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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 1, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897040101_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 1, 1897 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. JV f -. & r rsfil"" EIGHTH YEAR. W. A, NISBET, President 0. W. WADD1LL, Cashier EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, APRIL FROM THE MAGAZINES, 1, 1897. A NO. 18 GRANT MONUMENT DEDICATION. kd neat Uongh tijnp. Tastes CiooO. Vm In timet Hold bydniggUU. J ,' ' Hopkins (Lountu though they have always X heen regarded with suspicion, were regarded by our ancesMadisonville, Ky. tors in a singularly confiding spirit, and Marco Polo and "that arch-liar- " Capital Stock, - - - $50,000. even, Sir John Mandcville Ttansacts n ceneral bankinn business. himself, were treated with more or nd invites the accounts o( the citlxens of less respect. But as if to make up onkins and adjoining counties, Has tbe finest and most secure vault in for their readiness to believe in ut section ot Kentucky "Gorgons and Hydras and Chimxr-a- s dire," when at a distance, other Surplus Fund, tpllil Sleek Paid In. 120,000 80.000. generations were singularly COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867. of most things near at hand. They displayed to a singular extent the wonderful sccptism that, in all things directly touching the per Tbe advantages of a bank account son, generally accompanies ignorare numerous. It is not to busiance. The state of mind was very ness men we are talking they know ail about it but to salaried much that of the honest farmer in men, wage earners and to women the city who was in constant fear There's safety It llio tank h a good one, There's convenience of being "buncoed." ready and dis-trustt- ul i.cjnraVELLERS' talcs," al-- I INO. G.MORTON, fBEORGE KING, Congress to settle down to actual upon him, landing on his chest, and burying its claws in his face The beast seemed AJfewof the conclusions gathered and shoulders. together by the Advocate, as ex- possessed of a devil, and bit and pressions of the ablest editors, are clawed and scratched with maniac oat the money ahviys fury, and when it finally sprang Knowledge The Credulity of appended: of reach of your own petty squandown and out of the cab, Frelich's dering, too. It is eay to spend Ignorance doubts itself, and con TJS. Weaver, editor of the flart- - face resembled a map of the Gresmall sums when yon have a largo The flesh on his ford! Courant, reports a revival of cian frontier. sequently everybody and every sum in jour pocket ;ilk and carpet industries of hands and face was literally torn only complete tho, MADISONVILLB, - KENTUCKY. thing else. It is to shreds, and when his train stopknowledge that is more nearly Con lccticut. T. W. Bolande, ped at Terrace, he was more dead credulous, and advance toward it the Bridgeport Evening Post, than alive. .. has been shown as much by what reports a full resumption of busiThe trainmen believe that the men arc willing to believe and the ness in many factories throughout 'wild cat was hiding in the bushes THE GREAT by the track, and being blinded by Connecticut. THROUGH TRUNK LINE readiness with which they believe the glare of the headlight, made a it as by anything else. When the la Massachusetts the editor of leap for safety and landed in the btlween tbe cities of marvels of the Roentgen rays were theJBoston Herald reports that cab. Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville announced, the attention of the busihess is quiet, but is showing Our Trade With South America. The South In the North. Evansvillc, St. Louis, world was brought up with a round some improvement, while the edithan fifteen years ago,an That the North realizes the opAnd the cities tf tor of the Worcester Daily Sjy says turn by a discovery almost dramatic portunities of the South is shown in the Persian Gulf, came JaUivillc, Memphis, Montgomery. in its suddenness and surprise. that trade conditions have gradu Mobile and New Orleans, al lyim proved recently in that city in the following from an article in Such sharp demands are becoming to anchor off the Arabian City andTthc central portion of the State. The Press, of Wisconsin: more and more frequent, but it of Muscat. In accordance with of The South is richer far in natural there is anything more wonderful international custom, a salute Publisher Felix Angus, of the AND SPEED UNRIVALED. resources than men have yet realguns was fired, with than the amazing nature of such twenty-onBaltimore American,, is a decided ized. She has wealth of sun and optimist inventidns it is the way in which the red flag of Arabia at the main. He says in part: soil, of fruit and forest and mineral, ItORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE 'H have personally talked with and it is only necessary that her they arc received. Never before, After waiting for more than an C T Mia 1?m t?in mallrf thc leading men of the new Admin- tremendous energies shall be conperhaps, in the history of the hour, our flag was seen to flutter and Henderson to the deof the fort situated at istration and with many represen- centrated and directed to the world, did news of such startling at the staff velopment of her natural wealth to AND SOUTH! novelty receive such instant and the Eastern entrance, and the salSOUTHEAST tative men of trade and industry astonish the civilized world. Capiimplicit belief, and never before ute was returned gun for gun, but and the unanimous testimony is to tal will go (with security as a conCONSULT TICKET AQCtIT, OR the'effect that good times arc on dition precedent) wherever it shall A Democrat's Opinion of the F. M. RUGG, "WAV PASS'ltAQENT, would such confidence have been with the American flag floated dold in the South. THROUEH COACHES thejway. I believe that the next find the richest reward; and that ST. LOUIS, MC possible.! The records of science union down. Such an affront could Populists. From above cities to Nashville In the South there are evidences not past unnoticed. A lieutenant arc covered with accounts of the twelve months are to be the great- capital is satisfied with the prospect C. E. Sngg, of Henderson, Mr. and Chattanooga, mak that the people are beginning to in the South is made manifest by BO VIARS following the recent removal of manufactur- who subscribes himself "Member misfortunes of innovators; and it with an aide was immediately de- appreciate ing direct con the importance of a est) in our history and the EXPERWNM. is not necessary to go back to the spatched to the palace to demand twelve monthsarc to be still greater. ing plants from their old fields in State C. C. P. P." Compound nection sound monetary standard in their time when admittedly the best way of the Sultan, that the flag should daily affairs. They are learning The South is in fine condition and the North to newer and richer Cathartic Populists Pills, or whatWITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS Population ever it may mean writes to the fields in the South. is improving every day." to deal with an inventor was to be hoisted properly and another daily Populist organ in Owcnsboro, For AtIanta,Savannah,Macon, that the investor will not loan his The Sultan, upon M. and wealth will follow them, and and cites the unanimity with which roast him, for it is not so very Jong salute fired. Associate Editor Charles can feel sure money out unlcss-hJacksonville and Points it is no wild freak of fancy that sirrce, by contumely, scorn and learning the details, cxprcsicd the Harvjpy, of the St. Louis the time when the relative fusion was agreed on in Henderson TRAOS MAMCt. of repayment in the same standard IN FLORIDA, w DUWMI. ostracism, his lot was made hard deepest regret, promptly ordered says that there arc many strength of the North and South in county, That is certainly news to of value. Lee county, Alabama, COPYRIOHT ta the public. Tho representatives signs of a business revival in St. men and money shall be materially Afirone sendlnff a alotch and dMcrlotlon bm enough to serve for any illustra- the salute to be properly made, connections arc made at Guthrie qulcklr atcortaln, frco, whether an InTeetlOBU of the Populist and Democratic last week, disposed of $25,000 Communication ttrleUy tion. But whereas it once seemed and declared that the officer should and vicinity as well as changed; when the furnace fires of committees in Henderson county probnblr iwtontablo. acency for securing pajtaata I nnil Nnslivilln fnr nil nnintfi confidential. Oldest bonds and made them payable in Louis Georgia shall become Washington America. We haro the State. In discuss- Alabama and of industrial victory had the manliness to submit the In('stents taken through a Muun & Co. offlc. as if every invention was taken as be bastinadoed as a salve to our reoolra gold. The Montgomery Adver- throughout the torches irth, East, South and West special nouoo iu tuo as an affront to their intelligence wounded dignity, but explained ing Nebraska's prospects Manag- - and the spindles of South Carolina the question, by a divided vote, to SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, tiser, in reporting the transaction, in I'tiiiman Palace cars. R Victor Rosewater, of and Mississippi shall hum their the people, and both Populists and beantlfullr lllu.tr.tn.!. largest clrrulatloa of by men at large, nowadays every- thai the officer, probably never says there was "considerable jokjjn Editor rnrnclontlflo Journal, weekly, term. ItUi) a J 01 Democrats held precinct meetings, one seems to take a personal pride having seen the flag, did not know Omaha Bee, says that since the song of joy for the Southern resur- or d ing at the expense of the rather, tried to hold them. In llOOK ON 1'ATKNTS rout free. Addreu EMIGRANTS in every advance; and uncon- how it should be hoisted. The flag election confidence has been greatly rection. MUNN &. CO., some precincts no meetings were of probate, who is a judge n(!t llrouilwnv. New York. Seeking homes on the lino of thi sciously we arc in the habit of con- used was borrowed from the Enstrengthened in that and surroundThe publisher of a newspaper held, and in others the Democrats t silver disciple, because he road w receive special low rates, sidering ourselves rather clever glish consul. Could such an unining States. has one thing to sell and one thing voted almost solidly against fusion Sec agents of this company (or fellows to have managed to belong tentional affront happen to the En- voluntarily had 'gold bonds' Wade H. Ellis, editor of the to rent. He has the newspaper to Therowas no little unanimity ofl'Rfi'Nf T A IV V u Our contemporary adds: sentiment about the matter, and so 8, routes, &c, or write to ice barriers rite Wc arc glish flag outside of the. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, says: sell and the space in his columns much dissension, that committee to such a generation. judge, in explanation of his "The Can anyone inform us C P Atmork, Q. p. & T. A., for a healthy business to rent. should be expected to give men openly protested and declined anxious to give proof of our perspi- of the Arctic or Anarctic Ocean? action, says why he that silver docs very "Wc look the reason Louisville, Kentucky. revival in the Ohio Valley as soon away cither the one or the other. to act, and only a small percentage cacity just as anxious as as men Probably not, and for well for politics, but when it comes always have been only our way that the flag of England, by her as the extra session of the Fifty-firs- t He can if he so chooses, and he of the people took part in the pro- IVIor-toin'fr-- s commercial superiority, to business, he must look out for Congress has do ic the work which does, as a matter of fact furnish a ceedings. It is said that many is different. Wo try rather to prove immense a PCe the best interests of the county. Democrats and Populists will dethis by the amount that we arc is known in every corner of the Republican party was commis- great deal of space rent free. But cline to vote in Henderson county Always on hand a full and complete stock of gentleman who the he ought to The not follow that willing to believe, while others ap- the world. Beneath the trailing last elec it docs DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PERbe expected to do so. It ought to under the lusion arrangements, and private deal with the sioned to perform at the 0BUC0IST, from the smoke of her own had the parently sought to display it by plumes tion, lraue conditions are alreauy be recognized as a contribution ex- altogether the political situation FUMERY and TOILET ARTIjudge is himself a silver man, but doubt and denial. If wc are living Cardiff coal, flutters tnc cross ol improving." actly as would be the giving away there, like that in McLean county, ST. CHARLES, CLES PAINTS AND OILS, states that the bonds could not is said to be in a decidedly chaotic in the penumbra of many beliefs St. George from the peaks of Charles Emory Smith, the editor of sucar or coffee by a grocer. But, rtYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS KENTUCKY, wc have clearly passed out of a thousands of steamers on every have been sold if they had not of the Philadelphia Press, gives strance to say.it is not looked upon state. Owensboro Inquirer. CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. been made payable' iu gold." This light at all, yet everybody greater darkness, and can at least sea, guarded today by the most Prizes for Two Inventors. thu opinion: "The feeling in this in that that the existence ot a newsknows last fact is the all important one luce Cine of Druggists' Suubrtcs see more clearly, and, as wo have powcrlul navy tlic world lias ever LA 13ELLE JARDINIERE. State is that the turn of the busi- paper depends upon the rent ol its A highly interesting competition for the Southern and Western peo(Cartfitllu Gompounbtb. prescription heard since childhood, "seeing is known. This maritime superiority ness tide has been reached, and space and the sale of its paper, as between a large number ot new L, & SON, houses in ple to recognize. Let them once that a slow revival may be ex- a merchant's success depends on inventions has just been decided believing." From The Point of demands mercantile . FASHIONABLE t I l understand that a stable monetary giving by a very distinguished Board of selling his goods instead of View, in April Scribner's Maga- every land, and British merchants, pected." Awards, and a handsome cash away Press and Printer. 