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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rr Ii p 11 I r J t it L t kJittfr2111 t r 1 f I Lot Pi t 1 A r rt f J t I wb j 1 ThL 7 n i f I IJEi e TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY DECEMBER 7 1899 NO 49 t ELECTION BOARD T 1 J A Special Concerning the Work of Tabulating the Counties MANY VISITORS IN FRANKFORT k Governor BradltV COM 8tore heBoard and Denounces 4 thctl News w J paper Cspondentslntcr tiling floitt Joited Down Prnnkfort Doc B 09 BPKOIAI TO TIIH BBK lct rho vorJcut1ioSttitq ElicLio I1 II1 hl lr9grcs8 fa Ullit I r when It atijourneilt toclckIthe list of lit countiQfl worked through and tubulated oxcolltllcounties about Which 11ji fno question vnsraised Those f ulovon ilicluue Christian1nd i Hopkins Wherever lucre was toW flhadbftlof an opening for F lr l t oitztityioitt 1ao coun fy was passed to bo considered 4 e r after the completion ttt the tnbu 9 Jution of all counties that were Jijlowod tOfOilOlllWltllout ob jectJoii by the Ooobelinei iti tlwcase of Chriatfan tho reason of passing tim CP 11fWaN iclhilt tliv certificatc or rather IO ptatcnient and protest of the t1 uoarll their IIrens 1f xiiitffoFJiotcpimtltig th T votoofe 1 ilbpkiiWvJIIrf prec ItN0 1 vhlchpnper hinvevor states the yolo cast for the various cnhili- Ontes in that precinct which was CxclmliMiiiu this certificate of tho 4mtitjgtIiipaper asjtot t hp original but a copy silllI hl1Ittt riwrt 4 Iieduf Until the original could he found It rI I iinderBlood lliat the original pa- pui TsnViw 4u possession of the board n ml will bo presented to- morrowi In tho case of Hopkins the now nohjrirtuB letter of protest vrtn nil only tiiinjt Btibniittcd iii- ijonnuct A ion with the original ccr- iillcnle No nmtnvHR werosnb IttIll and the attorneys for flCIeI fiaiji they know of noho W iirguij r 3ir jiorinittcd if to pass WithoUt olijwtion in order to save time Tho Uourd adjourned at 4 lt O Mclock to lII ctiutho Senate i3k fc hamu6r ilt Uio morning at 10 l cloek tohear argnmenU but4o I ii counties passed Judge ryore pllll QIIJlt KHiii that titbrnoyfi 5t1bmltfthcjr ob I jecliIItItlU wvorttl counties liribllyiii writing o sfo tixpd titot hCc1iIiCJsli9n The ntor 7 ueyft for Qoebol wore not alto t tether jiloased at this suggestion l but acquescid with as jootjl grade ILS posiIiIerhou ntl1othelWs t ion again a ocl1s y i records JlcOrc ifyrlor dOebel S moved that the of c tllJhi Instructed to deliver 4 n 8t1u1 papor 1Id- hefl iutititfcjp under consideration to Judge IlBrgiu of unsavory faiue iit the Oapita1llotlGoqi liels hoadquart6r8rtonight so that his nttorneys could consider kEi2 7 tpecrotary Ifinley and Attorney iIsoit objdclod 6n the grounds that tho Inw slid not permit the rillow the 4 fi lpnjcrtJ fgomtofhis lfficonld Vfiuggcfltedtbatnttornoys for both y Itcl could come to the Secretary of Sfn1osoflico tonight and niako tlu jxaniinntion Judge Iryor agreed to this anti it was so de- ddolfrt In closing the session z Judgo 1ryor said tho principal i1 to bo discussed was A whotlier the Board could go be Itind tlio returns Oapt Ellis put it in a little diUoront lang 4 lingo and saul the question was v r v1iotIier thp Board could cOn f gder the supplnipntaUy reports i clr II IitcoI i JbettoJhe or 1 ItlS Jr jrioiiglifctlwt this question will ie tIisctit lfrltJil the nonJxig N j IcfOrO l ycQi1i Js tMbtt iip Iii f 7r111Wfi Hrri ul Mffctii0 OaurKjf l ItIr1la1oda3 vithi the false Ql1d t uop tloiialtory al0t11 the troops t Jff t nIltcrIHClOIr ijig hero ind 1IiterhorBradIoS jva Mi- KS 7 get f jiIIg these meIi liars tQ use force y i t Ill Q brtv Taylpr4 jjphalfi Qbyotr v orBratll yjvont iii UofqrQ the j iloard niiltleiea tIi story 1fll ii t t leiid i 111 i O3t1vigorous ci j 1a3tIo1ybIg ncwsiaper c i 1 fI 1 IftIt1e 1t ire tio thus Iying i I tit i witli incendiary stories 4 tjdZ r1 j thtPtrntej refused tO to iYQ g the retthRi 1 f + frn1Tc11cr8Qt j1U3 haifbualtelof vi typc vrjltcjv PQy48 anti nows i4-t japer clipjiiig8t that was sent I illllItt1onwas any objection iml Jo liuviiis hntoI fltull brought in Attorney EcVillapn I Ul there wiiaMuine thut r lhtrgls eoiihl carry in anything ho lIeflHedft citrif hngQl I1nyol tIing ese A gcndonmn oiTIhnsing 1rOctor Knotts expression said tho count by Gobbtii Hoards and th19 hlli Illcor lie wKontucky vojo JjgforO the Shite IJoard inttor tlio Gooblw was IlSko suing tho dovil nnd frying tho case in hull a Courtney Ohcnault secretary of tuG tatpJJoanl always pronounces JrallleJ1Jfouin name Paatcer with omplmsis on the- Ltocrfl Ii 1 A lawyer of somo note said to lay making a comparison of tho legal talent arrayed on tho two sideK1Baiti that HolIAIt Will Bon fill Helm Jlruea backed up by Gen Taylor Judge Prjitt Judge Holt anti the other eminent lawyer who lire nil the time busy digging up points of law covering every phase of the oiiiorgency would boforo they got through make Goobols nt tornoysJoQk like 0 cents It Qoobcls attorneys are Mr Mc Oreary JudgoJJargiB It Prank Uennott JI Young- nmlJVmnrel Mitchell of ary speech famp lie would kill all the white Kepublicans s op1f Capt W T Ellis is clearly the strpngcst ieoIahityOil the State Board fa a it A group that attracted somo attention nt the clinner table to 1iwwas made tip of AVilliam QoolK Mn Ioynt JUdgo Pryor Joo IHnekburn B Frank Puako Wilhmll1itchelllnll Graham Vreeland of tho CourierJournal who had incurred tho disfavor of Qov Uradley by hiainisrcpresen tat ions o fr Ohio James madon speech yes Gaylethofor Congress The expression 1 didnt hear the II hut Iii bet it was In condiarrj e Judgo Dempsey A D Sisk onlyHopkins nhlymrivct9rnorrQW o It is npt known whether any thing in the way of evidence will bo submitted to back ip MQSsrs Bradley and Lagoons letter of protest No alli davya have shown up yet But no fear is felt that the vote of Hopkina ihlba disturbed Thero are inany visitors in l ratlldrfiJromvnriousfunrt eta Demijcrats but no unpleas antness of JlIIY kind has been manifest in any quarter PM lit The Latest From Frankfort Special to THE IJHK Frankfort Dec 0At 500 this evening tlle board adjourned henringbvoup all tho time 11lII all oclock this morning Tonight Judge Humphreys forantiQocbel side and Judge llargis for Qoebol what is heard llargis wants two hours and a half to talk about Louisville nfljdavits and hp furnishes the argument The Senate Chamber has been used today and was crowded all perfect order being manifested Green and Harrison counties wore tabulated this morning The Iican attorneys wprk drawingobjection to the other riino counties not bo counted until argument is closed and thQ boardl1ccil1e- swhetherthey can go behind lie tg have been up OI this pohif1Qringlng incidentally counties Only tlio bare bold unfounded letter of stfrom lias been produced No afftdavits promis been ajiowii and Hopkins not in list of counties submitted by Goobol attorneys as objected Capt iEllis asked sonic pointed queatipns this ntt rlO that staggdrd Gqebols Attorneys to answer tothmr The argumonta made by Fairlegh and completely vOsltad wed the work of Goe attortioys The Qodbel men BchQluingf Dotttlwi1I1but will Tssuocertiflcatc8 to the Republican ticket elected by the voice of thoreople RMM 0 Is READY TO 8ORRENDE- A HongKong Dispatch Says that Aguinaldo is Willing to Sur render to Wildman FILIPINO JUNTA ADVISED HIM TO DO SO Oeiii Hughe nt Sanla Ilnrbnru ia iioy lie4 lEar Occupied Tivcnty owl Aunlnnldoi Mother Wad hut Pence U Now Not Far Off Xcw York pec OA spc jlarcable groiii from Hong Kong to the Evening Vorll uajfB that Filipinos there na iioiincc llmt Agulnaldu Is ready to Biir rciiiWr If Consul Widnian will receive him oi JfiuiIlQ The dispatch nilda that the Filipino Junta nt Hong IConjj watt Iii commuhlcatlon with Agulnuldo lust week and ndvlscd him then to throw lInifcf on the mercy of the United Etiitrti- Orn hugh In Jnnn Manila Dec 5 l2i p nocnHughes now occtipleii Sania Barbara und CnLuUinn Island of Ianay Mf hues extending 35 miles north of Hollo lie linn occupied 20 towns The Inhalj tontij are returning with white flag their fear of the Americans Is dimln Ihhlng nil they learn that they will be ivell treated It is Impossible to get the insursrnli lo fight They are retreating to the monntnlhf nod no more crgonlzcd re fiatnnco Is expected The artillery pocklogused toe this purpose Altujnnltlua Mother Drilrc Peace New York Dec 6A dispatch to the Herald from Manila sny Agutnatdoft mother says she desires nothing but ixnce She is glad from the bottom of her heart that the insurrection U hear on end- Agiiltialdo she itys is pot sufficient ly civilized to keep from being misled by bad counsel from his ministers and congress a majority of whom con stantly declared for war against Agul nnlilos prsonal vislirn to the con Imy arnlldcii ot Kind Treatment She is immensely gratified at the kind treatment of herself and Agulnalr lions lon by the Americans She be lieved they would be shot anti tried lo keep the Identity of her grannxflii raclcdr Agulnaldons mother nays that the death of his baby recently born was due to falllug from a nurses arms sad waa not us has been reported the result of exposure during the retreat of the Flllfilnos She adds that iht women and ofllcers families are suf fering fearful privations arid hard thlpi She declares she does not know Agiilimldos prsnt whereabouts nor bis ultimate destination SENATOR HAYWARD IS DEAD Kclirnnkiix Now SeimlorKlcot Died Without llnvlnir Uren Able to Take lila Sent Nebraska City Neb Dec 5ena tor Keyword died at 020 a m United States SeliotorMonrooL Jlayward was 09 years old und hnd lived In Nebraska City for 32 yean Although n lawyer by profession ho made his wealth largely through In vestments in lands In Nebraska anJ Kansas His election to the UnHed States senate was his lint appcaranvu in national politics lie was defeated for governor by Poyntcr two earn igoireduclng the fusion majority front 1 SOOO to a000 When the last legisla ture was found to be republican Mr Uaywar3 announced his coIl1tdac for the United States senate and the light which followed was one of the bitterest In the history of the state The longdrawnout caucus deadlock finally resulted in his election but soon afterwards he was stricken with par alysis while addressing a political nicctlng Senator Hayward Vas a veteran of thu civil war serving in the Twenty iccond regiment of New York volun cOIIIQlierutndmcounty N y In 1870 and his vidqw and two sons survive him IvuriUiu Veuorcanee Constantinople Dec 0 Private ad vices recslVed here report that tile Kunls hove nvcnged the recent Incur Klon of Jtntslan Armenians Intothul- aI1Ilrc111bitrlot in Turkish Ar menlo by pillaging the Armenian vil loge of Kofjtur anti massacrelng 3UQ of IU Inhabitants linn Heard Nothing of IU New York DecOCopt McCluskey of the detective berean said that ho bail heard nothing of the capture of Wm1 Miller oftb Franklin pyndN tote of Brooklyn who wnssatd to hate been arrested in Montreal He said lie did not believe MlllW had beenat reCited A Rare dinned for Lnmlmucn Chicago Dec 5Capt Blockllnger jpmmander of the naval recruiting sta tion In Chicago has been instructed to enlist 30 landsmen tor the cruiser hartford which will leave San Vrnn sisco December 20 for n years trip ircmncl the world K I ulit Stores Darned MayJl1IXy Dcc5Flre yester day destroyed the Dewey block on Bllghtii nntl1roadVo lund eight stores The flM broke out In a laundry build Jnffi anti spread rapidly to the other building I oilllCOQOOI insurance nsooo President McKinley will deliver an ndiircsa nt this tomb of Qcorgo Vnshingtofat December J41 the one hundredth anniversary of WaEJIIng niclIwlUbepaoV ryOrand Lodgo Jh United States except Pennsylvania the rules of WWcIi body forbids partici patton in public ceremonies A sa luto bo fr6m the guns at Fort Washington and several war ships will bo ordered tlie Potomac to add to the itnpresslveness of the event n PLACED IN A NUTSHELL A Iluty Mnii Bjnopsts ot What It Curcrcc by the rrrtldent Anaunl Utn HBO to Coiixrrtn Following is a synopsis of the presi dents message seiit to congress on Iht 3tli lirtt The full docnment is 2OO tords long prosperous l1e merchant marino shouia b rcnthenedWe peace and on trlenn J termwith all foreign nations eanallurgedAdditional has been allotted Ur olllionour relations with Germany arc mos cordial There exists a generous com mercialrlvulry The Alaskan boundary question Is still unsettled America would havo been glad tb hnv i lwoenlIrltlf neutral JurlsdlcllouIn 110ccsatisfactorllyFriendly relations have been rrne vi0 ili Spain claimCommercial Tlo publics ehoulil bo promoted fromAmerIcantanKlhiK European alliances Mnlals of honor should b6 awarded t i attarRepeal ot tM clause limiting the rice of armor plate to poo a ton is recommendoil The government deal with the PaclHo roads is approved Natives In our 18Ian possessions should farmingTho Biilu slavery ts not xmtBnlem should 4 founded atonco In Hawaii Alaska Is In need of latin tot loom BSV eminentThe must bo upheld ond mob Vld I en co punished hnaImprovcdConcerning tho Philippines Cuba Porto IreldntIolcIUnleitanco art follows The future of the Philippine rests with ccnnees Tho Islands are ours and can not be abandoned A special storm of goy eminent Is not recommended the inxur rectlon Is still on and when it terminate additional facts will be necessary before n detetmlnNlTheplete Cuha The time is ripe for the odoptldu of a temporary form of government V Porto Rico Chinhavathe empire has continued to grow and our commercial rights have ben maintained vt ttiey will be In the AI appro priation for an Industrial commission to rorAmerIcanundleKIIlIatlonportion of the gold holdings should a greenbacks tion but when once redeemed should not thereafter be paid out except for gold Trusts are justly provoking public discussion and which control the market suppress competition and en hance prices are obnoxloiis to common law and public welfare Such evils shoutbe remedied The District of Columbia centennial the proposed memorial bridge over the Po tomac the modification or the civil Her vice law the centennial anniversary o YlouchedprlunlUesprlsentedgrave ll inS volved THE MASTER OF ALL CUBA Lien Iiconnrd Wood Said to he Suit Cd for Supreme Command In the Island of Cuba Chicago Dec 3A special to the TimesHerald from Washington cstys Gen Leonard Wood will be the mOl pIthwhen crngress takes action by provid ing n new civil government for the island Gen Wood Is not to be called oflt daily civil governor He will be military govcfrior in supreme cum mahd of the island butt In the absctice of any insurrection