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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 3w r 1 II atvor1t it I c 4 TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY DECEMBER 14 1899110 8O GOVERNOR TAYLOR tL The Inauguration Attended By Man 00 Prominent KentuckiansI h PRATT APPOINTED ATTORNEY GENERAL i t T Strong Speeches Made by Retiring and Incoming Governors It1jr 1cyeryI Republicans od ro tif roscntaUve men of Kentuck y v aroln nil sections was hero today t 4 i t Witfte8S and tako part in tho I inauguration of Genera Taylor jan Governor of Kentucky At JJJO oclock the fitafl of Gov Unulloy in glittering uni forms about fortyfive strong roth to Ilio Governors mansion 1 and there were mot by Gay Bradley who entered carriage and escorted by the mounted officer drovu to time Capital unto to iiieot Mr Taylor no was ni risady for them and as soon a Oov Bnulloy cumo ho entered the carriage Tho lino of march was formed and moved to tho Stato House First came a band jilaying 8t1rringnir8 followed by- HII escort Then camo the carriage in which Gov Brad ley and Gov Taylor wore chatting Following them was a car riago containing Lieut Gov Worthington and Lieut GovI elect John Marshall Thou camo Sonator Dehoo and other Stat 0 officer and both those now in office and those elected on No vombor 7 llailroud Commit stonerB Dempsey McOhord and Wooda rOde together Time wore followed by a long line o vehicles Jontninlllg many promi rtont Kentuckians and one com iwny tif the State Guard from Frankfort and visiting marching clubs notable among them being I tko McKinley Club of Ixmisvillo i 2Q strong The order of procos Hlou was riatoon of city police jiDoladitnont iu11mgjriiaState otllclala and Htato ofllclali p In carriage accompanied l by menibcra of Reception and Escort Hand ipOrganized Clubs IJ1ItingusIietton eltrolllclnll4 In carrlagos carriages I lro department churchllloHvercdhis fully 1000 people were gathered wbout tho gaily docked platform Tho ceremony of making a Governor progressed rapidly Mayor lchonoy acted as master of core monies Mayor Dohonoy reada sot of resolutions expressing the thanks 1kiildnessFrankfort during tho visitation y smallpoilastyeflr Somebody criodout Three cheers for Brad lay tho next Senator and tho Kopublican audience whooped inndly was another out ti- I 1UrtulloyC resolutions Ho then Jroceell0l1c Vn wako his speech t Kpeaking as follows 0 pcccttaf KelltlDE Governor Wm 0 Bradlev uTlio present administration i cjime into power under tho most R adverse clrc muatancos For tho i llrt tuna in its history Kentucky o Oloctod a llepublican ticket The uiisequonco was that many per culls who had como to look upon the offices as tho property of the onocrntio party became thor oru aroused and instead of iOgivingproper a vance 5 c if tim State aroused a most J tisftn attitude of obstruction With ono branch of tho Legisla turo Ropublicaii and the other q Uoinocratic antagonisms arose thttt no human power could con trol Much needed Jogislation h jiiilod rendering necessary tho ci calling of a special session But despite all this we can to Iho frecordto timo tact timattimo lutv0 tiIgivo it their hearty endorsement so Wlon tho Republican party jtMumed time reins government At II ihp treasury was comparatively a largo amount owing hy time Sftelhocredt of time Com mn9tiWemtItlm seriously nitM of i atiti there was a total inability to I OVliire to pass necessary rovomiq pCcreased tho humiliating condi tibns anti postponed the rome n 1Ca tarrantsbQOqfbQiuls sold to the I These bondsWero mold for nearly Uperrcent pro b v1ni1ti1jWhil those of cur predd j f 2 i 908 with moro favorable con wore sold for onlytjper ccijt Inlho mcamvhiloby economy and good management the credit nf tho State hits hceii restored current cxponscR have been promptly met every dollar of the 11717000 paid and today wo have in tho treasury 1100 000 This is more titan liquidato tho i sulilcientIis Is 5sucaration anti tho 500000 issued iiy our predecessors Time State debt collegeshut on which interest scmian nually is paid has been paid and Kentucky in today practically out of- Time debt charitable institutioushavc been materially enlarged and im proved and the per capita ox ponscs in each materially re duced neglectedhildren who commit crime ho confined in tho penitentiary with hard aimed criminals but It house of re form liua been erected where they mummy bo educated improved and given an opportunity to be citizensf interests have been carefully unrllllItmill despite ninny arising by reason of the decisions of tho Court of Appeals which reduced tho revenues tho per capita of tho first year has been stcadilv advanced timid this too although needful legislation was denied The expenses of tho various dc artmnouita of government have 0011 decreased and not ono cciiAn been misappropriated Many other reforms word recommended and would havo wCoiisistancc ri bpiatfoflilof 1895 except in so far s it was prevented by their ad versarics The building of a new capitol was twice recommended and indulged the hope that on day it would completed But it was willed it re mains for future administration to tEveryenforce tho Jaw and preserve tho public peace and it is cause fo r supreme rerot that in the clos ing la sof administration an excited but ordinarily orderly eoPle should have brought re mtateer we learn that peaceful and prosperous citizens will not como among us as long as wo show con tempt for our courts and take me law into our own hands the etter it will bo for the advance cmit of our Commonwealth Tho I- commission of ono crimo to tmn justafiedbyin some instances that no pun pevere otimorDuring tIme last four years jdoptedstrayed by thtficxerciso of the veto power grfmiTby tho decision of tho courts iind tho most vie UB of nIl condemned at tho ro election by the poopiepWo have 1asse t through tho most romarkablo p campaign for bitterness and in tense excitement that tho State has over known Lotus indulge n the imopo that after time cyclone v ttizenirrospcotivo go earnestly to work to remove i tho debris and build up in tho o tforLearnncobrotherly love Lotusliopq that me law which has brought about much turmoil and strife may c bo repealed and ono adopted that twill cuarahteo to ovary citizen tiU right to votQallll have his vote counted In this way alono can the willf the majority ho ascertained II this way alone can fred gov ri bo porimttintodc clIlodllY this administration asses into history and I trust may bo by tho calm nd deliberate judgment of tin 00110 t ohiswould do right as Ood onablo hie to Avould o time OovornOrbIltmo poo t pie Thisi I have fiithfully at n J i l r Jt tempted to do and can truth fully say that I have the approv nl of my conscience uNo executive of this Stato Jm encountered Iomuchof atari and so little of sunshine so mmmc of grave responsibility and so lii thoVtompestthe ship over tho proper course it was the darkness that misled I and not tho heart or brain I now lay down tho hurtle that I havo borno for four years with a profound pleasure oni regretting that another must tak it up liThe people gave tim trust to them I return it thanking them for tho honor conCorre Today another assumes official gnllantr human That his administration may bo eminently ammo essfiml and that may be respoimsihuiitiesimat deccssor is my sincere wish May time grand old Stato that wo love so well grow in material prosperity May its harvests wmthm their rich fruitage bend beneath gentle popu latioii and wealth increase its wasto places be reclaimed and may it advance in intelligence education and civilization as long as its mountains rear their heads antI its rivers run to tho sea Time cheering was long und loud and hearty when Coy BradS ley concluded his to Taylor woro applauded Then tho Mayor introduced Gen Tay gGOYlor prefacing tho introduction with a told in a vein ischeered again and again Ho made a short speech which as interrupted by frequouie l ursts of applause His ono of time shortest over delivered 1ywas as Cow Taylor Inaugural Address timeI3 prescribedIpress my gratitude for tire con lidcnco reposed in me It is not necessary for mo to speak of matters administrationi which timoro is no specin I anxiety or fear Time verdict rendered on time 7thof Inst No veinbor was time mandate of the people of this Commonwealth in of civil liberty It was tho triumph of flue people over a erciless remorseless partisamt erected to mm t sigiflcammcerule of tho majority and do stroy tho sanctity of tho ballot Lox must of necessity fly to despotism and are theinsclvcs csots An untrammolcu hal lot is time basic principle of every govorunmenthat people are permitted to partici ate and to havo voice is thet- rolmgQst on earth It is time nly one whore every man at all of his country would hasten to time defense of the hag A jealous regard for tho right of election by tho people acquiesc 1lequalorganizations ies of government and consti ute the sheet anchor of our happinessTo partisan organization tho entire mastery aitotolleranco and tyranny It is ore to the party so entrusted Cfine stifling of tho voice of tho eople and inevitable result is anarchy or depotism C slectIono destroy time will of tho citi zens and bear them down by force of might thoro comes from them the cleal emphatic demand 1 or an immediate and ummeomitlis tional repeal of tho election law n of 1808 and time restoration ofrivil liberties and compliance ethatand equal Cimeovershadows all others for with u a free election andit fair ttQion at the polls Two hundred mid fourteen thousand votdrg of d t i t P l Kentucky have been recorded autiiousammds pronthatImay hold fast to integrity and with unfaltering fidelity con tinup to struggle until this inoas oflawsubordinated to tho consumma tion of this glorious end From patriotgravoowarning against tho encroach mont of threats of tho destruc tion of Republican forms of government Lot us heed these ad monitions ore it is too late I believe implicitly in ulti h I I I UEIT nov JOHN MARSHALL Iimmatothere must bo no cessation of effort in tine struggle Eternal vigilance is tho price of libefty Until time control of time ballot is taken from the domination of a partisan machine and restored to time people a dreadful menace hnngs over our homes hence in JlJurfyredUncolll none with charity for aUwith firmness in right as God gives UB to see tho right let us strive on to llnish time work we are in I To this sacred cause I conse crate myself There is littleIelse to bo said So far as I may guarllthltho State time oxtrava puhlietho development of our mutcrinl resources thereby inviting into our midst and car tah from all sections in tho country In my humble way I hope to he able to assist in the advancement of the moral and educational interests of time Com inonwealth With these ends in view I fervently invoke tim 0 m g 1udwomen of Kentucky to aid me b t t imeir1raycrspTaylor said And now sir assuming this high office I am deeply sensible of how difficult it will be to dis charge its duties in such manner d as to render mo in any degree y your wort I I successor Durimmy y administration time responsibilities have como to I and you have discharged them ably fearlessly always with t best interests of the people mill tho honor of the state at heart his time impartial historian cctimes will record and r this tho people of Kentucky are I I ATTOIWKV GENERAL PRATTI under perpetual obligation and their will henceforth v hAtdress the oath of office was ad ministered to Gov Taylor by hief Justice Ilazolrigg Then ohn Marshall was sworJi in as Lieutenant Governor At 1280 F pluircimpronounced tine benedic ion Ho spoke as follows aiuer Majors Prayer In Almighty and Eternal God i healer and Holy Con sorvator of all things in heaven an dccogmmizingand goodness mill humbly and gratefully thanking Theo for the blessings which thisrtaniinntiunnlrlt fuUPOIIKentucky may Gods bpncdic ion fall anil its now Gov gleration amid preservation may t1 I IOtAL45QLUIELYPVRE Makes thefood mor delicious and wholesome I lOYAL mma powotn co nrw romc God tho on bestow Ills grace and trutiitto regulate their lives Ghostamajesty and dignity and justice unto iHishenisonsinamid Holy Ghost Amen Then the baud burst into a stirring march and time inaugu rafion was ended MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED j tlJoDoableuiuro vTllh Potion nnd IUtol Omaha Neb Dec tJThc wife 0 t Fred Lauo hosmade aconfesslon clears up the Odessa Neb murder mystery She mode the confession ton brother nhd uncle of her husband Mid later tolhe county attorney It la to the cffec that Dlusntorc first pot soned lila wife lu the rooms of the couple upstairs lie then came down ond Informed her of what helmd done end that lii was going to finish the Job Ifq wcht into an adjoining room where raiieV was sleeping and shot ilm rrs lnsmoro was poisoned pruuic nc1t1beIng used It Is supposed LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD Tho Almost Certain Pate ofISteamier Niagara Ascertained lir Senrchlntr TUB IluiTalo if Y Dec HIt Is nov certain that the Canadian steamer Ki gum CptlIenry tcCItary foulI cTltl on Tuesday evening Inst about eight miles east of Long Point Lake Erie PCrsOIiFfugsI from Buffalo to search for tho mlssln itcomcr hare returned bringing with wreckagiIckedI supposed to have foundered TrahllaJeffersonounty is aroused over a brutal attack mode yesterdajr upon John Thoson n farmer living iicor Golden Lake mid ob sister who were set upon iniliciihome by two tramps Miss Thoson life is despaired of A posse of 100 j men In charge of the sheriff is hunt illS the assailants lISympathy for the Doer Omaha Neb Dec hA big ninss meeting will be held in this city tonight for the purpose of expressing sympathy for the Doers In their strug grle against Kngland It is announced that Oov Toynter will preside nutlthat addresses will be made by ex William V Allen and other prominent democratic and populist ipcakcrs Blothcr unit Daaahtrr Aphyxlaledd New York Dec 9 Somervllle83 of and hot taughterears of age were found dead In their apartments on West Fortyninth street esterday They had beetu asphyxiated by gas which was flowing from a tube used to connect with a gas stove All the circumstances showed the deaths o have been accidentalsWn Done In SetfDefeniecIlartington Neb Dec 12At the inquest held yesterday over the body of Hark Ulenldron shot n- lelden Neb by Editor Harris It was found that the shooting was done in selfdefense Tho