1 whose rights are carefully main- standard is the first requirement of Phila- them zine. Charles P. Ileustis, of the prize and sold gold medal awarded the situation, and. a new era of tained by trained diplomats, have delphia Inquirer, says that, while THE FAIR CIRCUIT. as the result of the decision. For -MItli Happy Betrothed. ERCHANT TAIlOnSand prosperity will open up to them. crowded out competitors, some time the patent firm of John retail business is dull, there is a U, W. PRITCMBTT, VERY little while ago a man placed the products of British in- Financial Chronicle. March 19. The Wedderburn & Co., of Washingin much better times Louisville, general faith pnoP'H asked you to become his dustry foremost in the markets of C, have given a monthly AND The prosperity of the laboring shortly. "A decided change," he Kentucky Fair Circuit held a meet- ton. D.of wife; he asked you for your $150 to the inventor who MADISONVILLE, KY. Williard Hotel today reward the world, filling to overflowing people, the payment of high wages said, "is expected as soon as the ing at the IMPORTFR OF CLOTHS AHDSUIIIKS. love, your trust and your conand completed its arrangements should submit the best invention coffers of the island empire. these are alike the cause and re increased tariff rates arc adopted." for the season. The officers elected from the standpoint of simplicity, He asked you to be- the ju Upper First St., Evanivllle, InJ fidence. watchful of her trade interests, sult of protection. Because the lie earnestly solicits John C. Minkina, a Providence were W. J. Samuels, President; novelty and utility. The Board of kins conntv friends. tbe patronage of his Hop lieve in his love, and to become in Ever legislators have framed laws wages of American laborers are (R. I.) correspondent, says: "A J. II. Mallory and S. H. Death-ridge- , Awards, composed of Senator life that which was nearest and her A. R. William Stewart, of Nevada, Chair- THOS. that render English minufacturcrs higher than the wages of Europe, canvass of Rhode Island's indusII. II. QUYHH, MILLKR, dearest; and you said "yes" in anCarothers, Secretary. The follow- man; Representative Claude A. I'reslilqnl absolutely certain of their ability we need protection against that tries shows a marked increase in Manicer. swer to his question. You have arranged for this Swanson, of Virginia; Mr. John C. to place their goods advantageously labor with its low wages. If Amer- business all along the line since ing circuit was of the Second Eckloff cashier known him, you say, for a long year: in any foreign market. It was a ican wages were cut down to the the election last November." f. National Bank of Washington, and Versailles, July 20. time a year is a long time in a Messrs. A. C. Moses, of W. B. great English company, carefully foreign level, no one doubts but Richmond, July 27. Thomas S. Waring, editor of the girl's life. You have met him at Moses's Sons, and Frederick E. BROADWAY AND WALNUT. Danville, August 3. fostered by the parent government, that American workmen could suc- Charleston, (S. C.) Post, says: dinners, at dances, at luncheons, Woodward, of Woodward & Loth- Lebanon, August 10. (Opposite the Southern ) gave in return an empire to cessfully compete with foreign "There is no actual revival of busi rop, two of the leading merchants and at all these lestivities that came Mat Elizabethtown, August 24. offset the loss of her western colo laborers so long as they were ness in this particular section yet, in All Us Appointments. of the capital city. Bowling Green, September 1. into and made a part of your social nies, the highways to which em- able to keep body and soul together but a general feeling ol relief preThis Board has just selected the RATES, tx ml tr.jo p;r day, Paducah, September 7. lite, and you feel that you love him pire, through the Mediterranean or at those pauper wages. But it is vails, and a hopeful prospect is be prize winners in the contest par Winchester will probably as no woman ever loved any man ST. LOUIS, niSSOURI ticipatcd in by inventors who have booked for July 3. Good Hope, arc as carefully in order that they may never have taken." before. Of course you did not tell around submitted their devices during the and patrolled as arc her to meet such conditions that a proThc editor of the Chattanooga month of January. Tho prize of him this, because you are a modest guarded Populists In Daviess County. own public highways at home. The tective tariff is imposed on the pro- News says that business men in goes to William Taylor, of gill and you propose to let him realizing' $150 The Democratic party, monetary value of such a policy is ducts of those who do labor under tliat section iook tor a general reKearney, N. J., the inventor of a find out for himself the strength of To any person interested in huthat it is about to pass away frpm incalculable, and is an object-lessoBy such protec- vival of trade. The editor of the the stage of action, is doing every- bicycle brake of simple construc- mane matters, or who loves anisuch conditions. your love; but, when you are busy to every nation on the globe. tion, the high rate of American Forth Worth (Tex.) Mail Telegram thing in its power to induce the tion, and the gold medal to mals, we will send free, upon apstitching away at some of the pretThomas, of Lamarquc, European nations have attempted wages is maintained, and thus the says that Texas wholesale dealers People's party to save it from dis- Theodore a monkey wrench of plication copy of the "Alliance," Texas, for ty frills that are to form part of the organ of this Society. In ad"to foljow in her footsteps, but be- high wages which were, in the be- in various lines report improving solution. And fusion, it would ap- novel design. your trousseau, you wonder how dition to itenscly interesting reading less favorably situated, over ginning, the cause of the imposi- business. Taylor Grandy, mana- pear, is the only hope of that party there can be unhappy wives. You a longer lease of life. If its of a protective tariff are also The example of W. V. Orewer, justice ing, it contains a list of the shadowed by England's immense tion result tif the maintenance of ger of the Richmond (Va.) State, for the are sure that there will never be believes that business conditions candidates are defeated this year of tbe peace and a prominent citizen of valuable and unusual premiums navy, or lacking in legislative fore- protection. Ex. any misunderstanding between will improve as soon as the spring in the county race the silver Demo- lit. Jewell, Pa , is worthy of emulation, given by this paper. Address sight to grasp trade opportunities, sets in, an opinion which is shared cratic party will be a thing of the fie says: "I never leavj home without a THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, Tom and you, and you linger with I heard ot Dr. Bell's Pino Tar Honey, have been left far behind by their by the editor of the Milwaukee past. Never again would, it rise bottle ot Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and United Charities Ilulldlnc New Yrk. ISJUSTASCOOD FOR ADULTS. seeing many recommendations from pleasure, your face (lushes with up and cry for county or any other Diarrhoea Remedy and always recommend Only one and formidable competitors. PRICE OO WARRANTED. different persons, ol its wonderful valuable Journal. night delight as you recall that last kind of "pap." It would no longer it to my friends. It is the best I ever To Compound Oil.ATIA. ILLS., NOf. 10. nation, centrally located with merils. I thought I would try a bottle. I ParHMedlelnoCo.,Bt.IiOUI.Mo. he added great he said good-bye- " How many ueatus can be raced to a be a menace to the real party of used, and never fails to give immediate Wo sold last Tear, 060 bottle of when tlenlltmeni great trading na- have been seriously affected for twenty-fiv- "sight cold?" Tho record of mortality reform. It is our sincere belief relief," For sale by St. Uernaid Drug Prescriptions. TA8TKUM8 ClIltL TOHIO and tare nitOVM Theo- reference to the thto year. In all or snot already the drug dotIwim. baro that you were "indeed his years with a cough and pains in my properly it takes lime. It require tions of Europe, South America, s In v,oiild be greatly reduced it eyery homo that we shall never have reform so Store, Earlington; Oen T. Robinson, tit It Arc uuirefaalaaU dora his gift from God." misBeeroiduii article iW wto experience and a compItekwl-edg- e silver DemoGap; Geo. King, St. Charles, and China, with its immense coast- side and breast that were causing mea wai supplied with a bottle of Dr. Dell's long as the l0niourTon.o. "2S!&,oiwi of drURt. Il requires tha you going to bo that, or are you erable life. I spent hundreds of dollars Farmgreat exterminator cratic party is in existence. to have n large variety ot drag commodious harbors on with doctors and for medicine, but every Pine Tar Honey The William Bayly recently disposed going to drift along and be- line and simply fresh, drugs. Ho must glv tit af east and'west,' and its teeming thing failed until I found this wondorful of coughs, colds, croup St.and kindredDrug er's Journal. of 51 per cent, of the stock of the best possibles work and for Compaq, ISTETW Uernard come one in the numerous army of the fections. For sale by Sufficiently Healed satioa be must be reasoaabte.' M. Andrec, who means to try Tom Boy mine at Telluride, Colo., population of energetic and thriv- remedy, It beats the world and has Earlington; George King, St. are for the north pole again next sum to an English syndicate for the BELMONT Well Wateri eoi Cm women whoones? ordinary wives ing merchants, farmers and arti saved my life. I recommend Dr. Hell's Store, Lighted by Charles. not helpful mer, has had the size of his bal sum of $2,235,000. The mine has WITH THE ADOVE FACTS REMKU- r Honey to everybody with weak sans, is in a position to compete Thl Heuee Is New A tailor in his ninetieth year. loon increased by 300 cubic feet, paid $800,000 in dividends Furnishing are New It la a great success. J. U. Rossell, My dear girl, at tins time you lungs. the DER WE'RE CAREFUL. Everything ought to put questions to yourself, successfully with her; yet, with an Graatsburg, III. Vot sale by St. Uernard Smitherby nanle, has kept a tailor - which will enable him to take last two years. MADIttONV'LLE. KY. Satisfy yourself that you love this unaccountable prodigality of op Drug Wore Earliagtoa; Geo. King, Si ing usiHijusinjicni lor seventy years along 400 pou nds more of dead ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE. Subscribe for The Bef, in Vertaillc&Ky. weight. XJian Well enuugu, uui uiuy iu ue portunities, allows the sources of CbarlM. BRYAN MWPfiR, N. RAILROAD happy with him, but, if need be to buffer with him. Decide for yourself if this be the man ot all others in whom you will find your ideal for companionship companion, 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 which is. good. Decide whether this man is the one with whom you would be willing to grow old; whether this man is the one to whom you would, without hesitancy, submit questions that trouble your conscience. Then, too, you must ask yourself the 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 become thoroughly acquainted with him. Ruth Ashmore "in April Ladies' Home Journal. LESS man-of-wa- r, Without Chance a e national wealth to be acquired by others. South America has long been tho dumping-grounfor the refuse manufactures of Europe. In six year's service on that coast I never bought an imported article on shore that I could not have duplicated at home with a better article for the same money. Our manufactures are better than the European, and the people of South America know it and want them; but before any marked improve ment 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 and the permanent exhibitions of of the wrought-iroindustries in South America, as well as by opening chambers of commerce at Rio de Janeno, Buenos Ayrcs, and Montevideo, she has increased her trade two hundred percent, in the last five years, her export trade being larger than ours and rapidly gaining ground. She transports her own goods and transacts business through her own banks. These goods arc manufactured for special markets and adapted to foreign requirements, carefully noting the taste of locality where she trades. Her credits arc made on the most, satisfactory terms. She sends capable and experienced agents abroad who arc farnilar with the language of her customers. That such is tho correct method is evidenced by the yearly increase of her volume of trade From "Our Trade with South America," in Harper's Magazine. d n BUSINESS REVIVAL. BATTLE WITH WILD CAT. Opinions of Prominent Editors Beast Springs Into the Cab of Moving Locomotive and AtThroughout the Country on of Prosperity. tacks the Engineer. Return Gov. Johnston's Tribute to the Famous General McKinley to Deliver an Oration. H Ogdcn, Utah, March 27. Last The opinions of editors in differparts of the country regarding night, Engineer Frelich, of the ent' the commercial situation arc valu Southern Pacific, had an experience which he will have cause to re able, and arc in general to be re- member for many a day. When lied upon as indicating the true the passenger train condition of affairs in their imme- was neanng Blue Creek Station, at diate localities. Most of them be- the northern point of Great Salt lieve that a business revival is near Lake, a vicious wild cat sprang out of the darkness into the cab, at liand, and while several think it and after a moment's hesitation atit will come slowly, they admit that tacked the fireman at whose side the people have unlimited confi- it landed. The engineer came to dence in the new administration, the aid of his fireman and attemptand'only await the adjournment of ed to beat the animal off with a shovel. The brute then sprang west-boun- d i andjunintcrrupted work. NIEMS & STEINBAUGH, New York, March 27. In the first declination of a Governor to participate in the exercises attend ing the dedication of the Grant monument, April 27, a fine tribute PRACTICAL is paid to Gen. Grant s memory. The declination came from Joseph Watchmakers and Juntos, F. Johnston, chief executive of We are prepared to do Alabama, in the following words: "I regret that my public duties Fifst-las- s Jevslelr? repairin. will prevent my attendance at the dedication of the Grant monument, Office at Galbreath'a Old April 27. I regret that the official Stand, west of Railroad. recognition of the many great and kindly qualities of Gen. Grant can not be made by our state in fit tine PRICES REASONABLE. display, but there are many old Confederates here who would be glad to know that a monument worthy ol his deeds now marks the SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. resting place of the General who made them a great deal of trouble." Gen. Horace Porter, who lias just returned from Washington, has informed Gen. Dodge tint President McKinley told him that he would attend the dedication and also that he intended to deliver an oration. President Mc Kinley has already engaged rooms -- TOat the Windsor Hotel, and Secretary of the Treasury Gage, SecreKansas City, Montana, tary of the Interior Bliss, several members of the diplomatic corps Colorado, Pacific Coast, and judges of the Supreme Court of the United States who will be of the presidential party, have also Utah, Washington, Omaha, taken apartments there. St. Paul, Nebraska, A large number of business and professional men of this city, all Black Hills, sons of officers who fought in the Confederate army, arc busily VIAforming a troop of 100 men to ride in the parade. The suggestion of the committee on decorations to use Grant's "Let VESTiBULED TRAINS, us have peace" as much as possible in the decorations, is causing numSLEEPERS, DINING CMS, erous letters of approval to come in CHAIR CARS Ciffi?V to Grand Marshal Dodge from all sections of the country. BEST TRAINS -- St. Louis or Chicago. I c for-see- s mtimim 1 Globe-Dimocr- s-.- f good-nature- red-ho- "" PftTUNftl O-eip- , DRUGGIST ta t-- y public-spirite- d nl FRITSCH I Hotel f T3&y Lucile ' I I a :- GRDVES f'tDREllfilB I Vice-President- 1 parties jofel, First-Cla- ss -- Sent Free CHILL ) TASTELESS n TONIC ct. I I Fliet-ela- 110-4- 11 I e Mor-tin- d drug-gi- st Pine-Ta- HOTEL ,. lionet, Prprifr. , tHg. .SJ. 0 listTfit ill i. --- ; UTl 4 u JL t agahst him, seem as determined Hunter's as ever not to yield. strength seems to have dwindled V - JfkriK FRANKFORT SEWS. Resume of V yh BEE fi, ti PUBLISH-Ny O COMPANY. ai SaKwa-.- i'unicrotl mo icl-maker. f Incorporated. wniutiuu octuuu v i K ,4 SUBSCRIPTION KATES: Ono YcM. strictly In advance six iwmfna; Si oo ThraeMonthi, Sinr.lo specimen copies mauea ireo on application the uorrwponuenu in an pn conntT.VAeMresa ui (or parttcnlart. Cplet " ' ju . ......... 