or trouble and none IM expected by the administra tion his duties III chiefly be civil hen Wood is tolmve the rank of ma br general of volunteers whlcli will enable him taf outrank the regular army officer who remain in Cuba nude his command Sonic of the generals now thieve are to be withdrawn nud those who re nmln will be jilaccd tinder Grn Voolsi orders FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION Kin Men Prlithtfullx Injured Tito of Them I tnlly nnd One SilsMIiigSS Jollct III DecO1lIe explosion rJ a boiler in the billet mill at the Jotlct plant of the llllnplsitcei Co yesiir doy afternoon caueed frightful In juries to nine men with another miss log Two Patrick Sullivan nnd Henry Asbestcr will probably die Firvmiiii John McBrIde wan blown 15 feet and badly burned William McMnllen nu Btstant to the superintendent zany not recover Capture nf JIararnlbo Continued Wushliigton Dee 5The tutc do partnicut ling received cable messngr from Uiiied States MlnlMcr LoomIs ui CnracuB Venezuela confirming the jirfiSR report of the capture of Mnracal lio by the Insurgent general Ilernnn Liegs AVatLhlntf for a Suspect Norfolk Vn Dee 5The police ain cinja are vatchlngthe Norwegian bath Fortunn now in this port and soon U sail for Tamplco Mexico ns they Nile pect Miller the New York exbanker will laKe passage on her Private Dank Itoblird Poplar Grove 111 I Dee WThir prl vale bank lucre was entered byburgluri Monday night and the safe blown open The robbers secured 3000 and miidi their escape Kcvolt Suppressed Berlin Dee Gt dispatch frtim- Guutemnln received here under yester days dote sayS the revolt on the fjipn tier oj Sun Salvador has been sup pzesed Not the First Time fierce assault made upon Ailinlral iJqwey for deeding WIy the gift presented to him by a lot of entliusinstB tfns nil out of propor tion to tlio dlTeiifio IQyey is just ftS grent ns ho over was nUll Ills place lit history in Axed He is no tlio first innit that lot his admire hiliJUIIngalnMtorrOlonthlt Leader 1i Makes the food more delicious and wholesome oAt mAnse rowto eo sew voss MUNRO HAD In NERVE- The Surrender of Gen Conon and Eight Hundred Filipinos to Fifty Americans LIEUT MONROE PLAYED BLUFF AND WON One ot the Dent Piece of Work Dona DurIng tile KnOrc Illlplno Var Deveiity SpnnUli PrlMinvm nml Sump Americana ItesetiedAriitos und Property Captured cV York pec n A dispatch to tile Heruhl from Manila says The surrender of hen Conan owl 800 Itt Btirgents at Ilayonbonp to Lieut JlimiS K My nro of the Fourth coral ry vo4 the result of a remarkable dls play of courage and bltilt on the part of the Amerisan officer Llcuf Munro had only 50 nun with hlmantlnll pojsiblv reinforcements acre far in his rear lie communi rated by telegraph with time insurgent leader stating that he was ready to mote on Buyonbong at once with a large force unless he received thcnn conditional surrender of the rebels Tho lieutenant wired south for rein forccmentB but 24 hours before they reached him he went to llnyonbong with lila little escort of half a hun fired men and Gen Conon surrendered lo him It Wfi n Successful Dluflr Manila lice 2 C p mThe capture- b Lieut ifunro und 50 men of the Fourth cAvalry ot the Filipino general Conon with tOO officers nail men with rlllcn several American and 70 Spau Uh prisoners at Bayonbang Proilncj ot Nueva Vlcoya was a successful luau Lieut Munro tapped therebi1 nIre trlcgrnphed to Comm that he walt tdvanclng with n lage force anti dc manded hh surrender After nvgatin Mow Conon consented to capituhite to u Superior force whereupon Lieut Mimra tejegraplied Jlhnt hp would on ter the towli with n small guard aiiT rpccivi the garrisons KUrnnder HI- ipturoil the whole Filipino force nod wcurpd their arms he relwls nlippos tag Munro unit nn army behind him Sulcldi of Cupl Iirereliu Washington Dec 3TIme war Oe pnrtment has received the following from Gen Otis at Manila dated De sqnber 2 Lieut Col lirereton captain of the Iwentyfourth Infantry while tempo rarily insane committed suicide at Santa Thomas near San Ferando Un on province Luzon at six oclock title Saturday morning Insanity was Jlrst manifested November 20 at Arlu jay 3Iiirdcr In tin Anyluni Kankokee UI Dec1WIiHam WI- le colored n patient In the asylum for time insane here was found in bd in the dormitory Friday stabbed tn- I hi heart There were no signs of n iltuggle Fifteen other patients sleep In time dormitory It Is believed one jf them committed the murder A Smooth Forsrer liillsboro I1JDcc 3 Letters rfc eiJved by Sheriff Cnsseday from Will Jim lllchardson and Attorney Castro sf Parkersburg W Vn conclusively tMabltah that in Ellis Glenn the man lyiininn one of the smoothest forgets a the country has been captured lloan Credential Factory Chicago Dec 2A special to the TimesHerald from St Paul sayst 11 8 said n factory for the manufacture f bpgus credentials for Chinese desiring to enter the United States Is III Deration nt St Paul No arrests hava yvt been made A Dead Millionaire1 New York Dec 3Word has Just brett received here that John S Blair ot Hlolrstowu N J n millionaire many times over and one of the oldest railroad builders and owners in the ccuiUry died nt 5 a m Wehnlcr lnvl Golnir loSonth Africa Washington Dec 4Mr Webster Daylf assistant secretary of the In tenor left here last night for a trip to South Africa He with sail front New York Wednesday morning utah be away three month Fifty Horses Cremated Boone la Dec aTile livery stable of Payne Sons was burned and 40 horses were cremated The loss is es timated at 20000 with 7000 Insur ance The fire was started by an in cendiary Sirs Aluhens D Stlckney Dead St Paul Minn Dev 3Mrs Al pheus D Stlcknjy wire of the pros dent Of the Chicago Great Western RaIlway Co died at her home In this city SIll lied been an Invalid for two years Irlntlnit Press Inventor Dead New York Dec 3 Charles Potter Jr the printing press jnventor died at his home In Plainfleld N J lIe had been sick some time with a com plication of diseases The Logan at Gibraltar W shlngton Dee 3The war de partment lilts been informed of the ar rival of the transport Logan at Gibral tar with till well On board The Logan tailed from New York for Manila NCI ycmlMT 20 with the Fortyfirst infan try Ashore In Coos flay San Francisco Dec 3News hast been received that the schooner Ku reka which left here November 14 has gone ashore near liandon Co bay half a mile from the jetty It In not known whether any lives werolosrt I Subscribe forTnn BEE I j TBt i fl t r AtBAKING It4SQWTELV1VRE POWDER FIFTYSIXTH CONGRESS thImyslxthunlul routine resolutions were adopted and tha oath administered to new mem hers liner which Senator Bewail of Nen Icrnny announced tho death ot Vice resident Hobart and presented renolutkms which were adopted nnd till resulin suspended 11 In time house DavIt II Htnderfon of Iowa was elected speak er mid Inducted Into office The adminis tration of the oath 16 CongressmanKleff Jtoharts of Utah was postponed pendlni Inquiry the need rules were adopted Mills were drawn by members and thi session ended In the senate on tho Cth the president message was received and read nftei which the death of SenatorElect JIonro U Hayward of Nebraska was announced and tho senate Immediately adjourned at a mark of respect to deceasedin thi house after a debate of three hours tIll resolution offered by Mr Tayler of Ohio on the appointment of a spe del committee to the chargci QKGlnst Brigham H Itoberts the Mormor representativeelect from Utah was paused by a vote of 202 to 30 Interest Ir this event completely overshadowed tIlt redding of the presidents message STOICISM OF THE KHALIFA When UcnUtnnce Was Ikeless Sal Uouu in the Nidst of Ilia Hmlrn to Die Cairo Dec 2officers from the Bait drill who have arrived here say that when lea Wingates force overtook IIht khalifa the latter tried to outflank the AngloKgyptions but failed St- Ing his position was hopeless the khaljfu told his emirs to stay with him and die lie then spread a sheepskin on the ground and sat down on It with tho emirs on either side of him The khal ifa was found shot through the head heart arms anti legs and the emlm were lying dcrtd beside him The mum hers of hlR bodyguard were all dead in front of them GARRET A HOBARTS WILL UN Family Hnnlflceutly Provided For and it Xumher of Friends Itcnieiulierrd Patcrson N J Dec 2The will of the late VieePresident Garret A Ho bart was Pied in the PnsSaie county surrogates ofllce The value of tile pstpte Is not given but it Is understood I In be nliout 3SOO000 Of the esluto ttrr Jennie Hobart the wfdow re celres 1000000 anti onehalf of the I remainder after a number of bequest are paid the son Garret A Hobart Jr Inheriting the other half when he Ilttnlns hlfr majority A BOLD EXPRESS ROBBERY Olio Mnit Hold Li TITO McsseltZena- and Siiciirts Seventeen Hun dred Dollar Charleston SCDcc2 Anunknowit white man closely unasked held up two messengers in a Southern Express PC car last night and under cover of i revolver compelled them to give up M700 In cash Eight thousand dol lars in another safe was overlooked by hc outlaw whoaccomplished work without any aid The robbery took place near Branch rllle S C on the Southern railway A SUPPLY TRAIN WRECKED talC Pork Intended for the UrltUh Army In South Africa Ditched In Illinois Chicago Dec 4A train of Hrefrlftr itor cars containing salt pork Intend ul for the British army in South Af rica wan wrecked yesterday ncnrlCcnil ivorth 111 on the Milwaukee division il the Chicago Northwestern The are were completely demolished lint It Iti believed time greater part of the pork cnn be saveds serious delay In ihipmcnt however will result THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY Ceniral lintlmiitaiiin for the Canill- ilncy of thePre cntIncuinhrnl President flies City of Mexico Dec 4The liberal party committee has called a national convention of the party to assemble Iftrc February 10 to nominate a can jidate for president of the rcpublii The local committees report general nthuslasm for the candidacy of Pros dent Diaz and political meetings ard processions arc being held all over the republic IliUIeaiantly Close Call Manila Dec 2Mr A L Sonncn ihein whu recently escaped from the Filipinos at Abra bearing credentials front Lieut Gilmore says that the lieutenant rind his fellow prisoners were drawn up in line at pan Isldro to be idiot by order of len Latin shortly titter their capture but were sated by the Interference cf Agujnal lo- flcuped From Jail Columbus 0 Dee 2capt Ike T Jobe late of the Sixth United States Infantry who was to have beeli tried before the United States court here tot using war department peudlty envelopes for private letters escaped trout the county jail here liitold Wealth In Silica Milwaukee Dec 5A Sentinel spa Inl from Monroe WIs says An im incliNe bed of high quality silica has been discovered at Dayton Green coun ty the value of whtch Is placed be twecn sis and 20 perton One bed which has been sounded is ten feet thick amid extends into the hills fully j mile Voluntiiry Increase In Wuite Kansas City Mo Dec tiThe Burn ftomHnnnMuiifjer Dry Goods Co yes terday nnnounced a voluntary increase In wages of Its 800 factory employes ol from five tol2i pr cent to take cf fet Immediately and run through the winter SubscrIbe Jor TrniBEE FELL AT MODD RIVER The British Loss in Gen Methues Last Battle Was 438 Killed Wounded and Missing LOSSES OF THE VARIOUS COMMANDS Of the 1otul SerenljrTlueo Were lUlled OntrljtutThe llrltl1i Dl vrstlnir Their Dntchor Bill Urn Mrihucn Conitructlut u UrlUsc Acrni the Slodder London Iec3As surmised the Uritlsh dend and wounded at the hard fought bottle of Modder River nutnber hundrods Xp to 2 ty in only the bare total 438 of which number 73 were killed lion been given Out So it is lam posslble to deduct from time butchers bill such information Hoarding the nature of the fight as to losses Of the different units The onsen liy ConimnniiH The rcUsed list of Modder IHver casualties noncommissioned officers and men is divided os foltays Ninth LancersOne wounded Kiifjlncer Two wounded Artillery Three killed 25 wounded Second Coldstrenms Ten killed 50 wounded Third Grenadiers Xlnc killed S3 wounded four missing Scots Guards Ten killed t7 wounded one rnislmig Xcrtlnunljcrlnnd Fusllecrs Eleven killed 31 wounded First Isovthumbcrlands Three wounded Second YorkshireNine killed U wounded First North Lancashire Three killed 11 wounded Argyll rind Sutherland Highlanders Fifteen killed 03 wounded two missing First Coldstreams Twenty wound ed I South African Reserve One wound ed Medical CotpsOne wounded AN OFPIC1AIDIStATCU- 11e Ilrltlsh Val Olfleo hears Prom Gen ForestlerWnlkrr London Ie6 JTb war office line received the following from len lor tstlcrWnlkcr Cnpe Town Friday Del 1Geiti- ntacre reports no change in the situ ation lien French has made n reconnnis rant from Kaauwpoort to Mosmead The troops hoVe returned Ucn Methucna flesh wound is slight lie is remaining at itodilor River for the reconstruction of the bridge Am relnforceing hum with Highlanders and a cavalry corps Horse artillery the Canadian regi meat Australian contingents and three battalions of infantry intro moved up to the De Aar and Belmont line HeiMirts Wore Premature From Gen Foerestler Valkcrs dis patch it is proved that oil reports of lea Methuens advance offer the bat tle of Madder RIver were premature though with the railroad working he should not be long in constructing a temporary bridge His enforced de lay doubtless will bo of considerable service In giving lila hardpushed column needful rest and in allowing the arrival of reinforcements of which he must be sorely in need after three such fights placing hors dc combat upwards of 1000 men out Of less titan 7000 llrciiMMufin for South Africa Portland Ore Dec 2Time demand front South Africa for wheat anti damn Is greater than ever before Since tlu season opened six cargoes lime been shipped front Portland Others have been declined on account of lack ol tonnage but ItJs probable that al least six more cargoes will be shipped this season Ibid for further UxnmliintlonJ- Ccw York Dec 4U Mocker el Chicago arrested by detectives at till request of the Chicago police charged with larceny in Chicago was remand ed yesterday in Center Street court tin til Tuesday for further examination und the arrival of papers from Chicago AViitit a Curfew Ordinance Toledo 01 Dec 4 Members of the Womens Christian Tempeance union clergymen and other church worker have called a meeting for Thursday afternoon at one of time local churchei to memorialize the common council tc pass a curfew