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Digital page images are linked to the text file. cH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 18 1897 NO IB EASTER SYMPHONY rammed on tho piano no thought of how ibo played ia Editor bIIa chimed sweetly is her fingers nlralrw ttrajtHl sounds mlnon doop and oluinn n majors sharp and cloar tho belli and piano tod tones of crlcf or cheer tome power occult within m6- c vtrloai note combined chords that swept tbo feelings lied to ecstasy any mind ray soul wmflllwl with music id I llrod but In tt dream tho shifting lights and shadow a grand orchestral theme d its sway became ttlll stronger AI each Inner wave of sound rcinblod oer Uiq chords of fccllos F fitlrrwl maysoul to depth prpfound But BO carthlr paulon iwaycd me For I lived la higher iphoiv soil my world of sense hail vnnUhod With II vanUhed doubt and fear And I thanked the place christ For that tymphonydlTlne for such potency of musIc OfnsarctjwaaaotndneWho player Auk the violin If It thrills At the touch of master player TThcneo the pool of seaM It fllln NJ MscvoMAJi 1 IE EASTER BONNET MUTATIONS AND ITS MARVELS OR TWENTYFIVE YEARS PAST lane lUekward to the Days of tho l tcrr irThoVac lc StyloHow pei and Comabhmathons Ilaro Clmnecd 10 rrtttnt Easter nat Copyright J8W by the Author Is doubtful if there bo any ono ex euro better calculated to impress tho tiilno mind with its own capacity folly than review of past fashions tills season when ono and nil wo ready to oduilro tbo latest creation Vlrnt n tl1 1m over tho incas of n m in tints of icxocutcd by i other Pl- authorityI i panels itbe i peculiarly ictlvo to roo tho vast and mdcr upon oucclts and lea that situ 1 clioj list 1halfrom our n lips a rr Ic mind from o of oil older generation a quarter tacentury sinco lu making each a ro r ono fact becomes apparent bcfcn others Beauty la a relative term let ono bo as asthotla as she may rcuso of fitness Is largely governed ho fashion of tho day 0 bo rare wo inny toast with truth t Uio styles of tho prescht fire samo mt better than many that rro past bo so of a certain improvement in dyen I certain artistic truths thnt hnvo n poured Into our cars by thoso who sldcr dress as an art Dot it la dgubt nevertheless It a future generation 11 not laugh at useveu aswu laugh at iso who have gone before Whatever u stylo is pretty said a young wo in with enthusiasm not long ago and illo wo may Eiuilo with indulgence tr tho remark it teally voices tho iliilon of most humankind fur men well ns women kayo their foibles and they havo evolved amoro sensible stylo C Ilmtllt is duo rather to the cxigcn iou of business life from which the cmlntno world ia only now beginning o under rather than to any superiority ii their part a isixI uix n tho worn holds spellbound advance advocate such Intro boon presenter pac century Only hack iitrnncm vnterfalJ hold tho- JlelJllt elegance perched upon- ho lingo monstrosity worn a tiny mt that perforce tilted until to bo in jeopardy certain y threatened sUp down upon Tipsy namo given ho favorite shape fashion articles- if duty speak of it jaunty I lille mnall flowers ribbon- ind tulle wont into ita mako Fivo years later demure bonnets tat well hack upon head showing- ho waved hair with strings tliat- led a bowknot under chin orrect young girls of gypsy given place alctcr style thought of frivolous a oven- wcnr dross occasions if shod been graduated from school ram Bonnets style Hats- era roleKdtcd children inlsscs 18nud ro kin upon ma heads a or more flowers thounllt o ODa- IIpCclmoBl blOssonuiof sorts I to cluster the I t chip I to matcri and those 0 flowers 1 fQaturo t mis horizon mid bo she over so or BO ardent nn of re- fonnaudnBtndj of as tho st quor of as dl 1for it ir far tho IlII 1876wasof nud was was tip it and to IOGC was tho to and tho as as It was nil up that tho mind in tho were Oven for Tho Ir tho had to arid no ono beg so as to tilt hat or ono for tho were tho to or to dor not soc for ado 00 up of were taco tho the her over mot lit 1i1iU was given second phicp Ever vhp could aimed to wear h wan light Sum weight varied J sort and plinuln Evcniiiff bonnet ten lilI of flowers afliuglo Vron lIl1ho head and held in Plac inasH of tullo in tim turin of tie a fiivorlto style Dot tlirougliout t MJ vurhitionsa cerlaiii domnrcncw over Thcro veru iwwav lniucfiiocuoil 1il kftoworaEveryy- vWllhltlg t to set d ii w k hi I fl 1 J p tf I o harmony with tho small tight sleeve and tho trim plain bodices By time time another five years had passed In tho spring of 1881 fashion was eager for another change nud tho Bcrnhardt poko hall appeared Being named for tho great actress tho stylo was necessarily chile but compared with time creations that are now being made in her name it is tame In tho extreme Chip appears to have stilt hold first place and flowers combined with loath ers to have been a cqmbiuatlon much In vogue A typical hat of tho period shown iu tho Illustration is described as brown chip trimmed with yellow poppies and ostrich tips shading from jonquil yellow to pale brown Itla noticeable that face trimmings haul ills appeared Bigger haU hats that wero head coverings had como iu mid limo trimming was placed upon time outside of tho crown In 1880 there camo a revival of tho flower hat True to tho adage claims that fashions run in cycles time year saw- n return to tho styles of ten yenn pro vious with always such variations ns mediates know how to incorporate Be ing shrewd folk they never permit nu exact replica but thcro is nevertheless n similarity between tho bonnets of 1870 null thaw of 1880 Less of tho demure element is to bo fount to bo intro mind tima ribbons nuiti flowers had as named a moro pert anti jaunty air list flowers were tho feature of both mind dress bonnets made entirely of vio lets or other bIos sauna wcro again in vogue ono chosen lustration isThoJ straw Chip fallen into and has net since taken any promi neat place Tho r- TT crown is well covered with flowcra and Iwws of Rtripcd ribbon combined with plain stand jauntily up at tho center Tlc of ribbon forum a bow under tho chin but many wero worn both for evening and afternoon drew occasions that were moro bouquets fastened to tho hair with a pin Tho plain sleeves still hold and tho slcova bodice With them only a bonnet or small hat was In taste Hats had not yet como Into stylo for matrons of mature yenta Huts were worn only for tho proinouado oven by tho young and every woman demanded a bonnet for ceremonious occasions at least But emancipation from thin bon net was not to bo long delayed Light plain sleeves were already giving place to fuller ones and a tendency to aug ment tho trimmings for tho head and shoulders and to simplify tho skirts was apparent Accordingly tho next five years show a wide divergence iu style and wo find both bodices and hats groat ly changed In 1801 lint had gained a decided vogue ondwomcn of all ages wore to be seen as thoy havo boon sinco wear lug jaunty anti elaborate has Unit re tained not oo much an tho narrowest tio to hint of tho bonnet Strings had by that timo conic to bo regarded both ns uncomfortable and far worse as mIlling to tho uppercut age Ilcnco strings wero forsworn and limits gay with flowers and feathers hold first place Bonnet8 or headdresses dignified by tho nnmo were to bo sure worn upon evening oo casions by many who held them olono to tlO coneeL But tho hut had Rained shown mility KH place and al ready tho shadow that creation which was to call legislative re forum was yet tho were modest ill also favorite shape rolled tho face and turned up nt tho back leaving tho crown flat Tho general stylo won hlrnwr 1II01lel than thoso hail gonobefo Simon ders had been broadened by lull sleeves and bodices amplified in mummy With them camo also tho hat which gave an air of youthfulness thewear er and defied tho observer to mark tho passage of timo Few women except Uioso in mourning and tho unquestion I ably elderly dames bonnets for promenade Ohio littlo affairs l and nonsense with nodding flowers and tantalizing algrcts woro indeed affected by many for evening wear but oven thoso showed no strings and wore mere fancy bits made as dccorntivo as could Tho hat of tho season was a llnta- I hat of generous size of unlimited pos sibilities and ono assorted its claim before nil pthcrs while it throw tho bon net deepest shade For this present Easter wo havo ors such as were Been Wore flowers true to uatnro and fascinating in tho extreme Roses en masse mako the garniture importation poppies erect and assertive another and such r delicious chrysanthemums of a third aa 1IOem to have been plucked but on hour before Tho feature of tho season i- mmassedflowcrs Whether thoy bo or what not they are bunched together in profusion and seem to be almost crushed so closely are they packed In other matterswo not have proved but in color wo are assuredly as nearly perfect as con be Tho lovely tmflfg of tim mAO nnd thodollolouserada tions of in all tho flowers aro in themselves fon tures of which to boast A review of the bonnets of the past might welt teach us hu ituothlng moro But lot tho future devel op what it may it scorns difficult to imagine tho tints of 1897 im Droved or dis of for cast As hats A back off tor that ways to woro all loco bo that into flow never of ono of roses may im tono toyareims now hmM skirts But degeneracy can surely roach tho of forcing na to iswo O7 beautifimissimply because Let Bhkpes and jjmt1olllclugQ M they will thoartfof tho dyermustBure hkiciv f r K tt- h r or Time INCE tho Ixglll- n ing of tho oh u roll sports and games have- chmaractcrlzcd the Enstor observ ance In this country wo nn familiar with tho egg rolling games on Easter Monday on tho White II6UBO grounds iuWash iiigtou but in other countries thoto arc Easter sports nUll games quito unknown to us Tho Easter festival of our forefathers covered a jicriod of 1C days Tim week beginning with Easter Sunday was al most entirely given over to sport and games and general merrymaking An odd feature of Urn old tuna celebration was that of heaving or lifting tho heaved1 sitting in n chair decorated with white ribbons Easter Monday mill Easter Thursday were known on hell big days time women sitting in n chair on Monday and tho men on Tuesday Those hew ing or lifting tho chair were expected to life it three times and then kba the occupant who in turn kiescd them To tho regret of tho lads and las miles in time districts whore tho novel core mony was oiico performed tho custom has long since died out Handball was formerly ono time most common of Easter games aunt at ono timo a sort of water tilting contest was much In vogue Young men would drift about in boats without oars anti allow tho craft to thrift against n shield suspended In midstream striking it na with a lance If tho lance was broken ngajnst tho shield it was considered a good stroke and won applause but If tho shield was missed or time spear remained intact tho owner of tho lance invariably lost his balance and tumbled into tho water In Switzerland a peculiar game is played nt Easter Largo baskets filled with bran aro placed in a circle some where on a free field or publio place Then as mummy rows of 100 eggs as there lire competitors are laid each egg afoot or so apart from the ll ttho rows radiating from the baskets to an equal distance Tho task Is to put tho 100 eggs ono by one into tho basket with out breaking nay and who does it In tho shortest space of time is the winner III Moscow St Petersburg and other Russian cities swings and merry go rounds are erected for tho festival season on tho boulevards and nil sortt of amusements prevail in tho concert and ilnnci halls THE NEW SPRING WRAPS Drcuy Pelerine In Jinny Mnterlnla Rtu Inn Coat and Irrnch Jacket There nro a sufficient number of the now spring wraps in sight to establish the fact that accordion plaiting is to figure largely in their mnat Tho most drossy tittlo enrtfs oWtylerinesj which is thomoro ultnGlbimm6 since they aro shaped in nt the waist are a succession of accordion plaited frills ol chiffon edged possibly with a row of black satin or velvet baby ribbon These forum tho entire portion over tho arms and tho main part of tho garment is of accordion plaited green and black changeable silk or of velvet or moire silk Tho writer of tho foregoing ox i plains in tho Now York Sun that there 110 nil sorts mid shapes in this little wrap BO that every figure can bo suited rind it would seem from ono glnnco atI tho now models thnt any sort of milI terial anti any combination of materials is quito permissible hero Ono rather unique arrangement is a wrap of ecru linen in rather n coarse open and heavy quality checked nil over with jot em broidery mind Kncd with black taffeta mid tho fllcovo portion is of black lace and pinked taffeta silk frills of petunia and black Tho length of spring wraps can bo anything you desire between the point of the shoulder and Limo waist lino Black null whita lace combined form sonic of tho dressiest capes and thoro is usually n mixture of jet and sometimes n touch of color Two novel gnrmonts nro n combination of bolero nnd capo and velvet moire chiffon and jot nro tho inatcriiils employed A jacket for theater Wear in brocaded gray silk has cuffs and mi odd collar of black wiUi an edging of silver cord and rhinestone embroidery Spring jackets nro as varied as tho wraps and como iu three different lengths with both high and low collars so it is impossible to decide yet which will bo tho loading stylo They nro made of ladies cloth sorgo and melton in both dork null light shades mid thopnlo tint of yellow corn lined with sonic deli onto shade of satin Is considered very elegant Tho Russian style of coat tins a place on the list nnd the French jackets display quito n littlo decoration besides buttons and fiUtchiug according to tho authority quoted Nato From Tho Art Amateur Etchings and engravings look well framed in fumigated oak and water colors in pure white frames devoid of gold or in plniii gold ones Bookcases running to tho height otn chair rail all round tho room are pleas 1antthorn Panels of polished are excellent for small dccorntivo paintings in oil col ors Let the wood servo for n back ground Liqnld gold as nil china pointers know is so prepared ordinarily flint it needs no burnishing utter it has boon fired Sometimes though it comes from tho kiln looking weak and unsatisfnc toryj and then nfew touches of tho glnfia burnisher will woik marvels in giving it luster Wipe your brushes out on a paint rag and dip them In oil after working When yon WjUit tlicm hgniu wire the oil piT They will last twice as mug a if wsciwd nuly oyery day yi jrr C Ii I r fr h EASTER LILIES 1 How n Woman FlnUeil Flowers nail lie Rained Her Health Wo wero about stranded mItt there Was no uso Ju trying to blink the fact Tho doctor had sent us toBermuda amid the last thing ho had said to luo was that it1D1 mother couldnt get well there she could not anywhere This is what mndo it scorn so haul after a stay of three months when I found our man cy nenrly gone and mother yet vcnk though convalescent Another six months wo felt would bring tho times timable blessing of renewed hoaltli But how were wo to stay when there seemed to bo nothing to stay on White cogitating this problem one sunny day iu January I strolled Into n secluded vale lying between the blrhI road trout St Georges to Hamilton mitt tho southern shbro of a little iaii tAke lIllllffIlliIIIIUI1 wcro covered with chlorous ccdiuv hair slcirU fringed witli Inntaiias in showy bloom and tho pocket of earth between the ridges wain rich mill fertile as the hill aloiicsworo sterile Wending my way through this bit of tropical paradise I came upon n straw thntchcd slmnty or rather n group of primitive dwellings of this eharnrlrr nt tho homl of iv little slope riiunii7 down to n crc itic bench of snowy Band lying between outcropping coral ledges An old man Bnt in time doorway of tho principal shanty smoking n long stemmed u such n pipo as Tennyson loved to smoke known in the old coun try ns n churchwarden None hut n philosopher or n Ol1tat any rnf ii milan of leisure nnd calm temperament smnkes this sort of pipe nnd I know that ho imiKt conatqu utly bo one or tho other mill hence safe to nsminiowcll worth tho knowing And my conjeoturo proved true for on accepting Ida hospitable invitation toenter his hnniblo dwelling J found it filled with nil sorts of natural history objects such ns shells stuffed birds and dried plants In short my ngcd no quniutauco was a naturalist timid as I afterword learned n skilled our well known nil over tho islands Ho was nearly 80 years of ago his long snow white hair fell to hits shoul ders mill in every feature was nn nlr of cheerful benevolence thnt won my heart anti engaged my nttcntiou so thnt III less titan half flu hour wo were convera IELIJITAKINQ TUB FIRST SEASONS lug like old friends Ho Jmd lived hero GO years ho told meover sluice ho hod run away from an English shlpnull had never left hits homo for a single night His little farm hunt cost him nl moat nothing his wants wcro few nnd from tho soil ho had obtained nn easy tljough frugal living It did not tnko mo long to detect boo ncatli his rude exterior one of natures noblemen anti warmed by tho kindly gleam of his I soon hnil told him of my present troublp Ho looked mo Chcttnnt Compote The chestnut onlpotelsnowfl1 onlcr An exchange tol1show tomake it Shell 30 chestnuts anti simmer them gently in a pint of milk nud water until thoy are cooked and floury Thou drain them on n sieve nnd boil 0 Ounces of sugar with half a pint of water until it makes pearly bubbles on time surface When the sirup is ready put in tho chestnuts and bruise them iii it Flavor with vanilla aid mix nil well together Rub tho nitxturo through n coarso wire sloVo on 9 n dish into tho form of pyramid and wrvo surrounded with wljlppcd cream oredty4tllmcrry t xJfi il51r Tn jvor very thoughtfully and fiuall said lJritwt n Iho whiffs of hispipc Lady hc Lofjl nust have sent you tame bc auej all Uio people living in tho Bor mudns I nlpno perhaps can help your havent much only my little fnnn herO nail these rudo huts but if you will accept hue of the latter ns n tem Xrarydwolling it is yours for na long is yon may wish to stay As for food if yon can put up with my faro of milk iud sweet potatoes with now nail then v 111fof meat and all time fish you want vo bo uanght In the bay you nro wol oiuoV No dont thank nio ho said ns I tried tooxpressrnygrntitudo I have j qnihiuking making some otto this uu the privilege of pleasant cdmpMiy for I rra getting old anti have lived J too long alone Indeed you will lo man favor by accepting my offer Tho very next lay wo had removed our longings to one of tho huts which rseL1 to servo us as woll ns if it Gf8ih palnUnl mansion In that favored Vlanl iL JJWY piSiJlloCtu lli ifl tht6I1iysicimtim bail or l1LUVII my uiuinui tr riKJiui 1111 ui tjniu- XMsiblo in tim open air it mattered lit tlo what kind of a rooftree sheltered ns at night Amid so tar ns I was concerned it was n joy to wander in tho shado of how fragrant trees anti along tho beach vhcro shells o every hue were abundant ind where lie crystal wntors covered ho gardens of sea plants Seeing that I liked to work about tim flower garden indknbwing lint ho might Bpealc to mo mnkly my aged friend suggested that I miiko nn attempt to wrest livelihood from thofioil I am too old ho said to embark in any now adventures but if you vent to try it why heros the garden with as rich n soil ns anywhere njid memo are nil tho tools nnd seeds you need Yon BCljnr like n strong maid MUiiblo lady Nobody need know what you nroilolug us my place issosecut1cd- u1l nil tho time your mother will bo ettJughor health while you am gain ng strength audperliapsniokiug money there arc three or four things that pay here ill Bnrmndn These mire potutoog niioiis arrowroot and Easter lilies rime first three nro too difilonlt for you to manage but tho last it seems to me vonld bq easy to cnltivato anti pleasant 10 raise Now ono corner of that plot is iltvady planted with Easter bulbs anti If yon will tnko the care of thorn off my minis I shall fool greatly obliged mind vill dfvido tho profits with you into tho largainWordanliko I jumped nt this gomicrons ffcr and to make a long story nhort cndetl thoso lilies so assiduously that iveii tho first Bcnsoufl profits wcro very latisfiiptory Time second seasons were much moro so and tIm third nnd fourth bund us With a surplus of cnsh to our rcdlt and half tho little vale planted with bulbs Onr good old friend died the fourth rear of our stay but loft us a lifo inter C1it in his estate for n small considcra Line nnd wo continued In tho occupn Lion which wo had found BO pleasant iud which promised to Lo so profitable tfy mother regained her health and rcni choice worked with mo in tho Gur len while I myself hind becomo EO n nchcd to tIme place anti so contented at ny labors that I doubt if anything in UI world could draw mo nwny There nro features of ourso mainly depending upon n worn i11l1i1 performance of whnt is usually done jy men Tho middlemen doubtless rob bed mo nt times tho lilies did not nl ways arrive In Now York in good coui lition nud fioraatiuics tho bulbs would jo injured by a protracted sea voyage tgain land cannot bo purchased hero by alien Americans ns tho Bermudas Constitute n military colony and only hoso loyal nud subject to tho British lucen can own real estate but long lenses are easy to obtain and thus all laujjcr of forfeiture is obviated Atilt there is also a peculiar satisfac tion in tho reflection that all tills lovo linosjB was in a sense the creation of my own hands a sensation only under stood by those who hnvo gardens of their JWll JiAKA EKplCOTT STAKDLEY =Clear BtarcMujr I An English mntron claims that clear starching is accomplished this way to tho best advantage Wash tho nrticlcs in thrco wntcrn dry them mId dip them in a thick starch previously strained through muslin Squeeze them ahako them gcjitlynnd again liming thom up to dry WllQI1 try dip them twice or thrice in dear Water squeeze them spread thrill oh n linen cloth ron them up in it end lot them lip nn hour before iron Immi them A small picco of white war niMi 1 to limo itt arch prevcntd tho iron fn 1 Btickiiipt and gives n glossy surface to I nt rfelt L r iiOMETS AND GOWNS THE STYLES DISCLOSED BY MODISTES AND IMPORTERS Trimmed SkIrts Slave Coino toStaySiouI- der Ream Are draiiualljr Lcnctlienini Accordion Ilnlllnc IlevlTcd Novel Shirt Volntsi nnd Jlloo c llllllncrr AR tho season advances tho iucdming fashions for Into spring midsummer nro disclosed luid doubts sot nt rest con Corning souio of tho graver problems Unit vex womens souls earlier iu the season It is certain now that trimmed Skirts will provnil cspecinlly In thin mntcrinls While tho now drew skirts slow differences in cut oath decoration tho changes are not so radical as to greatly distress provident women with old gowns to mnkff over Mnny Will bo glad to learn tint tho popular boll shape falling full at tim back nnd close fitting over tho liSps is retained on tho list for Limo spring of 1807 All Bonsiblo women dread nny turn in fnshlona wheel which brings to tho top sloping shoulder effects but the vcr dfct liar gono forth anti en effort li bo hug mndo to lengthen time shoulder BcnniH Sleeves aro smaller and many arc uiado ornate with slurring null tuck IMFORTED HATS AND GOWNs ing A small puff or epaulet still ap pears as n finish for the top of the sleevesShirt waists and blouses remain mId a genuine blessing these are tho one bring lug comfort on hot days and the other a dressy effect In coujunction