5 S many prophecies are made that his best days are past, but the resourceful Doctor continues to hold his strength against a fatal break with wonderful skill. Somebody should win quickly and put art end to the tremenduous daily expense to the btatc. We need a chance for legislation for financial relief to our State treasury and the present expense is not lightening the burden. and No Senator Yet. Our Frankfort correspondent truly says that if the deadlock is not broken and a Republican Sen ator elected, ''the Blackburn man agcrs should receive an ovation for the consummate skill with which they have maneuvered to play rival ambitions ami animosities against each other to win a victory." the Senatorial Situa tion and the Principal Factors Therein. Aft the Metsengen 0 Seme, U10 Tolegraph System of tho human body. Nerves extend from tho brain to ever; port ot tho body ami reach every organ. Morvos oro llko flro good servants but bird Nerves MR. NANCE'S EXPLANATIONS. Special correspondence) to The Dbb. Norvos There has been but little change in the status of the factional fight over the Sciiatorship. The same disturbing influences that caused the defection of Senator Stegc last the nominee again. The excuse given is that after taking four votes winter have induced him to desert Frankfort, Ky., March 31, 1897 masters. aro fed by tho blood and tiro therefore llko It In character. Nerves will bo vrcak and exhausted it the blood U thin, palo and Impure. Norvos ttW surely bo strong and steady It tho blood Is rich, red and vigorous. NervOS And a truo friend la Hood's Sarsaparilla becauso It makes rich, red blood. Nervos do their work naturally and well, tho brain Is unclouded, thcro aro no ncuralgio pains, nppetlto and digc3 tion aro good, when you toko up an oil box of tho rear pair of trucks struck him, breaking three ribs and so injuring his spln.0 and doing other Injury internally Death came as a relief about three hours later. That his wife might if possible reach here before death claimed d him. a special train was run by the company, but he was called away the train reached here. The remains were taken to Rowletts for burial Saturday in charge of a committee of railroad employes. We aro informed that the de-- i ceased carried insurance on his lite to tho amount of lG,ooo. He was held in high estimation by tho railroad officials wbp looked upon him as ono of tho best posted men on the Henderson division ever ready for duty and amply qualified to do the wotk right. rail-roabe-fo- CANCER CURED -- AND By A- L - LIFE SAVED tho Porslstent ' Use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla years with a soro on my knee, which several pliyslclnns, who treated me, called a cancer, assuring mo that nothing could Ik) dono to savo my life. Aa a last resort, I was Induced to try Aycr3 Sarsaparlllti, and, after taking a number of bottles, tho soro 4 -- "I. was troubled for THURSDAY. APRIL I, 1897. ITHEERLIHGTON Ivl r B F f h y' m -- v ,V - vy . n A J H, Hunter's Forces Stand Firm, be charged to the account of the McKin-le- y With Little Chance of the Mr. new administration. and his excellent cabinet have Necossary Votes to matters of great national concern to Elect. handle soberly and discreetly, and lo "turn the rascals out" although SALARY HEDUCTION BILL PASSES HOUSE many of them need it badly enough is not their chief work. In the Frankfort, March 31. (Specmatter of postmasters, for in ial.) The Hunter line stands firm stance, it has been given out that tonight, without prospect of any they shall serve their term and not gain. Five ballots were taken today, without change of result. even the charge of "offensive par Senator Hisscm contradicted the tisanship" will be considered cause report that he was about to desert crats. ior removal except it be shown "VANNOUNCEMENTS. So day after day they aid in pre Hunter. He went into the caucus j that that partisanship interfered venting any election. This course to advocate the claims of one ctacutT JUDOE. with the proper conduct of the of if persisted in will result in rele whom he preferred to Hunter, one MRDLB We are aathorlted to announce fico. Marble, of Princeton, as a cangating the matter to the legisla who was unsuccessful, he bowed to l didate lor Circuit Judge in this, the Fourth District, subject to the action of the Demoturc to be elected.and in all proba the will of the majority as beWhat We are Doing. cratic pan. bility to the ot ex came a good Republican. He said STATE j We are SENATE. that although he thought Hunter's We have now on the road Senator Blackburn. authorized to announce ROBINSONRobinson as a candidate (or State The Republicans on the con- election improbable, he considered splendid new job press of the most Senator.Trom the counties ol Hopkins and Chrlstiarubject to the action of the Republican approved make and very large size. trary arc divided by mere personal it his duty to vote for the caucus party. preference partitions. The con nominee, but thought Dr. Hunter also adding new type, tending factions both advocate the should at the proper time absolve T AKBR4We are authorlred to announce Dr. E. We arc D S. Dalacr, of MadUonrlllc, as a candidate (or Stale Settlor, from the counties of Hopkins and bordeis, etc., etc., to our already gold standard and the doctrine of members from their pledge. Chi Ijtlan.Jsubject to the action of the Republican Senator Stegc continues to pose fine office equipment. With these piotcction. Yet the minority r. Ja new accessories added to our prcs members of each party arc working for economy and a speedy ending Hopkltfe County's Alining Output ent office and machinery with to defeat the financial principles of the contest and session by votfor which they profess to be con- ing for Boyle instead of Hunter, '"fand Tobacco Crop. steam power and water power Two votes from the although the revenue bills were tending. TotaLproduct of Commercial mines i he LSEF. win continue to be an Democrats now voting for Davie only introduced yesterday, and the Hopkins County for 1896 about easy leader ot all competitors in or from the Republicans now vot session must necessarily extend un til the iffoutth of the total output of the the printing and publishing busi ing for Boyle would prevent Black them middle of April in order for to become law. It would "succeeding Hon. A. T, ness in this section of Kentucky, burn Stalt)4niB2 Tons. Wood upon the expiration of the seem as though his patience need Money brought into Hopkins county Our run of work is excellent and temporary term for which he was not have been exhausted at the end bythesWe of this product, more than increasing and we will maintain appointed." If the votes arc not of lour days balloting without re$SOO,oqo. our reputation for superior print forthcoming the Blackburn man- sult, when to accomplish the necOur prices, agers should receive an ovation for essary legislation the adjournment The great bulk, of this half million ing at any hazard. always reasonable, cannot be beat- the consummate skill with which must be postponed for three weeks dollars cash was paid in wages to en by competitors. they have maneuvered to play longer. mine employes. In the House there was quite a rival ambitions and animosities TotatlCokc production of the State, POLITICAL NOTES. against each other to win a vie lively debate over the bill to reduce the salaries of the Appellate 27,168147 Tons. In the Fourth Judicial District, tory. Those who allege that the pledge and Circuit Court Judges, particiHopkjns County product made at composed of Hopkins, Caldwell, Crittenden and Livingston Coun given by Hunter to the Populists pated in by Swinford, Graziani., Earlingtoii) 17,971.40 Tons.- ties, on Saturday April 3, the meant that he agreed to vote for Lyons and Howard of the legal Total value for 1S96 of Hopkins Democrats will hold precinct con- the free and unlimited coinage of fraternity against Baldwin, Gos-soBounty's Tobacco Crop, the leading ventions to select delegates to silver, cannot sustain their posi and Speaker Blanford in favor product of our farms and that upon county conventions to be held on tion. "The restoration of silver of the reduction. The effect of the which a large proportion of our farm- Monday April 5, which county to the position it held prior to Speaker's firey and forcelul onfl ers defend almost wholly for their rev- conventions at the county seats 1073" means just the reverse. From tory was electrical and all amend will select county delegates to the 1836 to 1873 there was no free ments were voted down and the enue, not more than $150,000. district convention to be held at coinage of silver and only subsid- bill passed by a vote of G7 to 32. D. K. N. . Bowling Green is to have a Princeton on Thursday April 8, at iary debased coins were minted. n o'clock a. in. for the purpose of And the present Republican Sen- Friends of Francis Murphy Comcarpet factory, so says the nominating candidates for circuit ator from Kentucky, Hon. A. T. mercial Club of that city. It is a judge and commonwealth's attor Wood, appointed by our stalwart claim that he closed his recent two Massachusetts, Company that will ney. sound money Governor, holds the months' temperance campaign in same views and sustains the action Boston with a record of 13.000 total establish the plant. pledges. Crumbaugh Senator has not oi Hunter in making the pledge, abstinence Consul General Lee will rc- - been unseated yet despite the howl- and denounces those who bolt a Predestination, tire from Cuba about April 15th, ing and boasting of Capt. Bell and caucus nominee. Every human being is by bis very creaMr. Nance, on Wednesday 24th, tion predestined and elected to heaven, in The intention of alter which date he has been noti- his followers. the voters was so clearly apparent rose to again explain his vote. Re- that every human being is born with tho fied his services will not be needed. the majority of tho investigat- plying to newspaper criticisms as capabilities of spiritual life, Rev, T. A. General Lee has made himself that committee could not do ing other to the inconsistency of his course King, Swedcnborgain, Chicago, III. popular among- his countrymen wise than uphold the will of the in voluntarily participating in the The Dlble. and will retire with credit. people against the claim of the dis recent caucus and in it seconding ot huThe on certain al the nomination of Judge Holt, and manity. Diblo is the great comfitted Bell, based In American history it has been nc- - leged technical irregularities. The voting for him instead of for Boyle The town of Hawesville is the character of our civil liberties nnd tho gotiating for water works. Most whole contention of Capt. Bell has whom he now contends was at source of our high civilization. Rev. W that time and still remains the le"river tojvns might have water been absurd that he should gitimate nominee, he Stated that he E Ooggs, I'rcsbylcrian, Athens, Ga works indefinitely if they could charge fraud as necessary to over did so at the dictate of party friends whelm a silveritc candidate in LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. onlycorrall the unlimited reservoirs Christian County. in his own county. He then recapitulated the history of the caucus have just now made of nature that nomination of Boyle last winter, life on a river almost intolerable Walter Wright says Ihe missing link has The Populist county committee Showed that in that caucus Deboc been found, and for full particulars we will meet in Madisonvillc Saturday received thirty-twvotes and Holt refer you to him have a IIOPKINSVILLE IS to April 10, for the purpose of reore and insisted that woolen mill to be established by ganizing, made necessary by the twenty-eighb'omo misunderstanding with tho railwas fairly placed in nomina Mr. Cafc3son of the Rumsey resignation of Chairman Daven- tion. But he said instead of de road company caused Alex May to sever woolen. mill man, And the A'en- - port, now candidate for jailerT claring such to be the case an ad- bis connection with tbcm last week. He tuckian 'says that city will also journment was decided upon in an was regarded as a good man and has The silvcritc primary in Webster arbitrary manner till next day, worked on the Henderson division for woolen probably have, anotl years. mill at an early date that will be a county on Saturday last resulted in when, contrary to what was just right, matters were fixed up, Joe Muir has been up the selection of the following can- and big affair. didates: Representative, V. Per- as the boys said, for harmony's looking for a job with the E & T. II., The output of coal mines in kins, of Sebree; County Clerk, sake and Boyle "was forced upon tho and wo hope he may bo successful in se party as the caucus nominee. It curing one. Texas for 1896 is estimated at Gio,-00- 0 J. F. Porter, Circuit Clerk, W. K. Price; Sheriff, would seem to a disinterested and The bodies that went down in Ihe late tons bituminous, 480,000 tons Gid Hubbard; Jailer, Thos. S. judicial mind that this last explan- wreck on IhoE. & T, II. havo not been lignitic. The area of workable Page; Assessor, G. Trinity; County ation effectually overturns the "le- recovered; the place where the coach lays coal is 2700 square miles Attorney, L. B. Henry; School gitimate nominee" theory advanced is in such a swift current that no diver Hopkins County produced consid- Superintendent, Geo. Vaugh; Sur- in the first; that he should at this can enter the car. time be cither voting for The Henderson division has been quite erably more bituminous coal in veyor, I. R. Osborn. There were or acquiesce in the'eaucus Deboc, decision fortunate. With all the high water but Utile about 1,800 votes polled against 1896 than did the whole state of 2,400 last November. Perkins, now, as he did last winter. The delay to trains bas occurred. Texas. Porter and Hubbard arc Populists, journals of the joint sessions show It is believed that one of our young fireOnly six Legislators voted and will be placed as the silveritc that Mr. Nance voted for Hunter men will soon walk olf with one of after Senator Landes produced and nominees. against the passage of Mr. Moryoung ladies. read the celebrated agreement, and Dy the death of one and the dischargo gan's bill to protect freedom of it is stated by those who were Brer Enloe's free silver Sun has speech and .prevent tho egging of set at Nashville behind a big, present 111 the caucus succeeding ot another, two conductor's places were public.speakcrs. All of the six black cloud of debt, but is booked the exposure, in which Hunter in- made vacant last week. were silver men and the name of lo rise resplendent as the Dis- terpreted the meaning of the paper The man who blows tho brass horn has satisfactorily to his friends, that cast his lot with the car shop men and will The silvcritc patch somewhere in this neck 0' Mr. Nance was one of those who hereafter proceed to paint a part of Ibo one was Chinn. day. the woods on next demagogue continues to encourage determined to stand by him to the town red. Wo refer to our band teacher, Louisville Times. last. Hunter's withdrawal next who, as sly as it is kept, is one ol our best mobs and disorder. The Roaring Mississippi. day left him free. citizens. President McKinley has reOn Tuesday 30th, there were More breaks arc occurring daily Ask fireman Will Martin which one of ceived a letter from the in the levees along the lower Mis- eight ballots taken without any the twins ho was walking with that day. President of Cuba in sissippi and great areas of the best change in Hunter's solid column The wife of the late conductor Watts which the, latter strongly intimates planting land arc being inundated. since Stcgc's vain effort to cause a says she always had n premonition that days of the predicted ris- stampede by seceding on Monda'. ber husband would be killed in a yard and that Cuba would like to be taken Several ing waters arc yet to come and Stege says he will vote for Hunter so it was to