ordinance Nine oclock is agreed upon os time time limit Mnracnlbo Taken by the Rebel Caracas Venezuela Dec 4After a fight lasting 16 hovrs the city of Mnm calbo capital of tlq state of Xulln It in the power of the Hernandist rev lutlonary forces ProtesI Against Itohcrti Chicago Dee 6 The Methodist preachers meeting yesterday sent i telegram to Congressman Wllian Lorlmer protesting against the seating of Congressman Roberts Interview WHU the Ircsldcnt Washington Dec 1 Ferdinand Peck commissioner general to the Purls exposition had a brief interview with President McKInley yesterday af ternoon and left immediately for CliI cago Spanish Irlinner HcIeuHcd Madrid Dec 4The Spanish consu at Manila announces that 135 SpanUl prisoners have been released by thi Filipinos Mrs Ron Fields and little son of Bowling Groomi are visiting the family of Mr Vfm Mcunry II M Wheat will flll his regular appointment at Nebo Sunday DtBulrsCOUCH Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia lungalIecUons13I11All Dall SIC- DidlWeD Many persons have their good I day and their bad day Others r are about half sick all the times They have headache backache and are restless and nervous Food does not taste good and the digestion is poor th skin 4is dry and sallow and disfigured pimples or eruptions 1 sleep brings no rest and work is a burden What is the cause of alt this1 Impure blood And the remedy b It clears out the channels through which poisons are carried from the body When all impurities lire removed from the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure If there Is constipation take Ayers Pills They awaken the drowsy action of the liver they cure biliousness Wrtto to our Doctor We hero tho cxcloilro cervices Of tome ot the mot emint rlir lcl ni la 4 llthparllenlallmoire a prompt rpD1U J AVERLowell I Senator Ueboe Libeled Nothing thnt has appeared in the Peinocrntlo press by way prejudic lug tho people ot ontuCky hgaliist the ItqpubltcanQrgnnizntlon in thIs state IIIIK been more unfair or more liboloiiH than tho expressions falsely attributed to Senator Boboe Thi cnrnORt llepublloanwho took a reirtable and powerful part In the cain pnlgn ngnlnst GocbollAm but who luprkoftJtoiruggtn sncrI1hed the dignity of tim high public eta tlou whIch bo occupIcKi has been maliciously quoted in columns of Interviews not a word of which ho over uttered lIe has been writ ton up by Democratic newspaper reporters who never saw hIm By tho Louisville Times In particular ho has brett offered such IndlgnltS ns merits the Pxecration of every de cent citizen of Kentucky Senator Doboo has felt very tlepply tho humiliated position of his state since the lay of time gubernatorial election Ills was almost tho first bravo true volco raised in protest ngnlnst tin disfrancliigoment of the voters of Kentucky by tho Qoqbgl ixed election commissions in warn Jug of the people hgnlnst tho threat I curd Invasion of their rights But ho tittered no word calculated of Itself f to promote disorder He appealed tto the people for no actiOn ii1 save to stand by the result of the state election ns declared by the election hoards of tho soveral counties every ono of which comprised f 1 two Democrats to one Republican lIe simply asked the men of Ken tucky to preserves tho victory they hind won against frightful odds and ho was not only wltjila his rights but following directly the path pf imis duty as a citizen and as a public oillcor of high station and wido jn lliionco Before the poplo of Kentucky wlth whom ho has boon in closest touch throughout this momeiitoun cam paign Senator Deboo needs no de tense They perfectly apprecinto his patriotic and Intelligent devo tion to thin enuRoof civil liberty In this commonwealth But this much hi refutation of Democratic slander ought to roach tho people of other states nnd ought to find its way into the columns of fair newspapers in every community t1iero the libels of tim Kentucky senator have been printed Louisville Commercial t Letter List Tho following letters remain un called fur nttlio Knrllngton post ofllco Aufioiibaugh J It Abbott C Burns Walter Brown A D Bell Charley Bradley Bon Browning W L fluster KmiiiQt Bellonfant Frank Cook M O Carlisle J P Cooiiibfl Mrs M L Clark Miss Salllo Campbell Mrs Susie DEvltts John Duiilap Charles Dulln Ueorgo DickeiiHon Torn Frins Jlov Wilfrold Freeman NYlloy Gorey Dan HaJnos Mattio HeiiBon Alpb Jones K D Jon nings Joseph Lukes K Luster Leonard Lynch John L Love Santay Morgan W II Moore II C Moore MM Jane OtTutt L T 1rout JIV Koseoe Thos Btley SVHIIam Raymond Charley Loulffr Reed South A T SttiarV Jno Slatali Sam ShannonNVm Tomey M Wlnjr Kd Wagner Jute Willis Charlie Young David C G RoJllNjON P M- Earllngton Ky Dee 5 1809 Thq R H Photo ear Is In town and la turning out a flno lot of plioto graphs CT I 1 p Itl 1Cj I I e PAUL M MOORUi Cilltor and Mtnajer feEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated Entered the PcitoBco at Etrlington ai Second lall matter SUBSCRIPTION HAl ES UuaYear atdctlynadvnco Ii- Six 001 ti it n I OnID ThreeMontha S Single Copies i i Specimen mailed tree on application Orreipondenta wanted In all parts tb onnlr Addreit us for particular J THURSDAY DECEMBER7 1899 PRESIDENT MoKcuEvs message to congress is a strong document and is splendid proof of tho ab ility of nations chief executive lie deals with the questions now confronting the American people in a masterly way It is certainly an able message 1 GOVERNOR BIUULKV in his fear less manner went before the r State board of election commis siners amI vigorously denied the report that ho intended to in timidato the board by calling in f a force of men from diircrent parts of the State lloports to k this efFect had boon circulated by the Goebel press for some time lie denounced tho reports as wilful and malicious false i foods and the best ele 11mont of the people believe the words of tho Governor to bo l itrue Governor Bradley has stood for the rights of the peo pIe and will retire from his oflico with the respect of tho best peo pIe of the State In his stand for tho peoples rights lie lbs incurred the enmity of tho Goe r bel gang lint this was tint 1t 4 surprise to him or any one elselAny man who stands for in elections may expect the eter nal enmity of Goebel and his backers But Bradley is still ready to advocate the cause of the people anti he will go down in history as one of Kentuckyst l grandest and noblest honor to Gov Bradloyt Indignation Meeting That indignation meeting at Madisonville headed by John i Brasher 11 B Bradlo etc was a light affair as most all Goobclito indignation meetings are Of all people in the world tho Goobel itcs Jmvo the least excuse for 4 hoMing indignation meetings The voters on the other side ofj the question tho outraged man hood of Kentucky they are tho ones to bo indignant They have had to stand by and see such out 4 rages perpetrated upon the citi t zenship of Kentucky as was never before forced upon n free people With lila machine at their backs Mr Goebel and his followers hlvet ruthlessly trampled tho zrthepeople underneath their un hallowpd feet And yet theys are indignant What a lous attitude they place them selves in IA0 consistency what a jewel thou art t M 1 The Burlington BlectlonI A great deal has been published about tho alleged irregularity of tho election at Earllngton A full in vestigation of tho fact shows coneelusively that the election at those precincts was conducted with abso lute fairness and tho Democratic f election officers who hold tho elec tion so say It was Impossible that any fraud could have been perpos trated there except by collusion of the Democratic officers of election anti no ono believes that they would let tholr ticket got tho worst of It In speaking of tho fact that tho ballots ran out in North Earllngton precinct nut tho connection of County Cleric Brasher therewith run JKU dues that gentleman an in juslluo In making up tho list of ballots at tho various precincts Mr t Brusher was fair and manifested the Utmost care In tho matter Tho edi tor Of tho Hustler was present when these lists were mado out and the 4 matter was discussed and ho thinks It was at his suggestion that tho IbXtIvote was taken liS a basis as was tho largest volo over polled In tho county Several changes fcavo been mado In precinct lines since then nnd In all cases what waslthought to bo liberal estimates were mado In all over 0000 ballots were printed for tho county and It was not v thought possible that a shortage a would occur anywhere It HO hap pencil that much greater changes were mado In Northeast Earllngtoitc than was supposed nnd ntely the ballots ran short to the ox t tent of sixtyfour which woro sup Illed by Mr Brasher that day Mr J Brasher acted in tho utmost good faith in tho matter as well as the writer who feels that lio IH as much responsible for tho crier ns Mr Ilrasher MadlsonviUo 1 Iimtlor The Hustler is ono of u mini LeI of Democratic papers in Kentucky that supported Mr Gocbellthlough the campaign 0butwho will not bo made party to the steal of the State in dofl s f j anco to the face of tlio returns 1 4 which the Goebel managers have been diligently promoting since the returns began to como iji e Taking a stand against the c A I J 4 stealof the State Editor Givens consistently declares against if steal of the vote in two Karling ton precincts And honest well informed cTfijien of Hopkins county will applaud Mr Givens utterance of whntthey believe on this point As to tho matter of the ballots which fell short in Northeast Earlington precinct about which THK BKK spoke plainly last wool nnd backed up its utterance with undeniable figures Tile UKR will repeat that the error was inexcus- able on Mr Brashers part ii viow of the fact that his error which if not rectified by tho furnishing of additional ballots on election lay would have dis franchised 01 voters being so rectified that day has been made n ground of protest anti threat ened contest by the county Goe bel leaders of whom Mr Brasher is ono of the chiefest That THK DEE has always treated Mr Brasher with court tesy and consideration is ovr dcnced by tho fact that duringc his race for tho office now rhioltlsTrained from making any per sonal attack upon him not because material for such attackl might not have been because TILE BEE followed its fixed policy to keep out of its columns nIl unpleasant personals references that can possibly be avoided with duo regard to itsr responsibilities as a public ser vantaMen do make mistakes all of ushut with the precinct bound aries a part of tho records of his ofiice and tho lSD vote standing as monument to the citizenship I of Northeast precinct ho should have been able to make his fig closer than to apportion this precint Hitless ballots than tho aw would have given if estimated on tho only representative vote ever recorded in the precinct with its present bounds THE BEn has no desire to do Mr Brasher or anybody else an injustice and will continue to- ry to treat men right and to fearlessly for justice and truthas wo are able to see it Dastardly Journalism No other agencies whatever aro so active and so reckless in pro motion of the disfranchisement of the voters of Louisville rtJtlucc Louisville CourierJournal the Louisville Times These news papers ar6 experienced attorneys the usurpers of public office they supported the theft ofjI tho mayoralty by Oharles P Weaver two years ago ami in the present emergency they aro en listed with Mr Goebelagainst the electors of Louisville and against tho electors of the whole State Wo concede to newspapers as o individuals the widest liberty of opinion But there is a single course as to tho pre of the news and that involves tjio printing of the truthI Neither tho CourierJournal norJ tho Times however since the of the election has hesitated to to publish the most monstrous distortion of the facts bearing upon the contest for the govern orship which is still pending solely by reason of a desperate ffort at usurpation Upon every possible occasion these news papers have manufactured pro tended telegrams from various sections of the State misrepre tontingHopublicans putting words nOvel uttered into tho mouths of Re publican leadorsjfalsely declaring tho abandonment by Republican candidates of their claims to election and setting forth a state of public sentiment in tho several counties of the State which never did exist and whichI iofLouisville Commorcialc FATAL SHOOTING a yIng Crawley Killed by a Pisc tel in the Hands of Jno Ashhy t- All a result of nn accidental tllse charga of a pistol hold by JoInt Ashy at Sobroo Saturday afternoon Aflliby was wounded In tho hand andAlowing Crawloy instantly Both arc young mOil andworo friends IThoy were at Borrcrs saloon millt wore playing with a loaded phltolt weapon was accidentally thi- sharged tho ball passing through AshbyM hand and panotrating Craw JoyBs body Tho latter fell dead mill was hurled tho followlngday braw loy WitS 18 antI Ashby 22 years of ago Both aro well known Hie Speaker of tile housetJell David 11 Henderson has rep resented tho third Iowa districtin congress for nearly twenty years with amllty nnd distinction anti his promotion to tho upookersh Ip of tho house Is a logical remiltof the record that ho lilts mado as a public servant It Is tho culmination of a carocrof ututuheroHontatlveB has won recognition by unllaggingIndustry t- nilb by unfailing loyalty to prineltpie by tho faithful usItizen at r J1- I 1u1 I The Best Is the Cheapest Experience teaches that good clothes wear longest goodfoodgives best nutrition and a good medicine that cures disease is the best and cheapest Hoods Sarsaparllla is the best medi cine money can hUh because it cures when all others fail Poor HoahthJiadpoor health 01 years pains In swul ers back and hips with constant headache nervousness and Ino appetite Used Hoods Sarsapartta gained strength and can work hard all day eat heartily and sTeep wilt Hook it because U helped my husband to whom GiltersJloose Jcoc SatJa aJJ JlJjl 110041 tiIs urellyer liii th non Irrititing aid- eIcathtc to Lkwith 110041 Sarilparilla KENTUCKY PAPERS rho Horse Cave Times is nut bert y for the following statement T I Walton 0110 of our lending mer has an eye to antiquity as well as being alIve to present sur roundings Ho has In his posses sion a pair of deer horns of a largo buck hilled by Robert S Munford ear Munfordsvlllo during tho year 829 They nro beautifully mounted Gary Pierce presented them thom to Mr Walton as a reminder of tho early lays of Hart county Tlio Covington Commonwealth ays According to surveyors the of the stato