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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 11 1 GHTH YEAR EARLINGTON IgpPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 22 t RUTALLY MURDERED Gaahlors Herolo Struggle in Do fonso of ills Charged bjr Determined Robbers Who TheaLott thVanll aad Make Their MapdThe Whole Community Aroused and In Pursuit RSWORTH N H April ITWhile t ug the entry of two desperate and ijnlncd robbers and during a he but fafclle struggle to protect 000 Jlr more In money and securi In the compartments of the open Vf the Great Falls national bink JtMwortli yesterday afternoon Caahlr Joseph A Stlckncy was struck down and brutally murdered near the desk which ho had occupied for years murderersrnea iia can bo estimated about 80000 vaatkken but it Is possible that the Binoun will considerably exceed thIS coahilurknWthu institUtion at tho time Stlckneydownwith The most remarkable feature of th robbery Is the fact that 8100000in boiIdi of titOiUalUd States whlth were kept In one of the drawers pf Uioblg vault andjwhleh the robbers evidently rxnrafeed cresoL taken Neither waSouyol the negotiable paper sad wctjrltles of tho bankIn fact nothing Is missing except the cash No one was aware that there was anything wrong at tho bank until two oclock cram hour niter the murderous work was done Tho perpetrators had ample time to escape and yitcplay bvoniatf scores of deputy sheriff mar couInglilaJoining state of Maine which from thlstlty Is just acroat the Salmon Falls river Tho men made their visit to the dayInsituated and so completely and thor robboryLhatmMgor description of them was ob tainable THE GRANT PARADE TrobabU Marching Order with Namerlo Strength of Divisions NEW YonK April 10The time for making application for place in line of yesterdayafLcrpoon der of march will not bo made up before next Tuesday but tho probable marching order with the numerical strength of the divisions was given k out yesterday afternoon as follows MiUTAfl1 DITISIOIS troopsWOOiWuo Jnckou 1600 men- P5001wt DVISIOH YorkIntbrlffkdflhoni third brigade ISO men i fourth brfia4e men rnnn DIVIBIOK Voops of the National guards of various tee assigned to line In the order of the en aea of the state lots tho Union First trig 0 Pennsylvania mlllUa IiCW men second lgI4e how Jersey troops 4000 men third Igsde Oopnsctteut troops 503 mon fourth Igade MMMchusett troop WO men Oftb Igade Marylind troops MO men sixth brig e Vlrglola troops TOO men seventh brigade bode Island troops 400 men eighth brigade croonS troops WO men ninth brigade Ohio ix Pc 1100 men Unth brigade Illinois troopi vernor and fcUfl number not given i eleventh tzade District of Columbia 130 men reTain Drvisioir- Unlformoa armedaad equipped cadets under apt E L Zollnskl United States army 400 Soy Veteran grand division MaJQen O O UOWArd U S A commanding 10000 men I Civic OttAND DIVISION f Ctvlo soclottos ete for the most part In wit I term under the command of Col Charles F homer 10000 nice DEATH OF MRS TILTON 4 After More Than Twenty Year Spent In Strict Retirement A Sad Life XKW YORK April toMrs Elizabeth L Til ton the wife of Henry Ward TuesdayI r I ihT 1897NOIAnews of her death was not made public until yesterday Since tho famous reotlrementwidoweddaughterwas kept secret and there are nQl external signs of mourning about tho house where her body lies Theodore Tube her husband is in Paris where ho has lived ever since the Ilecchcr trial PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION Den 1olavlcja Bay the Rebellion L- iNearly Quelled MADRID April 17Capt Gen Pole vleja prior to leaving Manilla capital of the Philippine islands sent govtlrnmentberenearly quelled that only 7000 Insurgents partly armed are In the field thtt 24000 insurgents have already sub 11 ted to the Spanish authorities and thit 20000 Insurgents are upon the point of yielding up their arms SWALLOWED HER TEETH rpnful Accident to a Young Women at Washington peacefullylowed her false teeth She was taken to the Emergency hospital and her condition is regarded as serious The Emergency physicians will apply the Xrays to find tho pnd location of the teeth She is suffering Intense pain No More Filibuster nipoiiuions for the rroentA- CKsONV1LLE Tla April 16DrJacquin Castillo tno Cuban leader hat gone north It Is stated that no more expeditions will b sent from Florida at present on ace unt of tho strict Which kept by the ovcrnincntofllciabi ehinngtdto heiciiiasesIFIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Special KCluIOO Iff ILo sonsW on tho I Uh after a brief 5lvia lion ot the tarltr bill Mr Merrill reV Vestdemthe tariff bill Illegal and beyond the power of roneres which was carried by a vole ot 24 to tarUfhlllltaeitthen taken up pending consideration ot which thehouseacted and tho body adjourned until the ITlh IN the senate on tho 15th the open session was devoted to consideration of tho Indian opo proprlatton bill the pending question being the committee amendment opening tho Uncom entryTheVent dem Mo In criticism ot the provision whichboschool among the Indian The Indian bill was not completed when at 5 oclock the sen Ito adjourned until tho 19thThehouse was Dot In kcMlon Tnr senate was not In aoiilon on the ITth lid10unI 10upllnllllont withInu to Whll COI1nl hlJlllrty hnuldw Pursue with tor three days at a time without attempting to tears legislation The vote was a party one Mr Bailey opposIng adjournment because Mr Oland would be shut oil from offering a Paclflo railroad resolution IX the senate pn tbo 19th the Indian appro priation bill was passed substantially as It passed hl house savo the amendment opening the Uncompahgro Indian reservation Jtesolu lIons of Inquiry wero agreed to asking the wo retory of state AS to the operation ot the retl proclt1 trestles made Under the MdClnlet ret After an executive session the acnato ndjcurn d M a mark of respect to Representative NIl ken doccrsedTho hnuto was not lau loa GRIM VIZAGED WAR With all IU Attendant Horror and Sac rIOee Itegun lletween Turkey and GrtoeJSTA TIfOILR ouncil of ministers has declared that a state of var exists and has ordered Edhcm Pasha tho Turkish command CAto the Turkish representatives abroad recalls the weeks invasions and states that the newest incursion was partlcK paled in by the Greek troops which therefore established war The clr POcra that the entire responsibility for the war taU on Greece Turkey has no proolOJI IIGreccotier and from Crete Ore DlseUlms tleipomlkUlty Bat Will Stand Her Ground has1eelded AnInvl1lllonommander Is exported and the Greek Irmy hits taken tip positions for the repellheOrders have been sent to the Greek t idefenIvebnttil cost j Turkey Officially Declare War IndepcnlencuRulgo Turkey has officially declared War against Greece and that a notification to this effect was sent to the powers this morning LI HUNG CHANGS WORK ChIna to Ban a New Set of Treatle with Commercial Nation tohavoreat nations of the world which will fromlhaonerousunder and enable her to adjust her 3 needs1tfuchthe tothoto LI Hung Chang who employed to the best advantage the opportunities Stillthotoferred1agedoblIgeberfact that China must be power to raise nl1dltlonalrevenues JORDAN TO BE RETAINED And Torn Itatt Will flreak With the Ad tWASIIWOTOS toletalnConradB tilladministrationhe will oppose the confirmation of MrIJordan in the senate JUDGE DAYS MISSION 110 win tOY Washington for Havana jWASUIXOTOXn tonUto Ru sasI 1s R1l lbft ea tII precedents and papers at the state de PtBritish CraUor Arrives Unexpectedly at DurbanbDunnAJt Lioown on forders arrived here unexpectedly dur Britishiiwarships Two more warships of the British fleet are expected to follow immediately SFivePiTTBiiunaii Pa April l6WhileJtapping a blast at the works on the South side about 8 a m the molten metal bolted over into a pit e 0Cmen were w om will probably die Promoted bhancoof the treasury department at Philadelphia hits been promoted to be supervising special agent vice J J Crowloy transferred and appointed pedal agent at Chicago t j 2cmA GOOD BUGGY 11 d 1 0 MADE BY THE j 1 MADISDfSlVILLE II C KRljABE CDI 0 k1 Give us a call and be convinced that we will givcyou the best