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IEIGHTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 1 1897 NO 18 1fj11 f W A NJSBBT Pretldent 0 W WADDILL CMbler opkl19 Louatu BANKIMAIMSONVIILE Ky- Capita Stock 50000 Ttansacts R general banking business nd Invites the accounts of the citizens of tonkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vanilla bat section of Kentucky phil Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 60000 120010 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887 NO G MORTON BANICERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to bust nesi men we are hiking they know all about Itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women There safely if the tank Isa pood one Theres convenience the money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering too It is eaiy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLEI KENTUCKY S 1 N RAILROAD p THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE bilween the cities of Cincinnati Lexington Louisville I Evansville St Louis And the cities cf- ashvillc Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans V Lt1icit Char1licAND SlKKD UNRIVALED IORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE From St Louis Evansville I and Henderson to the SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH 1 X THROUGH COACHES I From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga mak ing direct connection WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS Ior AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA v f Connections arc made at Guthrie I and Nashville for all points kirth East South andWest In Pullman Palace Car- sEMIG1ANTS j Seeking homes on the line of thi road w receive special low rates SCI aqunts of this company for rates routes c or write to C P ATMORI G PTALo- uisville Kentucky GEORGE KING tflUGOIT ST CHARLESKENTUCKY Ittcc flue of Druggists Sundries prescriptions Cartfullu ompo nbtb Hotel 200A Day I Lacile0 W pnopH PHITOHBTT r ROVES MADISONVILLE KY ITAETELE9 I i CHILLI I IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE 8OctgoA- TATzAItLNoyo1C16Ii I pwliMedtolnoCo tLJjuIlMO- e Uenl iiokl kM 7er OK bottle o J nnOVIIM TASTKL1It8 CIUU TCWK M 4 lIAy IlNIII three froaJrea4 inall or ex 1h11151U buMMY8t4nnaJc uit unIvepe11611 Motion na yuur 1 ADYc4nacc F NEVVSnBcUBtly heated BELMONT I Llllbled hi CI TItle HOmElRyMADIUbNYiLLK KY L- ZI nt J re tlf f FROM TIlE MAGAZINES tales al TRAVELLERShave always with suspicion were regarded by our ances tors in a singularly confiding spir it and Marco Polo andtrthat arch liar even Sir John Mandeville himself were treated with more or less respect But as if to make up for their readiness to believe in GorgoHs and Hydras and Chimacr as dire when at a distance other generations were singularly dis trustful of most things near at hand They displayed to a singular extent the wonderful sceptism that in all things directly touching the perI son generally accompanies ignor ance The state of mind was very much that of the honest farmer InI the city who was in constant fearI of being buncoed I The Credulity or KnowltdjtcI Ignorance doubts itself and consequently everybody andevery thing else It is only complete knowledge that is more nearly credulous and advance toward it has been shown as much by what men arc willing to believe and the readiness with which they believe it as by anything else When thej marvels of the Roentgen rays were announced the attention of the world was brought up with a round turn by a discovery almost dramatic in its suddenness and surprise Such sharp demands arc becoming more and more frequent but if there is anything more wonderful than the amazing nature of such inventions it is the way in which they arc received Never before perhaps in the history of the world did news of such startling novelty receive such instant and implicit belief and never before would such confidence have been possible i The records of science arc covered with accounts of the misfortunes of innovators and it is not necessary to go back to the time when admittedly the best way to deal with an inventor was to roast him for it is not sOverylong since by contumely 8 nand ostracism his lot was ofniad hard enough to serve for any illustration But whereas it once seemed as if every invention was taken as as an affront to their intelligence by men at large nowadays every one seems to take a personal pride in every advance and unconsciously we are in the habit of considering ourselves rather clever fellows to have managed to belong to such a generation We arc anxious to give proof of our perspi cacUyjust as anxious as as men always have beenonlyour way is different We try rathcr to prove this by the amount that we arc willing to believe while others ap parently sought to display it by doubt and denial If we are living in the penumbra of many beliefs we have clearly passed out of a greater darkness and can at least see more clearly and as wo have heard since childhood seeing is believing From The Point ofI View in April Scribners Maga zinc wwStill happy littrot heJ little while ago a man tkVERY you to become his asked you for your love your trust and your con fidence Ho asked you to believe in his love and to become in life that which was nearest and dearest and you said yes in an swer to his question You have known him you say for a long timea year is a long time in a girls life You have met him at dinners at dances at luncheons and at all these lestivities that came into and made a part of your social lite and you feel that you love him as no woman ever loved any man before Of course you did not tell him this because you are a modest girl and you propose to let him find out for himself the strength of your love but when you arc busy stitching away at some of the pret ty frills that are to form part of your trousseau you wonder how there can be unhappy wives You are sure that there will never be any misunderstanding between Tom and you and you linger with pleasure your face flushes with delight as you recall that last night I when he said goodbye he added that you were indeed his Theo dorahis gift from God Are h you going to bo that or pre you simply going to drift along and be come one in the numerous army of women who are ordinary wives I not helpful ones dear girl at this time you Jouht to put questions to yourself Satisfy yourself that you love thi roan well enough not only to i = f happy with him but if need be to buffer with him Decide for your self if this be the man ot all others in whom you will find your ideal companion for companionship means as much in marriage as in friendship Then you must think of the future Ask yourself too whether this man brings out in you all that is best whether he provokes that which is little and mean in you or whether he piques you into making light of that whichj is good Decide whether this man is the one with whom you would be willing to grow old whether this man is tho one to whom you would without hesitancy submit questions that trouble your Conscience Then too you must ask yourself tho question whether this man is one whose name you will feel honored in bearing not because of any material wealth he may possess but because of his being an honest gentleman Think out all these things ask yourself question upon question not only as to his fitness but as to youis and then if you give him the loving answer that he wishes try to lie come thoroughly acquainted with himRuth Aslunore in April Ladies Home Journal w Our Trade With South America ESS than fifteen years ago an tAmerican manofwar cruis ing in the Persian Gulf came to anchor off the Arabian City of Muscat In accordance with International custom a salute of twentyone guns was Tired with the red flag of Arabia at the main After waiting for more than an hour our flag was seen to flutter at the staff of the fort situated at the Eastern entrance and the sal ute was returned gun for gun but with the American flag floated union dawn Such an affront could not past unnoticed A lieutenant with an aide was immediately de spatched to the palace to demand of the Sultan that the flag should be hoisted properly and another salute fired The Sultan upon learning the details expressed the deepest regret promptly ordered the salute to be properly made and declared that the officer should be bastinadoed as a salve to our wounded dignity but explained that the officer probably never having seen the flag did not know how it should be hoisted The flag used was borrowed from the English consul Could such an unintentional affront happen to the English flag outside of thciicc barriers of the Arctic or Anarctic Ocean Probably not and for the reasona that the flag of England by her immcnsc commercial superiority is known in every corner of the the world Beneath the trailing plumes from the smoke of her own Cardiff coal flutters tnc cross ol St George from tho peaks of thousands of steamers on every sea guarded today by the most powerful navy the world has ever known This maritime superiority demands mercantile houses in every land and British merchants whose rights are carefully maintained by trained diplomats have crowded out competitors and placed the products of British in dustry foremost in the markets of the world filling to overflowing the coffers of the island empire Ever watchful of her trade interests her legislators have framed laws that render English Inufacturers absolutely certain of their ability to place their goods advantageously in any foreign market It was a great English company carefully fostered by the parent government tnat gave in return an empire to offset the loss of her western colonies the highways to which em pire through the Mediterranean or around Good Hope are as carefully guarded and patrolled as arc her own public highways at home The monetary value of such a policy is incalculable and is an objectles son to every nation on tho globe European nations have attempted to folow in her footsteps but being less favorably situated overshadowed by Englands immense navy or lacking in legislative foresight to grasp trade opportunities have been left far behind by their formidablecompetitors Only one great nation centrally located with reference to the great trading na tions of Europe South America and China with its immense coast line and commodious harbors on- the east aridwcst and its teeming population of energetic and thriv ing merchants farmers and arti sans is in a position to competes- lIcCes9Cllilywith her yet withan unaccountable prodigality of ope portunities allnws tisOurceS Ij- CJ 10 national wealth to be acquired by othersSouth America has long been the dumpingground for tho refuse manufactures of Europe In six years service on that coast I never bought an imported article onshore that I could not have dupli cated at home with a better article for the same money Our manufactures are belter than the European and the people of South America know it and want them but before any marked improvement can be made there must be a radical change in our methods of placing them on the market In this it would be well for our mer chants and manufacturers to study German methods that nation to day being the most aggressive of all commercial nations By means of commercial museums at home alo ina South America as well as by open ing chambers of commerce at RioI dtMontevideo she has increased her trade two hundred percent in the i last five years her export trade being larger than ours and rapidly gaining ground She transports her own goods and transacts busi IitThese goods are manufactured fort special markets and adapted toc foreign requirements carefully notb iii1athe most satisfactory terms She sends capable and experienced agents abroad who are fanular with the language of her customers That such is tho correct method is ciof her volume of trade From Our Trade with South Americat iiaGold in the South In the South there are evidences t that the people are beginning toI appreciate the importance of aC sound monetary standard in their t daily affairs They are learningi that the investor will not money out unless he can feel sure of repayment in the same standard Lee county Alabama Cast week disposed of 25000 bondsand made them payable in gold The Montgomery Adver tiser in reporting the transaction says there was considerable joU ing at the expense of the goodI natured judge of probate who is a redhot silver disciple because heI voluntarily had gold bonds issued Our contemporary adds The judge in explanation of hisI veryawell for politics but when it comes to business he must look out for the best interests of the county The publicspirited gentleman who had the private deal with the judge is himself a silver man but states that the bonds could not have been sold if they had not been made payable in gold This last fact is the all important one for the Southern and Western peo plo to recognize Let them once understand that a stable monetary standard is the first requirement of the situation and a new era of prosperity will open up to them Financial Chronicle The prosperity of the laboring people the payment of high wages these are alike the cause and result of protection Because the wages of