Is located in Qnr ani county about four mllos west of Lancaster A now dwelling is bo ing erected on this spot and It will tho residence somewhat In teresting as tho magic center of Kentucky and the undoubted hub of tho universe Mr W B King tim stavo manias bought out tho stave factory of Saulosberry Co at Flat Lick Thlsinnkos Mr ICing in controlof all tho staves in hell county with the exception of a small quantity handled by some local parties at MIddlesboro which does not amount to onetenth of tho business says the Cumberland Courier The Barbourvillo Pathfinder says A Clay county mountaineer who had a suit in court at Manchester and which was decided against him paid Judge Brown the following compliment Judge you preside over a court with moro dignity and less ability that any man in Ken tuck Tlio Judge took It good na turedl rite Kelson Recorder says The hornet made his homo near tho ground tho past summer and that Just settles it that there Is going to a winter hero in Kentucky so old that there is great danger of every creature possessing animal life being frozen stilT as an Iron poker before tho first of January John F Lndd a Trigg county farmer lost nine head of flue bcof from the effects of overeating themselves In a fresh stalk field Jolt Prowltt of Caldwell county lost several from tho same cause A number of Kentucky nnd Teni nesseo capitalists nro organizing a German colony in Iron Gap Tenn About 103000 capital is invested Two hundred families will arrive tlicro in a few days PERSONAL Dr Ed Hayes of Madisonvillo at tended Quarterly meeting hero Sun Miss Dona Vood spent Tuesday in Madisonvillo J W Robinson and wife and little oil visited relatives in Springfield Tonn last week Miss Belle Streaker has been visit ing Mrs E Hibbs in Madisonvill- oHatchott Wise of Henderson was In tho city Sunday Mr nnd Mrs F P Glnnlnnl of Providence attended tho funeral of Tom Gilmour Mr Win G Barter has returned from pleasant visit to his old homo in Mt vernon Ind Attorney Jerrold A Jonson has re tnrned from Greenville Mr Cleo Giannlnt of Providence was in Earllngton Tuesday Miss Fannie Eudaloy of Ndbo visited friends hero last Saturday CompletedIGen Sangor has mndo tho Important announcement that tho Cuban census has been completed He is at present at Malaiizns nnd time news the end of time work is contained n n cablegram from that place re ceived by Secretary Root TIme dis patch shows that tho census was finished November thin exact fix ed by the original order from See Root Ills next work is a- olisus of Iorto Rico Meanwhile hin tabulation of tho Cuban enum returns will ho undertaken at once in this city rime returns will bo completely before tho 11th tiny of next pril tho date of expiration of tho year allowed by tho treaty of peace or tho determination of tho sta of tho Spanish residents of- Jtibn Took Laudanum A young man named George Tiny whoso homo is at Evansvlllo at tempted suicide on Saturday at Calhoun whom ho hind gone ns a witness in seduction case During hin trial ho wont out to a drug store and bought an ounce and a half of laudanum Then ho repaired to a livery stable where ho met liis brQthcr After a few minutes con versation ho took out tho vial of laudanum and drained it throw tho bottle at ills brother and exclaimed I have taken my medicine1- Ho became unconscious in a tow minutes Dr Well of Rumsoy was called 4i BOO liliiiixnd labored for an hour bring tho patient round hut was last obliged to glvo It lip The cause of sjilcldo Is unknown l tiVr tlt tj1fl J v i s lrrJJr J II + ol 1 LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Tho valuation placed upon tin Kentucky railroads this year Is over 140000000 Tho relief switch near Crofton Is to be extended and make a passing track when necessary to be used ns suchMortons office has been made both a day and night telegraph office with operator James Cravens as tho night man- Operator Henry Crunk who was once at ivprk on this division Is again anxious to go back nt tele graphingConductor Leslie Reynold haul the bad luck to have his caboose struck by 111 onglnoa few weeks ago and the result is tho company to enforce discipline has taken him oil Much credit la duo master of trains Devnoy tot preventing ns much as possible merchants and others of this place from losing tholr just duos by transient railroad men who labor horn for only it few days nUll then jumpthcir board or other bills Tho reports of tho earnings of tho L N llailrond Company for the past month shows big Increase both In gross and not receipts over tho same month last year and that In face of time facts that Ooebel tried to bankrupt It Sam Wizer who has been break ing on thin Henderson Division for tho past year mot with an accident last Sunday morning which resulted in tho loss of a thumb Ho was at tempting to coupel two cars together when his humid was caught between tho bumpers of two freight cars and so badly mashed that Dr Chattel WAS called in and tho Injured member amputated Ho was Otto of the most faithful mon on the divIsion and will bo badly missed Last Saturday night while Fire man Alfonso Conou was attending to his duties as fireman on tho switch engine in tho yard here Tlios An demon jumped upon tho engine to ride Mr Concn told him it was positively against tho rules of the company for him to ride on tho on gine and asked him to get olf At this Anderson became angry and struck time fireman over tho head with a jug ho had In his hand inflicting several painful injuries Foreman OBrlon nt onco looked thin marshal up and had Anderson put In jail for safe keeping DOWN IN THE MINES On account of 111 health Forenmi Thomas Robinson of tho Empire mines has been detained at lionio for tho last fow weeks Several miners of tho Barnsloj mines lost their jobs last week on account of serious trouble resulting in tho use of fire anns The Empire Coal Company say It is no longer a question of coal orders with thorn but rather how they can best fill tho most urgent ones Over 1200 cars of coal were ship pcd from Earllngtou alone during tho month of November and then orders only partly filled Tho coke handlers say they have nearly forgotten tho days of tin week so hard have they been work- Ing every day of late Agent Ethcrldge of Sobrce re ports one hundred and thirtythrei cars shipped from tho Sebreo mini during tho month November Wo believe there are enough multi ers in tills state to defeat those wh have tho gall to claim fair election of Goebol Tho addition otsovoral mines and the machinery necessary torun sauna keeps Foreman D W Umstoad on tho move constantly to keep ma chlnery in ordor Foreman J R Evans finds his as sistAnt George Wyatt a valuabli man indeed and one whom he can depend on to relieve him of too much hard labor Clay Wooldrldgo after a trial of 9333 9939 SdS 999393S33 i JIts Easy ITo Takel Thin pale anaemic girls I need a fatty food to enrich their blood give color to their cheeks and restore thcir m 1m health and strength It is Im safe to say that they nearly 1all reject fat with their food SCO S91 COD LIVER OIL m WI11IIrPOPHOSPliTE5OrLINEcSOMis W jg it not only gives them the im g portant element codliver oil m in a palatable and easily digested a- R formbut also the hypo 1- A phosphites which are so valua II I ble in nervous disorders that m usually accompany an mia SCOHS EMULSION Is a 8 m fatty food that is more easily digested than any other form j m of fat A certain amount ofJJ o flesh is necessary for health u You can get it in this way We have known per 1 m sons to a a 1fjoeEEEEEeEeeEEf e Mee I 1 several days in tile Empire mine as coal loader has como to tho conclu sion that ho is not able to Bland such workMining Engineer White of tho St Bernard Coal Compal1ysa s the electric motor lute la use at time Ilccla mine is causing hfm and his mcna great deal of trouble and hard work to keep in repair BccatiBo an unruly member of tho U M Workers was Justly con victed and sent to jail thin members of tho Union at 1lltsburg Kansas and In that vicinity will caVa strike which isnot likely to man out of Jail but cause much suffering among their families Rumor says that Joe Kline for merly of tho arnsloy mlno and at ono time Police Judge there line de veloped ihto a full grown agitator and is now sowing seeds of discord wherever ho can find a hearer Wo advisor Joo to give tho job up ns such seed will not take root in this coun tryniul spring up and bring forum fruit to his honor or rather wo should say his disgrace While everyone who knows him well agrees that Manager Hen W Robinson pf tho St Bernard Coal Company is but a small man in statue yet there is every evidence of tho fact that oven small as ho unity bo his pluck wllfcarry him through and command respect as was shown last week at Barnsley when some miners armed with deadly weapons woro preparing for war when a fow words from him and his presence be tween tho combatants caused thorn to at onco disperse Those who hnvosconjservlco in tho mines in this country and England generally agree that tho condition of tho miner hero in every respect is a great Improvement over that of England Yet wo see ono John Wil son of England has lately mado this country n visit timid in a written statement after returning to that country says lie Can ace very little that is good in America lie writes however enough to expose tho se cret of tho chief cause of complaint and that is ho found in his travels that there were in this country in splto of the wishes of tho agitator to tho contrary minor who possessed some Indcpoiulonco who had not yet sold out body and soul to labor lead ers but ncted as men capable of at- tendIng to their own affairs Ho thinks it strange Indeed thatminors hero nro olfcred wages which they have to tnko or leave It alono like nit other labor lenders His plan is sot your price antI if tho operator refuses to grant It ordora strike No Justice can he see In tho operator be ing allowed to run hits own business and furthermore ho cnn see no good In organizations In this country that have for their object tho protection of our labor against foreign labor Tho Henderson Coal Company was given n little taste of what the Miners Union wIll do for timGm or any other cOlnprn who will put tho reins in their hands Below is how tho Henderson Journal treats tho subjectTho Henderson Miningnnd Man ufacturing Companys mine at tho eastern limit of tho city has boon closed by order of District President J D Wood of tho Minors Union Twenty skilled minors 10 mining la borers mill 20 other laborers are at footed Tho Issue between time com pany and the union Is time wages of tho mlno laborers They now re colve h25 a tiny and tho union de mands 100 ami 170 according to tho class of work performed Mr Wardlow Rankln secretory of tho company said this forenoon that tho demand for tho advance for tho laborers was made by Wood last evening nnd that upon his re fusal to agree to it Wood went away declnrlngtlmt time mine should not produce any moro coal until tho de mand wat met Mr Ruskln said thatwhon tho scale was signed by time operators of this district last July thero was a distinct under standing with tho union though verbal that tho labor scale preva lent elsewhere should not be hold to apply to tho Henderson mine which employs but a small number of men tho proposition of this compahy that it could not as well afford to pay the scale as a merchant mlno where time output per capita is much greater being accepted as correct by tho union What will you do Mr Rankin askedWell axe two courses open to us either put coal up to3n load and make tho consumer pay it or operate with nonunion labor Wo think 125 a day is a pretty good price for mule drivers Just now wo aro idle but If any of our old men want to work wo want coal mined Soino of our old men have been with us twenty years nnd they dont want to be idle Ifany ono wants to work tho work is thero for thorn Mr Rnnkin explained that when first signed tho scale called for lie a ton anti afterward whim it advanced to 4tc Ills company promptly camo up but tho agreement as to tho mlno labor was as stated Pun scale defined by President Wood Is ns follows Sixtysix cents per ton screened lump dver nn inch amid a half screen mlno run 41o per ton day laborers 100 day and eight hours to con a ltllto a days work f Time price of coal has been advanced 15 cents per ton at tlio Jel lien Coal Creole mId Mlddlosbor ough unities owing fO time steady and heavy demand AB a result of this rise time prlco of domestic coal In tho local mrrkot thoro hrd advanced 25 Cents per ton- Forger Prank Scarce Frankfort Ky loc 4Gov Bradley lr noon today pardoned Frank Scarce tho noted Lexington forger Time pardon Is granted be cause of tho illhealth of tim pris oner wJo hums served nix of thin ton years given him by the Cir cult Court Ho wan received horo In Dotlomllol 1803 and linn during his long confinement been one of tho most exemplary Inmates of tho in for tho past four served as soorotnrrnnd sten ographer to tho f W firr Jli tI t c A StrongFortification Fortifythebodyagainstdiscase by Tutts Liver an abso lute cure for sick lieadachd dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice bilious ness and all kindred troubles The flyWheel of Life Dr Tutti Your Liver Pills are the flywheel oflife I shall eycr be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice I feel as if I had a new lease of life J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col Tutts Liver Pills Church Directory M E Cnunou W O Wilson pastor Services first and third Sun days nt 11 n in and at 730 m ovemmimigSuimtiayschiool CiuusTiAN Citunair I It Teol QurthSundaysSuutIalschoollt DOO lrayer ummeot evenings nt 780 M E Ciiuiiou SOUTH It M Wheat pastor Services first nnd Third at 11 a m amid 730 pm Sundayschool 030 Prayer mooting Tuesday oven Ings at 780 oclock MISSIONARY llAlTIBT ClIUKOII D S Edwards Pastor Services see ond Saturday night Sunday amid Sunday night Sundayschool at U30 Prayer meeting Monday evenings nt 780 oclock CATHOLIC Ciiunoit Rov A M Coenen First Mass Sunday morning at 7 oclock Second Mass 030 oclock Afternoon service nt 230 every Sunday GKNtollAT llAMJIHT OlIUItOH William Chtldorx pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 oclock a mmi anti at 780 pm V P S O E Prayer meeting ovary Sunday evening at 030 DIGEST YOUR FOOD Hlaetr cent of all atcltaK Is caused t cod not being properlr dlreated It create pot loge and roe Into your blood anti Ibea you are liable to almnat any dlaease the bimaa la heir toUae Dr Carlatedt Garasan Liver 1owdf and watch the reentla Yoa will feel the rood tHecU utter taklnr one