be. under the shadow of Uncle Sam's there is no guessing what addi- any time when his vote will elect Conductor Lee Walts met with an acci protection in fact annexed. An- tional loss of life and property may him. The only advantage gained last Friday evening which resulted in is out of the question but result if the rise should continue by the continued balloting was that dent nexation bis death. The particulars as official forecast. test votes on adjourn- follows: About seven o'clockaro aboutjust in all the the record 01 American citizens according to the bo bad ment the Republicans were victo returned from a trip to Nashville and was liberated from Spanish prisons Toll Gate Raids. rious. The financial bills were re in the act of jumping from the front end since the inauguration ol the new Lincastcr, Ky., March 29. Four ported to the House and it will be of his cibooso on to tho phtform at when from some unknown cause administration, as compared with tollgates were destroyed in this two weeks before they can possihe walled a little too long, and instead of Saturday night. Threats bly pass both houses. D. K. N. the slow work of Mr. Cleveland county striking tho pisiform opposite the door to were made to the gatethe agent's ofllsa as was his custom, be and his cabinet, indicate a more of violence The men were heavily The Cellulose plant at Owens-bor- waited too long and jumped on 10 the platkeepers. active Cubaa policy on the part of is making good headway. The form where it begins to rise, and still armed. Fifty or more composed cabooso with ihe present administration. is ihe third raid Marsden Development Co. is pitt holding to the some distance ono band bo the mob. This along on the wai dragged Tije two sides of the senatorial in two weeks. No clud. Feeling ing in the plant. Licctricity will Dlatform and finally fell down between be used for lighting and power. car and platform, and in attempting to get lght, those for Hunter1 and those intense. Something Besides Pic. ' Offensive partisanship" cannot maomsmm mmEm immwmMmm l imwimwm, mmmmmmwi wmmwmmm he is convinced the nominee cannot win and as the expenses of the legislature arc $1000 per day he acts in the interests of economy. Yet he is 011 hand to vote and the expense runs on just the same, while the dog refuses to be wagged by the tail. The situation is decidedly peculiar. The free silver Democrats 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 gentlemen should we assist the Republicans to elect a United States Senator and add a vote to the protectionists although he agrees with us on the money question. And why should we help to elect a free silver Senator although we do gain a vote against the obnoxious tariff, so reason the sound money Demo- Many friends here congratulate Mr. Wm Wilson upon his good luck in securing a posilivo with a mining company at He was Tho OnoTnio Wood ruriner. All druggets. Sl Sturgis, Ky , as a machinist. rreparcd only t ft I Hood & Co- -, Lowoll, Mm, highly recommended by Mr. J. I). Atkintho best (amllyeathirtlo son, President ot tho St. Bernard Coal IlOOUS PIUS and cr stimulant. 25c Company, in whoso employ ho has been for quite a number of years, always proving faithful and worthy of promotion and FIVE BALLOTS TAKEN. ihose closely associated wilh him in the mine labors have nono but kind words to say in his behalf, 11 Hood's Sarsaparilla J I CARPET J IWTAXTTMR? J OR ft eoMe DO YOU Nee ft DOWN IN THE MINES. A if so, to rae 5 $ KpasiBfe to drnppcnr ami my general 1 iicrsistcd In this un'r.-p- . tit 'iin'iir until tho soro was cn-t- n ! d. Since then, I uso Vvci't '".ariyiiKtrilla occasionally as and. : imilc Mini It sei'nis as though I could not ,.'i'i house ithout It." Mrs. S. A. rii'.uts, llloomflold, la. !.- . BIB STDREJ t"CHrt S M Dulin, McLeod ihmIiIi h.-n- l Mnod-mirinor, rSl W. L, Gordon, Jr , i now again the operator of a coal mine at Slurgis, having lately taken charge. This is, we believe, tho second mine he has operated at Ihe above named placo during tho last few years, and wo understand he is making a success ot Ihe 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 Hecla mines. Dick Croft, from the South Diamond mines, came down last Saturday and cpent a few hours wilh friends here Several dajs ago a fire broke out in the Cumberland Coal mine at or near Slurgis, and up to this time all efforts to extinguish the flames have proved 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 lo be able to operate the mine for at leart two months, if the fire can soon be subdued. An attempt to smother out the flames will be made by closing all air shafts and openings Also it bas been suggested that pipes be laid from the river near by and the mine flooded The effects of Ihe high water preventing theshipmentof coal to somcof the best coal markets has been felt hero and elsewhere throughout this the Western Kentucky district and Ihe result was tho past week miners found time logo fishing and do jobs on the outside. Col. Dick Salmon, ot the Crabtree mines, was over on business bit Friday, and he says there will soon be another candidate for Senator in the field, and friends of his hero wonder if he is lo bo the new man The high water at Paducah interfered somewhat wilh the big coal businces done by. 'the St Dernard Company at that place last week. 'For the next few mbnths, unless something unusual happens, miners wilt have .C'crily of time to tako part in baseball and ether outdoor sports as the prospects for jnncb. coal being disposed of in the market is at present anything but bright. II & Company, MADISONVILLE, KY. We have much the largest, pret- - ?S b& AYER'S The Only World's Fair SarsapariHa, Ayor's Pills Regulate A R the Llver Sccmtiful IPall paper A -- & tiest auo Decorations are better and cheaper this season than ever before. It cost so little to ornament a house with beautiful hangings nowadays that the small item of cost should Come not cut any figure. in and let us give you the figures for your various You will be surrooms. prised at the reasonableness of our prices. ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE Who can think ef hi dmpln Uklnloptiiir bring yon wmJUj. Protect jnor Mmu t th mjr CO.. Patent Attor-nojWrlto JOIIH WKDD8IU1UUN WaibUuion. It. O, tor their $10 prlie offer ana dw llit ot on laouMTwl InreoUooi wasted. rSt judi-cii- 4rt l55 and cheapest line ever 2K brought to this city. Over fifty rolls of Matting just received. A 5v r55 beautiful Fine Line of BRUSSELS, worth $1.00 per yard, for S A 4- 75 ) cents. rf H -r3 J Sin's s iL FwoniiT k Shoi,SI.50l ' pMO -- Qmillj $5.00 Piic. U I ; ,'. Wanted-- An Idea i 4 JH ,3L m - text-boo- k wu" 'vs" '' ". .pecause somo men are always reauy to propose unwise legislation in favor, as they fio doubt believe, ol tho coal miner, which if passed would in the end prove very in urious4o tbcm. One ot our miners here, so rumor says, lacked his judgment to the amount ot thirty-fiv- e dollars on the late pugilistic encounter and came out winner of that amount. Some peoplo say it Is no harm to bet if you win Among the old familiar faces occassion- ally seen here is that of Mr. Tat Dlair, now of the South Diamcnd mines, ana Pat seems quite happy when among bis many friends here. v.J. HANSON. Prof. W. A. Easley, of Sebree, was in MORTONS GAP. onr town one day last week. Morgan was in While Plains Mon T. L. Asbby and sister, Mrs Monora Joe Weir went lo Evansvillo Thursday. day. E. L. Parrisb spent several days last Dr. Moore was in Madisonville Monday. week among the voters looking after his Wm. Kimmons was In Uarlington Sun interest in the race for assessor of Hopkins day. county. W. E. Woolen, of Providence, stopped off bete a short while one day last week wbilo en route to Evansvillo. D. L. Gooch, of tho Nebo country, was in Hanson Monday W. H. Weir nnd wife and Miss Minnie Coffman relumed from Louisville b't week, o JVG. Morton and Judgq Scott, ot were here last Saturday. , Morris Friday, ot near Paducah, has come back to make tbe Hanson country ms nemo. J. W. Slaton bad the misfortune one day last week to lose two good cows which Madi-sonvill- chanced lo get loo much bran and meal. I). W. Davis, ot Mortons Gap, and B. are in onr M Slaton, ot Madisonvillc, town. Rev. las. Wilson, of Madisonvillc, is visiting here Ibis week. What was supposed to havo been an at tempt at burglarly was discovered hero Monday morning. Somo tools which bad been taken from a blacksmith shop were Tound near by and the supposition Is tbat procured tho tools tbe intending to break into soma store and were perhaps frightened nway In its issue ot last week the Hanson Ex change thinks that tho Populists of Hop kins county should come into tbe convention with the Democrats and all work together for one common cause, bimetallism. Yes, that sounds very nico indeed, but who Well, tho would eel all tho pie? .Abl Populist committer) ot this county is no old Mr. Hay Seed out on tbe first trip Mrs Joe Dexter died at her home at Mrs this place, Tuesday at n a. m. Dexter has been in delicate health for several years but was not thought to be She rested well the night dangerous. before her death and said Tuesday more ing that she was better than she bad been She was taken with for some time. hemorrhage ot the lungs and died in a few minutes. Mrs Dexter leaves a husband and soveral children to mourn ber loss We extend our sympathy to Ihe bereaved ones would-be-burela- m No other house cvcrl. f. X did, ever will or ever can sell as Rood aR ) K ) Shoe for f. i. 50. ) h 4 ) Dalin's Favorite '. -j--p Wc are knocking out our past record; Mor selling Fine SuitsK clieap (, ; $(0.00 Quality, , it mfiw ss a sii.5l.5IU. if 1 i S7.50 Price. --- c , vfr- - jT m. Dulin, McLcod & Co. f & P S0M6 ep THe THINGS St. Bernard Stores. Stocks arc greater and fresher than ever. This Season's buying was successfully planned to combat the times however hard. ,, New Shoe Styles. M Sale ol Undcrmuslins. . ? al- ial. Honest values ways. No shoddy goods. But we now have unusual variety and quantity in Shoes for everybody. Wc can please both you and your purse. Wo have made a lucky purcnaso ol a complete inc of Ladles' Muslin Un- derwear, and will sell at prices you have not seen before cheaper than you cnn o t, De-bo- Mrs. Walter Hobinson and family ro urned from tbe country Friday 'Squire Shaw was in Madisonville Satur day Roy Davis, of Ihe country, is visiting Mrs. Geo. M. Davis, at present. M. Cain was in Earlington Saturday Rev. H. C. Ford, ot Nebo. delivered an excellent discourse at tbe Christian church Sunday. E. L. Parrisb, of Hanson, candidate for assessor, was here Wednesday. Ben T. Robinson and wife and Mrs. Lucy Grasty attended preaching" at Madi' convillo Sunday. The social at the residence of Mrs. Joo Ferguson was a great success. Misses Fan Morton and Anna Furgcrson were in Madisonville Monday. mn(. athome. white Goods and Washable Fabrics, That all women can ap- parasols and Umbrellas? The newest nnd prettiest conceits in sun protectors. Fine Umbrellas and brellas not so fine all at remarkably low prices. Urn-Lawn- preciate. Come early and get the prettiest and best .India Linens, Dimities, Percales, etc., in endless variety. s, Earl-ington- 's Broken Chain happy after the chain is broken and a link taken. Some family chains are strongy others weak Have you a good family history? Or Is there a tendency to coughs, throat or Bronchial troubles, weak lungs? Has a brother, sister, parent or near relative had consumption? Then your is never so Cod-liver Fancy Dress Goods Tho new t;oodsat the St. Bernard Store are elegant. Rev. W. H. Finch, of Cadiz, Ky,, will preach at the Christian church tonight on the subject ot "Santificalion." A large con' gregalion is expected. If all reports are true you may look for a swell wedding in our community ere long. Mains and Curtain Goods. p?w2r The family circle All-Fool- s' impro-nouncab- le CROFTON. "Uncle" John Long died Thursday nt years. He was probthe age of ninety-si- x ably the oldest man In Christian county, Mrs. NIccy Bouriand died Thursday, of consumption. Mr, O S Browa and Mrs. N. C. Pronse The were married Thursday evening. wedding was qultn a surprise. Mrs. Doljie Manire is very sick Ibis week. Rev Joiners, of Arkansas, preached an interesting sermon, at thu Utptist church Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Putraan, of While Plain, visited hero this week. Mrs. R. W. Trolter has been very sick tbe past week. Epps went down In Croft's store Satur day, but it wat from Ihe counter to the floor. Mrs Mollie Cook. tli nieht operator at this place, is again able to b at tbe ottoe. Dame Fashion has ap- proved ibis spring, are here. Bright new stuffs, every yard, and each a bargain. All sorts of Dress Goods, both Col- orcd and Black. Silks in great variety for Shirt Waists. If there is a window or a 0or in the dining room, parlor anywhere in the house that needs curtain-grejng, you will fitid what you want,in,our stockof Laco Curtains, Scrims,Drapc-y- , Wonderfully at low-price- d. rv Earl-inglo- o makes rich blood, gives strength and vigor to weak lungs and n constitutions With its aid the system throws off acute coughs and colds. It prevents the chain from breaking. Shalt we send you a book about Ui, run-dow- Strengthen it. Take SCOTT'S oa Emulsion of with Hypophosphites, It family chain is weak. Laces, exquisite. Embroidery, RUCHINGS, TRIMMINGS, in large variety. Beautiful Patterns that is the- - verdict they arc simply Anything else you need or want at the htt ul by For V. jijf all druggists at ;oc. mi i.uo SC0TT BOWNE, New York. 8t L Bernard General Stores, J r IbU Eloped From St. Charles. MADISONVILLE. A HOME BEREFT. Something to Depend On K'ti'Wiiftiti 0tn iia; g ! HOW St. Charles, Ky. March 31. Mr James Jones, of tho drug firm of TOJIIID OUT. (Special Ferdinand Balder and Assignment of Whittinghill BroT Jones & Son, Cowden.III., in speaking of Miss Edith Galloway eloped from Dan Dame Leaves His Wife and Dr. King's New Discovery, says that last Fill a bottle or common water glass with titers Other News of this place last night. They went winter his wife was attacked with La urine, and let it stand twenty four hours; a Two Children and Induces 'Sy 3ubusfrij roe CfjriDC." to Ilsley where they took the Interest, d Grippe, and her case grew so serious that sediment or setting indicates a diseased His Sister-in-latrain at 9:25 p. m. Their physicians bt Cowdcn and Pana could do condition ot the kidneys. When urine destination is unknown but it is It seemed to develop stains linen It is positive evidenco of kidWhittinghill Brothers, dry goods mer- nothing for her. supposed they were bound for TO ELOPE WITH HIM, FRIDAY. chants, doing into Hasty Consumption. Having Dr. ney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinbusiness in Springfield, Term. Miss Galloway King's New Discovery in store, and selling ate or pain in the back, is also convincing HnW and Louisville marln in h the daughter ot Mrs. Riley Dan Dame, who eight or ten ment last Saturday to fohn T. Scott. lots ot it, ho took a bottle borne, and to proof tbat the kidneys and bladder aro out b Raincr of this place. 