with a black satin Bkirt Tho modern blouse may bo ns simple nan shirt wnist or na elaborate as tho bodice of nn evening gown It may bo well to explain In this connection that ninny of tho shirt waists now pro paring for tho summer campaign nro de cidedly fanciful being frilled shirred miami laco edged until they nro many re moves from the original nrticlowitli its stiff linen collnr A pleasing revival is that of accordion plaiting which appears iii gowns wraps nud hat trimmings In illustration of the new styles may t bo described two Imported costumes Omim jmic1i4Io ic Juina sikJmamLn bodice epaulets nnd c llnr In coarse black guipuro hannoniziug with the trimming on the lower part of the skirt Tho bodice opens over a full front in white muslin Tho draped belt Is in black satin morvcllleiiFP shot with red Tho Kccmid mimosa lies u skirt In cream colored canvas TIme blouso bodice Is a good representation of time np to unto blouse It Is mndo of flowered veiling anti is sot off with a bolero vest iu black velvet trellis work Tho belt iri of black velvet Toweled bncklcs edema tho col lnr nnd bolt This stylo of bodico would look well in n variety of materials nnd colors mill is very fashionable Mnny of the now tailor mndo gowns nro decidedly smart Indeed the pros pact is that plain tailor gowns will bo In tho minority Tho ubiquitous bolero has invaded this department A charm lug example is in violet tinted cloth Tho short bolero bodice is fastened by n jeweled button over n full yoko and vest of narcissus green silk mid swathed nt tho waist by folds of n dark violet colored satin Tho narcissus grccu is again employed ns n groundwork to n flno nppliquo embroidery of iridescent niotal cord this serving ns n border to tho foot of tho skirt amid ns nu outllno to tho rovers yoke amid cuffs of tho boo lero Tho lint is of finely plaited straw in a biscuit fihndo nnd lies scarfs or 1 hY iALWt JAVtS AJUJ1b narcissus green nnd violet silks twisted round tho crown tying in n cluster of light and dark violet plumes at tho left side Tho hints now in ovidenco are marked by conspicuous colors reds and greens leading and n jumble of flowers feath ors tullo nnd chiffon In addition to tho foregoing arc all kinds of hat or naments in gold jet steel and jeweled effects Aigrets arc also in favor ns are glace gauze anti moire ribbons Tho tendency is to mass tho trimming to ono side though there are exceptions to this tale Tho shapes nro ns varied ns the trimn Tljero are small limits nud large its 1Il1l1 toque without numbe- rThcare lso sailor litds with medium low crownB Aucn Vumnmr Large Currency Sneak Thief SampIty was orbout JimmyI Howuz making bigmoney mid the perlioo broke him all up Footpad Sim Big money wax ho What wna his lay M Snoak Thief SamCoIning silver dol laz An Ancient Mark Down Sale Hewitt Cattlo were once used as cur rencyJowitt And I suppose when you went to n mark down sale you saw n card rending I Marked Down to Om Calf Former Price One Cow 1 11 J0 c UNIQUE WICKERVVORK Ideal IMrfcoi In tho Way of Piirlnff and Summer IurnMilng With the spriiip tho new Fchemes in wickerwork scorn to multiply moro and more Among chnruiing piccca described anti illustrated by Tim Decorator and Furnisher is a Hcttce or kind of lounge UO CHAIRS FOil WAKll WKATIIEIt yaM chair which holds nt full length the body It is straw celor with n projec tion at the hack which nets as u shelf peculiarly suitable for n piazza or upper porches where tho furnishing is ono which partukcs of a roomlika effect Another piece of exceedingly decorative nature is a wicker settee which in low In character with six posts of hoary wicker which net as a top ornamenta lion This affair is most available for corner seats It admits of n largo cush ion which can be covered with glazed crctouuo in bright tints mind devices iu big roses oversize blossoms nud tho like Hampers iu wicker make are this sea son painted iu different tones of color the sago green being tho most attractive They aro of excellent size and havo for an ornamentation three clasps of a pret ty plaitedpattern These affairs are suit iblo as a convenience for largo bath rooms or nurseries whore children need a variety of fresh underwear ovary day U lined with a pretty crotonno they present quite n decorative appearance As for chairs in wicker and chairs in cano there are samples without number 3ardon scats in different sises are pnint jd in rich shades of green the smaller size being peculiarly fitted as a childs t lmnira chormiug thing for a littlo one I to use on n piazza Couches aro in different shapes A beautiful piece of English design is a good honest largo and broad lounge ivhlch could servo as a bed lu any small room without taking up too much epaco mud yet look well For ideal summer pieces in tho way furnishings there sire tho Yokohama eatables made of bamboo in all their mtnral colors n soft neutral tint with shelves at thaeldo which open and close Clicso affairs are wonderful construe ions for a ladys use Tho table itself 19 on a broad plan BO cool in appear nice and yot convenient in every do J all suitable for any room one of tho mmmer fixings which clyes repose and I iito nil this wicker furniture its chief merit is tho true simplicity its make mill which of course ia Its attractive feature IlroaentTime taste of American china painters is beginning to incline toward conven tional decoration always satisfying and Buitablo to all occasions says Art Ama tour Qua of time best decorators of table service in New York reports all of her largest orders as coming in this direc tion They are executed In tho highly glazed tints applied by dusting tho powder colors upon tho surface of the ware tho tint forming a colored baud of graceful irregular design on each dish Elaborate scrolls of raised gold or I white enamel or both furnish the orna mentation and sometimes band or Irregular spaces filled entirely with dais of pasta and then covered solidly with gold are added with excellent effect For example on a pretty quaint sugar howl and creamer tbo bamLat tbo t top of tho bowl may be covered with thcso tiny dots giving when finished a gold band of very rich appearance while tho curving lower part of the bowl is tinted in plain color Lemon rndUnt I Add a quart of milk unskimmed tot cups of bread crumbs and when well soaked mix in tho yolks of 4 eggs beat u very light with a cup of granulated sugar Add 3 tablespoonfuls of butter melted and tbo grated rind of a lemon When well mixed turn into a greased pudding dish and bake Daunt let it be overdone for it will tlioa bo watery Make n meringue of the whites ot time eggs owl onehalf of a cup of pulverized sugar and flavor with tho juice of the lemon Spread on too pudding whea cold and brown in a oven The foregoing is from TabloTalk Bread Stemming For Slab Soak half a pound of bread crumbs in Water until soft then pccsrt drYPg a little minced colon in bptfcr adt1be- heall n small picco of g1ijiotimem- omo chopped parsley enjl ppij r and limit When ithnsc0Qec41r ilumLnntub- Leo icinovo from tho flro mthdr In onoegg About Vidng Ikdla Rolls tire moro crisp and tender wfaeq j baked quickly and tbd hon6 of thoovda S should bo somewhat ffroatcibthan for bread They hoW41jnsidorably lighter than broad wfaoa put to boise na tho f rmostaton is ar 1OJdredtorLint lIttlo after thoyga tuUioovca Mra Ewing Tho Oid Cliantllly Shwl Have you laid away somovf nero an Id fosliioucd chantilly shawl It BO ring it out from its hiding place forts usefulness is by no moans a thing of tho past Draped over black satin it k rnusfonned tate a laco dress a dcsir iblo pORsesRion at tho trcseut timov Easter is Corning o 5 ff ti If You Are Not a Customer of Ourso It will be worth your while to come in some time and take the time to look t over some of the values we arc show nglm The flood tide of spring business isiIpqijLis We have been preparing for it for weeks Weve been doing some masterful buying for you All that is newest and best awaits your inspection iI Dress Goods Strictly and only at time top is our Dress Goods Department We propose to keep it there We have plain goods which plain people prefer and all the combinations that Fashion approves Spring Parasols The sun never shone on Handsomer Styles than we now have in stock Everyone a distinctive novelty You should make your Easter selection now Everything Fresh and New In Laces Embroideries Dress Trim mings of every descriptiona most complete line Our prices are the I- Upholstery Department Homes ore now being prepared lor Easter Sprirg cleaning time is here You need new Curtains Portieres Rugs Mattings Draperies etc etc We are in fix to help you Our stock nod styles are uptodate and prices extremely low Dont Forget Our great stock of the most stylish and desirable Shoes for men and women boys and girls We have a great line of Special Bargains in our Shoe Depart ment S What everybody says must be so You are sure to find what you want at ALXANDEWSIMAUL5ONVILLE1 r X T y r I4 rJI 00 iiii l 51 I f 1 t1ee BEB PUBLISHING COMPANY J Incorporated SecondeISUBSCRIPTION RATES s One Year strictly Indnce ti ea i 50ThreeMomhsSingle Cople I Specimen milled tree on application Correspondents wanted In ill parts of Ihe county Address ni for particular IA THURSDAY APRIL 15 1897 ANNOUNCEA1ENTS STATE IIHATC pOBINSONVe are authorized to announce StateSenatorChristian subject to Ibe action of the Republican arjr LI ESandChli party i fPRIT or None As we cant get 1p fwith no judge at allwe must Jo PrattrDR HUNTER comes up smiling and bears the look ofyou never touched me 110 TiiE BEES calendar has con tantly and accurately foretold the wKrthcrtrrisirionth Look at it The evening edition of the At lanta Constitution has been discon tinued after only a few months fl publicationpREFEREE KILROV says next time the Democrats want to have a pub o lip meeting they will spring a buHI fight 01 the boysnSOME speculation is indulged as whether sparring exhibitions are to become a permanent feature of Candidate Nunns declama tlonsfVILL wonders never cease AISt Louis girl smoked six packs of cigarettes a day and then hada s left to to kill wherselfTIlE silver wing of the Demc cratic party will hold their State Convention on Junes to nominate a candidate for Clerk of Court of Appeals TIlE BEE has a straight tip that Dr H P Sights of Henderson has been appointed assistant at the Hopkinsville Asylum in place of Dr Miller BOXING is a thing that is pos scsscd of many possibilities NunnJ the least important of which s use an audience creator for Demos cratic meetings PRESIDENT McKiNLEY will ride a Kentucky saddle horse which has been bought for him at Lexington Where but in Kentucky should he find a proper mounta TilE Mayfield Mirror is advocat ing straight anarchy from sheer force of habit It commends the tollgate raiders as a liberty lovingI free American people asserting their love of life liberty and pur suit of happiness CAN it be that Cato and Shaw have a buzzing in their bonnets that induced them to vote against the county scats interests and in favor of a small corner of the county that is nevertheless a DemiI ocratic strongholdti jSix pages this week and every one of them brimful of news local and generaland as hand some as a picture All for the best interests of the community andv ajl written and selected with the strong purpose that nothing objec tionabie or vicious shall finda place in the columns of TilE JB AzEnIcAilas paid to foreign ship owners since the Civil War a sum ol money twice as large as our nas lional debt was when the war closed or more than four Millions tlf dollars Republican doctrine favors American vessels built by American labor to carry American freight and stop this frightful drain tijLour resources THE Commercial has been making Jlwbfi rather warm for Mr Thos 7 HMi formerly of this county lIIll I III I i 1 and Capt Noel Gaines who have been working up the bribery charges against Hunter Wilson and Franks Disclosures have been made not altogether compli mentary to the assailants It is not unlikely that an investigation in Hopkins would add to the Com merciaFs ammunition TURNPIKE raiders with no other tollgate worlds to conquer now tear tobacco beds and order farmers to raise only one third of a crop One of the works of these bandits is as justifiable as the other but the at tacks on the farmers will be less popular among the political dema gogues and anarchists than the tollgate raids Both are de nounced by good citizens HOPKINSVILLE will have a pub lic library and in good time be as well equipped in this line as Earl ington has been for several years By dint of persevering work on the part of the Hopkinsville Li brary Association they have collected some 450 volumes and expect to have hso in the treasury at the close of the present lecture course season Rooms will he obtained and the Library opened at an early date WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN is to be a judge in the interstate oratori cal contest which will occur in Emporia Kansas May 7 There arc two sets of judges One set are judges on delivery the other on thought and composition Thoughtful men even in Kansas take care that William J shall not be set up as a judge of thought He is to be a judge of delivsry and should should certainly be well equipped after his stand and de ilvcr tours of 1896 ENORMOUS shipments of merchandise arc being made from Eu ope to the United States in anticipation of the enactment of the Dingley Tariff All the available cargo space is being engagedweeks ahead This btuff is brought in foreign vessels too The time will come we trust when American labor now idle and defrauded of its occupation by adverse tariff legislation will make these goods we need and American shipping the American flag will be aramount on the high seas How is it that Mr Nance has nly lately discovered that Dr possesses neither the- atural ability or the acquired attainments one should possess who aspires to so honorable a position By his own public admission in joint caucus he declares he voted or this same Dr Hunter more than fifty times last winter The surely has now at least as muchnatural and acquired ability s then He should consider or not this inconsistent excuse docs not place his own record under a halo of suspicion GRAHAM VREELANDS imprisonment at Frankfort yesterday for refusing to testify before the grand jury will test the point as to whether a newspaper man is to be relieved in Kentucky from telling what he may have learned in the pursuit of his profession It has been decided in some states that a newspaper mans secrets in a pro fessional way are as exempt from public investigation as the professional secrets of a practicing phy Mr Vreeland is the well known correspondent of the Courier Journal and that paper will look after his interests TilE crusade against Inc socalled new journalism is on in earnest mong prominent educators Christian people and decent newspapers The general trend of thought is indicated by this plain language of President Moffatt of Washington and Jefferson College Decent people ought to withdraw all patronage and publicly condemn such papers The sending of a few prominent editors to the penitentiary for indecency might deter a host of imitators We publish in full today some expressions on this subject which ll who receive a newspaper into homes should read and ponder Kentucky Crops Official reports to the State Commissioner of Agriculture indicate a ery favorable condition for wheat unless it should be caught by a late freeze The crop is very for ward Oats will probably be three weeks later than the average year owing to the continued rainfall which has interfered with sowing Outlook for tobacco is very unfavorable Plants will be late anti Fruit prospects are bright Corn crop will be generally lateI and a continuation of adverse con dhidns will soon make the situation serious They ore Sale Three Links The Christian world need have no fears of the Order that feeds the hungry clothes the naked visits the sick buries the deadI cares for the widows andeducates the orphan 4 = f j to7 01 cj t SEVEN BALLOTS Yesterday but No Election All tho FrankfortNews GRAhAM VREELAfil IMPRISONED Because He Would Not Testify Before the Grand Jury PEN PICTURES OF MEMBERS Frankfort April 14 Special to THE BEESeven ballots taken today without result The Sound Money Democrats adhered to their resolution not to break a quorum and the balloting has gone merrily on One of the liveliest sensa tions today was the imprisonment of Graham Vrceland special cor respondent to the CourierJour nal by the grand jury for refusing to testify before that body in theI bribery investlationI Frankfort Ky April 14 1897 The Revenue Dills Which were introduced in the House March iCth and referred to a committee who prepared substitutes and reported them March 3011 were two of them passed on Saturday April loth and sent to the Senate Until these bills have all been acted upon the expense of Ihe legislature cannot be chargeable to the Senatorial issue Any delay in electing alter they are out of the way wilt be an extra expense solely on that account The Treasurers notification last week that after the warrants issued for services rendered up to Saturday April loth were paid no money would be forthcoming till after July sat seemed to act as a spur to the legislators and the Revenue Bills were moved forward rapidly What the Senate which failed to act upon them last winter will do this time cannot be fore told Senator elect Hager came down last week with a certificate of election prepared to take his seat only to discover that be was a little too previous The law requires that the convasslng board of the other counties shall send the returns to the canvassing board of the county in the district having the largest vote which shall on the second Tuesday after the election proceed to canvass the vote of the several counties as returned and make out three certificates of election one to be retained one to be delivered to the successful can dldate and one sent to the Secretary of State Therefore the Senator elect can not be sworn in until after next Tuesday April aoth The third revenue bill No 86 which fixes the rate of taxation per SJOO of property 5234 cents for the next three years passed the house today Many of the members seemed very indifferent and left the House before adjournment and the vote stood 68 to 12 showing twenty absentees The Senate is now responsible- for any delay in relieving the State from financial embarrassment The Demo cratic aggregation continued the no quorum dodge on Monday and Tuesday assisted by pairing Republicans Twenty three pairs were announced on Monday and ten on Tuesday The attempt to implicate Dr Hunter in a scheme to purchase votes for his election- to the U S Senate has proved abortive They did protest too much In the first place no one believes that it is likely that any shrewd man wouldunattended by one or more of his own friends accompany a stranger for the distance of a mile to the bouse of another stranger to bold such an InterviewSecondly it seems entirely unnecessary after the alleged introduction of Hunter to Gaines on arriving in the library of the latter for Tanner to have retired to act the eavesdropper as be says he bad ar ranged the details of the transaction and there could be no reason for privacy Third there were only two votes neces sary to elect Hunter as Senator Stege would whenever his vote would elect vote for Hunter On March 3ist the vote stood Hunter 60 Blackburn 43 Davie 13 Boyle 7 Stone z making It necessary for some one to receive 63 in order to elect and with Stege voting for Boyle The situation did not change until April gtb when Mr Baldwin voted for Hunter This change had been anticipated for some days for the reason given by Baldwin when changing his vote So that there was one package too many in the financial statement of the boodle shown On Saturday when the Anti Hunter combination bad broken a quorum and the vote on adjournment showed a tie 58 vot- Ing for and 58 against MrLyons who was paired with Dr Daugberly when the tie was announced asked to have his name recorded in the negative as his pair permitted him to vote on a roll call as to adjournment Mr Bronston insisted that It was too late as the vote was announced but the Speaker said that in order to settle the question and afford an opportunity for another ballot though he thought it a use less waste of time he would vote nay Mr Lyons said be again as yesterday question ed the right of the Presiding officer lo vote upon any question in the joint session The President said be understood the objection but bad decided that point and the clerk would proceed lo call the roll for another ballot Mr Lyons proceeded to argue the question but his voice was effectually drowned by the gavel of the presiding of ficer and laughter of the members When Mr Lyons bad subsided the President courteously enquired it thn gentleman bad finished If so the clerk would proceed with the roll call which resulted as before The Gollah of the House is Mr J W Morgan of Christian county When sitting at the desk there is nothing to denote his great stature but when addressing the Speaker he telescopes to his full height of sixfeet four ard his spare figure clad in a closefitting Prince Albert suit of black is the living illustration of the definition of a straightline length without breadth His deskmate Mr Carson of Louisville Is rather below the medium height and the contrast is startling one being like a mile In length the other a mile stone Mr Morgan is one of the wideawake members usually on band to attend to business andialways knowing what is going on in House and ready to take a part in its dis cusslon Mr Flipped of Monroe whose desk is next to that of Mr Morgan ranks next to him In perpendicularity being able lo straighten up lo six feet three and one quarter Inches and very slender He is chairman of the Judiciary Committee and I 1tIi t An Abscess In tho Stomach Caused Groat Suffering Was Confined to tho Sod But Now Ablo to Work II In October 1895 I lied an abscess In my stomach I WAS also taken with pleurisy and coughed very badly I was treated by physicians but did not Improve I gave up nit hope of ever getting well My right sIde was swollen and I was not ablo to walk across tho room end was confined to my bod I was advised to try Hoods Sarsaparllla and began taking it In thrco days I could ceo n change for tho better I kept on taking Hoods Sarsaparilla until I lied taken four bottles and continued to Improve I nm now able to don good days workon tho farm M E MANN Domossvlllo Ke- ntuckyHoods SarsaparilladtslsrforS5 C Lowell Mass Oet Hoods ixml only Hoods tIncrHoods I considered a conservitivo lawyer sale counsellor and an effective debater Mr Carton of Louisville and Mr Ball of Henderson are the House twins bearing so close a resemblance in size and general appearance that the one is frequently mis taken for the other and It is even said that their photographs having been taken at the same time by the same artist were ex changed when forwarded to their respect ive families and being so like and inter changeable the mistake was only discov ered by the dissimilarity of druDKN REUBEN HAYSEED A True Story of the Plug Train Neighbor Morgan and Rouben Written for TUB DEE One day last week when the Providence acommodation train No 70 arrived at Slaughters atypical native dressed in a suit of homespun jeans and armedwith the regulation carpet bag and faded umbrella ran excitedly up to Neighbor Morgan the veteran conductor and gasped Cap ycr reckon Ill hev t JNeighborthat he would Whar do you git em at he asked as he rushed wildly around and made a dash