shooting was done with an oldfashioned horse pistol The nicnktrons are prominent people ami will fight the case to the bitter end Moro Illlplno IrUoncr Washington Dec 12A Manila dls patch says It is reported that the Jilt plno Gen Allejandro and stuff hnvo been captured the general being Bounded The Filipino treasury tee ords a large quantity of paper money situ another Nordenfeldt gun have been found at Miiugatorom SiiniIiIi lrlaoieri nt Mnnlla Madrid Dec 11uu ofllclal dlapatnli Spanlnrdshohands of the Filipinos have IIrrlvdI there Trea ury Statement Washington Dee 12 Yesterdays statement of the condition of thctreas- tiry showed Avullable cash balance J267T39SOi gold reserve JB 1 13255H Iloer llciiaUea at UiiubcrleCape Town Dec 11 It rumorltlIere that the Boors attacked Klmbcr nightbutTlie rope Celebrated MCIN Rome Dec gIn spite of rainy weather and the advloe of his phystacians the pope celebrated mass rivate chapel StreakerGordon antthethis city Mr James E Stronger and Elizabeth Gordon wore MWheatemploye of thu St Bonmril Con u8tdaughterot e ordon TUB JJKIJ congratulates I a thom PhillipsDavis 1nllID9MI1I8lero milted In marriage Elder Too i ol1lclltlngMr Plilllins r employe of the St Ilernnru Con o and his bride IB otto of Mortons worthyyomigcongratulations 4 iJI 0 t p i J I BAKING POWDER JiFIGHT The American Column Has a Foul Hours Battle with Aguin aldos Guard THE LOCATION OF THE OTHER COLUMNS Inlinbllnntn of the Town Occuiilcd liy Our Troop Join In Itepulrlna the Trull sit Carrying Sub l t eiiceTIe Itvvolt lit rvVuro Unit ii iortanttrVarlilngton Dee 10The war de palt mIll t hns received the following maui Gen Otlu Younttrtr from t aOtIiIpoenpedhours engagement on the 3d Inst be twvpii his troops and Apuinalclon guard near Cervantes SO miles Bouth east ot Vigutti with heavy loss to cne my who Is being pursued Our loss wall one killed autO six wounded in habitants of town occupied join the troops in repairing the trail and car rylng subsistence Iniihliii On to San JoaIlavepushed a column to San Jose couth of Bangued Hawses column Is on the rciir trull JJatchelors battalion of the TiventyfouMh Is out of reach north of Bayonbnngevldently descend Ing the river Natives report that fight- Ing occurred 20 miles north Nuvy reaches Aparrl tomorrow A column TwentyfIIhIon Is In Bultican province totiny with opposljonIlulinlil Hare CotiitiadvIt Is probable that the troops which pcommandclose in the Insurgent leaders rear Grn Otis also cables ns follows reoI gardlng the revolt In egros The Itevolt lit fietsron Information received that the Ne gros revolt was of minor importance liyrncs Is lit rapid pursuit of the ella nlTected party Hughes Is In the moun thins of Iiiuuy en route to Cadiz STORMED BY THE BRITISH flrhoimllh Unllnndy Carried bTItlio lrIUhIBoer Head Laager Lailysmlth FriI 1laya sortie between one and two oclock it the morning They crawled up a r 5avinebardskbp which was held by the Root and on which were placed a Creuso un arid a howitzer These guns wetro- estroyed with dynamite The un IclIsli captured a Maxim gun and then re The lancers hussars anelc guards made a sortie west of Lady smith at day break under cover ct a heavy artillery fire which the Boers returned briskly The British after wards returned to Ladysmith lheIIloer losses are reported to have ali A strong burgher column Iris 0rossedwith time object of the Br tbiflh Iicourl e01umnITo Snutnln Higher InUc Icvrln Detroit lIch loo h1Ieorge V Wlxner chntrmau of thc Deep Water ivuyiictiimlHiiIonsald night that the roninitiitslnns prollinlnary recommend xtloiiB jn reference to tmstnlnlng high e Ilrrecivlury of war today In general terms time commlHshnrrs favor it Is umlcitilcod n system of damn in the Ippcv Niitgnivi river General liiereiiNe In Vntre SprlngHold Muss Ore 9An h- iioiinciincnt was math of a ten per rent increase In the wages In the mills of the Uoston Duck Co1 to take effect c December 18 This Include thi Oils company mills at Ialmer employing 2000 hands the Warren mills 500 hands the Thorndlke mills CSO hands tile Three Ufvcrs mills liSP hands and smaller ones- lnulcrnii4cyt of Iho Hurl of Ynriiioutb yesterdny the earl of Yarmouth In bankruptcy proceedings the receiver said that the c- arl was still In the United States Ho added that as It was understood iht carls liabilities were small his rela lives would probably make a proposal to settle time case Dentil of UlUnlietlt Uplium Chnie Pawtucket R I Dec 13Mrs Eli 2sc promInent antislavery agitation days OH account of lien work III behnlt of the negro xiii iiawho was a leading advocate of woman suffrage died at her home lu Central Falls yesterday aged 03 yearslyI lent UriiitiUrn Condition Washington Dec 11The Irlion of Lieut Urumuy who was Iayst of Manila bny and attached to hU loft since lila return to tho United Slates remains unchanged Admiral Dcwey Is not permitted to visit the P sick man 7 A Ulovr nt the Tranti Washington Dec 12 Senator Chll prohlbltlugmaking of which Is controlled by a trust froni one state to aiiotfir Such offenses ore nrndo punishable bylms pvlsouutcntjjol to xceedthne years Subscrlba for rUSt HUH ir- l IIRTILLERY SAVED THEM Futher Details of the Disaster to Gen Gatacres Column at Stormberg THE VICTIMS OF TREACHEROUS GUIDES Tlie Attack Made on the WronK Pnrt of the floor Foiltlon A Rout of the Drltlrh Force Only Irevented by the IlaBiilflcettl Work of the Artlllerr London Dec nLnter details re garding the disaster to Gen Qatacrea column show that but for tho magnifi cent work of the British artillery the disaster would have been far more ex tensive os the Incessant Doer shell fire In the midst of the repulsed Infantry ultimately led to disorder which only eKcapcd developing Into a rout through the batteries of artillery occupying successive positions covering the re eat thus drawing n portion of the Hoers galling fire- Trcncbcroui tlnldci Apparently the British were set an Impossible tusk and were treacher ously guided After a trying march and being under arms 16 hours titi F- ttacked the wrong part of the Doer sition where the hill was Impregna and the burghers were estimated to number 0000 men instead of 2500 as the spies had reported A UutnlllntlnB EpUode There is little In tho story to mltl gate the intense humiliation occa bloned by the episode which was al most an exact counterpart of the bat lie of Nicholsons Nek The war olllce was beselged with anxious relatives nd the successive editions of the newspapers were eagerly scanned Men and women were equally persistent In pleading for information but the authorities either do not possess any or lire not prepared to publish It- tu presentA rc alntf Influence fIle affair has excited the most de pressing influence here ndt excepting the stock exchoDgewhere consols were at the lowest price In many years and South African securities slumped not eo much on account of the military re erse which is retrievable but owing to the as to its loliticalould now DO felt If Oen Gatacrcs reverse resulted In Cape Colony be coming aflame from end to end Awnltlnir Further Kncla TIme afternoon newspapers like the morning papers withhold the nppor tlonment of blame until they ore fur tlier acquainted with the facts anil tale the reverse philosophically The Tall Mall Gazette remarks The countrys calm will again snr prise the continent If the blow Is iore serious than It appears neither e crown nor the ministry will be In anger of even a thglo seditious vllll howl In the street We have confidence in those who are fighting for us and in their directors YEARS COTTOn PRODUCTION ItBllntloian of the Deportment at Agriculture Cillmntei the Seasons Crop nt 8OOO000 Onlei Washington Dec llIbe statlsti an of the department of agriculture reports 8000000 boles as the probable cotton production of tho United States for ISOJ 1000 This estimate is based on a larger umber of both general and special reports titan has ever before been reo celvcd by the department In coimec on with a cotton crop While weather conditloas during the past thirty days hove been mainly favor it to whatever picking remained to e done so that the general condition of tile crop Is slightly better titan one month ago continued Investigations leave absolutely no doubt that tlucfcrop Is even smaller than was had catcd in either of the statistician S previous reports The estimated productive area In huouusutudumglnlu 47 Louisiana 1170 North Curo Una 1220 Texas 0012 South Car a Una 2212 Arkansas 1726 Georgia I 3W8 Tennessee SiC Florida 140 Oklahoma 109 Alabama 2883 Indian territory 309 Mississippi 2784 Mi SIouni 77 Total 23522000 acres This C8 per cent less than last year The estimated yield in pounds of lint 1ottonRliila 120 North Carolina 103 South C iiarolinaHj Alabama 17C MIssissippi 2051 1 Louisiana 236 Texas 185 Arkansas 103 Tennessee ice Oklahoma 135 1 Indian territory 223 Missouri 193l Fraudulent and Unfounded Clnlui Washington Dec 12TIICI United States supreme court affirmed the pinion of the court of claims In the ase of the claim of the Los Abra Sliver Mining Co aglnst the Republic of Mexico holding the claim to be fraudulent and unfounded The claim was for about 4000000 The Queen WaxU Pail DeUII Loudon Dec 12Tho queen hay at her private secretary Sir Arthur Olgge specially from Windsor castle to glean full details at the war ofilce for her majesty respecting Qen Oat cres reversegThe Holiday Itcou practicallyf congress will be from Thursday De 21to Wednesday January 3 t hus far however there has been ito urinal action There will bo services nt tho M pastor30 p in Everybody Invited Dr BullsbougWboopln 1 PWAysN like it Doeet tie email Price 25 cents to I 7 lch COld Easily1 Are you frequently hoarse annoyingtickling you feel relieved if you could raise something Does your cough annoy you at night and do you raise more mucus in morningThen should always keep on hand a bottle of JgersjCherrg PecIorIIf throat you cannot be too careful You cannot begin treatment too early Each cold makes you more liable to another and the last one is always harder to cure than the one before it Dr Agers Ctterrg Pectoral Plaster protects IDC laasj from colds Help at Hand If you have complaint whatever and desire the test medical advice you can possibly obtain write the doctor freely Yeu will recclve a prompt reply Address DRJ C AVER Lowell Moss COPPER WIRE STOLEN Electric Motor Road at Hecln DIsabledSerIous Offence Against Law miiiehavewire from time electric motor road and another has been receiving tide hnvobecnguilty severe verypenaltypenalty proscribed Is n term in tho penitentiary for tho parties inipll cnted rIte electrIc motor has been seriously disabled moro than onco of the copper wino that formed a part of tho circuit beenfnaHtlltntl Imrtlo8m08tchance to quit their meanness Bislfop Dudley to be Here EpIscopalChurch Longtaffoclock n in Everybody Invited tu attend tho Mr W Q Barter gave his friends n scare n few clays since Just nftor returning from n visit over time river Ho became ill with hcndncho anti other preliminary symptoms excepterUIJtlollthnt nro soon in tlio early stages of smallpox and was watched closely for n day or two It turned out only n bilious attack nut all breathed freely F II Arnold received n lino dog u mornIngshlpJedwas Icre u year ago nnd html u mom ornblo with Mr Arnold Mr handlingness for hanson Milton mill hero droparoundlimo dog Is hero for n training trip A gentleman nninod Tiirbovllln tIarlingtomuhisn oakight5 II grout deal of timber hereabouts vroervomaud for other purposes Is not xiv ornblo to n stave factory tllmllylnulocntcd loavimigEanlimigton ofissntlstactoryu n wholesale grocer at thatplace Mr nell liarnott formerly of this IndlnnTcrrJtornnd In tho country lie Is looking liiliudummgcOllie n resident of thIs county A bill will bo Introduced by Con rossimman Smith of tho fourth Ken tucky district providing for tim hit provoment of Salt river tripipIllIdtllghtclerklace of Will Coznrt resigned W C MoLcod is preparing to move his Chrlstmns goods his cornlotlon OIlb1l81110118 JoneactelltrontWlnllsor 5 1 7 CiJ 1 IItlL1e Bee PAUL M MOOR Editor mil Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Dcororaed1 Intered the PcaiofEce al Riilinglon at Second 11 miller a = SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ouj YeirttrlctlTlnadtanre 100 Sit Mombi 50 SIi1o CopIesISpecimen tee on appUatonliellirrejpondenti wanted In all cuntr Addruo for patticulars THURSDAY DECEMBER 14 1899 Now where is the fellow at who bet that Goebel would bo the next Governor CASH up now boys Time to pay those election bets on the next governor of Kentucky Tun echoes of that Madison ville indignation meeting hay ceased to reverberate among thi hills of Hopkins GOVERNOR TALon the next Governor of Kentucky was in 1auguratedwith great enthusiasm HOPKINS COUNTYS vote was counted and tabulated without a word of protest from even the Goebel attorneys This tells the whole story TH03K Outline Goebel fire works that were not lighted will probably be held in reserve for another one of those Guthrie hottime fairs A GOOD deal is being said about proposed improvements to Salt River Pity these could not have been made in time to give Goebel a more comfortable passage GOVKUNOR TAYLOR will be the only next Governor of Ken tucky until another election in the due course of time notwithstanding the Goebelite threats and talk of contests IT is now AttorneyGeneral Clifton J Pratt by appoint inent of Gov Taylor until thi hour for his assuming this big oflico for the term to which lie was elected by the people TUB CourierJournal now speaks of and denounces em bittered partisan agitation the ready resort of the demagogue and the mountebank What a shame to thus so quickly go back on its own very recent record IN some manner the Goebolitea of Hopkinsville who purloine precinct No1 antI disfranchised the voters of that precinct did not profit much by their manipu lation The Republicans max aged to get hold of the knife and cut the pie OAPT W T ELLIS is quotedIS having said it Owonsboro aft returning from Frankfort they expected me to go to Frankfort and commit a highway rob bery they had hold of the wrong milan Well it will be best to await the Captains final action as a member of tho contest board The people had better withold judgment a little while TilE Goebel rally failed in Hopkins county albeit the plans were still ripening when time first telegraphic news of the decision of the State Board was received Cheer up boys this not the only