dOMo Oln It a trial and w coaboced lrlc25c Or Ottos Spruce Gum Bmltam CurM Your Cough Just the Medlotn for Children Vor ule br St Bernard Drug Store Tho Houdorson Mining and Manu facturing companys mine nt tho stern limit of Henderson has been closed by order of District President J D Wood of tho Minor union The issue between tho company anti tho Union Is the wagon of time mine laborers Fur Hoarseness Benj Ingerxon of Hutton Intl says not spoken above a whisper for months and ono bottle of Foloys Honey and Tar restored his voice It is speakers anti slmmgersCamnjmbollit W J lIege of Cincinnati who la general manager of tho Armour Packing company of Kansas City Mo was at MIddlesboro looking over the Hold with a view of starting a branch house in that city Ho was well satisfied with the prospect amid will start a branch there the first of tho now year Tho disposition of children largely depends upon If they are worms they be Irritable cross feverish and per Imps aer ous1yslck Wimites Cream Vermifuge a worm oxpoller anti tonic to make them hoalty and ful Price 25c St Bernard Drug store Tho Now Princeton hotel building will bo sold on Monday December 18 at public auction to satisfy a Judgment for four thousand anti odd dollars awarded tho Fidelity Trust company of Louisville B R Dale Arcot Tenn writet lIe used Dr MA Slnmon Liver Medicine 10 run I had whit the doctors called Ulceration of the Stomach It cured me aoond and well I would not tUe one pickite of It fora dozen like I used EE Mitchell junior member of the clothing firm of Covington it Mitchell nnd ono of tho best known of Richmonds young business mon died pneumonia at tho Pattlo A Clay infirmary after a protracted lllnessr In sluggish liver lierblnc by Its beneficial upon tho biliary tracts renders the bile moro fluid and brings time liver Into a sound healthy condition thereby banishing tho senso of drowsiness lethargy nnd tho general fooling of which arise from disorders of time liv er Price roc St Bernard Drugstore The appointment of tho following postmasters line been recommended Sam Ward Livingston Rockcnstla county C S Bush Torrent Wolfe county J E Farmer Dodge Clark county H M Maynard Gnlnaro PIke county Tho person who disturbed tho congregation last Sunday brconghlng III requested to call out Co got n bottlo of Foloyfl lion oy and Tar which always gives re lint Rev Q L Mdrrlll has resigned as pastor of tho First Baptist church at Owonshoro Ho intends to take a trip through Egypt and tho Holy Land Dr MA Simmon Liver Medicine hat tince 1840 steadily ellen In ptibllc favor and the demand for Is far eiceedi bat of any other Liver edlclnefTho Southern Methodists are Just completing a now church at Beaver Dam When completed it will bo- one of the most elegant church houses in that part of tho state Chapped hands cracked lips nnd roughness of tho skin cured quickly BannorSnlvo tho most healing ointment In tho world 25c Camp bell Co Time Imavo completed a nice church at Rochester It was dedicated last Sunday If ou Dull Languid OrokenDown De bililalediiave Weak Stomach or Indication use Dr If A Simmons Liver Medicine Tlio Womans club of central Ken tucky celebrated time fifth nnnlvcN sary of its birthday at Lexington Money to patontgoodlcIol mmmv by secured by our tmui- PATeNT ltmwouun Baltimore Nd i j U t r OUR UNDERWEAR SUSi iIs one of the largest departments in our house i t ittfltfluren 1I1n1nerous qunnl f tfixed to show you Great Values 1 l In one lot number wo bought 100 Dozens Would i you believe It Wo buy our Underwear inUotY4 Philadelphia known ns the greatest Underwear i Market in this country Wo buy it very closcfrlamI sell tho very boat values to bo hall Do UA ti ifl you boliovo what wo say Come and be convinc uiX ed Wo want you in our store t D Winter Underwear ii 1l Can you find Underwear exactly to Y have you bought your Winter Underweart J4Timis is n very backward winter amid we know t 1nhinostinanyofyou have not 1 T 4 = BISHOP CD i Yj J cfl MADISONVILLR KY YOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT S i i 5 t r- r F YOUR ORDERS WN DNS till LlTfwy Businiss SOLICITED l j 1v t r Ask your neighbors k The all sn that wo f lmuibelter loads ruri i 1 1 nish best tennis ami nl lways at the right pricc 1 i 1f t ItI opnAiimnrt Barnett Arnold jju A tAA AAp i4t tiConto Is YIAMS IXPINIINOI f EARLINETON KY Ii All ellllsl of bulIdlngH erected and made complete ready f J Includlngthefurnlsjilngofallmater Qri mec al common f satistnctEf4kI DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO on all kinds building anti special wark5 I flOE m Glvo mo a chance at your work 1 r wbm 6 J A Iis u s I GEORGES O TOY I t Succmorlo Isaac Davis 4 LIVERY FEED j i STABLEAt tho Old Stand on Main street just r west of Depot 7I 7 EARLINGTON KY IFirstClass Equipment and ProniptServiccy ae P S I U S IU I UI14S144 4 i The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions ongmmatey seventy years of age who has been In the infirmary for three ycftrsV a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab ules about a year and a J alf and finds them so beneficial that lids never without them He Is willing that his name should be used In a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution eightyfour years of ageias had liver trouble for many years and finds that RIPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo both suffer from indigestion causing headache depression of splritsalldnerv ousness They take the Tabulcs and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states that she is fortyfive years of age and at times suffer with indiges tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that the Tabules are very good Indeed and is perfectly willing to have her name used Ina testimonial 0Otnerollor=c =r rt ut CIWIWUs A BOON TO MANKIND f DR TABLERS BUCKEYE PIL- U A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and S EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN cunES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUSIS BY MAIL 76 CENTS BOTTLC8 60 CENTS 310 Nitt this Skie STLH A JAMESlLUWIItPnprlllr I 9 na 1 j- I I rrQ ee J3ii 3ibusJrij itftrrjrft 1 tJ l = NEWSIregular 4 i5 tyieGutbrioicrROn for n tenn of years i Thoro was a air congregation at f tho sunrlsq praxrfineellng TiiankS Hiving morning Mr WF Burr led tho sorvlco which was Aan inter outing ono Mr M B Long proprietor of tlio Bon Ton Bakery is one ofcthoflrst or our merchants to receive lila lino of holiday goods Ho got In a nice lino of goodp tho first of the vook wThemcoUngrat tho M E Church has already accomplished mud t good Uro Wilson the piRtorS Jdolngs01l10 earnest proaelilng tor f goodsized attoutlvo ugregn v tlollP pc On account of the rovlvaPjBbrvlcos In progress at tho M E Church i1f there was no preaching the South ora Methodist church Sunday oven bIng Tuesday evening prayer ineot Ing was also called inA ircssrst N I Toombs WJH Brain liam and Cal Martin hare been about tittho must successful or our local liuntorfl they went out hunting hnnkiglvlng and Huccoodecl In jg f gltig qulto a load of quails and Hey I oral rabbits tI inulto a number of members of Jhl aj Anclmit Order of United Workman flf tills place attended thti funef tlf young Ulllmoro at Dawspri Mon I afternoon rho party wO coi posed of W A Slssom Robert G6r thin Wyman Watts and others j Mr Louis Wobor and family andS Mw aillospiu loft Tuesday for Iil Wash whoro Mr Wgber fcas t 1II ulrl1rftI a Iticrativo position T1I43 IllYO many fIeidRtiro whoi coply regret to give thour up anti yrhoKo host wishes will follow them w olr now homo fi letlthcifItlan church to n 1argo and attontlvo Tim Icrlll n VIA tvrVplondld one full of good thought InttlieSFhotr work reflects hona on tho tflIhtul tenehem of the rllng- tofl 1 b Quarterly conf9rouco was hold at IiD M K church South Saturdny r HayesftC4fWflN Rcrmons on nOd Sunday were Interesting lniid Instructive Earllnglon Moth 9 ko llHts am always ready toyolcomcS 1r Hayes and to listen if f l gtructlvo HcrmoiiB 8 c t Tlio ScconllClillgrosslonal District 4I Jolored Toachers Association met JJSln tho Assembly Hall last Friday Pniut Saturday Quito a number of erUcaeherB voro In attPiulancc Tho ftlalks on dluercnt hubjects were good Intorclltlngtf itcrtainbd tho guests In sp tidld Jf tylo and they all noemod to enjoy tile mooting very much IV 1 Tho Madlsoiivlllo Commmandory tfw Iviiighls remplar were special in L vlted guests of LaVolctto Comuia- nt t dory Kvausvlllo Ind to the Malta Si 7 IVittlval In that city last Thursday hml Friday nights It was onoo- fvUln largest niid most creditable ivrasotife functions over held in this ooctlon of tho cplintryj LD Hock orflmlth W 0 Morton John F luslier Olios F Oaburn R A- VOvontHi Jf Lcp Schmotzor W P RoseS and PBRoss wtmt from vlllo Earllngton members were I prevented by business from attond lug Orant florgan Dead 1 Sirnut Morgan I colored who was 1iiot near Woiftrcli mines last week 1 y Jnnicn Chambers colored died ofr Ills wounds Friday night c 1 Fight at Darnslcy- Tlicrorl was a light at Barnsley lastS y JrMV In which qujto n bor Mmonto an active part Jfiovoral shots wore fired but no one WnJ seriously hurl Wes Smith was astriuk In tliolqgbyft Stray bullpt A Youthful Couple Tommy Thomasson aud tits Em nut Cunningham both of tho Whlto rlains country were married by Judge hail iiiMadlsonvilloSatur ilay Tho groom eighteen years of t goaiid hIs lrltlo thirteen T mOImour Dead Thomns GJImpur the tenyearold ion of Nrautl Mrs Matthew 011 r inour Of Dawson died Sunday after r overal dajB Illness Interment took phnconPWc1 Monday after c noon wiur a of Mr it ami Mrs Thomas Pike of this cityI Biij extends sympathy tlio bereaved opcB1 r You can if you i1 use Gold Dustt It doea mpst of thcwork It2ISf it- I saY t1timIit1QP ey and labor SiI I L IJilI5l4f trM tookltOold aoli tor ouJuwovit THE N K PAIRBANK COMPANY CMttfo SILMU Hiwtwk BM L 1 fl- U L New Books for the Library Thoro were a number of now books received at the Earllngton Fret Library this week Mr John H HtifNewYorJ1 ono of tho dl rectors of thefSt Jernard Coal Corn pny recently mtido a very gener ous of money to tho Library part of whlcli has been Invested In these pow volumes Tire following Is a list of tho now books Hypatla Gdrlnne Lorna gyptfan Ulrlc the rio Coldon Chain One ihopsantl Miles up tire Nlloj T of Son Tjio Captains Boat The Host Army Captain John Kane Eddys Travels In Europo Eddys Travels InAHln and Africa The Ocean Rovers Tim Sornirrolost of Florida Tho American RovolutIonTho Womans Book Napoleon nr Stories of timef Perslon1 Wars Moor a Assistant Forty Lessons In Car pontry and Limo comploto sot of Maria Edgoworths nOol14fA duplicate sot of nil thoso booksl will bo glVoii to time John 11 At klnHon Jr Library also A MJHB CURE FOR CROUP TwenlyFlva Years Coosanl UB With out a Failure Ishthat dlsosso it may ho taken as a sure sign of tho approach of an at tack Following II is a peculiar rough cough If Chani- ber1 Cough Remedy Is as soon as tho child becomes hoarse orl npllenrsitwlll l In thousands of homes In this broad land stint neverdisappoints tho anxlpus mothers yet to learu of a single instance In which it tins not proved effectual No otherp- ielarntlomreanmmhowsucjm a record twentyfive years constantuso withaa lor snlo by St nard Drugstore Earlington lien Tl ICingSiTeachers AssociationfThe Second Congressional renoht era meriting at Henderson last Frl day and Saturday WitS a successful one Quite a number of teachers were present and took part in tho ex erclsos Tho papers and addresses t were able and instructive Mender son did herself credit in tho plen did way in which sho entertained tho visitors rime next mooting of tho association will bo at Morganfleld next November Misses Salllo t Foard and Minnie Bourland of this place attoiulod the association andGtook Ilarln the exercises Foard was elected Treasurer of timet association Hia LUc Vas Saved Mr J E L1i a prominent citizen of lal1nlbll1 1o lately hud a won jdeathwas taken with Typhoid Fever that ran Into Pneumonia My lungs beRcame hardened I was BO weak I NotJmInghelpedof OnoIto use Itt anti now nm well andIstrong I cant say too much This marvelous medicine is tho surest and quickest euro In tire world for all Lung Trouble Regular sizes CO cents antitloo bottles free It St nard Drugstore every bottlo guaranteed The Christian Hans LifeIIo A Christian mans life Is laid In the Iflom of tlmo to a pattern which ho does not ace but God does and his heart is a shuttle On one sldo of the loom Is sorrow and on tho other is joy and time shuttle struckc alternately by each flies back antio forth carrying tho thread which is white or black as tile pattern needs And in the end when God shall lift up tho finished garment and all Its changing hues shall glanco out it will then appear that tho dooramid I dark colors wore as needful to beauty a as time brlghtand high colorsItenryo Ward Boether To Clean flatting Few things can bo tisod to clean asoda have been used butoxperlonce laM taught Uuit the way to immttirrgt thoroughly swept and then It a solution of warm water IJdlssolvotlwoolen cloth a tablespoonful of a Gold Dust Vashmtng Powder to a quartof water Is tho proportion c wring tho cloth almost dry rub quickly but tho moment tho water get dirty change It for fresh follow tho wot cloth with a dry one This cleans perfectly A Good Paper Messrs W M and C T Likens are starting oil well with their now paper tho Vindicator at Owens boro They are gotttnp up a good paper and ono that Is calculated to t accomplish mucligood for tire pro hlbltlon causes They aro oxpor ioncod newspaper men and capable of getting up a creditable paper A Powder Mill Explosion Removes everything in sight so do drastic mineral pills but both ore mighty Dont dynamited machinery of with crotoh oil or aloes plihtsbroozo do tho work Cures Headache ConstlpntlonOnly 25 oat St Bernard Drugstorei I QUfokvl1pC STUDYI Interesting Paper Written by MIss Sallle Foard and Read at Henderson At the District Teachers Asso I elation Which Met There b Friday and Saturdayi Emerson line very wittily said that Tho question of Limo utilitarian always What Is it good for a question that would abolish tho rose and establish tho cabbage But this study It seems to mo combines tho qualities of tho rose arid t ime cabbage I e both beauty and usefulnesslLet its first consider Nature Study rom its utilitarian standpoint What is it good for Does it riot develop and train tho powers of oh sorvatlon and reason of thought tho analytical sense anti tho Judgment Docs It not train tho eye to see thorcar to hear and oducato the souse touch Does it not develop