into the freight roomSomeone finally captured him and steered him to the ticket window where after considerable parlaying and counting out rusty nickels and pennies he secured his ticket and made another one of his headlong rushes to get on the train The first door he came to was the baggage car door and he unhesi tatingly stepped in but was instantly ejected by the baggage master who in language more forcible than elegant informed him that he was mistaken Once more some kindhietteaon looker came to his rescue and showed him where to get on He ascended the steps as if doubtful oi their safety and on reaching the platform peered inside and after some hesitation knocked gently on the door Of course no one rappedloudbody inside was smiling and some one said Come in Reuben opened the door reached up and got his massive straw hat and mistaking the array of smiles and winks fora welcome said Howdy do Howdy ye all do Hows all yer folks ter hum Then he passed down the aisle shaking hands with everybody with such interrogations as Hows yer wheat lookin and yitNeighbor on the platform with his hands stuffed deep in his pockets and watched Rubes queer antics while a broad grin overspread his face and when Rube began shaking hands he Neighbor turned to a bystander and wayMywhat do you reckon that fellow will donextNow there arc no doubt many who doubt this little talc but nevertheless it is the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth If anyone doubts it just get Neighbor to tell you about it which he will do withinterestSPECTATOR POLITICAL POINTS I bylieThursday to be beaten in the No vember election As THE BEE has said before C J P are the initials of our next Circuit Judge 114 Mr J R Rash made an impression on the Democrats of the byhistalked of p There are many ways to get a speakerYotiwill not always hear 11 amongDemocratic and the State The State Central Committee attempted last Thurs organizationthe hands of Jack Chinn and Watt Hardin The Louisville Democrats spurn the thought of usurp ation of their local self govern ment and the fight is on GRASS Good farmers whose nterest lie in the grain and grass are rapidly learning that the most profitable place for their manure for grain crops is upon a sod of the previous year so that the chemistry of the soil can better prepare it for the grain crop while tho im mediately available paris feed at once the grass n WAR IS ON Reputable Newwspapers College Presidents and Others Work ing up a Great Popular Movement AGAINST OFFENSIVE JOURNALISM New York Apt tl rdDuring the past two weeks the newspaper war has been on in deeper earnest and has taken a new and more serious turn against the exemplars of the so called new which has become very offensive to decent people and aroused their strong an tagonism Months ago Charles A Dana the venerable editor of the SUn commenced a crusade against journalismOther and as a result of the publicitythus given ministers began to preach against new journalism and libraries and clubs passed resolutions and orders prohibiting the cxhibi bitition of the offending ncwspap ersThe other day the Commercial Ad vtrtiitr published nearly a page of interviews with college presidents- on new journalism Some of the comments of these educators arc as follows J G Schurman the president of the Cornell University said Newspapers are today among our most potent educational agencies They may strengthen and elevate or weaken and debase tho intellectual and moral tastes and powers of the people The chief trduble is with their news columns Here they are guilty of three great faults First they do not report actual facts but serve up instead sensational stories secondly they do not distinguish sufficiently between events which are important and events which are unimportant and thirdly they evince an increasing predilection for sensationalism lubricity and the gutter Cure these evils and we shall have a healthy and a helpful press But how I answer Let editors and managers take higher views of their vocation and let the public refuse to patronize either as subscribers or as advertisers our corrupt and corrupting jour nals and so kill them by starvation president tady wrote If some journalists are beyond the reach of moral influence journalism itself always yields sooner or later to the financial argu ment Such popular agitation as wilt lead especiallyfrombe the surest way to deal with the pres questionJ Taylor the president of Vassar wrote strooglytbetic under the pretense of satisfying it A change must come The law Is better than violence Unless the law restrains them there is danger that parties abused will take the law into their own bands T J Gannon S J president of St Johns College of Fordham saidObedience to the recent letter of Leo XIII on the reading of bad books is the particularform countryB of Columbian University of Washington said journalismbutlikely to curb it buta public taste that will make a scavenging unprofitable Matthew H Buckham president of the University of Vermont wroteRally the moral sense of the community so that both advertisers and purchasers will establish such a moral and financial boycott against it that all decent people awayintopressF of Richmond college said The evils of the new journalism have not been exaggerated They are as per vasive as they are corrupting Edward D Eaton president of Beloit college wrote Reverence and selfcontrol are pillars of the republic Newspapers should be great educators of public taste and morals The new journalism imperils all these intrcsts and menaces personal and national welfareSo also wrote the secretary o UniversityfHe journalIsm morality of the community E M Cravath president of Fisk University said License of journalism that disintegrates and imperils the foundation of permanent and wholesome social development must public honorable and financially unprofitable and stringentlawsment J D Moffat president of Wash ington and Jefferson College wroteIf journalism means freedom to reveal Ihe sins and follies which are done in secret and should be kept concealed from the curious crowd then it is demoral agenciesDecentpatronage and publicly condemn such papers The sending of a few prominent to the penitentiary for indecency might deter a imitators Thomas Fell president of St Little Men and Women We call them little men and little women but thcy are neither They have Ideas and ways all own Fortu nately they soon become fond of codliver oil when It Is iriven to them In the form of SCOTTS EMULSION This Is the most valuable remedy in wastingdiseases poorly nourished scrofulous child the thin weak fretting child the young childwho does not J aU take Scotts Emulsion without force or bribe It seems as If they knew that this meant nourishment and growth for bones muscles andnerves Book telling more about It Itttt It wont pay to try a substitute for Scott Emulsion with the children They will relish the real thing For sale at 50c and 100 by all druggist SCOTT a BOWNE New York Johns College of Annapolis said It hard to realize the habits of thought engendered and the kind of tastes and In terests stimulated by a steady course ot reading of this kind In former years one used to regret the sensational dime novel which found its way into the hands of so conntrybut nicious form of literature for one cent KENTUCKY PEDAGOGUES Information of Interest to the Teachers of Hopkins County EDUCATIONAL MEETING BOWLING GREEN Every one of the teachers of Hopkins County is interested in lentuckyEducational will be held in Bowling Green June 29 to July i inclusive Every effort is being made and will be made to make this the most pleasant and profitable as well as meetinginA full program is being prepared and much of the best school talent- In the State and in the United States will be called into the ser vice of the Association A special effort is being made to secure a large attendance from every county in the State and the committee offers a fine silk banner- to the county that shows by receipts from ticket agents that that county has furnished the largest attendanceBowling Green has promised to do herself proud to make the stay of the visitors pleasant Her people have planned many pleasant entcitainments for the teachers who attend the Association and aside from the profit in a proles sional way that will come to nil who attend it will be a most de lightful summer outing The Mammoth Cave and the newly dis covered Colossal Tavern will be visited The Tennessee Centennial will be in full blast at this time and since it is only about two hours ride from Bowling Green an opportunity will be given to visit tins great show after the Association SOME FINANCIAL TALK What a Contributor Thinks About Some Phases of the Motley Question I EDITOR BEE Never since the agitation of the slavery question have our people been so stirred up as they have been during and since the last presidential canvass on the silver or money question but unlike the slavery question in that it has more sides to it and fewer there be who understand it Yet if noise and bluster count for knowledge there is not a onehorse editor of a country paper silver or a school house politician silver but knows more in one minute on State and National finance and currency than Mr Carlisle knew all the four years he was United States Treasurer What a burlesque on our intelli gence when the buckeye politicians arc our leaders and presume to fill our county and State offices unless there is a purpose in keep ing the facts hidden to delude the populace secure support and get officeI have often asked how could the free and unlimited coinage of silver at any ratio with gold in crease our wealth happiness or prosperity It has never been answered The mere statement that it would do so is no argument I could say that the moon was made of green cheese but that would not make it so and yet such a declaration is not half as foolish as that the free and unlimited coinage of silver would heal the finan cial question because the former cannot be denied practically where as the latter can be practically and theoretically denied and proven as wellHistory is a reliable witness It teaches us that every nation on thin globe having the free coinage of silver passes said coin at the ratio the metal value of the coin bears to the metal value of gold The reason for this is very palpable when we remember that gold and silver are productions the mines and not of the mechanic when we remember their uses in the arts andsciences which forces the value according to supply and demand as certainly as the needle points to the pole We have not taken into consideration local cause or transportation or the expenses in its uses aU of which serve to show us that a double standard of any two metals is practically impossi ble The government might issue an edict yes that such should be so and so but to enforce it would be another thing Forcing a double standard on this country by law would be a much bigger job than enforcing the law prohibiting the liquor traffic because the for mer would be unnatural and the latter natural T J G LINSEED About two ounces of linseed meal added to the fond of a horse once a day will cost but little and greatly add to the condi tion of the animal in assisting to regulate the bowels and improve the coat It is cbnsidered the best of all remedies for hide bound and is highly relished by all classes of stoCk t r 1 I jI ALL THE BILLS Continued List of the BiPs Considered by the Kentucky General Acssmbly and Their Progress NUMEROUS BILLS REJECTED As Not Germane to tho Subject9 Men tioned in the Proclamation I Frankfort April 13 Special to TilE BmtnThic following Senate Bills have been killed in the Sen subjectsincluded the Governor which called tim General Assembly in session and cut out iU work- S B sRelalinR lo roads and pass ways Withdrawn March 19 S B 10 Relating to roads and pass ways Rejected March 30 S U uTo amend section 4 chapter II acts 1896 Rejected March 30 S B J9To appoint commissioners to revi io the general laws of tte Stair Withdrawn April 8 S U 2jTo amend an act providing for the creation and regulation of private corporations Rejected April 8 The following Senate Bills have passed the Senate and been reported to the House No 2Denefit of Agricultural and Mc chanical College No 3 To perfect indexing of public records In counties of the Commonwealth No 7For formation of trust and banking corporations in counties of less than 100000 inhabitants No 14 Relating to times and terms of circuit courts No 15 To make women eligible lo of ices ot school trustees and members of Board of Education and empower them to vole in such elections No 17 Betterment of common schools No 21 Affecting towns ot the Cth classNo z6To regulate elections No 27 Grading of applicants for Ii cente in cities of the mst class Here is the continuation of the list of bills introduced in Senate and House Dill Introduced In Ihe Senate Continued No 2hiollowayAn act lo amend section 47 chapter 3 of Kentucky Statutes No30lamlSA act requiring offi c appointed on recommendation of political committees providingforcommittee appointed to attend the burial of Hon Rozel Welsseoger Bills Introduced in the House Continued No 89 Phelps To protect trees and fruit from the ravages of the San lose scale and other destructive Insects No gJSwinfordAn act lo amend charters of fourth class cities permitting sprinklingNo the manner of voting in this commonwealth provideforEddyville Penitentiary- No 93lbyAn act lo prescribe tIme duties and powers of the Commissioner of Agriculture Labor and Statistics No 94DotlsonAn act regulating the pay of Inspector of illuminating oils No gsGrider An act to amend sec tion 2 of an act entitled an act lo provids an efficient system of common schools throughout the stale Approved July 6 1893No 98 Tompkini Aa act to amend an New Shoe Our largo andexcellent stock of Shoes is proverb ial Honest values al ways No shoddy goods But we now have unusual variety and quantity Shoes for everybody We can please both you and your purse White Goods Fabrics That all women can appreciate Come early and get the prettiest and best India Linens Dimities Lawns Percales etc in endless variety Dress Stacks of fabrics of the Fashion World which Dame Fashion has ap proved this spring arc here Bright new stuffs every yardand eachn great bargain All sorts of Dress Goods both Color d and Black Silks in great variety for Shirt Waists ct entitled an act for the protection of purchasers lessees and Incumbrances of real estate approved March 17 1890 No 97CatronAti act amending an act which became a April 5 entitled an act for the creation and regulation of corporations in the Commonwealth of Kentucky No 98ThorneAn act to further regulate and duties of public warehousemen in this commonwealth ana prescribe penalty for violation thereof No gWblleAn act to amend act 13 of an act an act in relation to Rev enue and taxation which became law without the approval of the Governor Nov u 1892 THE KENTUCKY TRIPOD Thats Rllht- Drecklnrldgc News If the politicians and calamity bowlers would take a back scat for six months this country would get all right- pw Not the Only County Hartford Herald The Democratic party of Ohio 7 county is for pic not for principle and there is no inducement for any young man to join that party and the only place for them is among the Republicans a party of prin ciples 4114 tt That Stolen Platform Farmers Journal Democracy pledged itself to free silver in 1896 and we doubt not will promise government railroads government paper money and time whole populist platform if time leaders think that by so doing they can again take tho Pops into their camp Incredulouj Mayfield Item Col Ingersolls accusation that Ipeopleif the Colonel were not himself living on the incredulity of other people fri- E til Mr drcyot Slops Over 51 Princeton n publlcanLJohn L Grayot in his speech of acceptance of time nomination of commonwealths attorney saidelmthat Judge Pratt would be a Pop ulist when talking with a Populist 11 a Democrat when talking with fn W ItNoMr Grayot that Judge Pratt is a la Republican to the core and that Ui he docs not pretend to any ono to oJ be anything else Judge Pratt fn gets too many Democratic votes Ion account of his personal ularity and thats what hurts Mr Grayot and others of hits Judge Pratt docs not need to pre tend to he anything else than a In Republican as his official acts willie in the judicial chair of the mil fourth district have gained for legions of friends among all par tics iHave your tin roofs painted cheap by Walker Twyman f- up 1111 r Yci b- etozxe THe THINGS reI 111 AT THE St Bernard Stores L IUPStockssagSeasonscombat the timeshowever lmrdtoIeI1 Styles in and- Washable Fancy COds f 6 S a a 11 p 11 I popu kindt him11wu I urn Big Sale of 4 due Undcrmuslins and rl We have made a lucky purcnase of n complete line of Ladies Muslin Un 1 derwear and will sell at prices you have not seen before cheaper than you can make at home IParasols and Umbrellas The newest and prettiest conceits in sun protectors Fine Umbrellas and Um brellas not so fineall atiremarkably low prices Curtains and I Curtain Goods c If there is a window or a door in the dining room parlorranywhcre in the housethat needs curtain ing you will find what you oCurtainsWonderfully low priced + EmbroideryRUCMINGS W tiful Patterns that is the er lcttheyare simply exquisite Anything else you need or want at the 8t Bernard General Stores a q H 18 I k 4 1 1L W H of the We bash la No More Leon a Snltercr from lUieumatlim tot ovcral Yran and Ills Dralli t VlilloHuiliUn was Not En- tirelyF April U Daniel Wol Soy Voorhtes oxUnited States senator from time state of Indiana tiled at 5 a- matr his home In this city No los avenue Northeast Tim senator had been In poor health 1 for hcvcrnl years anti for the last two h years post had taken little part In time tlsra of the heart anti lab DANIEL WOLSRY VOOIIIIKKS friends therefore had cauu to expect Hint they might hisur of hI i Uath iud lenly The latt reports or him how tver were that ho was showing one ilgiis of nnl bli ilcnth therefore while nut cntlroly unex pocUid cam with tho MiilKnncii of a- Iot6 Mr Voorheei wni TJyoar of ago loat nnd prior to hU retirement from public llfu oa Mitrch 4 last had bon fur many year oiu of th i mot flurci In tho itonite llo was born In Liberty township lluffiilo county 0 nn1 In his early In fancy wui carried by hit parents to their plouecr houu In the Vubnnh val Icy Indiana In HW lu from till Indliina A iliury now De pauw ant studying law began IU yritetlcd In 1SJL Ills flrat public oflloe WA t entjro I upon In 1S33 part In Ufa tba rlttt ot ruU rf The TerN llauW bit baforj the war WAS an kblo one Thero iraro nuch man as Dick Initupson Crtof ihj uit In IroaMent llujrtii ciiblnoti Tom Nolon a brolbor ot tho cdldbrato irenoral Hull Nolson who was mmUlor to Mexico BoJ Chill Uayle t Iltnna Uirt Swoct Slncr of tho Wabaxh and who tcrval i minister to the Argentine Republic luring Mr ClarcUn flrst term harvey U seutt who iwrvcxl lu oouirrcs from the Terre Haute district ant otboM of ten renown Ai orlmlnul Iswycr h wjti tame before the war luJ ou tho stump ho via ICol Ned as the rival if Motion onJ Lan Wbeu the war broke out he wan at looked upon an a Union man or rather that he would follow the Douxloa wing of the democrat Id party To ono of the Oral regiment leaving Vcrre Haute for the front Voorbee presented a battlclUf Not long after that event two moot Inl were held on the IIAIJf evening In Terre Uul4l and ROme of Mr Voorhee frionilt In 2U01111 Win to attend the one at which word wore uttered that were In those day of turmoil regarded ai bordering oa dliloyaltr From that nUbtou Voorheo wa looked upon ai op posed to Oliver P Morton the war governor Although It It asserted that Oov Morton relied on Mr Voorhoei to rontratn the turbulent wing of the Indiana democracy In war Union lie was ihanrad with being a member of the Oolden SlnileHan altered disloyal orfanlutlon Ito was alao charged with maUlnj ipoechoi In and out of oongrest breathing doflanso to the ad- ministratIon ot Mr Lincoln AfUi1 the war as a eongreaiiman Voorhecs lupportod nearly all the popular measures to pension the Midlers and much of the bitterness engendered against hint during the war was forgotten No Indiana soldierever wrote D W Voorbeo without receiving a oourtooui reply and a word of advice bow to proceed In regard to necurlng a pedtTon lie was appointed to the teoato by Qov Wllllami to Oil the vacancy caused by the death of Oliver P Morton Ic IK77 and from that time till the fourth of last March nat In the highest legislative body of the I Und II will bo many days before Indiana will pro duce a more gifted xpeaker lie was known tat and near as the atlvertongued orator of the Wobiwh lie had the power to awing hla audience tnla way and then that from team ot wrrow to shouts of lovi from deathllko alienee 4 rrrTTTTi Jr YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 1897SUPPLEMENT Jr41N015 VOORHEES Sycamore Unrxpcrteil VWASIUNOTON Maryland rimeumaProceediflKN Improvement RepUimber plcturcaquo gratluated unlvorilty VourhooioxhlbttoJ 10 thundering applau 10 110 could miUo jurors weep or curl their lips with Insinuation Court room audloneea would cheer doiplta warnings from the ulicrlH or Judge nnd would light for pojltlonn to bear the silvery word Democracy worshipped hIs name more than llendrlclu They looked to the Tell Syca more for Ruldanoa Ho wan tholr 1lumfJ Knight their Navarro their Richard tho Lion Hearted their Idol At hone ho knew the labor tail people took their hani Inquired about simplybowedsands of dollar4 but tiled poor for Voor awayliemind In the country round nl mU Ho would talk with houi on tlio streat nl tholr thou- stores lie wu Pan Vorlirmc lJutebll with no frills sill when election limo came ho wa a hard mum to down J Revolt In Porto Rico NEW Yom April DCable advice received Wednesday evening an nounced that a revolt hud broken out in Porte Rico against the Spanish gov ernment nnd that engagements hud taken place In the towns of Yucuo and Adjuntn Ordered Hit Ortnlion Placed on Trial ruKTOiUA April 8 President Kru ger lint ordered that his grandson Lieut KlofT shall be placed on trial before a special court for tho offensive language usjd by him In u publlo ref erence to Queen Victoria ut Johannes burg A PrlMt Injured ST Louis AprIl8Igr Walsh pas tor of St Urldgots church was seri ously Injured In a collision on Jefferson avenue brlilffJ A motor car struck his buggy and Fr Walsh was thrown out with great force Tho exact extent ol his Injuries Is not learned Death of Dr Von Hlptilun Stephanimperialpostal department died luro ycster day War Declared Iletwuon Ureece and Turkey LONDOX April llAdispateim to the Observer from Homo says It Is re ported nt midnight that war has bean declared between Utvoco nail Turkey AFFAIRS IN CRETE 1 Warship Sent to ItUtimo to Auld the Turk to KrjcujtoC- ANBA April Olho foreign admi rals have sent a warihip to Kissamo with Instructions toai lst tho Turks In svacuatln that place the latter hating declared it to bo Impoislblo tore list time Insurgents Vednosuiya Ilre la Candia CAXKA April 0Time flrowhl h broke nt WodnesJay near tho cathedral In Candla dlstroyed tho rosUlenco of the bishop rime Orcok quarter was saved by tho Italian marines who demolished 1 number of buildings In order to heck tho progress of tho conflagra tion rhe Turkish Army uu the Macedonian Frontier FLABSOSA April IITho Turkish army remains camped In the positions which It occupied on Tuesday last The lurks continue strengthening time defenses of tho posses leading from Greek territory VICTIM OF THE MAFIA An Italian Stabbed