22 the surprise of net years ago married the older daugh- - of the former city, The firm was from first dose, all she becan lodollarbetter of order. bot and half dozen WHAT TO DO. Under this head everything from a L. & W. TIME TABLE. terofMr.and Mrs. Polk Walker4 composed of JohnS. andRufus T. Whit tles Louis Crutcher. and well. Kinc near manitou, tins county, brought tinghill, natives of Hopkins county and Newcured her sounndConsumption,Dr.Coughss There is comfort in the knowledge so Discovery for Louis Pinkcrton Crutchpr, our shame upon himself and his wife's residents of Madisonville, wbero they have .uu uiua 13 guaruuiceu iu uu iuis guuu often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's TIMB OF TRAINS AT KAKUNOTON. LOW-GRAD- E old friend and former resident, is family last Friday evening by in- been in business, off and the great kidney remedy fulfills every work. Try it. Free trial bottles at St. EfTcctlvo December ao, 189G, on, all their lives. Bernard Drug Store. Regular size 50 wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys, among the graduating class of the ducing his wife's sister to elope MOKTIf. Two years ago they failed in Waco, Tex., cents and to HIGH ART NOVELTIES in f 00 . Ji Durham Medical College, Chicago. with him, for what destination is for JGo.ooo. compromising at liver, bladder and every part of tho urinary imiio , 50 cents on .' irjK a m He graduates on Wednesday April 1. . yet unknown. Common Pleas Court No. 1, in passages. It corrects inability to com Mrs. Dame has the dollar. They then returned to Madi- ioj3 p m m 7, and has the honor to be presi7.50 borne her husband three children. sonvitlo and bought out John T. Scoll & Philadelphia, is known as "tjie urine and scalding pain in passing it, or 4 JJ P m dent of his class. Several invita- Dame took the second child, a boy, Co., continuing Ihe business until' the court of busy bees" because of its bad effects following use of liquor, wine or SOUTH. , exer- and left the other two to nis be. t m tions to the Commencement judges Biddlc, Bre-g- y beer, and overcomes tbat unpleasant ne vii 8,11pm cises have been received by friends '. of cessity of being compelled to get up many reft wife. and Beitlcr. During the last 3'car or more tbev have JJ 4:3901 p m here. "9 Louis is remembered with times during Ibe night to urinate. The Everything had been evidently been engaged In. buying bankrupt stocks IS INCLUDED. 77.... 7)3 m It may and money to be Kinuncss as a wnoicsoulcu young arranged and agreed upon between and closing them out, at which they made informed save you timeyou need a blood- - mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp-Roa gi and No. 54 ire fast trains. that, when is soon realized. It stands Ihe high W.W. BTIIRIDGB, Agent, bachelor and druggist in Eirling-to- n the pair before their departure. considerable money until tho purchase of purifier, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the kind Silks from 18c. to $1.50 per yard. some years ago. Dame left home Friday afternoon ' Ha Ukt&ll aiocK f. iouisvme, ana even most in favor with the medical profession. est for its most wonderful cures of the most a.l. id "a could It is the standard and, as such, the only distressing cases. If you need a medicine Woolens from 22c. to $1 per yard. for a load of corn, as he told his this stock Tims Table I, G, R, R, have been closed out at the Chicago A Reformed Convict. you should have the best. Sold by drugwife, saying he would be home at one time at a profit of 8,ooo. They World's Fair admitted Muslins from 2c. to 40c. per yard. (Effective July 19, 1896 ) For gists, price fifty cenls and one dollar J. H. Ratcliff, who advertises next day. Miss Walker, who is luoughl more could be made by adding a a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent BAST HOUND. himself as the "Reformed Preach- about seventeen, was at a neigh- few ,oods and closing it out themselves (Eljcrc is a One Assortment, Comprehensive. styles, Beautify!. free by mail, mention Tub Bee and send No. 1. No. 4. No. 6 ing Horse Thief" visited the boring house that evening and she But dull seasons followed, sales were light Jen Orleans 7 your full postoffice address to Dr. Kilmer P m 8 00 a m leintjlils .. or ucrijtlin9 8 ijim 74) pm Christian Endeavor Sunday even- feigned to have been called for by and expenses heavy and, falling to get fur& Co , Bingbampton, N. Y The proprieKullon Prices, Rock Bottom. ro)pm ii'jjpin 6 i) a m tors Padncali And if you have not already ness of this paper guarantee the genuinetsjpm 00 a m looim ing before which body he made a her brother and left saying she ther help, their assignment followed. I'rlneeion of this offer. is a m 9)7 a m brief talk. lie gave the Endcav440 p m was going home. She had preIt is thought creditors will lose, nothing done so this spring, now is Morlonrllla. Don't do yourself the injustice ol buying without having 5.4a pin j 20 a m 10.4J a m Central Cltv ipm 4 00 a ra 11 o p in orcrs great credit for christian viously gotten her personal belong- in Ihe end, as tho assclsare considerably the time to Paint, Paper and 10 pin 7Jjam given us a call. "Money saved is niortey made." Style, as Jji7pm work in the Eddyville penitentiary ings out from home in some way. in . Cincinnati .. excess of liabilities. John G Morton is fix up the home generally, Don't Use Drugs 040 am ii j) a m WBST HOUND. The couple left with the boy in the largest credilor.his claim being $15,000, well as price in dress, is money. We are talking to you. Rewlierc I10 lias just finished a seven so that it will be a pleasantcr No. 1. No. t. v 'ess you need them, and then only No j years sentence for horse stealing, a farm wagon drawn by two mules. Besides Ibis, they owe in Ibis vicinity, J. place to live in. Cincinnati.. pure drugs, such as are sold by re iiaopm 110pm member the place. . vto am fi n m Lou anlla They did not travel for the first W Wbitlinghiil, guardian Kosure heirs. 03 a m lie also gave a talk at the AssemWe hayc the most beausponsible druggists. We keep only 8 15 a m 10 jj am Coairal Clijr. jo pm bly Ibe best. Tbat is Ibe great dis Hall last night which The night and got breakfast at the 5,ooo. Willis Gooch, Hanson, $1,200. L Nortonrllle ... 9 a m 11.31 p ra ijjpm tiful line of wall paper samMADISONVILLE, I'rlnctton .10 18 a m 11 11 a ra ))jpm Bee was unable to attend. linclion to bo looked for when Ihe house of an acquaintanm near L. Xmurc, ii.&oo M W Bishop, rent, ples at your command. KENTUCKY. ll'aducah pm 11 to p m i.w in $.50 time comes that you need them niton . . pm Madisonville where they said Miss 3o J. T. Scott ioo. John T. Adams' 115 pro ijoim Come in and place your orMONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. Nowhere else will you find so comemphit . .. 640 pm 7 10 a ra Risen from the Ashes. Walker was going to Hanson with heirs as guardian. 8,ooo The other debts awOileans. der now. Our prices are 740pm 7 30 p in plete a stock A good time lo begin 1 a,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,. . ....... train run ilallr Naa. 1 and i eamrl'nll The are moslty tor goods and are due parlies in tbat spring medicine exceedingly low and we can Attention is called to Mrs. M. Dame to visit relative?. lluilrt Sleener. recllnlnachalrcaia between young lady seemed quite nervous Louisville and New York. Innatl and New Of leant Direct connection! M. Murphey's Millinery advertisesave you money. ST. BERNARD DRUO 5T0RE, e at all Junction. ment elsewhere in these columns. about something but no suspicions BRYAN HOPPER. Manager. The new laundry is fast nearing com- ST. BERNARD GENERALSTDRE iiAroun, u. i' ana a. Her long experience in the busi- were aroused. pletion and Ed Cunningham sajs lie exMr. Walker visited Madisonville, ness and the success which has pects to be ready for business by Ihe first Hanson, and Earling:arlingfor Jappemngs. attended her is a sufficient guaran- ton. He Greenvillea shot gun and or second week in April. carried tee for what her old patrons may Dr T W Gardiner went to Hopkins-vill- e expect in future. This success was out for the purpose of arrestWednesday lo lake formal charge of He missed For a vs Notes Personal Paracrapbs and has not been accidental or ephem- ing the fleeing couple. the asylum His family will follow soon, them, however. eral, but the natural result oi care Other Doings at Home Worthy Later it was discovered that and Madisonville will lose one of its best and attention to every detail and a Dame's wagon had passed Barns-le- y families Our loss will bo Hopkinsville's of Special Mention. thorough knowledge of her busiWe will sell about supper-tim- e Saturdaj gain ness. Mrs. Murphcy has personDr. J. T. Overall, father of R. W. Over evening. Mr. Walker and his son ally inspected all the leading mar Lpril fool! BAILEY'S 0. K. SHOES kets and is able now to give her came through Earlington again all, was taken suddenly ill Monday mornCccp your weather eye on the friends tho advantage of her inves- Tuesday morning and went horse- ing, so tbat bis life was almost despaired itical joker today. m tigations both in prices and styles. back in pursuit, being two days be- of. An operation was nerformed hv thn t tZ hind the runaways. Telephone leading ph)sicians Monday afternoon, and Symphony Club ilic Mozart at last accounts he was reported better, messages had been sent to flagazlne Club. vvlil have their be a great musical treat. Cadiz, Nashville and with about equal chances for bis ultimate The Ladies Magazine Club was elsewhere and Mr. Walker thought recovery. hirty Loaves of Bread for One delightfully entertained by Mrs. ho could overtake them without Judge Marble, Democratic candidate for Jar at Long's Bakery. W. C Morton, of MadisonviIIc, at much difficulty. nomination for tho office of Circuit Judge, Per Pair FOR CASH. This is done to inregular meeting last Thursday Ilcy Coylc's gloves boxing the Dame left a note in the clock has been in the city this week looking afler Mrs. Will Fcland re- telling his wife troduce the best TWO DOLLAR Shoe cs arc the most popular in afternoon. that 'when every- his interests. The Judge is a genial genviewed "The Great Passions of thing city. all right he would send tleman and will doubtless take bis disapwas ever put on this market. If you want the History" Cosmopolitan. Mrs. for pointment as philosophically as the other . her.' Bargain ever offered COME rf- two candidates of like faith. Wn nnrVr- tear ttic Mozart by m phony Paul M. Moore reviewed "The Our city marshal Jno. T. Bar-nc- sland "C I. P." lo be Ihe initials rf thn Friday evening April oth at Cuba of the Far East" North Q.UICK How much we lose on each pair the 1 st, 2d and 3d of this month. rendered valuable assistance American Review, and Mrs. "Wm. to Mr. Walker in getting the clue next Circuit Judge. isonic Hall. of Shoes is our business and your jAIIM. Messrs. J. G. and T. B. Folev Wcndcl read two charming stories They have a splendid assortment of The "DickcnB Club" is deep in by Guy dc Maupassant, entitled and planning the line of march. have just completed a larce two- See the Big Pile of hem in our Window. ic mysteries 01 Martin Cliuzzlc- - "Happiness" and "The Neckstory building on East Greenville How's This? tt and meets sometimes twice a lace." &l We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward street, which they have already ck. and other goods, and cordially invite every one Mrs. J. J. Glenn and Mrs. Alice for any cato of Catarrh lhat cannot be partially filled with the celebrated Ivleiclieaoiri-v-illej- , Ames buggies, phaetons, surreys, rite curfew law is a blessing to Ruby were guests. cured by Hall's Calarrh Cure. to come and see them. Earlington peo- their stock has hardly people ot Darlington and is The next meeting will be held F.J CiiENer&Co, Props., Toledo, O. etc., and arrive yet. begun to They exnect No trouble Thursday April 15 at 2 p. m. at acctcd by them. ple especially invited. We, the undersigned, have known F. Hccla. The Misses Foard and Cheney for ihe last 15 years, and believe a car load next week. These ve is Jar in its cnlorccmcnt. u .ii irv hicles are made especially for will entertain the club. 6 jco in our ctiurcit column lull Hester C. Morton and Mrs. A. him honorable in all business transactions, trade, wc are told, and arc their ?JrBg3lfByg3lfS Mrs. W. obligaand financially able to carry out any igram of the Sunday School and V. in every respect. EnterJackson will lead. tion made by their firm. trorth League conventions at West & Triux, Wholesale Druggists, prises of this kind coming to Madiweek in ;htcrsvillc the third For the Ladles. Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, sonville should be encourarcd. DIRECT FROM MILL TO WEARER t( during the Henderson Dis- For further particulars, see their Elsewhere in these columns will Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Which Saves you 4 Big Profits. Confcrcncc. If you are, there is but one place in Earlington Hall's Calarrh Cure is taken internally, advertisement elsewhere. Tho Jobber and Storo Keeper. Tho Wholesaler, be found tho announcement of the Tho Commission House, flic congregation of the General Spring Opening of the well known actingdircctly upon the blood and mucuous Uno Hundred Doses Odb Dollar is ne to get a quick lunch at BEALL'S. 0U i02ndst, MEW YORK CITY. ROSENBURGER & CO. iptist church have a supply of firm of Mcsdamcs Baker and surfaces of the sytcm. Price 75c. per culiar to and true only of Hood's Sarsapa- rma. 11 is economy 10 any tiood s. song books and extend an m- - Ruby, one of the leading firms in bottle. TestiSold by all Druggists A CUSTOM MADE TO ORDER Italion to the public through the the Millinery line in MadisonviIIc. monials free. $K fun I "rqrcntDarg"n.' I . Fighting between the Greeks pOlUU QUITO FOR ilttmns of The Bee to coma and Their success in business from Hall's family Pills are the best. $16. MAN'S and Turks on the Macedonian Hot Coffee all the time. Fresh Stock of Fruits, Dou's Jldonis Suits, Sizes i to 15, , iclp sing out of them. Guaranteed to be made from AU Wool, tho very first is phenomenal. They frontier has begun and the situaEstray Notlsc. wltt extra pair of pants, 92.98 Fancy Brown, Gray. Black, or Blue Confections, Cakes, Canned Goods, Fine Cition is very critical. Worsted Corded Cheviot, made In latest Thtv Suits are GUARANTEtD to b mide from Imported Prof. Phatcnhaucr will shortly claim it to be due to their great A medium sized spotted cow, 8 style, lined with Imported Farmer Satin, Wool Cheviot. In Black. Blue, Grey, and Brown, In .lie. from with Sailor trimmed and finished in the best of Custom gars and Tobacco at REASONABLE (publish some of his musical com- - card in making the proper selection org years old, spots inclined to be to q year, of age. Made up Why suffer with Couehs. Colds and La- msnner. You Collr CoUir fjney embroidered lined with fast and Albert 'positions. The piano score of the of goods to s:art with, as well as brindlc; has crumpled horns. Any Grippe when Laxativk Qromo Qujnine Twill Siteen and 1'itent Waist Binds. TrimmingBlackWork, Tailortown for I16.00.cannot duplicate it In Sizes j to 4,1. your PRICES. nunshlp the very best. Sim. In Sizes for ages lo to J years, The same goods made for Youtns, tjc )h "University of Nebraska March" their method of fair dealing, uni- information leading to recovery will cure you in one day. Docs not prou without Sailor Collar. See Pattern's Below. duce Ihe ringing in the bead like Sulphate to 18, In Long Pants, Coat and Vest, will be the first. This composition form courtesy and rock bottom will be rewarded. Address, ui yjuinme. rut up in laDieis convenient prices made possible by cash purCORDIliR BUILDINfJ, possesses merit and has received low to Dan W. DeMoss, Hanson, Ky. for taking. Guaranteed 10 cure, or money sues 3 too. Mim I for EARLINGTON, KY. MAIN AND RAILROAD io . measure and This They have spared no high compliments good chases. refuuded. front Price 25 Cents. For sale by Men's " iW with Eatra jHI I CCI 3 4. pains this season in searching the Youths Suits Stylo. St. Bernard Drug blore Earlington, Ky. authority. Those who fail to attend Meaau r markets for bargains and for around tha the Grand Millinery Opening A tornado in Oklahoma killed Breast and Jumping has been of late a very superior goods, as their opening " Waist over and display of Miss Georgia and injured a large number of jpular pastime among the boys will attest. tha Vest, and from Crotch people in Chandler, a town some id young men of Earlington. The