tho the chest is lifted. That feeling volunteers who ar- toria, taken on board November 23, 5 ern Luzon const. Indications arc that that theTliirly-flrs- t of suffocation is removed. A rived on the l'cMn nnd Mann muse will were literally pounded to death against two or three bodte3 of Insurgent cure is hastened bypiacingoneof gnrrlhon the ports of Mindanao. Gen. the sides of Hicir stalls In the storm, troops, numbering probably 500 or badmore men each, are in the mountains Otis also wires that the transport Port and the remaining animals arc so Albert sails Tuesday for San Francis- ly bruised that the oillcors of the ves- west of the railroad, nnd enn be readily Dr. Ayer's Cherry co, nnd that the Tartar nnd Nnworlh sel do not believe that any can be i'undlcd by MncArthur. They have tlie Pectoral Plaster hulk of the insurgent artillery, all of wilt sail on the 2Dth. He also an- sined. Iteuvr Sen Encountered, which will be captured unless buried. nounces Ihc arrival of the hospital over the Chest. The Victorin sailed for the Philipship Missouri, which sailed by way of Cnmnlnit on Asulnnldo'a Trnll. Yourg is still In pursuit of Suca No casualties arc reported on pines November 23. As the straits were nearcd, a high nnd dangerous sea the arriving ship. is heading for Bangued.n few A Book Frocm was encountered, nnd the ship lulled cast of Vignn; Young, with y It is on the Diseases of the NARROWLY ESCAPED WRECK. pitched and rolled heavily, shipping nnd scouts, is followed by a batThroat and Lungs. seas fore nnd aft. The stress of weath- talion of tho Thirty-thir- d nnd by this Writ a ua Freely. The Trnnanort Mnnnuenrc I'roieil er increased as the Victoria advanced balance of a battalion of the Twenty-seconwhatever it too hare anj (Jiixnmurtli), wan Undermanned open ocenn. On the morntowaid the nrf ailrn thn blt medlr.ladTlea TOO Two battalions of the Thirty-thir- d can po111! receive, write the doctor J nnd Short of I'rovlalonu. ing of November 24 the vessel wa nre en route for Vignn by the prompt reply, ( Ireelr. You will rccelvo a rounded to, just outside the strait", military post road, Young's reception Wlinoui co,i. Aiiurei), DIt J, C Ali.lt, LOtCU, WUI. Mnniln, Nov. 23, 7:3S p. m. The with her head to the wind. by tho Inhabitants, is enthusiastic; AVnve Moiintnln lllfrh. transport Mnnnuensc, with Lleut.-Cot- .' pc&siblc. Aguinaldo they give all aid; Wpbb Hayes nnd three companies of At four o'clock on the afternoon of has collected inorohan 1,000 of his Infantry on board, has that day she was tossing on the crest t loops nt tho north. Trobably most of the Thirty-firs- t FALLS FLAT. arrived here. She narrowly escaped of the waves described in the log n them will desert him. A number of disaster. The officers and soldiers mountain high, nnd the strong gule small detachments of insurgent troops were for 12 days bailing with buckets. blew thick with blinding mist. Tho throughout the country north of MnIndignation Meeting" at liop- The steamer was unseaworthy, under transport labored heavily during the niln have been enptured, nnd the manned and short of provisions. Her night, nnd early next morning steamed kinsville a Failure. mnnifest gratitude for their engines broke down, nnd she rolled away to the west, but began to roll ro dclhcrnnce. Indicntions arc thnt inIlopkliisvillo, Ky., Nov. 27. dangerously thnt her head was again surgent force south of Manila is disinthree dajs In n typhoon. brought around to the wind. tegrating nnd the troops going to their Scnrcoly any interest is boing taknn The nnttlcahlu Kentucky. Animal Ponndcd to Dentil. Democrntio homes. Itcports from the southern is- hero in tlio Washington, Nov. 23. Admiral Ilog-er- s This day was n repltition of the pre- lands nre favorable. The Znmboang-.- i "indignation" meeting to bo hold nml the other members of the in- ceding, with tho addition of terrific spection bo.ml hate returned to Wash- I squalls. The rolling nnd pitching of Insurgents surrendered to our forces this afternoon to protest against nnd no trouble is anticipated there." Governor Hradloy's action In 'orderfrnfu Xtoslon where thiy went ington now began to have to mako the trial of the hattl ing out tho Louisville Legion on ship tlio ship animals confined Its effect i.ATEn rnoM ar.x, otis. in their upon the Kentucky. The hoard is now prepar- stalls. They hnd been pounded from olecton day. It appears now that tlio ing the full report on the trial, nnd side to side until they were in n state Ilnlk of the Snnntah nnd Amcrlenn promoters will havo great diillculty mnking the calculations necessary to of utter exhaustion. Secral died durIn drumming up n crowd. Most of Prlaoncii Are nt llnnnneil. f.how tlie allowances to be made on acWashington, Nov. 23. Later in tho tlio Democrats hero boliovo that ing the night nnd the next morning, count of tide3. Their opinion is that and constant attention of Veterinary day the following dispatch was re Taylor has boon legally elected and althe Kentucky Is easily a Surceon Taync and stock hands ceived from Gen. Otis: thoy aro gonornlly disposed to acthough designed for 10 knots. The Oregon landed marines nt Vigan cept tlio result without kicking. seemed powerless to save them. llecldcd to Pat Uuck. yesterday. Young's column wns nt SulVcilnB from n Wnter Kiinilne. Under such clrcumstnncos it was de- Nninogpacan, 20 miles north of San Springfield, 111., Nov. 33. Owing to Southern Farm Magazine. ings. nn accident to the engine nnd pump at termined, after consultation between Fernando, on 23d, from which point It Tlio Southern Farm Magazine, CereiiicinlcM. The L.nt the pumping station of the Lincoln Capt.Mlchaels and ills ofllcers.to round passed north into the mountains. The services at the church lasted nn waterworks, now being repaired, that the ship and head for Seattle. During Troops will relieve the marines nt which Is of great value iind Interest hour and were conducted by Itcv. Dr. city Is without fire protection, the the trip in several horses died, bring- Vigan on the 29th. The bulk of the to town and country peoplo alike, Magic. They began with an organ ttrcct cars nre unable to tun mid the ing the number of denths up to 55. The Spanish nnd American prisoners nro covering as It docs overy phase and prelude nnd reading of Scripture? Iiy public schools nnd those factories bodies of the animals were weighted rcpmttd nt Bangucd, 20 miles cast of featuro of general Southern interIter, Charles 1. Shaw, pastor of the which depended on city water nro and thrown overboard ns fast ns death Vignn. Whcaton, at San Fabian, just ests, makes tlie remarknhlo oiler reports the capture of 73 more rifles, Second Presbyterian church of I'nter-socame. closed. No elretric lights were burn$1,100 in money; nlso that he has been thnt during Docenibor It will receive The followed the singing of the ing last night ns the water hupply for The Worst He Ever Encountered, hymn "Nearer My God to Thee" by the the electric light company was also Purser Lockwood was seen, nnd obliged to take the mother nnd son of subscriptions nt 25 cents a year, tho Orpheus club. Dr. Magic then deliv- talien fiom the city plant. said that during 30 voyages he has Aguinaldo under guard at San Fabian regular prico being fl. Tlio Maga zine covers a field not touched by made across the Pacific he has never to proent their murder by natives. ered nn eloquent and touching eulogy Ilnnk rrcMldcnt Com Icteil. They will be sent here the first op- any otlior Southern publication. It nnd offered prnyer. This wns followed seen such stress of weather as was Montreal, Nov. 28. W. A. Weir, pres- encountered by the Victoria. Tho portunity nnd delivered to friends. Na- is not a regular farm paper, tolling by the anthem "Weary Hands," sung by the Orpheus club, after which the ident of the defunct bank Villl.i Marie, furthest "point reached was 200 miles tives In the vicinity of Bnyonbong, nbout tho prices of farm products, of sending west of tlie cape. While the storm wa3 Nucstn nnd Vlscaya arc offering their benediction was pronounced by Dr. was found guilty u,fnlse and deceptive statement to the at Its height tho oil bags were en services to drive out the insurgents butngonoral magazine, dealing with Magic. tho best features of agricultural llfo, governor of the financial nlTair-- i of the tircly emptied, nnd everything done to there. IltmlncBK 'Willi Suspended. Itcports from Znmboanga says the crop diversification and Southern Because of the funeral of the lito hank. The trial lasteq eight days. The ense the motion of tlie ship. Aside Tiio merchant, the of the jury required only 15 minutes to find from the loss of nnimnls, no other insurgents surrendered their heavy ar- capabilities. Garret A. Hobart, tillery to the navy, nnd since hnve bnnker, tlio professional man ns woll United Stntes, business hmihcs, with n crdlct. The penalty is fixed at five damage was done to Nichols, commanding a as the Intelligent rending farmer few exceptions, wero closed nnd ninny j cars' Imprisonment. Counsel for the infanUcmIuikmI to Sine DlhiiiUsnl. battalion of the Twenty-thir- d private residences hnd flags nt'lmlf uefeiHc Immediately nBkcd for u rch'W and his family, all nliko find tho Washington, Nov. 29. Gus Theil-kuh- l, try, 179 rifles; one Nordcnfelt nnd four Southern Farm Magazine of vnluu mast, besides other mourning em- of the case, nrgument for which will brccch-lcadlncannon. Order has be henrd nn employe in the patent office, blems been restored in the town and vicinity. and interest. In viow of this unadvertised in local who rinecil Ilolilml the Ilnm. d men of military About eighty Tagalos arc scattered in precedented oifer of 25 cents for a THE NELSON COUNTY VOTES. for Chicago, Nov. 28. Alonzo J. White-mayenr's subscription, wo feel sure thnt experience to go to the Transvaal 10 the mountains. former state senator in tlie every subscriber nt tills prico will The Ifcntuekj- - Court of AiMienN yesterESCAPED SPANISH PIUSONEIIS. legislature, nnd prominent in enlist with tlie Doers, resigned the Order lumiecl find It a most prolltnblo investment. that state, who disappeared day. An investigation of Thellkuhl's They ' politics in Jnnea. Are nelng Cared For Iiy the You can send currency or postage convicted of forgery in connection with the filibustering expeafter being Americans nt Mnniln. dition was mude by the commissioner stamps to tlio oxtont of 25 cents to 1'innkfort, Ky Nov. 20. The couit tills city, nnd who was recently rear- of patents nnd the man, it Ib stated, Mnniln, Nov. 27, 5:55 p. m. Three Soutliorn Farm Mngnzino, Unltl-inorrested In New York, lias been taken, to was about to be dismissed from the of appeals clinched Taylor's right to hundred Spanish prisoners who esof correction to serve n senMd. 1,197 Nelson county otcs. The court, tlie house caped from their captors before the tence of two years. Whitman will ap- department. all the judges concurring, refused to Amcrlenn ndvnnce, including civil offA Pitiful Scene. , Second Vlctlmof the llnj llp Traced r icials of rank who had been in the diF.holvc the mandamus as nsked by peal. A most pitiful sccno was onneieil Kansas City, Nov. 29. Maud Mitchell luiuds of the Filipinos for more than attorneys. The votes in I.OKillly Knocked tint. were certified for W. P. Toncka, Kilt., Nov. 28. Judge Hook, died nt the City hospital yesterday a year, and many officers, have arrived In tho criminal court Tuesday mornof W. S. Taylor. Judgo Jones, of of the United States Circuit court, at from a wound inflicted by John liny-silat Manila during the past week. Fran- ing. William Lovo, 70 years old, a horse trainer, who shot her, cisco Iteycs brought 100 of them from wns presented on tlie cliargoof horse Nelson county, ordered these totes :I5 yesterday afternoon handed down counted for W. S. Tnylor. a lengthy opinion knocking out the Mrs. Haysltp and Charles Barrero on Gen. Whcaton. They wero a stealing. Ho hns beon in Jail since nnd bearded company. Some court of visitation. This Is the court Km ember 15. Mrs. Haysllp died inTrouhle IlrcuIiiK In Culm. Barrere will probably suc- were ill, nnd had to be carried from last Juno, when ho was arrested for stantly and tlie last legislature' stealing a horse from O. S. Howell. Havana, Nov. 28. It is reported that established by to regulate rallroaiU i.ud telegraph cumb. Mrs. Haysllp had deserted her Tayug to San Fabian In army wagons. Ho plcnded guilty to tho cliargo and 1,000 Cubans have tnken to the brush companies. The court decides thai the husband for llarrere, and the Mitchell A delegation of these former prisonin l'innr del IUo proincc, nnd nre pre- woman had urged her to do so. Maj.-GcOtis, In or- rccolved tho lightest senteneo of tlio law is in the nature of confiscation. ers hate visited pnting to fight for Cuban indepen der to thank him for his hospitality, law, two years in tlio penitentiary. Wife Murder nnd Suicide. To III-- Mnrrled. dence, which they bellce to be in Thero Is a mystery nbout the old Kns.,Nov. 2S. It Is anTroops are being held Ifi Murphysboro, 111., Nov. 29. Samuel which Included tho furnishing of food Leavenworth, jeopardy. of this city, and clothes. Senor Jaronrlllo. the man that no ono lias boon nlilo to any emergency. rer.dlncss for nounced that Miss Mary Louise linker, Coad, a prominent resident commissioner, Is making ar- penetrate. Ho claims to havo come only daughter of United States Senator shot and Instantly killed his wife yes- Spanish rangements to send them to Spain on from Ashovlllo, N. (J., hut no trace JiiatMnhle Homicide. Lucicn linker, will be mnrrled nt her terday and then killed himself. They St. .Louis, Nov. 28. The coroner's homo heie early this winter to I)r. had lled unhappily togther, having re- board of Spanish transports. of him could bo found there. Ho Is jury In the case of James Koberts, who Lowndes, of the United States nnvy, peatedly quarreled. The, bodies were very weak and deeropit. Louisville Mcdnl of Honor for Col. Dell. Simpson, the now stationed nt Mnniln. Dr. Loivndea found in the dining room of their resishot nnd killed "Itny" Washington, Nov. 29. Tho president Commercial. conductor of n dramatic school and Is n brother of Gov. Lowndes of Mary. dence. Both hnd dead for several has directed that a congressional ngency, returned a crdict of justifin-bl- e land, L. 5: N. Earnings Increase. hours. incdul of honor bo presented to Col. J. homicide. Tlio statomont of tho L. and N. A llulild Uok' United Hell, Thirty-sixt- h Victim. I'lnirnc nt New Chwnnd. llnhonlo .Frunklin Ilnuitht the Muckromi i:tnte, Nov. 29. After Stated volunteer Infantry, for most railroad for tho third weok of NoPn Westchester, San Francisco, Nov. 23. A special London, Nov. 23. Lord Ardilaun to the Chroniclo from Tacoma says: rufterlng awful agony for two dnys distinguished gallantry in action, Sep- vember siiows an incrcaso over tho (Arthur Edward Guiness) lias pur Yokohama ndviccs state thnt n terrible from hj drophobl.i, Joseph Gibbs, nged tember ! 