by a Fellow Country mesa at Kane Pa Kiss Pa April tITohn Ccranlo is the victim of an Italian vendetta and is likely to die While ho was asleep at his hOlD Wednesday evening a fellow countryman named Mo rasco stole Into hU shanty and Inflicted five deep wounds In tho sleep ing mans neck anti faca with a sttl lotto almost severing tha jugular vein It now appears that 1Iora leo ho Is a member of tho mafia and was sent hereto put Ccrunle out of tIme way A Lynching Probable WICHITA Kits April 8Aspecial tc time Beacon from Nowklrk Okloscyi a negro porter named Caldwcll at Pont ca City assaulted a 13yearold white girl and a lynching is feared Found DeadDouble Suicide CHICAGO April 8W H Gage and his wife were found dead In bed nt 251 South Western avenue From a not found in tho room addressed to the coroner It was evidently n case of Bul cide Gage was n mechanic FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Kpcclnl Nmslon IN the Kcnato on the 7th consideration of the Cuban question and the mea uro for relict of Hood Nuffororii divided the time of the soulon The rending ot the prONldcntR message urging relief wan followed by the patxaaa of a Joint resolution appropriating tlMuoo to bo Immedi ably available Later thU action was rescinded and house resolution appropriating UOOOOO was passed unanimously The acnato then went Into executive leHHtqn In the house the presidents message was promptly acted upon ind n joint resolution authorizing the secretary of war to expend WWtW for tho relief of the Good aunereni of tho MUslxilppI yalloy was adopted The house udjournod until tho 10th IN the senate on the 8th Mr Morgan da m Ala tpalco for tho third Nucootslve day on his resolution declaring that a tato of war exists In Cuba Mr Nelson tune spoke for two hours on the bankruptcy bill opposing the pending Torrey bill Mr Chandler offered a resolution which wm a rjoJ to that the com mittee on Inlerslnto commerce bo directed to Investigate the paymonu mide or agreed to be node by the lntcr Uto commerce commission repNobJreas the senate on the subject of the Pacll10 allroad debt aotUomcntTha house was tot In session TIt Benale WLS not In session on tho 10th In the house there being nothing else to do a political debate was Indulged In embracing a randy of aubjocU In the course of which there pros a short paJsago between Mr lloutello end Mr Hopkins III Mr lloutello desired to have read to the house Secretary Longs loiter regarding bids for armorplate but Mr Hopkins objected Mr lloutello appealed 0 tho speaker to know If thorn was no method oy which a subject of great Importance could DO brought before the house Printing In the obJoottitournod until the Uth MllJlumhejloqucnt reference to the Into oxBonator Voor bees Immediately following the prayor Mr Sorman Md moved that M a mark of respccl to their late associate the senate adjourn add log that ninny senators desired to attend the funeraL The motion prevailed and atU05p- In the senate adjournedThe house was not In session PROMPT ACTION Congress Itespond Promptly to the Prett dents Message WABIHHOTON April a SenatorJones pf Arkansas in response to a message from tho president offered a joint res olution in the senate appropriating 1150000 for supplies to the Mississippi river suffcrcrsand it was ntorrco taken up and adopted by tho senate Mr Catchlngs of Mississippi offered npproprlatlog ilnpl flood suffers Including also those of tho Rod RIver and it waa promptly passed The sohato yielded procodence to the house and recalled Its resolution and then promptly passed the house resolu tion which was at once sent to tho president It appropriates 8200000 The Relief Resolution WASHINGTON April 8Tho text of the relief resolution ai It passed and rocs to tho president Is as follows JOINT niUOUITION Resolved That the sum of I U00 U here sy appropriated out of any money In the treasury not otherwise appropri led lobo expended by and under the direction of tho nooretury of war In the purchase and distribution nubnlstonoo stores 10 such destitute persons as may require aa ilstanoa In the district overflowed by the Mississippi river and Its tributaries and- y the Rod River of lha North by ihoncont llool and tho HjorJtiry of war Is lutborlzod to use the stolmin nnd other boats tad vouoli belongIng to or now employed by ihogovornratntup fit MiiiUtlppI river and itstrlbutarloiln thi tr iiyjrtitljn and die albutlon of the nupplln furnished by tho United States or Individuals to and among said lostltute onl Bu3i rln pI 1110 aol m1y euploy Inch other mans of tran uurtatlon ai ho may teem necessary to carry th3 purpose of this joint resolution Into ottoit Signed by the President prosliont lief of tho flood sufferers at 155 p m lie also authorized the secretary of the envy to secure a ship for the trans portatlon of grain to the famine sufferers in India partytrovcLire Dophln for a few days outing A Dead Millionaire NEW YORK April SWni Q Fisher Aged 53 a millionaire dry goods met chant of Denver Col dIed early today at the Ollsey houau whore ho has bocn topping for several duyn I f7oto 1 0 OX0X0X0XO o O I GOO BUGGY g MADE BY THE I MADISQISLVILLE Ii CARRIAGE CD IIi gj Give us a call and be convinced that we will give you the best Buggy made gjj- fej in Kentucky for the money Twentyfive years experience tells the story We I will sell you a i Top Buggy of Our OwnI Make for 45 We do all kinds of repairing on Spring Vehicles from the lightest to the heaviest that is being used iri our county A hint to the wise is sufficient I T B JONES MallgerN R JONES j 0 0 0 8o ooo o0000Ie jttt r FLOODED SOUTHLAND Tbu Mighty Swoop of tho Flood South of Vloksbure Staving KfTcct on the Lower LevocA Keprtirittiillvo of tlio Kwrctary of War Arrive at lr eMvlll tMlis and Relieves tlio HulTcrlnff Muiiiiim Tenn April 1TImc mIghty sweep of tho wntera south of Vloksburg hits ut lust had Itt effect upon time lower levees nWd tonight a telegram from Tallnlnli La reports that the lovoo which protects IJavli Island has given way anti tho island will in all probability bo flooded Twentyfive hundred people Inhabit Davis which comlxU of about 6000 acres of Ian I Time place Issltu ated in Warren county Miss Throughout tho upper delta tho chungeslncelustrelief has been actively inaugurated Many people aro being fed and housed at Greenville Koseilale Helena Friars Point and other points along tho river A relief steamer is now plying up the forogeforAt Helena tho river has fallen two tenths of a foot in the past 24 hours The weather observer at that point says tonight that a steady fall will be noted In tho river dlsplle the rise at Cairo and upriver points Tho Wit liamson crevasse has widened considerably but tho velocity of tho water has been checked and no further breaks ore feared Copt II C Martin representing tha secretary of war arrived Greenville today and Li now thoroughly Investi gating the neeJi of the overflow suf ferers in that territory ami wilt base his report as to tho amount of rations to be distributed in Washington county upon tho result of bIas observations Fully 8000 negroes In Washington county alono lire penniless and must be tauten care of fallinglowlynorth is rising The Hlch Water Record Will be Broken JACKSON Miss April 12Time fol lowing telegrams wore received from Vicksburg nt 130 p m Divers false reports concerning Louts lana levees were In circulation this morning but the lovccsaro stilt secure Time rise continues and at this hour the gauge reads SI feet The high water record will bo broccu It Is very windy Boats aro Htlll being sent off to bring stock out of tlu overflowed district TIme steamer Ruth left for Urunswlck today on this errand The Valley road Is leveeing in its shops here which arc on tire point of going under The Queen and Crosocnt route was unable to ferry trains aoroii tho river lust night and toduy but will have them moving as usual tomorrow The Croat of the Flood NEW ORLKANS April ISEacl day now adds a few inches to the rivers height and the longexpected crest of the flood wave Is on the move It ought to reach here In a few days In the meantime the anxiety is increasing alt along the line for more weak spots arc developing From north Louisiana comes the news that the Itlggs levee below Vicksburg sustained a terrific attack and nearly succumbed but relief was prompt Just above New Orleans comes the news of three weak spots almost In n row one in BL Charles parish and the other two at Hanson City nail Camp Parapet A break at either the latter two points would involve considerable Illinois Central property anti send tho water knocking at tim door of New Orleans However there Is a protection levee just bove theelty reaching clear across from tho river to the lake HO that the water would run Into the latter body Tho city Is pro tected In the lake by a costly system of levees Another weaknpot is on the opposite bank of tho river just below the city but largo forces have been at work there for three days and nights ASlC tton of the leveo at the old Ames crevasse just above Orotna Is aluj showing weakness but tim Texas Pacific is helping to hold tho line while Urctna by a volunteer cltlens movement Is building a wall around herself Time danger ts increasing daily but that is only an incentive for harder work and the Louisiana line is still intact IUtrilmtlnir Kuiplle MKMfius Tenn April ISIItutRowan in company with Ciipt Fitch left tho city aboard the steamer Itsaka Helena Is the objective point dipt Fitch will make another inspection of the levees while Lieut Itowsn wilt aid in time proper distribution of supplies pur chased with part of time governmontap proprlatlon Comptroller Uowlor at Washington has wired his interpretation of the resolution appropriating 8300000 foi tho sufferers In his opinion the hum may bo expended not only for supplies for man but foi feed for cattlo stock oto This Utica the officers over an embarrassing point Tho officers are now stationed as fol lows Col Banger is now on St Francis river Capt Davis in Memphis Lieut Camahan St Francis river and Lieut Crowley at Helena und above The Missouri Illvor Ittolng at Omaha OMAHA Nob April 1tThn idle Bourl river has risen rapidly hero since Saturday and is higher now Ulan at any time rfnOe 1891 tho year of the groat flood STEEP FOUND The Correspondent U With the Ininrfents In Cuba WASHINGTON April 10Thomas W Sleep the missing ScrlppsMoRao league correspondent In Cuba has boon found lie is In tho camp of tho patriots Time length of time ho has boon tbero U not now known- A message va urecelved at tho state Qepartmont from ConsulGeneral Leo Hi Havana stating that ho had nt last heard from Steep allvo and well but eyond reach of communication with Havana PRISONERS IN CUBA Senator lisle Says There Are Only Twelve Americana In Cuban Prisons WAfuiinoTON Afrll BDuring tho Cuban dobatoSenator Hale stated that ho visited the state departmont and learned that Instead of Cuban prisons being filled with American prisoners oa hadbeon asserted by Mr Morgan there were only 12 Americans In prison of whom three or four were about to be released v- u i OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Two men were killed near McLoud Olda during a quarrel over cattle Thousands visited time Irani monument at Riverside New York city Sun dayA windstorm of such velocity as to stop trains whirled over Oklahoma Hunday Beaten McMHJln of Tenncsicc will preside ut tho Jefferson banquet In Washington It now seems probable that the arbi tratlon treaty never will come to a vote In tho senate The question of senate committees reorganization promises to become troublesome this week Henry Krb shot anti fatally wounded pOolIt1ealTime Klizabcthtown cretin a coop erative community Is Insolvent A receiver has been applied for Charles C White of Lafayette Ind took an overdose of medicine Ho la In a trance and may not recover Time ship Jcannette Francois arrived at New York quarantine station with two cases of berlberl on board Tom Sharkcy says that Mahcr Choynskl and himself can w Ulp Cor who Is nothing but a boxer Passenger trains collided head on Sunday near Charlotte N C Three persons were killed and five Injured Isador Efron of San Antonio Tex was sandbagged and robbed in time White House grounds at Washington Capt GIbbs in Oklahoma has sworn out warrants for 20 persons alleging conspiracy to drive him from the coun try Theodore Roosevelt has decided to accept time position of assistant secre tary of the navy tendered by President McKinleyIt that cxQucon Lllluokalanl of Hawaii wants President McKInley to oust the Dole government and order another election Nearly 10000 square miles of farm lands in Mississippi Louisiana Ar kansas Tennessee and Missouri are covered by water President McKinley has just had put chased for him ono of time finest and besttrained saddlehorses that Ken tucky could produce Chinese Minister Woo Ting Fong huarrived at San Francisco Ills suite ini eludes 60 consular representatives SOl retaries anti attaches Mrs Wilson widow of the murdered restaurantkeeper of Trenton Mo and a young negro man have been arrested charged with the crime William D Moore aged 08 years dropped dead at his homo In Kahoka Mo Sunday morning Mr Moore was a member of time U A It The legislature of Arkansas has been called to meet In extra session April 20 Oov Jones In his message enumerates numerous subjects for legislation Will Hughes a farmer and two sons died at their home six mites west of English Ind from eating wild pars nips Mrs Hughes U not expected to liveThirtynine thoumnl fivo hundred southern farms aro uinlor water In time Inundated districts of Missouri Ten nessee Mississippi ArlcunsoHuml Louis luna Dr Ezekiel Holmes untied his life nt Levvcn worth Kas by taking a lug dose of chlornl For several months he hind lieuu un InimiU of the solllcn home Droy Drummond mi initiate of the soldiers homo at Milwaukee was lured into au alley at Chicago by three men toni robbed of all ho possessed but a shirt Capt John Phillips ono ot1me oldest New York nivl Sandy hook pilots died at time S It Smith Inllrmary New Brighton Staten Island Hi was over seventy yeaw of age- UoliovI to IliivM llvan Mu rileroil FAUOO tfT April loJohn Hums A hurncxHmaUur of Ulynciu Minn was found deal In an out building on North IaollliJ avenue ut 4 a in under circumstance ludlciitiiitf murder Time luwaif TrUl Trip HouKrouT Mass April BThe Iowa passed the Dalleson on her return trip at 13953 having made an estimated speed of 1040 knots per hour for the run THE MARKETS NUW YoRK April 14 180- 7OATTMNi llveSloern I 4 25 ft11 UO COTTON MMilHlw 7a 4 74 FMJUIt Winter Wliitnl ZftJ W 4C- BWIIKAl NoS Jtwl 45 7- 7COHNNu too W SI OATS No 2 4 S- POK1C 1 NuwMess V 00 U 6z- sr LOUIS OOTTONMlddllnir g I- UERVKSSWers SO 1 BM Cows eel Ileifers X IU V 3 70 CAIVE9I 1UU llw 3 W f 5 8- 5HOUBKulrtoHuleot S 6i M 4 1- 0bllEKlFalr lo UUoico 860 W 4 7S- VLJOUH Iatenw 4 SO U 4 85 Fancy to Extra do 1711 t4 4 311 WHEAT Itod Winter t vi COIlNNo 2 Mixed 20 4 211 OATSNO I JtVKNo2 P tJ VO11ACCO lMH 500 U 80J- ULest Burley 4 W isw HAY Clear Timothy 10 IIU WISW UUTTEHChoIca Dairy II t 16 KOGSFresh 4 1 IOKK Standard now t 87 14LAnDltlmo8CmCAOo JATTLBNatlvaStoflr s ITS B 25- SUOaSKalr to 75 S 4 15 BHEKP Fair to CbolOB I 2i I2 VLJOUll Winter 1okjnUI 4 JO 4 so pring PatonW 8 80 S 4 1- 0eaxftt spring M wIIEArNoCOflNNo8 a 1- 3OAlSNpI t PonlCNesMw sQ 88i KANHAI dPI etIoOAll S O 10 1 WJInArNosliimd 00 0 lI- aOATBNo 2 WhIte UIIt ZJ CORNNo8 to 21 NHW OI4ANMF- WURllbrlmOramio 4w 400 COflNNo OAT3Veil Irn SIW- UAYCnpIco tS 18 W i ITO Moss ft- BACXNaide 000 S COTfONMiadllnx 7 ft t LOUIS VILL- ttVIUATNft2 lIed ISI 111 iArij b 514 14 fl4 Volunteer NursM for Crete LONDON April t1rI Onnlston Chant the socIal reformer au I six noreen start for tha Island of CrjU tOo day Lady Ilnnry Homersot and F If Keith of Ihkiton arc financing the mission Encounter with lIre lanaland Insurgent CArKTowrf April 3A dispatch from Vryburg says thni in an encountes with the Bechuanland Insurgents cm Tuesday near Kurninan time Capo vol Bteers lost five men killed and sU wmindod it r L 7 SWEPT BY A TOM4DO Arlington Whoro Rooently Nine Sohool Children woro Killed And Many Other Towns In Georgia Visited by a Tornado Which Destroys Everything In Its ratliIteporU of Dam age and Loss of Life Coming In ATLANTA Go April 10 Telograma from Ozark Ala and Valdoata Ga Crossslng time Illfated town of Arling ton Co show that this section was visited yesterday by another gulf tornado ascending the Apalatchlcola val Joy anti sweeping northward with tar rifle force to tho confluence of the Cliuttahoochio and time Flint elvers where It divided one division going toward Ozark where timber was uprootodand houses blown to pieces while several lives were lost among them Mrs Powers who was caught beneath time falling timbers of her home and crushed Her husband Was unable to save her and was him self badly hurt but ho rushed off through the blinding rain and intense darkness for assistance Tho rest of time family were rescued among them a baby three weeks old whom the mother protected at the loss of her own lifeA second section of the tornado was deflected upon the Flint valley breaking across south Georgia and passing through Arlington where but a few weeks ago nine children wore trilled In tho ruins of their school houseReaching Valdosta the storm became Intensified In fury and trees were blown down in every part of the city A church in the southern part of the city was wrenched from Its foundations and twisted Into fragments by the angry winds Many box cars on the Plant system were blownoff tho track Lightning struck a switch board in tho Western Union telegraph Office and sot lire to the building From funny other towns in tho vicinity re ports of an equally alarming nature arc doming in- PUSHING THINGS Secretary Alfer Acts Promptly la Provid lug for DIstribution of Keller WABUINOTON April 8 Secretary Alger acted with tho greatest prompt ness and has already almost com Dieted the arrangements for dls trlbutlon of government relief for flood sufferers By tho present plan six army ofllccrs will start for Memphis Thursday and dividing the Mississippi into six sections will ascot lain the needs of tho peoplo Another detail of ofllccrs will follow distributing rations in accordance with the reports of these ofllccrs acting In harmony with tho local relief committees Memphis will bo headquarters for time purchase of supplies and distribution I DEVOURED DUNCAN The Palo of St S Uuuqju at the hands of Now llebrllut CnulbaUV- ICTOUIA 11 c April 0 Australian advices state that Mr S Duncan n whIt trader wlw reached Sydney from South Africa last year met bis dmtli In u very painful way while trading with natives of New Hebrides Ho was tied up to ono of tho trees thru days being kept alive and forcibly stuffed with food lIe was then cut down killed and cat in women oven joining joyfully In the cannibalistic feast A CORRECTION ConiulOoiiertil leo Uenldj that lie Hat lloim Treated with Incivility HAVANA April Consuldencral Lecrf attention having boon called by the representative of tho Associated ProsH to n published statement that ho had been treated with Incivility when visiting time captaingenerals palace salt that this was tin error ai with out exception ho hat boon received thero whenever ho had called with all courtesy den Lee particularly de tires to havo any misapprehension ou this point removed FLOOD STATISTICS Rmlm tt ut the Cot or the tired Over how by tliii AgrIcultural Department The ArM KubiuorgiM uiul time Loue of Farm 1roiIucU anti HtocK- WASIIINQTOX April 11A statement relative to tho agricultural Interests of tho submerged districts of tho Missis sippi valley south of Cairo III has been Issued by tho department of agri culture It Is based upon a chart pro pared under tho traction of the chief of tho weather bureau showing the extent of time flood on April 6 To this chart the department has applied tho crop statistics of ISM as representing more closely than anyother available data tho acreage anti value of the crops of 1807 now in jeopardy Tho statistics of population of tho number and acreage of farms and of the value of farms and farm Imple ments are those of the census and the statistics of live stock are tho departments own figures for Jnnuary I 1S97 The total area under water on April 0 was 15800 equaro motion of which 7000 square mites wore In MLtuUMppl 4500 square miles In Arkansas 1750 square miles In Missouri 1300 In Ten flossed and 450 In Louisiana This re- gIon contained in liJO so far as can be determined in view of time some what indefinite boundary lines of the flood a population of 870033 of which 180 489 or about onehalf was in Mler slssippl 10023f in Arkansas and time remainder almost equally divided be tween Missouri and Tennessee Taking the entire region time colored people outnumbered the whites In the proportion of 13 to 7 tIme colored pro dominating In the flooded districts of Mississippi in time ratio of pore than five to 1 and In Arkansas In that of 8 to 1 in Missouri and Tennessee time population of the flooded districts ii largely whIte in the former state in the proportion of 10 to I and In the latter In that of 3 to 1 Time flooded districts contain it ii estimated about 89500 farms of which about 18500 afO in Mississippi nearly 10000 in Arkansas and a like nutnbei about equally divided between Mis Bourl and Tennessee Thcso farms con lain a total area of about 38000011 acres onehalf of which Is In Missis sippi and rather over onefourth in Arkansas the proportions In Missouri and Tennessee being about tho same at la tho case of the number of farms Tho total value of these farms with their Improvements latin implements ctc1 is close upon 05000000 and hero also tho proportions in the different states are about the same as above noted ira 7Ueesss s ss p pg s esI s 4I4mp s+ ss+seSSSII f SPRING DeGD I i I + pIi rt Under this head everything from a LOWGRADE LAWN w to HIGH ART NOVELTIES in Woolen Silk and Silk and Wool Mixtures IS INCLUDED Silks from i8c to 150 per yard Woolensfrom 22C to 5 i per yardSMuslins from 2C to 400 per yard Assortment Comprehensive Styles Beautiful Prices Rock Bottom Dont do yourself the injustice oj buying without having given us a call Money saved is money made Style as well as price in dress is money We arc talking to you Re member the place IIlX c OMADISONVILLE BACK IF YOU WANT IT essses A MOTHERS TERRIBLE DEED Threw Her Two Children anti herself Intc the MlmlulpplThu ChlVIrcii Kavcil ST Louis April ilMrs Arthut cr03SlngIt this monlng1 on the ferryboat Dr 11111 accompanied by her two children Carrie aged five and Iluldn aged three threw both of tho little ones Into the river and then plunged after them Mlko Bradley a flshcrman witnessed tIme deed from time shore and pushed In his boat and succeeded in rescuing tho chit dren but tho mother was drowned The children were taken to time city hospital where they were revived Tho woman was undoubtedly crazed but from what cause Is not known at pres enL THE BATTLE ON righting Between Ureelc Brigands and Turkish Troops FLASSOKA Macedonia April 0 Noon Bands of Greek brigands 0 have en tered Turkey at Kranla in the vicinity of Qrovcna Time Turkish troops lava been engaged with them anti fighting tins beon proceeding since five oclock this morning At the Turkish headquarters this news is looked upon as being of time gravest description in view of tho ex citement here Edhom 1osha has sent orders to have everything in readiness for an advance of the Turkish army In force It Is not known yet whether Greek troops were among the bands that have en tered Turkish territory CUBAN AMERICANS RELEASED JoeD Aailvrn and Joie Qonznle Ilher utotl Front Culnlll