place that lost i 18 rally At Guthrie the fellows have hud some ninety dollars worth of fireworks and blank cartridges waitingand they a still waiting MR POYNTZ dissented from tho opinion of Judge Pryor and Oa Ellis Yet Mr Poyntz is not a lawyer He is only Goebels tool Judge Pryor and Capt Ellis said in their decision that no lawyer and no intelligent citizen could disagree with their decision Mr Poyntz does not claim to be a lawyer und there his fellow commissioners have told the rest As has been said often of late In Kentucky it has long been the custom of the people to seut that man in office who has r c ceived the greatest number of votes And as a proof that Kentuckians do not moan to d0 part from that good old rule at this late day Governor Taylor was inaugurated Tuesday and Attorney General Pratt took the legal helm of the State GOVERNOR TAYLOR said in his inaugural address I belie o implicitly in time ultimate triumph of right and speaking of time result of the election Raid lit was tho triumph of the peo ple over u merciless remorseless partisan machine erected to enI oN Ii v ifJ i r r t111 IU w trvjJ slave them It had no political significance The Governor puts the credit for the result wore it properly belongs It was tho triumph ofIIrjgiflmIi the peo plei ST Louis Chicago KansasCity Cincinnati Indianapolis Phila delphia New York aro among the city that aro bidding fast and strong for tho 1000 Republican National Convention Philadel phia has already subscribed lib erally toward 100000 that city thinks necessary as a fund to this end If a vicepresidential candidate is selected from the East as is probable the conven tion will probably como westj St Louis and Chicago are neck and neck in tho race DUNS RKVIKW for December 2 says Business continues won derfully large prosperous and C healthy In four weeks failures have been reported amounting oto 0818590 against 8110475 oin tho same weeks of last yeari 11010105 in 1897 and over 12000000 in 1890 and also in 1895 Yet time volume of solvent trade represented by exchanges at tho principal clearing houses has been for tho month 225 per cent greater than last year and 10 per cent greater than in 1892 WHEN Gov Bradley went into office the State Treasury was empty and stato warrants 11tl not be paid At the close of his to administration all outstanding state warrants had been paidP more than 1717000 and is in tho treasury 1100000 more than enough to pay timea bonded debt of tho state The credit of tho state is restored and Kentuckyhopelessly in debt under the Democratic longtime ruleis now practically out of debt and all her obn ligatious being mot TilE United States has a little money left yet even so long as three years after the tune when Mr Bryan and his followers predicted that our money could never increase without the free and unlimited coinage of silver llrehhas increased 83 per cent On July 1 1890 time money in circu lation was 1509725200 and on December 1 1899 it was lD85I 030904 with the promise of crossing the 2000000000 mark by time end of December POPULIST Senator from Idaho Henry Heitfield in a recent in terview frankly admits Republi can prosperity Ho said Time times are good in our State Cat tie for instance are selling for just three times what they were twoor three years ago Wool is in much better demand and time gold and lead mines of tho State are being worked with great profit Other statesmen and l1eitfieldfthat the free an unlimited coin age of silver at 10 to 1 is not necessary to growth and material wellbeing limE future government of time Philippines rests with tho govern ment of the United States Few graver responsibilities have ever been confided to us If we ac cept them in a spirit worthy of our race and our traditions a great opportunity comes with them The islands lie under time shelter of our flag They are sours by every title of law und They cannot be abandoned If wo desert them we leave them at once to anarchy and finally to barbarism Were thug them a golden apple of dis cord among time rival powers no one of which could permit an Itother to seize them unques tioned President McKinleys Annual Message to Congress Smallpox Under date of December 12th the State Board of Health issues another warning against small pox sending out circulars for publication and urging vaccina tion and revaccination Wo cannot publish the circular in full for lack of space this week But we give time warning brielly In less than two years more than 2000 cases of smallpox have oc currcd in 02 of tho 119 counties of this State involving a direct expense to tho aflected counties and municipalities of nearly 100000 and a far greater loss from interference with business and travel The circular says All of this disease and expense could and should have been avoided had general vaccination been resorted to when repeatedly urged by this and time local boards of health before the dis easojgajned such a foothold in the State In Earliiigton a largo proportion of the people have been vuc i 1 It is an HI Wind That Blows Nobody Good That small ache or pain or weakness is the Iill wind that directs your attention to time necessity of purifying your blood by taking Hoodss Sarsaparilla Then your whole body receives goodu for the purified blood goesltingling to every organ is time great remedy for all ages and both sexestDyspepsia ave And kidney trouble 1 suffered tottyars from dyspepsia with severe pins Hoods SirsApMh nude me strong And htriy 7 B Emttton Auburn Me l foo JSallJa aJill lloodi ilili cure live 1Ili tile uoilrrlutlnr ant s Ii cithitIc tOkTtbli iF SarparIIIa of liimiatedpast year So have mommy people in other parts of Hopkins county hut a larger percentage in Earl ington than elsewhere There are some even hero who have not complied with time suggesl ions of the Board of these should do so at once DEMOCRATIC COmPiIENTC Caustic Comment on Poyntzc Approval of DecisionwMr Poyntz Issues a dissenting opinion In tho matter of awarding a ime certificate for governor and says o is sure the commissioners ought have gone behind tho returns and given the certificate to tho Demo of rats It is very strange that MrI oyimtz know so much He admits w that ho is no lawyer and no evidence as been produced beforo the board nd none was hoard by them and yet without hearing any evidence at all and without knowing any law Mr Poyntz says ho Is in favor of glvting the certificate to the Mr Poyntz is small potatoes and few in the hill Such irresponsible moons ho have no business to be entrusted with such enormous powers b and duties as devolve upon the Stato board of election commissioners Madisonvillo Hustler Grapevine ItemsbTobacco stripping is in full blast The roads are somewhat slippery There will be no Christmastree this year Miss Lora Henry Is visiting in MadlsonvlllefJohn and Wilt Ashby of the ElkI neighborhood visited at Toni Kit tingcrs last weekIShack Wyattof Dalton and Miss Onto Hay of Madlsonville visited hero Wednesday Harry Itonrland and family ofI Madlsonville visited at R Pc Henrys last week Supt J li LIndle filled his placec Sunday Ho was accompanied by Henry Koard of HecizimMisses Story und Hariand of Haley spent Saturday here The monument recently erected by J It Rash to tho memory of his wife is one of the most handsome features of Grapevine cemeteryITwo children of have been sick with typhoid fever and tousl1l tisJMrs John Ray was burled hero last weekt Miss Addle Ashby Is visiting near Hanson Mrs John Ray Hash has been sick i chills Undo John Olfutt has moved to his new house recently purchased of Fred Feller A F Todd and children visited the family of J n LIndle at heck FridayMrs AV A Cox of Elm Grove visited her daughter Mrs W T Prltchett last week As Others Sec Us rime mobilizing of Kentucky pub lic sentiment appears to worry the Qoobel gobblers Washington Post The battleship Kentucky made a much better run than tho Hon 1111 Goebel Washington Post It appears from the claims of tho OooheJltcs that the calling out of the militia terrified and intimidated a number of gentlemen who proposed to do a little voting after tho closing of the polls Washington Post Qoobel now proposes to beat hiS- own election boards by an appeal to the Legislature As an enemy of majorities ho smashes the record GlobeDemocrat Kentucky has proved that It stands up for an honest ballot It can score another point by sending IMackburn to keep company with Goebel Globo Democrat A New Enterprise Earltngton Is soon to have a imo enterprise and otto that is quite a welcome addition to our business interests Mr M Hanna of Madl Bonvlllo Is erecting a foundry near Robinsons mill Tho building will cover three Oct lots and will bo equipped with all tho necessary machinery Mr hoary Drown of Madlsonville is doing tho brick work nUll Mr Powell of Hopkins villa line the contract for tho framo work on tho now building Tho work will he pushed to completion as rapidly as possible Title Is a valuable to Earllngtons business Interests and tho people of Earlington gladly welcome Mr Uaniia into their midst Mr Titus Robinson is taking a rest from his lou continued labor as mine foreman for the Empire Coal Company and will at his home perhaps through the winter and untl his strength is fully restored He line not boon well for seine time but Is about and in ap pearance retains much of his usual vigor many friends trust that his indisposition may provo very temporary 1 oii J I- Ijv II t firi Jillh i A4r LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Engineers MeG rath and CtullpbellI nro In charge of tim lilll New Empire It Is stated that a day telegraph otllce will be opened at Kolleyiwhlch Is now a night office It Is said that Agent Etherldge is I im winner of dollars as a re uIt of Taylors election Thorn Is talk of building new de ot at Earlington on the land nowIsed for park and band stand The Mannlngton telegraph ofllce y orders of tho company has been moved to New Alfonso Coenen who was lately Injured Is now on again as fireman on the yard switch engine A special train for tho accommoda ion of a funeral party Was run on the Providence branch last SatlmrIayu Dispatcher Martin now ng road will soon take charge of time third trick on tho south end wo nro toldIWo are told that are now being inado for tIme extension of several sidetracks to tho capacity of seventyfive carstContractor Mnnlon who charge tho now damn at Slaughters says e will bo able to finish it by Janu ry 20th if weather permits Operatorl1nlnbrldge Kelloy tho query What has tho boy done that bo should bo exiled I Supervisor of bridges and build- Ings Gus Mo Vay was down on tho Snturdnylooking r nington ofllce s Mr Neal formerly dispatcher on tho Henderson division has accepted offer from tho Wabash Railroad where ho will go as train dispatcher with headquarters Do atur Ala Time great loss of time to trains illie doubling the Empire hill has the railroad to puthhill engine at Newlnplro to sist trains over time lull It is esti mated that an hours time for ouch train will thus be saved Conductor Waltz gave some idea tho Immense business done on tho agohenwhile enroute north one trip ho moot seventeen freight trains and thou went in nearly on time It Is rumored once moro that nil fast freight lines ore to be abolished Tho Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt ues nro tho agitators nod ime report is to tho etfect that these two systems have entered Into an agreement providing for the wiping out of special freight companies January I 1 U M Williams will ecome passenger agent of tho Louisville and Nashville with headquarters at Birmingham Ala vice R F IJeasley resigned I Ski Jones on that will assume charge of the immigration and pass ager business of time road In Ala unts Pulse charges made time Louisville Nashville Railroad Company dill not provo to bo a win nlng issue when in the hands of tho bad man Goebel and we venture tho assertion that it will bo mummy enrs before a maui can again be- ound so weak as to make his main for election to the highest position in the State a charge against railroad company- Representatives of Cotton Com complainedI I State because railroads have confis cated coal consigned to them They short of coal and fear a shut down if the practice continues htmL time commission is powerless and they will probably seek relief in tho courtsWages of employes In time cotton mills in Augusta Ga anil Hath and Langley S CL are to be advanced January I It Is stated that Pennsylvanias industries are uslngnoUOOOmoro per sons tItan they at time n year ago- Another Iron and steel plant Is to CapeliretonoxpeudedInrite Cripple Creek gold output for goldproduclugthe total output for the will be somewhere In tho neighborhood of 30000000So 000 Now England cotton mill have reeeivell an advance of 10 per cent in wages placeathowheat at JO per cent against U5 last year It describes the plant as rank rcIHIIIIttltti j ISMqj I i TooThin I iIf so there must be some i trouble with its food Well f1 babies are plump only the sick are thin Are you sure I the food is all right 1 Chit 1 I growthey I I nourishes them Perhaps a T mistake was made in the f I and as a result the di iis1a just use I your everyday common i f sense and help nature ai 1III1iz IiTff ing but does not thrive then f the mother should take the 1 I f 1good= I mother and Isoc s rive proves Tweotyf and fj00 all scorr a DOWNE ClwmljU L HIIHNfH WJ it i J id and with more titan tho usual danger from sudden cold About 2400 workers in time watch works at Kluln 111 nro to receive iii Increase In wages January 1 The Increase aggregates an expenditure of 100000 moro a year On December I fifteen window glass factories In Indiana resumed operations with a force of nearly V Time Frederlcksburg Potomac railroad has give time ml conductors and brakemon a 10 per cent Increase in wages DOWN IN TilE MINES Now Empire mines cnn now boast of a telegraph oillco which was es there lust week and time question is now asked will tho town Empire be moved there In tho near future Mild as the wittier Is time coal com panies continue to bo unable to sup tho demand for coal The con manyhodemand Foreman James Fegan tho demand for coke is very good In deed and says shipments were largo shipmentsthorodltfcronuo The Slaugbtersvlllo agent for time St Bernard Coal Co speaks in flat tering terms of that company both as to 1I1111It1of coat orders shipped and Many of tho Barnsley miners spent seern days this week at Madison villo attending court on