1S99, nenr Tonic, Luzon, earnings for tho corresponding chased tho Muckross estate for CC0, condition of nffnlrs prevnils nt New 32 yenrs.of Willowdaie, near here, died. P. I. weok of last yoar. Tho statomont 000. This includes the Lakes of Chwang, Manchuria, with respect to Ills wife is nillictcd with tho same is ns follows: For the third week of Tenncinnani Muatercd Out. the bubonic plague. Hundreds of disease at her home. Gibbs nnd his Sail Francisco, Nov. 21. The First November, $508,810: corresponding nro occurring weekly, tlie mor- wife were bitten by n rnbid dog about A Kuapcctcd Cnae. deaths Tennessee regiment was mustered ont weok of last yonr, $4Di,J80; increnso, two moiiilis ago. reaching 10 to CO every day. Washington, Nov. 29. The marine tality In this city Wednesday. The mniorl- $74,!fc50; total for throo weeks of Nohospital bureau is informed by its surGovernment Will Stand Firm. ty.of the soldiers left for their hoiuts vember, $1,0711,320; corresponding The New llonril Ornnnlied. geon, nt Cadiz, that n suspected case Washington, Nov. 29. The United I'eorla, III., Nov. 29. The new board as Individuals, no effort being made to weok of last year,$l,473,-H5- ; Increase, of bubonic plngue. Is rcpoitcd there. States government will stand firmly of commissioners of the Illinois asy- keep the regiment Intact. $205,875. From July 1 to latest dato by Consul General Macrum, at Trc- - lum for incurable insane nt Peoria apAnother Fizzle. Tho Murray Ledger snys that Kon- this yoar tho earn lugs nro $10,040,205. torla, against whose action In nftord-in- g pointed by Gov, Tnnner, Monday, to Mayilcld, Ky., Nov. 27. Lens than nld to the British prisoners Pressucceed old board, met nnd organized, tucky will produco enough tobacco For tho corresponding period of last throo ilozon inon woroprosont Satur- ident Krugcr has protested. Kruger electing LMwnrd S. Kaston, of Peoria, this yoar to furnish flvo cigars nnd yoar thoy woro $9,211,099, an Increase day afternoon nt tho "lnnro and on- - will cither have to ncqulcseo or expel president, nnd 0. C. Hitler, of Pckin, flvo chows of tobacco for each person of $1,731,500. on tho globo. thuBlnstlo meeting" described by tho the consul. tecrctnry. Timos. Tlio meeting was called for Boy Kills Another. Telegraphy. Htipld Anted We I nil Divine Dead. tho purposo of. denouncing Gov. Klkton, Ky., Nov. 28. On tho Uradloy and Judgo Toney. Of tho Chicago, Nov. 21. Telegraphic Columbus, 0., Nov. 29. Itcv. n. M. Vobb fnrm, In this county, in tlio small number prosont not over ono- method were HoMcll.a noted Welsh divine nnd writer by tho Pollak-Vlra- g Big Pond neighborhood, a ililli(HiIty half voted on tlio resolutions. sent, Wednesday, by the inventor, from on church topics, died here nfter n The greats! remedy for occurrod botweou Mouroo Cox, a to Milwaukee, nnd returned thin lllnrsR. uged 69. He was editor of littlo white boy, nged twelvo, and CUBAN OIL cures from city at tho rate ol 140,000 worda long Trlcnd, the official organ of the Incipient Ceniumptlon. Sol Dnnlol, a colored boy, ovor n there Cures at once Coughi, Tlie Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Rhcu- - nn hour, Colds, Hoaneneas, Loss of Welsh church. UDa trilling disagreement. Cox used his mntiam and Sores, l'rico, 25 cents. Voice, Bronchitis, Grippe, Iiockot knife aon Daniel, tho negro In fow hours. Aathma and Croup. At all druggWi. 25c Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store SubjcrlllOforTBBBEE. 8 tibscr I bo f or TUB BEE. Hc Tien-dcieVeil-Heh tended li tlio l'renlilcnt, of tin- - Cnlilnct nml Munj nml Heiirescnt.tlteN. DEWEY DAY IN CHICAGO MAY i. Home mill nt Itpilce mur At- Admlrnl Ucvrcr Will Cclchriite thf Mpiu-bei-Sen-ntoH m Annlvemnrj- - of the Iltltllo of Mnnlln Ilnr In ClilcnRo. 1 HI K li Qrtt. Young Still Cnniplnir on Aanln-aldo'- a Trail, nml Heine 13 nth 'Welcomed the Iniargcnta South ol f Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Aguln-nldo.wl- io env-nlr- d. comr-lilD- . j. g newj-papcr- h able-bodie- Min-neeo- Af-llr- o, Got-bcl'- s motley-nppurcl- el lx-e- - mes-ing- Dr. Bull's VOUKIi Planters oVi""! "fea C3 MdL hf: ffwV''fflWi'yinw'H'twtHyy. "' "jjip;wgry9t'J!vr" lr r - !WW ,')i(y-f-"g'-'-r','''ijfrii- ' r!! Kyr " ' W'W&'V fry4w''y,V!': (Ll?e, PAUL. At. MOOKB, & !! rr Bee Editor and Manaser. BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Incorporated ) tan Kntcrcd die PcitoEee mailer. l Eirliiigton at Second SUUSCKll'TION RATES- - J i It oo One Vear.alrlclljr -In advance !o mi Monms, ' " IhieeMoniha, .. 3 Single Copies specimen copies tnaueu iree on application. wanted In all parts ot Ibe Correspondent ountr. Address ns for particulars. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER through tho adoption of freo coinage of silver. In view of tliis fact some present figures of the Treasury Department aro interesting. Note that in 1890 tho country's circulation was but On November 1, $1,027,055,014. 180!) tho money in circulation was $1,5)0:1,710,148, and the put into circulation through the purchase by tho Department of United States bonds not yet due will, with tho regular increase, run tho figures to near $2,000,000,000 by the close of tho year. $25,-000,0- 'Strike For Your Attars and Your Fires." Patriotism is always commendable, but in every breast there should be not only the desire to be a good citizen, but to be strong, able bodied and welt fitted for the battle 4 Kentucky's favorite son, Hon. Wm. Goebel, of Pennsylvania, has been elected to private life by a decisive and Express. comes clearer and clearer that DOWN IN THE MINES. To those living system in perfect order and are majority. 30. 1899. Amkiucan wool is now worth just double tho figures at which it sold in 185)." under the Demoe tariff law. cratic free-trad- Anotiikii anonymous letter has come to liht the one threatening to murder Governor Bradley. And its author, too, is keeping diligently under cover. Kentucky New Era says "the goldbugs can't pacic next year's election returns." Maybo not. Hut tho Democratic returns next year bid fair to be so light that most anybody can "tote" Tiik 'em. Exports of American 180!) maun-nearl- y A 4', ,1 ft! I: Wk call attention of our town of this year thoy averaged more and county readers to the letter than $1,000,000 a day and in Oc of protest, published now for the first time, which was sent up tober were almost $!3 1,000,000, with the Hopkins county election GoKiipiJSM received such a set certificates, asking that the two back as shook its foundations Earlington precincts bo thrown deeply set in fraud and villiany out with their 239 plurality for when tho Court of Appeals sus- Taylor. Tho 289 gave the 'Comtained Judge Jones' decision, and missioners an awful jolt but it made impossible tho attempted will take more than a letter of steal of 1,107 votes in Nelson protest to disfranchise 080 citi county. zens of these two precincts, even before tho Goebel machine. Flkmiko County Goebel comBoth tho Goebel Commissioners missioners have added a now vaprotest, and it is riation to the symphony of elec- signed tho worthy of remark again that the tion fraud. The two Goebelito infamous anonymous letter pub reCommissioners have lished in tho Courier-Jouancounted and after was for the purposo of giving the first certificate had been sent color to this "letter of protest," to Frankfort several days. which was written only the day pub IlAitnr McOiiksnky wants so before the Courier-Journlication. says his paper, the Livingston Banner "to make it a felony, The Kentucky Leader, pub vp'unishable by n term of years in lished at 1'aducah, has been one the penitentiary, for any judge of the most intense advocates of toji&sue any order of any kind Goebel's candidacy in Kentucky interfering with tho right of any newspaper circles. That's sayelection olllcer." to steal. ing a great deal. Now tho re-mal al will bo factures for $70,000,000 in excess of those of 180S. For tho first ten months Kknthoicy Democratic papers are falling in lino and calling for fair play. They know Goebel is fairly and thoroughly beaten and demand that Taylor receive justice. Among those who havo come out thus for honesty and justice aro the Alt. Sterling tho 1'aducah Leader and others. The 1'adu cah Leader was among tho bitterest fighters for Goebel and lias had up a big rooster and Goebel's picture since tho election. But tho truth of tho situation has been forced upon the Leader and its publishers now say that Taylor has been elected and should bo given the certificate of election by the State board. Many other papers that havo carried tiro Goebel ticket in their col umns are almost as outspoken. Sentinel-Democrat, allow Goobel to throw out the reHood's 1111a cure liter Ills t the rum Irritating and turns of Louisville fill tho Kentucky uae'ttllTi Hood's Matlapailll. "niilTcMhartlc to "colonels" with consternation mid nniiucment, not to mention other these things in view, let's meet liquid sensations. Ashland Dally together, with a spirit of rever- News. ence, and sing from the depths Same Old Oame. of our hearts, "l'raise God from Goebel is clenrly trying tho same whom all blessings How." Then freezo out game on Taylor which ho let us bo more fully determined played on Ilnrdlu nnd Stone. Hut to live closer to God, to love Him ho Is up against tho wrong combinamore and serve Him better than tion this timo. Tnylor has beou over belore. 11 we do tins wo named for governor and will bo tho executive. 1'aducah Sun. may confidently expect a continfollowing OooJ Example. uation of His blessings. So may Tho country papers all over tho it be. stnto aro following tho example sot by tho of this REPUBLICAN COMMENTS. city in conceding tho election of Gen. Taylor nnd condemning any attempt to defraud him of his seat. Wo are offering a reward for Nobody Is claiming that Goobel will tho first irregularity discovered bo governor except a few contemptby Goebel in a Goebel precinct. ible partisans who uphold fraud Green Biver Eepublican. nnd thievery. Mt. Sterling Gazette. Sentinel-Democrat Crutchlleld, of St. carry Kentucky by a plain and palpable majority, outfitted as Chnrlos, was over last Snturdny on for sick headache, indigestion, ho was, ho ought' not bo scram- business, and he was In such a bling to get tho governorship by hurry that ho did not stop to give malaria, torpid liver, constipaof life. To do this, pure suppression of votes on technical his viows on the result of tho elec- tion and all bilious diseases. blood is absolutely neces- pretext, or by straight stealing of tion. sary, and Hood's Sarsapa-rill- a counties and precincts. His light Secretary Hall, of tho Oak Hill is the one specific which to obtain an ollice after he had Coal Company, says that scarcoty of cars interfering been beaten at tho polls, Church Directory. cleanses the blood thorough- most discreditable chapter is tho coal is what isat his mine, with tho in his and equally well for bad record. Chattanooga Times. causobusiness ordors nlltiu? Is tho M. E. CmntOH. W. O. Wilson, ly. It acts of coal iinon pastor. Services first and third Sunboth sexes and all ages. him. days nt 11 a. m. and nt 7:30 p. in. KENTUCKY PAPERS l'rayor Humor "When I need a btood pur! Ono day Inst week nolthor nn Sunday-schoo- mooting Wednesday evening. nt0:S0. l It cured fter I take Hood's Sarsaparitta. ompty or loaded car could bo soon at CniiiSTiAN Cnunoir. I. H. Teel, my humor nnd is excellent as a nerve Condemning: Any Attempt to De- Barnsley. Tho fact Is, under tho Servicos second and fourth tonic." Josle Eaton, Stafford Springs, Ct. now management, it Is hard to keep Snstor. nt 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. m. fend Governor Elect Taylor. at 0:30. Prayer nieot- tho miners of that plnco in cars, so Sunday-schoiug, Wednesday oveulngs at 7:30. Olvea Them .Sensations. fast they load thorn. Tho refusal of tho Republicans to M. R. Ciiunou. South. It. M. Manager Hon W. Hobinson, of the If Senator Goebel could not Interest there. Superintendent Wo understand tho Kentucky on- - in malarial districts Tutt's Pills Mail orators of thoso Georgia Gold mines ard indispensible, they keep the havo or aro about to dispose of thoir 4? Iiftftftftft si, OUR UNDERWEAR -Oliil-dre- an absolute cure ? ? ? Tutt's Liver Pills 4? 49 l i 4? 4S 4? 4? 4? 4? 49 4? 4V Is ono of tho largest departments in our house. n We buy Underwear for Men, Women and in numerous qunntitcs, and are theroby fixed to show you Groat Values. In one lot number we bought. 100 Dozeim. Would you believe it? WoMiuy our Underwear in Philadelphia, known nB tho greatest Underwear Market in this country. Wo buy it very close, and soil tho very best values to bo had. Do you believe what we say? Conio and be convinced. Wo wnnt you in our store. lf ol Nino out of ten Democratic newspapers outside of Kentucky concede Taylor's election and demand that the boss step aside before ho destroys the remnants of the Democratic party in Kentucky. Commercial. Was too Pair for Them. himself guaranteed to prevent Mannlngton News. fraud to keep the State from goMr. Goebel Tho rainy showers bring tobacco ing Republican. finds himself in the minority and in good stripping ordor. Some few defeated, nnd in this condition farmers havo already sold. asserts that he will be Governor. Mr. Frank Mcintosh Is visiting Kentucky Gleaner. his brother, Walter Mcintosh, who After doing everything In their power to prevent a fair election In Kentucky, tho Gocbeliteg insist that the election was too fair, and hence counties ami congressional districts which objected to tho boss ought to bo thrown out to make him governor. Kvcn the most recklebs will An election held entirely by bo ashamed of nil this when they his friends under a law which he get sober. Nicholas County Courier. National Committee, recently m6t at Chicago, had'nt much to say about 10 to 1. That party has hard lines just now in its department of "issues," trying to find ono .of strength among a variety of necessity-made inventions. But some of their strongest leaders say 10 to 1 Tiik Democratic leader is forced to tho conclusion that Goobel has boon defeated by the votes of the people, and has the honesty to come out squarely and say "Let the party do the right thing." The gist of tho Leader's editorial acknowl edging the corn is in this ox- tract : Tho election hns boon hold nntl tho face of tho returns show tho of tho democratic ticket. Shall tho election commissioners go be yond thoir duty and throw out enough votes, that wero enst by the people to ovor-rid- o tho ninjority, nml seat the democratic ticket over tho cortifled voto ns given in by the various county election olllcors? J We niiswer no. Tho ticket is beaten on thn fnco of tho returns, and tho htato board should so count tho vote and award tho of election. If It does othcr-wlh- o tho party will bo set back at least ten yenrs. Tho party Is certainly on trial nnd our lenders should do nothing to furthur disgrace tho party In tho stnto nnd dmnago its prospects. es de-fo- nt will be "it." x 4 Henry Bkkuy, Jfppublican representative elect, at Lexington, charges that he was approached by the attorneys for the defeated Democratic candidate, who made overtures to him that if ho Avould vote for Blackburn for United Ktates Senator tlioy would drop tho contest proceedings they had instituted against him. Another attempt, and a very weak one, at Goebol villianv. In Alabama Is very sick with fever. The cool nerve of Gov. Bradley Mr. D. A. Wllbert mndo a busiseems to have been a littlo too ness trip to Hopklnsvlllo Tuesday. much for the bluffing Goobelites, Mr. Krnnk "Wright wns In Earlingof Kentucky. Ashland News. ton last week to seo his friends. A saw mill has come to this plnco It has been whispered that tho nnd will bo set under tho shed in a State Election Commissioners few days' ready for sawing. will see sights on tho 4th day of Mrs. D. A. 