IrUoiit- WASHINOTOX 1lJose D Amleva an American citizen n den tist formerly n resident of Mntan tas who was arrested April 7 and confined In Fort Cabanas line IMOII released according to n cablegram resolved at the state depart ment from ConsulOeneral Lee Word was also received from the sumo sourco that the nuthorltlea had released Joso Gonzales who was arrested November lost anti eoullnod In IMniu dcl 1le prison A CITY IN DARKNESS The IllumInating 1Unt of llellefonto Pit Destroyed br Fire HKMKKOJJTK Ia April 8A fire ol supposed Incendiary origin destroyed tho large plant of tire Electric II laminating Co In this city with IU contents Tuesday night As a result time entire city will be In darkness foi several nights Time loss Is estimated at 335000 with SliljQQ insurance A DESTRUCTIVE INSECT A Now Foe to the ToYxcoo Plant In Hex loo Intense heist CITY OP MKXICO April OA numbei of tobacco plantations at Mlsalanta state of Vera Cruz have been Invnilcd by a destructive insect which hai de voured the crop Time heat Is remarka bly Intense on time coast below Vera Cruz anti the mercury registered already summer temperature The Whole of Oazan In Open Recoil LONDON April P Dispatches home Pretoria and Dall1jt ia Day say that time wholo of Qnzaland Is In open revolt Twenty vo thou d natives have re belled against till ortugucsa government Time prluoioal rising is only about forty miles I tin the Transvaal border Time 1or igueso troops are mobilising rapidly anti tho sItuation Is regarded inos serious Tho lewis Retur 4 to rhlUiIolphU BosToN April IThe battleshl Iowa snlled today from her anchorage below Dos ton for Philadelphia Overcome bjr Smoke and Gas CorouADO HrniNqs Col April 8 Seven men were overcome by smoke and gas at the Btrlckler tunnel on the west slope of 1lkos 1oak and two arc dead while the others are In a critical condition In a letter to the manufacturers Messrs Davis Buzard of West Monterey Pa say Cbambleilalna Cough Remedy has cured people whom our physicians could do nothing for We persuaded them to try a bottle of it and they now recommend it as do the rest of us For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by St Ocrnard Drug Store Earlington lIen T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Subscribe for TilE BEg n HOW TO PRACTICE fAn Eminent Mnslo Teacher Views Tills Important Subject I Numbered with practical points ij iffollowingPractice menus to some mmcrelyk employment of n certain imumnbcf minutes or honrs listlessly going tlmrde exercises and pieces with the BOF fooling that one has done lisA y To others It means time hard practice of ex ercises and pieces with tho discouraged feeling that tlio goal is as fat off as over What ono needs to feel after prao tlco la tho glow of conscious progress permeating his whole being looking for ward with bIlging to the next days practice instead of with the listl ssness or loathing that accompanies any but progressive practice What uno needs in practice is to have a distinct object or aim in view It may ho precision brilliancy velocity evenness or lightness It wonld bo well if each student were to make out for himself a study plan with thofiBg exercises and portions of pieces to be practiced each day with tho object aimed nt in each days practice It ono were to practice a study the first lay with tho solo idea of memoriz ing tho notes time second tiny to secure correctness of touch time fingering and dynamic signs tho next day aiming at velocity fore tho next day velocity piano and soon including the different p aims to bo embodied In the study tho progress made in each days practice would bo far more satisfactory than if ono divided tire attention on the differ ent points which together constitute per fection In tho beginning of practice on any passage nina at ono thing at a time Later tho practice may take in two or inoro aims till nt lust tIc fingers auto matically perform their duty leaving tho mind frco to conceive tho interpre tation Devllcil Claiuo- Diniu 20 damn free from their liquor which will bo snore easily done by pour ing n cup of cold waterover them Chop tev very flue Scald n cup of milk Rub together n tablcspoonfnlof bntteraud 3 of flour until smooth add to the milk and stir until it thickens Then add 2 tablo spoonfuls of dry broad crumbs the yolks of 2 taw eggs and n tablespoonful of chopped parsley Take from tho lire mix well together stir In the clams then add salt and pepper to taste Tho clams may furnish nil tho salt necessary Fill shells brush tho clam mixture with tho beaten yolk of an egg spriuklo with bread crumbs and brown in a hot oven Servo on beds of wator cresses For the Soup Kettle tlTho soup kettle should rocelvo small pieces of beef roasted broiled or stew ed veal carcasses of fowl or chicken chop bones bones left from lamb roast and nil trimmings and bones which a careful housewife should see are sent from tho market with her order Avoid Iho UEO of smoked or corned moats or large pieces of raw mutton or lamb sur rounded by fat on account of tbo strong saysI schoolBESTTRAINS TO Kansas City Montana Colorado Pacific Coast Utah Washington Omaha St8 Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA St Louis or Chicago VESTIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS DINING CARS CHAIR GARS sr7 CONSULT T TICKET AGENT Oft F Mi RUGGTRAV PASSI AOCPV ST LOUIS HO TIITIU 1 T If1e 3ee UIISy 3nbusfru roe Cfjrtoe r tTIMB OF TRAINS AT ARLINGTON Effective December 20 1896 WORTII 51 IOJJ 1 m 9t 11 31 m 34 op ni 70 7 olm78 4ssrmsO- UTH 51 531 pm gi 811pm 3 CJ m g 4Co r m 77 73s4m- No gt and No 54 ire tit trains W W UTHRIDGK Agent Time Table I C R1A t Effective July 19 1896 EAST BOUND He No I NO4 No6 I y N Orleans 71j p m 800 am L a inpbtiu- Lv 513 C m 745 pm- itojpmIon iiijjpru 6151 m 1 Lr I jjncab- lv tjpm iooam 8001 in I Princeton 440 pm 1281 m 937 a ni Lv Norlonvllle 541 p m 310 a in 1045 a m- Ara Central CII 655 p m 400 a m 1250 p in Ar iouIsIIlemo p m 755 am 517 p m- Ar Cincinnati 640 am 1155 a in- VEST HOUND Nor No j NO5 lv Cincinnati liO p m 130 p m Lv Louisville 530 a m 645 pm 805 a m LT Central City IIIIS a m 1055 a m i jopm Lv Norlonvilla gnam njipm rjjpinLv PrincetoniiS am Ian a in 155 pm lv Iaducab sao p m 157 am 550 p m- Ar Fulton tajpra jjoam 7jopm- At Memphis 6 opm 710 a m- At NawOileant HO P m 73 P- All train run dtllr Not and 4 carry Pull man Buffet Sleeper reclining chair can between Cincinnati and Orleam Direct connection made at all junctions HANSON C P and T A Earlintor aEninsU- cw NoteS Personal Paragraphs and Other Doing at nome Worthy V ol Special Mention lie who bath a few peanuts And tfveth his neighbor none SLanl have any of my peanuts When his peanuts are all gone Oh let us be Joyful joyful Joyful Ob let us be Joyful When his peanuts are all gone The peanut gallery should be up stairs Go to F G Nicms and have your watches repaired right Miss May Williams ol Providence is visiting fricrtli in this city Two cases ol measles in the family of Mr William VeflI at Hecla 1 Hanson is talking abolit estab lishing a bank in that village of tobacco Miss Helon Morton of Madison ville spent Monday afternoon with relatives here Mrs Will Feland and little tighter returned Monday from a kit to MorganfieldW levybeenj cents for 1897 I The sparring contest Saturday cnhiig was a drawbut it did t hold what it drew For all kinds of fine jewelry re airing in good hard soldering take to F G Niems the reliable vtchmaker Dr E A Chatten is at Hop Ville with the M Ds of the c in the annual meeting of the htticky Medical Association Do not have your watches tink red on by botchers when there 1afirst class watchmaker and j Cycler who can do the work right p NoT even Herr Hoclis cornet in brilliant bursts of magnificent music could prevail over the dis cordant sounds of crushing peanut shells h Mr William Hancock said Sat IMlay that there was good prospect t n fine strawberry crop this ring provided there were no so ru frosts Mr Den W Robinson General JtJlicol11jjjl days with friends here this k and last y Messrs Walter Powers and PJU ice and Misses Grace Coyle and Lyons of Madisonville at dod the Clint Ford dramatic tertatnmcnt Monday evening Ptytondetiugcd to escape jajl by the lenI icy of the police and their own anifest honesty of intention hey claim also to have steered clear of the bunko man Dr A W Jackson and Mr Geo C Atkinson were in Hop V kinsville Saturday conferring with Knights Templars of that city with reference to the Grand Com Bindery meeting in that place t month The members of kdisonvillc Commandery are jbh interested m the coming t6 1 a ant SO NEW MACHINERY m Will Greatly Increase the Effic iency of the L N Shops Here Mr L H OBrien foreman of the L N shops at this place expects to receive four new iron working machines by the last of April that will greatly increase the working capacity of his department He has assurances from Mechanic cry will be put in about that time The new machines will be a planer a drill press a bolt machine and a largedimensions The bolt machine will cutoff worn out bolts end rethread them and altogether the saving in handling and rchnndhng shipping and reshipping material from here to the Howell shops and back will be g t working force will not be af fcctcl by the addition of these machi s because Mr OBrien has all the necessary skilled force al ready at work who will operate themThe railroad officials have always recognized Earlin ton as an im importancedoes The floznrt Symphony Club The most delightful entertainment that was ever offered to the people of Earlington was that SymphonyClub day night last Those few lovers of high class musical entertainment who were so fortunate as to be present were charmed by the sweet harmony of quartette and duo the soulstirring and brilliant solos on rare old instruments that few have ever seen the enchanting solos by the prima donna con tralto Miss Marie Louise Gumacr SymphonyClub byMrold manystringed instrument seemed to bear on the swell of its perfect harmony the sweet concord ofexquisite music born under the sunny skies of Southern Italy So with the rapturous tones of the Viola d Amour under the artistic touch of Mr Richard Stoelzer Herr Thjcodor Hoch upon cornet and Roman Triumphal Trumpet madp brilliant and catchy music that produced lively appluse and encore Thick only drawback was a lack of appreciation on the part of a portion of the audience and the fact that the audience was so small Science Hill No section in our knowledge has made such rapid strides in the march of progress as that portion of our city known as Methodist HHU Rev C C Hall and the boss editor arc now connected by an accoustic telephone which works splendidly Messrs Ells worth Evans and Thomas Long operate an electric telegraph to the point of howling success Last week Jack Day put an electric alarm to his clock which would sleepersMoscow tackled perpetual motion with flattering prospects of success and George Haley has a forked stick and a piece of card board trying to square the circle Develop ments will be reported as they transpire Has Come to the Front Mr S E Stevens has ordered a planer matching and moulding machine which is daily expected to arrive and will be added to his sawmill This enterprise will prove an inestimable benefit to our citizens who have hitherto been compelled to order any quantity whatever from a distance A bet ter investment for all interested parties could not have been made International Y M C A Con vention The L N Railroad Co will sell round trip tickets to Mobile Ala at one limited first class fare April 18 20 and 21 limited to May i on account of the International Convention Y M C A Stopover reurning will bo allowed at Montgomery on account of Inter national Conference of Y M C A Secretaries at Selma Ala April 2628 Alexander Again J T Alexander of Madisonville is again in TilE BEE today with a large and beautiful advertisement announcing his large beautiful and complete stock of Dres Goods Trimmings Clothing Shoes Upholstery Hangings Mattings Carpets etc etc Alexander says he bought to please in quality and price and is in a great fix to supply your want for everything a big Dry Goods store like his car riesand that covers the ground See Alexanders stock and you cannot fail to find what you want at lowest prices Now really isnt TilE BEE the handsomest weekly paper you nearly ever s tv Look closely at this issue We dont send any but good looking BEES out Same with job work l 1- DYUAPLC Cu IDRU4IItQflT ATEEDto Dr reMltt tuearti are lb ideal isisUTELY auIRa lnsevTyripnrgTiebetraaaelIyatUrair1SHilI s I ppi44itr U BTRRMNfl I1EMEIi 0 Ml i c 0 G9 I I HE CAPTURED THEM fir Walker of ManItou Over takes His Daughter and Her Sisters Husband and Brings Home illS GRANDSON AND TUB HORSES The Girl Left Alone to Ocr Fate at Cedar Hill TcanetRte Two weeks ago TilE BEE gave a full account ol the elopement of Dan Dame with his wiles sister from their home near Manito and the pursuit of the enraged faiher of thegirl Mr Polk Walker It was recounted that the couple had taken Dames young son and fled in a twohorse wagon toward TcnncsscejLast week Mr Walker a son and soninlaw named Beal overtook Dame at Cedar Hill Tenn where they had Dame are rested Beal and the town mar shal guarded him all Wednesday night At breakfast time when Dame was seated to cat the morn- Ing meal theMarshal thought him safe and left him for a moment Dame thought more of freedom than of breakfast and absconded Miss Walker had been given an opportunity to come home before Dame ran away but refused say she would remain with him girlleltback with her father but he then refused to allow it and left her alone to her fate Walker re turned by train with his grandson throughbringing and leaving the wagon as worth less It was supposed that Dame would return to learn what was done with his team and the girl and that the two would then go their way Dame had only a few moneyLater from pnr Hanson correspondent that Dame has since returned to that place alone and took conveyance to the coun try The Prodigals Return Last Saturday night to the in finite relief of our anxious citizens those three prodigals returned from a visit to the Centennial theyhadnard exhibit in the Forestry Building Their adventures during their sojourn in the City of Rockswere sufficiently thrilling to merit yellow coversTheir baggage was something out of the ordinary Peyton carried all the clothing he possessed on earth including a feather bed Hodge was equipped with an over coat carmuffs linen duster and a palm leaf fan In a small grip Toombs had Jack Days wedding suit vintage of 87 which he had borrowed and a straw hat loaned frop1hisflask which bore the dubious title of varnish and to further disarm suspicion a paint brush projected from the same pocket- It is needless to say that they attracted attention wherever they went both on account of their looks and verdant actions Soon after landing in the city Peyton chased an electric car fully four squares to sec what was pulling the blamed thing The first night at the hotel Hodge bursted his Sunday collar trying to blow out the incandescent light in his room Toombs rushed up and joyfully shook hands with a castiron Indian which adprned the front of a tobacco store think ing it was an old moonshiner he used to patronize away up in the mountains On the street car Peyton compared his Waterbury watch with the fare register and indignantly declared that hewould not give his watch for two of that blamed thing even if it did strike every minute On arriving at the grounds Hodge was terrorized on beholding a plaster lion crouched by the door of the Forestry Build ing and entreated a policeman standing by toplese keep that big dog from biting him Toombs was fascinated with the aquatic fowls pointing mous bill innocently asked what was that thing with the long lips At the imminent risk of life and persistedinwalking streets perusing the signs upon either side and wondered who that man Co was who appeared as a partner upon most of the business signs of the city Toombs swaggered along the pavements with an air of rustic importance and earnestly besought the others to come and walk with himClupon the hearth Tile lack of space forbids a record of ups and downs in detail For full accounts the reader must call upon the boys who take great pleasure in narrating their wonder ful adventures and all concur in the opinion that if the world is as big in every direction from Earling ton as it is down tords Nashville it never was made in six days Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure I F J CDBNEY Co Props Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obliga lion made by their firm WEST ft TMUJC Wholesale Druggists Toledo O WALDINO KINHAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucuous surface of the lylem Price 750 per bottle Sold by alt Druggists Testi monlals free halts family Pill are the best Are youa subscriber to TIlE BEE You should be n Bill Ltmpton Mr W J Lampton who re cently wrote poetry at Jesse Phil lips and advised him to get mar riedis writing a column of Patent Writes for the National Recorder published Washington in the in terest of the patent business His Writes are humorous and all upon patent topics and covered by copywright They are both prose and verse Here is a sample but we sup pose he didnt have Jess in mind when he wrote this WtutOuthtUb There The backward young patent office clerk girlheholding off as though it were a dangerous proceeding to talk love to a girl when she was half dead for him to say all there was to be said You are so beautiful be murmured- L Ob Im so you think so she said with a wild desire to shake him a And your hands be whispered I never saw such beautiful hands and such taper fingers respoodedwonderlog not scratching his eyes out Yes I do be gurgled You know if I bad such fingers I would have a patent put on them Her moment had come desperateWhats with a diamond broughthimpocketbook swim A Champion Walker championlongcity last Monday on his tour around the United States He visited TilE BEE office and told a journeyHeand traveled over 43 different states up to his arrival here According to his contract with a New York paper he is to receive 2500 if he reaches Chicago again by May 28 He is a great traveler having made many similar tours afoot for various papers also a trip aound the world in 1890 He left Earl ington Monday noon and expects to reach home May i The Henderson Journal reports Chester arrived in Henderson at 5 p m Monday It was within a few minutes of 12 oclock the same morning that he left TilE BEE office and started north Fortytwo miles in five hours is rather fast walking If his route had not been along the railroad all the way we would conclude he carried a flying machine in his knapsack Death of Dr JT Overall Death never a welcome messen ger has again invaded the community eluding the vigilance of watchers and the skill of science guarding his approach and made way with a loved victim leaving sorrow and mourning in his wake The separation causes sorrow Mourning is the resultant of that residuum of selfishness left in the human heart after the work of the regenerating influence of christi- anity But we should not mourn Henry Ward Beecher struck the keynote of true Christianity when he gave directions about his own funeral The funeral is one of the strongest tests of our faith in our religion Ifwe believe in its teaching and could lay aside selfishness death should rather be the occasion for rejoicing We certainly would rejoice if an earthly king sent his messenger inviting us to a place in his palace Then how much more should we rejoice at the invitation extended by the King of Kings and Lord of Lords After all it is doubtless a wise provision in nature that the separ ation of friends and the separa tion of soul and body is attended with pain and suffering else would we not be content to wait Suicide would become a mania indeed and the earth be quickly depopu latedC II Manager Arnold deserves much more encouragement than he gets for his efforts to secure an occa sional high grade entertainment He has offered two such during the present season neither of which have received a decent portion of the support they deserved Entertainments like thoje given by Impersonator Flower or the Mozart Symphony Club are educa tional elevating and most delight ful Cultivate their company The fast through trains arc run fling again on regular schedule between Chicago and the South and the Earlington people or any of our neighbors who will come to Earlington to catch these flyers may travel by trains that stop only at important places My Neighbor Told Me About Hoods Sarsaparilla and advised me to tryltTbls is the kind of advertising j which gives Hoods Sarsaparilla the largest sales In the world Friend tells friend that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures that it gives strength health vitality and vigor and whole neighborhoods use it as a family medicine Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels Cure sick bead ache This being Holy Week observed by our Catholic citizens is not a favorable one for entertainments Capt John Twyman now has a telephone from business house to home and can now be summoned to discipline his young soldier at any hour Parson Hall contrib uted of his knowledge and ingen uity in the construction of this ingenious telephone Electric Bitter Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season but perhaps more generally needed when the languid exhausted feel ing prevalle when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tontc and alter alve Is felt A prompt use of this medi cine has often averted and perhaps fatal bilious fevers No medicine will act more surely in counteracting and freeing tbe system from the malarial poison Headache Indigestion Constipation Dizziness yield to Bitters 5OC aad floo per bottle at St Bernard Drug SkKeIt P H v iJ PUGILISM OR DECLAMATION Jim Corbett Tactics Give a Stagy Effect to a Decoy Democratic fleeting THE MANLY ART PEROENTliD Pugilism has just been made to serve a new purpose in Earlington The Electric Light Boxing Club was invited to come out of the rain and spar on the stage in Masonic Hall Saturday night where after a lew rounds Democratic candi date Nunn was produced and put up to declaim He declaimed with such force and earnestness that his audience composed largely of ardent lovers of the manly art of sell defense who went there to see the boxing was very soon decimated and only a handful of the faithful remained to hear candidate Nunn tell about how badly the country needed more silverIreeanda big per capitaThe house was not halt filled even when the boxing was at its height and before the speaker had finished it had dwindled at least one half It was amusing and pitiful to see how the poor boys young and oldcorralled behind the speaker and on the stage by the sudden appearance of that gentleman and his declamation yearned for escape when there was rio escape and finally overcame their scruples in the matter and filed by twos and threes off the stage around by the speaker and down the center aisle to the door and freedom Others who loved pugilism but did not appreciate enforced attendance at a declama tory feast got out the best way they couldover chairs or what notanything for liberty Taking it altogether it was a regular RoyalNunnsuch sort of an entertainment only the sold out crowd left the hall peacably and didnot use old eggs and bad cab bage according to the free silver code EASTER SUNDAY Special Train from Providence to Earlington The Providence Accommodation train will be run from Providence to Earlington Easter Sunday April 18 to enable the people