account of boysimotuldguard against tIme use of liquor Mr Jako MoEiicn manager of the St Bernard store at St went to Kvansvillo last week to lay in a supply of holiday goods No ono hi tho State has shown a moro dtltormlnelll1urposo to sue that fraud not como out winner in ime result of tho lute election than as Jno It Atkinson president of the St Bernard Coat Co who is known far nIl near as a mont con servative and fair mail and ono who favors and practices honesty III all affairs And time just decision of two of tho commiKsIonertf Is In accord ale with ills views Tho work constructing new coke ovens Is now under tIme charge of teo P Farnsworth anti If tho weather permits twentyflvo new ovens will ho built Oeo C Atkinson tins returned from his trip east and reports time best element of nil parties there are opposed to GoebeliKin amid look upon of tloehnl and ills hench man to get time certificate a step to perpetrate fraud Not only does tho St Bernard lent in tho production of coal In this county but now scorns they have In their employ tho champion banana eater who devoured two dozen In seventeen minutes Chicago dealers are paying 125 per ton for mine run at Danville I 11t mines Heeler t Co of Evansvllle Intl have leased 2tx acres of land from J A Whitman and others near A Ill h 110 and will at once begin sinking n shaft for tho purpose of coal lhoro are several now mines being up along the Air ILlume JlnllroRlll1 Patoka township Tho iron mills in tho vicinity of Cleveland have enough orders on hand now to keep them busy all of next year Before Melvinley was 1llighlleCleveland Leader Time times are unusually prosper ous Lots vote fqr a change to ways Mr Jrynmmhiurllimgtomm Hawkeye There is an old saying A burnt child dreads iho fire The experi ence of the workIngmen and ness men from I8U3 to 1800 Is burned In their memorIes They dont want any more of It Burlington Hawk- Eye rime olllclal estimated of anthracite coal produced for November Is 1GS5OUO tons This able comment on Limo Presl dents message bytimo Lexington Her aid wo reproduce Our trade has been extremely gratifying our exports of manufactures has been peen profitable antI increasing Wo are tho great grain growing country of time world Without our contribution to tho provisions of the world thero would be u deficit so large as to causa sorrow and want And our productive capacity is also increasing with time most satisfac tory strides We are also the largest cotton producing country in the world That Is we are tho foodpro ducing and tho raimentproducing nation Wo also have the cheapest coal and ore in tho world and so de and with such railroad and transportation facilities that we can mine transport and handle this con land oro cheaper than any coal in tIme world can bo mined transported or handled It is difllcult to overestimate Limo enormous advantages which those facilities und products bestow upon UK To them are to bo added that now wo have an abund ance of capital at low rates of Inter hlfihestchnrncterfor manufacture for transportation and credit Eugene who is known nil over tho United States as tho man who took such an active part a fe onrs ago in wrecking anti burning railroad cars at Chicago for vlmIc and other misdeeds he languished in mummy months Is now out Ian Interview wherein he shows great for Ileeno an agitator in the ranks of tho UM W who has his incendiarism caused the United States Court to place him behind tho liars for safe keeping Expression of Kymputhy from such men as not only shown that tho sammie spirit of rule or ruin governs both organizations but will have the effect to away from tho ranks of time IT M W thousands of members who do not approve of using force towards their employers as favorod by such men as Debs rim 0 following portion of an article which lately appeared in tho H1 W Journal written by Debs clearly shows what kind eta man lie is Besolutlons will bo parsed by tho score AH well whistle against time whirlwind Sympathy will be poured out like lava tides but John 0110 will continuo to foster I ii- Jail Can anything bo done Yesl What Is It1 Yon can vote for se- cialiammi und take possession of the mines III which you work and that will end wageslavery and such contemptible creatures as Williams with Handbag Inliimtlftns will disappear forever Cot ktlye ownqr ship IH only remedy You have been voting against it and you are paying the You can vote for it mid walk the streets free men Private ownership and slavery or public ownership and freedom You alono cnn and must do cltlo If wo may believe tho counsel for Goobol before tho election board ono militia comnpalmy and fourteen United States marshals bluffed tho whole State on election tiny Tills Is not the kind of a plea that Kontuckians of a former time would have rel ished Memphis Sch- iuiitariIjiIi 4Keepder by the occasional use of Jtts Liver Pills They reg ulate the bowels and produce BodyForbil 4 4 iousness and kin 4dredTUTTS Liver PILLS 4 General Advance of Wages 4 Boston Mass December IJNow England cotton manufacturers are greatly pleased at tho announce ment rein Augusta that tho cotton manufacturers IIi that city 4employcsmated that by January from 140000 to 1GOOIX cotton mill operatives in tho North will bo under an 4 4atlvnmwovance in the South will bring time total In tho United States above 100000 DIGEST YOUR FOOD illnetr percent of all elckneta U cantM b cod uul Wine properly dlreatrd It creates polo win and toes Into your blood and then you an lljhl IC alni tany dlwaaa the liniuan ayatem li hrlr to Cia Dr Carlaledta Of rman Liver Iowdcr and watch the results You will feel ltim rood erects alter taklar one dose live It trill and U convinced ItlccZSc Or Ottoa Spruce Gum Salaam Cure Vow Cough Just the Modlo4n for Children Vir tale faj St Bernard Drug Store T E Culver of Waverly will build a flouring mill at tiiat place havfng a capacity of thirtyfive bar rels per day limo lumber is being hauled and tho workmen will begin in a few days largelydeiiomulmttroubled w worms Irritable cross feverish and 11cr imnps sick Vimlts Crenm Vermifuge Is a worm expeller and tonic to make them healty anti ful Price iCc 43t Ilernnnl Drug store W Illley who was re cently appointed by Congressman Allen to a at West Point lias gone to Highland Falls N J I where ho will take n throo months preparatory course before his exam takes Iace March I says tho HOI1khls1I 0 Kcntitcklan A Neglected Cold Is an allembracing causeof disease It clogs tho limp with mucus It strains and breaks down tho lung tissues Dr Hells PineTar Honey Is an unfailing euro for coughs and colds It rebuilds time tissues and gives strength to tho lung by sup plying tho with fatforming oxygen ISc at nil good druggists Time members of tho Kentucky assembly at Ixjxlngton made a proposition to tho city coun oil to sell park property to tho city for 35000 tho assembly reserving tho use of tho property for fifteen hays each enr for melt ings Tho proposition WitS referred H r Dale Arcol Tenn wtllei line oled- I1r M A Simmons Liver lledlcln lour I load what the doeiora called Ulceration of the Stomach II cared me oood and well I would rot give one packaca of It for a doien like I oud Now corn Is said to ho soiling higher In Kentucky titan It has beet known for years the price being about thlrtytlvo cents per bushel This is duo from tho fact that the yield Is reported much lighter than was expected In liver Horblne by its beneficial action upon tho biliary tracts renders tho bile more anti time liver into a sound healthy condition thereby banishing tho souse of drowsiness lethargy and the feeling of which arlsofromdlBordersoftlie liver Price roc St Hernard Drugstore Jesse Harris a bachelor who had been living near Morganfleld camo up to Dakersport near says time Kentucklan Time day after his arrival he broke out tho emmmalipox antI Is how n very sick mmui- mmVorking Night and Day The busiest and mightiest little timing that ever was made is Dr New Life Pills Every pill is n sugarcoated globule of hou that ohanges Into strength listlessness Into energy brainfag into mental Jower Theyre won dorful in building no the Only 25o per box St Bernard Drug- Store The dooch Trial Jody Gooch who killed Deputy Xftiralnil lou Auliliv amid wnilllded Marshal McOary at Slaughtersvlllo several months ago will put on trial at Dlxon next Tuesday Red Hot From the Inn Was tho ball that hit O B Stead man of Newark Mich In tho Civil War It caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped for JO Then Bucklons Am Salve Cured him Cures Cuts Bruises Burns EruptionsIbox Cure Bernard Drugstore Bob Vanover of Davless county lost his loft hand while out hunting Ills weapon was an old muzzloload Ing shotgun When lie attempted to lire It It exploded whore left hand grasped barrel Quo bottle of Dr Bolls AntiPain will convince the most skeptical of its wonderful merits as an Invalua ble household remedy in tho relief of lUioumatlsm Neuralgia Tooth ache or any other ache or pain ex ternal or Internal Dr McCormick says tho smallpox lias cost Kentucky 100000 In ayear fortyono counties having been nf Dr M A SlmmoDj Liver Medicine has sine t 3 o tieaililjr rlicn In public favor and the da mand for li far eiceeda that of any other Liver Medicine A farmers Institute for Davloss been organized with S cOllntYIhas of Owonsuoro as presl dent The Institute will have four sessions Money to patent good Idea JJ1n by secured our aid Address Tin PATKNT liKOonu Baltimore Md Tile Lexington ambnlanco during Its nearly three years nsOfhas car rled ltltW7 patients WAiKKii8 TONIO Is the link that picks tIp the vital force of man In his 3timetime Heart tho cuB System At Hopkinsvlllo Mrs K A Jones fell cloud In a as sue left tho station after arriving from Windsor Ontario to visit her son J- v t t tlt r frr J Uii 1 r JrWRAPS 1It ra During this month our Wraps must move 4fi Our sales thus fur have been good but l out of our unusually largo purchase wo 1 fhave most too many Jackets loft to cause trr4fi a real comfortable feeling therefore they tsimahi be forced out t AA I JACKETS t OUR 1Itr t 1 Fit to perfection It does one good tUJ time mathematical skill displayed in the t cutting of them Time fit of time collar and ifaround time urmholo are beautiful Wt t show them fn Black Brown Castor Navy 4land Pearl Now listen you wanta Jacket t4fi wo have just what you want Why not como before it is too lato thud gdtit t 4fiOur styles and prices are guaranteed 4fi on i fi BIHoPcUJIb41 fi MADISON VILLKKY i ii 4tIfIfi MONEY HACK YOU IT Yt q fh2 Ji i S g c j YOUR SOLICITED ORDERS Who Doss the Livery Business I DETAILS SPECI FICATIONS CONTRACTS DHAWN UPON SHORT TIOE Ask your They nil say that haul better loads fur 9 Inish best teams and ways tho right price open All HUM Barnett Arnold u t I i1 a PLANS A A NO to l al at JJ 11 iIII 6 A t M McCORD M J iHContractor and Builder fi- s viAn iXpinmNOB KY y tAll classes of buildings made ready fur v Including lIlo furnlKhlllgof all mntor j tIbats and common labor rr on IIrlceT T T T T TT T T irJiI1II ss ss essi tsss I SI S5 SIS 1Ss tSit S S S5 I GEORGE O IOY r Socctuoria hue Davis If y LIVERY FEED I n STABLERAt r f t I Main street just I If IpEAIL1NGON KY I I FirstClass Equipment and promptservice1Jr1II ss II II p p i s IIU The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions one inmate y eventy years of age who has been in the infirmary for three year a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking llipans Tab r ules about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he is never without them 1leis willing that his name should be used in 1r a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person vj t to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution i eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble fox many years and finds that RMANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of ale the other fortytwo both suffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and ne VrJ Av ousness They take the Tabules and find them so useful that they fv always have a package in their pockets The matron also stateaCl that she is Cort live years of age anti at times suffers with indiger jf tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that time 1i Tabulcs are very good indeed and Is perfectly willing to have heinname used in a testimonial wAftmrJtbU lletlallu ltZPAflI will not baflL They Unbh nUn A 11Qj t COI Sot IM wor4 fti A5 a it pakiau sad ccp I Mi mute bM AtHtitrorlcrtt se toe equu =a 7 drag t4rL TtdMiaplM eel bOIUIt4 traumoftlAjiwia tLad ii aJ a4dz 11 5 =t lo Il Wse Vitt Se mJwan 5w Yezk 2 t4t A TO MANKIND i DR TABLERS BUCKEYE 0 i 13 adWci woJ rl 1 EARLINGTON occulnIlCI krI BOON C IiuiflW1IEg izZ PILE I CURE Ji I A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHER HAVE FAILED TUBES BY MAIL 76 CENTS BOTTLES co CENTS JAMES FIUiAMSifefniriiir 310 Ndi Melt stlt ST LIMO J I i I Of i ee f 1 jrjnbuslrn tot tTl to o =ir LOCAL MISS I 1Crn Itictor Rfinr Vas In httendlngcourt ihb first Wt tho week MJ tvf Quito a number of our merchants havo received their Christmas goods s and hrtvo them out on exhibition 11 OJ Harry Brown haft resigned hU po J IK011 ns cork ut Lloyds restaurant 1 lr1lnr Ed tanner is now filling tho 11 t Jtulgu Clifton J Pratt nmrrimmafl K FInloy of MndlKonvllle attainted IYtho inauguration Tuosday- Tho of Uov Taylor nt Infant ROM of Mr and Mrs4 4 Jack llaluwatcr was burled Katur l Wcia afternoOn Kid 1 II Tool con tho funeral Horvlcon iJt jj 1 JtMfJ Rrll McCarloy and Dean who of tho St Jtornuril liutclior Hhop killed n consldorablo t iiuinber of food hogs last wouk An A 0 IT W lodge is to bo or ganlzcd at Dlxon soon Several members of tho Earllngton lodgo will tako part In tho organisation i Albert Larmouth got his arm ti hrokllllnKt week while driving In t t tho minoR Dr Chatton attundcdJ him and ho Is doing well ot present A Kentucky farmer has sold tho tobacco which ho riilsud on olghty 1 i uuro of ground fur fl71GO J an fly v of 11111 por hundred pounds JfTlio land oust 5 MOO MM Dukn Williams who has boon under tim treatment of Dr R L1 nt MadlHonvlllo returned homo Monday accompanied by her i nurse Hanluy It Is now hogkllllng tlmo nnd 4 during the last row days many a illuo liaR lost It linK Jebeon a favorable season nod thp Tsfarmors have taken ndvantago of It Tobacco buyvrs nro thick In some 4pnrtl4 of thu county A cleolor j tho weod linK already changed hands tfud It Is prolmblo thnt In tho next week or two