American laborers are higher than the wages of Europe we need protection against that labor with its low wages If American wages were cut down to the foreign levelno one doubts but that American workmen could suc cessfully compete with foreign laborersso long as they were able to keep body and soul together at those pauper wages But it is in order that they may never have to meet such conditions that a pro tective tariff is imposed on the pro ducts of those who do labor under such conditions By such protec tion tho high rate of American wagesis maintained and thus the high wages which were in the be ginning the cause of the imposition of a protective tariff arc also the result bf the maintenance of protectionEx I heard of Dr Bells Pjno Tar Honey and seeing many recommendations from different persons oHts wonderful valuable merits I thought I would try a bottle I have been seriously affected for twenty five years with a cough and pains in my aIde and breast that were causing mea mis erablo Ufo I spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine but every thing failed until I found this wonderful remedy tt beats the world and ha saved ylife I recommend DrDon1 FineTar Hooey tb everybody with weal lungs ItlII great sucCess J D Rossell Graatsburg III For ute by St Jlernan store Earliogtoaf Gee King SI of Ctuiri oI BUSINESS REVIVAL Opinions of Prominent Editors Throughout the Country on Return of Prosperity jhe opinions of editors in differ ent1 parts of the country regarding the commercial situation arc valu able and arc in general to be re lied as indicating the true- coJdltion of affairs in their immediate localities Most of them be lieve that a business revival is near at hand and while several think itait vjhl come slowly they admit that the people have unlimited confi it dent in the new administration and await the adjournment of- Coiigress to settle down to actual u and uninterrupted workaA few of the conclusions gathered a togi ther by the Advocate as cx- rcsions of the ablest editors are fu ppndcdd3 S Weaver editor of the Mart Courant reports a revival of thcliilk and carpet industries oftCarl iccticut T W Bolande toiof the Bridgeport Evening Post reports a full resumption of busi ness in factories lccticutbllehc4Boston oht- It improvement while the edi r theWorcester Daily Spy says iiafltrade conditions have graduIn llyiniprovcd recently in andllhc central portion of the State T Publisher Felix Angus of the Baltimore American is a decided optimist He says in parts1hae personally talked with men of the new Administration and with many representative men of trade and industry nd the unanimous testimony is to tal tb effect that good times arc on fi1iewaytwelve months are to be the great c in followingt t i South is in fine condition and fisitEIrvyDunocral says that there arc many s signs of a business revival in St m Louis and vicinity as well as throughout the State In discuss ing Nebraskas prospects Manag a ing Editor Victor Rosewater ofa the Omaha Bee says that since the selection confidence has been greatly strengthened in that and surrounding States Wade H Ellis editor of the Cincinnati Commercial Trit uneszys We look for a healthy business revival in the Ohio Valley as soon as the extra session of the Fiftyfirst Congress has do ic the work which the Republican party was commissioned to perform at the lat election b Trade conditions arc already improving ba Charles Emory Smith the editor of the Philadelphia Press givesi thu opinion The feeling State is that the turn of the busi ness tide has been reached ands that a slow revival may be ex a pectedt delphia Inquirer says that while retail business is dull there is a general faith in much better times shortly A decided change he said is expected as soon as the increased tariff rates arc adoptedf John C Minkins a ProvidenceS CR I correspondent canvass of Rhode Islands indus tries shows a marked increase in business all along the line since the election last November Thomas S Waring editor of the Charleston S C Past says Thieve is no actual revival of business in this particular section yet but a general feeling ol relief prevails and a hopeful prospect is taken The editor of the Chattanooga News says that business men in that section look for a general revival of trade The editor of the Forth Worth Tex Mail Telegram says that Texas wholesale dealers in various lines report improving business Taylor Grandy mana ger of the Richmond Va StaleI believes that business condition will improve as soon as the spring sets in an opinion which is shared by the editor of the Milwaukee Journal How many deaths can be traced to a slight cold The record of mortality would bo greatly reduced if eyery homo wan supplied with a bottle of Dr Hells Pine Tar Honey The great exterminator of coughs colds croup antI kindred af fections For salo by St Bernard Drr Store Earlinglon George ICing S Charles A tailor in his ninetieth year SrnitherbylijMite has kept a tailor ing fcnt for seventy years in VersailleKy 7- BATTLE WITH A WILD CAT j Beast Springs Into the Cab of a Moving Locomotive and At tacks the Engineer Ogden Utah March 27Last finightSouthern Pacific had an experiencei which he will have member for many a day When the westbound passenger train was nearing Blue Creek Station at the northern point of Great Salt F- Lake a vicious wild cat sprang ut of the darkness into the cab nd after a moments hesitation attacked the fireman at whose side landed The engineer came to the aid of his fireman and attemptkied to beat the animal shovel The brute then sprang pon him landing on his chest nd burying its claws in his face glndpossessed of a devil and bit and clawed and scratched with maniac ry and when it finally sprang own and but of the cab Frelichs face resembled a map of the Gre cian frontier The flesh on his ands and face was literally torn o shreds and when his train stop lie ped at Terrace he was more dead al- lthan alive Ih The trainmen believe that the K wild cat was hiding in the bushes at y the track and being blinded by glare of the headlight made a ap for safety and landed in the ml all ofTheThat the North realizes tho op ortunitics of the South is shown prtheSoheThe South is richer far in natural fOI resources than men have yet real in ized She has wealth of sun and oil of fruit and forest and mineral on and it is only necessary that her tremendous energies shall be con centratcd and directed to the de velopment of her natural wealth to astonish the civilized world Capise will go with security as a condition precedent wherever it shall And the richest reward and that is satisfied with the prospect the South is made of manifest bywl Stngthe North to newer and richer eveldsand wealth will follow them and of that for and fueesin co thenchanged when the furnace fires of Alabama and Georgia shall beconhthe torches of industrial th thndong of joy for the Southern resurrection or The publisher of a newspaper has one thing to sell and one thingT to rent He has the sell and the space in his columns to rent Can anyone inform us why he should be expected to giveaway either the one or the other t- He can if he so chooses and he o docs as a matter of fact furnish a great deal of space rent free But it docs not follow that he ought toe expected to do so It ought to as a contribution ex thctlyof sugar or coffee by a grocer strange to sayit is not looked upon n that light at all yet everybody knows that the existence of a news depends upon the rent ol its and the sale of its paper as merchants success depends on his goods instead of giving b- hem awayPress and Printer THE FAIR CIRCUITa Louisville March igThetKentucky Fair Circuit ing at the Williard Hotel today completed its arrangements or the season The officers elected W J Samuels Presiden- tjJ H Mallory and S H Death ridge Vice Presidents A R Carothers Secretary The follow ing circuit was arranged for this yearNRichmond July 27 Danville August 3 Lebanon August 10 Elizabethtown August 24 Bowling Green September i Paducah September 7 Winchester will probably be booked for July 3 Populists in Davies County The Democratic party realizing that it is about to pass away frbm the stage of action is doing every t thing in its power to induce the Peoples party to save it from dis solution And fusionit would ap pear is the only hope of that party for a longer lease of life If its I candidates are defeated this yearI in the county race the silver Democratic party will be a thing of the past Never again would it rise up and cry for county or any other kind oftrpap It would no longer be a menace to the real party ofI reform It is our sincere belief that we shall never have reform so long as the socalled silver Demo- cratiC party is in existenceFarm ers Journal IM Andree who means to tx north pole again next summer has had the size of his balloon increased by 300 cubic which will enable him to take along 400 pounds more of dead weight L I GRANT MONUMENT DEDICATION Oov Johnstons Tribute to the Famous General McKlnley to Deliver an Oration New York March 27ln the rst declination ofa Governor to participate in the exercises attend ng the dedication of the Grant monument April 27 a hne tribute memoryTheJohnston chief executive of Alabama in the following words I regret that my public duties will prevent my attendance at the dedication of the Grant monument April 27 I regret that the officia- lcognitionof the many great and ndly qualities of Gen Grant cannot be made by our state in fitting display but there are many old Confederates here who would bead to know that a monumentSworthy ot his deeds now resting place of the General who made them a great deal of trouble Gen Horace Porter who has VashingtonhasPresident McKinley told him that would attend the dedication 1inleythe Windsor Hotel and Secretary of the Treasury Gage Secretary of the Interior Bliss several corpsdthe United States who will be the presidential party have also taken apartments there A large number of business and- ofessional men of this city all ns of officers who fought in e Confederate army are busily STuedecorations to use Grants Let possibleinerous letters of approval to come into Grand Marshal Dodge from all ctions of the country Democrats Opinion of the F Populists Mr C E Sngg of Henderson o subscribes himself Member PCompoundCathartic er it may meanWrites to the Populist organ in Owensboro cites the unanimity with which sion was agreed on in Henderson unty That is certainly news toe public The representatives the Populist and Democratic in Henderson county ad the manliness to submit thee question by a divided vote toe people and both Populists and emocrats held precinct meetings rather tried to hold them In some precincts no meetings were held and in others the Democrats oted almost solidly against fusion here was no little unanimity of sentiment about the matter and so much dissension that committeemen openly protested and declined o act and only a small percentage f the people took part in the pro manyDemocrats cline to vote in Henderson county under the fusion arrangementsand altogether the political situation countyisstate Owcnsboro Inquirer Prizes for Two Inventors A highly interesting competition between a large number ot new inventions has just been decided y a very distinguished Board of Awards and a handsome cash rize and sold gold medal awarded s the result of the decision For johnWedderburn I on D C have given a monthly reward of 150 to the inventor whoIshould submit the best from the standpoint of simplicity novelty and utility The Board of wards composed of Senator William Stewart of Nevada Chairman Representative Claude A Swanson of Virginia Mr John C ckloff cashier of the Second ational Bank of Washington and Messrs A C Moses of W B Mosess Sons and Frederick E Woodwardof Woodward Loth rbp two of the leading merchants of the capital city This Board has just selected the prize winners in the contest par ticipated in by inventors who have submitted their devices during the month ot January The prize of 150 goes to William Taylor of Kearney N J the inventor of a bicycle brake of simple construc jon and the gold medal to Theodore Thomas of Lamarque Texas for a monkey wrench of novel design The example of W W Brewer justice the peace and a prominent citiren ot lit Jewell Pa Is worthy of emulation fie says I never leavj home without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and always recommend it to my friends It is the best I ever used and never tails to give immediate relief For sale by St Bernatd Drug Store Earlington Den T Robinson Mor tins Gap Geo King St Charles William Bayly recently disposed of 51 per cent of the stock of they Tom Boy mine at Telluride Colo to an English syndicate for the sum of 2225000 The mine hast paid 800000 in dividends the last two rears- 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4 c Tl iii Jt1e i8eeI n WEE VPUBUSHNB COMPANY f ttncorporaltdj- Bmerelihe PcilotBce at Bull gcon as Second JctaiI maker SUBSCRIPTION RATES I r JOnoYctt strictly In advance It oc so ThreMGtlths d IS Single Cple S Specimen copies milled free on application Correspondents wanted In all parti the coantTl 4reSI ui for particulars 1 THURSDAY APRIL i 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS 4CIICUIT JUDGE PRflLEWe are authorised 10 announce Marble of Princeton as a can didate for Circuit Judge In this the Fourth Judl ciil District subject to the action of the Democratic party STATE UIIAT- IIRODINSONWe are authorized to announce as a candidate for State Senator rom the counties of and ChrIstlaflaubject to the action or the Republican partyT are authorized to announce Or B iI S Biter of MadUonTlIle as a candidate for State Settlor from the counties of and Cit tlansabjct to the action of the Republican arty Hopkins Countys Mining Output 1 1d Tobacco Crop TotaLproduct of Commercial mines Courtly for 1896 about tStfouffi of tile total output of the Slattfl8lTons Monty brought into Hopkins county by the sale of this product more than sooogo The great bulk of this half million dollars jjcash was paid in wages to mine employes TolanCokeprbJuclion of the Stale 27 I 872nsH- o4jCounlyfirodud mode II 97r40 11 foal 1JlrU JpT r896of Hopkins GtmntysTotatfo Crop the leading product ofour farms and that upon which a largeproportion of ourfarm ers depend almost wholly for their rev enue not more than 50000 BOWLING GREEN is to have a carpet factory so says the Corn mercial Club of that city It is a Massachusetts Company that will establish jthb plant COPiULf GENERAL LEE will re a about April 15th alter which date he has been notified his services will not be needed General Lee has made himself popular among his countrymen and will retire vith credit TilE town of Hawesvillc is ne L gotiating fgr water works Most river tqjvns might have water works Indefinitely if they could only corrall the unlimited reservoirs of naturp that have just now made life on a river almost intolerable HopKJNsyiLLE is to have a woolen rnilito be established by Mr CacFon of the Rumsey woolen mill man And the Aeti tuckian says that city will also probablyIuivc another woolen at an date that will be a big affair THE output of coal mines in Texis for 1896 is estimated at 610 ooo tons bituminous 480000 tons lignitic The area of workable bi tuminious coal is 2700 Square miles Hopkins County produced consid erably more bituminous coal in 1896 than did the whole stat of Texas ONLY six Legislators voted against the passage of Mr Mor gans bill to protect freedom of speecKandprcvent the egging of public speakers All of the six were silver men and the name of one was Chinn The silverite demagogue continues to encourage mobs and disorder PRESIDENT McKiNLEY has received a letter from the impro nouncable President of Cuba in which tjieilattcr strongly intimates that Cuba would like to be taken under the shadow of Uncle Sams protection in fact annexed An nexation is out of the question but the record of American citizens liberated from Spanish prisons since the inauguration of the new administration as compared with the slow work of Mr Cleveland and hia cabinet indicate a more active Cubaa policy on the part of the preeritadmmistration Ti E fVfQ sides of the senatorial tight tboie for Hunter and those Lo agahst him seem as determined- a ever not to yield Hunters strength seems to have dwindled and many prophecies arc made that his best days arc past but the resourceful Doctor continues to hold his strength against a fatal break with wonderful skill Some body should win quickly and put an end to the trcmcnduous daily expense to the State We need a chance for legislation for financial relief to our State treasury and the present expense is not lightening the burden No Senator Yet Our Frankfort correspondent truly says that if the deadlock is not broken and a Republican Sen ator electedIthe Blackburn man agers should receive an ovation for the consummate skill with which they have maneuvered to play rival ambitions anti animosities against each other to win a victory Something Besides Pie I Offensive partisanship cannot be charged to the account of the new administration Mr McKin Icy and his excellent cabinet have matters of great national concern to handle soberly and discreetly and to turn the rascals outalthough many of them need it badly enough is not their chief work In the matter of postmasters for in stance it has been given out that they shall serve their term and not even the charge of offensive par tisanship will be considered cause lor removal except it be shown that that partisanship interfered with the proper conduct of the office What We are Doing We have now on the road a splendid new job press of the most approved make and very large size We arc also adding new type bordcis etc etc to our already fine office equipment With these new accessories added to our present office and machinery with steam power and water power TilE BEE will continue to be an easy leader of all competitors in the printing and publishing busi ness in this section of Kentucky Our run of work is excellent and increasing and we will maintain printing always reasonable cannot be beat en by competitors POLITICAL NOTES In the Fourth Judicial District composed of Hopkins Caldwcll Crittenden and Livingston Coun ties on Saturday April 3 the Democrats will hold precinct con ventions to select delegates to county conventibns to be held on Monday April 5 which county conventions at the county seats will select county delegates to the district convention to be held at Princeton on Thursday April 8 at II oclock a in for the purpose of nominating candidates for circuit judge and commonwealths attor ney Senator Crumbaugh has not been unseated yet despite the howl ing and boasting of Capt Bell and his followers The intention of the voters was so clearly apparent that the majority of the investigat ing committee could not do otherwise than uphold the will of the people against the claim of the dis comfitted Bell based on certain alleged technical irregularities The whole contention of Capt Bell has been absurdthat he should charge fraud as necessary to over whelm a silveritc candidate in Christian County The Populist county committee will meet in Madisonvillc Saturday April 10 for the purpose of reor ganizing made necessary by the resignation of Chairman Daven port now candidate for jailer The silveritc primary in Webster county on Saturday last resulted in the selection of the following can didates Representative V Per kins of Scbree County Clerk J F Porter exRcprcscntative Circuit Clerk W K Price Sheriff Gid Hubbard Jailer Thos S Page Assessor G Trinity County Attorney L B Henry School Superintendent Geo Vaugh Surveyor 1 R Osborn There were about 1800 votes polled against 2400 last November Perkins Porter and Hubbard arc Populists and will be placed as the silveritc nominees Brer Enloes free silver Sun has set at Nashville behind a big black cloud of debt but is booked to rise resplendent as the Dis patch somewhere in this neck o the woods on next AllFools day Louisville Times The Roaring Mississippi More breaks arc occurring daily in the levees along the Mis sissippi and great areas of the best planting land arc being inundated Several days of the predicted ris ing waters are yet to come and there is no guessing what addi tional loss of life and result if the rise sliotihicontinue according to the official forecast Toll Gate Raids Lancaster Ky March 29Four ollgates were destroyed in this county Saturday night Threats of violence were made to the gatekeepers The men were heavily armed Fifty or more composed I the mob This is the thirc1raid in two weeks No clue Feeling intense I r FRANKFORT NEWS Resume of the Senatorial Sltua tion and the Principal Pac tors Therein MR NANCES EXPLANATIONS Special correspondence to THE DEC Frankfort Ky March 31 1897 changeinover the Scuatorship The same disturbing influences that caused the defection of Senator Stege last winter have induced him to desert the nominee again The excuse given is that after taking four votes he is convinced the nominee can not win and as the expenses of the legislature arc 1000 per day he economyYetexpense runs on just the same waggedby peculiar I put the financial question above all others but oppose a protective tariff The sound money Democrats agree with the free silver men in opposing the tariff but denounce their financial theories Why therefore say these latter gentle men should we assist the Republicans to elect a United States Senator and add a vote to the protec tionists although he agrees with us on the money question And why should we help to elect a free sil ver Senator although we do gain a vote against the obnoxious tariff so reason the sound money Demo cratsSo day after day they aid in preventing any election This course if persisted in will result in rele gating the matter to the legisla probability Senator Blackburn The Republicans on the con trary are divided by mere personal preference partitions The con tending factions both advocate the gold standard and the doctrine of protection Yet the minority members of each party arc working to defeat the financial principlesI for which they profess to tending Two votes from the Democrats now voting for Davic or from the Republicans now vot ing for Boyle would prevent Black burn succeeding Hon A T Wood upon the expiration of the temporary term for which ho was appointed If the votes arc not forthcoming the Blackburn man agers should receive an ovation for the consummate skill with which they have maneuvered to play rival ambitions and animosities against each other to win a vic toryThose who allege that the pledge given by Hunter to the Populists meant that he agreed to vote for the free and unlimited coinage of position to the position it held prior to 1873 means just the reverse From 1836 to 1873 there was no free coinage of silver and only subsid iary debased coins were minted And the present Republican Sen ator from Kentucky Hon A T Wood appointed by our stalwart sound money Governor holds the same views and sustains the action ot Hunter in making the pledge and denounces those who bolt a caucus nominee Mr Nance on Wednesday 24th rose to again explain his vote Re plying to newspaper criticisms as to the inconsistency of his course in voluntarily participating in the recent caucus and in it seconding the nomination of Judge Holt and voting for him instead of for Boyle whom he now contends was at that time and still remains the le gitimate nominee he Stated that he partyfricndsinpitulated the history of the caucus nomination of Boyle last winter Showed that in that caucus Deboe received thirtytwo votes and Holt twentyeight and insisted that De boe was fairly placed in nomina tion But he said instead of dc laring such to be the case an adjournment was decided upon in an arbitrary manner till next day when contrary to what was just and right matters were fixed up as the boys said for harmonys sake and Boyle viasorted upon the party as the caucus nominee It would seem to a disinterested and judicial mind that this last explanation effectually overturns the le gitimate nominee theory advanced in the first that he should at this time be either voting for Deboe or acquiesce in theca cus decision now as he did last winter The journals of the joint sessions show that Mr Nance voted for Hunter after Senator Landes produced and read the celebrated agreement and it is stated by those who were present III the caucus succeeding the exposure in which Hunter in terpreted the meaning of the paper satisfactorily to his friends that Mr Nance was one of those who determined to stand by him to the last Hunters withdrawal next day left him free On Tuesday 30th there were eight ballots taken without any change in Hunters solid column since Steges vain effort to cause a MondayStegeany time when his vote will elect gainedbyin all the test votes on adjournment the Republicans were victo rious The financial bills were reported to the House and it will be possiblyThe Cellulose plant at Owens oro is making good headway The putinge used for lighting and power i TT4 Js 1 NervesAn tin Meuengert of Semetho Telegraph I System of the human body Norvos extend from the brain to every part ot tho hotly anti reach every organ Norvos nrollkoflro good servants but hard masters Norves aro fed by tbo blood and arc therefore like It In character Nerves will bo weak and exhausted It the blood Is thin palo and Impure Nerves will surely bo strong and steady U tbo blood Is rich red and vigorous Norvos find a true friend In Hoods Barsapa- rllla because It makes rich rod bloodI Nerves ito their work naturally ant won the brain Is unclouded there aro no neuralgic pains appetite and dlgcr tlon aro good when you tako HoodsSarsaparilla Tbo Ono True Wood Purifier All druggists II Prepared only lj C I hood A eo Lowell Mm famiiyctkirtioHood FIVE BALLOTS TAKEN Hunters Forces Stand Firm With Little Chance of the Necessary Votes to Elect SALARY UEDUCTION DILL PASSES HOUSE Frankfort March 3iSpcc- ialThe Hunter line stands firm tonight without prospect of any gain Five ballots were taken too day without change of result Senator Hissem contradicted the report that he was about to desert Hunter He went into the caucus to advocate the claims of one whom he preferred to Hunter one who was unsuccessful he bowed to the will of the majority as became a good Republican Ho said that although he thought Hunters election improbable he considered