'NVilbert December when thoy meet in Minnie havo gone for and daughter a Frankfort to canvass tho vote to her mother Mrs. C. A.weeks visit Thomns at which will cause them to think Bovior, Ky. tho people aro in earnest when Mr. Joe Doll, of Nortonvillo, was they say thoy will not be robbed calling In Mannlngton Sunday. in broad daylight. Lexington Itev. Milton, of Crofton, preached Leader. at Goad's Chapel Sunday. Miss Virgle Murphoy and Mrs. "Elections by injunctions," howls tho Louisville Courier-Journ- Hoard visited in Crofton Friday. Illrd hunters have pitched their and tho Goebel gang. Elections by law by courts of tent at tho old picnic ground. Poor justice men forced to do thoir Bobn White, it will be war witli him sworn duty, is what these howl for fow days. For shame that. Frank Wright nnd Hob Williams ers condemn. any men would howl instead of look very badly after tho hop Saturday night. applaud over such things. l'aCkattkiikox. ducah Sun. al county. Not only aro tho foroignors becom ing afraid of tho American products, but the following Item shows that thoy are now raising n howl against rViuorican labor: "Tho London Miners' Union of Canada, has asked Sir Wilfred Laurler for protection against tho importation of miners from tho United Stntcs by Canadian operators nnd initio ownors." Thero is no class of labor who are more honest In their convictions on politics as well as other questions of lmportanco than tho miner generally speaking, and no ono moro ready to bow to tho will ot tho people when election Is over and tho result declared by tho voter as ho cast his ballot. So therefore they aro not tho class you seo hanging Around saloons talking about con test where thoro should bo none. A new converting process prom ises to revolutionize tho fuel situa tion In tho West by making tho vast fields of North Dakota lignite avail able. This coal contains too much sulphur nnd other elements In proportion to tho carbon. Three Germans who discovered the now process, J. Moorbch, Herman Wolf nnd Alex Monk, nro now buying coal lands and locations for threo lnrgo converting plants to cost $80,000 each. The process Includes ft crushing of tho lignite, tho removal of nearly all tho elements but carbon and tho compression of the residue Into cakes. A recent tost gavo better reslduo 100,-00- pastor. Sorvlccs nnd St. Uornard Company, returnod Wheat Sundays nt 11 n. m.first 7:30 nnd Third last weok from a visit to tho Whit p.m. Suudny-sehoPrayer nt0:30. ley Coal mines, where ho found meetimr. Tuosuny ovoninirs nt 7:no o'clock. everything In a prosperous condi MlSSIONAKY HAITIST ClIUllOII. tion nnd the initios running nt full D. 8. Edwards Pastor. Servicos sec cnpaclty. ond Saturday night, Sunday and Tho few nccldents which decurof Suudny night. Sunday-schoo- l ny):30. tho serious nature of the kind which Prayer meeting, Mondnv evenings nt 7:30 o'clock. rosulted In the death of Gardner Ilov. A. M. Catkoi.io Chui-oh- . Jennings nt South Diamond mines Coenon, pastor. First Mass, Sunday last weok, ludlcato that we havo a morning nt 7 o'clock: Second Mnss, 4i 49 caroful class of minors in this 9:30 o'clock. Afternoon sorvlco nt 49 ol 4? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 Winter Underwear. Can you find Underwear exactly to your liking? Havo you bought your Winter Undonvoar? This is a vory bnckward winter and wo know almost, many of you havo not. ' "L AaVY 1 BISHOP & MADISONVILLE. KY. ay 'afriwy,jj rx CD. G 2:30 ovory Sunday. J 1 ' Gunkhai, Haitist Cnunoii. William Chlldors, pastor. Servicos ovory third Sunday nt 11 o'clock n. m. and nt 7:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. Prnyor mooting every Sunday evening nt 0:30. A irmi ..imMi.i 49 49 Jvyvvrvvwi;1 YOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT. ijtfynjw;ni'jewi'4'' aM flimt voar blood la Your nrhalA av&tem ttut 111 haalthy condition by tb m of Dr. Erfrcltr licrmaa Llrer Powder. Tlira yoa will be IrM from malaria, typhoid textr, colda and tb ffrlp. ur. wmamu uvriaan iTcr I'owtltr la th beat mnllclno money can tiny. Im TIMELY HINT. sy sy"i'ji'"yy J"kti.wi Aril &nd (MirAuiiJ ,t!a anil YOUR f- c- em iriTcn . .... .wwiwi . ORDERS Who Does the Livery Business? 1 For your Cold try Dr. Otto'a Spruoe Gum Balsam. Price 25o and 60o a Bottlaj. For aala by St. Hcruard Drug Store President McKlnloy hns been re cently appointed ono of tho trustees of tho Episcopal Homo for tho Aged, Yellow Springs, O., by tho East Ohio Tho Presldont wired Conference. his acceptance of tho ollice. Mra lladion, 9ij Clop Street, Padnrab, Ky., wrltet: Hate niej Dr. VI. A. Slmmona Liter Medicine 10 jear. It l ipWndlJ for DjirPl Dllloni Colic, Liter Iroublea and minj allmentt ot children. I think it ranch belter than Zt llin'e Reg nlator and Black Praafbt Ask your neighbors. Thoy ail say that wo haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always at tho right price. opan ah far e 1 -- m ' i rT-nl- Barnett & Arnold. --- .t - ..,i..t .rf..Aj;, .A.. I A.J-.- G3 V ?ii f,' - r' - -' - - -a'a M. McCORD, Contractor and Builder is Yn ixPtnifNOg EARLINGTON, KY. J h ' , Tho Methodist Episcopal Church has established missionary work in more than a hundred confers in eight of tho mlddlo Stntcs of tho Republic of Mexico. i - Fatal Fight, Toe Repudiation of China. ft 'r- - the ligh oilico I candidate for United States of the very suspicious looking school book bill which bears his name, is probably soliloquizing that a prophet hath honor save in his own country. The people of Mercer county refused to return him to tho legislature, there being a majority of 200 against him after 121 "spoiled" Republican ballots had been thrown out by the Goebel commissioners. Cynthiana Log Cabin. WHAT Col. Morgan Chinn, the author Howling Green, Ky., Nov. iS. Vomer Hancock was arrested nnd placed In jnil today on tho charge of cutting John Ell Howoll, last night. Hancock and Howell live in tho country, and wero on their way homo from town, and became Involved in n dlillculty. Had blood had existed between tho two slnco election day, when, Is said, Howell challenged Hancock's vote. Howell is a married man, nnd both are well known autl;prominent in their com munity. Wy Senator is making as a strong point in his campaign his open advocacy of the total disfranchisement of tho negro voters all of them, hi Kentucky it is not an open advocacy but tho Goebel plan is much more effective at disfranchising than Senator Morgan's open advocacy in Alabama will ever prove. THE WORLD THINKS. authority than W. 0. 1'. Breckinridge contends that Taylor is now governor elect, the certificates fiom tho county boards settling tho matter. Ho says tho State Eleection Board has no power and that Goebel's only recourse is to go before tho Legislature, and until that body passes on his claims Taylor will be governor and Governor Bradley must recognize him as such. Tiik last issue of tho Livingston Banner, of which II. V. .McOhesney is one of tho editors, No less a legal continues to sustain the high plane of journalism that would be expected from the Goebelito candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Here are two choice bits from this high Eourco of ethics and philosophy : PIsfnincliiMi tho votorn of Louisville In Statu oloctlona nml wo'll linvo no more trouble. Yot Theodora IlaUniu unci n fuw other Jnt'kiisBfH (homo of them call thuiiiKohos pnuichurs) nay Otiolml in " And this other: a .cry bad man. -- It will be remembered that Mr. Bryan claimed in 1800, and since, that our money circulation could not increase except ft - Today is Thanksgiving a day set apart by the President of the greatest christian nation on earth as a day for the people to suspend their business and meet to thank tho Giver of every good gift for his many blessings in tho past and to invoke his blessing upon us in tho future. Some of us, no doubt, will ask the question, "what have I to bo thankful for?" Tho question is an easy one to answer. You have many things to thank God for Your life and tho lives of your friends havo been spared, prosperity has been yours, you are livingin a Christian land with its many privileges, and in fact there are too many things to mention. As a nation wo have a 'multitude of things for which we should givo thanks. God has most bountifully blessed us as a nation. The fields have been fertile, the hum of business can bo heard all over tho land, the songs of tho busy workmen tell us of unlimited prosperity, the calamity-howje- r is no longer heard, our army and navy havo been successful and tlie honor and dignity of tho stars and stripes have been upheld, our national honor is without a stain; ours is a "land of the free and the home of tho brave," and God in His infinite wisdom and mercy is guiding the affairs of our nation. Tho benign influences of Christianity aro more than ever be fore. So with these things and many others before us, wo havo reasons to bo thankful. So. with wide-sprea- d Danger BHHHHHBHaVHatHH It seems a shame that a guileless tenderfoot like Babe Goebel should bo swindled out of his victory by his own wicked election oflicers. Memphis Commercial-Appea- l. Above the din in Kentucky can be heard the rich, full notes of that touching song, "Steal Away." Washington l'ost. Everybody will rally to tho support of the machine in Kentucky, provided tho term is meant to imply threshing machine. It is a clear case, of trying to steal tho election in Kentucky on tho part of the Goobelites. The votes aro in tho ballot boxes that hard-earne- d Globe-Democr- Signals! weather? Does your throat feel raw? And do sharp pains dart through your chest? Don't you know these are danger signals which point every change In tho Do you take cold with 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 "Have I the vitality to throw off these disease ? " Don't wait to try SCOTT'S nines. rages, as it amounts to rebellion and lawless revolution, and it should bo resisted by tlie State authorities and tho honest people oven to the point of civil war. If such scoundrelisni is allowed to havo its way there is an end of free government where it prevails. Indianapolis Independent. After all, Kentucky is likely to get through her election without as much shooting as sometimes takes nlaco when a fend breaks out at a campmoeting or a quilting party. Pittsburgh home are Still Patriots. defeat them, but they are trying by aid of their rascally boards to falsify tho returns and put in ollice the men defeated by the people. This is the worst of out- I, EMULSION sort." There Is no remedy 4 equal to It for fortifying the system. Prevention Is easy. "85 a last re- prevents consumption and hosts of other diseases which attack the weak and those with poor blood. SCOTT'S EMULSION I the one standard remedy for inflamed throats and lungs, for colds, bronchitis and consumption. It Is a food medicine of remarkable power. A food, because It nourishes and a medlclae, because It corrects dkMM4 conditions. the-bod- Scott's Emulsion many people down thero who aro still loyal citizons of tho United States. Oloveland Loader. As tho the- - days go by it he- - Taylor's chances to win in Kentucky nro becoming better every day. There aro a great 50c. aruli,oo, alldniggUti. SCOTT & BOWNE, CtwmUti, New Vor k flX fY Constipation means tho accumulation of waste mntter that should 1k tfVT.a.1 .i. . .Mil. I.,W'JT1-'J'-.Mdischarged dally, nnd unless this Is i J. done tho foul mntter Is nbsorbed nnd 3 to poIboiib tho system. Use Herblno DETAILS. 8PECI- t'rfnn riincmintiln nml cnt tttfnfHsti ff bring nbout regularity of tho bowels. S PLANS. cheerfully glvon l . Hernard Drug- U PICATIONBACONTrtAOTS Kimranteed. ,.. .11.11.. Price 50 cents. St. L ,. .... .11 1.1... 1.. Kstlmntes nBiuiuiiDnuQUnBTUn. ....1 store. pw Oivo men chancont your Mork. 1 Tl"rT. than the best Eastern bituminous ThonewStato Houses of Rotorm coal, and tho Northern Pacific has wero dedicated nt Lexington Tues0 day. given a contingent contract for A largo crowd was in attendtons of tho product. Tho cost Is ance, nnd spcoches wero made by ) much below what it costs to J. Hronston Gov. Hradloy, Hon. Eastern coals at Duluth. and others. Presldont Mltcholl, of tho U. M. (Socceitorto taaac Davit) n Infant Workers, is trying hard to placo frightful. mortality is something die Nearly on tho shoulders of the coal before thoy reach ono year, ono third burdens LIVERY & FEED operators of tho southwest, which before they are five, and one-ham Vtlf W IB Tl V thoy aro fifteen! Tho timely uso they aro unwilling nnd uunblo to Vormiftigo would hear when ho attempts to dictnto to of White's Cream of these precious save a majority At the Old Stand, on them where thoy shall sell coal. lives. Price IX. cts. St. Hernard Drug Main street, Just Tho following clipping tnkon from Store. west of Depot. shows tho fooling Luther Eploy, of Eploy Station, of tho operators in past on tho subKAKLINGTON, KY. f Logan county, bocamo violently in ject sane after attending n religious re First-Cla- ss "Tho operators present at yester- vival in tho neighborhood. and day's conferenco had little to soy. if m a Ouo man prominently identified 1111 Thousands of men nnd womon suf- O'O 9 tit with Southern Illinois mining said: fer from Piles, espoclnlly women havo this suf "Wo are waiting to see whether or with female weakness In addition to fering to contend with not wo shall bo permitted to hold their othor pains. Tnbler's Huekeye our Jobs. President Mitchell de- Pile Ointment will quickly effect n livered the ultimatum of his asso- cure. Price CO cts In bottles, tubes ciation to us nt today's conference, 75 cts. St. Hernard Drugstore. nnd was peremptory In his demands. That pessimistic follow who says Of course, wo don't want our mines thoro Is no good In tho world, has shut down. Wlntor Is hero, nnd novor looked lioyond his own misern-abl- o tho people want coal, and must have life. coal. Of course, wo should bo perToe Caile. Kins of all Ulrda, mitted to carry out our contracts. Is noted for its keen sight, clear What clso aro wo to do?" distinct vision. So nro thoso President Hobart, of tho Kansas and persons who use Sutherlnud's Eagle and Toxns Coal Company, said: "I Eyo Salvo for weak eyes, styes, soro shall not seo Mr. Mltcholl, and nm eyes of any kind or granulated lids. not Interested In what ho does or Sold by all dealers nt !25 cents. does not do in St. Louis. Our mines TheFlaihinc eye, Buoyant footilcp and Roiy aro not running, we havo no troublo Completion remit from the nie ot Dr. M, A. with our men, nnd that's all thero is Slmmona Liver Medicine. to It." The proposed trolloy lino botwoen General Malinger K.M. McDowell Covington, Hig Hono nnd Hamilton The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions one inmatsJ of tho Missouri Pacific Hallway appears to bo assured. seventy years of age, who has been in the infirmary for three years," Conl Company, snld: "Wo aro not losing any sleep over this matter. DIGEST YOUR FOOD. a great sufferer from indigestion, and lias been taking Ripans Tab-- " la canted Ninety per cent, ot alt Our mines aro running. Wo aro rood not beldir properly alckneaa It createa b) ulcs about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he Is,," nnd coe into yonr blood and then yon art not advised of any trouble with our Uable to ilmoat any dlaeaan the human ayatem never without them. He is willing that his name should be used In' V men, and if coal shipments are la heir to. Uae Dr. Cartatedt'a German Liter Yoa Powder a testimonial, as it might be of use in persuading some other person stopped from Illinois mines wo the roodand watch the reaalta. doae. will feel Cite It effecte after taking-- one This a trial and be convinced. Trlca 25c. ship In our own coal. shall to try them. A second old gentleman, in the same institution, . will bo no hardship on us, but will Dr. Otto's Sprue Gum Balsam Cure eighty-fou- r years of age, has had liver trouble for many years and Your Cough. Justtha Medlotns bo hard on tho consumer." for Children. finds that R'l'P'A'N'S help him very much. They also have two General Sales Agent Fellows,, of JTor aale by both suffer nurses there, one thirty years of age, the other forty-two- ; tho same company, said: "We St. Hernard Drug Store. , from indigestion, causing headache-- depression of spirits and ncrv-havo been buying coal for years Temporary Derangement of Dlgettlon through '' from Southern Illinois operators ousness. They take theTabulcs and find them so useful that they overwork, worry or emotional eicltement, aro any troublo camo up with tho quickly rectified by Dr. M. A. Slmmona Liver always have a package in their pockets. Thcmatron also statos ' union in our mines. Wo aro not Medicine. leVla jLl.A. aal ! Jl art IiMtte fittA ifAnvf) r t r tliHAn AimeTfiaA Willi JUUIgUS rt lliat MIC 13 lUll'HYli tUI3 Ul ugt UIIU Ul 11IIIC3 3UUU3 buying any moro conl now than wo The Murray Ledger says that Kention, causing pain and paroxysms of belching, and finds that th bought before this trouble. Thero tucky will produce enough tobacco has been a specific contract between this year to furnish flvo cigars and Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have her . i I tho mine ownors and tho union that flvo chews 6f tobacco for each porson t name usco in a. icsuinuiiim. .. . tu.1 lullli companies having contracts should on tho globo. M. 7, -- rV bMI f Minn neU11aWlAawalvautitiauw jait ii n wuiawt WMUki IB LuUk nl. ml inlm aUf' Ou (i a l Mr ceMf. CtrwnlWr. MoM the word It VA .H a an the fM, wd unpt n. nlallluu. ft bo permitted to fill them. Wo havo "f tMlraceckrUrorUcrnu. surra had at urdroraion. TuaunylM aad o tkeuauid tnUmoalatawHk - '" J1T f- - l"r'rr '"t 1'- - rr Itiran in - lln Till tr ailliilliaarrillrriifir Lung Irritation from thirty to sixty days' supply of Is tho forerunner to consumption. coal on hand, and shall not bo Hell's greatly lnconvoniencod by nny or- Dr. and gvo such strengthwilt euro to tho It, dor that may bo mndo as a result of lungs that a cough or a cold will not Twonty-llv- o conts nt this conferonco." settle thoro. Ono of tho operators spoken with nil good druggists. said: "It might bo vory pertinent Articles of Incorporation hnvo to ask the union wjiy thoy should boon filed In tho ofllco of tho Secreshut down mlnos and throw men out tary of Stnte at Frankfort by tho nwumwm ! of employment in Illinois, n stnto Mayfleld Conl and Ico Company. sm. T I not concerned In the Southwestern Tho capltnl stock of tlio company is fLMi t a wm T eJM strike, and yot contlnuo to allow fixed nt $12,000. W. W. Hobinson Is 'z. ri i rt LJ members of their organization to tho chief incorporator. wnrnHm work in tho mlnos In the actual terSwz Monoy to pntent good Idea may by ritory affected by tho strike?" CO! if" " M secured by our aid. Address, Tjih Tho people of Uniontown and Patknt Kkcoiid, Hnltlmoro, Md. Morganflold nro doing everything In their power to stamp out smallpox, Smallpox Is reported to havo New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and nt Smlthland, nnd thero is A and ovory precaution is bolng used much alarm among tho citizons. EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN. to provont tho spread of the dreaded disease and land has been purchased TEA cures Dyspcp. puritatAMtNUBIAN and hospital for post-houCURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. BU, CoMtlp&Uon and Indiposes, tho doctors aro all doing their '"' TUBES, BY MAIL, 75 CENTS; BOTTLES, 60XENT8. an earnest olfort is bolng gestion. Regulates UieLlTer. Price, 25 cts. duty nnd lnnclo to speedily stamp out the JAMS F. BALLARD, PfJtfW. - - 3J0 Ntftk H SffMf, ST. LOWS, H8. Sold by St, Bernard Drug Store. j?.-lay-dow- All classes of buildings erected and mndn comtiloto rendv for . ,r inciiiumgiiioiuruisiiiugni nil mater- - i moclinutcnl nnd common labor. Inls, t GIORGI O. TOY, lew j one-quart- er lf bo-fo- re Globe-Democr- at j Equipment Prompt;Scrvicet miiiiiiiiiiii mil I . a l' V bc-fo- ro f 9 1 ,2' . 4 t)V TafeA . . . 1 1 r- , " yj fK A BOON TO MANKIND DR !5Z m imwssmm'Ao ;sr 1 TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILL P Jin b mm -- Pimci . ikrcuRE od se ni ritlmvl & !i"V."i'u tw ?,! is r &-' - UL-- , m.JJL.i miAU&um v:. i!&LS: tatifc!. ".&. . a ' ifatlJ?, RfSWWRi fVffV FW5 -- nSf!S An Anti-Rober- ts Petition. PROGRAM What Capt. J. W. Stone Thinks. TO SECURE Councilman-Ele- JUSTICE, Y A mooting wns hold at tho court-hus- o Kuttawa, Ky., Nov. 23. W. J. In Loxlngton, Sunday, to draft Of Stono who for tho Thanksgiving Exercises at Domocrntlc was n cnndldnto Governor and clrculnto n potltion to bo nomination for Hecla School Tonight at to Congross protesting lof Kontucky, snys of tho election "J3U 3iiJH5tru wc tLtbt." against tho admission of Brlghnm situation: 7:00 p. m. f "Tuvlnr wnn fnlrlv nlnrtp(l flnv. II. Itoborts, of Utah. The. ministers 1 Song "Seo tho Sword" and other citizens woro down on tlio ornornt the rocont election In KenSchool tucky. Honesty, fnir dealing nnd LOCAL NEWS. programme for speeches, and the Maud Borders tho futuro welfnro of tho Democratic Itov. Masseo, of tho Baptist church 2 "November" was chairman. Tlio meeting wns 3 "Crlokot Goodbye" party demand thnt ho bo glvon tho Tlio Wobstor circuit court will arranged by tho Woman's Christian Cornelia Wondel certlflcnto nnd inaugurated without conrouo at Dlxou, Moiulny, Decem- Temporanco Union nnd tlio potltion 4 "Swing tho SIcklo" furthor trouble." EwlngWendol ber litli. will bo forwarded at onco to Con- G Best way to Invest 35 Cents. "I Know a Lady Fair". ...... gress. Itov. O. Vf, Lyon lias bogun n Efllo Jncobson Antioo, Mibs., July 1, 1893. of moollntra In tlio Methodist 0 "Gossip of tho Nuts".. Cora Nunly New Si'Enoeu Medioinb Co. Wonderful Discovery. church nt Madlsonvlllo. Ho will do I want to toll you LuNBFonn, Ala., April If), 185)8. Chnrloy Jonnlngs, Vovn Smith, Wil- your Nublnn Ten. whnt I think of tho preaching. I hnvo used it NKW Sl'ENOKH MeIjIOINK Co. lie Irwin, Ida South, Bcssio Greer. mysolf nnd in my fnmlly, nnd it Is all Donr Sirs: I hnvo bcon troubled 7 "Loudly Blows tho North thnt you claim for it It Is tho best ThoHtoroof J.W. Jonos& Co., of with Liver nud stomach complaint. Molllo Wilson Llvor Modlclno I over used. It Is Wind" Ulnughlorsvlllo, wasbrokon into last I hnd 110 nppetlto nnd my general Just tlio thing to tnko If you feci bad Thursday night, and robbod of about health was very bad. I took modl-cln- o H Story of tho Pilgrims" bilious. A. B. Lanoahtek. four dllferent doctors nud Fonrd and aroby St. Bernard Drugstore. from Honry 2C0 worth of Roods. Sold thoy failed to do mo any good. I got I) Song "Hall to tho Pilgrims" until begun to Frank 'V. Baker, who was former no rollef Tea. IIused nbout uso your School flnson Held Over. two dolNubian editor of tlio Madlsonvlllo Mall, has lars worth of It, nnd It did 1110 moro 10 "Children of Colonlnl Timos" Tho oxnmlng trlnl of Jnck Mason b'oim to Sauford, Fla., to tako chnrgo good than nil tho medicine I over ....Jonnlo Campbell, John Jen- for tho killing of Honry Gnithor, nt took. I hnvo gained thlrty-llv- o of n wookly nowsnapor, nings nnd Suo Foard. Grncey, somo tlmo ngo, wns held pouunds In weight nnd my health Is 11 "Llttlo Ituth Endicott" Judgo Cnnsler nt Hopklnsvlllo All aro cordially Invited to nttond very good. I can sleep soundly nnd . Daisy Borders Fridny nnd resulted in tho prisoner mv nnnetlto is oxcellont. I can rec tlio mooting now In nrogross nt the ommend Planter's Nubian Ten to tho 12 Song, "Onco Moro wo Hall... being hold over to tho Fobrunry M. K. Church. Services nt 2 p. m. world ns being a Ood-son- d to any School term of tho Chrlstlnn Circuit "VV. 0. Wimjok, 1. C. Court. nnd 7 p. 111. community. Any one who doubts l!l "Thanksgiving Lottor" this statement cnu write to Ho was released on bond. nnd Jonny Cnmpboll ....Johnny OfMMIt liAKKII. Tlio Quarterly Conference of tho 14 "Thanksgiving Turkey" Sold by St. Bornard Drugstore. To Launder Lace Curtains. Karllngton-Nob- o charge will conMollio Grimn s, vene atthoM.K. Church, South, nt Shako nil tho dust from tlio Franks-Brodl- c. 15 "What I'm Thankful For". nnd soak them over night In this place uoxtSnturday and Sunday. Frank Klnnott plenty of cold wntor. In tho mornTiio cngngemontof Miss Jnnot ing rfnso them out In sovornl wnters John W. Moouoy has boon apllrodlo nnd Hon. Edward Tay- 1(1 "Browny's Strntngom" beforo putting them Into suds; then pointed postmaster nt Dixon, to suc- lor Franks, both of Owensboro, has Nolly Cnmpboll uso n tnblespoonful of Gold Dust ceed his father, A. W. Moonoy, who bcon announced. The wedding will 17 Thanksgiving Hymn . ...School Wnshlng Powder to a quart of boiltiled of hydrophobia soino tlmo ago. tako placo nt tho First Presbyterian 18 "Tlio Hon Turkoy's Fright".... ing water, nnd wash tho curtains by Stf nnd down. Suo Fonrd squeezing upnnd If you wIbIi BInso church, nt Owensboro, Tuosdny thoroughly, them Tho outside work on W. C. II), nud will bo a 10 "Tommybob's Thnnksglvlng" very wlilto, slightly blue tho Inst December now business house Is about Roy Fonrd wnter. Dry them in tlio opon nlr, completed, nnd tho workmen will protty ntfnir. Mr. Franks Is the Col- 20 Song, "Amoricn" School thon put them through n thin stnrch soon begin to finish up tho inside lector of Internal Itevcnuo for tho nnd nlso through tho wrlngor. If Second Kontucky district, nnd Ills hnvo curtain work. Statu ok Ohio, Citv ok Toledo )) . youbut if not, tack frames putonthem BH In, brido Isono of Owensboro's most acold sheets tho Luoai. County. complished nnd popular young ln- Mr. Hubert ITttcrbnck, of Mndlsou-v'.llFuanic J. Ciikkky makes oath floor nnd pin them to It. thnt ho Is tho senior pnrtnor of tho died Sunday night of typhoid dlos. firm of E. J. Chonoy & Cheney fe Co., Died of Old Age. fever. Ho wns nbout doing business In tho City of Toledo, lf the Cap Fits, Wear It." Mr. Joseph Robertson, ono of Hopngo nml leaves a wlfo nnd soveral of County nndStntanforosnid, nnd thnt If you nro sutforlnir from tho con paid firm will pay tho sum of Ono kins county's oldest citizons, died nt children. sequences of impure blood, hnvo Hundred Dollnrs for each and every tho homo of Mr. Felix McEuen, In nous, Itov. W. C. Wilson hns begun a pro- your punpios or scroiuin sores; 11 enso of Cntnrrh thatconnnotbo cured Madlsonvlllo, Inst Thursday night. food docs does not digest or tracted meeting nt ilio M. K. Church. you sutler from catarrh or rheuma by tho uso of Hall's Catarrh Curo. years of Fkank J. Cheney. He wnn nbout olghty-sl- x The meeting will continue sovornl tism, you aro tlio ono wuo hiiouki Sworn to boforomonnd subscribed ngo and wns nn honorable nnd redays nnd llro. Wilson will do tho tnko Hood's Sarsaparilla. It will In my prcsouco, this Oth day of spected cltizon. (It your caso exactly, make your A. D., 1880. preaching. blood pure nnd euro snlt rhouin, My wlfo hns been using Chnmber-lnlir- s scrofula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, Notary Public. Pain Balm, with good results, Dan Yates waH baptized In Loch catarrh, nnd give you perfect health. J BEAL. J for n Inmo shouldor that has pnined Mnry Monday niornlng by Klder T Is taken in- - her continually for nlno years. Wo Halls Catarrh Curo 'lL'VeeT;llio"Cl.rls(ln;a'rni?cT.7lu lloCfir' TTlhT'cTrH vi-m- .-: v nil nets directly on tho have tried nil kinds of medicines blood ntur tiuu.v. j. surfaces of tho nnd doctors without rocoiving any received Into tills city, nnd linirbceu system. Bond for tesVnriu- -. ' beucilt from nuy of thorn. Ono day that church. F. J. CHENFY & CO., TorfcuO,-5- . Ancient Order United Workmen. 'i;p saw an ndvertisoment of this Sold by Druggists, 75c. mbu. '.to nnd thought of tr.vlnir It. Tho farmers hnvo hnd a splondld Tho Supreme Lodge Bulletin for Hall's Family Pills nro tho best. which v'C .V. v!1' the best of sntls- tobacco season part of the last two October brings the cheering intolll-gonc- o f action. She hns useuUi.1; enp'bot-tl- o of tobacco weeks. A lnrgcnmount that during tho mouth of nnd her shoulder Is nlmosfi wtm A Card of Thanks. hns been stripped nnd made rendy August tho admission in tho entire Adolph L. MUlett, Manchester, Through tho columns of tho apor snio ny st.iicrunni Drug for the market. Order wero 3,780; tho now admissions preciated "Bee," wo doslro to tlinnk is. 11. from January 1st to August 1st woro tho denr good people In nnd around Store, Enrllngton, Ben T. ltobinson, Mortons Gap, Geo. King, St.Chnrlos. A Farmers' Institute will Ih hold .'11,400, making tho total ndmisslon in Mndlsonvllle, December 1 and 2. from January 1st to Soptember 1st Morton's Gnp for tho kindness nnd y. Some prominent speakers will tako 88,218. No other Order is growing sympathetic tenderness shown us In our dark hours of trotiblo, in tho Mr. T. L. Todd nnd Miss Orn part nud some Important matters faster tbnn the A. O. U. W., and woro mnrrled by Eld. I. II. fntal accident thnt befell our dear 'Will bo discussed. it Is older than them nil, It llttlo boy Honry. Wo fool very Tool Inst Wednesday. Tho coi oniony Tlio Y. V. S. C. 15. held Its usual thus shows tho greatest vitality nnd grateful to you nnd will over kindly wns performed in front of Brothor the most rapid progress. Loulsvillo remember ench of you, nnd hopoyou Tool's home, tho contracting pnrtles Thanksgiving sunriso prnyor-meot-in- g nt tho Assembly Hall this morn- Workmon. may bo well rewnrded for tho noblo bolng sentcd in n carriage. ing nt 0 o'clock. Mr. W. F. llurr Yours truly, doeds. Others, Why Not You? A Monster Devil Fish conducted tho services. Chah. Jenninosand Wife. It will not bo a surprlso to any Destroying its victim, is n typo of Messrs. I.iiko nud Weldensall, of who nro at all familiar with the Colored Teacher to Meet. Tho power of this Constipation. & tlio Young Mou's Chrlstlnn Associa- good nunlltlcs of Chnmbcrlnlu's Tho Second Congressional District murdorous mnlndy Is felt on organs tion, worn hero Friday In the Inter- Cough ltemedy, to know that people Colored Teachers' Association will nud nerves nud muscles nud brain. in ests of the Association. They re- everywhere tnko pleasureuse relating begin hero Decomber 1. Tho locnl There's no health till It's overcome. of that their experience in tho But ceived quite n hnndsomo contribution splendid medicine nud in telling of committee lias mndo oxtenslvo prep- snfo Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills nro a and certain cure. Best in tlio to the fund for county work. tlio bcuollt they hnvo received from tho world for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys it, of bad colds It hns cured, of arations for the ontertnlumentof an- and Bowels. Only 23c. nt St. Ber-nnMr. Percy Horry, of tho Provldcnco threatened attacks of pneumonia It visitors nud n pleasant time is Drugstore Conl Company, of Provldonce, and lias averted and of the children it ticipated. Tho visiting tenchors will has saved from attacks of croup and bo given n reception nt tho Mnsonic Tho Bowling Green Times says it Miss Fanny Wynu.of tho snmo city, whooping cough. It is n grand, good ft were milted In mnrriago Friday, at modlclno. For snlo by St. Dernnrd Hall on tho ovening of December 2. Is only n question of n short tlmo when a now railroad will bo tho homo of tho brido, Kldor J. L. Drug Storo, Earllngton, Ben T. In constructed from hero to Leitchfleld, Mortons Cap, Qeo. King, St. Used by British Soldiers Hill, or Mndisonvlllo, olllcliillng. Charles. Africa. nnd whon thnt Is dono tho Pnrk City "4 Muuiioll Wilson, formerly of tho Cnpt. C. G. Donutson Is well will grow to bo a city of 20,000 inlinb-itnn- ts Negro's Body Found. Mndisouvillo Hustler, lias retired known nil over Africa ns commanin n few yenrs. BowlIngGreen from the newspaper business, nud The body of n colored man was der of tlio forces thnt captured tho is prosperous, nnd will bo moro so in Under dnto famous rebel Gnlishe. hns accepted n position with a largo found on tho side of tho railroad of Nov. 4, 18U7, from Vryburg, in the ftlturo. d, dry goods house in Birmingham, track near Cnsky Saturday night. ho wrltos: "Boforo startGet Your Shnre. Ala., nud left Inst week for that city. Tho man wns Identified ns Chnlmer ing on tho Inst campaign I bought n Evans, a seel ion hand. It Is sup- quantity of Chamberlain's Colic, Aro yoiyrottlng your shnro of tlio Bometly. vast amount of tho money snout In Itoscoo M. Wheat wont to Nobo to posed that ho was stealing n ride on Cholera and Diarrhoea fill his appointment Sunday. Mr. n frolght train, nnd fell olf while tho which I used mysolf when troubled advertising? It used to bo nil given bowel complaint, nnd hnd to tho publishers of newspapers and John Ijtko, of the Young Men's train wns in motion. Another negro with to my men, nud in ovory enso magazines, given but by the lntest method pulChristian Association, filled tho wns found uonr where Evnns' body it proved mostbonollclnl." For snlo It Is freely distributed among tho pit nt II o'clock. A til o'clock In tho was lying. Ho was bndly bruised by St. Bernard Drug Storo, Earllng- poopio themselves: thnt is, among Ben. afternoon, Mr. Lnko nddresscd tho and was In a serious condition whou ton, GoorgoT. ltobinson, Morton's tlioso who nro alert nud quick, nnd King, St. Charles. Gnp, enn seo nn advantage whon it is ofpcoplo of Nobo concerning tho Y. M. found. It Is supposed that the two fered them. O. A. His nddross wns an able one men woro traveling together. Ono of tho most successful estabNo New Cases. received. Ho mot with nud wns well Thoro aro no now ensos of small- lishments In America, tho Woolson Splco Compnny, of Tolodo, Ohio, is splendid encouragement In his work. Cold Steel or Death. pox in Owensboro. All tho patients spending thousands of dollnrs in adIn fnct, all of Mr. Lako's olforts In "There Is but ono smnllcbnnco to nro gottlng nlong nicely nnd overy vertising their Lion Coirco, nnd pny-In- g Hopkins county hnvo heou nbund-uutl- y save your lifo nnd tlint Is through nn out this monoy directly to tho Is bolngmndo to keep tho rewnrded. operation," wns tho awful prospect precaution spreading. Evory per- peoplo wlio purchnso tlio coireo. Their fctt disease from sot before Mrs. I.B. Hunt, of Liiuo plan is to enclose in thoir Illdge, Wis., by her doctor nfter son in tlio city who lias not nlrendy pnekngoof Lion CoHeo n most Thanksgiving Service fright- boon vncclnnted will bo ntouco. vainly trying to euro Iter of n J Premium List. So costly lteinember tho Thanksgiving 5 ful caso of stomach trouble and yelnro somo of tho articles on this PreEverybody Is Invited to at- low Juundico. Ho didn't count on mium List thnt ono wonders how A Night of Terror. tho marvelous power of Kloctric tend tho sorvlce. they can niford to give thorn nwny "Awful Bitters to euro Stomach nnd Liver widow of nnxloty wns felt for the with thoir goods: but It must bo tho brnvo Genornl Uurn-oatroublos, but sho heard of it, took thnt tlioso premiums nro Sabbath School.