to attend services at the Catholic Church Leave Providence 745 a m Leave Madisonville 830 a m Arrive at Earlington 840 a m Returning leave Earlington i p m THE BEE is putting in its large new job press this week and en I larging its quarters TilE BEES reputation for having the best equipped office in this part of the State is being preserved WeI have both steam and water power to drive our presses A course ot Holds Sarsaparilla taken now will build up the system and prevent serious illness later on Get only Hoods Mr J H Laffoon of St Charles paid THE BEE one of those kind of calls on Saturday that an editor most enjoys and that does him most good There was a combination of commendation continuation and something else pleasant Stands at the Head Aug J Degel the leading druggist of Shreveport La says Dr Kings New Discovery is tbe only thing that cures my cough and it is the1 best seller I have J F Campbell merchant of Saflord Ariz writes Dr Kings New Discovery is alt that is claimed for it it never fails and is a sure cure for Consumption Coughs and Colds I cannot say enough for its merits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is not an experiment It has been tried for a quarter of a century and today stands at tbe head It never disappoint Free trial bottles at St Bernard Drug Store The ladies will be pleased with the appearance and the contents of TilE BEE this week Just look at the front page and the general beauty aid newsiness throughout Its as bright as a new spring bon net Ducklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Itbeutt Fiver Sorts letter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi tively cures Iiles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per box Fur Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Dr J L Dulm has gone to Madisonville where he will make his future home The Doctor has lived some years at Hecla and looked to the needs of the afflicted at that place but the Hecla peo pie would not get sickenough often enough However Dr Dulin will continue his Hecla practice as formerly The example of W W Brewer Justice of the peace and a prominent citizen of Mt Jewett Pa is worthy of emulation He says I never leavj home without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and always recommend it to my friends It is tbe best I ever used and never tails to give immediate relief For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mor tons Gap Geo King St Charles Some of those weddings have not occurred yetbut they will EroribcKly Seys So Coscarcls Gaudy Calltar Jo tho most won donut medical discovery of Uio ngo pleasant and refreshing to io taste act gently and positively on kidneys lives and bowels cleansing thu onUro colds euro headache fever habitual constipation and biliousness Please buy and n of O O O today 01j 60cents Holdand guaranteed to cure I druggists Notice Tho annual meeting of the stock holders of the St Bernard Coal Company will be held in their office at Earlington Ky Wednesday April 21 1897- GEORGE C ATKINSON I io5t Secretary gmmmrnmrnmrnw mmmmrnmmmw SET E T HALSEY PRESIDENT W C NONES VICEPRESIDENT EW M GRAHAM SECY DEN W ROBINSON GENL MGR i Bird EyeJellico Coal Co if HALSEY I Wliitley County Kentucky Telegraph Address JELLICO LUMP OF BIRD EYE COAL MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF JELLICOFrom the wellknown Jellico Vein EE VANDERPDDL Unsurpassed both as a Steam EEanda Domestic Coal Sole Miners of the FamousBIRD EYE CANNEL 3 ESpecial attention given to Mining Screening and Handling = WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY = GIVE US A TRIALE E PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE ECOMPANYifi iUiUUiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUilift Mrs E R McEuen is still im proving and it is hoped will soon be entirely recovered To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money It U fails to Cure 250 For sale by SI Bernard Drug Store Earliogton Ky TilE BEE now has close neigh bors The new barber shop is inhabited and the lawyers office will be in a day or so Dont Tolxfcu Spituii Sniiikr lour lire may To quit luUicco unlly uiitl luruvcr bo mat ictlo lull of lllo ncrvo uiul vigor tube KoTo Jiur tlio wonder worker that makes weak men trong Alt druggists tOcorll Curo IrIlran Iced Booklet ami aumpla free Addrest Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or Now York Mrs Jennie E Moore and laughter Celeste are expected home from Georgia Monday They have been with Prof and Mrs Kemp at Barnesville Ga since November Whenever a druggist tells you be has jmething just as good for coughs colds grip etc as Dr Dells Pine Tar Honey lie is thinking of his profitsand not of your welfare We make the genuine and au home all druggists to guarantee it to be the best on earth The E E Sutherland Medicine Co Paducab Ky For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Gee King St Charle- sEanlington Commandery No 525 U O G C feels highly honored over the selection of Mrs J E Day one of their members- to the second highest office in the State that of Vice Grand Noble Commander This we believe is the first time in the history of the order in Kentucky that a woman has been selected to fill the above named position and quite naturally the lodge here feels happy over the result HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen It is positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in Ibeback kIdneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passaces It corrects inability la bold urine and scalding pain in passing it or bad t fleets following use of liquor wine or liter and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to pet up many limes during the night to urinate The mild and extraordinary tiled of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the high est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases U you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug gists price fitly cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent tree by mall mention TUB BBS and send your full postoffice address to Dr Kilmer iCo Bingbampton NY The proprie tors of this paper guarantee the genuine ness of this offer Late Literary News I Does Modern College Education Edu cate in tbe Droadett and Most Liberal Sense of tbe Term 1 is on of the most im portant inquiries that could be set on foot This discussion which is lo be taken part in by President Oilman of the John Hop kina President Dwight of Yale President Scburman of Cornell President Morton of the Stevens Institute Henry Tburslon Peck of Columbia Bishop Potter and others of tbe most distinguished men of both the United States and Europe is be gun in the April Cosmopolitan by a radical inquiry into the educational problem along the lines of Herbert Spencer President Gilman will follow in a almost equally searching Altogether there is promised the frankest possible expression of opinion and it seems probable that it will be the most thorough comparison ever made of educational methods with the needs of everyday life at the close of tbe nineteenth century 75 to 100 Per Month Offered to iirst class Lady or Gentlemen Agents to aid in an excellent school work which is now being placed in every county in the United States Call on M M GILMOUR G neral Agent at Dawson Springs Ky or address Student Register Company Lock Box 344 Nashville Tenn 4 i WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSETo our Funeral Equip ment the best in this part of the State Anythingand everything you want n livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST or WALKER TWYMAC1 Street West Railroad complete TINWARE Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality and prices dirt cheap S33g DIRECT FROM TO WEARER Saves you 4 Big Profits The Jobber andn The I s IIPflFRuur CO 20220111 wzudsi NEW T Wi00 I SUITS FOR f iww flops Jldonb Suits Sizes 3 to 15 wIth exlra pair of pants 293 TlirM Suits an tot made from Impcrt Wool Cheviot In Duck Blue Grey and Drown In sizes from J tuq years ot Made bltbrusted with Sailor CoI fancy embroideredlined with fast Block Albert Twill Sateen and Patent Waist Bands Trimming and WOr- kmnsllp the ZlrsSame In ees 010 IS years IIlnot ctlor Iaiterni Below When ordering send Post once Eipress Money Order or Revered Letterf I age at last or mal JIUIII Ifor his ge MoneychKfully rerunded If not nslactary e for sam pies tips measure measuring bLinks etc KY i MILL Which Wholesaler El GUARANTEUD I l to be from AQ or Woeituy mad In tyk 1 and best You it la rour town for SUt Mti 4l 1 OR Ii to 18 in t ansi over he Vest and rrom PD lied for We Pay Ex f es not lsallsIned the p ono I Co t I In a J DFFERENCE prodttce1byan is marked than is difference inappear in style and quality ofthe Wearing Apparel BORN CO THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS work Tailors and Overcoats of the former ore 1 1 II productions of Tailoring Art We Guarantee to fit please you you money PATTERNS to select A OUR CLUBBING OFFER TilE BEE and DAILY AND SUNDAY GLOBEDEMOCRAT both one year for 650 THE BEE DAILY only GLOBEDEMOCRAT both one 450THEPAY both one year for 825 TilE BEE and DAILY on IICOURIERJOURNAL both one year for Tim BEE LOUISVILLE EVENING POST both one year for 275 jir TINNERS Iain of SftRblNGTON A Stock of Stoves Castings AND BURGER iiftty w1cKLLijMANS 150 cuaranteed nude Wool Drown Black Worsted Corded latest lined with imported Farmer SatoCCustoxn Tailor manner cannot duplicate i6oo TbeNn1egoodllnadeforYcutha IJ6 Long Pants How measure Mena Youths round heistWaist Crotch rants press Char and hould rund nancy 1lYou iirect from oltw largest thing Manu facturer AmnlcaJ U THE not more the ance made by fff M and the of the of een The Suits fine and and save 300 CHOICE NEW from TST BERNARD GENERAL STORE and COURIERJOURNAL 650 and TENN Cheviot trimmed 10Q mass I TUB BEE and TWICEAWEEK GLOBEDEMOCRAT one year for 175 TilE BEE and TWICEAWEEK COURIERJOURNAL both one year for 150 THE BElt and WEEKLY LOU ISVILLE COMMERCIAL both 135THEcation at IOW PRICE JOB WORK Will receive prompt attaatUa at I this office Estimates upon application 0 0 iTi I T I j4jo t CJ V OCe t3e ZEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated SelondfvelM SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1ttt 1ctlrlnadnce ft 00 hUe4ontii a IS Shu Coplet S Iople mailed free 011 application pcrepondentt wanted In all parts of Ihe Address for partlcnUn J THURSDAY APRIL 15 1897 E rJiri t01 tfa Enin s ewiNotee Personal Paragraphs and y Other Doings at Home Worthy ol Special Mention r Thc Grand Lodge of Kentucky Knights of Honor is in session i Lottisvllles Dr Dells Pine Tar ifoneycures coughs and colds It soothes air passages It heals tho bronchial tubes It strengthens fWeak lungs It builds up the tUsuts It Sehabloa the blood to receive us proper xup 4ply of oxygen For sale by St Uernard DrugStort Earlinston Gorge King St Charles i Secession of the Colorado Wheel men from the L A W has been fdWeated but they now clamor fo- itiieprivilege rJ of Sunday racing- wIiiclir has been debarred in the League t To Luro Cointlpiitlou torovir Take Owcarcts Cumly Cathartic 100 or Ko lr c Co Co taU to cure druggista roruUllluuuoy 4 The prize fighters are bringing their jaws and typewrites into ction again It is now said that fPifz will fight again whenever opportunity offers with purse enough f- i Athhis season of tbe year colds generally if cFffre tangs worse than at any other vliiRrpr DeUs Pine Tar Honey will breaka cold in less time than any kno- wnredad it strengthens and invigorates Jbatesgaad bronchial tubes For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Eirlington GeorgtTKiBg SI Charles The Atkinson Division U R Sebreektcere monies of a pew Uniform Rank at that place This work was ar ranged to be done last night as announced by last weeks BEE but for the convenience of Col W A Wilgus who will have charge of the work it was postponed1 BrtucatoYoar llotrcl AVIth fiucnrcU Candy Cathartic euro constipation forever IOC25C If a ac tail druggists refund money Was he Drowned There is a rumor on the street that Mack Smith formerly of this placewho issaidto have been itui uncle in Arkansas for some time has been drowned in theI floods of that district Positive confirmation of the report is not to be had Many lives have been saved by the timely use ofDr DeIla Pine Tar Honey When a cold creeps upon you or a cough racks your lungs no remedy is so prompt or efIfectual Can be given to children with pertecisafety and is sure to produce bene ticIatrults For sale by St Bernard DrugStore Earlinglon George King St Charles Earnest Stokes and wife have moved into the house on Day street ust cast of Dr Jacksons Mrs Samuel Stamm of LojanlownPa bore her thirtyfour years o= sulTerleg with courage and fortitude Her trouble was rheumatism in the knee In consequence her limb had become so stiff that she could iardly walk Mr Stamm is a well todo merchant and had spared no pains or ex penso torelieve her but with little success lirilil one night when It grew so painful that She could hardly endure lIhe per ii aded her to try Chamberlains Pain Balm The effect was magical The first application relieved the palp and its con tinned use has removed all stillness ndI given her the free use of her limb once more Ifyou have friends who areJ troubled with rheumatism insist on lbeirI giving this remedy a trial You can doj theta no greater favor as It is sure to giveI prompt relief and If they are a little patient it will effect a cure For sale atI 25 and jo cents per bottle by St Derj nard Drug Store Earllngton Ben T Rob inson Mortons Gap George King St Charles A slight wreck occurred at Man nington yesterday morning when freight train No 59 derailed three cars at the relief switch toP of the hill at that place The wrecking crew were just 30 minutes Retting out of the Earling ton yard a the local express train was delayed only a little more than an hour NoTolloo for Fifty Con tsIGuaranteed tobacco bablt cure makes weak men strong blood pure Soc tl All druggists Fords Stock Company Clint G Fords company played Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings to fair audiences in Masonic Hall It was An AmeriI can f Hero Monday East Lynne Tuesday and Lost in London Wednesday The casts pre good and the plays pleasing Ford has for years been very popu Jar with Eariington play goers and his company is better perhips r than ever before Our New TariffsThe American Protective Tariff League ti eda official print of tho new Dingley Tariff within a few Loans of tbe time it WM passed by the House of Representa tin at Washiagtcn on Marrh 3r This iaad eompreoeaw interpretation of the R puMicM platform should be studied by very yeter Any of our readers can ob iwfl a sepy without charge by sending a eaN rjtM8t as follows HWROopy of No 379 Address WFWo1CIWAHGIfII Sect i35Wt3dStH Y f r fj I MDIS0NVIbbeLstesssipess ssssssssussiSeIeaiiass BIENNIAL MEETING Of the Grand Commandery of the United Order of the Golden Cross In nsdlSoWvlHe GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED The meeting of the Grand Com mandery of the United Order of the Golden Cross otthc State of Kentucky on thdfithiristi brought to Madisonvillc large1 number b visitors from various parts of the State as delegates In addition thereto she was honored by the presence of Supreme Grand Commander of the United States Bangs of Augusta Me arid Grand Commander DJ Fleming1 and Grand Keeper of Records W R Cooper both of Tennessee grandnflourishing condition financially and otherwise and with bright prospects for the future The membership of the order in the State has increased 38 per ccntI since last report and harmony prevails I throughout the jurisdiction The election of Grand Officers resulted as follows D A Brooks reelected Grand Commander Mrs E Day of Eariington Vice Grand Commander Rev W F Cashman ot Owensboro Grand Prelate C B Hatfield of Padu4I cah Grand Keeper of Records J H Burnett Paducah Grand Treasurer J T Omen Grove Centre Grand Herald J J Glenn Madisonville Grand Inside Guard Fcrd KnappGrand Outside Guard 1Supremeconvene at the Nashville Center gTheCross was founded at Knoxvillef Tenn July 4 1876 and from anihumble origin its growth has beenl phenomenal It now numbersc 35000 members over twelve states Aside from its social and fraternal features which are excellent in themselves ittfurnished its membership with a cheap safe and reliable insurance Madisonville has the banner Commandery of the State with 130 members among wnom are to to be found the best people in the community It is presided over by Mr J J Glenn to whom to- P gether with the interest taken by Mr C H Murphy Mr Sam Bassett and a few others is due the success the order has attained hereThe session closed Thursday evening with a public installation of officers and an address by Supreme Grand Commander Bangs Short talks were also made byD other members of the order by Prof Glenn being especially felicitous PUGILISTICw An Amuilng Encounter and Some Other ThIns It seems that the spirit of enterprise which ever characterized Madisonville which his been duly set forth In these columns in time p ist not only lingers but Increases It will be remembered that tbe building of our lake was brought abaut byS an enterprising cilizin investigating Chi cagos enterprise in that direction which she named Like Michigan He was ad vised that It was filled with water from her water works and stocked with Inh from her- ofichus It is said ha carefully noted tbe kind and quality of the waler took the dimensions and style of her fish boat house etc came borne and in an Incredibly short time Madisonville bad an exact duo plicate except that our dam iron the Vestside anil Chicagos damned are mostly on the Southslde Besides thIs Jim Jones keeps his trot line set In the region of Mil waukec while on sunshiny days Charley Owen and Cal Walker occupy Waukegan and Sheboygin touching now and then atnMichigan City and Ben too harbormIt Is said our Iliac Ball Pick bad equally romantic an origin But the latest development along this line is the Prize- FIGht craze Which has taken firm hold upon the city We are Informed that theH real authentic bout of tbe season place between Petit Da Jo the Italian and Dandy Speed a native the stakes being he remnants of a ham sandwich Thee fight took place in tbe neighborhood of No 3 South Main street and was witnessed by a large and enthusiastic audience Six ounce dirtcolored gloves were worn by Petit with a mask of the same while Dandy donned the regulation dogskin in tipped with fur and the usual tights Those who witnessed the fight say they advanced to tbe centre of the ring and Pet be It offered to shake bands which Dandy refused Dandy led off with a bluff which Petit Ignoredand the bets were about even hon the outcome Round aPetit came up smiling and finding Dandy off guard reached for his caudal appendage with bis right holdingE to the sandwich with his left front teeth Dandy quickly lowered his guard whirled suddenly and gave the Italian a lick on the nose Round 3When tbe time was calledc Dandy put up another bluffmade a sudden upper cut straight for the sandwich foul ng Petit and both clinched Petit landed on on Dandys ear dropped tbe sandwich and both went down liens there were loud cries of foul and a bantam rooster made way with tbe stakes EandSince that time there have been myste iou rumors of nightly bouts In a prize sc ring pitched In a central locality easy of are access to those holding tickets and Mad w- oflvillt kieps upwith the procession Oiiu of the Utest of these fights occurred all last Friday night between Stephen Earl be and Will Mack both Australians Seven rounds were fought and both yet live We refrain from giving tbe details of thIsp bloody encounter lest our Mayor who is violently opposed to anything of Ibis sorthl should catch on and stop the boys funin We understand be contemplates a trip to Nevada to consult with her Governorth Elder Crosafletd of OWe oro began a day 1 1 A 1 meeting at tbe Christian church Monday evening The classfn billiards recited last night Judge Scott went up bead turning down Cal Walker who is the other endman Madisonville Commandery No 27 Knights Templar will observe Decoration day May 30 as a Commandery in an appro prlale program Committees will be ap pointed who will confer and the result of their action made known later Dr Overall Tbe death of Dr J T Overall Saturday lastat the home of lila son Mr R W Overall removes from our midst a man of spotless parity1 unsullied honor and high and noble attainments Few men who naVe attained the ripe old age of 78 years passed amid the Varying vicissitudes an SvenUul professionalnnd business mego down lo the gravawith as enviable a record He was born in ibis same good Com mbnvVealth In which he now sleeps March ageIdens of life without means of education but with energy and determination and that high sense of honor and right which was his distinguishing characteris tic His natural endowments enabled him perfect his education sufficiently to take up tbe study medicine whitu eventually ted up to the profession he followed until a competency enabled him lo retire Sub sequently however he engaged in the manufacture of tobacco in St Louis re moving the business later to Laotians Mo which latter place became his home His first wife was a Miss Briscoe tbe mother or Mrs Dreyfus ofLouisana Mo AfterTier death he married Mrs Jolla F Best of St Charles Mo who survives bid and is the mother of our worthy townsman Mr R W Overall and Mrs WC Green of Unionfown Ky His funeral was preached by Rev J C fortawell of the Baptist Church fter lcb the Masonic fraternity took charge of the remains and the ceremonies at the rave were conducted by that orerof vblch ho was an honored member The liriiral cortege was one of the largest ever witnessed in Madisonville evincing Che ilgbT regard and esteem tn which the dc- eased and family arc held- HANSON Prof W A Easley Is a frtqneot visitor o qnr town be paid ns another visit a few days agoiMiss Todd of the Grapevine country IsI visiting in Hanson this week Miss Grace Tinder of SlanghlersvHle visited in Hanson this week Roland Martin and wife of Eariington I were the guests of Mr and Mrs G T rrishIast Sunday Steve Shelton has gone to Greenville to see his sister who is not expected lo live but a short time G A Jackson was one of the delegates from this place to the convention recently held at Princeton to nominate a candidate for circuit judge There is lots of school bouse talk here ow and the contract will likely be let for Ibe new building in the near fnlureIban Dame of tbe Nebo country wboI recently left his family and Miss Walker ith whom be eloped came here from the south on the noon train a few days ago and took conveyance to tbe country Webly Bailey who has just returned from an extended trip through the South reports great distress through tbe flooded district he has visited but says things look lively around Nashville wbeie they will oon open the big show ST CHARLES Mrs W W Nisbet oi Madisonville Is visiting hero Henry Fault and Miss Sallie Todd both this place were married last night April 14tb as foretold in TUB lIsa last week Dr T R Finley has gone to Hopkins ville to attend the Kentucky Medical Asso elation His wife accompanies him TbeyI will probably be gone a week The CorbettFilzsimcions fight has givenf quite an impetus to tbe boxing this town already a club has been organ Iud and several knockouts bve occurred Mr Calvin Uainer and Miss Lula amby both of St Cbales who were arried at the Exchange Hotel in Madi sonville on last Wednesday as reported In the last lIsa will make their future homoJ here May tbey live long