tlllltop and a nice discrimination coloro Aro these powers to bo despIsedc An amusing account of his first lesson under time great Agasslz is given by ono of his pupils in which ho describes himself as being loft for hours with a lOno halt and ml croacope but ho states that after wards ho had reason to bless the wisdom that taught him to look arid discover for himself Was there rty ono who could hotter have told time lad about tho object What a power of seeing must Froo bol have possessed to havo made his r wonderful discovery that all forms which the human mind inns over known or of which it can conceive re derived from tho three clement ry forms of tho sphere cube and cylinder Tho wisest mind ablest of men have rawn their wisdom and inspiration roni Nature It was said of Solo olt that ho spoke of trees from tho cedar trco that Is in Lebanon oven unto tho hyssop that springoth out of time wall ho spoke also of bon ts and of fowl and ot creeping- hings and of fishes In the greatest subjective poem overwritten we hear Job say Askonow tho beasts and they shall thee arid tho fowls of tho air and they shall tell three and tho fishes of hmq sea shall declare unto theeaWhat spiritual teachings did tho odman draw from the lilies of the ield1 tho fowls of time air from seed and imarventicWlmt a part Nature has In tho writings of so many whom tho world calls greatl Withdraw ovory refer ence to tier from tho writings of lUiskln and what is apt have they not found as ono of tho greatest has aiti Sermons In jtones hooks In tho running brookmikAnd good In Have you read that prosepoem Kentucky Cardinal What an Intimate and loving acquaintance with amid appreciation of Nature Is shown Wo feel that tho story must ire because of time tender and beau iful insight Into Nature it reveals What man understanding ariddlargeness of heart can fall to spirituaUessons from tho miracles f night arid day sun and rain spring tlmo and harvest anti of plant Ufa and animal life Is tho story of tho atheist prisoner converted to faith in God by a flower an exaggerated fancy Wino can concentrate his mind on time growthC f a plant arid feel that time miracles A is pastr1whanbeing called into tho garden to see a specially beautiful roso ho took ofdmislmatto It Itwas an eloquent tribute from him who thought that ne ray of beauty Is worth all tho utilities in tho world And I think ho meant it as an act of reverence too for ho was not ono who could see beautiful amid fragrant flower with outn glad uplifting of tho heart to v who givoth us all things richly o onjoy t As an Instance of what tho stutlya plant life rightly and systel1 lly conducted can do I have rend of an English clergyman who gathmN red tho children of tho which he lived about him once a week for lessons on Botany they collecting their own observations They woro of a class in which thoI intellectual life usually receives little attention So benefited were they by this work that they reached a plane quito beyond that occupied by people of neighboring villages of like conditions It was hio province of time soninlaw of this clergyman to examine medical mon for tho army and ho says time ma jority of them could not answer questions that could have boon read ily answered by time children of his fathers Bcchool Time fault being that the observing faculties of these had not boon trained as chil ron It Is said that Botany is enwpablo of doing for tho observing owers of tho mind what matimomuatd docs for Its reasoning Did you over think what an ad vantage for Nature study teachers n tho country have over those In tho city Tire plant and Insect worldtbirds and animals are ready and how Interested are thjo little ones communicated as they are by every sight and soundII known llttlo ono sonic ago refused to go to sloop for all of black mammysrockingand croon- Ing bocausosho was Interested in tho flies hummtngabout time room Lis ten to tho bugs mammy listen to tire bugs sIre would say greatly to tho annoyance of mammy no doubt whoso ears hind grown dull to stromt sounds This subject is so vast and deep that I feel almost helpless bqforo it A few practical s ggell s lions I will give from outUn08of work obtained in a course at the Western Kentucky Normal School- sSuppose wo are having a lesson on birds Asko1 JVho cart toll on hearing bird is i r 1 i- 8 sing without seeing It what kind of a bird It la 2 How many kinds of birds can you name n What birds stay with us dur log tbo winter 4 What birds g6 away In winter Accept oral answers to tthese at first Later require written state outs either In lists of words under their proper heading or words used n complete statements As to which fhotonchorFor nn emergency dovlco when leaves aro on tho trees lotcach child drawn loaf Ietft make its first at tempt with freedom However crude tho drawing may bo avoid anything hat may hurt tho childs sensitive After aloaf has been drawn ot all who cant wrltoa composition on tho leaf In Botany let tho children study tho plants themselves Pumklns squash corn beau anti pea seed aro good for sprouting Lot thorn sprout all these seed Lot them record them tho length of tlmo required for each Ask them if plants will row if sprouted in tho fall Lot time- hmiitlroni mako tho experiment En courago thorn to linvo little gardens of their own In our renders instead of starting on tho front page and going straight through lot us cliooso those lessons adapted to tho seasons Take for instance tho lesson on corn in Mc GUUeys Third Reader Chooso this losBon when corn is In season Have tho children bring corn and rico to ime class if possible remembering that an object is n great stimulus to tho mind Have tho first paragraph end It rends thus Fow plants aro moro useful to man than Indian corn or maize No grain except rice In used to so great an extent as an article of food In somo countries corn Is almost time only food eaten by tho people Then ask 1 Who can give naines of rnnts 2 Vhit kind of plants havo you mentioned 8 What is an edible plant 4 Name six principal food plants G Who can mention other kinds ofplajits 0 What plants comm you see from tho window 7 Who cnn write tho word maizo il tho board 8 Who can mention countries in which corn Is used as food U Who inns over heard a song bout Indian corn 10 What kind of soil Is lest for corn 11 Does corn grow best In warmer ool climates 12 From what part of tho seed will tho plant start 18 What does one do to sprout cornLot tho children sprout somo corn and bring it to school As to general observation work havo time children tell what they aw on time way to school Lot thorn eep a record of what tho timer mometer registers at a specified hour each day say at noon Also of tho weather whether fair cloudy or raining have thorn observe tho length of tho days from sunrise to sunset and discover tho longest and shortest days of time year and meas ro their shadows at noon on these ays Before Geography is commenced with a text book give thorn field work anti teach them tho terms used in Geography from nature also as much as postlblo tho various phe nomena of Physical Geography from nature There is a lino otttilmmo for- uehirvork In Fryes work on Time hild anti Nature tho I anl told hat Crockers First Book In Geog pub by Lco Shepherd oston1 is oven better In lessons on tho three elementary orms of time cube sphere anti cylin er havo thorn name those objects in nature that resemble those This will keep their eyes open and their minds employed upon tho objects round thom and teach thom to see to think analyze Judge reason compare In other words It will do olop tho child along natural lines and as tho end ofnll our teaching Is- o train the children to live com and live well remember that s wo teach thorn to lovo nature wo teach them to bo hotter men and omuenature tho old nurso took Time child upon her knee Saying HeroIs a story book Tiny Father has written for theo Como wander with mo she said Into regions yot uutrod Am read what is still unread In tho manuscripts of God And ho wandered away anti away With nature tho dear old minnie Who sang to him night and tiny Tho rhymes of tho universe And whenever time way seomd long Or his heart began to fail She would sing a moro wonderful song Or toll a moro marvellous tale Longfellow to Agassis Catarrh Cannot be Cured ith roou AiuijOATioNfl as tinny cannot roach tho sent of tho disease consUtutloJlR1dlsoaso oust take Internal remedies Halls Catarrh Curo Is not nquncl rued cine It was proscribed ono of tho best physicians hI this country proscripion tonics kn with tho best blood purifier acting uircouy on tho mucous surfaces IngredlontsIssuits In Catarrh Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold by Druggists 7Cc Halls Plug aro tho boat Shot Accidentally A young man named Ray of tho Torn flyer country was killed uccli dentally ono tiny Inst wcok Ho was out hunting when tho gun was this charged killing him dimmest In tantly For Pneumonia Dr C J Bishop of Agnow MJch ays I havo used Foloys Honoy mid Tar in throe very Revere cases f pneumonia time past month with good results 2i Alannlngton News Time farmers of this vicinity woro very busy tho past week stripping and getting ready to deliver their tobacco Time bird hunters that havo been so numerous In thl8jsection returned to their homeSFriday Iftr Willie Walton a popular young gentleman of Bornsloy past through hero on route to Crofton stopped off at this place for a short tlmo to see frlpnds Ho spent Fri day night with his cousin Mrs Rlchlo Ezolll at Crofton While there ho lund avery hard chill anti returned to his homo Saturday very sickand it is thought will take tho favor Mr Frank JkTcIntosh Tjf Texas who inns boon hero visiting his brother Waiter will not return to his homo beforO January This is his first visit since December 1890 Miss loin Gunn who has boon down most four weeks with fever Is no better at tills writing Mr Walter McIntosh who has been very low with typhoid fever is slowly Improving Mr D Mclntosh spoilt Saturday in this section Sunday night Mr York Mclntosh and wife who mayo been very ill with typhoid over are improving No Right to Ugliness Tho woman who is lovely in face form and temper will always havo friends but ono who would be at tractive must her health Itshe Is weak slcltlyamlll1 run down sho will bo nervous and Irritable kidneytroublepimples blotches skin eruptions and n complexion Bloc trio Bitters is best medicine In tho world to regulate stomach liver amid kidneys nnt to purify time lootl It gives strong nerves bright eyes complexIon charming woman of a rundown In 50 cents at St Uernnrd- Drugstoro Call at tho palace art car and soo tho fine lot of photographs they are showing Theyguarantee their work to equal that of any city studio A New Enterprise A D Melton is preparing to estab lish a now enterprise in MadiBonvlllo Ho Is preparing factory for manu facturing tho nUmerous products that tobacco stems lowe been found useful for Tho building will bo equipped with all time machinery that is necessary for the operation of such a plant rind Mr Melton expects to operate his plant on a largo scale HAS NATURE WARNED YCU Katar hcrMlt cltJ la tao early jrarbu o iprld i blottoma forlU ireea au4 ow rj causing IDQ d poiiicut cbord to vibrate to tills the molt at all Iprlullma sad Uorrda TypliohlFeveru It la an luoUcatlon of tlckntsi avoid this nOlblnggono dots a day at bed time for iz days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chili roalC1 foUowln1 tbe directions and after two cour of these two great remedies yoa pringPrepnewhen the atraotphere U full of germs If Decenary your lyttem yoa repeat the above TbM Remedies In teeM tad sold brSt Bernard Drug Store Burglars Caught Detective Wilson of Princeton captured two mon Monday who aro wanted In Webster county for bur glarizing the store of J W Jones Co at Slaughtersvillo Mr Wilson thinks there is no doubt as to his prisoners being tho right men Ho had been tracking thorn for several lays and found thorn near Hopkins vlllo where aided by others ho arrested them It Hits the Spot When suffering from a severe cold and your throat and lungs fool soro take a dose of- Foleys lion t Tar when sore no bo atonce relieved YJAnd grate rut felling tho parts bo ex or antI It feels so good IT HITS THE SPOT Guaranteed Campbell Co Henri Watterson Bill Goobers editor of Bill Haldonians Courier Journal says in his doublebarrel editorial of tine 2d inst that tho po litical murderers and bandits some tlmo ago threatened to kill him out right if ho did not dcslstf rom print- Ing tire truth That is ono injunc Lion ho always obeys to time letter and therefore ho still lives lor son inns been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea Sometime I him to tako somo of Chamberlains Collo Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy After using two bottles of tho 25cont size ho was hopIngread It and be benefited THOMAS u Bownn Glonc00 O For sale by St Drugstore Earlhl ton i Bon P Robinson Mortons Gap Goo Klnjr St Charles Ten Year Sentence Cicero King who killed Marshal Casobler at Hartford last week was tried anti time Jury returned a verdict of manslaughter arid fixed hits pun shment at fen years in time peniten tiary King was drunk anti when tho iflicer tried to arrest him King itabucil him to death There aro tow ailments so uncom fortable as piles but they cnn easily bo cured by using Tablers Buckeye Illo Ointment Belief use and any onesufloring from piles inn not to neglect to give a fair trial Price 50 cts In bottles tubes 75 cents St Bernard Drug store Tho Shakespeare Club mot with Mrs E A Chatton Tuesday even lug anti began thq reading of Julius Crosar Time readings are much on Joyed by all who attend n TIMELY HINT iv a 11 jU to wise and tea that sour blood l- ich iiua and whole lyttem put In a ucrltctlr ItAtthy condition by the nile of Dr youiiibefreefronaud the grip Or CarUtedtn German Liver- Lowdcr i tbo bettmedlclue niouey can buy For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruei Gum Balsam Price 26o ontt60o a Bottle Vor sate br St Bernard Drug Storo If you want a photoof yourself or to tho It It Photo Car iheywiUbo horoafewdays only A II H j J rJ t l1rw AGTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS THE SYSTEM EFrECTUALLrDISP OVRCOMZS1T IiAB GoNS11PATION PERMANENTLYITS ICIAL DUX THE GENUINE MAMro BX SYRVPpIIIsv1lt roe jui fn eniswti rau 10 11 ennt Its Stand for Right rho Beaver Dam Gleaner says Wo congratulate our neighbor Tho Herald upon Us noble stand for right Thoro is no moro partisan journal In Kentucky nor onto who fights harder for Its faith than it has but it can