a largo duantlty will bo 16 light 1 1 Dr It W I ong who has been Tqulto slek at his homo in Madison vIIIi fur Homo time Is slowly Im 1 tt and hopes to be nblo to ro jKumo hlx duties liuro before n great while f Tho new railroad from Blackford vY to Dlxou Is being rapidly pushed I to completion promoture are orklulC n force of men and iro making every utfort to got the ready fur URO at the earliest Ajiosslblc unto ii ut t revival at tho M E t jJTIII will rontlnuo throughout this at least Ituv W C lion pastor in being nsslHted by Ilov I ntlou lIUt iiteetiiig has nccoll1- lllltllwd notch good anit the Interest sjtgiaoni i to III Increasing 11 not n totu In eKtert- IL IllItllk that 1K iehuug built uII ItUt Earilngton Every ear 7 Imiutnrs forco In town has Iwoti J steadily employed for months nnd vlinprDVoiiiuiitHooutlnuo to ho made tl Anll wo vonturo that 3wo han fewer Idlers to tho square i lnoh than any town In Kentucky I 1i14d Phillips Is homo again after tiftf kj an extended trip to Colorado dnr rIg which hf visitoil several Ol ntH JJ tinit tltnte lIo fliiont nlont n itioiilh at iho last of hln stay ntS L Jjonldnru rtw mucH north of Deu whero ho was omployod In a JtJIlIOI Ed brings homo with him ntiiongotlmer thfngrta talking lung f 1111 and sumo mountain honey The bINJ1 1 trent atalo and It IB doubtful If ho t I1lI bo eontont to remain away 1fl Vfhim Iho mountains many inontliH ri Sfi Alr AlaiiRriun Dead t Mrs Martha Mangrum an aged Li 1111 of tho Nebo country died Hut i c urtfuy evening of pneumonia In Morimmt tookilinco Snliday I ftj John V Giveris Dead 4 Mr John Y Glvons ono of tipi luau hIll buslnoHH mellor Wobslor Oounty died at hiM homo In Provl loncu Friday afternoon Ho was t liiiflcd with MaHonlo honors Satur I f4hckhnp f Spclnl Train 1 A iipcelnl train was run from hero t to Proyldonce Saturday on account 1 1 jrtf tho funeraf of Mr Glvcim A j iiunibcr of people from dllforont I Thmnrnh I6liilk on the tumid attended time f 1 Seriously Injured I li lk Oliiudo Jnviintmht of the Manltou who has boon at work for itiIIUlllrtime at HoulmoyorH sawmill river wan seriously hurt lday A saw log rolled overQ 1 j hIN bodyliiuntlB feared that hols iftk p lnjtirod Internally Ho Is at his 4Vjbino itt tIltlIIttI mill his condition Is cpiwtdcrwi critical 4 rJrFIv Held Over Frank Ivoy Guy Perkins and Slack Smith tho participants in tho d t j how at Barnsley a row days ago hall j Jt their exnnilnhumg trials at Mndlson J J V vlllo Monday and wero hold over tot Circuit court Ivoy wiis hold over 0 on the charge of malicious shooting Potklns ton assault and Smith for f jtho reckless flourishing of flrp arms e BENT ROBINSON Will Introduce n Bill for the Repeal ot the electIon Law CourierJournal Special EvaiisvllloIhdw Dec 8nell r RolJllIson of Mortons Gap ICy Representativeelect from Hopkins county was In tho city today and said In tho course of an interview I will go to tho Legislature for tified with facts concerning tho last election andVlli probably introduce a bill to repeal tho Goebel law and put thu election machinery nearer the hands of Iho pooplb rather than In the hands of a few who desire to govern thu ninny I havo studied the Ohio and In diana election laws and hope to ovolvp a bill that If paused will give to allciasses of people tho right to vote and to have tho votes fairly counted hnd properly returned It Is my dojilra to jjlvo nil parties a fair show In placing their candi dates before time people A SURE CURE FOIl CROUP Twrniy Fiv Years Coos ant U n Without a failure Tho first indication of croup is hoarseness anti In a child subject to that dlsesso It may bo taken as a surtislguof tho nPIronchof an at tack Following IA- n peculiar rough cough If Chain oiighi Remedy IH given as Such as tho child becomes hoarse or nlpeorKItIn many thousands of homes in this broad land null never disappoints time anxious mothers Wo havo to learn of a single instance In which It unit not proved effectual No other preparation cnn show such a record years constant uso with out a failure ior sale by St lion nard Drugutoro Earllngton lieu T Robinson Morions Gap leo King St Charles Possum Supper Win Campbell the druggist gavo a possum supper to the members of tho local lodge Knights of Pythias at Lloyds restaurant Monday oven Ing Those present were Messrs Chins Cowell Jon Toy Chins Me Gory O P AVebb Powell Los lie Reynolds Albert Kcown Marion Slsk Clms Webb John Twymau Leo Cozart W C McLcod Will Branham Jo Brown Will Hopowoll Win Campbell and Wm Yanlgon Tho supper wits served In splendid style and every one present enjoyed tho alfnlr very much AGIfUoGlvc It III oftim difficult to decide what girtJllroGood morning loiiulo I have brought you a hIve lrlIont saul Gnrtrtide nit ohio untitled her frlolul a neatly wrapped package Tho palo weary looking girl who was slowly recovering from severe illness the bundle anti held up a largo bottle of clear rich medl elite Hoods KarBaimrllla she ox clalmcd I have been rending about It today and wished hind a bottle On Now Years Day Jennie was able to ho out on tho Ktreot and to her friend who remarked how well she was looking sue simply said Hoods Sarsaparllla nnd every ono of thom knew It WOK this great invdklnn that have give back her health FinlcyCampbell Cards arc out announcing tho wedding of Mr Thomas E Flnloy of Madisonvlllo and Miss Tilla Camp boll of near MQrgaltflolihon Decem her M at aft oclock Mr Flnlcy Is nproinhigiityouugattorneyof Madl flonvllloVand ono of thin Republican lenders nl tho county being tho Re publlcaiv inomlwr of tho county board of olcellon commissloiierH Ills hrjdo fs ono of Union vduntys most charming young ladles mill in a gen eral favorite In tho community wlicro slid resides Tun IiniLex towffl congratulations and best whilioa In advance V Brave flea Fall 7iotlmnsto stomach liver and kld hey troubles as well as women and all fcoVtha rbsults In loss of appetite polsoni In tho blood tier vousness headache and tired list less rundown feeling Butt theres no need to fuel like Listen to Jy Gardner Idavlllo huh Ho 1 Electric Bitters ore Just tho thlngfora man when ho is run down and donjt tiaro whether ho lives or doll It more to give mo now stroligthand good appotlto anything I could tako can now oat nllythlnl and havo a now lease on M cents at St Ber nard Drugstore Every bottle guar anteed A Gocbclitc Built It A runny thing about the stand upon which Gen lnylor delivered his Inaugural address Is that it was milL by carpenter who is not only a violent Bryan utah but also n Goo beltto It may scum to some that ho was eating crow with a ven geance especially as ho was paid In gold standard money hut ho dill tho Job cheerfully My son has been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea Sometime I persuaded him to tako some of Chnm Colic Cholera nUll Diarrhoea Remedy After using two bottles of tho l5cont size ho was hupIng rcat It and bo benefited THOMAH C Gloncoo O Forfialo by St Iloritarti inugstutre Ennlington non T Robinson Mortons Gap Oco King St Charles GOLD 1 jIi D USTJ The Best 1F Washing Powder rI Cleans Everything from Cellar to Garret I 2 DIDNT RALLY Hopkins County Gocbel Men Were CockecLnnd Primedi Out the Democratic News Never Came Tho arrangements wore kept secrett but It was too good to keep news leaked outthai the Goobol men were preparing for and expecting everIHopkins county Goobel men who had been to Frankfurt during tho session of time State Election Board It is not known whether Sam Shack hypnotized time Hopkins cuuuIIty delegation in a belief that would get time certificates but It Is a certain fact that Goobol supporters In Hopkins wero still getting ready for tho trally when tho news value to TUB hun Friday morning that tho commissioners had decided in favor of Taylor and tho whole Re publican ticket Tho delegation had returned and the county supporters saul they wero advised that Goebel v was sure to win nnd for this reason o they wore still znaklngpreparatlonst It was said going to the rally When told of tho positive news of tho awarding of certificates to time Republicans elected thoy thought itthadutakon a of a long tliitekto decide tho matter Hut It was decided and tho rally wont como ofT Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOOAIJ AiiMOATioKB nn theytcannot roach the seat of time Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease and In order to euro it you must tnko Internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a quack mod cine It was prescribed by one of tho best physicians in this country ir0HCrlPtiwi tonics with the boot blood purifier acting directly on tho mucous surfaces rime perfect combination of tho two ingredients Is what produces such wonderful ro suits In curing Catarrh Send for testimonials free JJ CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold by DruggistscHalls Family Pills aro tho best Handsome VindowsuTho show windows in the St Ben w until General Storo are attracting much attention and favorable com ment particularly tho doll windows which aro tho work of Mrs Turner and Miss Moore There aro parlor dressing room dining room and kitchen scones and a cake walk alljwell illustrated with well arranged b and well dressed dolls anti acccs series Tho grocery window con talus an attractive display of fancy glassware and queenswaro Millions Given Away It Is certainly gratifying to the public to know of ono concern In the Is not afraid to lie generousa to time needy and proprietors Dr Kings New Bus covery for Consumption Coughs and Colds have given nwn over ton million trial bottles of this great medicine and have tho satlsfnctiomtdof knowing It huts thousands of hopeless cases Asthma Hronchitls Hoarseness and nil this ONION of tho Throat Chest and Lungs are cured by it Call on St Bernard Druggist and Hot a free trial bottlo Regular size GOc and 100 Every bottlo guaranteed or price re funded LongBullcr John Long the Madlsonvlllo con fectioner and Miss Settle Butler of tho saino city were married in Mt Vernon Iitd Sunday Mr Long is an honest upright nnd industrious young buslnesss man of Madlson vlllo Ills brldo is u cultured nnd highly esteemed young teacher of this county They are deserving young people and have time congrat ulations and best wishes of a host of frIendscThe Loss of Oold is Great rime loss of health Is more Health is lost by neglecting to keep the blooiFpure but it is regained by pu rifying enriching anti vitalizing tho uIthought health had been perma nently lost have been made perfectly wen by taking this great medicine Your experience may bo same Hoods Pills aro gentle yet always effective Rough Riders It Is said that there Is a gang of HouJhJUdortltor n for several months TIme gang con sists of about a dozen young mono Including ono young man who Is chief Sumo thno ago they broke Into a school house anti tore up almost everything Later they broke Into a church deso crated it They havo stolen qulto a number of articles and been cguilty loftermined to putt a stol to It To Wash Brushes and mbsITo wash hair brushes aunt combs dissolve a tablespoonful of hold Just Washing Powder In boiling water when It Is nearly cold dab the bristles up and down without allowing tho backs of tho brushes to become wet when tho brushes aro 0lenn1lllp them in plain cold water them either by the fire ur in the open air Soap turns tho ivoryback combs or brushes yellow hut Gold Dust does not injure them Boy Kicked by a Horse Frank Stone a small boy who lived aboilttwo miles from MndlISQl1vlJlo WitS kicked by n horse tho homo of Deputy Sheriff IxonI Rogers last rio littlo follows skull was broken anti chances for Ills recovery aro ror doubtful siltS NATURE WARNED YOU Xatara herself clad In the prln it bloiuomt forth iresu iud tijwercatttni tuo de nondcnt chord to vlbrata tolllltllenl- lAt celllIlhl of all and how da UnUIILonr Itso lUan not J slhlwariui u it Is aa Indication nf slcknvui avoid thisI coiMult us u our advice Calla you nothing can 0 10ur dmrirlit tul rocnre a bottle 01- Dr CarUtedt German LjvoLwder Take ono doso a day at tied tlroo for sis then follow by procuricti a botilci of Yucatan Chill Tonic fotiowlug ths dJrectiottl and after twoIneclcv course of these two treat rtmedlet will fe1 like Uio Cowers look la tile spring Prepare yourself for tile malarial or hot caoa heu the atmosphere U lull of cerme 1- necessary I nod when your system warns yen repeat the abOYD Thuss ltenie4ia Is toci taa o4 br St Bernard Drug Store ilALLY AT DAWSON News Items of Interest From Olney Olnoy Ky Dec 12 1899 Since we are contain that Taylor la oloctod and that honesty has triumphed over fraud and treachery we are all going to Dawson today to havo a- ally on the day that our governor hIs scat Time Goebelltes1 faces arc at least three Inches longer than nature requires Richard Todd loaves for Tennesaeo today May Clark has returned from her DIxon visit Miss Ida Cnpnf ill on tho sick list The Coats IJros are fixing to move saw mill Into this place ONI op TUB Boys As a euro for rheumatism Chain horlalnH Pain Hahn In gaining a wide reputation D Ilr Johnston of Itlchmond hid has been troubled with that ailment silica 18C2 In speaking of It ho says I never found anything that would relieve mo until 1 used Chamberlains 1aln linlm It acts like magic with mo My foot was swollen amid paining me applicationf arllngtUIIleo King St Charles Supposed Burglars Released John Harrison and George Wilson he men who woro arrested at 11op- iimsviiio last week by Detective Wilson of Princeton under suspic ion of having robbed tho store of J W Jones Co of Slaughtcrsvlllo released for lack of proof at examining trial When arrested tho men had n lot of articles but on examination time goods could not bo identified as tim property of Jonos Co and the men were released A TIMELV HINT 10arbloodlicit U a perfectly healthy condition by the tfiw of Dr German Liver Powder Then you will be free from raalarlt typhoid feyer colds and the grim Dr CarUtedt German Liver 1owder li tics but medicine money can buy for your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Price 250 and 600 a Bottle Vor ule by St Bernard Drug Store This earH agricultural experi springhicatwheat potatoes onions carrots parsnips and turnips Two vane ties of spring wheat matured well and woro harvested September 5 Farming prospects in Alaska are looking up In biliousness Ilerbine by ex oiling from tho body tho excess of Ho and acids Improves time assimil ative proccsRegs purifies time blood and tones up