Buggy made gj 15In Kentucky for the money Twentyfive ycar experience tells the story We I will sell you a I Jop Buggy of Our Owg Makei fQr45 1 V i f I I l I I I Wed all kinds of repairing on Spring Vehicles from the lightest to the J heaviest that is being used in our county A hint to the wise is sufficient t T B JONES Manager N B JONES Jl 0 0 e O o 0 0 I- M D 0tI d o II v I c to t4 r ii THE TURKS DEFEATED Ravonl Pneforo tho Onslaught PIho Groekob tThe Grecian Steamer Athens Sank bjr Turkish float In the Unit of Batonlea Admirable Courage and Coolness Displayed on lioth SIdes Defeated the TUrks at lUyenL mTheOeeks tvenitered Turkish territory In different di rections and penetrated to Dainosi northeast of Zarkos Another division is trying to flank the Turks who are retreating in disorder Heavy JghtlnRls In progress at1tGritxovall has been going on since noon The Greeks are trying to re capture the place OSuukSXLOMCA April 30A Turkish toz- pedo boat has sunk tho hreeksteameT Athens In tho Gulf of Satonica Ou board were insurgents and members of various secret societies A general 1prohibitedTurks kayo seized the Greek steamer I Cophalelonbnt at Orltzoyahl1i ATIICNS April JIIIn the en gagementat Grltzovall the Greek bri gOds commanded by Gen Mastropas waybeforeGreek brigade under tho command of Gen f t1orceCloned to All but rarktsh Troops Aprlll0TheTurkIsh claimed tho Gulf of Arta closed to nil but Turkish troops Prince Jdcholat Commands a Battery ATIIESD 20 Firing commenced his morning between the Greeks and lyfrontier35000 Greek troops has crossed the trontleratEpls rlbookt A dispatch from the Greek hen quar ten at Larlssa says that three imppr thMcnaxaPrince Nicholas of Greece the third son of King George usa been ordered o the front In command of a battery of- rtillery REV DR JAMES H BROOKES eath of the WnlMlnown rresbytertan Hlnlater In St Louis Sr Louis April 20Rev Dr James II Brookes pastor emeritus of the Washington and Compton avenue Presbyterian church died at sunrise cityDr mlrJust Went tbe Motions reL0WSVILLSthe Evening Post from Frankfort says There was but little interest inle fulyinto by the steering committees thorjoint session adjournedce veNewKeener was to have been executed atoing Sing yesterday for tho murder ofofosa Rosegate his sweetheart last anuary Ills counsel appealed how ever and the appeal acted as a stay of xecutiontrthe Wro Remaining Insurgents ththehas capturcd the five remaining memo y ert of the Insurgent force commanded y Scrraga It is not known whether Serritga has surrendered or not yesterday lof Two Unknown Men Drowned MKNOUINEK Mich April 2DTvo unknown men wore blasting on some staging at Mlchigammo Falls on tho Mlchlgammo river drive when the staging broke and the men went head long over the falls The bodies have not yet been recovered Favor the Dlnglejr Tariff DHL PHILADELPHIA April 2orlie execu tlvo council of the Philadelphia board of trade yesterday adopted a memorial to congress favoring the DIngley thrift bill and calling upon the senate to tale prompt and favorable action on it Honduras Under Martial Law WABUINOTOH April 10 United State C Consul Little telegraphs from TeguciC galpa the capital of Honduras revolution has broken out and that the republic Is now under martial law Further Evidence Against Kelley SouERSWORTU N II April lOXhe police have obtained strong ovt deuce connecting Joseph Iee11ey witlIthe murder of Cashier SUckney I day I BeprMentatlve Ilolman Better toRepresentatlvoing from serious complications follow Ing a fall from a street car is better but still in a dangerous condition To Be Coniul General at Berlin I WAsniNOTOW April VTho presl dent Informed Representative Bar odt of Missouri that Julius Gold smith of Milwiukechad beep selected 1rconsul general to Berlin A Sombre Romance CLEVELAND O April 20Yrs John Pacey Ilbbbs who vas married upon her deathbed to John T Hobbs on Thuijsday died yesterday She was 8iJ yeaiS Will Vote on the Treaty Mar 5 WAsiUNOTOMi AprJJ 20rhe senate has agreed to vote on the arbitration treaty on May 6 atJJI1 A Burned VtlUge aE oNr9iApril 16Fire dc LlnllMYon theLak Shore road Tho post of Ice the drug store grocery meat mar exchango1Mi1were d strpyed rob1aretlgsted b7 the Grand Jarr INDIANAPOLIS tod April 17TIClSou grand jury was called wbdihstru te I by Judge McCrary to In bylliuCltluStreetDltWSL I U n i OTHER VISE UNNOTICED A rost has seriously injured the straw- ci1y crop in Missouris great frultbelt 8tIXdergartcnunlon The senate will devote this week to th passage of tho appropriation bills th4 house will do nothing- sCoiigressmnn Sibley of Pennsyl gottaanniversaryfMrsingtou Ill was celebrated Sunday promlulOfaths ago have confessed the crime 1 I dogitlSfij o stuffed und placed In the post museum lildlooftlicroad populist are in reo vo against their chairman Senator M wtion Butler nnd have called fan national convention Itiis ofiiclally announced that the national encampment of United Boys LI1faGJrcek merchant In Turkey have warboWeont bIkeOreeksuite by Turkish forts at Pwvcsa and demoUsl1lnlltlSarah Bcrnhardts presentation of IarlsISGhltoaurfmost successful urtlstlc efforts of hertife MIslsslpplsaYfi i any democratic row at andils consequently Washingtont all sides Alwoycarold child of William John st Car1cprobeablHim Wayne MoeVeogh formerly United States ambassador to Italy ar vcil Sunday on board the American necomponledby Guenthcthich is soon to take place will conlosuruhiate a union between tho zollern and Orleans families Representativen thoalarmingpassed though he is still quite weak Paris Figaro Li making war on the littentlonwoundInghlsinj aiGansickeneirwuhcovered Sunday night to depart for s home in Little RoclcNIt is charged ctcd by special tax as an emergency nd for Indian famine sufferers hasbon misappropriated by English clals The details of the charges rival e case pf Warren HastingsdMr and Mrs Elscnmayer lebrated their goldon wedding miniarsary at their home In Trenton r Elscnmayer is a wellknown mill luhIshome Seth L Milliken representing in the use of representatives the Third diebict of Maine died at Washington Suneday night For some time Mr had suffered from a serious affection of e bronchial tubes which refused toIc HTheredemlo of yellow fever will soon sweep over the island of Cuba The doctors at Havana say the existing conditions make it certain Gen Weylers policy concentration and starvation has created these conditions Henry G Bryant of Philadelphia a wealthy gentleman who takes an Interest in geographical science and ex ploration who has climbed the Alps and the Apennines leaves Washington ii i a few days for Alaska to ascend Mount St Elms Sf possible THE MARKETS NEW YOUK April 20 ISJT OATTLENatlvo Steers t 4 25 M 5 0- 0COlroNMlddJln 7XO 7H FLOUKWlntcr Wheat 2 IIi 41 4 TO WHEAT No 2 Itod W BW cORNNo 2 to 11 J- iOATSNOS 4 mP- OUKNowMess 8 75 to II 5J ST LOUISaCOTTONMlddllng aUEBVESSteers 8 25 t 6 85 COWl anlllIctfen 3 I t 4 00 VESper head 4 10 0 800 HOUSKalr to Select 3 Ki U 4 15 SHEEPFalr Ui Choice 4W vLOUltIatcnts srlOit 475- 1ancyto Extra da 44 WHEATNO Red winter IWh 1- 17COHNNotllxe 4 ts 21U- OATSNO z 1- 8ItYINo 2 31 as TOllACCOLugs 300 800 Leaf Hurler 4 ro 12 113 IIAYC1elll Timothy 1000 iU ro UUTTER Cholco Dairy II IS KGUSrKresh 7 f IOKKStandard now 800 51LMIDPrImeStcamCHICAGO CATTLENtttlvo Steers 3 83 I IIZ HCKJSPalr to Choice 3 n t 4 11W SIIKKP l nlr to Choice 3 M 6 60- 0IU Oil Winter Patents 430 O 4 OIl 8prlll Patents 3 70 O 3 W- WHEATNa 2 lprln 32i r 73W NoSUoa H COUNNo2 3II H- OATSNo2 IOUIC Mew new 8 43 U 8 ro KANSAS CITY 11110UQOSAUOrndes NEW OIUUANS- FIOUIZliIgbUrSdO 4 M O 4 M- OOUNNOS 33 o S OATSWcstern SIH 23 HAY Choice I960 4 17 GO USUAOONSldesIX5UISV LtEWHEAT Na3 Red III 5 2- 3ItNNi2M1zj 2SH t3 0IOIIKNow 1173 HACOMClcsr RIb 545 53 II COTTOHUhMllnir IL ft A Ilrltlih Cralter Will be There NEW Yonic April 20Tho British cruiser Talbot arrived from Jamaica anti anchored in the North river The Talbot will represent the British gov eminent in tho naval display at the flrant monument dedcatinnC RepresentatIve Ilolman Dotter WASHIUQTOK April 10The concH Lion of Representative Holman of In dlana was encouraging today and two physicians in