it his duty to vote for the caucus nominee but thought Dr Hunter should at the proper time absolve members from their pledge Senator Stege continues to pose for economy and a speedy ending of the contest and session by Voting for Boyle instead of Hunter although the revenue bills were only introduced yesterday and the session must necessarily extend un til the middle of April in order for them to become law It would seem as though his patience need not have been exhausted at the end of lour days balloting without re sult when to accomplish the nec essary legislation the adjournment must be postponed for three weeks longerIn House there was quite a lively debate over the bill to re duce the salaries of the Appellate and Circuit Court Judges participated in by Swinford Graziani Lyons and Howard of the cgI fraternity against Baldwin Gos som and Speaker Blanford in favor of the reduction The effect of the Speakers fircy and forcelul Oral tory was electrical and all amend mcnts were voted down and the bill passed by a vote of 67 to 32 DKN Friends of Francis Murphy claim that he closed his recent two months temperance campaign in Boston with a record of 13000 total abstinence pledges Predestination Every human being is by bis very crea lion predestined and elected to heaven in that every human being is born with tlio capabilities of spiritual liCeRev T A King Swedcnborgain Chicago 111 The Bible The Bible is the great textbook of hu inanity In American history it has been the character of our civil liberties and the source of our high civilization Rev W E Boggs Presbyterian Athens Ga LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Waller Wright says the missing link has been found and for full particulars we refer you to him Some misunderstanding with tho rail road company caused Alex May to sever his connection with them last week He was regarded as a good man and bas worked on the Henderson division for years ExConductor Joe Muir bas been up looking for a job yitb the E T H and wo hope he may be successful in se curing one The bodies that went down in the late wreck on the E TH have not been recovered the place where the coach lays is in such a swift current that no diver can enter the car The Henderson division has been quite fortunate With all the high water but little delay to trains has occurred It is believed that one of our young firemen will soon walk pff with one of Earl ingtons young ladies By the death of one and the discharge of another two conductors places were made vacant last week The man who blows the brass horn has cast his lot with the car shop men and will hereafter proceed to paint a part of the town red Wo refer to our band teacher who as illy as it is kept is one of our best citizensAsk fireman Will Martin which one of tho twins ho was walking with that day Tho wife of the late conductor Watts says she always had n premonition that her husband would be killed in a yard and so it was to bo- oConduclor Lee Watts met with an acci dent last Friday evening which resulted in his death The particulars aro about as follows About seven oclock ho bad just returned from a to Nashville and was In the act of jumping from the front end of his cabooso on to the platform at Earl ington when from some unknown cause he walled a little tOO long and Instead of striking the platform opposite the door lo the agents office as was his custom bo waited too long and jumped on to Ibn platform where it begins to rise and still holding to the caboose with ono hand be was dragged some distance along on the platform and finally fell down between car and platform and in attempting to get j ip an oil boxofihe rear pair of trucks ruck him breaking three ribs and so in lurIng his splqo aud doing other Injury eternally Death cameras a relief about brce hours later That his wife might if possible reach here before death claimed lira a special train was run by the rail road company but he was called away be rare the train reached here The remains were taken toRowlelts for burial Saturday In charge ofa committee of railroadem iloycs We aro informed that the des ceased carried Insurance on his life to the amount of JCooo Ho was held in high estimation by the railroad officials wbp looked upon him as one of the best posted men on the Henderson division ever ready for duty and amply qualified to do the work right DOWN IN TilE MINES Many friends here congratulate Mr VVm Wilson upon his good luck in secur ing a positive with a mining company at Slurps Ky as a machinist lie was highly recommended by Mr J li Atkin son President ot the Si Bernard Coal Company in whoso employ ho has been for quite a number of years always prov log faithful and worthy of promotion and those closely associated with him in the mIne labors have none but kind words to say in his behalf W L Gordon Jr is now again the operator of a coal mine at Sturgis having lately taken charge This is we believe the second mine he has operated at the above named place during the last few years and wo understand he is making a success of the business having disposed of his first lease at quite a profit There is now come talk of another small coal mine being opened up near Earling ton soon and which we undcsland will be not far from the Heels mtnes Dick Croft from the South Diamond mines came down last Saturday and spent a few hours with friends here Several days ago a fire broke out in the Cumberland Coal mine at or near Sturgis and up to this time all efforts lo extinguish the flames havoproved of no avail When first discovered the fire was a small one and it was thought could soon be put out but now it has gained such headway that the operators have become very much discouraged and can not hope to be able to operate the mine for at leart two months if the fire can soon bo subdued An at tempt to smother out the flames will be made by closing all air shafts and open- Ings Also it has been suggested that pipes be laid from the river near by and the mine flooded The effects of the high water preventing the shipment of coil to some of the best coal markets has been felt here and elsewhere throughout this tho Western Kentucky district and the result was tho past week miners found time logo fishing and do jobs on the outside Cot Dick Salmon of the Crablree mines was over on business last Friday and he says there will soon be another candidate for Senator in the field and friends of his hero wonder if he Is to be newmanrbe water at Pad cah interfered somewhat with the big coal business done bjf Itbe St Bernard Company at that place last wetik For the next few months unless some thing unusual happens miners will have Dcnty of time to tako part in baseball and fiber outdoor sports as the prospects for coal being disposed of in the market is at present anything but bright I j Our legislature will do to watch closely 3use some men are always ready to propose unwise legislation in favor as they jtipdoubl believe ol Ibo coal miner which K passed would in the end prove very in jurious to them One of our miners here so rumor says backed his judgment to the amount of thirtyfive dollars on the lata pugilistic en counter and came out winner of that amount Some people say it Is no harm to bet if you win Among the old familiar faces occassion ally seen here Is that of Mr Pat Blair now ofthe South Diamond mines and Pat seems quite happy when among his many friends hero HANSON Pror W A Easley of Sebree was in our town one day last week T L Ashby and sister Mis Monora Weir went to Evansvillo Thursday E L Parrish spent several days last week among the voters looking after his interest in the race for assessor of Hopkins county W E Woolen of Providence stopped off here a short while one day last week while en route to livansvillo B L Gooch of the Nebo country was in Hanson Monday W H Welrnndwif and Miss Minnie Coffman returned from Louisville ltweek jG Morton and Judgq Scott ot Madi sonvillo were here last Saturday i Morris Friday of near Paducah has countryhis daylast I Broken I ChainThe Is never so happy after the chain Is broken and a link taken Some family chains are strong others weak Have a family history Oris there a tendency to coughs throat or troubks weak lungs Has a brother sister parent or near relative yourfamilyStrengthen it SCOTTS EMULSION of Codliver Oil with It makes rich blood gives strength and to weak lungs and- runclown constitutions its aid the system throws off acute coughs and colds Ti pre V breakingShall ffe ndc0I rr CANCER CUREDI ANn- ALIFE SAVED 10 By the Persistent Use of I Ayers Sarsaparilla II Iwns troubled for years with a joro on my Unco which several physicians who treated me called ft cancer assuring mo that nothing could lx done to save my life As a last resort I was Induced to tryI Ayers Sarsaimrllln and after tnk big a number of bottles the soreI lb i to ilRnppear mill my general hall It tiii rVo I persisted In this iritniniiir until tho sore was cn tifiv li8t il Since then 1 use Vmi ranwj irHUi occasionally as liiiilfl nixl Moodpurifier null In iiictl It spinis ns though I could not liip house without lLMrs S A VIKLPS llloomflold l- aAVERS The Only Worlds Fair SarsapariKa Ayora Pills Regulate the Livery Beautiful Walt paper anb Decorations arc better and cheaper this season than ever before It cost so little to ornament a house with beautiful hang ings nowadays that the small item of cost should not cut any figure Come in and let us give you the figures for your various rooms You will be sur prised at the reasonableness of our prices ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE WantedJn Idea ofstniptethinglopatenti Wboesnthluk Protect your Aria t thy m y bring you Write WI1IHUJUIIM a Patent Altar nor WuhlMton u ufor their tan prUi offer and Dew iiI ut ODe llmuMvl tarenuou wanted chanced to get too much bran and meal B W Davis of Mortons Gap and D M Slaton of Madisonville are in our townRev Jas Wilsonof Madisonvillc Is visiting here this week What was supposed to have been an at tempt at burglarly was discovered here Monday morning Some tools which bad been taken from a blacksmith shop were ound near by and the supposition Is that the wouldbeburglars procured tho tools intending to break into some store and were perhaps frightened away In Its issue of last week the Hanson Ex change thinks that the Populists of Hopkins county should come into the convention with the Democrats and all work together for one common cause bimetallism Yes that sounds very nice indeed but who would gel all the pie Ahl Well the Populist committee of this county is no old Mr Hay Seed out on the first trip Mrs Joe Dexter died at her home at this place Tuesday at n a m Mrs Dexter has been in delicate health for soy eral years but was not thought to be dangerous She rested well the night before her death and said Tuesday more ing that she was better than she bad been for some time She was taken with hemorrhage of the lungs and died in a few minutes Mrs Dexter leaves a husband and several children lo mourn her loss We extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones MORTONS GAP lee Morgan was in While Plains Mon dayDr Moore was in Madisonville Monday Wm Kimmons was In Earllngton Sun dayMrs Waller Robinson and family re urned from the country Friday Squire Shaw was In Madisonville Satur dayRoy Davis of the country is visiting Mrs Geo for Davis at present- M Cain was in Earlingtdn Saturday Rev H C Ford of Nebo delivered an excellent discourse at the Christian church SundayE Parrish of Hanson candidate for assessor was here Wednesday Ecu T Robinson and wife and Mrs Lucy Grasty attended preaching at Madl Bonvilla Sunday The social at the residence of Mrs Joe Ferguson was a great success Misses Fan Morton and Anna Furgerson were in Madisonville Monday Thonew goods at the St Bernard Store are elegant Rev W H Finch of Cadiz Ky will preach at the Christian church tonight on the subject of Santification A large con gregalion is expected It all reports are true you may look for n swell wedding In our community eye lone CROFTON Uncle John Long died Thursday at the ago of ninetysix years He was prob ably the oldest man in Christian county Mrs Nice Bourland died Thursday of consumptionMr UrowB and Mrs N Cr Froaso were married Thursday evening The wedding was quito a surprise Mrs Doljie Manire is very sick Ibis week Rev Joiners of Arkansas preached on Interesting sermon at iha IJjptist church SundayMrs Jeflnlo Pattnan of While Plains visited hero week Mrs R W Trotter haS been very sick the past week Eggs went down In Crofts store S tar day but It was from the counter to the floor Mrs Mollio Cook Ibo night operator at- tMIptaOflJI agaia abk W itthe9oe iIJ J b I O- A tL J 8 t1 Au4Jit tNeer M tPElf l A J- I OR ft MATTINE- iI iIF so N BIG 5TDRE4ii lPIIDulinMcLeod i- rli iJ MADISONV1LLE KY4J J pretJJ- J In to this city Over fifty a trolls of Matting just received A Jbeautiful Fine Line of BRUS J rd for tiJ Shoe 150 No other house ever did ever will or ever can sell as good a Shoe for 150IDallns Favorite V Iout IfsoMe OP THe THINGS UAT f St Bernard Stores 05 Stocks arc greater and fresher than ever This Seasons buying was successfully planned to combat the timeshowever hard New Shoe Styles tOurstock of Shoes is proverbial