anti strengthens tho whole system Price W cts St Hernard Drugstore Moses Allen a 14yearold boy of Hopklnsvillo died Monday night of bloodpoisoning resulting from n in time hand caused by time accidcntlal discharge of his gun For broken limbs chilblains burns scalds bruised sums sore throat and sores of every kindj apply liallards imow Liniment It immune iato relief and heal any wound Price 23 and toe St Bernard Drug store Tho Peoples party In Kentucky will n State convention at Lcltchilcld February 22 to select delegates to tho next national con vention which will bo hold at an early date To Cure La Grippe In Two Days Take LAXATIVH HHOMO QUININK TAWKTS All druggists refund the money if It tails to cure K W GHOVKB signature on every box 25c Ilho Franklin Favorite says Dr Will Hobdy lain been sent to South ampton Kngland as marine surgeon of tho United States Government Ho was recommended for this im portant placo by tho chief marine in Now York on ac ouimmt of his superior qualifications Dr Hobdy is n Franklin man There aro few ailments so un com fortable as plies butt they can easily be cured by using Tablors Buckeye Pile Ointment Relief follows its se and tiny one suffering from piles an nut afford to neglect to give it a fair trial Price 50 cts in bottles tubes 75 cents St Hernard Drug store ICity Judgo It Hoy of Lexington as that tho toy pistols sold boys for Christmas amusement are deadly weapons and that tho same penalty Is attached to carrying them concealed as is prescribed for car rying a Colts or Smith Wesson revolver Ho also claims time deal ers who soils those pistols are liable to a fine from 25 to jO and Impris onment from 20 to 30 days in jail Hoarseness Leads On To serious irritation of tho throat and may end in a rocking rasping ough Dr Bells Pluto Tar Honey quickly clear tho throat and eave the voice clear and smooth its an Infallible remedy for coughs and colds and nil disorders of tho throat and lungs Good druggists it 25u iThe now Princeton Hotel at Princeton will bo sold soot to satisfy n Judgment of 1000 in favor of tho Fidelity Trust Company of Louis yule Have you a cold A dose of Cons sons Honey of Tar at bedtime will rcmovoit Price 25 and KOc St Hernarfl Drugstore Washington Kendall aged 00 a prominent citizen of Guthrlo died at tho homo of his son In Yaco Texas whorb ho had gono in quest health Dr M A SImraoni Liver Medicine searches elpoltrrime citizens of Eddyvlllo and ICnttawa aro frightened over tho thosoIto prevent tho spread of time disease Wo would like to vail tho attention of our readers to it beautiful now SldobySldoers TJio Groeno Music Pub Co 82 Fifth Street Cincinnati 0 wisli to introduce it and offer the same for piano or organ baud orchestra violin or mandolin for only 20 cents in silver or stamps They expect a largo sale on thd same antI froin looks of tho qopy sent us we are Biiro It will become very popular 4 OLLIE JEEMS Was Loaded to the Guards En route to Frankfort MADE DISPLAY OP IllS ARHS If I An interview with a trainman on the Illinois Central has discovered somo amusing things incident to tho triumphal march of Olllo Jeems on tho state capital to attend time Election Board meetings and enter on a campaign in favor of June Gaylo in tho Seventh From tho circumstances that havo developed it appears that Olllo may havo in cidentally Jinil In mind a possible participation with Wlllard Mitchell in tho latters spokenof annihilation of tho white Republicans of Ken tacky To give the facts briefly as stated Olllo was on tho Pullman with n friend and spent much of time time In the smoking compartment of that ear Ho carried and displayed a largo clasp knlfo with ono blade about seven inches long a smaller blade and a corkscrew attachment Time Pullman porter and conductor saw and handled tho knife In ad dition Olllo and his friend haul and displayed two or three guns ac cording to tho porter who told the story when olf guard and without a lumbhlslmeth Loaded thus Olllo went to Frank fort and tho next day made a speech in which ho denounced tho Repub licans who ho said had como up to Frankfort as an armed army of in timidation PERSONAL Mrs M It Long Is visiting in 1UI Vernon Ind reguJar Miss Lelia Dean visited in Madis onvlllo Sunday Mrs Frank Glaninl and little son of Providence visited Mr and Mrs Tom Piko last week Paul P Price spent Sundn with his fathers family In Madlsonvllle James Cromwell visited his fain lIy In Henderson Sunday Col Sobree of Henderson was in the city Monday Mrs E R MoEuon who has been visiting relatives In Louisville lot tho past few months returned homo last Saturday Prof H W Davis of Providence visited tho family of R J McCulley last week Mr ty A Nisbot of Madlsonvlllo was here Monday nightInLonnlo Hall of Mortons hap was here Monday Mrs r n Mcchhvnan anti little daughter of Nashville are visiting Mrs Julia McGrath Mr and Mrs nM Salmon of II sloy were in Earllngton Saturday Mrs John W Twyman was In Madlsouvillo Saturday Mr and Mrs Will Bramham wero- InMndlso111110luc day Mrs Ernest Rash accompanied Miss Lorona Hall of Madison vlllo left Monday for to spend Christmas with relatives Misses Agnes and Suo Burr were Madlsonvllle Tuesday afternoon Mrs Elmer Orr and children vis ited in Henderson a few days this week Possum Walk Notes Tho caption of this letter is not a postofllco but a common schoolhouse situated about thrco miles southeast of Red Hill John Atkinson made a business trip to Hopklnsvillo last Saturday It n Hartlson of Johnsons was In this vicinity last Monday looking after some timber HOflklnsv1ll0lastThomas Grace arid Frank Oglesby GftflInstO N Boyd of Kelly tho county assessor was iimterrogmitlmmg time hoyt as to time worth of their plugs ono day last week Tho grandest hop of tho season was given at Sam Graces last Friday night and everything passed oft quietly Miss Leona daughter of M Hicks who has been so long IsI slowly recovering Edgar Johnson is at time point of death at this writing with fever Thomas Jacksftn of North Chris tian died last Saturday night of blood poison Mr Jackson was a very old man mid leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn his death Peyton Crick is tho boss trapper of this country having already caught thirtythree coons to date this season Julian Boxloy of Crofton was In theso dlgglns last week buying to baccoRev W F Crick of Red Hill will preach at Atkinsons school house time Sunday In Decem bun Miss hello Stanley daughter of John Stanley who huts been with fever so is reported sumo bettor at this writing HRLFN BLAKS If troubled with Utitlnets Furred Tongue Bluer T tte In Mouth llloated Feeling after eat lag ConstIpatIon or Sick Headache use Dr M A SImmoni Liver Medicine Goebel Promised Maybe you dont BOO whm Appellate Clerk Sam Simackolfort- was so crazy to have Goebel elected Governor It wasnt entirely bo causo Sam and Goebol were thick as runaway niggers long long ago and Goebel waited on Sam when no was married But before Goobel win nominated ho invited Sara anti his charming wife to take charge of the Executive Mansion and Until for Mrs Slmckolford to bo official First Lady of Kentucky which was tho boot thing Goobol over llldIouIH ville Free Press Tho Ironto u furnaces are all short senroniofforent furnaces WHY COUGH Why and risk consumption when tho celebrated Dr John Hulls Oough Syrup will euro yoU at once Itnever fallstoeuro throat lung troubles For bronchitis sore throat and hoarseness itia Invaluable DLBu11COUCH wilt cure a Hacking Cough Dosei Ire mall and pleasant to take Doctor recommend it Ttl eta At all dniggUU 1 1 N P 1 ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS CLEANSES THE SYSTEM EFPECTUALL D ICd14A AGtfE5 ti4 GON51PATON PERMANENTLYTS I Buy THE GtNVINtMANr O BX LIRNIA JIG 5VRVr ouot sH rroe s ubi Aii onuoiCT rciu JOiPia rant I REWARD OFFERED Gov Bradley for Arrest of Each Member of theIriaysvllle Mob Frankfort Ky Dec 11 Incident to tho stake burning of tho negro Dick Coleman at Maysvillo Gov Bradley today Issued time following Stato of Kentucky Executive Department Frankfort Doc 11 Whereas It appears to me that on time Gth tiny of December 1809 a largo number of persons In Mason county Kentucky banded them selves together for the purpose of injury to Dick Coloman and for the purpose of taking said Coloman charged with felony from time oft cons and persons having his lawful custody with a view of preventing his lawful prosecution and that after such taking they burned tho said Coleman to death now there fore as Governor of Kentucky I do offer a reward of 500 for tho appre hension nUll conviction of each of tho persons engaged in said felon- Ious conduct W O BHAHLEV CHAR FlNIjEY Secretary of Stato Tlortons Gap News Miss Cordlo Coylo entertained a toW of her friends at her homo Thursday evening Those present were Misses Clara and Annie Grasty Bottle and Alice Davis and Eddie Blakoly Messrs Harry Coo nen Lonnlo Hall Dr AtV Davis John Carroll Bishop Kelley and Will Phillips After Indulging In many popular games refreshments wero served making the evening an cnjoyablo ono B T Robinson and son Lyslowero Evansvillo last week purchasing goods While there they wore tin guests of Mr and Mrs Herman Kirchoff Miss Clara Grasty spent Monday In Earltngton S W Grasty visited his mother hero Sunday K A Coonen made a trip to the Gap Sunday Miss Cordio Coylo humus returned from a visit to White Plains Miss Edthlo Blakely of Madison vlllo is visiting bur sister at that placo Miss Clay Jones is out again after illness of ton weeks Miss Annlo Shaw who has been very sick with typhoid fever In Im proving Miss Allco Davis Is visiting her cousin Mrs Will Wells in Madls onvillo R S Baker of Earllngton visited hero Sunday Tunny LUNAR RAINBOW Rare Phenomenon Seen by Rail road nen Conductor Curtis Lano reports tho occurrence of that very rare pheno menon tho lunarralnbow which was witnessed in tho neighborhood of Bakers Hill Tonn n row nights ago by two train crows on tho Louisville Nashville railroad It occurred right after a brisk shower passed when the moon burst out In great brilliancy and painted this moon bow before tho eyes of tho wonder- Ing men none of whom hind over soon time like anti santo of whom dill not know such n over occurred It was a rare privilege thatu- namiy would If they coull have bought U you feel Dull Languid UrokenDown DC blllialedliavo Weak Stomach or Indigestion ns Dr M A Simmons Liver Medici- neChristmas Cakes Any ono wishing to fruitcakes call on Henrietta Phillips Fine Work For fine watch work clock work arid Jewelry repairing call on W G Barter N Bltlline Inspector Every pleco of work warranted flET1ZtiL I TOYS Ihasive timings in Toys and Novelties that abound at this I deputizetho PRICES SATISFACTORY REASONABLE AND i Many Rift Articles Fancy Wares IAI1Dooks1wareand the many attractive things made of these wares for the Holidays YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT And tho price you will find in smnll proportion to the value and attractiveness of any article you may pur chase from our 1899 stock all fresh and umewof Holiday Goods St Bernard General Store 1l 1 111 I Choice I Perfumes II IWo havo a lute collec tion of Jhoico Perfumes in Christmas Packages jivery desirable gifts and at reasonable prices I Toilet Articles Shaving Accessories iAllll Etcl in great va o A complete line of Kazors Brushes Sliav ing Mugs etc IST BERNARD STORE EXTRACTED 44I8 i5Ut PursesPocket Books Ii Your friend wants a IingRtot Christmas Pipes ISilvormimo n to d and m Plain a full and hand isomo line l IiMirrors Buy before our stock is ff exhaustedi r BERNARD DRUG STORE aIit 0 FREEt iKyi como well recommended this being their trip and will iIcontinue to innlco regular trips They guarantee their work for five years Ii TEETH FREE 34 On first lay to adver + tise our new and pain 1IDEPARTURE A Radical Change In Marketing Methods time ct IAnWrite for our elegant HT catalogue and detailed particular How we can save you monerin the purchase of a highgrade sewing machine and the easy we can offer either direct from factory or through our regular authorized agents This la an oppor tunity you cannot afford to pass You know the White you know It manufacturers Therefore n detailed description of the machine and its construction is unnecessary If you have an old machine to exchange we can otter moat liberal tcrma Write today Address In full WIITE SEWING MACIINE COMPANY Dept A ClCVClllf It Subscribe for The Bee c 4 1 a 2 Riot Among Feudists Coruln Ky December 10 blockly riot occurred in this city night between Floyd Clmdvrell lt Clmdwcll and City Marshal Jliiifj ham and his deputy Henry Hurtord over young Chndwell brother of Et1 and Floyd getting Into a fight with one of the young Dowell boys The boys tell out over the shooting o Rome firecrackers by tho Dowell b It is said Ed Chadwell displayed his revolver and shot at tho Dowell boy- Marshall IMngham and Ills son andDeputy Hartford wore In Marshal Binghams house when young liinghnm brother of Marshal flingS barn rushed in and said there trouble outside Young Hlnghain reached for his Winchester ant1 started and Marshal ttingham rush ed out followed by Deputy Hart ford who secured a revolver from thoflreboard In Ulnghams homo Marshal Dlngham arrested Kil Ohadwoll and turned him over to a man named Steele Marshal fling ham then started to assist Hartford In making tho arrest of Floyd Chad well who had begun to run away In the meantime Ed Chadwell es caped and while he was being pnr sued Deputy Hartford was shot and killed John Shotwoll was found to have been shot through tho thigh tills morning at daylight Ho was hp a pool room when tho shooting began and camo out in front to see what was tho trouble Whether lie WAS implicated in tho shooting is not known as lie was not seen for soiiio time after the shooting was ovpr The militia were called out at 1115 last night and they surrounded the house of Chadwell and at daybreak John Steele and John Ollllnin two members of the company were sent to tho houso to see if Floyd and Ed Chadwell would surrender without further trouble They surrendered to Stealc and Gllliam but when Marshal Dingham went up to the house they wanted to kill him and Itwas nil Steele and Gilliam could doto keep them from killing fling liain They were brought to Corhln thldlnornlng at U oclock- A wagon arrived from Clay county this mornlg about 4 oclock having eight or ten Clay countys rioters More trouble is expected at any time j FaultFinding riie easiest thing to start and tIm hardest tiling to stop is faultfinding and the poorest business a human big ever engaged in is the start ing of a rumor or a criticism likely toihurt somebody else The truth Is no man can boa correct Judge of his fellowmans motives and conduct In all seriousness no mUll has the rlghtto Judge another adversely un less lio has known him at least three hundred years In order to give a correct opinion about anothers con duct one must have known that ollicrs whole life its environments trials and temptations j thou ho must have buen acquainted with at least a dozen generations before him else he cannot make line allowances for Inherent weaknesses and evil tendencies Only Ood has the right to express an adverse opinion about an immortal man be cause God alone can bo a perfectly Just Judgo Cumberland Presby terian A Republican Condition of FIj LIUflCCS BillIonsjcognlresIselfassertive facts of Republican prosperity as follows The November Treasury statement fallows that tho gold coin in the country nUll tho gold bullion In the Treasury amount to 101440801 Never before hind the country so much as a billion in gold nnd so long as we do not export tho metal our mines are adding about 81000 000 a year to tho total to say noth lug of imports The silver dollars in circulation amount to about 71000000 nml the fractional silver to 70000000 Tho total taper money currency groon backs Treasury notes silver cer tiflcatos antI the national bank notesIs l0128oo07S Yet such is tho activity of busi ness in the nation that there is n scarcity of actual money with which to settle merely the dally balances in trade These ate Republican times and tho figures which tho World gives represent tho splendid facts of Republican financiering and Ito publican prosperity ns relating to tho countrys finances American Economist Recognition It is natural for tho human heart to yearn for recognition Even our Lord himself whose perfect manhood was without alloy of any kind seems to have been deeply stirred by every manifestation of special love on the part of his disciples Wlion Mary in the height and ardor of her gratitude broke the alabaster box over his head nail his feet and tho avaricious Judas rebuked the waste the Master said Why trouble ye the women for she hath wrought good work on mo Is it strange then that wo who are weaker and moro dependent should crave the approving look antI the gentle word Nor is it in tho leastlwrong that we should do so 11I these are withheld we must still go forward in the path of duty antI ser vice content to wait for that glad day when the lips of tho Son of Man shall say Come ye blessed of mytFather Inherit tho kingdom pared for you from the foundation of the world Christian Advocate It is going the rounds of the press that Rev Charles M Sheldon of Topeka Kansas author of In His Steps and many other kindred YolI umes whose working slogan in nil is More Christianity in More Christians has just revised thin Apostles Creed for uso in his church The old creed he says In referring to the matter has slmplI been stripped of obsolete forms Time new one is couched in simpler language and made so that every word of it niay be understood by a child Why not By what law human or divine are wo compelled to hold on to old obsolete forms of speech tho meaning of which may only be known by recourse to some old lexicon To express tIme mean ing in simple modern forms of speech easily understood is furI better titan to adhere to time forms meaningless to n very large proportion of tho people Central Methodist ASTHMAIond 1rI4d8Iay are cl Tor liguaranteed toclte an dumnxu Foleys prompt relief In all caaes Honor and Tarin ot Asthma l1onotcluIploaunt Ufa and sum tnli with othortaedlcln car Contain no opfciM Cht hu tailed to gin and U guaranteed ron relief CONSUMPTION LA GRIPPE Foleyo Honey and It TOO hue had the Orli 4 Tar dooo not hold out you probablr need o ii 1 hlM hopes In advanced liable medicine like Fol f tagesbutclaiiuatoglv leys Honey and ToIt relict In the very wont to heal your luogs cnu44 ctKo and In oorlr cUgot top tho raeklnc tIoolfoo IlIol4alaltothla41I I CROUP PNEUMONIA Tiomtndt ot Infant DrJ C Dlihop ol Ag nd children die rl4lbnew Mich 14711 9 bare H3noyivboeuue1hndFo ovrcuea of Pneumo tiers Honey nnd Ter nia tho pait month with I eEngIauthaminttn coodraeulta FOLEYS BANNER SALVE Is a Healing Wonder OAM1PBE2I L CO r pWMMW GOOD THINGS If you have tho palate of an epicure or a sweet tooth each can be satisfied to time full from our shelves and counters which are Loaded With All the Good Things the Earth ProducesINo more choice and complete line of things good to cat can 0 found illIany other store except a ii Large City Grocery Thats what ours is It is not situn in a largo city but it is not in Ittilyhencoop of a town and our customers know a good thing when i t they see it Ilonco wo are able to carry a lllU lllil1UUU stockof Grocer ics and to sell them at closo figures Buy your Holiday eating from our gOOltaste ST BERNARD I GENERAL STORE II Ii WORMS WHITES CREA- MVERMIFUGEEontlnOuanUtr fleet in QualIty fr20 Years Has Ld all Worm Rlmdiesl Y ux4x XSY AXaXj XX1tTGGXSXS- Prepu4 by JAMES F BALLARD Ste Louisa u- ta fit TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XIIFOURTH QUARTER IN TERNATIONAU SERIES DEC 17 IText of the Lemon Hal lll 13 to IT 0 Memory Acrici 1018 Golcleu Text Cnl vl Coiutnentnrj Ire imrcil by the Ilev D M Stearin Copyright 1SS9 by D M Btcarnt1 1315 Your words havo been stout against me ealth the Lord They said I It Is rain to serve God What wenrl ness 1 It docs not pay to give Him a sev enth of our time and a tenth ot our increase Those who do wickedly fate the best God seems to delight in them Thus they talked nnd rcasonedfrom whnl they saw anil rebelled against God If this lesson comes to tiny who reel tempt ed to talk or think after this fashion let them rend carefully the experience and testimony of David nod Asnph In W xxxvll and Ixxlll Present circumstances do not always indicate who are blessed aid rrho are not Sight would decide In favor of Jobs friends or the rich man of Luke xvi and others who had present prosperity but there was an afterward which told 10 17 Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another and the Lord hearkened and heard There are those whose eyes havo been nuolnted and open ed Rev Ill 18 Lph 1 IS and wuo like Abe Enoch Noah Abraham antI Moscn and others sec afar oil and judge of present things in the light of the glorious future which awaits tho believer Hcb xl 0 10 242 They believe that they are dear to God dearly beloved by Him because of the merits and sacrifice of ills dear Son anti they rejoice In lila present unchanging love They speak of Hun and Ills kingdom and encourage each other to faithfulness Ex xix B I Pet II 0 and the lord hears It nil sees even the thoughts about Him In their hearts and writes It all downIn Ills book 18 Then shall ye return and discern between the righteous and the wicked The present life does not declare neither docs the exit out of tho body always declare who are righteous and who are wicked but the resurrection and the return with Christ shall declare It Though loath feeds on nil alike the upright shall have dominion In the morning for the ungodly shall not rise hi tho lirst resurrection nor sinners in the congregation of the righteous Ps xllr 14 I Ci 41 For behold the day cometh Bhnll burn ok an oven The coming ofI Christ In the Old Testament Is I thlukI Invariably Ills coming In glory witi Ills saints to deliver Israel and take venge ance on her and Ills enemies Zech xiI R Isa xrxlr S xxxv 4 10 II Thess 1 710 With this stage of Ills coming Is associated the day of the Lord which Is such a prominent topic InIhe Old Testament and also In the he tiny of tho Lords wrath Zeph I 14t18 hVl3 Math xxiv 21 29 just pre ceding Ills millennial kingdom Behold the Lord cometh out of Ills place to pun ish the Inhabitants of the earth for their iniquity After that Israel shall blossom and bud and fill the face of the enrthIwith fruit Isa xvl 21 xxvII C 2 But unto you that fear My name shall the Sun of Righteousness arise with healiiiK In Ills wings All thej world sees the sun when It rises nnd so when Ho comes in Ills glory as the Sun every eye shall see Him Itcv i i But there Isn stage of Ills coming preceding this glorious appearing when the church shall see Him as the Morning Star be lugIcaught lip Into the nlr to tibet Hint on Ills way Ilev 1128 xxII 1C I Thess iv 1018 lIe takes Ills body the church to Ills judgment seat where each mem beV is rewarded according to his works Horn xlv 10 II Cor v 10 Her xxII 12 Luke xlv 14 8 And ye shall tread down the wickIed for they shall bo ashes under the soles of your feet in the day that I shall do this Ealth the Lord of Hosts The as sedation of Ills people with Hlpi In the judgment Is nlso stated In Ps cxlix D0 Ilev II 2028 I Cor vI2 He says thatI Ills saints do that which lie does in them and by them He will reward Ills taints according to their works and yet all the works of every saint arc Ills work Ings In them Phil II 13 lIeb xlll 21 byIllsto Him to present our bodies a sacrifice to recognize our bodies as IllsI temples in which He has taken up Ills abode Ibm vl 13 xII 1 2 I Cor tl 10 20 oufl then ns we yield He works In us Ills good pleasure tilt things which pleasing In Ills sight and thou rewards us for letting Him do this 4 Remember ye the low of Moses My servant which I commanded unto him in hunch for all Israel with the statutes and judgments It was when He gave them this law that He said If ye will My voice indeed nnd keep My cove then yc shall be a peculiar treasure nto Mo above all people Ex xlx 5 They soon found that they were unequal It nail so an ark was made arid the new tables were put in the nrk Believ ers learn that Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to every one that bcllcveth Item x 4 B Behold I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great nnd dreadful day of the Lord John the Baptist said that he was not Elijah and the Lord Jesus said after Johu was beheaded that Elijah would come Gabriel said that John would come In the spirit and power of Elliott and the Lord said that John would have Won Elijah If they had received him Johu I 21 Luke 117 Math xvII 1013 Math xl 14 Had they received John anti Jesus the king dow would have come but having re jected both the kingdom which was at hand was postponed until Ills second coming Luke xix 1113 0 Lest I come nnd smite the earth with curse Thus ends the last book of tIm Old Testament as we have It arranged and we think of the ending of the first book A coffin In Egypt and con trast the ending of Revelation The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all lIe who is the end of the law for righteousness to every believer was made a curse for us and died and was burled for us and rose from the dead and ascended to the tight hand of God the Father nod we wait lot Him to come again aJ Son of David Son bf Abraham In whom all the promises shall be ful filled Math i 1 Rev xxII 10 20 Th curse rests upon all who are not in Christ Gal HI 10 13 John III 18 but lIe calls and reasons with all to come Isa I 18 ilv Ii Math xl 2729 Rev xxII 17 and says Htm that cometh unto me I will In nowise cast out John vi 37 L N Statement Pita IJ i N railroad lots issued tho following statement of tho carnI ings for the week ending December tho tlrJ For fourth week November 1899 700005 corresponding week of lastI year G2o5G9 increase 141840 Total for four weeks of November 1899 2440220 corresponding period of last year 2099001 j increase 317 221July 1 to latest date this 11 740470 i corresponding periotloClnst year U8 52C9 1003217 Mileage 18991000 2988 Mileage 18981899 2988 It Is reported that n band of cowboys of Syracuse Kunl organized recently for tho purpose of holillnp up a coal train to secure a supply oCI fuel for that town Four years n band of sidetracked a train and distributed coal a raging bllzznrdI LILitn time SoIi by druggitii MItCON SUMPTION 1 i tlfi t f h i i i ix11t fJ t f ML iiI CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR 5 Topic For tIt Week Ileiilnnlnff Deo 17 Comment b r nov S II Doyle Tone Tfacli in U rrarruke II MJ Time tenth chapter of Luko cloaca with time story of Mary and the ono thing needfnl The eleventh opens with n kindred snbjectCbrist teaching Ills disciples to pray to know how and what to speak to Qcd about when they addressed Him at ills throne of grace Study 1 Christs example In prayer As Ho was praying inn certain place ono of Ills disciples asked Him to teach them to pray Where or when Christ was praying wo do not know It may hnvo been in thogarden of Qethacnmne where wo do know that Ho resorted for prayer lInt Ho was praying This mnch wo do know Christ in prayer I If Christ needed to pray if Christ need ed to seek tho Fathers helpnnd counsel in tho discharge of the duties of Ills life in the great crisis of lIlt life how mnch wo need to pray In face of Ills example who cnn deny the importance of prayer ttho necessity of prayer or carelessly neglect to pray T 2 Christ form and model of prayer Teach ns to pray said one Of the disciples The answer was the Lords Prayer as given in the sermon on tho mount though differing slightly from it Lukes report contains the preface and fivo petitions but is essentially the same as the prayer recorded in Mat thew This prayer has been used both as a form and model of prayer It has been taught to millions and repeated as a form of prayer and who shall deny the propriety of Its use in this way t Whether Christ intended that it should be used in this way we do not know bxif millions can testify to tho blessings contained in the use of this prayer as a form of prayer It is conceded to be a model prayer It has a preface such as should characterize all onr prayers It contains live petition two bearing on tho causo of God which properly come first and three referring to the wants of man Wo aro thus taught to pray for the hallowing of Gods name tho advancement of Ills kingdom anti for temporal and spiritual blessings for ourselves and others prayerOlmnlstmodel of prayer hut goes on to encourage the disciples in prayer by pointing ont the willingness of God to answer prayer The first encouragement comes from the willingness of a friend to give to a friend at midnight because of his importunity and the second from the willingness parents to give good gifts unto their