-O1of Mnchlas, Mo., when the docseven bottles, wns wholly cured, In enormous qunntltics nnd tors said sho could not Ilvo till bought diroctly of thomnnufnoturors 12, tho conSunday, Novombor avoided surgeon's knlfo, now wolghs Lincoln, bought morning," writes ization of theaonornl Baptist Church moro nnd feels bettor than over. It's who nttonded hor Mrs. S. II. night. so that thoy nro secured nt about thnt fearful euro Stomtho rotnll consumer nays. met and orgnnlzod n Sunday school. positively guaranteed totroubles nnd "AH thought sho must soon dio from wnole-snlerach, Liver nnd Kidney Is pnid Kldor John M. Ilurdou wns olootcd novor disappoints. Prlco fiOc. at St. Pnoumonln, but she begged for Dr. No profit retailor; to shipper, nro nil tho goods King's Now DIscovory, saying It hnd bought nt first hand. superintendent nud Klder Jns. A. Bernard Druggist. moro thnn onco savod her life nnd lturdeu, Mrs. JJnncy Vinson and Consumption. After This method of introducing Lion her Tlio Kllzabothtown News snys: cured smallofdoses sho slept ensily ColToo is ns if you wanted fo Miss Zndlo llurdon woro elected threo somo which you teachers. They will moot each Sah-biv- "A considerable sensation hns been all night, and Its furthor uso com- irl.1.1 linKn nrticlo61 for 41... tM.nnv.tfi feSi .int. ftA. p. in. Tboy invito created In Vino Grovo by tho Indict- pletely cured her." This mnrvolous tors of Lion Colleo buy it for you for at 2 o'clock curo nil ment by the Hnrdln county grand modlclno is guaranteed toDiseases 2bc, nnu tuon give it to you lor tlio the publlo to nttond. nud Lumr Jury of Mr. Fred Knyo, n very promi- Throat. Chest $1. Trinl bottles freo trotiblo Hint you tnko in lotting thorn Only 50c nnd know thnt you aro using thoir colfco. New Railroad. nent cltizon nnd a lending merchant, atm. itornarn urugstoro. Tho liousokoopor who Is nllvo to to nnd his wifo for nn assault nnd batTho railroad from Blackford mny tho Capt. J. P. Tylor nnd other entor bv nvnluo of hor patronngo mnnv now,Dixon Isboing built. Tho work will tery upon thoir daughter, Inn, n girl dollttlo trouble, secure bo rapidly pushod to completion. It about fourtoon years old. Thoro nro prising citizens of Fulton hnvo sot in sfrnblo nrtlclos from tlmo to tlmo nt to rnlso $20,000 to build a county no cost. All thnt she has to do Is to n is said that Mr. Whcntcroft, presi- nbout twenty nnines of M nud prcsorvo tho Lion head dent of tlio construction company citizens of Vino Grovo to tho Indict- courthouse nt Fulton, provided tho cut out appears on tho wrapper of which Is building tho road, and Web- ment ns witnesses, nnd the Indict- cltlzons of tho county will agree tp every pnekago of Lion Coffeo. Tlioso that thoro. Tho lion bends nro received by tho Wool-so- n ster county capitalists nro now- sur- ment recites that sho wns most un- movo tho county-sen- t tnxnnvers rofusod to vote 20,000 to Spice Company In pay for their veying with n vlow to starting a now mercifully bonten." build n now courthouso nt Hickman. premiums. town nbout throe mllos from Clay. Tlio now Premium List which has 'O Ah tio location Is In tho centre of nn IVU&kUma CUBAN RELIEF cures HAS NATURE WARNED YOUi just been issued in connection with IdlllCrS CUC Ncuralglaocd Toothache. Natnre lieraetf dad In tho eirly garbs at Lion Colfco Is unsurpassed in its extensive conl Hold, it is thought VnflTOminutM. sourStomnch and flower canting prlaj , bloMotu forth Somo tho that tho vonturo will surely provo tnd Bummer Complaint. Price, 25 Cento. the despondent chord treeivibrato to thli, the liberality.articles onof tho most atto mnrkot to atl.eprinstlma and hoir do tractive nioet dcllehtful of Sold by St. Bernard Drug Storo. iiuecossful. von feel? Hare 70a that tired shaky feellnr, day aro Included in this list. the forerunner of Chilli, Malaria and Typhoid ;' It is ovidont thnt tho Woolson Kerer If to, yon must not pate this warning at It It an lndlcaUon of alcknett; avoid thli; Splco Company places grent vnluo you nothing. on tho recommendation of n sntlsflod consult ui a our advice cost Call o your druggist and procure a. bottle of customor for thoy bollovo tho best Dr. Carlttedt'i German Liver Powder. Take one dote a day at bed time (or tl dayt; then nuvortlsing or mon cjolleo is wlioro follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill somo ono who usos it tolls n friend Tonic, lolloping the directions and alter two of Its good quality. It Is mostly in weeks' course of these two great remedies, yon dorj't scrub it and will feel like the owen look In the spring. this way thnt Its enormous snlo has Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season bcon brought nbout. Many peoplo ' wear off the surwhen the atmosphere Is fall of germt. If nro so dollghted with It that thoy necessary and when your tvstera warns yon. Gold Dust face. Use feel it n duty to recommend it to repeat the above. This Kemedles In itoc thoir friends, nnd ns every packngo and sold or Washing Powder contains n premium list with full inBornard Drug Storo. St. according'to direcstructions for securing tho articles J1 oirorcit, thoro is much interest in tions printed on Killing at Henderson. buylmr Lion Colfeo for hoiisohold every package and PlenftTurpIn.ngcd nbout 21, shot uso. Itenlly, Lion Colfeo Is almost fcXiJ "v unsurpassed u its quality, nud it is niulkiiioa John jucurmo in you will be pleased UP I Snturdny night.. MoBrldo a mystery how It can no sold for with tjje results and such a low prlco. It Is hotter thnn wns shot dead. many othor brands of colfeo which surprised at the Coughed 33 Years. cost two or throo times ns much. It labor. I suffored for 25 yenrs with a cough would scorn ns though tho tlmo Is nnd spent hundreds of dollars with nppronehlng when ovory fnmlly ( Vi"l (or frs holM doctors and for modlclno to no nvnil would bo drinking this famous bevfor UooMwoDt.' erage until I used Dr- - Bell's TIIO N. k. FAIRBANK COMPANY Tills remedy mnkes weak Strifo boils up so quickly thnt ho NtwTwk. luntrs stronir. It .hns Baved mv life. SLLMb CUtMt v bt ".. f J. is. kobou, uranisourg, .! in. who stirs it often gets sculdod.. LOCOMOTIVE c, BLASTS. SMALL FOX ct at Hopklns-vlll- Asks an Injunction. HopkliiBvlllo, Ky., Nov. 27. J. P. Tato filed application In tho Circuit Court nt noon today, asking for a mandatory Injunction compelling election olllcors.to count tho votes in Precinct No. 1. Tnte ran on tho Citizens' ticket for Council, dofentlng H. W.Tlbbs (Dom.) by twenty votes. Tho Election Bonrd throw out tho entire precinct nnd gnvon certlflcnto of oloctlon to Tlbhs. Tho caso will bo tried at Eddyvlllo on Friday. Tho Hawosvlllo Plaindoalor relates this Interesting story of tho origin of a now species of corn in Ilnncock county: "Mr. William Priost, of nenr Blrdsoyo, two yenrs ngo, while digging a woll, found nn ear of colored.com nta depth of a H be-fo- ro cur-tnht- 011-mo- ur fifteen foot In hnrd clay soil. Mr. G. W. Hilt scoured six grains from tlio enr ami brought thorn to this plnco nnd plnntod thoin, from which ho now hns n half dozen enrs nnd n nubbin which grow on tho tnssol full shucked ns nny enr. Tho grain Is of n light brown color, and tlio enrs will nverago with tho ordlnnry flint corn. It is n now spocios nnd whoro It camo from orlginnlly is n mystery, unless it wns buried by tho Indians many yenrs ngo. If this is tho case, thoy suroly hnd tho nrtof preserving down flno." A Frightful Blunder Will often cnuso n horriblo Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruiso. Bucklen's Arnica Salvo, tho best In tho world, will kill tho pain nud promptly heal It, Cures Old Sores, Fover Soros, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns, nil Skin Eruptions. Best Pllo cure on earth. Only 2Ccts. n box. Curo gunrauteed. Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. Mc-Leo- ove-nln- g, o, Hlxty-llvoyoa- rs Two attempts havo beon mndo In tho past few weeks to to wreck trains on tho Breeklnridgo Cnnncl Coal Company's railroad nenr Clovcrport. On ono occasion tho track wns spiked plank nnd atanother tlmo a two-inc- h wns laid noross tho rails on n trestle Tho company hns olferod n rownrd of 50 for tho detection of tlio perpe- trators. Oood for the Children. Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hintou, Aln. writes us August 12, 1898. "I ndviso nil mothers to glvo thoir children Plnnter's Nublnn Tea whon thoy nro puny or frotful. I keop this medicine in tuo house nnd when tho children nro ailing I glvo them n dose nnd that la lm last of It." Sold livSt.Bnrnnnl i'.'-tor- o. -t-- i. g. Todd-flcCulIe- Judgo W. H.V'olt, of Frankfort, Mlddlcsboro, his son, 21. J. Holt, nnd Mr. Goorgo II. A'lbnndcr, of - " ; Mc-Cull- r Louisville, havo formed n with oillcos In tho Louisville Trust Compnny building at Louisville. Tho gentlemen nro nil nblo lawyers, and tho Arm is ono of tho strongest in tho Stnte. If you nro suffering from drowsiof ness in tho day tomper, sleepless nights, gonernl hendnche, nnd gonernl want of tono of tho system, uso Horblue. You will got relief nnd flnnlly a cure. Price CO cents. St. Bernnrd Drugstore. tlinot-irrntablllt- Dispatcher Powell was in Hender son on business last Saturday. Assistant Superintendent Mann wns down hero for a day or two last week, looking after important business. Machinist Con Sullivan who hns been with Foreman O'Brien bore for tho pnst ten months, resigned nnd loft for tho South last week. Tho train dispatchers nro eating no idlo brend theso days. So heavy Is tho business dono thnt oven the north end crow hns its hands full. It docs look ronsonablo that a train dispntchor should bo fully nwnro of thp leaving tlmo of n train, yet Tom got left Inst Saturday morning. Supervisor Sulllvnn says ho had one of his ribs fractured last week by jumping from nn onglno boforo it struck nnd ran into n train ahead. Agont Etherldgo, of Sobree, was called toNashvillo again last week to attend court ns n witness In the Wntts case, which was tried for tho third tlmo. Wo nro told thnt Conductor Wll- linm Wono hns sovorcd his connec tion with tho rnilrond company, nnd Conductor Thomas Harpor Is now on tho through run In his plnco. Threo cabooses burned In less tlmo thnn one month Is a bnd record for tho Henderson division, nnd evi dently mnkes tho ofllcinls loso confidence In tho flagging qualifications of somo of their mon. It can bo said of Agent Ogden, of Slaughters, that while he hnd chargo of tho electric signal nnd switch sys tem nt Nortonville, It was nearly al ways In working ordor, but sinco ho left it is the rovorse. Tho columns of the Manufacturers' Bccord indicate how extensive has beon tho construction of now depots. All of tho Southern Stnteshnvo been Included in tho list of such Improve ments, showing thnt tho feeling of liberality to patrons has not beon confined to n fow corporations, but includo tho grent majority. Within the Inst threo years tlio city of Mont gomery, Aln., has had noarly $500, 000 expended in now depots nnd ter minnls. Tho union station construct ed by tho Loulsvillo & Nashville Company alone ropresontod nn out' lay of f350,000, nnd is ono of the finest In the South. In nddition to tho improvements it has mndo nt Montgomery, tho Louis ville & Nnshvillo hns let contracts for n union Btntion at Nashville, Tenii., which will rcpresont an ex penditure of fully 11,000,000, Including tho various terminals. It has nlso contracted for a $10,000 station nt Middlesborough, Ky.,and may bo intoroBtcd in tho union depot which It is proposed to erect in Atlantn, Gn. A number of now depots havo been erected by frio Loulsvillo & Nnshvillo nt smnller towns nlong Its Precautions Taken in Union County by Authorities. Ilearln, Ky., November 27. News renched hero this morning thnt Dr. McCormnck, Secretary of the State Board of Health, lias made n personal Investigation of tlio smallpox situation. Ho snys that there is but thnt tho dlsenso is smallpox, all tho physicians ngreolng to this. In Unlontown, ho snys, thore SjE$ gently on aro COO cases at tho most conserva tive estimnte. Thoro nro more than 100 cases at othor places in the couny. Tho town nnd county olncinls were loath to net promptly for businoss reasons, and wanted Dr. McCormnck Acts to conduct his Investigation secretly. This ho refused to do. A pest house Is to bo built Immediately, and overy precaution taken to stamp out tho dlsoaso. Dr. McCormack lias directed Bon Letcher, of Henderson, n (MANSES smallpox expert, to go to Unlontown and watch the dlsoase. Wlillo playing with ono of his dogs, W W. Wallace was scratched on tho hand, nnd now fenrs thnt blood poi- fWFBCOMFS son is setting in. The telophono lino to Bordloy has TUAL been completed. Kidneys, Liver and Bowels THE YSTEM U. "Q BUJT the i Htr rrY'J C 1UI Ki5T!PATI0N PERMANENTLY. l Hanson News. Miss Bossto Weir, of Lebanon, Tonn., Is tho guost of Lena Brown. Miss Nnda Withlnton, of St. Charlos, Mo., Is visiting her brothor, W. L. Withlnton, of this placo. - THe GCHVINt-MAMT- D cy (AURRiNIAfrCfSYRVP. roa &au m Joe Carrlcrow.of the country, captured and brought to town n largo black eagle which had been carrying olf his geose. Tho eagle is a largo ono, measuring 7 feet from tip to tip, and is In the possession of Dr. J. S. Wnllcr. Dr. Waller put a rooster in tho cngo and tho rooster romnlns unharmed. Tho Doctor says that ho thinks that it is a Taylor eagle. Amos Hobgood hnd a narrow escape with his lifo from a falling derrick nt tho depot last Saturday morning. A enr loaded with hogs knocked the derrick down. Mr. Weldensnll, of Chlcngo, lectured hero Sunday afternoon In tho Interest of tho Y. M. C. A. About 200,000 pounds of tobneco ts has been bought by the tobacco of this placo nt a fair prlco and quite n lot is being delivered Just now. Miss Hazel Girod is visiting tlio family of W.H. Weir. T. A. Ashby, of Sncramonto, was in town Tuesday. mer-chnn- ui catt&sr ptnu oc m ccttil, SMSillHSlMSMtNaMliHmaiBIHIBlaBIHaMBiMNtailiVi Kodaks do away with cumber- some and plate-holder- s, heavy, fragile glass plates, bothersome dark-slide- s. Just turn a Key film cartridges AI Kodaks use our light-pro(which weigh but ounces, wh:re plates weigh pounds) and can be loaded In daylight. Serefl styles use either platei or