Honest values always No shoddy goods But we now have unusual variety and quantity in Shoes for everybody We can please both you and your purse White Goods and- Washable Fabrics That all women can npr prcciatc Come early and get the prettiest and best lndia Linens Dimities Lawns Percales etc fn endless variety Fancy Dress Goods Stacks of Fabrics of the Fashion World which Dame Fashion has ap proved this spring arc here Bright new stuffs every yard and each a great bargain All sorts of Dress Goods both Col ored and Black Silks In great variety for Shirt Waists 1 I 500 Price J I Sti 1siooo Qnalily m C THE Big Sale of n Undcrinuslins it We have made a lucky purcnaso of a complete line of Ladicb Muslin Un derwear and will sell at Pu prices you have not seen lii before cheaper than you can rInk at home i liii Parasols IU 111 ili The newest and prettiest 0 conceits in sun protectors ii Vine Umbrellas and Um brcllas not so fiqcnllat it remarkably low prices Curtains and Curtain Goods If there sa window or a door in the dining room e parloranywhere in the house that needs curtain Jiigryou will find what ypn want8injour stockof Lacp rapctyWond Laces ErnbroideryjRUCHINGS TRIMMINGS in large variety Beau tiful Patterns f hat is the verdict they are simply exquisite If SAnything clscyounccdor want at the 8L Bernard general Stores i tJ II Th b 7 1 i ee P Zb11StVII we Q rive =I- it w L I N TIME TABLE- t TIMB OP TRAINS AT SARL1NOTON Effective December 20 1896 NOTfl 52 1033 I m 02 IH3 I goS P o 501 n11 4SS P m- aouTn 5 I 5 3 pm U L14 pm- S 5 459 I m- C9 I 440 p n 77 713S I PI o gi and No 34 are rUllrala WW ETIIRIDGH Axeni Time Table I C R R Effective Inly 19 1896 BAST DOUND No6titMemphis IIIIS I m 743 pm 61151maloeah01tlorlonylllCeorAl Chhy G3S P w 400 I ro UZO P III si7pmCincinnatiii WBST HOUND sCincinnatiamLemralClirpmHrlnctlon pmFallen710110lawOileantrain run italljr 14s and 4 carry Poll Buffet Sleeper reclining chair cm between Innatl Orleans Ulroct eonntctloni eat all junction II HANSON O P and T A arlingf0r anins- I Notes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention pril fool ccp your weather cyo on the tical joker today I lie Mozart Symphony Club be a great musical treat hirty Loaves of Bread for One lar at Longs Bakery Icy Coyles gloves boxing sarc the most popular in ity Symphonybsonic Hall The Dickens Club is deep in- C mysteries of Martin Chuzzlc tt and meets sometimes twice aIek he curfew law is a blessing to i people of Earlington and is jpcctcd by them No trouble s its enforcement co in our church column futlJt gram of the Sunday School orth League conventions at Mghtcrsvillc the third week iii Hi during the Henderson Dis f Conference he congregation of the General ptist church have a supply of w books and extend an in ttation to the public through the olumns of TilE BEE to como and alp sing out of them Prof Fhatcnhaucr will uhortly publish some of his musical com positions The piano score of the I University of Nebraska March will be the first This compositionp possesses merit and high compliments from good authority Jitrnpinghas been of late a very I lar pastime among the boys nd young men of Earlington nd Jess flamed took the wind t playingminer which they couldnt ach with a several fool pole S The work on the display of the t Bernard Coal Company for the Tennessee Centennial is nearing omplctiou and a part orall of the Jtsiplay will Ic shipped to NashiFville and put in place in thort while I lIii vjl bi perhups tin most creditable bl the numer ous displays made by that company tit great expositions Tim boys now watch for eight oclock and hie themselves away to their own robf trees before the curfew hour tolls Earling ons streets arc much better look ng than they used to be after that tour and if the bad boy Jhen nvkc cigarcttcs and swears jt is he fault of his parents He does lot do so on the streets The young military company hose names TilE BEE gave some ccks ago together with an ac unt of their undertaking are t pilling regularly under the man ement of Captain John Twyman id show good progress as a result L his earnest work with them He boys are apt pupils and much puthUlisment All Fools Day Today we celebrate that long es tablished anniversary offAll rFcpls1 Day II the first day of April on which ttrhas long been custo ary toIfool or mock the un try by sending them on some kjtless errand or by making em the subjects of sonic decep 0 pleasantry or go cJhumoredIacticaj joke The j gtom is unknown 4j Seven Gnns Ky Feb aat 97Two- V oal lojly baby was Iaien whhll eczema I- itJibegantaklI g Hoods Sarsaparilla p riJ giving hlo her I eoalfatMd with dita I eel tbarIowe crtoratoKta beaith to loodji Mrti J Ls Jf ys WIJhIIoodi ii n b 7 2 1 Eloped From St Charles 3SpecialFerdiriand td Miss Edith Galloway eloped fro m this place last night They vc to Haley wh re they took the cas bound train at 925 p m destination is unknown but it IS supposed they were bound for GallowayiiRainer of this place Louis Crutcher Louis Pinkerton Crutch r oti old friend and former resident I among the graduating class of iii Durham Medical College Chicago He graduates on Wednesday Apr prcsident tions to the Commencement exercises have been received by friends here Louis is remembered with youngbacheorton some years ago A Reformed Convict- J H Ratcliff who advertises himself as the Reformed Preaching Horse Thief visited the Christian Endeavor Sunday even ing before which body he made u brief talk He gave the Endeav orers great credit for Christian work in the Eddyville penitentiary where ho has just finished seven stealingHe bly Halt last night which TilE BEE was unable to altcnd Risen from the Ashes Attention is called to Mrs M M Murphcys Millinery advertisement elsewhere in these columns Her long experience in the busi ness and the success which has attended her is a sufficient guaran tee for what her old patrons mayI expect in future This success has not been accidental or ephemI eral but the natural result of care and attention to every detail and a thorough knowledge of her busi ness Mrs Murphey has personally inspected all the leading marI kets and is able now to give her friends the advantage of her inves tigations both in prices and styles Magazine Club The Ladies Magazine Club was delightfully entertained by Mrs W C Morton of Madisonville at the regular meeting last Thursday afternoon Mrs Will Feland re viewed The Great Passions of History Cosmopolitan MrsfPaul M Moore reviewed Cuba of the Far EastNorthIAmerican Review t Wpndcl read two charming stories by dc Maupassant entitled Happiness and The Neck laceMrs J J Glenn and Mrs Alice Ruby were guestscThe next meeting will be held Thursday April 15 at 2 p m at Hecla Th j Misses Foard and Hester will qntcrtain the club Mrs W C Morton and Mrs AIV Jackson will leadIFor the Ladles Elsewhere in these columns will found the announcement of the Spring Opening of the well known firm of Mesdames Baker and Ruby one of the leading firms in b the Millinery line in Madisonville Their success in business from Theylaimcard in making the proper selection of goods to sart with as well as their method of fair dealing uniicourtesy and rock rices made possible by cash pur w phases They have sparedno pains this season in searching the markets for bargains and fortsuperior goods as their will attest The ladies of Earlington will do dlacingEstray Notice Estrayed from my larm ncar St Charles Ky ono roan mare buld lace both front feet white about pmareip and rope burn on hind foot inder please drop card totSAM HOARD St CHARLES KY Long sells 1his ty Honest Loaves of Elegant Bread for One Dollar Notice The annual meeting of the stockaholders of the St Bernard Companywill be h ldiri their ofwfice at Earlington Ky day 11GEORGEiost Sccrtaryo In a letter to the manufacturers Messrsj Davis Hazard of West Monterey Pa g ay Chamblerlains Cough Remedy hasv cured people whom our physicians could do nothing for We pennaded them to- ry a bottle of it and they now recommendb t asdolba rest bfusIt 1aDdDrug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King Vt Charles We desire to inform our friends thoaSaturday April 3rd and especially on Monf day the 6th the latter County Court day we will f have a grand opening and dis c play of fine buggies and ye bides of every kindinc1uding the celebrated Ames vehicles e at our new ware rooms oh East Greenville street one block east of Sipperlys gror cery On these two days we will offer some special barn Qur gopds are wara ranted firstclass in every reo everyklpdand see us and yourf jiielves jJMdnwille1Ky 0 A HONE BEREFT Dan Dame Leaves His Wife and cestoirtus Sisterinlaw 4 TO ELOPE WITH HIM FRIDAY Dan Dame who eight or ten years ago married the older daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Polk Walker near Manitou this county brought wifesiseducing his wifes sister to elope isilborne her husband three children Dame took the secondchulda boy and left the other two to nis be reft wife Everything had been evidently arranged and agreed upon between the pair before their departure Dame left home Friday afternoon for a load of corn as he told his wife saying he would be home next day Miss Walker who is about seventeen was at a neigh boring house that evening and she byherwas going home She had previously gotten her personal belong wayThe t a farm wagon drawn by two mules i They did riot travel for the first night and got breakfast at the house of an acquaintance near I Madisonville where they said Miss Walker was going to Hanson with Dame to visit relative The young lady seemed quite nervous about something but no suspicions were aroused Mr Walker visited Madisonville Hanson Greenville and Earling ton He carried a shot gun and was out for the purpose of arresting the fleeing couple He missed v them however Later it was discovered thatfDames wagon had passed Icy about suppertime Saturday evening Mr Walker and his son againTuesday l back in pursuit being two days behind o the runaways Telephone messages had been sent to Hop at kinsville Cadiz Nashville and elsewhere and Mr Walker thought- he could overtake them without much difficulty Dame left a note in the clock telling his wife that when everything was all right he would send or herIno rendered valuable assistance o Mr Walker in getting the clue and planning the line of marchh Hows This Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for any cato of Catarrh that cannot be ured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for Ibe last 15 years and believe a him honorable In all business transactions b nd financially able to carry out any obllga ion made by their firm WEST TRIUX Wholesale Druggists Toledo O WALDING KINNAH MARvD4F Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally a actingdircctly upon the blood and mucnous surfaces of the bytcni Price 75C per riottlemoninls free Halls family Pills aro the bestaEstray Notlse t A medium sized spotted cow 8 or 9 years old spots inclined to be brindle has crumpled horns Any dillDAN W DEMoss Hanson Ky Those who fail to attend he Grand Millinery Opening and of Miss Georgia Bishop on Friday and Satur ay April 2nd and 3d next oor to Post Office Madison ville will miss a rare treatre Her goods are new handsome and were bought the at prices which will defy com Ibe tition Latest styles latest b and all the newest in Millinery will be on openingEarlington cially invitedtoLocal Pugilismw Prize fighting is being emulatedEu about by boys big he recent mill at Carson City hich was so widely reported and eagerly road stirred the feeling in mankind that is always touched by prowess Even ladies tour certain knowledge have been interested and have since thereat fight used prize ring terms no little precision The small boys have had their private mills in back stables with bare toolI to wInch tickets must e had in order to gain admittanceS larger boys have put on gloves and pounded each other as only the unskilled and enthusiastic novice knows how to do Tuesday night Jack Stokes and Mike Dowd gave a free electric sparring exhibition which amusement for some minutes to numerous spectators bouldmud puddle neir byand one spectator was sent staving throughD t to collision with raBOld People Old people who require medicine to- egulate the bowels and kidneys will find tho true remedy in Electric nlllI1ITbls il does not stimulate and contains o whiskey nor other intoxicant but acts s a tonic and alterative It acts mildly of n the stomach and bowels adding strength and giving tone to the organs thereby aid ing Nature Intbe performance of the- unciieHI Electric flitters Is an excellent appetizer asdatda digestion Old people r bfifltatd Drug 9J I u J It r MADISONVILLE j i Assignment of Whlttlnghlll E3I tilers Other News of Interest Whltllnghlll Brothers dry goods mer chants doing business in Madison villa and Louisville made an assign ment last Saturday to John T Scott of the former city The firm was composed of John S and Rufus T Whit tingblll natives of Hopkins county and residents of Madisonville where they havt been in business off and on all their lives o1exlori the dollar They then returned to Madi sonvillo and bought out John T Scalt Cu continuing the business until the as signment During the last