children If ye then being evil know how to give good gifts unto your children how munch moro shallI your Heavenly Father givo tho Holy Spirit to them that ask Html Christs willingness to teach His disciples a form and model of prayer shows clearly the importance of caro in what we say to God in prayer Ono great weakness of onr praying Is lack of care preparation and thought Wo pro pare to address men but how few prepare to address God Let us learn to pray Let us study Christs model prayer and other Scriptural prayers Let us sit at the feet of Jesus anti learn through Him how and what to pray for as we ought Bible Readings II Chron vii 14 Ps cxxii 112 Math vi 010 vII 711 Luke xvIII 18 xii 30i John xiv 1214 xv IGi Acts III 11111 18i Rom xII 12 Eph iii 1421 CdL I 013 I Thess v 17Jas v 1620 The Unity of a Religious Life The church to to truly catholic should appeal to the whole of man shonld glorify anti sanctity his whole being and nature This is an ideal that will never shut out delight in any creature but it will never be shut in by that do light for Christian prayer brings life love anti eternal beauty into the social circle the hook tho garden the field dud the homo All creation has its duo placo in this city of God Tho Christian life is not duplex part religions and part secular a Jekyll and Hyde existence put on and off with Sunday clothes To the complete Christian there is nothing secular that ought not to be religious It is when both fuse in concord that onr labors and our joys onr loves anti our powers find their true meaning and consecration Our inter est in each created thing Is meant to bo a link in a chain by which wo teach God Churchman De Yourself It takes a great deal of courage aim ply to be yourself and yet to bo your self is the line of power Woare nil the time thinking that if wo act anti speak or feel as others do we shall be right bnt once in awhile in a moment of il lumination it comes over us that wo are not just like any ono else and that we have to act and think and feel ac cording to our own nature The grace of God is not designed to make nIl Christians nUke It is designed to lib erato and purify the personality not to adjust it to a mold that some good nina has eetWatchmanS Know Gods Will Man is eternal Life is eternal Work is eternal Therefore we should seek to know Gods will for our life so that it may come into adjustment with eter nity Any work that wo should choose for ourself would bo but temporary Gods designs are all front tho viewpoint of eternity When wo work where Christ tells ns to we take up our part in tho scheme of the ages And why should a man who is to live forever wasto himself upon a task that can endure but for a day William T Ellis Mlailon York nt Home Within tho last fivo years 107000 000 has been given by wealthy people of the United States for school hos pitals libraries and picture galleries All this is mission work at home rime Pnducah News says Mr Hawley tho Mechanlcsburg men chant tins been troubled a great deal lately with mice Ho purchased n trap and made n deal with his wife to loolc after it for n consideration of ono cent for each mouse caught ShoBoon earned several dozen cop vcrs Yesterday sho iniulo another catch Time mouse was deep red in color At first it was supposed that ho bad beets dyed but a close exam ination proved that this was not thinS ease rho curiosity is now on blbitlon at Mr Hawloys store- Mr O S Carson of the city n days ago while out bird hunting in an old field In tho Peppers mill vi emiLy found an ancient piece of ar tillery It was an old fasliloiuid cap and ball Colts revolver Tho weapon WitS found III nn old field that line yoursTue cayed It is supposed that tho weapon hud been thero over since lie war as the soldiers iii- hat vicinity says tho Paducah News Tc f u LATE SORTIE AT LADYSMITH Coutlilerail at n IlrlllUnt 1leco ot Wurk- Jloeri Dont tike to Bncoan ten Cold Bteel London Dec i3The war office publishes the following dispatch Iron Gen Duller Dispatch from Gen White date I December 11 says I t Last night Col Mctcalfe and bOO of the Second rifle brigade sortied to capture a Uoer Howitzer on n lull belnudlticoeredthen destroyed the Howitzer with Run cotton When returning MctcAUc found his retreat bnrrcd by the Jloerg but hi forced Ills way through using time bay- Onet freely The hoer losses were con ildcrable Time British losses were tho following Jlcut Ferguson and 11 mon killed Capt Paley Second Lieut Bond nnd 41 men wounded six men nptiircd who hind remained In charge 02 the wounded THE EMPEROR CRITICISED Or Llelivrn Speech In the IlolchMuK Did Dibt Incrennc tliv Chance fat the nvul Ulll Berlin Dec 1LThmc event of yes terday was Dr Lichens criticism In tin rclchstag of Emperor Williams speech at Hamburg The spectacle of tliN autlous lender of the most Important jroup in the relchstog the section that will decide thin tale of the naval Dill thus severely blaming the kaiser is almost without parallel In German prllamcutury history It was all the more notable because Count Von Ihil liPheM maintained freedom of speech even against time Imperial chancellor Parliamentary circles art nil agog ovel tho Incident DEATHDEALINGEARTHQUAKE rbonanllb uf Iluon fleatroyii Oil the Island of Ornm An Ap imlllnc fleecier tan Francisco Dec larbe Bulk tin says The disaster that overtook the lid and of Corn m on the second of last month cost the people of that district cnormoiiH loss in lives und property The stcnnishlp America Marti arrived from the orient brings ndviceu from C rnin nnd reports that 5000 persona were destroyed on Unit ialiiml alone when the dreadful earthquake of No ember sliockid the Japanese const and agitated the islands adjacent to tile empire IN THE NATURE OF A CYCLONE The Vicinity of Ulunniluicton 111 Swept bJ n Storm of Cyclonic Proportions Bloomington 111 Dec 13A storm In the nature of a cyclone swept this county Monday evening At CooksvIIle time Christian church VIIS lifted from Its foundation1 and completely demollMifd The belfry ol the schoolhouse was blown off and the windoux smashed At Saytirook roofs were blown from business liousesand chimneys wrecked At Lexington 1100 damage was done the new schoolhouse and n panic caused amoiiff the 300 scholars Two big chimneys containing 3000 bricks were Mown over Und crashed through the roof- ELLIS GLENN SURRENDERED The MnnWontnit IrUimer Turned Over to Ihe Sheriff of AVou- dCoaiilr W Vo Springfield III Dec t300v Tau ncr hns ordered the surrender of Kl Jill ilrnn in jnll at lllllnboro to tin ollicer front West Virginia In which state she Is charged with hntlng forged notes She was Immediately turned over to tin sheriff of Wood county W Ya Emil Glenn was or rested while masquerading in luuuN attire antI posing as a titan GOOD WORK DONE IN LUZON Tbror Tliouaiind NimuUli Cnntlrre- IUlen fil Prom Iho I IIIpluoe- Wllhtn U Month Wnslilngton Dcc 13The war do pnrtmcnt has received the following ilUpateli Manila Dec 12Two thousand ad tlltlunnl Spanish prisoners secured in northern Luzon making over 3000 re bused within d month 700 now en route tram Vlgnn and transports will IK unit for the remainder SOTIS SENATORS CLARK AND SCOTT Time ISIcctlun of the Montana and the Went Vlrslnla Senator tub Investigated Washington Dec 13At the open ing of the days sessIon of the Kennte resolutions were reported favorably from the committee on contingent ex penses authorizing the committee on privileges and elections to proceed with the Investigation of the electionS to time senate of W A Clark tuna antI N B Scott of Virginia Th resolutions were adopted A 1loncor Circuit hitler Dead Alameda Cal Dtc 13Ue Samuel T Sterrott a pioneer circuit rider of Minnesota and twice chaplain of tho Minnesota legislature la dead at his home In this city of B complication of diseases He WIH 74 years of uge Revolution Salil to foe Crnalied Caracas Venezuela Dec 1J1t II announced that the Colombian government has occupied Cumnnn on Jh i HuH of Carlaco and the revolution is raid to be crushed Libraries on Wheels Thu state of Now Jersey Is nov putting in operation n system of stnto traveling libraries for tho ho neflt of tho rural district nUll small towns Twenty or more libraries of CO books each have been purchased Tho libraries will ho under tho con trot of time state librarian and will ho loaned to communities making application preference being given to those places too sinnll to maln Uiin public libraries All tho leading governments pf Europe will agree to tho request of tho United States to furnish a written guarantee to maintain tho open door in China This Is the intima tion which comes to Washington from diplomatic sources in London Paris Berlin antI St Petersburg Here will bo a triumph for American diplomacy as Important ns line been achieved in many years It is ono st p in the movement to transform tile Pacific Into in American lake f r ry frrhit t t II cr f 1f JtlJo 9ur Joloted itiens All cotnmumcxiouk and ouittri of Dewettalnlog to this column should be addressed to Gsa AtliAND Uarliniton Ky Rev J T Brown registered at tho public school Friday lIe left n ray of sunlightSunday was indeed n spiritual day all day at the AM 13 church Rev I W Selostman presiding older registered at tho public school Monday Ho made timely remarks Tho public school register shows an attendance of over ono hundred this near Xmas Mrs II Amos lost a largo black shawl Time person giving informa tion concerning samo or returning tho shawl will receive thanks and rewardMrs hub Phillips who linn been visiting her mother returned homo SundayWilliam Gibson Is on the sick list George Cunningham has opened a grocery store at Proviconce Rov WuodrulT preached at tho A MK Zion church Tuesday night There was a largo crowd out Sunday to Love Feast Mrs K Morlwoathor was sick last week Misses Ella Hawkins Hattie Aims bon R Unrett and R llooghes wore ntMadlsonvillo shopping last week TIme S C DT Association met at Knrlington on December 1st and 2nd 1899 and hold n most successful mooting There wero present thirty two teachers representing time coun ties of Hopkins Christian Webster Davicss anti Henderson Time President Prof J P Jetton being absent Miss L K Gntowood vicepresident presided From nil appearances tho people of Karllng ton sunlit to ho wide wako along all lInes especially llnnnclnlly amid edu cationally All were cordially received and entertained by the committee of arrangements nnd It any OnO failed to enjoy tho Association it was no fault of time committee Tho follow ing resolutions were adopted by tho Association WHKUEAB Tho Second Congres sional District Teachers Association line been organized on purely educa tional basis for tho purpose of tho development of its teachers nnd to awaken greater interest In education among the people at large Ho It IUnoivkn That nil teachers belonging to this Congressional Dis net are hereby urged to encourage tho Association by their presence at each meeting lie It further HiwoLVHD That thanks ho tender ed tho vicepresident Miss L K Gatowood and the committed on arrangement for securing permis sion for time Association to hold its present session In BO favored place as Karllngton and for tho hourly re ception received nt their hands on our arrival Ho it further RKKorVKn That wo thank the good people of Knrlington for their generous hospitality toward us anti for tho elaborate preparation which they have made In having a grand banquet for our pleasure lie It further RKHOIVKD That wo tender our gratitude to Mr J It Atkinson President of time St Bernard Coal Company for tho unicef tIme spacious and comfortable hall In which all of our sessions wore held That wo al so tender our thanks to lion Win Burr mayor of Karllngton for his presence and Interest shown time As sociationRKSOIVKD that tho next annual meeting of this Association bo hold at Morgnnfloldon Friday and Saturday following Thanksgiving 1900 Wo also recommend that nil inciden tal expenses be paid out of time treas ury according to time order of tho act ing president Wo further thank the railroads for special rates allow Ctlalllpersons attending said Asso elation antI that n copy of these resolution ho sent to tho Karllngton fur Tho Major and American Bap tist Letting God Love Us Love is not nn Impulse or nn emo tion hut submission to a law which Is tho expression of a perfectly lov lug will So tffo beginning of com mands is Thou shall love God antI Its enlargement Is Thou shalt lovo thy nelghhor What some suppose to bo an evanescent nnd hardly responsible mood of tho tahitI is really the voluntary submission of our wills to Gods will tne free and steady obedience of a positive law AntI as tills law is tho expres sion of Gods loving nature so It is by our participation of tho divine nature that wo ore enabled to render It obedience Loving God says Bushnell is hut lotting God lovo lUll Johns great saying might bo rendered In the present tense as truly as In thin past Not that wo lovo God hut that ho loves us Or as Madame Guyon sings I lovo my God but with no lovo of mlno For I have none to give i I love thee Lord but all tho love Is thine For by thy life 1110- Sunday School Times Time American miners In Nanaimo B C claim that the Chinese and Japanese miners employed in coal mining nro a menace to life for tho reason that they can not read mine regulations rime sale of 4480 acres of coal lands tho property pf the University of Alabama at a price per acre that Is alleged to be greatly inadequate is creating a sensation lit that State IThojiroduction of coal In Alabama 3Owl8 0438227 tons production durlng time last quarter of the year will bo bit as heavy as it was during tho third quarter tho total output for tho year will be 7281801 tons During 7898 time output was 0527700 tons State Geologist Eugene A Smith tim year- over 1898 will amount to upwards of 700000 tons Black Green county Indiana line 230000 acres of coal aggregating eighteen feet In thickness rEADVES 5 TASTELESS CHILLTONIC ISJSi ASCOODFORADULT- SWARRANTED PRICE GO cts 1uNolG18NIartIintiomaentW MM bout ft- antvIuI T18TELKHS 1WrolO and tintbought three naJrthlalrpar In all our cr ot it bass Dennok1 an dUne tht In p univeresi saul lacttoQ M Tour Toalo Tour tralr siiIrCtn cc Kodaksdo some plateholders heavy fragile glass plates and bothersome dark slides Just turn a Key Al Kodaki CM oar lightproof film cartrtJft which weigh but ouncca where plate welch poundi and can be loaded la 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