and happily An infant son of Mr and Mrs Green died here on last Sunday morning and was Interred in tbe C P cemetery Bro Crow conducted the fun ral services Mr F Balder and Miss Edith Galloway who went to Jeffersonville Ind to be married have returned and are making their temporary home with tbe groomsfparents An elaborate supper their honor on last Weduesday night by Mr and Mrs John Balder Tbe affair was a feast of the first order and will long remembered by the invited friendsIParson of Dawson t lereMORTONS GAP Mrs lIen T Robinson and Misses CorS Coyle and Anna Fnrgerson were in- arlington Saturday afternoon R 11outp Rey Omer discoursed at tbe Christian b Sunday morning and evening toalarge and appreciative audiencesCE L Hart spout last week in Fairvlew business Jno Kertb of Mannlngton was In Mor tons Gap on business One day last week i Mr George Toy and family were lt- anhinton Monday choolvery thankful We trust the parents ill send their children to Sunday school and come along themselves that we may grow wiser and betterand let the youths trained to fill the responsible positions that tbey must soon be to called to assume Miss Lizzie Arnold of Greenville is at A resent tbe guest of Miss Anna Furgerson Mr J L Teft and family and Mrs e- rownand daughter of Norton ville were a MotIOns Monday Mrs J Y Crablree of Nortonville uqas- e guest ot Mrs J B Williams on Tburs last J E Williams and lady reln Monday C f IDr Moore had very impOrtinii In Madisohvllle Sunday Wonder was bioson Sundayed in EatlingtSn with relatives Uncle Billie Mills of N rtonvlllew i with us one day last week S A and J A S Franklin were in Madisonville Monday Mr Watts of Earlinglon was In Mor tons Gap Monday on business Miss Inca Dean of Eariington spen Thursday with Mrs G Browning Mr Geo M Davis Is buyiug large quantities of tobacco Mr Jno Hogan of Hccla bad Important business In Montana Sunday A NEW BRIDGE PROJECTED IOver Pond River Between Hop kins and McLean Coun ties to be LOCATED AT TilE DUTCH FISH TRAP The Fiscal Court of Hopkins CoUnty last week considered the feasibility of cooperating with Mc Lean County in the erection of an iron bridge over Pond River at some point most convenient to the best interests of the citizens of halF i counties appearing that there would be a surplus of the railroad tax levy this year after paying off the bonds Magistrates Farnsworth Bacon and Porter were in favor of the much needed improvement and carried mI i people of Hopkins county These gentlemen are ever on the alert for the development and improve ment of Hopkins County as f stat the county is able to make the many improvements which her wealth and importance demand They also favor the greatest good to the greatest number and hence favored the location of the new bridge at the point most advanta geous to the County scat which point the Dutch Fishtrap was also the choice of the McLean county peopleThe story of the proceedings is about this Some twelve or eighteen months ago a commis sioner was appointed from tills county to meet a commissioner from McLean to view out and locate a site for the proposed bridge These commissioners visited Dutch Fishtrap Davis Ferry and Island Ford and decided that the Fish Trap was the best and most available place and that a bridge could be constructed there several hundred dollars cheaper than at the other points In fact the McLean County people are said to have wanted the bridge there or nowhere The location here too was vastly more to the interest of Madisonville Later Hanson sent up a delegation asking in the interest of that place that the bridge be located lower down on the river In response to the request two commissioners were appointed to investigate the matter further One of these reported in favor of Dutch Fishtrap and the other in favor of Davis Ferry The motion before the Fiscal Court last Thursday was to locate the bridge at Dutch Fishtrap to which an amendment was offered to put the bridge at Davis Ferry The amendment was voted down and upon the original motion the Republican magistrates as men tioned above voted yea County Judge Hall voted with the three Democratic magistrates against the original motion and the proposed improvement seemed de eate Next morning however Squire Shaw of Mortons Gap by ome influence was induced to move or a reconsideration The matter was again discussed Several prominent business men of Madi sonville appeared in behalf of the proposed bridge and urged its locaI tiohat Dutch Fishtrapamong others J H Lunsford Charles Owen M W Bishop and H H Holeman To settle all doubt asIto the countys ability to make necessary expenditure these gentlemen guaranteed that the city of Madisonville would pay the inter est on the money that might be reI qui red above the surplus from the railroad tax levy until the balance could be paid by the county As the statement had been made inj pen cburt that there would be sufficient surplus to meet the required outlay this was a safe proposition and it overcame quibbles on the question of financial abihtyIThe action of Squire Catoo1 awson and Squire Shaw of Morons Gap in working for the loca ion of thuS bridge at a point distant and disadvantageous to the county seat and their districts is not underq and is causing some comment Important to TeachersnThe State Board of Examiners ave decreed that all who contem late an examination for Countya Certificates must know something about Common School law and urrent Events For more complete information regarding this subject address at once with a 2 cent replyTHE RN SCU O- LLexii1gton Ky Have your tin roofs painted by Walker Twyman Miss Alice Day of the country has returned home after a short visit with friends here u Agents 25 to 50 PcrWceku You work right around home Brand new thing Write to us Quick You will be surprised at how yourddressinterest to investigate Write to day Address Peoples 3941 Market St Philadelphia Pa DOWN IN THE liNES Not only tntnitybeYV ftrn Kentucky district Is thoal biithiVes doll but In other parts of tbo staioVhe same complain Is heard Wefgher Pagan iaya that buslneks at No 9 mIne last week was good Among the shipments of coke forwarded by him was one of five cars to Laredo TetM As usual thoSI Bernard Coal Corn pany Is In the lead This time they are etof native woods is now there and Its safe to say is and will be the best shown The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company have made a proposition to their 8ooq miners to reduce their wages twelve and a half per cent to take effect June ist This Is no doubt the effect of convict labor lq mine placing cheap coal on the markets Mr Albert Toombs of the St Bernard Company has been down to Nashville the past week placiagln position the exbitw jt mado by them Albert displays goodj taste In mailers of this kind and we yen turn the assertion that few will prove his qnal Machinist William Wilson from thq Sturgis coal mines came home last Saturday On a visit to family and friends IiiI reports Inat of the three mines there only the one he It connected with Is now in operation and therefore they are running every day wib a full force in order to ill order Representative White has an eye open for the protection of the mining interests of Kentucky and baa therefore bad passed an act protecting the Kentucky product from an attack from the outtlde by coal mined by convict labor An amendment also includes coke Such a law will doubt less meet with the approval of all miners The fire in the Cumberland Coal Corn panys mine at Sturgir has at last been ex tlngulsbed the water having bad pumped from the river close by and the mint flooded but from reports it Is one or those cases wherein It Is said the care is about as bad as the disease as it will now beal most an endless Job to pump the water from the mine The fire has proved a disastrous one to the Company owning the mine forcing them to make an assignment as reported last week lien W Robinson General Manager of the BirdEye Jellico Coal Co made friends here a visit last week lien says he has just succeeded in settling a small strike among bis men over the question of choosing a check weigbman The em ployees had a notion In their head that they would and bad the right to select whomsoever they chose for said position regardless of what the manager said or did and they therefore acted accordingly selecting for that position a man very ob noxious to the officials and the result was that the matter was taken to the courts and the decision upheld Manager Robinson on every point The evidence showing plainly that he was Justified In taking the steps he bad taken- LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS A regular work train to haul ballast will soon be put on we are told Foreman L II OUrien expects soon to receive several new machines Id be used in bis new shop here Some of the boys are already talking ot spending few days on some stream fish big Conductor Morgan is now contemplating making another trip to Hot Springs Atk for bis health Tbe Falls of Koub Railroad was sold last Friday to the Illinois Central Co for S 150000 We understand that Agent Tefft of Nor lonvillewill soon take a vacation andspend that time in hustling around for votes We believe it all a mistake about Agent E K Walker making tbe race for nomi nation for County Clerk Roland Gibbs a brakeman on tbe Clarksville Gracy branch of the L N bad a hand mashed off while coupling cars lie Is reported to be doing well Rumor says that Tom Browning will soon take charge of a freight train again and every one admits that there are but few belter conductors thin Tom was Our night yard clerk Browder Myers is up to date tbe luckiest fisherman of lbs season as was shown list Saturday when be pulled that two pounder out of the lake hereAn official who evidently knows wHat be s talking about says that trains Nos 91 and 92 will stay on until after the Tennessee Centennial over Now it is stated that about two weeks before be was killed the late Conductor Watts had his Insurance policy In tbe Travelers Insurance Company cancelled and the heirs will therefore not get the 2000 thought to be due them The L N are transporting free of charge food and supplies to the flood suf ferers In the terribly afflicted communities of the Mississippi Help Is coming from many quarters but none loo fast to meet he dire necessities of the distressing sltua ti nMaSterofTraln Djvnay Is now assist lag In tbo make up of a new time card to- go Into effect soon We understand that uite a change In both tbe time of freights and passengers will be madetAn explosion occurred probably migiIatlng In a car loaded whiskey at IUIIII4beloretwelve or fourteen cars was demolished vadlongtheEASTFlt SERVICES Knights Templara of MadisohVflle Com mandery No 37 Will Obssfva IhsDay MaJisonville Gommandery No 27 Knights Templars will hold special servIces on Sunday1 after f noon next observing East r tbelAsrluinexcept with white bontonniere on bit breast Col 7mnCumberland Presbyterian church g at 3P hi Regular Kniglits Tern plar service conducted bythb Commandery led by the prelate Wilt c followed bya sermon by Rev Sir Knight Boone iAfter sermon free will offering o will be taken by the wardens t RFhe public is invited j P it WHAT IS MONEY SubJect Ctaaily Explained bj n College rreilJentiit aVrurs Convention liiotollovrluif is part of tho synopsis printed by tho Milton Vis Journal of an excellent nddrcaity President Whit forth of Milton college before tho farm ers convention nt a recent meeting at Milton It contains seine very lucid statements of money and of tho power of governments to fix value First Two separate and distinct vat ticffTHro Resigned to money ono being tho Intrinsic or market valuo of tho ar ticle used tho other tho legal or taco value indicated by tho stamp or device pressed upon tho article In soma well known instances what is popularly called money boa only ono of thesd values SoconcLTho common practice of tribes and nations in selecting such w tlcles or commodities for money is to adopt two kinds or gradcsof them ono having greater market value according to its for usa in tho larger ex h n esfutradothoothClhavlng lesser Value for Iho smaller exchanges This practice furnishes the first essential con dillon for a system of bimetallism Third =Only that money is baslo anti widely and permanently used which is mode of precious metals very generally gold end silver Other and verhsbablo commodities are finally abandoned or held rcdcemablo in them metals- POurthThao market valuo of these motels not their taco value constitutes byIsally accepted na baslo or primary moth cy Government or custom can add a quality not inherent but temporary to such metala and other articles used as a medium of exchange But tho real measure thus declared to bo effective and lasting must bo tho one established by the laws of trade not by tho edicts of government Fifth Government itself cannot fix or control tho market value or price of tiny metal or other commodity whether used as money or in tho practical arts So it cannot mako flat money and rom pel tho people to circulate it a great length of time atf money of any sort Sixth Any coins or other money whoso market valno is lees than their elrtU or money market yaluo is greater according to their weight unices tho former are re deemable in tho latter Whenever a coin shows oven a alight inferiority of its market value to its face valno It tends at once to crowd out of HBO oven a coin whoso two values are equivalent Seventh Gold baa been adopted by tho principal civilized nations as pri mary money or tho standard of values because of its greater market valno its less weight for a given sum of money and its least fluctuation in market value of any of the precious metals Eighth Coins liko silver whoso market value is less than their tAco val no can be kept circulating at tho samo timo with gold coins oven in somewhat largo amounts onl by being redeem able in tho ImO denominations with tho gout The same is true of paper money which has no appreciable market value Wejtert r pr promIses Our Grecnbaciers should rejoice over tho fact that another paper money experiment being tried Ifgreenbacks put down tho rebellion in tho United States why shouldnt thoyprovo effect ive weapons against Cuban robels reasons General Woylcr who is flooding tho coast towns of Cuba with artistically engraved promises to pay on one sido of a picco of paper and a picture of a well developed tobacco plant on tho other side Tho experiment is bound to be sue cessful for tho notes are rondo legal tender in the worst way Any shopkeeper who refuses to accept those prom- Ises for their face valno is subject to in stunt imprisonment in Jails where con finement moans almost certain death Of course under tho circumstances tho notes are accepted Woyler however forgot to decree that prices should not be raised and tho Cuban shopkeepers are mean enough to try to defeat the experiment by raising prices So far they have only doubled prices but each ono is trying to see how high ho eon pat prices and tho end is not in sight Como to think of it high prices con stantly growing higher hare defeated all past experiments with paper money Perhaps Weyler by correcting this little defect tony yet demonstrate that Green moneybyas good as money mado from costly metals What n boon plenty of money Woyloraexen1ment who tries to provent its success by rats Worlersfcwo Republican Safgettion to Centre Tho retirement from circulation of United States notes is a step to be taken in our progress toward a safe and stable currency which should bo accepted as tho policy and duty of tho government and tho interest and security of the peo ple President B B Hayes la His An nual Mcsaage to Congress Deo 6 1880 Tho several forms of our paper money offer in my judgment a constant em barrassment to the government and to tre8SU17Thereforo system which will present a rem edy for those arrangements which temporary in their nature might well in the years of our prosperity havo been roytsIpnsPres1dent ral Address March 4 1807 Two Coined UM One of the Chinese coins is called a- IL Had tho result of tho election in he United States been different last November our largest eilreroola would kya been a lie Jnyaac Bzy ri aM WMfcmrt The attempt of Japan to maintain a saint ratio that was different from the taUutean41oiultedin metallism had failed in Japan u else where valtioofblon41yiadIn robbing tho laborer and jcng the paidtodistant period load to asocial revolutIon unless the rato oi wages bo oonfllderably mjirovcdIn a family constating of fire members of tbolowermiddolaa could subsist on 70 you ayear Inl808thocost yeuaolUDurlngen declined very ne1y onehalf in its old value about tw tfthaln Us power to buy merchandise cud about on fourth in its power to labor The value of the exports from the United States and Bagleiid to Japaaj was over 18000000 in 1808 and nearly liiportst00000 in the first year and lees than yearPzadWr7 MarIS0 6 or f r n Government Mnit Control Mines The Bankers Mngnzluo for March finds tho oriflln of onr present troubles nbont silver iu the demand thut tho ratio of itt value to gold shall bo deter muted by tho government It ia how ever no proper part of tho duty of tho government to try to fix tho ratio of values of tho two tnotnls Being says rita Bankers Maga zinc commodities na well ita money and being commodities before and nftor they nro money and being money simS ply and only because they nro commodi tics and being commodities because they havo recognized mid intrlusio valno indcpcudeut of any notion of government and oven in tho absence of govern moot and being therefore severally subject to all the laws of comuoditicn tho law of variable supply and demand and value among others nud them yenta tions not being uniform for bothmetals Itt is impossible that government can over fix tho ratio of their value If however it should be insisted that it is the function and duty of ROY eminent to try to fix tIm ratio of their values it would seem to follow as a logical cfliiscquenco that sinco their relative valuo depends absolutely on tho relative supply of tho two metals it is the primary and plain duty of government to fix regulate their supply by controlling and operating tho gold and sliver mines tho sources of their pro duction It should do both things or neither and it is preferable that it should do neither It is folly to expect it to do tho former without doing tim let terThis is tho truth of tho matter In n nutshell Unless tho government first acquires all tho mines In tho world and decides how much silver and how much gold are to be produced yearly it in im possible to maintain a ratio oftir it is fixed Franco fixed It ICO times but It would not stay fixed and Franco has at length abandoned tho effort Tho United States has also tried tho expert ment several times without success It is timo tho theorists wcro letting tho matter alone- Why Interest I High In Texas The Galveston Daily News reminds its Texas readers of tho difference in Interest rates in tim northeastern states and In somo of tho western and southern states and gives them A tow elementary lessons on tho reasons for this difference Interest is never so low It says In communities given over to suspicions Arcs questionable assignments fraudu lent failures or to legislation with a de older turn against tho creditor and in favor of tim debtor Much of tho mar ket rate of interest is invuranco against risk and of course diminishes as tho risk doorcases Where men are required by law to pay their debts and aro not sheltered and encouraged in trick courses by unreasonable exemption laws and by a publio prejudice against cred itors as n class tho risk is naturally M serious Making Its application to Texas Tho News says We havo n right to to leave a fraudulent debtor n residence worth 50000 all tho bank stock or bonds ho con carry and on extraordinary collection of tho tools of his trade or profession anti to defy his creditors to crook a finger at him Wo can do this if wo prefer but it is going to cost us something It asks vhy tho goodly majority of tho people of Texas who are not disposed to live high today and hido behind tho exemption law tho as signment law or somo other law tomorrow should be forced by tho discredit of bad laws and a few dishonest men to pay two prices for every dollar they borrow It It believes tho rato of interest would como down onohalf and tho loanable funds would double if tho lion est men of tho state would demand tho enactment of laws under which a anna itor could collect what Is duo him Currency EvUa Meat lie Corrected Twentyfivo trade associations met at Youngs hotel in Boston on March 8 and decided to petition congress to pass a bill authorizing tho president to ap point a banking and currency commIe sion They demand the gold standard and tho gradual retirement of tho legal tenders and favor the Issuo of currency by tho national banks to tho par valno of their bonds and a reduction of tho tax on circulation They also rccom mend additional banking currency based on assets mulct national supervision safe elnstIo and redeemable gold nud the establishment of banks with n cap till of 25000 or more in small towns and villages Tho ono important tiling Is that they demand action Tho fatnro of tho currency question is very dark but thcrois ono consideration that Isen couraging and that is tho appearance among tho classes directly suffering from tho tree silver agitation ofan or ganized effort at currency reform That is something uewExchangoC- heap CtnfoUrato Money A southern firm advertises Iii varieties of Confederate bills for 25 cents also a I rare collection of CO different bills end Bhinplastcrs for only f2 Apparently tho firm has millions of dollars worth of this money for solo cheap What a pity that our old fogy constitution is in tho way But for it tho cheap money advocates in tiny state whore they havo majority could buy up this whole Confederato outfit and start in business at Once Tho amount of prosperity and happiness that could bo extracted from this old paper mino would depend upon tho also population of the stato fortunate enough to secure tho monetary outfit For instance it would probably glvo Nevada more than f1000 por capita and would at once transform her from one of tho poorest to ono of tho wealthiest of states Instead of sagebrush and prizefights sho would tocin with grant aries and warehouses Down withIn constitution which prevents stato homo rule in monetary affairs and tho maul fold blessings of cheap money 1 tndSpoutingdone short notice tleS44SI iS 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leans s MemphisAW A Kellond AO P A Loutsvlilcv Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and tlea nlr jyuredrufi such share sold fly re onlytheunction to be looked for whips the themNowhereI plitiatotk A good Ime dhehtthat sp ltmg medicine ST BURJMR DRUG STO 1 r J J t roUt OF TilE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION SUNDAY SCHOOL tfmiWSOM III SECOND QUARTER INTER 1igfUTioNAL SERIES APRIL is l Jre Vef tim l5 oii I Cur xv 1380 Mrm uiji ffnt 2033 Golden Text I Cor SO Commentary Iy tlio neT D Jr t MtIrflhI 1 While for this week wo turn from the regular lesson intho Acts to n special rosur rcic lon losson tho connection of thought Is not broken for In tho nuxt lesson In or- idorActs al 1020 tho great number of bo Hovers in Antioch n ml olsevhcro were won y lurpnsh tho preaching of Jesus and tho v rpiurroctlon and It viis tim power of Ills f roiufrcctlon that led thorn to Rend relief fiwtay nian according to his nbllity to the In Judaxt by tho hands ot Damn jbesiiud Saul J 18 13 If there bo no resurrection of i tlio dead