ladies of Earlington will do Bishop on Friday and Saturto Heel for Pants. tnd less Harncd took the wind well to give them a call before day, April 2nd and 3d, next fifty miles from Guthrie, Tuesday. it of the sails of all the jumpers placing their orders. WE HAVE SPARED As an emergency medicine. Aye r's We door to Post Office, MadisonChar laying them a pattern "half-Cherry Pectoral takes the lead of all other ges, ville, will miss a rare treat. remedies ". NO EXPENSE Estray Notice. iintiicr' which they couiun't should you ( For the relief and cure of not Icel satisHer goods are new, fresh and croup, whooping cough, sore throat, and lacli with a several fool pole. Estraycd from my farm near St. fied will To make our Funeral Equiprefund the f; The work op the display of the Charles, Ky., one roan marc, buld handsome, and were bought the dangerous pulmonary troubles to which money, ment the best in this part of front feet white, j bt. Bernard Coal Company (or lio face, both high and one dark about at prices which will defy com- the young aretosu litble, it it invaluable, grey petition. baiug prompt .id, ture to cum. 15 hands Latest styles, latest .Tennessee Centennial is ncaring the State. Anything and Remember cuinplctioii and a part or all of the mare, heavy forctop with brand on novelties and all the newest bbB nt Two men were killed and four I iV You boy everything you want in livery. direct from display will he shipped to Nash- - hip and rope burn on hind foot. things in Millinery will be on hurt by a blast 111 a water tunm.1 in one of the nntarinir trnA Post OlTl. EZDreSS put placo 111 a very Finder please drop rard to Wh.il :ille and largest Clo exhibition at her opening. Chicago Tuesday. Sam Hoard, St. Charles, Kv. PRICES ALWAYS 3 Honey Order or Registered Utters, also Icol thing nts win dj peruana inori wniie. age it last birthday, and If Urge or small In The longer )ou neglecl cold iliu I. aula Earlington ladies are espefor his age. Money cheerfully refunded if aWiafil tin; creditable ol the numer most THE LOWEST. America. It is to yet rid of it Long scllsThuty Honest Loaves not satisfactory. first Knaic. sumps lor sam aWSslaVJNCMI lh ous displays made by 1h.1t company of Elegant Bread for One Dollar. cially invited. ples, tip measure, measuring, blanks, etc. should be met with a don nl l)r Bell's Pine Tar tit great expositions. This (dtnous remedy Local Pugilism will cure it whether of short or long standNotice. The boys now watch for eight Prize fighting is being emulated ing For salo by St Uernard Drug Store, The annual meeting of tho stock- all about by boys big and little. Eailingion. George King, Si. Charles. o'clock and hie themselves away to their own roof trees before holders of the St. Bernard Coal The recent mill at Carson City, It is reported that Mr. Glad,v un . i Earling- - Company will be hold in their of- which was so widely reported and stone, at his extreme age, has ic curfew hour tolls. 1 713 jton's streets arc much better look fice at Earlington, Ky., Wednes- eagerly read, stirred the feeling in joined an organization of wheelj rj x xj j sirfa-- r ng than they used to be after that day, April ai, 1897. mankind that is always touched by men and says he has mastered the George C. Atkinson, tour, and if the bad boy then physical prowess. Even ladies, to bicycle fairly well. 2x krl Secretary. Bmokcsigarcttcs and swears, jt is our certain knowledge have been Ducklen's Arnica Salve. Ihe fault of his parents. He docs and have, since the in the Quality and the amount of ligbfcproduced fe In a letter to the manufacturers, Messrs. interested hot do so on the streets. The fight, used prize ring terms Bruises,best Salve in the world for Cuts, w4) by ail old fashioned TALLOW DIP Davis & Huzard of West Monterey, Pa., great Sores, Ulcers, c and an INCANDESCENT The Sores, Tetter, Chapped Salt Rheum, Fever Hands, Chilblains, Tho young military company say: "Chamblerlain's Cough Remedy has with no little precision. is not more marked than is the difference in appear tdiose names The Bee gave some cured people whom our physicians could small boys have had their private Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posiWishes to say that although she lost her entire stock Piles or is ance, in style and quality of the Wearing irecks ago, together with an ac- - do nothing for. Wo persuaded them to mills in back stables "with bare tively cures to give no pay required. It or of Millinery last fall by firo and thereby sustained a guaranteed perfect satisfaction Apparel made by heavy loss, yet she is at present occupying her own nint of their' undertaking, are try a bottle of it and I buy now recommend knucks too," to which tickets must money refunded. Price 35c per box. For store-rootilling regularly under the man- - it, as do lbs rest of us " For sale at 35 be had in order to gain admittance. Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. next to Murphey's Drug Store, where she M. BORN & CO.. is opening up one of the cement of Captain John lvyynian and 50 cents per bottle by Si Bernard The larger boys have "put on the 7m1iT THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS, Eat bread good progress as a result Drug Store, Earlington, Ben T. Robinson, gloves" and pounded each other as bakery Thirty from your home id show Loaves for One aud the work of the mass of Tailors. only the unskilled and enthusiastic rf7rfsS his earnest work with them. Mortons Gap, George King, lt, Charles Dollar at Long's. ITTia boys arc apt pupils and much novice knows how to do. ' I 11 Tha Suits and Overcoats of tho former oro 0 fine productions of railorlnn; Art. i ? ...:n .. .1 Stokes and We desire- to inform our Tuesday night Jack free electric sicrcsicu a wiu oujmuiii win jjus, Wo Cuorantea to fit and ploaso you and save you money $75 to $100 Per Monti) Mike Dowd Sin his best licks for their improve- - friends Saturday, April light sparringgave a 300 CHOICE NEW PATTERNS to select from. exhibition wh.clt Offered to First-clastpnt. Lady or ird, and especially on Mon furnished amusement for some -, ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. kJBJ Gentlemen Agents to aid in an exAll Fools' Day. AT day the 6th, the latter being minutes to numerous spectators. cellent school work, which is now Ever Brought to Madisonville. Today we celebrate that long es county ourc ciay, we win So zealous were they that they in tablished anniversary of "All have a grand opening and dis- could hardly bo kept out of a big being placed in every county M. No rent to pay and paying CASH for my goods insures the United States, Call on M. tFcols' Day," the fust day of April, mud puddle neir by, and one GILMOUR, General Agent, at velowest prices. No old stock everything new. - play of fine buggies and it-long been enstowhich spectator was sent staving through Dawson Springs, Ky., or address iary to "fool" or mock the tin- - hicles of every kind, including it to avoid collision with the boxStudent Register Company, Lock 1 by sending them on some the celebrated Ames vehicles, ers. Box 344, Nashville, Tenn.J tlcss errand, or by making at our new ware rooms on Old People. EVERYBODY INVITED TO CALL. Get fat now on Thirty Loaves of tern the subjects of some decep- - East Greenville street, one Old people who reqaira medicine to Main Street, West of Railroad, to pleasantry or TvimrreipE-iEY- , lvrre'sB. isri. of Sipperly's gro regulate the bowels and kidneys will find bread for One Dollar at Long's tactical joke. The origin of the block east Bakery. cery. On theSe two days we tho true remedy in Electric Rulers This MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY, istom is unknown. In a printing estabeftRblNGTON.KY.. will offer some special bar- medicine does not stimulate and contains lishmentNew York an entire edition recently, nor Sven Guns, Ky., Fob. 22, 18971 Two no gains. Our goods are war as whiskey and other intoxicant, but acts of 10,000 bound books was turned A complete Stock of v. allerativo It acts mildly iaaf' ago my baby was taken wjlh eczema, a tonic in every re- on the stomach and bowels, adding strength out between Monday and Saturday. and A began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla ranted first-clas- s rf(?2ik'! SPRING: a i 1 cast-boun- w ..(. DRess G00DS LAWN ym Swamp-Roo- t, .. 1 1 hard-workin- g Woolen, Silk and Silk and Wool Mixtures ot ( blood-purifi- 15 1 - J 11 . B 1 11 BISHOP CO., , ........... Tttnrinitiiiin. J 11 1 MibbiNeRY OPeNINQ :sjl I p 1 I 1.79 SHORT T HVTE: $2.00 Mesdames Baker & Ruby, 1 Madisonville, Kentucky, 1 Hop-kinsvill- c, 0) Spring Opening nery Goods of Milli- $1.79 J- - & Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Pattern Hats tt Bt BAIlJ-- CO., K.y. first-cla- ss smismiimi 1.79 ri ARE YOU HUNGRY? I 20Z-2- $2.98 17.50 LUNCH AT ALL HOURS. 1 I 3-- l3m I iL g J JHA asBHv ' wH K-VIO- 111 1 ra ill; t mmi lil - .1 y iiii,i-lorn mrW2l III 10-5- 1 Risen From the Ashes Back to Business. AAmst wvr vleO . -!- v asa-- THE DirrCRENCE TiVTfrStP Is 1 1 111 ". m a baresf, )4eA)est, - th'ton s (jeast Brand Gtocte of Millinety i- has Opening, m. April & 2 WALKER & TWYMAN, TIIMTNIEIRS, good-humore- d ftX$DrC33M y a b spect, and we handle every entirely disappeared. She is now a kind of spring vehicle. Come allhv and well developed child, and I and see us and satisfy youreel tbat I owe her restoration to Iistaittt to "Hood', Sarssparilla. Mr. J, L. Jeffrey. selves. J. Grttj. B. Foley, Hood's Pills act baraMMaiously wlj. b ' ' Mood's Sarsaparilla, Madisonville, Ky. 25c. 1 cofltinwd wltb ikJ elvlne It to bar. ihis medicine for some time, and the dis- - and giving tone to the organs, thereby aid of the ing Nature in the performance Electric Ditlers is an excellent fuactiefls. appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find it just exactly what they need. Price fifty ctmts and 1 1.00 per bottle at St. Barnard Drug Store. com or lust a sniffle, you can cure it for good with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. This famous remedy taken in time will stop the progress ot consumption and bring the color of health to the pallid cheek. For sale by St, Bernard Drue Store, Earliugteq; George King, St. CbarkM. yvneiner us a siuDDorn lVuMMtWfcorXocnfip MW r-- ran HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE OF THE Strh Business College. PENMANSHIP, ETC. Stoves, Castings, AND (ssniYcar.) Cbnlalm Valuable LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, Infortunium to thou dolling to team TINWARE." " Repairing, Roofing and Guttering, "Sky-high- " S1I0RT1IAN0, TELEGRAPHY, in 'quality OraJuatti in Lucrative illvntlont. R&t8 Very LOW. and prices dirt cheap. rtafffllk? , J&ycrr' L 'Mwiiiw iv ttjf rmrprn am christian endeavor. NTER- 32-4- fiW.nprjTTfti . ! 1 rir K'' i UBS&. i gfc ' r IMMACULATE wKPHE SUNDAY SCHOOL. M LESSON I, SECOND QUARTER. (Sljurclj Directory. CATHOLIC CHURCH NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 4. fJK7' SjKgKS '- JHEeit Hk t of tho Lcmou, Acts Is, Veracs, 32-3- Toplo Tor thoWcch ncBtnnlne April 4. Comment by Itcv. S. II. Doyle. Tone. Lossom from Christ's mlraclos. Math, xt, 20; John xlv, 814. or ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY NCORPORATED.) rDlR0UTE The Rnvilv x THE 5 Commrntiirr Mcm- Golden Text, Acts Ix, by tho Itcv. I). SI. 3 Stcaraa. ! Puff if! erf re V. Infer that JEnns was ono of tho whom Peter came, and finding n him In this liolplcss condition ho had upon 1dm. Possibly JEmis and othonrbad been praying that tho Lord would 6cnd somo ono that way through whoin health might como, remembering Math, xvlll, 10. How very suggestlvo of tho utter helplessness of tho sinner Is tho condition of this paralytic who had been eight years In bed. 04. "And Poter said unto him, JKims, Josas Christ mnkoth theo whole, Arlso nnd mnko thy bod. And ho nroso Fetor wns greatly used of tho Lord In tho healing of tho body ns well ns of tho soul. Soo chapters 111, 0, 7; V, 16, 10. It would scorn that somo wero healed oven by tho Bhadow of Peter falling upon thorn. 05. "And nil that dwelt at Lyddn and Baron saw IUtn, nnd turned to tho Lord." God saw that this showing forth of Ills power, through Poter would bo tho moans ig of many turning to Him. Ho docs not heal all who aro slok, but to this day Ho does, both with nnd without mcdlclno, heal manyjjrho nro sick. Ho knows whether it &V Is bestfor us to nbldo hero or bo with Him at homo, and whether, abiding horo, it Is host for ns to bo sick or well. Tho groat thlnglla to glorify God that pooplo may X. turn to Him (Phil. 1, SO; John xvil, i). 00. l'Now, thcro was nt Joppn n certain dlsclpto named Tnblthn, which by Interpretation ia called Dorcas. This woman was fjjll of good works and alms deeds whlcljjho did." Sho was a Christian Indeed, ono of tho kind tlint Is missed when sho goes ivwny. All who truly recolvo Christ nro eared (John 1, 12). Dlsclplos upon Hla word and fol- aro thoso who llvo '.tfj'lJW Him fully at any cost (Luko xlv, 80, vvuu uru uuiu vi tiiusuniiu uifio si i imiin Ilifw-- f nnd kindness to tho j poorTmibt coino specially near to tho heart of Christ, for He, being full of tho Spirit, went about doing good and healing tho oppressed. 07. 3' And It catno to pass In thoso days that sho was sick and died, whom, when tlioy liad wnshed, they laid her in nn upper chamber." Her workdays over, she Is absent from tho body nnd prcsont with tho Lord;Tsho lina departed to bo with Christ, whlotfls far better (Phil i. 21. 23: II Cor. 5 r, 8,)j1sho has truly experienced n great gain, Wo nro not told If her sickness wns long nor it riio suuercu mucn, Due biio Jios gono from thorn, nnd nil they haro of her Is tho'body in which sho lived nnd wrought among them. No, they haro also her good worKti rtnu bloeeca memories ol her. g'!gSgS3 "v-3"Thoysont unto him two men, do- siring hint that ho would not delay to como to thorn." Lyddn was not far from Joppn, and the disciples, hearing that Peter was thcro, sent thua urgently for him, for they lungod to liavo Dorcas with thorn onco mora This la tho natural longing of the heart to keep our loved ones with us even H. though wo know thnt their departure is would ', fwhits-tlmmo-dlatoly," rtAnd ltcnruo to pass as Peter passed throughout all quarters, hoenmortovvn also ' to tho salnta which dwelt nt Lyddn. " Tho Inst vro heard of Peter ho was with John preaching tho word of tho Lord ns thoy ro-turnwUrora Snmarla to Jerusalem, having witnessed tho groat work of tho Lord through Philip In Samaria (chapter vlll, CO). In Jcrusaloni tho number of disciples multiplied greatly, and a great compnny of tho priests bollovod (chapter tI, 7). In nil tho land tho chttrohes had rest, and wore built up, and woro multiplying, walking In tho fear of tho Lord and In tho comfort of tho Holy Ghost (chapter lx, Dl). 7Peter-soom- s to bo ltlncrntlnu;n llttlo and r holplng tho saints hero and thcro. Notlco sthls natuo "saints. " Wo nro not called to 3$ bo saints, but wo nro called saints (Rom. .fc., 7, omitting tho Italics; nlso I Cor. 1, 3) vlrtuo of our nnoncss with Christ. .. by ' ICvery bollovor Is n saint. 03. ''And thcro he found n certain man named VKnns, which had kept Ills bod eight yoars find was sick of tho pnlsy." Wo lo-lii- tj - 03. yw y references. In tho first instance Jobn, discouraged and disheartened in prison, eonds hia disciples to Christ to ask Him if Ho wns indeed the Messiah, and Jesus eaid to them, "Go nnd show John again thoso things which yodosoo and hoar the blind receivo thoir sight and the lamo walk, tho lepers nro cleansod, and tho deaf hear, and the dead aro raised up." Hero Christ usea miracles to strengthen weak faith. In tho other case Ho appeals to doubting Thomas to boliovo Ilim "for tho work's sako," if for nothing else. God has confirmed tho claims of Hia Son and our Saviour. Our fnith should bn strengthened, ourdonbts should all bo romoved, for thnt Jesus Christ was nnd is tho Son of God and all Ho claimed to bo has been proved by wonders, signs and mighty works. Bible Rowlings, Mntb. viii, 3 jix, xlv, xvii, 10, 20 J Mark ii, viii, Luko v. v, John ii, Ml; iv, xrii, 80; ix, xi. Acts ii, Hcb. ii, 8, 4. 