not follow Goobol and his followers further In trying to rob time pccnlo and says it is certain that General Taylor has been chosen gov onlor Volcanic Erupflons Arogrammti hut Skin Eruptions rob of JoY Bucklens Arnica Salvo cures thom also Old Running and Fever Sores Ulcers Felons BruisesjiurnsScaltis nest Pile cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only 25cts a box Cure guaranteed Sold by St for nard Druggist Strayed or Stolen Ono shepherd pup yellow six mouths old lund collar on Disap peared Thursday Nov 80 A liberal reward will bo paid for his return or information lending to his return W II or H G COLGMAK 11ev T C Frogge of Logan connty for fifty years a Methodist preacher Is dead aged 70 years For runny years ho has been ono of Methodisms bright and leading lights and will bo sadly missed by his brethren To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lots All druggists refund money if it fails to cure Tine genuine Ins L L B Q oi each tablet Miss Eugenia Williams of Adams Station Is with time family of Mr D OWilliams during time absence of his wife who is in Madisonvillo un dergoing a surgical oporatlonI In biliousness Horbfno by ox poliinglroimi tlio the excess of bile and acids improves the assimil ative processoRs purifies the blood and tones up and strengthens the wliblo system cts St Bernard Drugstore W C MoLeods now business house on Railroad street Is nearing completion It is onoof the hand somest buildings in Earllngton Bettor do Jt than wish It done Bettor cure catarrh taklngHoodsSarsaparllla than complain because you suffer from it MrW B Lacy proprietor of the Now Princton Hotel at Princeton Hotel at Princeton lisa outdo an assignment Lost Many have lost confidence and tinnylowewas Incurable FoloyS Kidney Cure is a Guaranteed remedy dis dlsconsolnteCnmtlboll Ed Hutchinson single and 30 years of ago whoso homo Is at Ow lugsvillo was found dead in bed at EVansvillo For broken limbs chilblains burns scalds bruised shins soro throat and sores of every kind Bollards iinmnodItto Price 25 and SOc St Bernard Drug storq It troubled with Dizziness Furred Tongue Dllter Taste In Mouth floated Feeling after eat lug Constipation or Sick Headache uie Dr U A Simmons Liver Medicine Elder Henry Mooro conducted Thanksgiving services at Manltou last Thursday have you a cold A lose of Cous semis Honey of Tar at bedtime will remove Price 25 and SOc St Bernard Drifgstoro Curries Our Burdens A little boy wishes to help lila father carry books to his library rue little follow took hold of a big book and tho father seeing him on tho stairs exhausted and unable to go further took the boy and book in arms So Christ will carry us and our burdens too Dwlght L Moody Sore ThroatBoro throat and constant Indicate an affection of the bronchial tubes which may develop Into pleurisy inflammation of lun wait but uso Dr John W Bolls at onco and be cured DtBuIftCOUCH Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat Doses are imall and pleasant to take Dodori recommend It 1rlccajcts At all di nlta Jt S444 44SS4 94 Ie+ +I II II i II i II I THIS PHOTO CARlll depotIare photos at pries so low that you will be astonished There is nothing cheap 1theJDRNS IIII fI3e4 PREETeeth extracted free Saturday January 20 1900 at Earllngton Ky by Neville Brosl the Real Painless Dentists of Sobree Ky who come well recommended I this being their third trip and will workforI I ndverii 4 + + 6 44 e + +++ + Oil Boom Flemtngsburg Ky Doc GRoth Argue Co tho Eastern oil operat ors have completed tho first derrick to bo erected hero in tho now oil field anti drilling will begin in a tow days Tho first well to bo sunk is ono mile north of tho old town woll that gave much surprise last sum mor by putting forth oil in paying quantity Tho excitement over pos sible strikes of oil is on tho increase hero as a number of other wells will bo sunk at once and many thou sands of acres of land have been leased tho past three weeks As a euro for rheumatism Chant berlains Pain Baum is gaining a wide reputation D B Richmond has been troubled with that ailment since 1862 In speaking of It ho snysI never found anything that would roliovq rue until used Ohnmberlnlns Pnln Balm It acts like magic with mo My foot was swollen paining mo very ono good application of 1ain Balm relieved mo For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Boning OapOcoMessrs Jorns and Harrod photo graphers havo been more for several days with their Art car anti lowe been doing a considerable amount of work A dispatch from Santiago do Cuba says that tho Santello and Moroto railroad and tire Ponupo mine lowe been sold to tho Carnegie Company Dr U A SImmoni Liver Medicine searches oat all ImpuritIes In the System end cipclj them harmlessly br the natural channels Fine Work For fine watch work clock work anti i ropairimig call on itr Ai ctorlEnrllng1onwork GRDVES TASTELESS CHILL TDNICISJ0SAS COOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE 50 cts OALATIl ILLS Nov tG 1D3 MedlcinO Co III Loliti 110 OenUemealWO pome mai jon 100 hoCus a ailOVKI TA8T1UKXH CUlL iooo IUV1 hayl bought three Bros already this 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EXPERIENCE V I TRADE MARKS iDESIGNS RIOHT4C Anyono sending a sketch and description may fnTontlon Is probablrIlontlble Commnnlca an oulstenla lent rroo tlldest igency JOLrt I 5 5 w rOCtvo iftciat notRe without charge In the Scientific American- A handsomely Illustrated weekly lUreestclr eulallon ot InT ideatiOn ooraal Term t3 a ear lNtr O3 Solci N w4ork Branch Oinco C5 V 6C WaiblDgton II Co W A NIBHKT Prosldont O W WAnniLL Cashier- HOPKINS COUNTY BANKMADISONVILLE Oaptal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking bush ness and tho account of the citizens of Hopkins arid adjoining counticIHas the finest and most secure vault In this section Kentucky PARKES- HALSAM nstnaeandlbtintlne tm b rmstt1rSUatr it uKpdwsMi- DEMOCRATIC COMMENT It is no longer a question us to whether you were for Taylor or Goebol at the but whether you want the man win got the most votes to get tho of lice The Democratic precinc officers and Democratic returning boards have certified that Tavloi got the most votes by 2100 flu only way to keepTaylor fron getting the IS oul counties on technicalities nllll liractico fraud the peoph casting the votesi1ru1isoniI1c Hustler No man who supported Mr Taylor hag conceded the elect mu of Goebel No Taylor man hat contended that justice demands that the certificate of be issued to Goebel But thousands of Democrats who voted for Goc bel many of his stanch est partisans declare that Taylor has been elected and should re ceive the lertificateLouisville- Qispatch Col Waltersons Mistake The more or less esteemed CourierJournal of Louisville Ky devotes nearly two columns of its valuable space to a discussion of the Washing ton Post What it says is of not much consequence and we refer to the matter merely for the pur pose of noticing one point The CourierJournal afer describing as playfully as it can what it- thinks proper to call the Posts versatility goes to say Just now it pleases the Post to be a Republican A few strokes of the pen and the thing is done Goebel is beaten Tay loris elected and if the troops called out by the governor of the Staje do not suffice let the President of the United State at once order Otis homo from the Philippines and send him to Kentucky The Post thus is Kepublican because it says and says truly that Goebel is beaten in Ken tucky and that Taylor the Re publican candidate is elected Vq conclude therefore that in the CourierJournals philosophy one must lie about this Kentucky election in order to be regarded as an honest Democrat It maybe so but surely in that case there are few honest Democrats left in the bluegrass State or for that matter out of it Almost everybody knows by this time that Goebel has been beaten and practically everybody is glad to know it if these feelings be the ingredients Republicanism wo fear there are not enough Democrats left to till the office in one of time hill counties of Col Wat tersons State As it happens however the CourierJournal is mistalon as much so as it was in JSOtij when it bolted the nomi nation decently and honorably made at Ohicago and lent itself to the Mugwump conspiracy to defeat the Democratic ticket Time land swarms with Demo crats Democrats who took no share in time treachery of three years ago and who are ashamed of the Kentucky infamy of 1890 Washington Post A bill will bo Introduced by Con gressman Smith of the fourth Ken ImIprOyelnent CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic Ior the Week Beginning neo1 10 Comment b hey S II ItjcatTime topic refers to the indwelling ofi Christ In the believers heart This is a I truth of Scripture that Is not sufficient Iy recognized and emphasized The atonement of Chrht by which wo nro reconciled to God Is constantly dwelt upon ami rightly BO bnt too manyI Christians Ignore the second blessed truth that Christ dwells in iia to keep us faithful to God and to arsnre ns of our hope of eternal glory Christ died to justify tut lIe liven within us to sanctify no and Banctlflcatlon is riec esnry to complete and perfect justifi cation That the Bible teaches the doctrine of the Indwelling of Christ unit tho Holy Spirit in tho heart of believers canuot bo denied Punl declares that Christ dwells in the Colossians Ho prays that Christ may dwell by faith Iin the heart of tho Ephesians and tea tifies that ha himself no longer lived after he had been Crucified with Christ but that Christ lived in him Such Inn gnage can mean but one thing and rightly understood and appreciated it is one of tho most precious doctrines of the word cf God It teaches ns that in addition to His saving nsllUs death Christ keeps us saved by Ills life In na There are two phases of the indwell ing of Christ that are presented to ns in the topical referencesCt Christ in ns as our life and 2 Christ in us the hope of glory U Christ in HB as our life Oat il 20 I am crucified with Christ and It is no longer I that live R V bnt Christ liveth in me and tho lifo which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God who loved me and gave Himself for me Here is Pauls doctrine of time indwelling ChristI as the lifo of the Christian Paul has ceased to live He has died with Christ and as a result Christ lives in him and does through him that which he would have hint do This is the only real and true consecration of ourselves to Christ This Is the only way in which we can live the real Christ life after we have been saved We must abdicate tho thrones of onr own lives and placo Christ upon them as our King and give Him complete control of our lives Thus and thus only can we live a blameless life before God and advance toward that perfection of life our sane tiflcatiou which is tho final goal of Christianity a Christ in ns the hope of glory Christ in us the hope of glory CoL i 27 This says Paul is tho riches of the glory of the mystery among tho gentiles to And whata mysteryChrist- In the hearts and lives of gentiles the hope of their glory 1 The glory referred to hero is future eternal glory It is future bnt it is certain It can como only through Christ Man hat come short of the glory of God Christ sup plies the shortness and makes it possi ble for man to glorify God and as arc sult to enjoy Him forever and this is the glory for whichthe Christian hopes and which will be realized in Christ Bible Readings Ex Mix 45 40 Ezek xzzvi 30 27 Jer xxxi 83 John vl 35 xlv 23 xvi 7 Rom VI B13 Gal iv 19 20 Eph III 14 19 Col iii 10 I Thesa v 19 I Tim ill 16m I John II 10 iv 13 James Mmllson When tho work of building tho Constitution was nt nil end ono James Madison who had boon chief hr the construction maid I nm persuaded that no Con stitution was over before so well cal culated as ours for extensive empire and selfgovernment If Madison were here today he would be old tnat he could not participate in a Democratic primary For there mo young mon In tills country who know much more about tho mean Ing and intentions of the Constitution tItan Madison and the men who undo it knew Gnlvcston Tex NeWA Subscribe for TUB BEn 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them that He did not hike null urges tlicnl to return to Him that 11 may forgive mid bless them Ills tin word Is I have loved you verse 2 anti this in always the burden of Hi plea lie chose them as a special pcopli to Himself not because they were tnnnj or good but simply because lIe lovei them Deut vii 7 6 With an cretinstint lore lie loved them anti with loving kindness He drew them anti when the vnfoilcrei from Him He said that If the would only return to Him lie would heal their backsliding and love them freelj Jer xxxt 3 Has xiv 4 07 0 priests that despise my name He said to the priests who were lib messengers to the people 11 7 that theT counted Ills service a weariness They brought Him the torn and the lame and the sick and thus despised Ills name verse 13 They showed Him no honor either as Father or Master It has been said thnt God Is not called Father In the- OM Testament but see In addition to our lesson Deut xxxii U Jan Ixlil 10 Jer xxxi 9 8 Offer It now unto thy governor It Is actually true that people offer to God what they would not offer to theIr ellows They otTer Him the result of a misspent life a worn out body a hall hearted service or that which they can give and never feel It as some say In the church or Bible class offering whIch U supposed to Indicate In some measure our gratitude to God what docs God think of the pennies that are sometimes found there by the hundred while the donors profess to be so grateful for theli privileges I think I must have several pounds weight of mutilated coin which has accumulated from tho Bible class offerings If all tho thousands In these classes were as grateful as the com parntlvely few who giro me the thou sands of dollars to pass on In Ills name how much more might be accomplished 0 10I have no pleasure In you salth the Lord of Ilqsts neither wllll accept an offering at your hand The words seem to Indicate that they only served God or professed to do so because there was some personal gala In It ns when satan said Doth Job tear God for naught Job I D The revised version seems to say that God would prefer to have the doors of Ills house shut rather than have them offer Him vain offerings 11 Notwithstanding nil formality and hypocrisy the kingdom shall come and both Jews and Gentiles shall delight to honor Ills name In all the world Ills name shall be great Far above all principality aud power and might