attendance said ho waslBaklnraaUsfactory wardreotlYery progress to I ii1liiiii ii 7B I TILE GREAT FLOODS Tie Situation In Madison Pariah La Growing Worso Delta Almost Depopulated Report From Many Places TeU the SLiP of Advancing hoods and Itecedlnc Ilope4 Widening Croraiie VICKSDUBO Miss April tBAt 0 p- In the river was 51 feet 810ths a fall of 3lOths in the past 24 hours and a total of 010tha since the crevasse at nightThela growing hourly worse The flood of water going through the Biggs break in the levee is fast covering the low lands and is flooding Bay Vidal and the greater part of tho land In the s parishTheTallulah some eighteen mites west of Delta The water had risen seven feet in the bayou at Tallulah and was rising a f toclayDelta only aftertheor three feet of water in them The backwater Is fast covering lands north df Delta and at Youngs Point much OmegathoatidKelloggis o partfreach of boats on the river front or at stations on the line of the Vicksburg 3 Shreveport railroad so they can be moved in the event of another break In vlilehlBend and Duckport levees are both caving Reports from Madison parish state Bushbybayou r itliadisent TallulahheIs overflowing everything two miles be higherlnndseral feet of bank left in the bayou todayover everything overflowing ICingsa and ICcls places also the rr nldad and Ash wood eight miles be w Richland The telegraph line is down some distance below Richland and communication was shut off fropia b teginningline of the Vlcksburg o adLTon at Bend levee and they are reported in L tvcntytomorroW with a much larger LotcowThe people at Tallulah are building the old leveo on bayou as far uthas Seyler8Jabout eight miles wCterUlrlIAIe 5omptly toWidening MEMPIIIB Tenn April lBNo more reals are reported in the Louisiana leveo district tonight although tIle vdayI1rlsh are reported to be very weak nd a break may occur at any hour pingg rapidly throughout Madison par At Cowpen the leveo is seeping badly nd although a superhuman effort is eing made to hold It many expert need river men are of the opinion thatsa break will occur sooner or latervThe town of Vldalla is in a crlt al condition and many of the Inhab ants arc hastily packing their most effects mid are fleeing to Natchez The waters from the Biggs revasse are expected to inundate the town by Wednesday Judge hal In Waiblncton WASIHSOTOK April lOJudgo Wil liam R Day of Canton who is to go- ot Havana to conduct an inquiry In to the Emit case arrived in the city last night The expectation Is that ho will examine the papers on file at the state department and afterwards proceed to Havana to continue the Inquiry New Torpedo IloaU Davis and Pox POUTLAND Ore April 18MeSSTS Wolf Sewleker t Co who are con structlng torpedo boats Nos 12 and 13t have received word from the navy de partment that the boats have been named Davis and Fox respectively fter two distinguished officers of the navy Excavation Contract Awarded OMAHA Neb April 17 Contracts were awarded this morning for the re moval of 80000 cubic yards of dirt on the site of the Transmlsslsslppl exposi Lion The excavations will be for lakes and lagoons Tho work Will be com menced at once Called to Chicago PHILADELPHIA April 17 Prof Francis N Thorpe of the school of his tory in the college department of tin University of Pennsylvania lies received an offer of a similar position with the University of Chicago He will probably accept Confound and Said lie Ought to bo Hanged COLLINS Ma April JOSam Jr who ten days ago backed SmithI women to death with a corn confessed and says ho ought to be hanged ttauteneed to Slang PAVKTTSVILLK W Va April 19 Jerry Drown a member of the Montgomery gang of murderers was sentenced last night to hang June 25 fot tho murder of Mrs Isaac Redford Douth of Ilepresimtatlvo Mllllkcn WASHINGTON April 10 Representa tive Seth L Milllken of Maine died last night of pneumonia Amended Ills CalL FBAHKFORT Ky April 20GoY Bradley amended his call for the extra session so that the general assembly might relievo tho suffering caused by tho flood in the counties of Hlckraan and Fulton in tho southwestern parts of the state Carljr Fruits Damaged MAHSIIALLTOWN la April SO There was a remarkable change In tempera ture here Sunday night the mercury droppIng from ro to2 In a few hOlo8 lee formed half an inch thick Early fruits are probably damaged some what 0- i t I I 111 1 i I I I 11 I I RIN00 I- DRiDSI J Under jLOWGRADELAW to HIGH ART NOVELTIES in j Woolen Silk f and Silk and VvWool J FIsINCLUDED jTfSilkst IWoolens from 22C to I per yard from 2C to 4oc per yard i Assortment Comprehensive Styles BiiiUNi 11 I Prices Rock Bottom Dont do yourself the injustice ol 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 MADISONVILLELILIJIL arYOUR MONEY RACK IF YOU WANT IT- I S14eS SS4 CIVIL SERVICE RULES A Movement for iJUodUleaUolI as At tooting 1enslou Agencies W+SIIINOTON April 20A movement lnfiforpart of the civil service rules witI ap penlenopernLivoJulyall agent can not remove an employe without the approval of the commis of pensions It is claimed hat this Isan injustice to the- gents as well as depriving tho patronageThewho arc heavily bonded In amounts sbouldbeIntrust the work and for hom they are held responsible TopekaICascan not select any of the clerks who telcm lurlnirJthovpar Tcnresentagents 1llcre nro 00 clerks affected by tho extension of he rules referred to Will bo Unable to Attend the Opening of KzposltlonWASIHNQTON McKinley yesterday decided tnt lie ld be unable to attend tho Nash iflo exposition on the opening tIny May I but vll formally notify the authorities that ho will visit the ex osition after tho adjournment ot con ross TO l tt nftAft t lnn l Miners MA88iiix O April nItis learned hero that Senator M A llanna has de termined to look up mining conditions s they prevail in western Pennsyl anie lie proposes to cxcraisa his In fluence for the betterment of the con ditions under which tho men nro now laboring Minister Terrell Successor WxsniJfOTOH April Onr Angell who will succeed Mr Terrell as United States minister to Turkey was at the state department ycsteulay After paying his respects to Secretary Sher man ho spent somo time In consultation with exSecretary Foster as to the new duties to bo assumed by him Primrose Day LONDON April 20 1rlmrose day the anniversary ot the death of Lord Ucaconafleld was observed with tho usual display of his favorite flower The decoration of the llcaconsflcld statue surpassed all records Offices Offered and Accepted WASUIXQTOK AprIl2DW A Jones of Wisconsin and Robert 11 Bell ol Maryland have been offered and have accepted till respec Ivo offices ot commissioner and assistant commissioner of Indian affairs In st Critical Condition DES MOINES Ia April 17W II Me Fatland cxsccretary of state who was Injured by a fall Tuesday night U worse lip delirious unablo to sleep and in a very critical condition Arrests for fhe Tokat Massacre CONSTANTINOPLE April 17It Is re ported hero that 200 arrests have been made at Tokat In tho Slvas district ot Armenia of persons charged with cote pllelty In the recent massacre there Death ot William K Slick the Comedian H03TOV April 10 William P Mack the comedian died at hs residence here yesterday aged 37 years lie hail been associated with Francis Wilson Charley Reed May I rwln Dan Daly and other wellknown actors hug Bond Sales Arranged NEW YonK April 15TIme New York Central has arranged for the sale ot 100000000 of 8K per cent 100year gold bonds anti time New York Harlem for 812000 00 of tho soraa class of bonds Whenever a druggist tells you be has something just as good fcr coughs colds grip etc as Dr Dells Pine Tar Honey be is thinking of his profilsand not of your welfare We make the genuine and au thorize all druggists to guarantee It to be the best on earth The li E Sulherlaqd Medicine Co Paducab Ky For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Katlington Gee King St Charles Onlya little over a month until the Ohio Valley railroad changes hands and who will be the new owner is a problem at which there is now much guessing Are yaun subscriber to TilE BEE You should be e r BESTRAINP Kansas City Montana CoasfUtah St Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA SI YbRKkcL6 jROr SLEEPERS DINING GARS CHAIR OARSSF All CONSULT TICKET AGENT Oil T M Rllr GT LOUIS MO G 0 SPRING 1897 Wall paper and CindoW Qades x 1The largest variety Newest designs Leadingcolors at the lowest prices ever shown to the people of Hopkins County Please call in and be con vinced at A D SISKSB- OOK I STOl- EMArnSONVILKYj Illinois Central R R 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Second J G114u MMtef 4 i jt SUBSCRIPTION RATES rv m T OdtlYelrrlclllnldunce ft oo U 501 TbreeMontfm IS Ie 5 ppIIcatIOnIt the II cantT Address for particulars I 1 THURSDAY APRIL 22 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS i Ietata SENATE are authorised to announce ROBINSONWe as a candidate for State Sooator from the counties of IrCAIlsllau subject to Ibe action of Ibeaepubllcln tkAKER We are authorized to announce Dr E t forWleCiitlan subject to the action of Ibe Republican 11ttt Growing Tint BEE has added a large new job press of finest pattern to its already well known splendidly 3 equipped office and enlarged its quarters bntehalf by the addition- of newfoom TIlE BEE is reaching out for and- gctLinuiw business Its adver tising patronage and subscription listovng and there is good ftltfreason At THE BEES reports of local news arejull and accurateaccu rate firstof all Its labors arc ever directed to the furtherance of the welfare of Earlington and Hopkins county and its news reports editori carefully guarded against all objec tionable matter THE BEE is not like P 1arailroad or other common carrier I carrying all sorts of freight just so Ithecharges arc paid It chooses 4k nubnuuuuumce to theinterests and welfare of the patter THE BEE is laboring for your OurJinterests are mutual Add your patronage if you have not already done so and let us pull together f oftojir town and county wbist pers my I rS NTY votes needed now to elect a Senator Democratic State- S Senators Ogilvie and Hager voted for the first time Tuesday TIE Elkton Progrese of Friday WasjaAjeauty pictorially and other wise The Nashville Centennial I iideservcsI yas given great prominence which TfiSpbela pen gives to airy nothing Aldcal habitation and a name ffhcn must he be a poet who wrote of broken airshafts and hinted shivered postholes JTlEvltal question as to who struck Billie Patterson has been I fearfully overshadowed since ai would be journalist of a neigobor ing town was knocked senseless by I a piece of an airshaft I t TIlE ignition ol chokedamp should be displayed at the Tent nessee Centennial alongside of those pieces ofair shaft a jd a l few shivered post holes to illustrate J the freaks of coal mining in Ken tATRAIN load of free silverites passed through Earlington early Monday morning They were not going to hear Bryan make a speech though It was a party of Chinese artigana on a special for the Ten nessee Centennial IN the excitement and sorrow of the hour the matter was well nigh overlooked but later a reward will be offered for the recovery of those lost pieces of airshaft which were blown high into the air from the fresh air pumping station PR HUNTER is vindicated in j the matter of bribery charges by the j- fJfactth t there has not been a sin I fcje desertion from his ranks since I t indictments were procured c TW JH mbrs at Frankfort know i better than to believe the Doctor to be a fool as these charges if true would prove him ONE of the published reports of the Monarch explosion gives thus fleets of airshaft where fresh air is fumjitd into the mine were blown high into the air H Nothing is said as to the fate of the post holes in the vicinity of the disaster but the supposition is that they were blown into such small smithereens as not to be worth mentioning IF the politicians at Frankfort willact decently now and select good man who is sufficiently disentangled from the squabbles that should be past when a new caucus shall be held they willet cover a multitude of their sins in the eye- dof the people of Kentucky rtelectsomebody is not conservative there will yet be trouble SECRETARY SHERMAN has sent a message to Great Britain urging that the indiscriminate butchery of seals be immediately stopped Ex Secretary Foster and exAssistant Secretary Hamlin have been ap pointed to assist in the negotiations relative to the seal fisheries and it I the evident intention of the Secre tary to bring about a final settlement of this vexing question TIlE Bowling Green Press sa that E U Fordyce of that place is back from Frankfort and reports that there is no doubt of the Frank lin county grand jury being packed for the purpose of indicting Dr Hunter He says further that it would have as readily found an indictment against him for murder if the purpose of those who ai conspiring against him could be served by such an indictment AN intelligent subscribtr who has time to read the papers the other day said to the editor Well I got TilE BEE and read it through last night all except the patent medicine advertisements and I enjoyed it He was a gentleman of veracity hence we be- liEved him and felt good The compliment was accompanied with a whole dollar as a clincher Can you beat this- Description of a Voter Here is the way the silverites put it in Henderson County This is a description of the voters wli will be permitted to participate in oYnextweeKl That only tbaie democrats who voted for Bryan electors or who supported tbe Chicago platform and those democrats who may become 21 yiws of age before next Novemb election and who will promi 10 support the nominees of this primary and the candidates selected by the populists to the offices conceded to them are invited and permitted to take part In the primary election This is right into the Republi cans hands Here is whet the Henderson Journal says This it is believed will keep a number of democrats out of tbe primary Many voters had announced their intention of voting for only one or two candidates reo serving the privilege of scratching the re mainder of the ticket next November Convict Coal and Coke A btu has passed both branches of the Kentucky General Assembly which is timely and good and which will cover a multitude of the sins of that august body in the minds of the thousands of coal miners in the State No bill has received more prompt attention a been put through with less deia than this one which means so much to the free laborer in Kentucky coal mines Nothing is more certain than that the cost of production regulates the selling price where there is competion And competition is nowhere sharper than in the coal trade Hence it follows that coal mined or coke manufactured bj convict labor can and will be of fered on the markets at prices that would bring ruin to operators and starvation to miners whose product must compete with that of convict laborThe theoretical cost of sustain ing convicts in Tennessee coal- mines is about 20 cents per day although the actual cost is probably somewhat greater Compare this with the wages paid the coal miner and mine laborer of Kentucky and it will be seen how great the free labor of this State would suffer in open competition with the convict labor of Tennessee Take for in stance the wages paid at Earling Hopkins price for a days labor paid a man employed in the mines of the St Bernard Coal Company is Numerous boys from sixteen toI nineteen years of age arc paidt 125 and more and very few men over twenty one are employedat this rate The daily wages run rom the figures mentioned to 5350 per day The pick miner ployesarn wages small or great accord p ng to their energy and skill and t I 1 if to n 7I i J S Carbuncles Appeared Each Season Until Blood SaraIi For several years I was troubled with carbuncles on my left aide and my bec Thoy would disappear In winter and re turn tho next summer I began taking Hoods Barsiiiwrllla and have neve had any carbuncles since My llttlo eon had a fever and an indolent ulcer appeared on his lelt limb and spread half way Ground it Our physician ecommonded a blood purifier and I gave tbe boy Hoods Sarsaparilifi with gratifying results A G B JAMES Polkvllle Mlsa II I havo been a great eultorcr from mua ganaita uso until January when I could