27-823-822-211-1- 8; 40-522-2- Woolen were received into tho church Mrs. M. B. Long leads next Sunday evening at the Christian Endeavor. It will be regular consecration service and all Eudeavorers are requested to bring their Bibles and participate in reading the twenty-thirpsalm in concert- The question of changing the time of Christian Endeavor service from 6.30 10 3 p. m. is being discussed and such a chan;e x, 26, 88). Tho purposo of miracles, thoroforo, is quite probable on account of tho dif being to provo tho diviuo oharaoter and ficulty in getting through with the meetings mission of Jeans Christ, their greatest in the evening in time for Church service. lesson is to tho wenk in faith and to tho The Endeavorers are frequently com doubting. It was in this oharaoter that pelted to go to church late or not at all Christ used them in both of tho topical under the present arrangement. d Tho word mlrnclo is derived itom miror, which menus to wonder, nnd thorcforo signifies primarily thnt which oxcitcs wonder. Tho miracles of Christ nro sometimes called wonders. Thoy must certainly liavo aroused tho wonder nnd amazomont of nil who witnossod them. To defino n rairaolo so as to npply to overy wonder is a difficult thing to da But Christ's mlraolcs wero performed contrary to tho natural laws of tho world. Tho testimony in favor of theso divine miracles is substantial. competent of judging havo narrated tho wonderful events. Tho character of Christ and Hia mission in tliia world corroborate this testimony. Thcro is no moro reason for doubting tho miracles of Christ than nny other part of Ilia lifo. Tho faot is, tho miracles woro performed to dispel doubt and unbolief. Tho lessons that como to us from Christ's miracles aro contained in tho purposo of miracles. Miraoloa woro not only wonders, bnt also signs. God confirmed His word by thorn in both tho old nnd now dispensations. The sacred writers in both appealed to theso wonders ns proofs that they woro tho true Eorvanta of God. In tho NowTcstamout it is snid that God confirmed tho testimony of tho apostles by signs nnd won dcrs. In hia pontccostal sermon Peter tolls tho Jews that Jesus Himself was approved of God by "miracles and wonders nnd signs." Christ constantly appeals to Hia works to provo His o mission. "Tho works," Ho says, "which tho Father hath given Mo to finish, tho Bnrao works thnt I do, bear witness of Mo that tho Father hath sent Mo" (John v, 20, 80). "The works that I do in My Father's name, thoy bear witnos3 of Mo." "Though yo not Mo, boliovo tho works" (John . m.; second mats and sermon, First mats, Rosary Instraclton and benediction at 0 30 a. ra. 1.30 p. ra, every Sunday. A. M. Coenan, pastor. Miners and Shippers of CHRISTIAN Snndar-schoo- CHURCH. every Sunday mornlnc from l B'30 to 10:30, Communion service following at 10:40. rraytr meeting every weanesaay evening Services first and third Sundays in each month K.V. Ouir, Pastor. MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH. GesneMl Brexraolrx A. M. - QQAL AND COKE. Office, - EaStiirlingrtora, KI;y. Breiraolri R. G. ROUSE, Manap;er, ilNKfeHE I EttHMUE North MSHVILLK Services second Saturday evening and Sunday each month. Prayer meeting Monday night Sunday-choat g 30 a. m. D. S. Edwards. Pastor M. B. CHURCH. Officei Office. ROUTE OF THE Services first Sunday each month, morning and night. Prayer meeting every Wednesday nignt. Sunday scnooi at 1:30 p. m. C. C. HALL, Pastor. M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. CARROLL, Manager, CHICAGO and Services every fourth Sunday morning a d night, by I. T. Cherry Pastor. Prayer meeting rlday night every Y. P. S. CHRISTIAN ENDBAROR. Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 6.30, atJAssembly Hall. Palmer House, Broadway, Paducah, Ky. 337 Union Street, Nashville, Tenn. CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, Cor. Main and Auction Sts Memphis, Tenn. 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Ky: A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper "Second Street, Evansville, Ind. NASHVILLE IlMITED THE ONLY t'ullman Voatlbulod Train Borvico wit) Newest nnd FlnORt Day Ooachoe, Sleepers and Dlulnr Oars Wholesale A.gex-itt--JOH- T. HESSER, i Hauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. 111. POM THE TO SOUTH BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching on the Third Saturday night and Sunday of etch month. Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening. Lib Hamkims, Pastor. Tcrre Haute, Indianapolis, CHICAGO, .Milwaukee, St. Paul, .,. L KOr.KRS, .ido. Act. mi "T-'I- RELIOIOUS NOTES. Rev. . T. Cherry filled bis regular ap. pointment at M. E. Church South, Sunday. At the morning Service Mr.and Mrs. M. A. Summers and Mr. and Mn. Thos. FAMOUS NO and Charles THE uses, from Earlington, Diamond E. St.CDAL4 For all Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. IN THE 0RTi: AND NORTHWEST. l'i. Chailiooi. ' V JKPMUBS, A, Iiun II It. GK1SWAI I). A. G. I. A , I'.vannillr. Ind Kvanititlr. I ml WORK-:- . BRUSHED GOKE FOR Why buy High-price- d BM BURNERS KND FURNM8. Will receive jirptnpt attention at Estimates furnished tins office. upon application. The Parliament ol Religions which was held at Chicago during the World's Columbian 'Exposition, although it was 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 parlia ment is to be held, probably in 1900 at Paris when the people of all nations will again be assembled in great numbers. Tub Bee has just delivered to Rev. S W. Scbeiton, Presiding Elder in this dis trict 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 paper and is already in considerable do mand by the Methodist people, It is handsomely gotten up and bound In a neat briitol cover. Rev. R. V. Omer has been engaged as pastor of the Christian Church at this place. Mr, Omer will begin bis work next Sunday and his regular preaching appointments at this place will be the first and third Sundays in each month. Tho new pastor will make his home in Earlington. Henderson District Sunday School Conference, Slaughtersvllle, Ky,, Wednesday, April 14, 1897. Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERNARD 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 YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MDNEY ADOPTS THE GOLD STANDARD. After Four Year of Inrcnilcntlnn Japan Decides to Discord Silver. On March 1 it was cabled from Yokohama that Japan had decided to adopt tbo gold standard nt n ratio of 32)4 to 1, tho now standard to go into operation in October. This act, on top of many previous ones, movcfl Japan completely out of tho ranks of tho and into thoso of civilized and progressive nations. It was not taken hastily, bnt after two years' consideration of nncxhanstivo report mado by tho Japaneso currency commission, appointed in 1803. This commission found that, whilo certain capitalists, especially thoso employing many laborers, wero benefited by tho falling silver standard,, tho wago earners wero injured from tho fact that their wages did not riso as fast as did tho prices of what they had to buy. Tho report pointed out what every rational trader ought to know that a Bilver standard country can trodo and compcto with gold stand ard countries only nftcr paying tho loss on oxchnngo in foreign trade However, as the greater part of Japan's tradowos with China nnd India, tho two conn tries of Asia still using tho silver staudnrd, tbo disadvantage on this account was not considered great Tho silvcritcs havo lost with Japan somo of tholr best capital. Of courso they will tell ns how "British gold" was used to bribo tho government into betraying its pcoplo into tho hands of tho money power. They cannot, how-ove- r, much longer tell ns that wo nro unablo to compcto with Japan becauso sho uses tho silver standard. Tho truth is that Japan got tired of being a second rata nation nnd of working with second rato tools, and, after careful investigation, concluded to get rid of froo coinago nt ordinary ratios, which drives gold out of tho country ns fast ns it can bo coined and which results in tho singlo silver standard, nnd to adopt tho gold standard nt n ratio with silver which will permit tho nso of both metals in her trado. It is a wiso stop. Japan is only ono of four or flvo nnticfus which havo adopted tho gold standard during tho last 18 mouths. scml-civilizc- d to secure moro if they can. Thofreo silver ndvocatcs should bo met moro than half way in this light that did not end with the victory won by tho sound money forces last November. Trenton Oazctto. An Ancient Mark Down Bale. Hewitt Cattlo were ouco used as cur- products. This educational work must bo stopped short, or tho. causo of free silver is lost No Free Silver IMmetallUm. that they cannot, by juggling with cheap money, get nny advontogo of tho rest of tho world iu tho matter of prices of form Miss Florcnco Graddy went to Madifon-villThursday. Mr. John Sh.irlw-- r urnl to Greenville Saturday and returned Sunday. Mrs. Susan Campbell wrnt lo Madiion-villeSalurdi- e tCHlNEI not Im deertrM br attarlnir ulrertlwivTrtj and think yoa ran ret U lxt p.U, ikI nnuh uol MOST POPULAR SEVVINQ MACHINE for a mere wmg. rty from irlUWn mnarrluTr 1 inlnnl thl bATfi Them laaikw I n I Iw V of hi I hl r a r,4l drallnf la mrrhanlnU nnrorllti. duruMMr ft wocHmr tat rarta. Dnnm nf tlnl.h. Iriitr In wniiir unAnylmprnmnrnUullH. NEW HOME. (V y '"i il rency. And I suppose when you went to n mark down salo you saw a card reading: "Marked Down to Ono Calf. Fotmcr l'rico Ono Cow. " Jcwitt i'Lt jlh b4 ' Better Thau Success. Success is not nlwaya to bo measured by money, position, reputation, although theso visiblo marks of achievement are tho usual spurs to ambition. In what tho world calls failure God often stores tho rlohest success. Wo judge by tho finished building, tho completed work, tho rounded carder. But it is to somo of us given to bo but torsos, fragmonts, suggestions only, that under other conditholr galu. tions might hnvonttnincd successful de30. "All tho widows stood by him weepvelopment, but aro now failures to men, ing and showing tho coats nnd garments although not to Him. Jowish Mosson which Dorcas mado whilo sho was with them." Fondly remembered by what sho gcr. hnddono, thoy mako us think of tho words: Overdoing. " Illossed nro tho dead which dlo in tho Overdoing is undoing. Acako burned Lord from henccfortlL Yen, snlth tho to n crisp is as much n failuro as a cako Spirit, that thoy mny rest from their d nnd their works do follow them" hnlf baked. An nudienco woarlod, Itev. xlv, 10). and vexod with too many points 40. ''Sho opened her oyes, nnd when sho in n sermon or too mnny addresses nt nn nw Poter sho sat up." Many mlraolcs of anniversary is an nudienco hindered inhealing had boon wrought through Poter, stead of helped. It is n great but this la his first enso of resurrection "mako things go," but ono faonlty to of tho ways front tho dead. A lono with tho dead body, ho poured out Ids soul to God, doubtless to do it ia to stop beforo going too far. Churchman. piemilug tho promises of God, tho commission in llatlu x, 8, tho nssuranco of John xlv, 12, and withal nsklng In comploto sub Ail Tor Our Good. mission 10 i no wm olliod(John xlv, 13, Many things happen that wo cannot 14; I'John V, 14, 15). Ho must havo ro- understand Bat if wo lovo God wo havo folvetLeomsftssdranco that his request wns n right to boliovo that Ho is in nil of grunted, for ho turned to tho body and said, "Tubulin, nrlso." And sho sat up, looking them, nnd just as surely ns wo havo that bolicf it will givo us constant and perfect pence. Not n tronblo can como to 41 "And lio gnvo her hla liand nnd lifted her up, nnd whuu ho had called tho us in this lifo whilo wo nro trusting In Mints and widows presented her nllve." God that wo will not thank Him for Thoro.nro thrcQ resurrections of tho dead when wo get to heaven. Churchmun. In tho Old Testament, thrco In tho llfo of Christ, nnd this Is tho first of thrco nftcr What Jnnloi May Do, Ilh ascension (Acts xlv, 10, 20; xx, 12), What ono company of ohildron can do Wo havo no record of nny utterances of is well illustrated by tho 11 months' thosofwho had been dead nnd lind been brought back to this world. Paul aiys It work of tho Jnniors of tho Mount Morwns not posslhlo for him to tittor what ho ris Baptist church, Now York city. n They havo Ecnt a library of 114 volumes hoardiln paradlso (II Cor. xll, 4), ho wns Etoned todenthntLystra. to u western Sunday sohool, havo col42J"And It was known throughout all lected 18,020 cancoled stamps and havo Joppn, and many bollovod in tho Lord." mado othor benevolent nnd missionary Tho resurrection of Lazarus led to mnny gifts to tho amount of $100. beUovlng on Jcaus (John xll, 11), nnd hero la another enso In which tho Lord saw Judging Christianity. that a resurrection would bo tho means of Do not judgo Christianity by tho conleading many to Him. It does not seem na If Doicas would havo been sont from duct of tho professors of roligion who paradlso back to earth without her violato its precepts. Christian Uplook. 8. s, con-fusodouut-lusiwhccon-Be- The Quratlon of Itraneh Itanka, If minll national banks aro to bo encouraged in tho moro sparsely settled 9.00 a. m. 9.30 a. ra. 10.30 a. m. d Devotioaal Exercises, by Rev. W. W. Riser. Report cf Superintendents Con-duele- and Pastors. Bible StudyBy Prof. S. L. Frogge, A, Brooks and W. D rown. 11,15 a. ni. Sunday School Literature Wm. Dr. J. W. Cooper, Elliot and S, J". Powell. 2.co p. m.. Sunday School Music Mrs. V. L. Reynolds, Mrs. Ada Ramsey and Miss Claudia 3.10 p.m. Harris. The Infant Class Holland and Mrs. Miss Lou II. M. Harris. 4.00 p. m. Mission Work in Sunday School J. K. Waller, Mrs. W. F. Spcebr and Mrs. . B. Allen. Sermon by P.ev. G. M. 7:30 p. m. Everett. Epworth League Conference, Thursday, April April is, 1897. conCran-dal- l. 9.00 a. m. exercises, Devotional ducted by Rev. T. L. 9.30 a. m. 10.30 a. m. Reports from Presidents and Secretaries. Tbs League, its Place and Need in the Church Jas. W. Clay and I. Bailey. (1) Department of Worship. How to conduct Devotional 'Exerciser. (2)IIow to Maintain the Spirituality of the League, Dr. D. O. Hancock ind Miss Maine Buckner. .Department of Charity and Help. Prof. C. E. Dudley, V D. Chandler and Miss INina Gotdon. Literary Work ot the League Prof. W. A. Easley, Miss Bessie Smith and Rev. T A. -- The Sound Money Propaganda, 11. 15 ?. m. Tho next timo you tako part in a proyer meeting which will bo next' week of courso do something now. Got 3.C0 p. m. out of your own ruts. Spiritual frost has bltton tho Boeioty that would rather bo woll represented at Lisenby. n union rally than at its own midweek prayer mooting. 4.00 p. m. How to Conduct a Business Meeting Ed Thompson and Tho noxt timo yon visit that neigh43. "Audit enmo to passthnt ho tnrrled C. A. Kalterjohn. boring sooioty which moets on a differ-cmany duys in Joppn with ono Simon, n night from your own tell who yon 7.30 p. m. Address by G. W. Biigi. Miinor." And horowowKl find ldm in aro and whonco yon aro. Greatness. our next lesson. Preaching tho goel, A pastor of a church without a Chrishealing tho sick, raising tho dead or Just No matter from what class ot society a Lirrjlng with Simon, ho is about his Mas- tian Endeavor society sent his young man springs be can be great, for, after all, ter's biifelneiinnd doing ns occasion (.erves pooplo ton recent Kentucky dlstrlot conhim, knowljg thnt God is with him (I vention. Ho know how to n'rouso them greatness is but goodness. Rev. Lyman I am. x, 7). Abbott, Unitarian, New York City. to nctlvo work. ng-ilut Sho may liavo boon informed of tho results that would follow, nnd for tho sako of winning thoso souls to Christ nnd for Christ's eako sho doubtless camo lack cheerfully for His pleasuro. Wo do not know of nny results from tho roaurrectlon of tho many who rosowhen Christ did (Math, xxvll, C2, C3), but there was n reason for their resurrection, nnd no doubt tho result waich God Intended. I think they wont wl'4i Christ to glory, whilo tho nlno previously referred to probably died Golden Itnlo Nugget. 