then Is Christ not rlson Tho i rBuUduooos taught that there Is no rosur 7ro6tlannolthornngelnor spirit Acts xxii- Lb and everywhere tho npostlcs scorned to find thoso who hittol tho doctrine of the xfll32ttlio work of Christ By It Ho was with f power declared to bo tho Son of God Horn v 14 and wo must OOHoo In our hearts that Gotl raised lllm from the dead lioin x Vi 1 Tliess Iv 14 lip 16 If Christ bo not risen then Is our preaching vain and your faith Is also vain And all tho apostles would bo 7scored na false witnesses for preaching not true The resurrection of Christ ruin tho load la tho assurance to nil men that Ho III Indeed tho Son of David tho Mossinh of Israel nncl tho Judge of all mon Acts II 931 xrll 81 As surety for us Ho was delivered for our offenses but if Ho Is not raised from tho dead there Is no justification for tho sinner for tho surety remains In prison Ilom Iv 25 Unless Christ Is alivo from tho dead there lj no gospel to preach no glnd tidings for winners and nil preachers are tooTh and liars 10 17 If Christ bo not raised your faith Is mini yo are yet In your sins A dead Christ hits no power to savo or to for glvo sins and I think that Is tho forco of the question in verso 20 Why baptize any oho In tho namo of n dead Christi Israel was baptized unto Moses as a living loader In the cloud nfid In tho eca I Cor x 1 2 Our Christ is alivo from tho dead an 1m mortal mou tho God man caving all power In heaven and on earth At Gods Bright hand Ho Is the assurance to every rlpllovorof tho forgiveness of Bins for there bo at Gods right band ono on j whoin nny sin was restin- gJ8ThonI they also which aro fallen 4 mlOpitiCirlst are perished If Christ TtffnotBt Gods right hand alive forever moro then Stephen was deceived and lied when ho sold q ECO tho Son of Man stand ing on the right hand of God Acts vii 60 Ananias lied when ho said to Saul Tba Lord Jesus appeared unto thco In tho way 03 thoti oamcst Acts Ix 17 and nlll Pauls testimony as to tho dead being ab soutfroin tlio body and present wlthtlie LSrdH Cor v 8 Phil 1 21 SO Is slm ply without foundation 40 If In tbls lfo only wo havo liopo In Cliratrwaarorctnll won most miserable Tho present life of tho believer Is set forth by tho Holy Spirit both In tho gospels nnd tho epistles as n lifo of tribulation and affliction and suffering John xvl 83 Cot 1HiIIPct II 20 21 Iv 12 18 a Ufo of s treatment from tho world as Christ Himself received John xv 1021 but tho sufferings are not worthy to bo compared with the glory to bo revealed and wo arc over to consider Christ and sufferings lost wo grow weary and faint Rom vlll 18 Itch xII 0 John xlv 1 fOIIBut now Is Christ risen from tho dead and become tho first fruits of thorn that slept In versos G to 8 Paul men tions six different appearances of Christ attor Ills resurrection and there arc at laast flvo others recorded Thus lIe showed Himself nllvp alter Ills passion by many thfttlllblo proofs Acts t 19 spooking much of tho kingdom during thoso 40 days boo tween His resurrection and visible ascen sion tho kingdom which Is associated with tho resurrection of tho saints at tho second coming of Christ verses 0054 Isa xxv 8t Dan xii 1 2i Acts III BO 21 Math xxv 81 03 rDJ 22 For since by man camo death by man came also tho resurrection of tho dead for na in Adam all dlo oven so In Christ shall all bo made alive II In verse 411 Adam and Christ are spoken ot as tho first Adam nnd the lost Adam The first brought sin and death upon tho race but time last has brought lifo and resurrection for all who will accept Him All aro of necessity in Adam tho ono man by whom sin entered tho world Rom v 12 18 10 all who accept Christ arc In Christ and on Joy time benefits of Illsrlghteousncss which arc sufficient for nil who will accept Him and whosoever will zany Rev xxii 17 23 But every man In his own order Christ tho first fruits afterward they that are Christs nt His coming II In CoL 1 18 and Rov I 5 Christ Is called tho firstborn 05 first begotten from tho dead for by vir tuo of Ills resurrection nil resurrections havo taken place or will take plaoa Both smvceActs val of 1000 years between thorn novo xx 60 Is very plain upon this 24 Then comoth tho oral when Ho shall havo delivered up the kingdom to God oven tho Father The afterward of tho previous verso baa already covered over J800 years since Christ rose from tho dead The then of this VOTED will cover the thousand years of the millenniumaf tar which will como tho now heavens and earth wherein dwollcth righteousness when God balL bo nil in all verses 28 20 II Pet Ill 10 Inasmuch ns Ho is able to sub duo all things unto Himself PhiL 111 81 and will eventually why not trust Him oven now to subduo us fully unto Himself and make ua wholly now creatures tofu glory Uov xxi Ii 25 20 Sot Ho must reign till Ho hath put all enemies under Ills foot The last enemy that shall bo dsstroyed Is death When Ho thus reigns and subdues wo arc to reign with Him Rev v 10j xx 4 0 Boo also Ps cxllx Ho Is now at tho Fathers right hand on tho Fathers throno bodytheIlls own throne to judge tho nations and rulo tho world In righteousness Math xxxv 31 Acts xvll 31 Then shall wo bo manifested with Him Col Ill 4 I John lit 2 also Rev III 21 So a tlmo will como when on this earth there shall bo no moro death neither sorrow nor cry pnln1MOh let mo know the power of Thy rosurrco tlonl Oh let TOO show Thy risen life In calm nod clear ru Qctlon I Oh Jot in o soar where Thou my Saviour Christ art Gono bcforol In mljd and heart let mo dwell always only where Thou art An effort is being madq in the Illinois Legislature to compel railroads in that tatetoaccepttwoccntsperznile as fare i Ofcourse if such a law is made a reduc liquJn the wages of employes will most follow Why not passengers paya little more for riding than In accept less wa- gesMuch in Little Is especially true ot Hoodj FUi for no medl clno ercr contained so great curative power In so small space They are a whole medicine Hoodswftjw SYlIf t jm issijaundice constipation etc aec O i1 Jilfc U Uke with Hood SarwparUb If c ti1 fIU c- y r CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR loplo For the Week Beginning April 18 Comment by neT S II Dole Tone Different kinds of death and the conquest of thomI Cor xr roM An Ester toplo Tho Scriptures speak of three different kinds of death and also toll us how each may bo conquered These arc phys ical spiritual and eternal death nnd these forms of death and their conquest are tho study before us 1 Physical doath and its conquest Wo all know what physical death Isho separation of tho soul from tho body leaving tho body a lifeless inanimal form Physical death camo into the world ns a result of Adams sin In the day that man sinned God said ho should die Man did sin and that day physical spiritual and eternal death came Into tho world that has since hold universal sway Enoch and Elijah alono of all mankind havo passed from tho present to tho future lifo without testing death But physical death has been conquered by Jesus Christ and through Him and Him alone wo cau conquer it Christ being raised from tho dead dioth no more death hath no dominion over Him And not only so but death no dominion over those who hathI Christ They no longer fear it or it for Christ gives them tho victory over death 2 Spiritual death and its conquest When man died physically as a cause quence of sin ho also died morally and spiritually The seeds of spiritual death were born in him at tho samo timo as those of physical death Ho was dead In ticspasscs and in sins Ho was away from God and powerless He could not return to God Ho was alivo to sin and dead to God Ho was olive to unright COUEIICFS and dead to holiness But through Christ spiritual death may als be overcome Ho that hcaroth MI word II says Christ and beliovcth on Him that sent Mo hath everlasting life and shall not come into condemnation but is passed from death unto life II- II But God who is rich in mercy says Paul for His great love wherewith lie loved us oven when wo were dead In sins hath quickened us together with Christ II Spiritual death has also been overcomo by Jesus Christ and through Him wo also may overcome it 3 Eternal death and its conquest Tho most awful consequence of sin is eternal death not eternal cessation of lifo but eternal separation from God and punishment for sin Eternal death Is awful and wo may well thank God that wo may havo the victory over it through Jesus Christ This is tho pro dons truth of tho Bible Through Christ God gives us eternal lifo instead of eternal death God so loved tho world that Hogave His only begotten Son that whosoever bollovcth in Him should not perish but should have everlasting life II God hath given to us eternal life and this lifo is in His Son II Bible Headings Gen ii 17 Ps xziii 14 Isa i 118 ix 2 Math xxv 40i Jolmiii 10 v 24 viii 51 Rom vi 11 viii 1214 Eph ii 122 v 14 CoL Ii 1015 I Thess iv 1018 I Tim v 6 I John iii 14 16 v 112 II Pet ii 17 Rev iii 15 A Continuous Benediction Everywhere in civilized society thoso who rise highest in tho scale of being are the philanthropists the hnmanitari one tho sincere Christians whoso lives are a continuous benediction They go about making sacrifices of time per renal comfort and money so they may dispense tho gifts of costliest kind not merely in charity but in the broad and noblo traits of character that elevate and enthuse men of lower grade Exalt ing their own nature they by their example und lifo of sacrifice influence others to bo mindful of thoso who by reason of untoward circumstances or in efficiency on their part fail to compro bend tho true significance of life and but for timely aid would drag out Q miserable existence Philadelphia Methodist Wo Shall Bo Rewarded That wo may be truly prepared to welcome Him in death or in judgment let us bestir ourselves and also ask for rcutlyHis mighty aid Let tho ciithnsl ism for useful work possess us and the lames of worship rise from faithful and loving and adoring hearts to God our Father and then having plenteously brought forth tho fruits of good works vo shall by Him be plenteously rewarded through Jesus Christ our Lord Parish Messenger hospItality Hospitality is a Christian virtue and it is ono of the most effective modes of evangelization Pow efforts for tim good of others arc moro fitted to be effective than when Christian men and women of standing invito to their tables the young and the humble who see there the culture and tho charm of a Christian liomcJ H Stalker Endeavor Paragraphs Denmark has lately formed its first Christian Endeavor society- A mission band lath been formed by acorna Endeavorers to do work in tho rescue missions of tho city Tho temperance committee of a Kansas Christian Endeavor society has or ionized a Loyal Temperance legion Some Kentucky Christian Endeavor ers collect the Sunday eggs of tho com tunity to raise money for their church A little society of ten members drove 48 miles to attend a recent convention- of tIme Marshall county Ills Christian fcdcavor union Time Junior Epworth League of Chris tian Endeavor of Vancouver DO sup ports a native teacher in Japan at an expenso of ellO a year All tho barber shops and tho railroad stations in Spencer In are supplied With good literature by the Friends Christian Endeavor society Three missionary pigs are being reared by an Atkins Ark Christian Endeavor society Tho proceeds of their solo will bo devoted to missions A Cure II insomnia rootless devil Ever fastens on your brain ieres a cure that for the evil Will destroy the frightful strain Find a seat right hear the window Of a coach upon a train As the evening shades are falling And its slightly drizzling rain In the springtime is the season When the mellow shadows flit Across the open shutter rattling Whtro you force yourself to sit iiicn 3OU listen to the racket Of the wheels upon the track Of gone ancient old chair Iron That gnes clackety clickety dact- Tis Its clackety clickety cliciely clacfr How your bead Roes forward aid kck Then Inro1 the evening IJforpkeustieals lickrty claekely go J PNT2cs 51urclj Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Pint mm 70 a mi second mass and sermon 910 a m Rosary Initrncllon ind benediction at jjo p m every SnnJiy A M Coenan pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school every Sunday morning from lo Communion following II evenIngServceiLv Owes Pastor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Sundaychoc at gjo a m D S Edwards Pastor M B CHURCH Services Cm Suada each month morning and night Prayer meeting every Wednetda night Sunday school at sun p m C C HALL Pastor M B CHURCH SOUTH Service every fourth Sunday morning a d utgtt b T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday night Y P CHRISTIAN BNDBAROK Prayer meeting every Sunday evening if 6jo assembly hail- GEHERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on ihe Third Saturday night and everyTuesday RELIGIOUS NOTES Today tbo Catholics celebrate Holy Thursday Tomorrpw will be good Friday the Fiiday before Easter sacred as the commemoration of the crucifixion of our Lora Sunday will be Easter As has been the custom a special train will be run from Providence to Earlinglon on that day to enable persons so desiring to attend services at the Catholic church in the morn IngSee notice elsewhere Riving schedule of train Negotiations are pending between Revsz J T Cherry and C C Hall towards the holding of a series of meetings in Darling ten at an early date Arrangements are not yet perfected but full announcment will bs made in this column later Special Easter services will be held by the Knights Templars at the Cum erland Presbyterian Church in Madisonville next Sunday afternoon at 3 p m to which the public is invited Sir Knights will assemble at 2 p m in the Asylum See full program in Madisoonvilla news Earling tonSlr Knights and all others who desire to go by rail may do so on the Providence special which leaves Earlington at i p m The poem written for TUB BEE by Rev S W Schelton Presiding Elder of the M E Church for Ibis district and published last week attracted considerable at tention The Sunday Schools Church services prayer meetings and Christian Endeavor services are well attended in Earlingtou but not too well Many who do not often see inside a house of worship would do well to devote some time to religious af fairs It is the custom throughout the country among the many thousands of Christian Endeavor Societies to hold Sunrise meet lags on Easter Sunday morning In accordance with this universal custom the Earlington Endeavorers will bold such service at 530 next Sunday morning All members are urged to make an effort to be at Ibis special service at the hour of sun rise This special service has come to beI regarded as something of a test of theI earnestness and zsal of Endeavorers The meeting will be led by the societys presi dent Mr W F Burr Catholic Statistics The Catholic statistics for the whole United States are Fourteen Archbishops jq Otshops 10752 priests 9670 churches 5IBg missions 9 universities meg semi naries 852 high schools 3438 parochial schools with 812611 pupils 249 orphan asylums with 389331 inmates 888 charitable Institutions total estimated Catholic population 9506427 Philadelphia Ledger tloda Message The Bible contains the promise of its its own entire solution and explantion The message of the master is thatwe shallI seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and then all these things understanding knowledge apprehension appreciation of the divinewill be added unto us William J Cozens Salvationist Boston Mass Humanity God has made humanity as be has made the world As there are all phases of nature so there are all phases of sochetya and they are bound together in ration of the plan formed by the Almighty Rabbi E G Hirsch Hebrew Chicago FaithCs Faith is the essential spiritual faculty of the children of God and men who propose- to do away with faith and to put reason in its placecannpt In my Judgment professt and call themselves Christians tbott Episcopalian Cambridge Mass Peace History and ekample show that the nations that succeed best are those which lever seek for war whose people do not prepare great military establishments but rather desire treaties of amnesty with their leigbbors Rev E C Holies Unitarian New York City The Awful Equality Death is a socialist We try to make a difference between the paupers burial and the treat mans funeral but it cannot be done There are the flowers and the lack of flowers but there Is an awful equality Reed Denver ColoIAbout 3000000 tons of ice is the annual consumption of Greater New York The amount used in summer is 12000 tons daily of which 20 per cent is manufactured In the course of time manufactured- ice may be cheaper than any otherI kind and it can be made cally pure Machinery In ice plants improves year and its cost has largely declined within the last five years Paris has a wealthy citizen a man of sentiment and a patron of- aff who proposes to spend 100 000 in restoring Malmaison the residence of the Empress Jose ihine As a rule Frenchmen arc too superstitious to identify themselves with that unfortunate palace- sand unhappy life I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKEoIi I y Grier1TxEtxic1i offi 3Iic1iQfficc A M CARROLL Manager R G ROUSE Manager 337 Union Street Nashville Terin Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky S H NEWBOLD Manager CAPTT L LEE Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tcnn A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind V 3rac leselle Agerat JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo i J W BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago I1t I THE FAMOUS NO 3 COAL For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET I BRUSHED JOKE FOR BHSE BURNERS ID FliRNflGES Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 9ur Joloted itiens All communication and matters of news per taming to this column should be addressed to Gao ALIZAMDH Eirlmtlon KY ZION A M B CHURCH Services every Sunday mowing at II oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 930 a III II H Carter pastor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at n a m and 7 p m Sun day school at 930 a III W W roster pastor Miss Annie Sanbery of Atkinson Cot lege was the guest of Mrs Minlie Ray Saturday and Sunday Miss Paralee Ray visited relatjves in Evansville Saturday and Sunday Mr Shelton wears a very big smile on his face What is it A big fine boy Rev G 13 Walker preached bis introductory sermon at the A M E Zion church Sunday night The music furnished by Rev Andersons choir was creditable lo them Miss Eliza Prilcbett who has been on the sick list for several weeks is improv slowlyMiss Ross of Madisonville was Iho guest of her sister last week A large crowd of people from Madison villa were out here Sunday at the rally Big meeting at Nortonville next Sunday All are invited to attend and help raisejhe collection Mir Alice Hughes Mrs Rose Kaicliff and others were out horseback riding last week Rev AndersonGordon preached for the rally Sunday Rev Foster was master of ceremonies There will be Easter service at the A M E Zion church next Sunday Rev Walker will preach the Easter sermon at eleven oclock All are invited to attend T H Merriweathar was at White Plains last Sunday Remember the reading room tonight why the Reading Club dont have ny moro programs We bear that you have been kicking because your name does not appear in this column you ought to go somewhere be ide Madisonville to get jugs See NORTONVILLE- Mrs Emma Clements is improving at his writing Mrs Martha Eaves and daughter of Earlinglon paid a visit to Mr and Mrs W H Eaves Mrs Sallie Eaves U on the sick list Rev T HMerriweather passed through here cnroule to While Plains Mrs Bell Taylor of Si Charles passed through here Saturday enroute to Clarks ville Tcnn Mr and Mrs Brasher of Ibis place went to Madisonville shopping Saturday Mr Louis Clements of Mortons Gap paid a visit to his mother Sunday Our people are preparing fpr the quarterly meeting at this place Sunday A largo crowd is expected Tut Tut When I was but a boastful youth And given to verbosity A- My mother with the point of Truth V Would pucture my pompoity And in her very gentle way That could not wound or nettle n kindly counsel she would say mITpt lull and that would settle I often think her gracious plan Would prove a more delightful ono With which to govern people than The present harsh and frightful one should not bowl and rant and storm At Wrong but with sobriety Meet men with brothermen and form One great Tat lull society Nixon WATERMAN The Hopkiosville Banner says a riewl coal mine is to be opened at Mannlngloi Dan A Wilbert of Manninglon will bi nperinlendent Sl ITheScribners One of the big Lynn shoe shops made a pair of ladies boots for the Paris Exhibition of 1889 in twentyfour minutes A notary public followed the opera tion watch In hand For this feat the pair of shoes went through the usual routine of the shop but at exceptional speed fiftyseven different operators and fortytwo machines were concerned in the work which required twentysix pieces of leather fourteen pieces of cloth twentyfour buttons twentyfour buttonholes eighty tacks twenty nails two box toes two steel shanks and twenty yards of thread Since that time the division of labor upon a pair of shoes has become still greater and there is a larger number of machines employed with the result that a pair of ladies boots can now bo made complete in this factory in side of twenty minutes The English tow i of Godalming has a traveled cat that should be allowed hereafter to choose its domestic surroundings It was sent to Leeds by rail 200 miles away but six weeks later appeared at its old home looking well pleased but consideably thinner and rougher for its undesired outing Ocean freights arc cheap and not likely to increase when a single ship like the new twinscrew steamship Pennsylvania can carry grain enough to load GiG ordinary freight cars In addition the Pennsylvania has accommodations for 320 first and second class pas sengers She was built at Belfast and her sister ship the Pretoria of 18500 tons measurement is under construction at Hamburg The English City of Birming ham recently lost a citizen who was born on the field of Waterloo where his father was among the killed His mother accompanied the 79th Cameron Highlanders and when her son was born the corpse of the father was in the same tent JOB WORK Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished upon application Beautiful Walt paper aub Decorations arc better and cheaper this season than ever before It codt so little to ornament a house with beautiful hang ings nowadays that the small item of cost should not cut any figure Come in and let us give you the figures for your various rooms You will be sur prised at the reasonableness of our prices- ST13ERNARD8ENERALsrCRE Sent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who Joves ani mals wo will send free upon ap plication copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itensely interesting read ing it contains a list of the valuable and unusual premium1 given by this paper Address TIlE NATIONAL IIDIANK ALLIANCE 110411 United Charities Butldi r New tfk ARE YOU HUNGRY If you are there is but one place in Earlington to get a quick lunchat BEALLS LUNCH AT ALL HOURS Hot Coffee all the time Fresh Stock of Fruits Confections Cakes Canned Goods Fine Cigars arid Tobacco at REASONABLE PRICES L X BEALL YMAINHANDSOME I LLUSTfiATED CATALOGUE OF THE BBYHHT STBanonBosiHESsBoiiEOE J3n1 Year LOUISVILLE 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