g about as welt as any one and I have ha no acuto pains since I W MINHICK Grand Isle Louisiana Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold by all tlrngsVits Price 81 lxfor3 I talcHoodthenumber of days in the month they are given work Not unfre quently a good miner earns more than Sroo in a single month It is true that in many places the wage rate of miners has been reduced to a point where it is hard in all reason for them to theoreticalsrate not at Q reached Our law makers have done well to show themselves friends to the coal miner- S This bill as originally drawn required the labeling of convict mined coal but did not cover con vict made coke After it had passed the House in this shape it was discovered that the law should cover coke as well and a substitute was drawn which promptly passed both houses and went toe the Governor for his signature It is pertinent to remark that this bill for the protection of coal miners and operators was conceived by a Republican He drew the original bill discovered the ne cessity of amendment to cover coke wrote the substitute which was offered by the Senate Com cimitteebest calculated for its immediate passage This gentleman is the staunch friend of TilE BEE recognizes it as the newspaper preeminently iu terested in the welfare of the coal miner and the coal industry Df Western Kentucky and has fur nished us with a copy of the bill ncIother than TUE BEES special cor msnondftnt t Frnnkfntr tx ii city during the last two legislative sessions and Is as well known then as any member of either house The bill was introduced originally in the House by Mr C W White Democratic member from Hardin and bears the name of House Bill No 56 The text of followsi e for the mark fig or labeling of cars barges or othet conveyances transporting coal mined or coke manufactured by convict labor isComrnonweaiMor retail or use therein Be it enactedty the General As sembly of the Commonwealth of Ken lucky i All coal mined or coke manufactured by convict labor in any State and imported brought ofKentuckyand before being exposed for sale thisStatetached in a conspicuous place to conveyanctransporting Cony1 boldfaced lettering not less than four inches in height And all ve usingthe labelled2 It shall not be lawful for any person dealing in or using such convictmined coal or convict madecoke knowingly to have the purrsame for sale except under the conditions prescribed in and by section i of this act Any person offending against the provisions of this act shall be guilty of a misde meanor and upon conviction thereof shall be sentenced to pay a hundreddollarsterm not exceeding twelve months thejuryCROFTON The air ship passed through here Thurs day night Domterayl A new coal mine at Mannlngton so they say Mr Dulin Crabtree a merchant of Nor tonvllle was in our town Sunday Mrs Josie Wooldridge of Earlington is visiting her father and mother at this placeICharles Daniel the night operator at Hopklnsville was in our town Sunday Rev G M Burnett of this place was Earlington Friday Miss Mira Robards died Wednesday of consumptionDr Perry of Hopklnsville has opened a dentist office in this townI re2ularappoinlmentday I t 35000pouuds l t ibislacetbehome h c T JHMfeiOb v FRANKFORT NEWS Analysis of the Complicated Sen atonal Situation HUNTER OFF AND NEW CAUCUS tWill Make Smooth Sailing Provided a Proper Selection Is Made MARTIN BETTER THAN NO ELECTION Special correspondence to TUB DEB Frankfort Ky April 21 1897 But a slight ripple of excitement- was occasioned by the indictment on Saturday of the confessedly guilty promoters of an attempt to bribe as well as their alleged coo maydof those who were cognizant of the concoction and inception of this scheme that the accusation would cause a serious disaffection in the Hunter column and bring about his removal as nominee was not realized The absurdity of the de tailed statement the weakness of I the puerile corroborative testimony the connection of the accusers with the hostile faction and the evident animus of the prosecution rendered it comparatively harmless though annoyingThere has not been a Mingle de sertion from his ranks since the indictments were procured Which in itself is a vindication of his course and an expression of con fidence in his integrity When he is satisfied that the effort of party traitors is successful in depriving him of an honor he had fairly wonI under party rules he will return the banner to the organization- that entrusted it to him to further the interests of the State and Nattional Republican party to whose success he has ever greatly con tributed and to whose party dis cipline be has ever yielded It would be well to ascertain when the next caucus is held whether or not those who participate therein will abide by its action and vote as a unit for the next standard bearer whoever he may be The Democrats now have all their men in line The new Senator from the thirtyfourth district was sworn in on Tuesday and Sen ator Ogilvie answered to his name for the first time When all ire present and voting it will now take seventy votes to elect The Black burn column at present numbers thirty three in the House and six teen in the Senate making forty nine The Martin forces are seven in the House and six in the Sen ate or thirteen in all One Demo crat is on the outpost voting for Stone and ready to fall back on the main column at the first appear ance of an attack in force Three members who have heretofore affiliated with the Democrats are voting for Hunter because they are in favor of electing a Senators who will aid the national adminis and tariff A concentration of these elements on Henry L Martin who is said to be in favor of of both the gold standard and a protective tariff would give the Democratic combination sixtysix votes caucusabidlngHunter two in the House and twelve in the hplanereformRepublicans law are a law unto themselvescon sist of four in the Senate and two in the House If the Republican majority can select in case of Dr Hunters retirement some one who comes up to the high standard of ability and immaculate private character which these refractory statesmen and their abettors insist qualificationfor be able to elect a Republican to the United States Senate with their assistance unaided by the three Democrats now voting for Hunter If however the next caucus nominee should be distasteful to somd of the friends of the unsuccessful candidates a precedent has been established for obstin ate and long continued bolting for personal reasons and the Repub opportubityFour the possible Democratic combination would elect Henry L Martin Upon his pledge to vote according to his public utterances as to his financial and economic convictions and not at the dictates of a State or National Democratic resolution upon those questions such a con tingency would be better than election noC Bills Introduced In House Continued No looStollAn act to amend an act to relating to Charitable Institutions Asylums for the Insane and Feeble minded children 1894No tbe Committee on Courts of Justice relating to testimony byconvictsNo Act to amend an act entitled An act relating to Revenue and Taxation sectlODirelating to providing an efficient system of common schools No 104WlttAct to amend section 3670 act 7 subdivision j chapter 89 Kentucky Statutes relating to municipal elec lions benefit No zo6TborneTo amend an act en titled an act providing for the creation and placingindividuals ationsNo 1o7NapierAn act to authorize the Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners to donate the interest of the State in turnpike roads to counties in certain cases No 108 Freeman An act to amend an andTaxationNo 109 Catron Originating in Committee concerning the Militia and duties and pay of omcers Electric burglars are the latest I scientific advance in the wrong di rection They know all about currents arcs and resistence and tap I Thehing atheirI r TtDEE M Be yiMtf U4 S4M AUUdiill tfrft iwA M A BAD DESPERADO Qus SIte Emulating the Example of his K1nsmenth1amesBoys I A HEAN AND MURDEROUS MAN I Description of Hlte and His Accomplice Wes CodyStory of Their Deeds FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD I Governor Bradley has offered a reward of 200 each for the arrest f Hall and Cody the men who killed Officer James Green at De Kovtn on Wedneshay April i4th Both men are well known here and the following are as accurate descriptions of each as can be had Hlte Gus Hite alias Babe Hite as he is known in Tennessee and North Carolina alias Hall alias Red IIorseby the latter appellation he was familiarly known hereis about 5 feet 8 inches tall 28 or 30 years old heavy build broad shouldered and muscular weighing probably 165 pounds He has red hair sandy mustache large eyes Always goes heavily armed usually carrying a Winchester in addition to his revolvers A dangerous man Cody Wes Cody home a mile north west of Earlington cousin to Gus Rite 5 feet 6 inches tall 45 years heavy build very dark com plexion very black and eyes short stubby moustache does not weu other beard ordinarily Is a coal miner and bears the marks of a miner on his face and hands Gus Hite is a cousin to Frank and Jesse James and is proud of it No matter how distant the re lationship it has ever been his ambition to follow in the footsteps of those freebooters He is now well on the way to greater notoriety or the gallows as the following story indicateWednesday at DeKoven Ky1 a tragedy was enacted and a brave man and fearless officer was killed The dead man is James Green who was acting as deputy with Constable William Beser An other man George Guess was at first reported fatally wounded but was only shot in the arm The story as told by dispatches from the scene of action is about as follows Wes Cody and Gus Hite who were suspected of having robbed the postoffice at DeKoven some weeks ago were arrested by the officers mentioned on the evening 1ofwere being taken to DeKoven when they broke away from their custodians and fled to the woods The officers it seems did not use nals but tollowed Itfld1ntI1lthy Hite and Cody gained refuge in a cabin where they had secreted a Winchester rifle and when the officers came within 50 yards they opened fire killing Green throughhisbreast Later they shot George Guess through the arm A line of guards were put about the patch of woods the intention being to lay seige until the men were captured but the story goes that some of the guards got hungry and went to the depot for lunch as early as 8 oclockand through lack of care the desperadoes made good their escape Bodies of armed men scoured the country and it was thought the murderers could not escape The dispatches said fur capturedthereSome of the work of Hite is Earlington I July 2 1894 he held up and robbed a book agent by the name of A C Rowe of Livermore Ky near the old Fleming mine one mile north of Earlington Rowe had exhibited some money while in Hecla where he went to get some change in making collections Shortly afterward he was confronted by a man wearing a mask who presented a pistol and demanded his bygivingwhich he had but Hite wouldnt accept that payment and while he pressed the pistol against Rowes head thrust a hand into his pocket t nd took his purse and all he hadIity Marshal Jno T quickly had the blood hounds on Kites trail and they tracked him the house of Wes Cody just be Scotts w s Emulsion a Is made up of the most essentialtelements that go to nourish the body Where the appetite e is varying or lacking it in digestionisIts function in a more vigorousC way It enriches makes healthy fleshand cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible for the body to resist disease Our friends tell us IT WORKS WONDERS but we never like to overstate the merits of our remedy even when it has tested and IveycarsIf o send you a book telling you Cre more about the subject than we can put in a few words d Go to yourcfrogght faScotts Ziacalmstoa Tnfo tLuijfSO cte sad 100 SCOTT OrNE1NwYokge o dUtud yond Hecla When Hite saw the officers he ran for the woods and escaped Mr J B Ltndle was ath m member of the posse and the one who got a shot at the robber- ga but his two or three shots with a I small caliber revolver were with out effectKwas as an accomplice but nothing could be than that he had been ansdcnrobbery and that Hite went to his house directly after It has since been reported on what seemed good authority that Hite remained in the old workings of the coal bank operated J L M Robertson for some time before he left the country Later he went to East Tennessee and North Caro lina where he has relatives and where he is known as Babe Hite and where an unsuccessful effort was made to capture him June Green Deputy Green who was killed at DeKoven was a nervy man He is remembered by Mr J T Dcnton of this place for assistance rendered him at Clay Webster county some fifteen years ago when Denton was marshal of that town A party of toughs from a bad neighborhood were in the habit of warning the officer of Clay on the night they desired to paint things red and the streets would be given over to them to do as they pleased ShOrtly sifter Denton was made marshal these fellows came in one evening and told him that was their night and hat the place for him was at home He replied that he would see that the peace was kept and perform his duty After the night got very dark the toughs began shooting and Denton with Green to aid him returned their fire with telling effect They could only shoot where they saw the flash oi a revolver but several of their bullets took effect and the M visitors didnt take the town that night MAD1SONVILLB Parsonage sad Home Million Society The Womans Parsonage and Home Mission Society of the M E Church South began its annual session in Madison villa Saturday evening About ao delegates were present from different parts of the Louisville Conference Mrs Har grove wife of Bishop Hargrove delivered a very excellent address at tbe Methodist church Sunday morning dwelling upon the origin alms present status and future outlook of the society She was greeted by a crowded house who were highly edified and entertained In the evening the church was filled to overflowing to bear Bishop Hargrove who preached a most excellent sermon pursuing the same use of thought The Bishop has the good of this society very much at heart as evinced by his discourse At its close Mrs Dar delte the President of the Society made a few appropriate remarks winding up with a solicitation for substantial aid and member A number of life member sbipswere disposed of In the audience upon the whole quite a snug sum realzedTbe Society continued In session until Tuesday during which time several other addresses were madeby leading members from our neighboring cities BrothersVot Hopkiosvilfe wlsfif iJTfifej looking after tbe contract for the big tab ernacle soon to be built in Madisonville IwillCharles Goldsmith one of the miners at Monarch mines claims to have bad a warn- Ing in a dream the night before the disaster and could not be induced to go down the shaft the day of tho explosion although be had coal to load which be bad mined the day before This Is vouched for on pretty good authority It is of minor Im portance however when tbe fact is known that no miners are allowed In tbe mines when the shooting takes place and be could not have been at work when tbe ac cident occurred if be bad so desired Easter was celebrated by Madisonville Commandery Knights Templar at the Cumberland Presbyterian church where after the ritualistic service of the Order byReverendAt the close of the service the usual ofler log was taken amounting to Ijo which by unanimous vote of the Commandery was ordered sent to the flood sufferers Drillsi3lounts getprices ofladiescoloring have been ordered from the East and are daily expected to arrive at St Bernard Store LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Henderson ConductorCole agenthayingNortonvilie It Is only temporary as we assuredhatlutMonaayEtrllngton Cal Martin keeps the train sheet up In dayperatorAgent Etberidga can not yet be clawed preachersut Cooference pulpitFewStephenMotherbeadt workFireman Mart Whitford came borne and pent Easter with relatives He works on buslnesdroppedto pickup soon again inltaltripbound local Now rumor says that at an early day the- ailroad boys at Howell will