2.00 p. m. ' Tho decision of tho silver men to con tiuuo their light for tho CO cent dollar, despite tho emphatic verdict of tho pcoplo in November, is appropriately by tho organization in Now York of a sound money lcagno, which is to bo national in its character and in tho scopo of its work. From this timo on till tho next presidential election tho dissemination of money facts and correct viows as to money is to bo continued. com-niitto- portions of tho country, tho question arises whether thoy should bo purely local organizations or branches of tho great metropolitan banka Tho old United States bank had branches which, by virtuo of thoir connection with a largo central Institution, had somo advantages over tho local banks with which they competed, but wero in moro than ono instnnco tho objects of adverse state legislation. This spirit of local hostility to n bank located in another city, and perhaps nnothcr state, left memories which still snrvivo nnd which account in part for tho opposition to branch banks. But tho cxpcricnco of England and Scotland, Canada and Australia, 1b strongly and uniformly in favor of largo central banks with many branches. Tho banks of Canada are ablo to maintain a singulnr uniformity in tho rntos of in tho grcnt commercial confers nnd in tho rcinoto agricultural regions becauso tho banks of Montreal and Toronto havo their branches in Manitoba nnd tho Pacific region and can transfer tho surplus capital of ono locality to meet tho deficiency in another ns it cannot bo dono by wholly indopondont banks. Tho conditions in Canada aro very much liko thoso of tho United States, and tbo 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 systom has greatly favored thoso agricultural interests which in our own country nro so much in need of financial accommodation. Tho preponderance of financial testimony is decidedly in favor of tho branch system, most of tho opposition to which comes, or would como, from local financial interests, jealous of strong outsido competition. Thcro is n feeling of distrust of nil banks which is born of ignorance. It increases rapidly with tho increnso of a bank's capital nnd tho extension of ite operations, which nro supposed to provo tho bank to bo a monopoly. Iron Ago. st of Mr and Mrs Tho free and unlimited coinago of sil- Wilwn llopson h improving ver, when it does not prcscrvo its parity Little Sallie Graddy who h.is licen sick with gold, cannot bo acoudltlou in true bimetallism becauso in its effects it is for several monihs is slowly improving directly antagonistic to tbo system. Weslry Merrill, of HopUmvillo, was in Whenever practiced, it always results in town Sunday. monometallism, andsilvoratthat Such Mrs Ellen Palmer, of Umpire, win in is tho case now in nil Bilver oountrios, ns Moxico and China, nnd such was tho the city last week visiting her mother. caso in tho United States in tho 40 years Mr. Monti Rhode, of this city made prior to 1834. bis appearance at G. V. Johnson's barber shop last week, In havo hh hair shingled Large Cnrrenojr. Sucak Thief Sam Pity 'twna crbout for the first time in years. Jimmy Howuz making big money, and Como out to the Literary Fridiy night tho pcrlico broke him all up. Mr. Frank Iiogucs, of Greenville, was Footpad Sim Big money, wuz ho? In the cily Monday What his lay? 1 The sick dmghtrr jr ir WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. The New Homo Sowing Machine Co. Oaivnr.HiiM. iwmv.ViM. rst'io)ilSrrr,r,r. iiulno,jii. Kt. Ion. tlo. litiu,TKts. . rrniai-i,ci- rt,! SALC DV ATUHa,tii. j f Hcvylder, Ea'llngton, Ky DR. MENDENHAIL'S IWPnOVED CHE AND EEVER GDI. Mt. Annie Porter was sick last week but is belter. Itev. Darnell preached at the Baptist church Wednesday night. Rev. R. II. Hall preached at White All communieilicni n1 nulirri ol newt pur. Plains Sunday. tilnlnr to tbli column ihoald be tddretted la C.to. AtrrmcEi, Barlmcton, Kt. THE UULLFIIOG CllOIIt. Sam Coining silver dol- lars. Sii'k Thief wuz ur (olor'ed (Jitiens. Drron' Mistaken Follcy. Bible Understanding-- . There may be much in the Bible that ue ctnnot understand, but nothing which we can affqrdjo surreader We of little faith must ,rowup to the liible, not attempt to drag jitTdown to our finite limitations. William J. Cozens, Salvationist, Boston, Mass. LENT. 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 now prints more authentic foreign news than any other paper and continues to keep up its record for publishing all the home news. The outlook for the year is one of big news events, fast succeeding each other and they will be highly interesting to everyone. The price of The Republic daily is $6 a The year, or $1.50 for three months. Republic will remain the same ono dollar a year, by mail, twice-a- week. Infidel Women. There are as many prodigal mothers today as there are prodigal sons. I know more infidel women than infidel men. Rev. C. H. Woolstop, Baptist, Philadelphia, Pa. Twice-a-Week In pensive wise my lady stands, A gilded prayer book in her hands, Her face averted from the world, A fligof penitence unfurled For this is Lent. The world, the flesh and Romeo Are all forgot; but then you know, is caused by trpld liver, which prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrliy In J10 stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, &i!icysness Her sackcloth clothes a dream of grace, While a$h of roses tints her face For this is Lent. A thing demure, she listens wel), if lot relieved, Villous fever wTjk 11 or blood pollening. Hood's W SS m ill!- stimulate tho stomach, sonte I'm liver, cure headache, dizziness, etc. 2S cents. Hold by all druggists. ri otdy i'Ula to tako with Hood's garsapbrlll. - 'tuomlua, nervousness, Hood's and, III Of her attention has a share Though this is Lent. For maidens though they pious be, ill Ueaiken lo Lovo's softer key, And woman is but woman when 1 here romes 10 her the man of rxen Though this is Lent. . To what the churchmen have to telf; But all the while a cherub fair W.Lee. each given to next presidential election, nnd tho pcoplo enn leant a wholo lot about silver tion, wero invalunblo to speakers and and tho effect of cheap money upon writers. A sound basis for currency re- wages nnd savings in four years. They form was thus laid in tho minds of thou learned much that Bryan didn't wont sands who wero groping after tho trnth. them to know during tho four short Thoso publications, it is stated, aro to months of tho last campaign. It ia that in tho states whoro tbo quescontinue An effort is to bo inadd to widen tho fluid of operations by n class tion was most discussed tho majoriof writings of u moro popular character. ties ngalnat Bryan were heavy or his In tho south and west particularly lion- - majorities woro unexpectedly small. If tbo silvcritcs will think of tho groat eat thinkers nro to bo supplied with ma terial for progresslvo thought toward amount of work dono in tho states west sound conclusions on tho money ques- of Pennsylvania, cast of Colorado nnd north of Tonncsseo nnd reflect upon tho tion. Much was dono in six mouths of result of tho election, thoy will, if thoy 1805 to uproot tho erroneous ideas nro wiso nnd want to win in 1000, conplanted in llvo years of populist ng Ra clude to drop educational work and to tion. Errors hnd flourished simply bo- - proceed on somo less dangorous lino. If causo they had not been confronted with Bryan nnd his friends would stop talkfact Now mouotary truth is to bo as ing about silvw for three years, it would systematically inculcated as fallacy was, bo difficult for tho "goldbugs" to got and tho result ennuot but bo most pcoplo to listen to thoir convincing arguments. It our hard times should unforwholesome. Baltimoro Sun. tunately continue, Bryan iniKhtsten oat n few days beforo tho 1000 election and In the Eat. Mr. William Jennings Bryan is going say, "I told yon so," and n majority of about tho country preaching tho saino tho voters, without having given tho doctriuo that ho preached during tho matter much thought, might conclndo campaign in which ho figured as n noin-ine- o that porhaps tho "crlmo or 1873" was for tho presidency of tho United responsible for tho lack of prosperity. States. Tho activity of tho froo silver But if they study tho question for four forces is not to bo winked at. Thoy nro wholo years they will bo certain that neither silver nor nny kind of cheap good and persistent fighters. Thoy tho fact that now men nro entering monoy over brought prosperity to any into citizenship every yoar nnd tlint country, though thoy havo often brought somo of them may bo won over to their hard times. Tho wago earners will unsido ot tho ourrency question. They pvo- - derstand that 10 to 1 is an underhanded Bchcmo to lower wages and tho fannftw doso to hold the crounu thor havo nad and its publications, somo ono phoso of tho enrrenoy quesIll-rare-ali- Aren't Bryan and his friends making Tho most efficient agency of tho last u great mistako by continuing tho discussion of tho Bilver question nt tills campaign was tho sound currency of tho Now York Reform club, time? It is nearly four yoars until tho o Green, died Friday. Mr. Pearl Crilllngton was in town Sunday. All Morris and Martin Eaves were in town last week. W. M. Pcttie makes frequcat visits to Madisonville. Mr. and Mrs. George Lovan were in town Friday. Miss Bell Earl is on the sick list. Lewis Brasher was In Dawson not long ago. Miss Davis is able to be out again. Rev. J. Baraelt passed through Sunday en route to Haley. Mrs. Mary Earl is on the sick list Nick Killebrew looked liko be fell deserted Sunday. Rev. JvtH. Barnes left list week for Madisonville. (Joe Lincoln, in U A. V. llullclln ) HON A. M. K. CHURCH. When the toll of day is over, Service every Sunday morning It It o'clock, And Ibe dew lion the clover. and ovenioK at 7 o'clock. Sunday achool at ojo a. in. II II. Carter, pallor. And the night-hawwhlilt In circles ovcrheid, When Ihe cow-bell- i melt an I mingle MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. In a softened silver jingle. Servlcei Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Son And the old hen calls ihe chickens in 10 bed day achool at a. m. W. W. Foiter. paitor. When tho marshy meadows glimmer, With a mitly, purplo shimmer, Little Mary Killebrew is yet quite sIcV. And Ihe twilight flush 11 changing Into shade , When ihe firefly lamps are burning, The old people's concert was grand, and And ihe dusk to dark Is turning, bad a good audience. Then Iho bullfrogs chant their evening scrrnado, There Is some talk of Ml. ZIon starling Deep-deeDeep-deeDeep-deep- , Deep-deep- , Dettergo 'Roundl Iletler go 'Itoundl II. iter r" her new church Ihe first of May. "Hound. Ilev. H. II. Carter will preach bis fareibe little chaps begin It, well sermon Sunday night. Raise their high pitched voices In It, Itev. G. U. Walker will take charge of And the shrill soprano piping sets the pace. Then tbo others join the singing. Ibis church hero In tbn future. Till the echoes soon are rlnglug Mrs. Hargrove is convalescing. With the big green-coale- d leader's doublo hue. All the lilies are Mrs. Minnie Collins, of Hecla bas been And ihe grasses by ihe river very sick. Feel tbe mighty chorus shaking every blade. Miss Lula Prllcbelt and Mrs Ed Bailey While Ihe dewy rushes glisten As they bend thelrheads to listen were at Madisonville Thursday. To Ihe bullfrogs' summer evening serenade, Come out to the reading room Deep-deeDeep doep, Deep-deeDcen-decn- . and hear the solo and debate. Better go 'Roundl Octtcr go 'Koundl Heller go Kounai Rev. T. II. Mcrriweather went lo Madl-sonvill- o And the melody they're tuning Monday. Has the aweet and sleepy crooning That a mother hums the baby at her breast. ST. CHARLES. Till Ibe world forgets its sorrow Rev. Pearsall preached at tbo Baptist And the care 1 that haunt Ihe morrow, church Sunday. And isslnklng, hushed and happy, to its rest Sometimes bubbling o'er with gladness. Mrs. B. Taylor was on the sisk list last Sometimes soft and full of sadness. week. Through my dreaming rings the music they have piayeu, The Youn people had a surprise party And my memory's dearest treasures at Miss Tongue's last week. liavo been fitted to Iho measures Jordan, tho infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Of the bullfrogs' summer evening serenade: Deep-deeDeep-deepDeep-deeDeep-dee- 3?- - aLajjV ' 1alAlV OUAIUKTEED TO CURE And Malaria- - In nil Forma. Tastekw. Nona Kcnulna wlihdut tho alxro picture and Uio nlffnaturo ot J. O. Mendcnhall. CHILLS AND FEVER CO PREPARED ONLY DV Prlco, conto nt nit Doaloro. IND. r. O. MKNDKNIIVYX.L, EVANSVILLE, Sold by Maitingly & Co., Farltngtcn Crabtroi Coal Mining Company, Ilsley Kentucky, THE TWICE-A-WEE- K COURIER-JOURNA- L $1 A YEAR, Issued Wednesday nnd Saturday Mornings. MORTONS OAP. Rev. Merriweater filled his appointment here Sunday. The debate last Friday night was very amusing, and tbe solo by- Miss Lizzie - Hamilton was much enjoyed by all. Prof. G. W. Lano attended the quarterly meeting of tbe A. M. E, ZIon Church, at Madisonville, Saturday and Sunday. Rev, D. G, Graddy preached at the Baptist church Sunday nigbt. distinguished himself by shaking Who con think the hands of 1,395 callers at tho Wanted-- An Iriaa of aomo alinpla thing to nouse in tlurty-onrrateet your M'aai ther mv lirino you wraith. wniie t0T. ho" '. S5 iJSHSJKl nwueanu lareouoQa Priia offer .. v.. vv c pau-nt- Beginning January 1, 1897, tho Weekly wascbanged lo tho Twice. Courier-Journa- l. Publication dajs aro Wcdaesday and Saturday. Tho Wednesday paper will bo devoted o nows and topics. Tho Saturday issue will political be dovolod to stories, miscellany, pictures, poelry, etc a perfect family paper Each issue will bo six pages, or twelve pages a week an increase of two pages a , week, 104 pages or 832 columns n year Tbo politics of the paper will not be ..Mic. (u nuuuui ncucr f,o 'Koundl iletler go changed, and tho batllo for puro DemocKoundl racy and truo Democratic principles will bo continued successfully in tbo fuluro Mrs Samuel Stamm, of Loxanlown.Pa. In spito of tbe bore her thirty-fou- r years of suffericg with as in tho past. improvements expense involved In tho noted, ibo courage and fortitude. Her trouble wan prlco of tho Courier Journal rheumatism in the kneo. In consequenco will remain tho same.f t a year. A feature ner limn nan become so suit lhat she could during tho coming year will bolhocditorials of Mr. Henry Watterson on political and hardly walk. Mr Slamm Is a other topics of tho day. merchant, and had spared no pains or to relievo her, but with lilllo success, Dally I year $0.00 until ono night when it grew so painful Dally and Sunday, year n.00 that she could hardly enduro it, ho per- Sunday alont, I year 2 00 suaded her to try. Chamberlain's Pain TWICE-A-WEE- K Balm. The effect was magical. The first application relieved tho pain, and lis conCOURIER-JOURNA- L tinued use has removed all stillness and given her tho free uso of her limb onco more. If you havo friends who aro EACH ONE YEAR troubled with rheumatism Insist on their giving this remedy a trial. You can do them no greater favor, as it is Buro to givo mIi.I.I Wfl h.lvn mmln n prompt relief, and if they are a lilllo rangement with tho .nA!! patient It will effect a euro. 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