films. Kodaks, $5.00 to $35.00. EASTMAN KODAK CO. daitrt r Syr mU. Rochester, N. Yi An Industrial organization of New-linnse- n, J rd M Bob-inso- n, Beeh-ununlnn- one-pou- scr-moi- n. m 1 one-four- th or pur-chn- so th ." well-know- r li V'V in Washing Paint Tlio rolntivos of Miss Mnry Decker, n former Covington girl, nro making search for hor. Sometlmo ngo sho married nud told her fnmlly that sho intended to go on tho stngo. Sinco Mrs. John Twyman and llttlo son, thon sho hns not beon hoard of, despite tho fact that tho family is try Paul, visited relatives in Hopklnsing hnrd to locato her. Tho death of vlllo, Inst week. n rclntlvo hns mndo her tho heiress W. O. McLcod wns in Madlsonvlllo of considerable property. on business Monday. Mr. U. G. McElroy,of Allon coun ty, To Cure La Grippe In Two Days passed through Earllngton SaturTnko Laxative Bkomo Quinini Taiu.kts. All druggists refund tho day, onrouto to Morgnnfleld, where money u it inns to cure. . v. ho expects to go into business. Gnovu's signnturo on overy box. 25c. Mrs. W. E. Boyd Is visiting tho family of her fatlior, Mr. M. T. Wln-sten- d Tho Scottsvlllo Bofloctor snys nt Nobo. "Mr. Holloy Moore, of Hays, has Misses Tinder nnd McLeod, of bcon granted n pntont onnn egg enso Mndisouvillo, visited frlonds and ho Invented, which Ills friends say -will bring him a fortune If proporly elntlvcs hero Fridny nnd Saturday. Chnrllo Webb visited friends in managed. Mr. C. Morrison, of tho snmo placo, has secured a patent on tho country Sunday. r, nn which, it is said, Mrs. Emma K. Goad, of Monto-vlstboats overy thing elso In that lino now Colo., hns been visiting Mrs. being sold, nnd Is sure to find n rendy Nnnnlo Tnllnforro, nt Nortonville, mnrkot." for nbout two weeks and will remain with friends In Kontucky for nbout Weak Eyes are Mtde Strong, Dim vision mndo clenr, styes re- six weeks. moved and granulated lids or soro Misses Snllio Fonrd nnd Mlnnlo oyos of nny kind speedily nnd effec- Bourlnud will nttond tho District tually cured by tho uso of Suther land's ISnglo Kyo Salvo, it's put up Tenchors' Assoclntlon nt Henderson in tubes nud sold on n gunrnntco by Fridny nnd Snturdny. nil good druggists. Mr. Win. G. Bnrter left Inst night The Elkton Times calls nttentlou to spond Thnnksglvlng nt his homo to ono of tho natural attractions in ntMt. Vernon. Ind. A. P. Eddy, who hns beon quite tlio vicinity of that villngo. Tho Times snys: "It is not generally sick nt his homo on Moss Avonuo, known thnt there exists not fnr from Is nblo to bo out again. Elkton n most Interesting natural flortons Gap News. curiosity tho "Gordon Cnves." Tho Miss Inez Denn visited Mrs. F. I. outranco, located at tho foot of n lnrgo hill nbout ono mile northeast Croft this week. of Dnysvlllo, Is easily accessible by Bov. D. S. Edwnrds prenchoB at buggies. While theso underground this placo Sunday. caverns nro not equal to tho famous Mr. Lonnio Hall spout the day Mammoth Cavo In oxtont, yot thoy with his mother Sundny. can not bo surpassed by tho lnttor Miss Cordlo Coylo Is visiting Dr. for beauty and vnrlety of formaMoore nnd mother of White Plains, tions." this wcok. If you have soro throat, soreness Miss Ttoslo Hall spoilt Snturdny ncross tho bnck or stdo. or your lunirs nnd Sunday In'thls plnco. fool soro or tender, or you nro thrent- Ono night last week a lndy in this eneti wnn uinutuorin or pneumonia, uso Ballard's Snow Liniment ex- plnco nsked n gentleman to shoot ternally nnd Cousson's Honoy of Tnr. n hog thnt hnd boon catching hor St. J.crnarti urugstoro. chickens. Ho wont out to shoot tho Tho Greonvlllo city oloctlon up- hog nnd tho hog ran him, nnd It was holds tho victory recently gnlnod by reported next dny thnt ho had shot tho Prohibitionists, nnd ns for tho nt n man. If ho shot nt n man, It past sovornl moons, the thirsty souls wns nt tho mnn In tho moon. JJlUDOET, will hnvo to look olsowhoro for thoir appotlzcr. postolllco nt 1, Co-les- te coru-plnnten, Switzerland, has written to tho American consulate at Basle as follows: "Thoro has been such nn Increaso In tho prlco of conl and coko on tho Continent of Europe wittiin tho Inst year tnat thoro seoms to be a possibility of Importing these materials with ndvantngo from tho lines. United States. As our establish inont uses moro thnn 10,000 tons of PERSONAL. coko yenr'y, wo should bo glnd to Miss Inez Demi visited friends at tabllsh relntlbns with several Amerproducing1 i;oko of Mortons Gnp Saturday and Sun-dn- ican fnctorlos oxcollenco, or ncknowledged with lnrgo business houses denllng in the therefore bo snmo article Wo shall Mrs. Lilllo Bodgers, Misses Moore, and Agnes nnd Suo obllgod if you will sond us a few adBurr wero In Madlsonvlllo Friday dresses." Mnnufacturors'Kecord. To purify and enrich the blood, strengthen afternoon shopping. y. Webster's Inter asaiiosia! 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VADDii.L,CfthIer. Weary women need en occasional dote of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine to ttrengthen their nerves and Invigorate their systems. tho AftorJnnunry Guthrlo'wlll bo n presidential office. Tho snlnry of tho postmaster will bo Increased to $1,000. TABTBLKtiS CHILL TONIC and nav tn n inre srou aireaar una year,buslnesa. ur have yetn. In tbe kiuki ofanItarticle that cave drua universal tatl such swrareold your m owe aouranuij, Aa.tir.CAHB A CO SjeiUtOWll!--I- I. -. IV.. UAP WM..FS V. HOPKINS COUNTY 'Jl ii !,-i- l 1 11 n, svingn txxkl-"Oo- lUn n.r 'tti" o .. Tlio Leitchfleld Gazotto that calls of tlio inconsistences of Justice ns sho is administered: "It hns probably dnwncd upon Goorgo H. Clnrk, who wns no- quitted for killing Dan McOrow, thnt whipping n wifo Is considerably moro dangerous thnn killing n man. On Inst Monday ho wns nrrnigned boforo Judeo Wells unon tho above charge, hut owing to threatening Inugungo usod to John Cnndor in court, botwoon Clark nud whom thoro camo nenr being n serious fight, Clark was sont to Jnll for contempt. On Tuesday ho was tried, howovor, and fined $7C with a jail dayd." sontonco.of thlrty-llv- o Madisonville, Ky. Gaplal Stock, - - - S50.000. S Transncta a gonoral banking ami invites tho account of tho citizons of Hopkins and adjoining countlou. Has tho flnoBt and most secure vault In this section Kentucky. btml-noH- attention to somo WHOOPING Dr.Buirs COUCH SYRUP Cures Whooping-Cough Ono of tho most dlfltrcsfidnrr slghta tfl to boo a child nlmost choking with the Glvo tha dreadful wliooplng-conjrh- . child Dr. John W. Bull's Cough S7up, relief will bo obtained at onco and tha Biifleror will soon bo cured. 3 'l'l iyiniOTii JOB WORK Will receive prompt atten tion at this office. Estimate? furnished upon application. quickly. Doses are small and pleasant recommend It. rrtccajctf. to take. Doctoct) At nil drngrUU. V Jitefe.a, " 2h?2 ,,,,..l,i,j('ayfty r . w.fc . sii ANOTHER DESPERATE BATTLE. The ' !l v 'v-vj- y - DEMOCRATIC COMMENT. of Capt. Stono do not carry much weight just now, with a certain olomont of tho demo- THE SUNDAY SCHDH&. LESSON X, FOURTH QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 3. 15-2- 2. CHRISTIAN Topic ENDEAVOR. Deo. K neglect or ignevT. G. Tho Lord's supper is a permanent institution. "Till Ho come." says Paul to the Corinthians. Christ has not come yet, and therefore nntil Ho does this comfort to Jehovah, nnd he deajf with sacred ordinanco is binding upon His sin with n firm hand. Some.eliemlahs people. Let us appreciate this high Want Him Inaugurated. Tho revised geographies will are needed today. Since the oilicial result has 11). "I commanded" that tho gates privilege nnd find n joy nnd dolight rPlik iliinf Tirruliifif o nf read: in showing and shown that Taylor is elected, should bo sh.nnd chnrged that they deathprofit Ho come." forth Christ's Kentucky are whisky and liars." U "till should nnf'ho opened till after the Sab every honest man in the state Ps. Diblo Readings. Er. xii, bathrt Thus who voted for Qoobel, and there d?w4ilnil nMlnn he took definite nnd very xxiii, Isa, liii, cxvl, c, mill nnnnlntod enmr. nf lit A fair count is what every are thousonds upon thousands of, fL .. I John xiii, Mark xlv, lu M'l' .l.. !.! luui ui good, citizen wants, them, demand that Mr. Taio'r uwil Krnuius I do not know urui'iu ni-iKom. v, Acts. II, any better, xiv, carried out If Mr. Qoebel received :i ma for. be inaugurated governor- - Pa- - more full or more simple instructions as xx, 0, 7; Heb. vii, I Pet. H, ity of the votes cast ho ought to ducah Register to Sabbath Keeping than those set forth I John il, 1, 2; Rot. ii, 10. In Isa. hiil, 13, 11, which give no permishave it, likewise Air. Taylor. All sion for our own words or ways or pleas Dlanppotntment. &i5 --fflifbbtittr over feftttnteiyi ure, but require the day to be wholly givCount Correctly. God keeps n school for His children lots and typographical errors en up to God, assuring us that if wo do A little error on tho part of a this then we shall delight ourselves in here on earth, and ono of His best on the ballots is the wail of the clerk should not bo allowed to the Lord. In I's. xxxvli, 4, it is written, teachers is disappointment My friend, political trickster. Men of indisfranchise the voters of Ken-tuck- '. "Delight thyself in tho Lord nnd llo when you nnd I reach onr Father's telligence and Again we are not in shall give thee the desire of thine heart." house, wo shall look back and seo that stoop to such littlo things don't 20. tho favor of disfranchising the entire kind "So ware merchants nnd sellers of nil the sharp voiced, rough visaged teacher, lodged without Jerusnlem of Breckinridge News. disappointment, was one of tho best city of Louisville because of er- once or tvt Ice." If tho servants of Christ guides to train ns for it He gave us servrors in certain wards. Count weie nlnnys ns persevering ns the liberty-lovin- g ants of the devil, there might be more hard lessons; ho often used the rod; he Por ten days every tho voto correctly and record tho ho ns into thorny Lord. citizen of Kentucky should tho legal voto correctly in favor accomplished for our blessed Christ c If often led led us down into paths; the valley sometimes believers wero fully to do all in his power to "'stop tho of the man or men who received zealous only for His yielded He might ac-d of the death shadow, but novcr did the glory. steal." Louisville Post. it and issue to him what is right- complish more through them. When in promises rend so sweetly ns when spelled fully his, a certificate of elec- Calcutta two sears ago, I heard of an out by tho oye of faith in thnt very there tion. That is us in a few plain old lady who once lived every who nlways valley. Nowhere did ho lead us so often May be Hank Treason one. Some saw something good in lessons as nt the words. No party can afford to children ono day nsKctl her If she ever or teach nssuch sacredold rongh handed Oapt W. J. Stone, the Kuttawa ctohs of Christ. Dear good in the dev 11. She restatesman whoso wings wero condone a wrong and as for us saw anything I children, be is ery perse- teacher Wo will build n monument to clipped by the Louisville con- and ours, though we supported plied, "Well, we were ns persevering for thee yet nnd crown it with garlands vering." If vention, tells the Cincinnati the Music Hall ticket with our the good as ho is for the evil, it would be nnd inscribo on it, "Blessed be the Rev. Dr. memory of disappointment" 1'ost that "Taylor was fairly ballot and our ink, yet wo want well. 21. 'Trom that time forth camo they T. L. Cnyler. elected governor at the recent tho man or men whom tho peo12-1Jaw-abidiu 4; 12-83; 18-20-41-4- 7; 25-221-2- points out tho proper course tho Democrats should pursue. The every Text of the Lcanon, 7 Nell, xtll. Text, from oilicial returns Golden county in tho state give Taylor Mcmor)8 Venn, Ix. xx, Commcntnrr Prepared by a plurality approximating 2,'JOO the Ile. I). 31. Stcnrne. votes. As wo all know, the conHad to Quit. Copyright, 1S90. by D. M. Stearns trolling power in the count of Tho l'aducah Leader held out tho ballots by tho oflicers of It would beem that Xehcmlab, nftcr for Qoobel ns long as it could, election, also in tho canvass of being 12 years at Jerusalem (coraparo 1, nnd but now says that Taylor re- the returns by the county elec- chapters nnd duringxlii, C), returned to Babylon, ceived a plurality of tho voto tion commissioners was in tho tho holy city much evilbis absence from was wrought by according to tho otticial count, hands of Democrats, and that all the enemies ot the lord. The rulers which was made by Qoobel re- of these oflicials were selected the house of God, Toblnh was perturning boards, and ho should bv a board of state commis mitted to occupy a chamber therein, the intermarried have his seat. Henderson sioners composed entirely of JewsMoab, and the with Ashdod, Amnion Sabbath day became and Gleaner. Democrats. Is it not reasonable greatly desecrated (erses 4, fi, 11, 23). lessou today to assume, then, that theso elec- Our last of these. has special reference to tho Ought 10 Go and Tell Ha. tion oflicers wero not only comIB, 10. The ordinary work of form nnd The Democrats made an elec- petent to, but did protect the in rlncjnrd and the bujlng and selling of tion law. Under it the State terests of tho Democratic candi- fish nnd other victuals nnd all manner of ware were common events In Jerusalem board and the county boards were dates? And if tho aggregate of on God's holy day, notwithstanding that Young and strong tho votes certified to by the Jehovah had said, "Ye shall Keep my Democratic. and stalwart Democrats wore county commissioners show that Sabbaths nnd reference my sanctuary; I made election oflicers. Old and Mr. Taylor received tho highest am the Lord" (Lev. sir, 30; xxvi, 2), and blind and ignorant and decrepit number cast is it not reasonable thoso who read tho law Knew that one reason for the long capthlty through .Republicans Avere put in for to suppose that he was given which they had Jut passed was their diselection oflicers. Tho old and only what the law allows him, obedience in the matter of the Sabbath therefore, is elected? To reason (Lev. sxvL 13; II Chron. xxxvl, 21). blind and lamo and ignorant Commandments When God bullied and bin fled and any other way would bo to ad- from Mountgave tho Ten the midst of tho Slnnl from cheated and bulldozed tho stal- mit that the Democratic oflicials fire, tho people answered, "All that tho wart young Democratic oflicers, wero incapable or dishonest, Lord hath said will wo do and be obe7). and scared off 30,090 Democratic which, of course, would bo a re- dient" (Ex. xxiv, 3,weekslint Moses had six fiom them bevoters and Taylor got a majority flection upon the ability and not been absentseen worshiping n golden fore they are Wo wouldn't .faithfulness to party interests of calf (Ur. Jixxil, !, 8) Sec proof upon of about 2,500. believo theso things to be facts if the state election commissioners, proof that tho carnal mind Is enmity wo had not read them in the who appointed them, and no against God, that it is not subject to tho neither Indeed can be (Rom. newspapers, but tho evidence is Democrat would do that. The law of God, the lesson record both people viil, 7). In so overwhelming that doubting Advocate is aware that this line of Judith nnd men of Tyro took part In would be treason. Ton thousand of reasoning is deemed rank tho Sabbath breaKlng. and today both Gentiles of the best and bravest Demo- treason by partisans, but it. sees Jews nndcommittingseem to Io with each this same Fin. livother in cratic citizens of Lonisville were no use or clinging to a foilorn ery year sees an increasing amount of afraid to voto when they heard hope, nor of attempting to business and amusement on tho Sabbath the true situation. It con- day, nnd It has actually come to this: that Governor Bradley had 200 called evangelsoldiers locked up in the armory. curs in the opinion of Capt. Stone There arc ministers lu so no harm to Inical It Gracious! but it is awful tho way that the future of the Demo- dulgepulpits who think the Sibbnth afterin recreation on the Republicans have abused us! cratic party is involved and be- noon nud teach tho people so. The men to It appears that that we ought to lieves that the interests of the of Tyro would not have continued the go and tell ma. Trimble Ban- party will bo best subserved by bring their wares to Jerusalem on promen of Judah, God's Sabbath If the accepting the returns certified by fessed people, had refused to buy on that ner. tho county boards as final. Dan- day. How much sin the professed people of God aro responsible for in this world ville Advocate. Wo now believe that the State today God only knows. There Is ono thing that each Individual believer can board "will issue the certificate to do, and that is see that one's own life Is No More Moral Support. Mr. Taylor. This belief is foundof Keep bcfoie God In this Nearly every man who voted rightholy God's Sabbath matterfor every ed upon our confidence in the day, lng character, courage and intellect for Goobel has withdrawn his life made right will help to light others. 