year orraore they have been engaged Inbuylng bankrupt stocks and closing them out at which they made considerable money uutil the purchase of the Seashol stock in Louisville andeven this stock could have been closedout at one time at a profit of 8000 They thought more could be made by adding a few oods and closing it out themselves hut dull seasons followed sales were light and expenses heavy and failing to get further help their assignment followed It is thought creditors wjll lose nothing considerablyintee largest credilorhis claim being 15000 JW5000 Willis Gooch Hanson 1200 L iCimire iiSoo M W Bishop rent hoo J T Scott lion John T Adams heirs as guardiAn 8ooo The other debts are mostly for goods and arc due parties in Louisville and New York The new laundry is fast nearing com pletlon and Ed Cunningham says ho ex peels to be ready for business by the first or second week in April HopkinsileIhe asylum Ills family will follow soon nd Madisonville will lose one of its best- amilies Our loss will be Hopkmsvilles gainDr J T Overall father of R W Overall was taken suddenly III Monday morn despairedfleading physicians Monday afternoon and last accounts he was reported better with about equal chances for bis ultimate recoveryJudge Marble Democratic candidate for nomination for the office of Circuit Judge has been in the city this week looking after his interests The judge is a genial gen dlsappolntment wo candidates of like faith We understand C J P to be the initials of the next Circuit Judge Foleyhavestory building on East Greenville street which they have already partially filled with the celebrated Ames buggies phaetons surreys bardlybegun yeides trade wo arc told and are first class in every respect Enterprises of this kind coming to Madi should be encouraged or further particulars see their advertisement elsewhere Ono Hundred Doses One Dollar is pe SarsapallaFighting between the Greeks nd Turks on the Macedonian stuaion LaGrippowill cure you in one day Docs not pro Sulphateffor taking Guaranteed lo cure or money bytA tornado in Oklahoma killed and injured a large number of people in Chandler a town some fifty miles from Guthrie Tuesday As an emergency medicine Aye rs herry Pectoral takes the lead of all other medies For the relief and cure of croup whooping cough sore throat and dangerous pulmonary troubles to which young are to liable il 11 invaluable eing prompt to loci kure lo curu Two men were killed arul four hurt by a blast in a water thiflnL I m Chicago Tuesday The longer you neglect H cold Urn unlit 1Imil10mrumedyillg For sale by St Bernard Drug Store- atlingion George King St Charles It is reported that Mr Gladstone at his extreme age has joined an organization of wheel- men and says he has mastered the bicycle fairly well- I3ucklena Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay required Ills guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or oney refunded Price 250 per box For ale by St Bernard Drug Store Eat bread from your home bakery Thirty Loaves for One Dollar at Longs 75 to 100 Per Month Offered to Firstclass Lady or Gentlemen Agents to aid in an ex cellent school work which is now eing placed in every county in United States Call on M M- ILMOUR General Agent at awson Springs Ky or address Student Register Company Lock oc 344 Nashville TennJ Get fat now on Thirty Loaves of bread for One Dollar at Longs Bakery In a New York printing estab lishment recently an entire edition 10000 bound books was turned out between Monday and Saturday Whether its a stubborn cold or a sniffle you can cure It for good With Dr DeUs Pise Tar Hooey Thh famous progressfealth lo the pallid cbeek For sale by St Georgetogri r ti I Something to Depend On Mr James Jones of the drug firm of Jones Son Cowderilll In speaking of Dr Kings New Discovery says that last winter his wife was attacked with La Grippe and her case grew so serious that physicians at Cowden and Pana could do nothing for her It seemed to develop into Hasty Consumption Having Dr Kings New Discovery in store anti selling lots of it he took a bottle home and to the surprise of all she began to get better from first dose and half dozen dollar hot KlngsNewand Colds is guaranteed to do this good work Try It Free trial bottles at St Bernard Drug store Regular size 50 cents and zoo- Common Picas Court No i in Philadelphia is known as the court of busy bees because of its hardworking judges Biddle Bre gy and Beitler It may save you time and money to be informed that when you need a blood klndlmostbloodpurifier admitted at the Chicago Worlds Fair Ojcre is a Ciinc SOr ucqtli1l And if you have not already done so this spring now is the time to Paint Paper and fix up the home generally so that it will be a pleasanter place to live in We have the most beau tifulJine of wall paper sam pies at your command f Come in and place your or der now Our prices are exceedingly low and we can save you money ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE I1 j I pie 4 Tho Jobbtr CO L I niu Bops Jldcnls Suits Sizes 3 to 15 with extra pair of pants Thru Suits Ire lOb made from Imported Wool Cheviot In Black flue GrtYlnd Drown In rites from j to years of ige Made with Sailor ColbrCollar fincy embroljeredltncd with Cast Black Albert Twill and Iatent Waist Uands Trimming and Work nanshW the very best Sam In Sizes for ages 10 to 15 years without Sailor Collar Sec Patterns L I I ordering send Post Offlc Express Order or Utters birthday or small tt Money cheerfully If Send ic for urn ples tape measure measurint blanks etc HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pain In the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder aro out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding pain in passing Itor bad effects following use of liquor wine pr beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the high est for Its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug gists price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent tree by mail mention TUB BEE and send your full postoffice address to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamplon N Y The proprie tons of this paper guarantee the genuine ness of this offer Dont Use Drugs cess you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great dis jtlimethat spring medicine ST BERNARD DRUG TORE DRVAN HOPPER Manager I- 4liuILtINIYf I oININa Mesdames Baker Ruby Madisonville Jentu ky IaEILt Will have their of 4Milli i1SprIpg9pening Saturday the 1St 2d and 3d of this month They have a splendid assortment i Pattern Hats ofIand other goods and cordially invite to come and see them Earlington peo especially invi- ted1IR1CT FROM MILL TO WEARERT1 fWhich Saves you Big Profits Mo Commission house Wholesaler The and Store Keeper E KOSENBDRGEIl Sc ZOMMB IOM a NEW YORK CITY = un Tn nDnlD 98it5298 GUARANTEED 9 doublebreasted Sateen Below 112ii Registered refuuled condition I bu I U n I 163IT 150Guaranteed to be mad from AU Wool Fancy Brown or BIos Wonted Corded Cheviot rnaJe In latest Hned with Imported Farmer Satta trimmed and best of Custom Tailor manner You cannot dupllcat It In your town for 1600 Sizes The urns goods nude for J4ao4Jjto 18 In Long Pants Coat low to measure for Mens and Youths Suits MeaurllroUnd Rroit Ind Waist over thjVwt and from Crotch to lied for Pants WI PlY Ex press Char and hould you not feel tied will refund the money f Remember You buy direct from onl of thl largest dothing MIAII- radllterl In I America yddfcd Risen From the Ashes Back to Business 1 a JI IVI M MUIRPIIE n 4Wishes to say that although she lost her entire stock last fall by fire and thereby sustained a heavy loss yet she is at present occupying her own storeroom next to Murpheys Drug Store where she i is opening up one of the f bar est Cleanest 4eWesf t Ia1Esf focs 0fMHlinet i Ever Brought to Madisonville No rent to pay and paying CASH for my goods insures f lowest prices No old stockeverything newt i BRAND OPENING APRIL 1 2F EVERYBODY INVITED TO CALL iVTRs M M TvULJFeFWE i i MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY K 3 A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE STRBUOEUECOiLEQEk7 VKQvatta PHUUlufor tocallng Oraavalti in lucrative Stlvatlont Rte Very LOW p 1 LA4iaLaaL f I1 fINGOJDRooxsI Under this head everything from a LOWGRADE LAWN to HIGH ART NOVELTIES in Woolen Silk and Silk and Wool Mixtures IS INCLUDED I Silks from 1 8c to 150 per yard Woolens from 22c to i per yard Muslins from 2C to 40c per yard Assortment Comprehensive Styles Beautiful Prices Rock Bottom Dont do yourself the injustice oi buying without having given us a call Money saed is motley made Style as wellas price in dress is money We arc talking to you Re member the place MADISONVILLEUliWYOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT sssssss iiForSHORT TIMEWe will sell BAILEYS 0 K 200 SHOES I At I 179 l Per Pair FOR CASH This is done to in troduce the best TWO DOLLAR Shoe ever put on this market If you want the B0fst Bargain ever offered COME QUICK How much we lose on each pair of Shoes is our business and your GAIN See the Big Pile of hem in our Window COII i79 iIA- REYOUHUNGRY t i0 If you are there is but one place in Earlington to get a quick lunchat BEALLS LUNCH AT ALL HOURS f Hot Coffee all the time Fresh Stock of Fruits Confections Cakes Canned Goods Fine Ci gars and Tobacco at REASONABLE j PRICES L X BEALLCOQDl MAIN AND RAILROADEJRLINGTO N KY TO C Ii d F WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in thispart of the State Anythingand everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST g I THE DlrILRENCEin the Quality and the amount of lightproduced by an old fashioned TALLOW DIP 0 and an INCANDESCENT BUlili l ais not more marked than is the difference m appear I fApparelM BORN CO THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS and the work of the mass of Tailors un The Suite and Overcoats of the former ore tillfine productions of Tailoring Art We Guarantee to fit and pleaso you and save you moner 300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNS to select from ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE T WALKER TWYMAN 1TINNEDFes g Main Street West of lailroa ilAStoves Castingsr AND TINWARE iJ Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality and prlcesdirt cheap I i rre t rt rr IOF THE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION t- HE SUNDAY SCHOOL 4LESION I SECOND QUARTER INTER SERIES APRIL 4 1 Tin tho LeMon Ads Ix a2431cm erjr yerscs 3235 Golden Text Acts Ix JB4 Commcntary by tho neT n M MeawM pnsscdbroughoutto tho salnte which dwblt at Lydda Tho last w J heard of Peter ho was with John proaohlng tho word of tho Lord us thoy tok turned from Samaria Jerusalem having witnessed tho groat work of tho Lord through Philip In Samarln chapter vlll disciplesJriultJplledthd priests bollovod chapter vl 7 In ni the land Urn churches had rest and woro ho liiBbullt up and wcro multiplying walk Ing In lha fear of tho Lord and In tho com t to tho Holy Ghost chapter Ir 81 Petergooms to bo Itinerating a llttlo and k tho mints hero mid thcro Notice this nanio paints AVo nro not wiled to be enlats but wo aro called saints Rom JliL7 omitting the Italics also I Cor I 2 by vlrtuo of our oneness with Christ JCtorjr ball over IB a sainto IrQS lAnd there ho found a certain man BflmedVKnofl which had kept his bod eight years find was sick of tho palsy Wo would Infer that lEans was ono of tho findinghimpassion upon him Possibly Enna and others lInt been praying that tho Lord would Boml somo ono that way through whomJ health might como remembering Math xvlll 10 How very suggestlvo of till utter hclplcesncfts of tho uluncr la tho condition of this paralytic who had been eight years In bed DnsJesusand mnto Uiy boiL And ho orofo Imme diately Peter was greatly used of tho Lamia the healing of tho body as well as of thoeoul Boo chapters 1 11 67 v 11110 It would scorn that somo worn healed even by tho shadow of Peter falling upon thorn 85ilAnti all that dwelt at Lydda and Baron saw Him and turned to tho Lord God saw that this showing forth of His Peter would bo tho moans of many turning to Him Ho docs not heal all who arc elok but to this day Iii docs kth with and without medicine lioal inanyiwho are sick Ho knows whether It Is best for us to abldo hero or be with Him at homo and whether abiding hero It Is best for us to bo sick or well Tho groat thIngs to glorify God that pooplo may turn to Him PhiL I SO John xII 4 BO iljNow thdro was at Joppa a certain dlsclnto named Tabltha which by Inter pretation Is called Dorcas This woman was fall of Rood works and alms deeds w1icIjho did She was a Christian In ono of the kind that Is missed when shoo away All who truly receive Chrlstlnro saved John 1 10 DIsciples are those who HVO upon Ills word and fol- 41ow Him fully at any cost Luke xlv 20 ft ifiviii who are both of these and also I IT gj teorka and kindness to tho Poe I u Con o epcclally near to tho heart of Christ for He being full of tho Spirit wont about doing good and healing tho op pressed 87 3 And It camo to pass in those days that abo was sick and died whom when they tiSd washed they laid her In an upper chamber Her workdays over she In absent from tho body and present with