organize a ornet band Some aid for that purpose meDhere atixonAugustrmDOWN IN THE NINES J Foreman Toombs of tba St Bernard rushfofpairsatMonarchiniscoqutynell We UBdrriasd that Mr Ben W a- bol1 goon mk vWtto IIIGeia Himrf Q t e r brolher1Iywas e explosion at the Monarch mines when hundreds of them flocked in and offered their ftssistffnce to recover the bodies and ve words of condolence to the bereaved families It Is an evident fact that the people of- entucky regard Mr J B Atkinson Pres ident of the St Bernard Coal Company as e hestot authority on mines and mining d therefore his advice is sought when ything of a serious nature concerning e mines occurs He rendered invaluable services after the explosion at the Monarch mines last week when work was under I +s Our ial and We can all can and and etc arc new sorts to recover UOQles os urn JeA unfortunates lost their at their post of duly- Samples of the Id bearing from GeorgIa to arrive here whose taken as to gold producing good otit White Mining St to at good him Paul Price Is now In the St Coat and votes considerable time to orders Subscribe for BEE JJJJJJJJJJJJJJl To Be Smartly Dressed t- J Docs not mean be expensively dressed A little goes a long way where goodqtaste ant judgment used I IfIensFurniSQil12S hirt- si Q0eS fFa l1leClzvJearit o Only the wearers MONARCH SHIR TS can appreciate their real goodness quality and durability Our prices riJhta trial will tell story The Exclusive Mens Furnishing in Ia Hopkins County corr ixoiviiMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY J JJJJJJJHOI5YOURTAirR7 Do Oct a CORRECT FIT YOU RECEIVE THE BENEFITS or 20 YEARS or success IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING BV ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVER- COATSOFMBORNCO THE CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS We guarantee to and please you and sue yw BOMJ 300 NEW SELLECT fROM lisT BERNARD GENERAL STORE k- ozie QF THe THINGS fStStocks are greater and fresher than ever Seasons buying was successfully planned hardiNew Shoe Styles large and excellent stock of Shoes is proverb Honest values al ways No shoddy goods But now have unusual variety quantity in Shoes for everybody please both you and your purse r Whit Odds ad- Washable Fabrics That women appreciate Come early get the prettiest best India Linens Dimities Lawns Percales in endless variety FaJto Dress Gooils Stacks Fabrics of the Fashion Worldvhich Dame Fashion has ap proved this spring here Bright stuffs every yard and each a great bargain All of Dress Goods both Col 5 1greatWaists 10 headway ma wh o lives I go quartz men can bll Its qualities express a opinion Mr Howard Engineer for Bernard Company proved be a valuable man the mines Much work was done by Mr employ of tbe Bernard Company de soliciting TilE to money arc happy of of fit arc the Only House b You it a GREAT fit SAMPLES TO 4 This e to we of t Big Sale of- iJllerfflus1ills 4 We have made a lucky purcnase ofa complete lino of Ladies Muslin Un derwear and will sell at 0 itbeforechenpercan make at home c Parasols and J Umbrellas The newest and prettiest 2 conceits in sun protectors c Fine Umbrellas Sand Um brellas not so fineall at remarkably low prices a Curtains and Curtain Goods If there is a Vindowor a door in the dining room parloranywhere in the house that needs curtain ing you will find what you want in our stock of Lace Curtains Scrims Drapery Wonderfully lowpriced Laces EmbroideryRUCHINGS TRI fiariety Beau tiful Patternsthai is the verdictthey are simply exquisite 4 Anything else you need or want at the 4 8 Bernard Beneffl Stores Q- n Q u Ip 1 rw Ir TZI T ee I 33u 3ttustru we Cfjrtoe L ft N TIME TABLE J 1 TIME OF TRAINS AT lARLlNOTON f Effective December 20 1896 MOITX 053 023 am- ogl u3d a 10 054 tO53 I ft- u 7o 7OaIr 0 78 451 p U- soulil I I 31 i It t IP JJi P m I91 114 pro 51 439 a ra pNom ft No gi and No 4 ire ail trains W W BTHRIDGB Agent I Time Table I G R R- tectivo l July 19 1896 BOUND C NO2 No 4 No 6 I 1 jcwOrleant rij p m 800 a ni t mf6151 m Jjjpm tiooam 800 am- r 1 Princeton 440 pin tSam jj7 a m- ff Norlonvlllo pm jttoam 10451 m i J r Central Cltr 6js pm 400 a m 1110 pin Ar Ioalavllla 1110 p UI 755 a m ji7pm Ar Cincinnati 640 am Jijjam p WEST BOUND NO5IIV Loulanlle jjo a m 6 j p III 805 a m I LT Caatnl City b13 a m loss a m rjopm 1 UT Norlonvllle o 11 a m ujj pm tjs p m s i Lv Princeton 0aS a m 1111 am jjj p m 0 I LT failacah iso pm jjani jjopm 9I Ar t IS p re jjo a m 710 p in- v I Ar Memphis I 640110 710 m- At New Otleane 740 p m 7 jo p m All Italm run dall No 3 and 4 earrr Putt 1 man noslft Sleeper rrelinliu chair caia b lwoen- Clnclunail and NowOrleana Due leonnrctlona mate ai ill junctions II HANSON C P and T A 6arlin t01l IfDfliflSHc- wa Notes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy ol Special Mention z Who saw Cough saw with Old hams saw D Do not skip the advertisements r They are sure to contain interest i and profit for you Hunt Withers formerly of this place will be on Vanity Fair during the Tennesse Centennial Another contribution of verses 54 today written for Tile BEE by Rev z S W Schclton in religious cor ncrLee Oldham didnt pay the re ward of one dollar for that saw a that was charged to an unknown tramp 4i A large crowd of the Earlington young people enjoyed a hay ride Tuesday evening They took in Uarncslcy mid Mortons Gap George Farnsworth was the tramp who walked off with the saw which Oldham hadnt saw since he sawed with that saw in the morning 4 Ben T Robinson of Mortons J Gap is out in the brush this week hustling among the boys in his campaign for the State Senatorial nomination Henry McDowell has been the chief worker in the organization of the Earlington Athletic Club andI deserves the credit chiefly for that p accomplishmentI Lighted cigarettes and straw are not incompatible like oil and water but when they unite in chemical action the hose cart gets exercise peopler Stone andc Assistant Grider went to the Mon 1 J1arcji mines ycstererday afternoon 4 rt to examine and inspect the scene of the late explosion Do you notice the way in which TilE BKB is patronized by adver users We have propositions for new advertising daily and our old vcrtiscrs are renewing right along Earlington will follow in thec footsteps of the Ancients in theI practice of prehistoric gymnastics Some of the members of the newiclub could profitably train a little The Madisonvillc Steam Laun dry is again in operation in its new building mar the depot betterF equipped titan before the fireI John Robinson is agent in Earl 1ngtoncReports of the flying machine inI the neighborhood of MadisonvilleJ cfollow the story of Hying pieces of a shattered airshaft A few r chunks of electricity thrown inI would destroy all hope of life and pleasure of living Did you see the Heathen Chinee Monday morning Browder My ers did and it gave him an appe tite for breakfast maybe Brow 1tier likes their financial notions but he is not in love with their other indications of heathenism f To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if It falls to CUre 350 For sale by St Bernard ICyf I3 IlOtot THOSE TROUBADOURS Wanderings of the Four Kentucky and Indiana Boys Touring theUnlted States ONE A FORMER EARLINQTONIAN A few months ago M H With ers and W D McLean of Hender son and H B Green and C H Wigold of Evansville started on a tour of the United States with the purpose of making their expenses as they went TilE BEE chronicled start from Louis ville but little has been heard of OnIone boys Hunt Withers who formerly for a short time lived in Earlington passed through here on his way to his home in Henderson for a brief visit TilE DEE saw him and plied some questions but when he dis covered the information was wanted for publication he laugh ingly said he wouldnt tell a news paper man a thing These troubadours have been to Paducah Memphis New Orleans and back to Nashville where Hunt left the other three while he should go home and to Evansville for a tutu man They havq made their playing struments It is said that some of the party can make music upon most anything McLean is ex pert Green is a composer author of the Air Line Waltz anil other piecesThey