17, 18. "Then I contended with the of Capt. Ellis, and our belief that inorni support fiom him. A maof when Judge Pryor confronts the jority of the newspapers which nobles nlwutJudah." He contended with forsaking the house of God situation as it actually is he will advocated his election havo de- them 11) and about breaking the Sab(verse unite with Capt. Ellis; and when clared that Taylor should be bath, reminding them of the evils that these two agree Mr. I'oyntz has seated on the face of tho returns had come upon city nnd people because When it came to tho nothing to gain by disagreeing as made out by the partisan of former sins. wives, he not only conwith them. The action of Judges election boards, showing his matter of stringe but cursed them nnd tended with them, They appeal to tho smote them and made them take an oath Jones, Toney and Hodge; tho election. action of some of the leading state commissioners not to set befoie God that they would stop this sin 23). When Democratic papers that supported asido the result of the election (verse n chamber Inhe found Toblah occuGod, be pying the house Mr. Goobel; our private advices and declare that tho injustice of simply cast forth his householdofstuff and position taken by many such a decision would do the cleansed the chambers, nnd when he as to the In dealt leading Democrats, have led us party far more harm than the chasedwitli the sonhim, law of Sanballat he nnd thus he cleansto believe that this will be the loss of Qoebel. Owensboro In- - ed the him from people from nil strangers (verses quirer. result. Lexington Herald. 8, O, 28, 30). He was God's witness, Goobel conducted tho election, and he and his henchmen are barred from any plea of fraud. Owensboro Messenger. 15-1- It la Their Funeral. cratic party, still ho undoubtedly il Co m me lit by He. 8. II. Doyle. Tone "Until lie come." Tlie Lord'! lup-pe- r. I Tor II, 13 S3. I'or the Week llciilnnluyr Lord Melhuen Again Kwcngca tin Doers Oiiiioalnir Ills March to the Itellaf of Klmbtrljr. London, No. 26. This afternoon th vtar ofllce posted the following die patch, dated Cape Town, 12:20 p. lu from Gen. Forestier-WalkeOmioacd hy n Dod of Ilocrs. "Lord Methuen reports that he mocd yesterday (Saturday) nt 3:30 n m., with the Ninth brigade, the mounted cori s, the naval brigade and two bntleriiB, the guards following with the baggage. Near Oras Pan (nboiit teu miles north of llelmout, on the rail nay line to Klmberly) 2,500 lloers with si guns mid two machine guns, opposed 1 ini. Tho action began ut il. a. in. r: 11, ror-soo- k ns con-co- il commanded it to bo eaten in rciueui-braucof Him, nud the cup nud blessed it, attaching to it the sauio command. This fact should nttath peculiar interest nnd importance to this fenst. S. Tho Lord's supper is a memorial. "This do in remombrnnco of Me," said Christ. It is not only a memorial of Christ, but a memorial of that crowning net hi His life by which tho world was redeemed from sin tho death of Christ. "As ofton ns ye cat this bread and drink tliis enp yo do show tho Lord's denth till Ho come." Tho necessity of such a memorial is duo to tho fact that tho humnn heart is so prone to forget. Wo forgot even our greatest benefactors with nmazlug case. What n blessed thing it is, therefore, that Jesus instituted tills ordinanco to keep us in constant remombrnnco at least of tho most stnpendous event in tho history of tho world Though wo forgot all elso of tho nges past, wo should Dover forget tho doath of Christ. 8. Tho Lord's supper is a symbol. Tho bread and wino nre not actually changed into tho body and blood of Christ Transubstantiatlon is superstition and absurdity. Tho elements ot tho communion aro bnt symbols. They are material types of spiritual attainments. Christ is spiritually received by faitli by thoso who partako of this ordinanco in nccordanco with Christ's appointment Tho Holy Spirit applies to our souls the blessings contained in this Christian festival. And thus alone can wo bo blessed in partaking of thoso sacred emblems. There is nothing efficacious in the elements or in him who administers them, but when properly received tho Holy Spirit blesses them to tho good of our souls. 4. Tho Lord's supper is a command. "This do," said Christ, Ho left no alternative. It is as direct n command as can bo found in tho word of Qod. Tho indifforenco of multitudes to it who profess to believo in Christ is inexplaln-able- . Many never observe it, refusing to identify themselves with God's peo-pl- o in tho church whero nlono it Is observed. Others who unite with fhw church are of ten careless and indifferent to this great coiuniaud Tfow can we o 1 In tills piipsngo of Scripture we have Paul's description of the Lord's supper. Ho lind not been present when it was instituted "He had not received it from Christ's dUciples, but from Christ Himself. How or wliero ho received tho ordinance from Christ we do not know, bnt wo do have iiis explicit statement, "I havo received of tho Lord that which nlso I delivered unto yon." 1 Tho Lord's supper is a divine ordinance It was instituted by Christ Himself In tho supper room in Jerusalem at tho closo of tho Feast of tho Passover. It wns tho Lord Jesus Himself who, tho night Ho wns betrayed, took bread nnd brake nnd blessed it nnd The riBhtliiR AVna Deaiiernte. Our butteries fired shrapnel ery accurately till the heights teetucd clear. Then the nnal brigade and linmitrv adfiuiced to the assault. The fighting was desperate until 10 ii. m.. when the heights were carried. The lloers on the line, wliero the Ninth lancers were placed to intercept them. The result was not known nt the time of telegraphing. The nrtlllcry took Immediate adtnntoge of the enemy's retirement. Gitllntitrr of the nnl Itrlffnde. "Harly In the notion 400 Boers attacked our rear guard. '1 he brigade of guards met this and nlso protectee the aflnks. The nnal brigade acted with the greatest gallantry and sutTered heavily, but no particulars nre yet Knemy SnfTered Orently. The enemy showed thegreatcst nnd must hne suffered greatly. Twenty were burled. It is known thnt 31 were killed nnd IS nounded. More than 50 horses were found dend In one place. One battery fired 600 rounds. stuli-bornnc- ss known. THE INSURRECTION ENDED. OOtrlnln ot AVnalilnitton Delicto (be War In the l'lillliiplnea About Over. Manila, Nov. 27. The last Filipino council of war was hehl hy the retreating lenders nt Bayiinbnng on No ember 13, In the house now occupied by Grn. MocArthur. It was attended by Aguinaldo, Plo del Pilar, Garcia nnd some members ot the election in Kentucky. Honesty, fair dealing, and the future of the Democratic party demand tha the be given tho certificate and inaugurated without further trouble." Tho utterances You should be. ple of Kentucky selected at tho ballot box to bo inducted civilly into their rightful inheritance. Elkton Progress. Aro you a subscriher to Tin: linn? For Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, La Grippe, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, TAKE.... Honey and Foley's Tar IT 13 THE GREAT THROAT and LUNG REMEDY. Sc FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder. CAMPBELL CO. ANEWDEPARTUBE A Radical Change fn Marketing Methods An original plan under which you can obtain easier terms and better value in the purchase of the world famous "White" hewing Machine than ever before offered. Write for our elegant II-- catalogue and detailed particulars. How we can save you money in the purchase of a e sewing machine and the easy terms of payment we can offer, either direct from factory or through our regular authorized agents. Thjs is an opportunity you cannot afford to pass. You know the "White," you know Its manufacturers. Therefore, a detailed description ol' thcnachlne and its construction is unnecessary. If you have an old machine to exchange we can offer most liberal terms. Write Address In full HACI,NE C9MMNy (Dep't a.) cicvciaia, JKlTiiEW,Nfi T high-gradto-da- no more on the Subbath." He testified against them and threatened to lay hands on them If they came again, nnd that stopped them. If n wrong tiling comes under our notice that we ha c the power to stop or at least testify against it, and we do nothing or say nothing, our silence may maKc us partaker of the en II. The Spirit through John says that It any one comes bringing not tho doctrine of Christ and another should ghe him greeting, that one becomes partaKcr of the evil doctrine (II John ix, 11). Nehemlah was not a partner in Sabbath breaking. 22. "And I commanded the LcWtcs that they should cleanse tbemsches nnd that they should come nnd Keep the gates to sanctify the Sabbath day." Only the clean can help to inaKc clean. Those who bear the vessels of the Lord must be clean. In the ordinance ot the red heifer It required n clean person both to gather up tho ashes nnd to use them In sprinkling tho unclean. In II Cor. vi, 14, to vil, 1, if we would Know what it means to be sons and daughters of the Lord Almighty and to have God as our Tathcr wo are told that we must cleanse oursehes from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness In the fear of God. Nehemlah looks to God nlnne for his reward and says, "Itemeuiber me, O my God." Sec also verses 14, 31. Unlike former governors, he did not take from tho people that w lileli ho might havo taken, but from ids own means ho cared for many (chapter r, Ho might hmo said with Paul, "I have kept myself from being burdensome unto jou," nnd he might lime added, "I'orglve me this wrong." (II Cor. i, 0; xii, 13) Wo may rest nssured that no labor for God Is in vain or shall bo unrcw aided (I Cor. xv. CS; Mark Ix. 41). ). For tbe Sake of Freaclilnic, Ministers often preach for the sake of preaching, not for tho purposo of being heard. God's voice was mistaken for thunder. Men heard Him, although they failed to catch the meaning of what Ho said. There is a force in being heard. Great preachers havo usually great voices. John the Baptist must have had n marvelous speech power to havo boon heard by tbe yatt multitudes that thronged his ministry. Tho "still, small voice" could reach a single auditor nlono in tho mountain, but the multitudes aro not moved that way. Presbyterian Journal. A Good rfnmc. Securo a good naino to thyself by Hying virtuously and humbly, but let this good ii a mo bo nursed abroad and never l)o brought homo to look upon it. Let others uso it for their own ndvantngo let them speak of it if they pleaoe but do not thon uso it at all but as an instrument to do God glory and thy neighbor moro advantage. Let thy face, like Moses', shine to others, bnt mako Jeremy no looking glass for thyself. "Nothing." "Anything for Aco Watts?" 120,008 HO, 000 ur (Jolofed (ifi?ens. "No." CflMUENCEO BUSINESS IN l67. "Anything for Dill Watts?" All communication nt winter of nwi r "No, sir." lilnln to tills column ihonlJ p nMrxird to C.to, Aliiiudii, Itailincloo. K "Anything for Tom Watts?" "No, nothing." Rev. Foster was in tho city last "Anything for 'Fool Joe' Watts?" l "No, nor Dick Watts, nor Jim week. Tho Jtmirrt ot bank account m Watts, nor Sweot Wntts, nor any Tim protracted meotingnt tho BapIt not lo buloc men mirotroai " vrt m talking lliff know all about other Watts, dead, living, unborn, tist church will closo tonight. It bnt toaalaiU.1 men, wags tcnei nativo, foreign, civilized or unciviRev. T.I I. Merrlwcather Is with andlowonitn Tlm't nMy-I- t Ihe bank it a good onr Thtfa'tconrrn-ientlized, savage or barbarous, mnlo or Ins family who Is sick. Ilia monrjr tlwait luJjr ami oulofltacli o! tour own ptllr uuan. female, whito or black, franchised Rev. Hall, of Mortons Gap, Is sick. detlng, too. It It Mir to tptnd mill or disfranchised naturalized or othtumt nhin too bave a Urge tuni In Mrs. II. Pnco is on the sick list. jour pockat erwise. No, thcro Is positively nothMr. Alio Osborn is on tho sick list MADISONVILLE, - KEN1UCKY ing for any of the Wattses, either Individually, severally, jointly, now this weok. Como out today and tonight and aud forover. ono and Inseparable" R. Ii. Tho boy looked at tho postmaster get your el Inner and supper. AdmisBIG BATCH OF LITTLE BOAS. sion 2C cents. in astonishment and said: Yo ii nit lluu Countrlctora o "Plcaso look If thero is anything A plo eating and nail driving ANNOUNCEMENTS will bo given nt tho colAdded to tlie Vcvr fork for John Thomas Watts." Mexico Zoological I'nrk. ored Masonic Hall December 9th. Ledger. Tho Illinolt Crnml now tale, and will hat Miss S. Anderson Is yet very Btck. TOURIST tinueonthe tame nnlil conWashington, Nov. 25. The Zoological Probably Senator Sullivan, of Mistill' lo. Wliltsou Kavcs, of St. Charles is Tt 1 rpTO 10mn"f touiltt tSoS. round fiom prrk here waR enriched, 'Ihuradny sissippi, is correct in his assertion ticket! with us. 02 young !.en If A I US polnltonllt linet In the Soulta night, by 1 I ljvj lo a laiee Mil ol tummrr reioiti the progeny of the great Brazilian boa that tho Democrats of ills stato favor in the North. Ill (ait douu.e Littlo Robert Williams Is on tho llf dallr terrlce lo bi. Loo It, Chicago, Cincinnati whieh is tl c queen of the Zoo's uunke expansion. Thero is good reason to sick list. and LooltYllle cnablea one to reacuqniciir ana believo that a largo part of tho Demcntge 10 exhibit. The young bons coiutottablr the moantaln rttoitt of Virginia, tha iuchep long and each an inch in di- ocrats of every stato, If not most of While Uonntalntand hcatlde ol New kngtand, niTH OK B. O. I. T. NKWB. the Thontand Itlandt. the lake and foirll rctoita ameter. They have nlre.idv killed and thoni, aro with tho President on tho Friday and Saturday, December of Mlchlcan, Wltcontin and Minnetota, theor lie! Sprlngtof Atkanttt, tha Yellswttone I'ark tha eaten n number of mice', and promise expansion policy. Thoro will bo 1st nnd 2d, nre thoso retortaoi uoiorauo. M.on to be ready for (in men ptgi The ruptions in the Democratic National days. All persons nttondlng tho old boa was presented to the" Zoo by Convention of 1000 whon tho Urynn-lte- s Second C. D. T. A. should got a A new 8$3 edition, entiielf Dr. I'ues de Cmnlho, goernor oi Bora, rewritten, and giving facta try to commit thnt assemblage from tho local agent as thero Southern and condlllont, brought down Biazll, as the result of the goieruor's against tho programme which the are to bo reducod rates returning. to date, ot the CcnUMl t meeting Commander Todd on the recent trip up the Amazon on the Republican administration has purThe Ouco Again Choral has ar- uOlUCSCGKCrS nMibu Wilmington. sued, and which undoubtedly will ranged excellent music for tho S. C. a i64.page lllutlltl-havo beon entirely successful hy D.T.A. Miss E.B. Hawkins, Pi contalni a laige number J ed pamphlet,from Northern farmer! THE KAHLIFA WAS KILLED. that time. Senators McLnurin, of llltiP ' I'Oert e proiperoutly located on the anist; Mrs. M. Kiunard, Chorister. iTUllin