and dominion and every name that Is named not only In this world but also In that which U tocome Eph I 21 All kings shall fall down before Him all nations shall servo Him SPa lull 11 and all nations shall send their representatives to Jerusalem from year to year to wor- shIp the King the Lord of Hosts Zech zit 10 Ii In nil times of darkness look at the Kingdom and Us glory Is very cheering 11189 Will a man rob God Yet ye have robbed Me He gave them all they had lands nail vineyards and homes for which they labored not and which they did not dejcrve ztd lie asked them to give Him oneseventh of their time and onetenth of nil the Increase which Ho gave them not that they might en rich Htm In any way but that lie might bless them the more and they misjudged Him and were ungrateful and unbeliev hag nail despised Him and robbed IBm 10 11 Bring ye all the tithes In to the storehouse that there may be meal In mine house and prove Me now here with salth tfie Lord of Hosts Let us not tall to believe that lIe means here just what lie says as He always does unless It is manifestly a figure and that lie Is asking Ills people to return to Him Ills just portion that He may bless them more abundantly If a neighbor with a nice vegetable garden should seal you some choice things from his garden In a quite attractive basket and your covet ousness should exceed your gratitude and lead you to keep the basket too what should you think of yourself It we fall to give the Lord at least a tenth of that which lie gives us or enables us to earn we are worse than the one who would kelp the basket Jacob gave the Lord fl tenth and some people would not like to be counted meaner than Jacob Abram gave tithes to MclchUcdek Christians arc the seed of Abraham and the Lord Jesus Is our great King Priest to whom we owe all Gal Ill IS Heb i 1 12 There Is that scattercth and yet Incroas eth there In that makctb himself poor yet hath great riches Prey xi 24 xlil 7 God so loved that lIe gave Ills only begotten Son The Son of God loved me and gave Himself for me It Ills love does not constrain me to give cheerfully to Him what do I know of It or Him I was led to see my privilege In this matter while pastor of a church In Boston from 1880 to 1880 I had no stated salary but accepted as my portion that which was left after all current expenses werepald Living on the tithes of others and giving all my tine to the Lord and having noth ing superfluous In my Income I tried to persuade myself that the Lord did not require a tithe from me but one day In the early spring of 1884 Num xviii 20 took hold of me and from that day to this I have by ills grace been obedient In this matter and hare known something of the blessedness thereof and earnestly desire It for nil 12 All nations shall call you blessed for yc shall be a delightsome land salth the Lord of Hosts This Is yet to be true of Israel when the Lord of hosts shall dwell In their midst forevermore and the name of Jerusalem shall be Jc hovahshammab the Lord is there Ezek xliII 7 xlvill 35 But national promises are ofttlmes true for Individuals Job xxxlv 29 and every believer who becomes obedient in this matter will know Increased blessedness and have the consciousness of being a delight to the Lord as well as of delighting In the Lord as never before The Lord toketh pleasure In His people He will beautify the meek with salvation Ps cxllx 4 Instead oi being content to be saved by Him and have the assurance of a place In heaven as our great ambition let us yield so fully to Him and live so wholly for Him that we shall be to the praise 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noisy cliatter in a tree top or pausing a moment to listen to a bevy of birds holding high carnival of music among tho leafless branches overhead At last came to and crossed tho little stream of crook which winds itself around Table Hill and seeing to ho slowly lifo away as it flows list lessly on to tho gulf As soon as crossed tho beautiful lIttle stream found myself at the foot of the lofty which with some dlfllculty in reaching the of title lofty omlnquco whore behold ono of tIme most panoramas had over dreamed of Time top of tho hill Is flat like n table Is covered with growth of gi gantic old oaks mutter which the Red man rested until the noontide heat was passed many years ago While under the trees grows a luxurious green moss coy ering the rocks which raise their heads above mother earth nn If to get a better view of their lofty and homes Seated on one of these gazed down tho foot of the lull and there tho little creek lute a thread of nil ver wound Its way through beauti ful meadows and waving cornfields yellow with the autumn frosts and waiting for the farmer to gather in their golden harvest Just across the creek and on a shady knoll is situated the 4 pI t j Watch I Olsen for nil lion head and n 2cent arllftrIngllmokwrcr Bolld nickelsilver rate with ornamental back Nickel movements tAIDOOSthnlckcrbocker watch Ladles double at Intervals wlUi substantial eflt tamp Ladles I Large size and shape Dlack lealgrelu leather with eve tr dlthionsmncludmnga hold tanis secure Given for 25 tIers beads from Lion Coffee wrappers a la 2c tamp I Table Cover I Durable dark colored material that will stand 83 Inchrt I Including fancy fringed border Milled U free for 23 lion bead and azc stamp Dont Utter grocer IUpby of low had lund top anti at of Colvs Chapel vhlch stands out liko a beacon light rest fo tho wear sinful soul While juul hack of the church Is the little country thoro are the lonely mounds and old tombs anti n few newly made gnvvos glaring rOil III tho autumn sunshine or white with yio winter snows Spm of thorn overgrown with tuimmac amid briars and over have grown tots size ibm resting some of tin mOil Who tho dinicnltlw tho settlement of n now country who liewed out humoR lit tin and gave their lifes toll to time of the coun try Who diiro way that on this llttlo grassy knoll may HQt rust moil of energy that might liavo blosHomml in liorolc forius JlandH that tho r9d of empires siuiiii have swayed Or waked to eestacy imp hiving lyre limit oiiough They liayn nil paid the llebt of nature and now rest In their lowly graven whore Ore mock tug birth may slug In HIQ trees over them and tho thrush raise iierlirood by tho side of tholp Rrnyns tiiimd heated Near this hill about one mllo ensi Is n small ravine known to time olil mutt1ers ilK IeawoiiH hollow Neat the liniul of this ravine IsiiHinnll dark amid gloomy cavil which Iknow- a rejreut owls and bals ittillits time wAtor trickles down UH moss grown sides It scums a wollflttcd place fortime leech which was enacted In tills gloomy recess irfany years ago Near this place lived a happy family by tho itnmo of Ioirson hilt the old mother becoming tired 61 liar eorllly homo ono day In autumn when the golden colors wero on limo loaVes alto hied herself away from her homo amid friends and seeking lonely cavo she cut lucy throat with n small knife which Rho carried and hero alono in tills dark and din utah ono ftho breathed her lat Kind friends carried herJiack and livid hut to rust In the hUb fiimily After this tho family moved West nUll have not been heard of for runny a tiny But the old cave ntid its tragic story still remains green In time memory of many to this tiny nut While ivan busy uvuslng on the past and beauties of nature spread omit before mo tho sun had reached the zenith of lila glory and the ci4nto of cllnilor bell in a yard comes Sweetly vibrating to mo on ny lofty porch and brings to lilY mind how pleasant It used to sound to me In the long weary dajs of ommminoiieo juicy bo seen many happy homes whoro time Inmates toll on year after year in happy homo circle tho outside world Just north ot me cnn bo seen tim llttlo iie ying amongan almost unbroken V j tfJ I Twoeztraene ounbrlo hand kerchiefs with beautiful Im ported mo mist tions In the cot nets hem machine hemstitchedstylish and dur hI A I heads Coffee a 2e ofnllt1able treatise cm labor of kitchen for the diseases OlveflterlStlMs head a 2ctnt tamp Try LION COFFEE and you will never use pureCoffee I Fancy Gold Ring I Ports and hSs tamp a- 2cent These rings are genuine rot1e1tOt1 plate having the appearance qualities of maken two years with ordinary usage pattern very popular ueIe UOIstO5W IIH1HIIII DETERMINE TUB CuiastzlpoIthlcksperaothatthsesdasu4i Pair of Lace taco HaltInch tbese ti rv wchief for IS lion cut kola Lion wrappers and tamp Picture Book also room and ilmore lion and Glen 10 beads e 2ceat ump SllWn large of ther Ooote MelodieS Illuftra and an atsortnitnt I eel lh the itek coo inon and and tho TO rite for lion and Mo ted you can ret I Boys Mmor blade rodwood UON NOTICElist toe UoabtadareMttyo alwajr the sealed the Country imperceptibly surrounding Saturdays ltooLllnthoI adjacenthills bcaUtlfUIIIPotltook companion invigorating atmosphere melancholy beautifully disturbing neighboring McFarlandH gracefully dreaming declivity succeeded beautiful fine doubtlessly magnificent Knickerbocker WntchChalnI PocketBook proclaiming graveyard glUtcnlng BonvitroeH considerable doubtlessly vanquished attending wilderiiHHs duvelupinont undeveloped this graveyard enjoying nolghborjngfarln their forgetting sclipolhousc 115 Handkerchiefs Childrens with- nlcelIthograpl1cd hsyodilferent Century CookBook diningz- oonslnundry I PocketKnlfeI EsI7O handleI Tototo beautiful forest where lay school days were spent What happy days they were J In those happy days trials ami cares were unknown While our class mates na wo recall them to mind wo miss the tacos of many Some are removed to distant homes whlh a number of them have crossed the dark river alono Just WllIt of mo about seven mllef can scout the sleepy little village of Orof on nestling among thin hlllt like gfgantlc whlto winged bird while n JULIo farther to tho north car ho neon a column ofblack Binoko nil ft rises lazily nbovcf time haze of tin distant Mils which proclaims tin situation of the Umpire coal mines where tho black diamonds nra bolngI 3111warmAVhilu have been writing the Run has gone to rest behind the western hills and tlip lonely hoot of ah owl In tho distance proclaims the time for my departure from this beautiful spot where have sPeilth pleasnn day with nature and which brings to inyinlnd limo beautiful Hues of tin poet Dyron u Thoro In a pleasure In tlio pathless wood There Is a rap I tiro on tho lonlly photo g There Is society where none Intrudes Ity the deep sue anil tumble Jn itt roar D No lIon lied II 111 f Ky November nQ 18SK Grapevine Items Everybody In having a hogklllliH time The cold wave Is hastening time bar vest of the pumpkin and turnip crops n Sink of IaUon was a Sundaj visitor John IJrown and vlfo of the Ash hy burg country visited at It Henrys Saturday Dr 11 0 Davis of Cold tvcilnnti Klmo of Muliienberg ivoro recent vlsltors Mrs John Slaton Jjntertalncd tIme young latilos of her iiplghborhood Saturday Miss Ilnlllo Ilannor and mother of MmllriOnvillo are npeudlng time week at lieu load of young people from Majlisonvlllo stormed II 1J Klttlnger Thursday nfght v- Jtlflsos lora Henry and Lorena Ilall Visited atlleola last reok Q Todd and family dinod at Kldcr Storys Thanksgiving Elder W JIk Llgon failed to nil his appointment nt Bethlohqm Sunday an account of Inclement weather JIo lias boon called for another year Ofjltyllhullllofm Misses y CealISoldRIPor23Bca head sfld- 2centa stamp Art Picture EasterP 8 lion beads cut froea Uon Cot lee wrappers and a 2ctot tampA arttc cturr IItwlClgracotheflDc lagroom The- tckgmvnd of- voyaldukbiu furnishes a n appropriateroi and herwhlte East lllle Blse 1Lx25 ebear- MtoU heats and t e wifl seadit IFlower IAatrtCIUI green grass and tires the Utile kitten and tile ftrfi nwwwktu ITheton a pleasing camMnaUon of eel Ill IDclltL flaMed tree Sit btedI and a 2cent stamp imITKQ A OP COFPEB In thU paper miss It of In ar ADotherUtWIRIIMPORTANT I scaai Ask yoor It Is a ta age with bead In front Is absolutely pure the I I lroaatcdtbodayItICAVcatbokctOQ rising I I I I I I I I I a I 1 littloolmurelti41IIdd A to nro for I tmo a iiildsiimino- rFromthls lofty IoI to bu n f I J P Martin LairoonB- Awngonotto J J I aetingGives er n Mamyo Todd tutu BL Todd vlHlhtd M F Cox Jr and wife of Rim OrovoSatimlay night and wero given a social ur folofed ifiensA- u commonicauons to1 isOlate of sew pel Salami la IMs column should pe addretstd 10 GEe uuou Kulintion Kr U wThe 8 C D T Association was ft Hticcc8rt Time teachers jrho attended uxprcRsod tliqinselvos as highly pleased with Karllngton In uvery way Pun delegation was not very largo but WM Hti excellent quality quality first then quantity The Oriental Collation tendered by the teachers antI citizens of Hop kins county mainly of Karlington was indeed a grand affair Ills honor Mayor W P Ilarra welcome address was Indeed timely InBtriicttvo and lmprestiive Many teachers expressed their Wishes to behold the magnet of clvlllzntlon who resides In Eorllng ton and were disappointed because they ibid not have that honor Tho gentleman was away from the city Madams II 1hllllppa and II Hargravcs as caters lUll splendid work Every otto complimented them for their excellent taste Too much can not bo soul in praise of Messrs lien Cunningham and Ed Holland for their faithful work anti good management Of course the work would not have boon complete without tile bauds of Mrs Mary Holland and Mrs Itosa Boggus They decorated the hall beautifully Time Once Again Club received many compliments Each member worked faitiifult The Association meets at Morgan Hold next November Time resolutions and other Items concerning will appear In condense form later Miss Luln L Tralsp of RussplU vlllo and Miss Nellie Brooks of HOI klnsvU1q is visiting MIsH Florence Warders of this place Boy Kennedy of HeiiUergon preached Uoregunday k Bunks tho Major man WRH in the city last week Newspaper nanMarried J Iast Tuesday at 11 oclock a Hop klrisvlllo Mr A AValker V6od manager ottho Daiiy ow Ira and Miss liadgo Falrlelgi vwer0 united la marriage 1ievV Kv plner of the Motliodlst church performing tile ceremony AfoHYood Is prowl nonit young newspaper man while hts bride IB a leader In society Mr Charles Parsh of the Npbo country attended quartrly meeting liuidayi ArOYO a subscriber tbfFifK BKN oushouilibeIt z re ttlIffiIBUtEO pi1i1iCfitttii1i 1 PI CAflS tkthiK- tWOtLAN PJ ffRIES6PA DnhLUANitvA- KvitLLn4O NUttVllU1t S t NASHVILLE u CHATTANOOGV AND ic ST LOUIS RAtLWAY4 PULLMAN ALALtt SLCCPINQ CR j itiAtlantAAugustaKnoxvlllo Ington Baltlmoro lht uIa r NtttolkJackson 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