tho LordYsho has departed to bo with ChristI whlohila far better PhiL 1 21 28 II Cor V 8sho has truly experienced a great gain ft Wo nro not told If liar sickness was Jong nor If sho suffered much but she has gone from thorn and all they havo of her Is tho body Inwhich sho lived and wrought among them No they have also her good f w nod bloeecd memories of her 38 Thoy sent unto him two men de siring him that ho would not delay to como to them Lydda was not far from Joppn and the disciples bearing that Peter was there sent thus urgently for him for they longed to have Dorcas with thorn onco more This Is tho natural longing of the heart to keep our loved ones with us even though wo know that their departure Is their gain vlag I which Dorcas made whllo she was with thom Fondly remembered by what she had done they mako us think of tho words mossed arc the dead which die In tho Lord front henceforth Yen salth tho Spirit that they may rest from their la hors and their works do follow them Ucv xiv 10 40 Sho opened her eyes and when sin riw Peter sho sat up Many miracles of sbutfrom tho dead AJonowlth tho dead body ho poured out his soul to God doubtlo pleading tho promises of God tho commis sion fa Math x 8 tho assurance of John xlv IS and withal asking In complete sub mission tb tho will of God John xiv 18 14 I John v 14 16 Ho must hare roo felvctsamenssaranco that his request wam 3arunted for ho turned to tho body and said Tubltha nriso And sho sat up looking UloIlUllm41tAnI1 ho gave her his hand and lift tip and when ho hail coIled tho Mints and widows presented her alive I Tlioio nro three resurrections of tho dead In tho Old Testament thrco In the life of Christ and this U tho first of three after Ills ascension Acts xlv 10 20 xx 12 Wo hnvo no record of any utterances o fItIiosovho bail been dead and had brought back to this world Paul says It was not possible for him to utter what ho hoard Jin paradise II Cor ill 4 doubt less ho was stoned to death nt Lystra 42And It was known throughout nil IOPPianti many believed In tho Lord of Lazarus led to many balloting on JCJUA John xII 11and hero Is another case In which tbo Lord saw that a resurrection would bo tho means of leading many to Him It does not seen rw if Dorcas would havo been sent from paradise back to earth without her con sent She may have boon Informed of tho results that would follow and for tho sake of winning these souls to CbrUt and fox Christs sake site doubtless came hick cheerfully for Ills pleasure Wo do not know of any results from the resurrection of the many who rosa when Christ didIMath xxvll C3 C3 but there was a rea son for their resurrection and no doubt tho result welch God Intended I thinkIthey wont wlMi Christ to glory thcpnina previously referred to probably aguln 43 Audit canto to pattlmt ho tarried many days in Joppa with otto Simon n tanner And hero wo wii find him In gosrcJhillulJturrj Ing with Simon ho Is about his MilIters biislremmd doing as occasIon serves him knowing that God la with him I lam x n Ulble UnderstndlnlIThere may be much in the Bible that we cinnot understand but nothing which we can afford to surrender We of little faith I todralWilliam 1 Cozens Salvationist Boston Mass BiliousnessIn camed by torpid liver which prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrtiy In ihe stomach Then follow dizziness headache Hoods Srronto UM liver euro headache dizziness con s druggistsrkeJ 11 J i CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Toplo For tho Wcclt Beginning April 4 Comment by Rev S II Doyle TOPIC Lessons from Christs miracles Math xl 20 John xlv 814 Tho word miracle Is derived from mlror which means to wonder and thoroforo signifies primarily that which excites wonder The miracles of Christ are sometimes called wonders They must certainly havo aroused tho wonder and amazement of all who witnessed thorn To define a miracle so na to npply to every wonder is a difficult thing to do But Christs miracles wcro performed contrary to tho natural laws of tho world Tho testimony in favor of theso divine miracles is substantial Eye hovorthis world corroborate this testimony There Is lib moro reason for doubting tho miracles of Christ than any other part of ilLs life Tho fact is tho mira cles went performed to dispel doubt and unbelief fromIpurposo of miracles Miracles woro not only wonders bnt also signs God Sconfirmedold and now dispensations The sacred writers in both appealed to these wonders as proofs that they woro tho true servants of God In the Now Testament it is said that God confirmed the testi mony of tho apostles by signs and won dcrs In his pontccostal sermon Peter tolls tho Jews that Jesus Himself was approved of God by miracles and wonders and signs Christ constantly appeals to His works to provo His dl SIlYSIto finish tho same works that I do boar witness of Mo that tho Father hath sent Mo John v 20 80 The works that I do in My Fathers name they boar witness of Mo Though yo boo Hove not Mo boliovo tho works John z 25 88 Tho purpose of miracles therefore being to provo tho divino character and mission of Jesus Christ their greatest TdoubtingChrist used thorn in both of tho topical references In tho first instance John discouraged and disheartened In prison sends his disciples to Christ to ask Him if Ho was indeed the Messiah and Jesus said to them Go and show John again those things which yodosoo and hearthe blind receive their sight and the lame walk tho lepers aro cleansed and rolsodII strengthen weak faith In tho other case Ho appeals to doubting Thomas to boo liovo Him for tho works sake if for nothing else God has confirmed tin claims of His Son and our Saviour Oat faith should strengthened our doubts should all bo removed for that Jesus Christ was and is the Son of God and all Ho claimed to bo lias been proved by wonders signs and mighty works Bible Readings Math viii 5l81xp2785 xiv 2388 xvii 19 ii t 812 viii 2225 Luko v 111 xvii 1118 John ii Ml iv 4054 v 80 ix 14 xi 14 Acts ii 2224 fob ii 8 4 Better Than Succea Success is not always to bo measured nlthouglhesetbo usual spurs to ambition In what tho world calls failure God often stores tbo richest success Wo judge by tbo fin ished building tho completed work tho rounded carder Bat it is to some of us given to bo but torsos fragments suggestions only that under other condi tions might havo attained successful do velopment but aro now failures to men although not to Him Jewish Mosson ger Overdoing Overdoing is undoing A cake burned to n crisp is as much a failure aa a cake half baked An audience wearied con pointsinanniversary an audience hindered in tead of helped It is n groat faculty to mako things go II but ono of the ways to do it is to stop before going too far Churchman All For Our Oood Many things happen that wo cannot understand But if wo love God wo have right to boliovo that Ho ii in all of them and just as surely as wo have that perfcct us in this life while wo nro trusting in God that VO will not thank Him torI when wo get to heaven Churchman What Jnnloi May Do What one company of children can do s well illustrated by tho 11 months work of tho Juniors of tho Mount Mor cityTheyI to u western Sunday school havo col lected 18020 canceled stamps and have mode other benevolent nnd missionary sifts to tho amount of 100 Judging ChrUtlanltr Do not judge Christianity by the con duct of tho professors of religion who violate its precepts Christian Uplook Golden Rub Nugget The next time you tako part in a prayer meetingwhich will bo next week of course do something now Get out of your own ruts soclotythatunion rally than at its own midweek rayer mooting nolghboring cut night from your own tell who you aro and whence yon are A pastor of a church without Chris ian Endeavor society sent his young people ton recent Keutuokydistrlotoong vention Ho to active york LENT In pensive wise my lady stands A gilded prayer book in ber hands Her face averted from the world A fhgof penitence unfurled For thIs is Lent aTboItAreHer sackcloth clothes a dream of gracoeWhite ash of roses tints her face For this is LentTA thing demure she listens wellyTo what the churchmen have to tell lint all the while a cherub fairsOf her attention has a shareiThough this For maidens though they pious be1 ill heathen to Loves softer keytoAnd woman is hut woman 1 here comes to her the man of item R- iiETiiiiiiiiiii gIpirc1 Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Mm mats 700 I mi second mm and sermon 930 1 m Rosary Inttrnctlon and benediction 2 jo p m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Snndarichool Sunday morning BJO lo 1030 Communion service followln fromI 1040 Prayir meeting ever Wedneiday I Servlcea first and third Sundays In each R V OMH Pastor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Service second Saturday evenlnK and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night S ayhoela3oamDSEdwIrdPaItOrM Services lInt Sunday each month morning a nWednesdayIghtC C HALL Pastor IM K CHURCH SOUTH fourth Sunday morning a d o by 1 T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday V P SCIIRISTIAN ENDBAROR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 a IAiiembl Hall GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Pleaching on the Third Saturday night and everyTuesda RELIGIOUS NOTES Rev J T Cherry filled bis regular appointment at M E Church South Sunday At the morning Service Mrand Mrs M A Summers and Mr and Mrs Thos Woolen were received into the church Mrs M B Long leads next Sunday evening at the Christian Endeavor It will be regular consecration service and all Endeavorers are requested to bring their Bibles and participate in reading the twentythird psalm in concert The question of changing the time of Christian Endeavor service from 630 to 2 p m is being discussed and such a cbane fs quite probable on account of the dif ficulty in getting through with the meetings in the evening in time for Church service he Endeavorers are frequently com elled to go to church late or not at all under the present arrangement The Parliament of Religions which was held at Chicago during the Worlds Co lumbian Exposition although itwas scoffed at and ridiculed as impossible of realization was a great religious gathering It has Indeed been referred to by many great scholars of religious history as the second Pentecost Another such parliament is to be held probably in 1930 at Paris when the people of all nations will again be assembled in great numbers TUB lIES has just delivered to Rev S W Scbelton Presiding Elder in this district of the Kentucky Conference M E Church the first edition of The Spirit and Life of Methodism in pamphlet form written by that gentleman It is an able aper and is already in considerable doimand by the Methodist people It handsomely gotten up and bound in a neat bristol coverrRev R V Omer has been engaged as pastor of the Christian Church at this place Mr Omer will begin his work next Sunday and his regular preaching appoint ments at Ibis place will be the first and third Sundays in each month The new pastor will make his borne in Earlington Henderson District Sunday School Conference 3lughterivllle Ky Wednesday April 14 1897f900 a m Devotional ducted by Rev W W Kiser 930 a in Report cf Superintendents and Pastors 1030 a m Bible Study By Prof S L Frogge A Brooks and W D Brown 1115 a m Sunday School Literature Dr J W Cooper Wm Elliot and S F Powell 2co p m Sunday School MusicMrsR- eynoldsv7fL Mrs Ada Ramsey and Miss Claudia Harrit 3O pm The Infant Class Miss Lou Holland and Mrs H M Harris 400 p m Mission Work in Sunday SchoolJ K Waller Mrs W F Spcebr and Mrs I B Allen 730 p m Sermon by Rev G M Everett Cpworth League Conference Thursday April April 13 1897 900 a m Devotional exercises con ducted by Rev T L Cran dall 930 a m Reports from Presidents and Secretaries 1030 a m The League its Pade and Need in the ChurchJas W Clay and I Bailey ii ij P m Department of Worship i how lo conduct Devotional Exerciser zllow to Main isle the Spirituality of the LeagueDr D O Hancock and Miss Mattie Buckner 200 p m Department of Charity and HelpProf C E Dudley W D Chandler and Mist NIna Gordon 300 p m Literary Work of the League Prof W A Easley Miss JUestie Smith and Rev T A Lisenbys400 p m How to a I Meeting Ed Thompson and C A Katlerjohn 730 p m Addressby G W Bii gi Greatness No mailer from what class of society a an springs be can be great for after all reatness is but goodness Rev Lyman Abbott Unitarian New York CityI News Service Extended The St Louis Republic recently made arrangements with the cable companies whereby direct news from all scctious of the civilized world are received It nowI prints more authentic foreign news than ny other paper and continues to keep up record for publishing all the borne news outlook for the year is one of big news fast succeeding each other and will be highly interesting to everyone he price of The Republic dally is 6 a ear or SISO for three months The TwiceaWeek Republic will remain the- I1meouo dollar a year by mail twicea week fInfidelThere are at many prodigal mothers day as there are prodigal sons I knowImore intidel women than infidel ev C H Woolstop Baptist Philadel phia Pa ci t J i7 1tW inS J r C33SZ = I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE1 GenerAl Office Earlirtg1on = JyIII I3reirTcla Offices Eranch Offices A M CARROLL ManagerV R G ROUSE ManagerV 337 Union Street Nashville Tenn Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky S H NEWBOLD Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tcnn A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Wiaoleeeiles Agents JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKETV 01 BRUSHED COKE FOR BflSE BURNERS AND FURNH6E8 Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ADOPTS THE GOLD STANDARD After Pour Yean of Investigation Japan Dccldca to Discard Sliver On March 1 it was cabled from Yoko hama that Japan had decided to adopt tho gold standard at n ratio of 32 to the now standard to go into operation nOctoberThis on top of many previous ones moves Japan completely out of tho of tho serni civilized and into thrust of civilized and progressive nations It was not taken hastily but after two years consideration of on exhaustive re port made by tho Japanese currency commission appointed in 1803 This commission found that while certain capitalists especially thoso cm ploying many laborers were benefited by tho falling silver standard tho wago earners were injured from tho act that their wages did not rise as theyhadwhat every rational trader ought to know that a silver standard country can trado and competo with gold stand ard countries only after paying the loss on exchange in foreign trade However as the greater part of Japans trade was with China and India tho two countries of Asia still using tho silver standard tho disadvantage on this account was not considered great Tho silverites have lost with Japan somo of their best capital Of course they will tell us how British gold was used to bribo tho government into betraying its people into tho hands of the money power They cannot how ever much longer tell us that wo arc unable to compete with Japan because sho uses tho silver standard Tho truth is that Japan got tired of being a second rate nation and of work ing with second rato tools and after sctridwhich drives gold out of tho country na fast as it can bo coined and which re suits in tho single silver standard nnd to adopt tho gold standard at a ratio with silver which will permit tho usooII both metals in her trade It Is stop Japan is only ono of four or five natidhs which have adopted tho gold standard during tho last 18 mouths The Sound Money Propaganda The decision of tho silver men to con- tinuo their fight for tho CO cent dollar despite tho emphatic verdict of tho peo plo in November is appropriately fol lowed by tho York of a sound money league which is to bo national in its character and in tho scope of its work From this time on till tho next presidential election tho dissemination of money facts and correct views as to money is to bo contin uedTho most efficient agency of tho lost campaign was tho sound currency com miLton of tho Now York Reform club its publications each given to question writers A sound basis for currency reform was thus laid in tho minds of thou sands who were groping after tho truth Thoso publications it is stated are to continue An effort is to bo mad to widen tho field of operations by a class moropopnlorcharocUirIn est thinkers tire to bo supplied with ma terial for progressive thought toward questlon Much was dono iu six months of 1803 to uproot the erroneous ideas planted in live years of populist ngitn tion Errors had flourished simply be cause they had not been confronted with- fact Now monetary truth is to bo as systematically inculcated as fallacy was and tho result cannot but bo most wholeeorno Baltimore Sun Ilryan In the East Mr William Jennings Bryan is going about tho country preaching the samo doctrine that ho preached during tho campaign in which ho figured as a nom inee for tho presidency of tho United States Tho activity of tim free silver orces is not to bo winked at They are good and persistent fighters They re Iim tho tact that now men aro entering citizenship every year and that some of them may bo won over to their side of tho currency question They pj53 DOSO to hold the around thor havo MM jfHFqa0Qfyvm to secure more If they can Thofrco sll Tel advocates should bo met moro than half way in tills fight that did not end with tho victory won by tho sound money forces last November Trenton Gazette An Ancient Mark flown Sale Hewitt Cattlo were once used oa cur renoJeVlttAnd I suppose when you went to a mark down sale you saw a card rending Marked Down to One Calf Former Prico Ono Cow The Question of Itraneh Itunka If renal national bankA nro to bo en courngcd in tho moro sparsely settled portions of tho country tho question purelylocnlgreat metropolitan banks Tho old United States bank had branches which by virtue of their connection with a largo central institution had some advan tages over tho local banks with which they competed but were in moro titan ono instance tho objects of adverse state legislation This spirit of local hostility to n bank located in another city and perhaps another state left memories which still survive and which account in part for tho opposition to branch banks But tho experience of England and Scotland Canada and Australia Is strongly and uniformly in favor of largo control banks with many branches Tho bonks of Canada aro able to maintain a singular uniformity in tho rotes of Interest in tho great commercial conters and in tho remote agricultural regions because tho bonks of Montreal and To ronto hnvo their branches in Manitoba nnd tho Pacific region and can transfer tho surplus capital of ono locality to meet tho deficiency in another as it can independentbanks very much liko those of tho United States and tho success of tho Canadian banks in doing what wo recognize tho importance of having dono is entitled to great weight in our considerations In Scotland it is well known that tho branch system has greatly favored those agricultural interests which in our own country nro BO much in need of financial accommodationTho of financial testimony is decidedly in favor of tho branch system most of tho opposition to which cornea or would come from local finan cial interests jealous of strong outside competition There is a fooling of dis trust of all banks which is born of ig uoranco It increases rapidly with tho Increase of a banks capital and tho ex tension of its operations which aro sup- POsed to provo tho bank to bo a monop olyIron Ago Hnana MUtoken roller Arent Bryan and his friends making dislcllssloDtime It is nearly four years until tho next presidential election and the pee plo can learn a wholo lot about silver and tho effect of cheap money upon Thoylcarnedthem to know during tho four short months of tIm last campaign It ia no ticeable that in tho states whore tho ques majorities majorities woro unexpectedly smalL If the silvcritcs will think of tho groat amount of work dono in the states west of Pennsylvania east of Colorado and north of Tennessee and reflect upon tho result of tho election thoy will if they aro wlso and want to win in 1000 con cludQ to drop educational work and to proceed on some less dangerous line If Bryan and his would stop talk ing about silysr for three years it would be difficult for tho goldbngs to got people to listen to their convincing arguments If our hard times should unfor tunately continue Bryan might step out a few days before tho 1000 election and soy I told yon so II and a majority of tho voters without having given the matter much thought might conclude that perhaps the Hcrlmo of 1878 was prosperityDutwholo years thoy will Ira certain that neither silver nor any kind of cheap money over brought prosperity to any Jroughthard underhandedcbcB1 ff that they cannot by juggling with cheap money get any advantage of tho tho world in tho matter of prices of product This educational work farmI bo stopped short or tho cause of ailver is lost No Free Shear IJImUllUm Thofroo and unlimited coinage of sil ncr when it does not preserve its parity with gold cannot bo condition in true bimetallism because in its effects it is directly antagonistic to the system Whenever practiced it always results intmonometallism and silver at that is tho case now in nil silver countries as Mexico and China nnd such was tho case in tho United States in tho 40 years prior to 1834 large Currency Sneak Thief Sam Pity twna crbont Jimmy Ho wnz making big money and tho pcrllco broke him all up Footpad Sim Big money wan b07 What ivan his lay HiiXtk Thief Sam Coining silver dol lars I ur foloied ifiens IAll eoliiiminicaticni and mAilers of newt per i tilnlnc lo this column ihoald bo addressed to I Gao ALCXAXCH Barlmcton K ZION A M X CHURCH Services every Sunday morning at It oclock and evening al 7 oclock Sunday school at ojo a in II II Carter pastor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath al n a m and 7 p m Son day school al ojo a m W W roller pastor Little Mary Killebrew is yet quite sick The old peoples concert was grand and had a good audience There is some talk of Ml Zion starting her new church the first of May Rev H H Carter will preach his fare well sermon Sunday night Kev GV U Walker will lake charge of this church hero in tint future Mrs Hargrove convalescing Mrs Minnie Collins of Heels has been very sick Miss Lnla Prilcbelt and Mrs Ed Bailey were at Madisonvilla Thursday Come out to the reading room tonight and hear the solo and debate Rev T II Mcrrlwealber went to Madl sonvillo Monday ST CHARLES Rev Pearsall preached at the Baptist church Sunday Mrs B Taylor was on the sick list last I weekThe young people had a surprise parly at Miss Teagues last week Jordan tho infant son of Mr and Mrs Green died Friday Mr Pearl Crillinglon was in town SundayV Alf Morris antI Martin Eaves were in town last week W M Fettle makes frequent visits to Madisonville Mr and Mrs George Lovan were in town Friday Miss Dell Earl is on the sick list Lewis Drasher was in Dawson not long ago Miss Davis is able lo be out again Rev J Garnelt passed through Sunday en route to IlileyVMrs Mary Earl Is on the sick list Nick Killebrew looked liko ha felt de serted SundayVRev JIeII Dirties left list week for Madisonville MORTONS GAP Rev Merriweater filled his appointment here Sunday The debate last Friday night was very amusing and the solo by Miss Lizzie Hamilton was much enjoyed by all Prof G W Lane attended the quarterly al1MadltonvlUe t0i1 f r Miss Florence GrtiMy vcnl to Madifon vide Thursday- Mr John Sharlxr went to Greenville Saturday and returned Sunday Mn Susan Campbell went lo Madhon ville Saturday The sick ilnigluirr of Mr nIl Mrs Wilnon llopson is improving Little Sallie Gracldy who has hen sick for several months is slowly improving Wesley Merritt of HopVlnivlllr was in town Sunday Mrs Ellen Palmer of Empire was in the cUr last week visiting her mother Mr Alonzi Rhodes of this city made his appearance at G W Johnsons barber shop last week to have his hair xhlngled for tho first time in yean Como out In the Literary Fridiy night Mr Prank HCRCCS of Greenville was In the city Monday Mrs Annie Porter was sick last week but is better Rev Barnett preached at the Baptist church Wednesday night Rev R II Hall preached at While Plains Sunday TilE UUUFKOG CHOIR Joe Lincoln In U A W llullcllnj When the toll of day U over And the dew Ii on tho clover And the nigIii hawk wlilrlt In circles overhead When the cowbelll melt anj mingle In I lodened sliver jingle And the old hen calls the chickens In to bed When the marshy meadow glimmer With a misty purple ililmmer And the twilight flutd it changing Into thida When the Crefly lamps are burning And the dusk lo dark Ii turning Then the bullfrog chant their evening tcrenade Defptlepfetter r Kound Ilnt the little clupi begin It Raise their high pitched voices In It And the ihrlll soprano piping tell time pace Then the others loin time singing Till the echoes soon are ringing With the big greencoaled leaders double bas All the lilies are aquiver And the grasses by the river Peel the mighty cliorut ahaklng every blade While the dewy rushes glisten At they bend their headt to listen To the bullfrogs summer evening serenade DeepdeepDeller go Round And the melody theyre tuning crooningThaiTill the world forgets Its sorrow And the caret that haunt time morrow And It linking hushed and happy to In rest gladnessSometimes Through my dreaming rings time music they have played And my memory dearetl treasure have been fitted lo the measure Of the bullfrogs summer evening serenade DeepdeerJeller EO Roundl Mrs Samuel Slamm of LoxanlownPa bore her thirtyfour years of suffericg with courage and fortitude Her trouble was consqucnceherhardly walk Mr Stamm is n welltodo merchant and hadspared no pains or ex pense to relievo her but with little success palnfplthatsuaded her to try Chamberlains Pain Balm The effect was magical The first application relieved iho pain and its con tinued use has removed all stillness and given her the free tim of her limb onco more If you havo friends who aro troubled with rheumatism Insist on their giving this remedy a trial You can do them no greater favor as It is aura to give prompt relief and if they are 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