nowthe Illinolt Central RailroadIIIIn ol South Carolina, Calfery of Louisiana All tho members uavo boon faithful. (he Gen. Kitchener tlriiorta the Kllllni; Sltttt ot Kentucky, Tenneuee, MittlMlppi and Daniel of VIrgiana say thoso ot the of the Klinllfu nnd lrliicl)ml Prof. J. J. Glenn, who has for and Loultana and alto a detailed end too, aro opposed to the contraction-ists- . many years been much interested lu clilet, (owns and coanirrcn mote adjacent lolbtl Unilm In the nerent Plant. line, i o uonicteeacr. or iu Bnaicu vi thlt pamphlet will If the Democratic convention tho educational progress of colored (arm,concerning the looit (Ornish reliable loforma lion acceitlble and proiperv Cairo, Nov. 26. Lord Cromer, the noxt year Is inveigled into indorsing people, portion hree has planned to spend ono outappljlni ot the boulh. of thecopiai can be bad by underlined, to the neareil here, has received tho the programme of British minister tho day at tho 8. C. D. T. A. at Hondor-Kitchfollowing dispatch from Gen. Kopubllcan party will not only car- son, nnd one day with us. Wo regrot ener: Tlckelt and foil Information ry every stato of tho Nortli and that both Associations meet nt tho oectlon with the above can be at lo ratei In on. had ot agenli ol "Wingnte's force caught up with the West, but It will win some states in samo tlino, as our Superintendent of me "benirat" ana connection unci, khalifa's force set en miles southeast S. 0 Htlck. Olv. Pin. Aginl, Cincinnati. After n tho South which havo been Demo- Schools and many of tho whito of Godid nnd attacked It. Jahn A. Scett, Dlr, Pail. Aginl, Memphli, sharp fight he took his position. The cratic for generation. teachers wish to attend tho meotlng Wot. Merur, Dtv Pan. Ajlnt, Niw Orleani. country along the railroads. Those dittrlttB seem to be filled with suinll bands. Saturday four men ot Co. D, Ninth Infantry, were foraging beyonel Bi.mban, when 20 Filipinos took them In ambush, killing one nnd capturing the other three. The Americans resisted foi half nn hour. The firing being heard nt Bamban. Lieut. Frnzcr, with a Eijiiud, followed the Filipinos scleral miles. The Americans found the body of' a soldier bclocd. The hurled it in the hamlet where the fight took place. Three Filipino riflemen ambushed nn American surgeon near Capas. He shot one and the others fled. Between Bamban nnd Angeles n mule train wns fired upon by the insurgents, nrid n Spaniard, a former prisoner of the Filipinos, ho was tvith the train, was shot. from scleral sources Gen. to the elTcct that the council recogyoung man slopA Inutern-Jawe- d nized the futility of nttcmptlngfurthcr ped at tiio postolllco )aH Saturday' reiistnuce to tho Americans with united forces, nnd agreed that the riliplno andycljftf out: "Anything for tho 'Wattses?" troops should scatter nnd shoulduTe-afte- r George l'rotcet, our pollto postfollow guerrilln incthct): " AaahaalnnUon frjuh Ambnali. master, roplled :' a of "ambuscades nnd skirm-4hc- s "No, there Is not." come from every section of the "Anything for Jano Watts?" Mac-ArthuItc-rf- cabinet. Informationhas reached The Philosophy of Paternity. Tho dlsgruntiod porson who With tho Decomhor number Harp- thought that lifo might bo tolorable er's Magazine, begins Its hundredth If It wero not for lta ploasuros was volume, ami enters upon tho lnHtjdx unable probably, to command tho months ot Its fiftieth year. HnFf a slinplo nnd profitable form of satiscentury ago Harper's Magazine, as faction which comes from living In tho announcement of tho four Har- the house with a nlco child. To he per Brothers rends, "was projected sure, ono nice child is a scant allow nud commonced In tho boliof that It ance. At least six Is proferablo, If might ho mado tho means ot bring' ono can find koop nnd education for lng within tho reach of tho groat so many. Jason Jackson, of Boston, who loves all sports, nud searches mass of tho Amerlcnn peoplo an amount of useful and enter- llfo's pockets for ploasuros, appro-elattaining reading matter, to which, on children with n man's irreaccount of tho great number nnd sponsible Joy, nud loves to havo them oxpoimo of tho books nud peiiodicals about in all stages of growth. It was in which It originally appears, thoy io who admitted, witli a now baby havo hlthorto had no access." Tho in ills lap, Hint ho liked to havo aloriginal plan of tho publishers thon ways one nlco soft one In tho house. wns to mako tho now periodical sim All propel ly constituted parents ply a literary digest, and for tho first sluiro thnt liking, though It Is a very six months Its pngos wero filled en exceptional family nowadays that tirely with matter reprinted from lives persistently up to Its preferonco Kngllsh magazines and from current In tills particular. It Is tho disposihooks. Tho success of tho Magnziuo tion of all tho world in thoso days to so surpassed tho expectations of tho run to town; and town lifo, full of publishers, thnt at thu beginning of distractions and elaborations, and calculations and costs, undoubtedly tho second volume thoy felt in a position to iustltuto a now favors small families. The possesfeature. During tho second year, lu sion of groat treasures lnovltably Ineach number appeared at least one volves cares, and mothers romomber, original article. This Innovation oven if fathers forgot, that children proed so acceptable to tho Maga- don't grow up as thoy should without zine's readers thnt it was continued thought being takou for thorn. and developed, and In a few years Though thore aro folks to whom a tho periodical consisted entirely of certain scalo of living, nnd straw ber original matter. Half n century ries In Mnrch, and tho opera, and s makes a ast dtilercuco botli In mag- timely journeys, nnd various of nn unencumbered life, aro azines nnd tho tastes they supply n dilToreuco which could only ho un- worth more than young facos at tho derstood by a comparison of the first breakfast tablo Mid kissosnthedtimo, number ot Harpor's with tho elabor- tho gonoral conclusion of mankind is ate Christinas number which lias has that nice children are God's boBtgift. just beon rocohod, nud which, as K. S. Martin lu Harpor's Magazine. has been said, opens tho hundredth Kentucky's Trial Trip. volume Tho Christinas number, hy tho way, ought to bo rcmomhored for - Against tldo, wind nnd a hoavy a long time, if for only ono thing, sea for at least half of her courso, that is Mark Twain's short story, tho now battleship Kentucky made "Tho Man thnt Corrupted Hadloy-burg- a record of 108.77 knots nn hour Tho majority of tho readers Tuesday on hor oilicial spood trial will probably consider this tho host over tho Government courso, from talo Mark Twain lias over written; Capo Ann to Itooun Island, and hy In any case, whoever falls to rend her work showed sho Is a littlo "The Man Hint Corrupted Hailley-hurg- " faster than her sister ship, tho Kear- will havo missed one of ttie sago, which was roceutly sent over things that make lifo wortli living. tho samo courso. Tho trial satisfied her builders, tho Newport News Any Letters for the WntUscs? Ship building and Dry Dock Com- es Fiftieth Year of Harper's nagazlne. IMI OI .ml V, MM!! Z THROUGH VlSTIBUliO JUIHSOAIiy NASHVILLE JHRBCyiM- KNOaBurrn CARS FROM .vchiuoa JBzlSUfll HEWORUANS f.P.TJEFFRIE5.G.P.A tVAHJVlLU.INO. '0.nj1ILLHAH.65Jl rlA3nVII.lE.RN n riL -- thorn-solv- es i NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.' PULLMAN PALACE 8LCCPINQ CARS prlvl-logo- BotwoonNnshvIllonnilChnttnnoogn, Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knoxlllo, Ashnvlllo, Wash. Ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Jackson, Memphis, Littlo Bock, Toxarkann, Sherman, Wnco, Dallas and Fort Worth. Palace Day Coaches on all Trains-- . Information pertaining to TICKETS, ROUTES, RATES, ETC, Will bo cheerfully furnished upon application to Ticket Agents, or to Division PaRsonger A. J. Wui-eir- , Agent, Memphis, Teun. r J. II. Latimku, Southeastern Pass- onger Agent, Atlanta, (la. D.J. MUM.ANKV, Northeastern PaSs. Agt., 6U W. Fourth Hreet, Clncln-- . natl, Ohio. It. C.CowAiuiirf, Western Passenger Agent, Room 105, Hallway Exchange Rulldlng, Ht. Iritis, Mo, HuiAHi) F. Hn.i., Northern Pnss- engei Ageift, Room IKK; Mnrqiiett J- ." l!iH'lMMftUuaUhdJrftUHK ns a ot Huildlng, Chicago, III. vessel, aitnougn tier contract calls for only 10 knots. J. L. Eiimondhok, Southern Passenger Agt., Chattanooga, Teiin. Thoy expect, when tho figures of Frlday'B trial are revised and tidal W. L. DANLEY, allowances made It will bo found Grn'l Pass, aud Tieket Agt., Nabiivu.u:, Tknn. that site actually avoraged 17 knots on hor run. SorplM Fond, CiflUI Stick PU In, JNO. G.MORTON, BAN 11 JSK. -, a Illinois Central Slxtj-lw- er or cor-tlflca- to ljt-ter- 's f write-u- flag-furlin- g, Globe-Democr- at. Taylor. rJnlUted For n Confllrt. Converting graco is a free gift, bnt it is not a crown. Just ns soon as you give your heart to Jesus you aro enlisted for a conflict that will continuo until tho last blow is struck. Yon will not get to heaven before your time. Lu theran as Applied to bewing Machines. President McKinlcy's Thanksgiving proclamation i'b one of the grandest oyer sent out by a president. It breathes that spirit of thankful devotion to tho Master that is so characteristic of our nation's Christian executive. One of President McKinloy's chief motives is to glorify God and to elevate mankind. With such a man as that at tho head of our national affairs, our country is safe, and it is no wonder that as a nation wo aro prospoious. A Christian nation is always a prosperous one, and so long as wo g have men at tho head of our affairs we may expect to havo God's blessings showerd upon us and this insures our happiness and prosperity. God-fearin- m: ri For 20 Yf ars Has Ltd all Worm Re mtdits. V OUAJM .u X. JLIili nTlTTrLn.'rcim.a Prepared by .lAMTA K. Rll I Ann, aa. " " ttw ai. Worms! VERMIFUGE WHITE'S CREAM IWltlnyu.litj. nuoiuviuuiwr. Hecla people. The Court of Appeals Inst weok in nn opinion hy Judge Whllo reversing a decision from tho "Warren cir fleeting nt Hecla. cuit court, held thnt the courts of Elder I. II. Teel will begin a Indiana havo no Jurisdiction on tho meeting next Monday night at Ohio rlvor. Tho case was ono In Hecla, preaching at night, and which an Indiana court process had continue for some days. All aro boon served on a dof ondaut, who was invited to attend, especially the on board an Ohio river steamboat. Married in Springfield. Mr. Ernest Brown and Miss Ituby Brown, of near Madison-villquietly drove to Earling-ton- , Tuesday afternoon and caught the '4 o'clock train and wont to Springfield, Tenn., to bo married. Tho young peoplo aro cousins. They aro deserving people and havo the heartiest congratulations and best wishes of their many friends. o, khalifn, who was surrounded by a body guard of emirs, was killed, nnd all the principal emirs were killed or captured, except Osman DIgna, who escaped." The dervishes were utterly defeated, their whole camp was taken aud thousands surrendered Simnlah Treaaure Pound. Havana, Nov. 24. The Cuban wreckers, who June been employed during the lost six months in stripping the Spanish wnr vessels destroyed by the Americans in the battle on Santiago, hate found $190,000 in Spanish gold in the cruiser Almirante Oqucndo. Ilcturned to Wunlilliutiin. Washington, Nov. 28. MoJ.-GeMiles, commanding the prrny, has returned tn Washington after n tour of s Inspection which included the on the Paelfic coast and the Gulf of Melcd. fmtill-callou- hero. floved to Falrvlew. Mr. W. B. Brewer, editor of tho Pembroke Itovicw, has movetl his outfit to Falrvlow, whero tho will be published in tho future. Pembroke now has only onoiows-papetlie Journal. Bo-vle- w r, Died of Paralysis. Mrs. Mary Lawrence, of Cadiz, died Monday as tho result of a paralytic stroke. Sho was soventy-flv- o years old and had been a member of tho Methodist church for sixty years. John Griggs nnd a hoy natnod Jack Crouch quarreled over politics near White Sulphur, In Bath County. Crouch who is hut fourteen years old, received a gunshot wound. Mr. George V. Greon, of Hopkins-vlllhas aunouncod himself a candidate for prison commissioner to Ho Is a succeed Henry George. well known Western Kentucky u, Everybody is Invited to attend every session of tho Association. The day sessions will open as follows: Friday morning 10:30 a. in. to 12 m. Friday afternoon, 1:30 lo 4 p. m. Evening, 7:30. Saturday morning, II) a. m. to 12 m. Afternoon, 1:30 to to 4 p. m. Evening, 7 o'clock. Plenso set your clocks and watchos hy city tlino, nnd bo"thar"ou time, dressed lu your "Sundnyest" clothing. It is hoped thnt all tho good peoplo will attend every session of tho meeting, as it is forthobonefltof tho children, buthoforothe children can he benefited, tho true light must shlno in tho hearts and homos of thoso who havo charge of tho children. Wo nppoal to overy citizen for his or her presence. Tho sessions will bo hold at Assembly Hall. Wo oxpect all tho teachers in this Congressional District to bo hero Friday and Saturday. Of courso Mr. Mrs. nnd Miss Moss- back do not fool the need of such meetings ns tho children in their chargo aro "larnin1 " fast enough. Tin: Bi:i: put up a Sunday Job on tho Invitations for tho O. C. Many of tho white pooplo havo aided tho movomont nnd wo liopo thoy will honor tho mooting by their to A. H. Haaien, 6, P. A. W, A. Ktllond, A. 0 P. A, Chicago, Lsutitlll. You Aro Going North, If You Are Going South, Are Going West; Jks VIA THE If You Are Going East, If You PURCHASE TtCKCT ,4,? ...i J t. 7vye r i Tva,i tr' leUltVILIC 4 NABHVIltC R. R, mi and co accunri fleet Saturday. The State Election Board will conveno in Frankfort Saturday to canvas tho returns from tho counties of tho State. Monday, Dec. 4, is tho last day on which, under tho Qoebel law they could begin tho count. All the returns aro in tho office of Secretary of State and tho fight is up to State Board. Democrat. of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, Tho Minimum of Rates. Sate!, Time and all other Information will be cheerfully furnUhed by C. P. ATMORe, o. r. a.. The Maximum Mrs. Julia Thweatt, of Marshal County, committed sulcldo hy hangtreo with a ing hersolf to strip of clotii. ,, iS I I Tr----- fiTis WtsTwiiw nest Cuugh Bjrrup. aii ust tluud. route U6eEj intlwo. KtUil tirilniirDUlL itttWobii:. .frlglaMIBUdMIt;. ssp is said that Auditor Sam II. Stono nnd sons havo bought tho Green River tobneco warehouse at IiOuIavllle, nnd will take charge of It In n few days, It Tho crusade for tho pnssngo of a curfow law in Paris, Ky Is assuming lnrgo proportions. A petition with hundreds of signatures la bolng eotten up for presentation to the city council, urging tho necessity of passing tt curfew law there. ' Articles of incorporation for tho presence Licking River Railroad Company, ... j? wero filed nt Mt. Sterling, Ky., Tho Owensboro Inquirer says: Monday. :. "Charley Meacham,'one of the elecof Christian A company is boing formed of tion commissioners Will receive prompt attetv- Nashville capitalists for tho purposo county, is defending himself In throwing out a precinct InHopklnB- - tion at this office. of oponlng nnotlier coal mluo near Estimates vlllo. Tlie action, being Indefensi Sturgis. furnished upon application. ble needs no defense" George Dunn, an Insurance agent, Tio First District Educational The Methodist Episcopal Church committed sulcldo by shooting himAssociation meets at Marlon Friday has established missionary Ayoek hi self at Wickliife, last week. and Saturday. A fine program has moro than a hundred centers In eight 1 been prepared, aud tho meeting is ot tha middle Romomber tho Masque Ball Statos of the Remihllo night. expecieu to oo an interesting ono. j of'Moxlco. fbj tovisvjLie,KVj W. W. ETHRIDGE, Agent. K JOB WORKV3i ' ' rj to-- I r. t fij & l&d&ffls&g.'. '., grn jt-- "Ly.iStKiM mm ' WOT Tl ' I l TMi'-- T l' .- - .

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