were some time ago in Cairo 111 and went from there by MississippiHunt expenses all right and he looked very and well kept He also said something ol a Turk they are now with and that their expenses were paid but refused to tellmore of their plans except that they woultl be in Nashville until after the Exposition and would then probably go to New York and possibly to Europe On Wheels You Go you do not go tIF bicycle tcjk14 YOU miss A half the pleasures of S eliving and dont up with the procession If you want a inspiration ride a good bicycle It is the nearest to heaven one can get on this earth A bicycle that runs easily lightly uphill as well as on the level and that brings you home safelythatst- he kind sold by C M Bourland Madisonvillc Ky See his adver tisement elsewhere in this paper riadlsonvllle Steam Laundry Mr Ed Cunningham informs us that the Madisonville Steam Laun dry is now in full operation and ready to supply customers with the same class of excellent work it turned out before the fire His johnRobinsoneither barber shop will receive prompt attention Another Home Enterprise Wo have just received a car load of the celebrated Ames Buggies Phaetons and Surries andnow have the largest finest and most complete line of vehicles ever brought to this market These goods were selected and trimmed especially for the Hopkins county trade They have been gotten up by our Mr Jack B Foley It Madisonville boy and are sold on a positive guarantee by J G Foley a Madisonville man Our prices will be found as low as any other house while our goods are superior to anything on this mar ketoCome and see us and you will be convincedRespectfully J G and J B Foley- Madisonville Ky East Grccvillo St Thanks Thanks are hereby extended to numerous friends both men women who on last Saturday labored so earnestly to save our buildings from fireA friend n need is a friend indeed Your kindness cannot be forgotten Gratefully JAS R RASh N fTollao for Fifty CcnU Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak I men strong blood pure lOll II All dnirouu Mrs Jennie E Moore and daughter Celeste returned home rom Georgia on Monday Hows This We offerOno Hundred Dollars Reward or any case of Catarrh Ibat cannot be cared by IfaHi Catarrh Cure P J CIIBHBV Co Props Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cbeney for the last 15 yean aad believe him honorable la all batbese trawHMtioM and financially able to carry oat any obliga lion made by their firm WEST TRUX Wholesale Deists Toledo O WALDINO KINNAN it MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and macao s surfaces of the tylem Price 730 per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testi monlals free Halls family Pills are the best k IiSSSSSSSSANDY CSinABIIC itt CURCOfi5iIPATItLs tmI1 iuiiuor1 Ia ist I Au rEItI1cr flY3ltt to kes KMIesi tie ruTask asr 1 4 rJ p THE MONARCH EXPLOSION Only Detailed and Accurate eI port et the Disaster Published STORY OF THE EXPLORATION And How the Heroes of the Coal Mine Brave Dangers for the Love of Fellowman WQUK OP STRONG COURAGEOUS MEN TUB flag gives today the only report of the explosion at Monaco mines Ibat has been published which can lay claim to accuracy and fullness Some of the re ports have been so far from an intelligent or accurate statement as to provoke laughter from anyone who knows anything about the subject handled TUB DaB has liken care to get at the facts as fully as maybe but accurate first as Is always Its endeavor TUB Baas deepest sympathy goe out to the bereaved families of the unfortunate men who lost their live and to the estimable gentlemen who own and operate the Monarch mines A few minutes before 4 oclock last Friday afternoon the distress whistle at the Monarch tomes attracted the attention of the people In Eirlington Madisonville and the surrounding countryand the telephone quickly told the story of a dreadful accident Almost immediately the highways I were thronged with people on foot on bi 1 cries In delivery wagons horseback and every other way all hastening toward the I scene of the accident Upon arriving there it was found that a terrific explosion had occurred about 320 oclock whoso force was so great as 16 lilt one of the heavy Iron cages several feet in the male shaft demolishing 4the building over the air shaft and the large fan and engine therein This in itself ibpdgji serious was of minor Importance as corn pared with the lou of life below which must certainly follow It was very soon ascertained that but three men were in the mine vis Foreman Jabez Tratben and the two shooters If Robert Carlton and Theo Stone Fortunately Trathem happened to be at work on a pump at the bottom of Ibe main ibaf and although knocked senseless by the force of the explosion be recovered made his way to the air shaft and by means of the safety Udders therein escaped with his life He was the first however to re turn to the dpIBS below Jotry to rescue his comrades Mr Thomas Howard of Madisonville went down with him In a short time and as soon as they could get there the St Bernard people beaded by Mr John O Atkinson began lo arrive upon the scene fully equipped with whatever appliances thought they might be needed and everything was done that could be done to reach the unfortunate men The first thing to do was to restore the circulation of air In the mines and rid it as quickly as possible of the noctious gases To this end large fires were built In baskets on the iron cages which were quickly lowered in the main shaft This furnished an excellent current of fresh air through the works for the short distance between the air shaft and hoisting shaft and made the work exploration possible The labor now began and continued without cessation nntil the stark bodies of the two unfortunate men were carried away frqm the shafts mouth to their sor rowful homes at 1130 that night The names of all nho rendered assist ance could not of course be bad but those who did the most efficient work Were the members of the exploring party which did not relax its efforts for one moment nn til the work was finished and all possible doubt settled These are the explorers sixteen in all eight of them Earlington miners a num ber those who Have spent their lives thus Naaui el Explartr mo R Evans Ino Rule Wm Vanisoc Sr Jim McManua IDa Greenwood J M Allen VV W Johnson Jno Tenant Gee Helsley David Nnnnly Chat Goodsmitb Frank Hopson Henry Page Tom Rodgers Howard White Edwin Phillips Foreman Jabex Trathen worked as long as there was strength in his body His ion wu active also Others who gave aid In the mines were Tbos Howard Jno tamed Ed Haefer and Henry Lepkin Mr Jao B Atkinson President of the SL Bernard Coal Company and Mr aoward White his mining engineer rendered every assistance possible A letepbone was rigged from the office to the bottom of the shaft and Mr White reported Ibe progress of the work every few ninnies In this way the frequent la borlous clirab op 365 feet ot ladders was avoided and much valuable time saved Henry Lepkin Wm Vaotson lidwin Phillips Howard White W W Johnson ind others climbed these ladders to report sad to take back what was needed before the telephone was put in By common conseat that old veteran Mr obn R Evans was put to Ibo front ia charge of ibo explorers The work lay along two entries running ia an easterly direction known as island and East The sir course bid bee out one 61 these en tries and back the tber They were sep arated by a wall of toal containing merI Des breakthroughs all of which were blown out Those had lo be brattlcdoawalled op one at a time in order to carry the good air oa to the next breakthrough said make work there possible Mr Evans hail ao safety kap and was compelled to work his way slowly and with great care by the Raked flame of his lamp turned very low But his experienced eye read the Ram as a printed page and told him Just how far he dare go Thus by Inches the work proceeded and every break was care fuUy brattked up At llaes some of the III M were compelled to stopaad rest ybes0 the air was better Once Mr EVans was almost overcome by the gas and staggering back fell down and lay panting for the air which restored him The party of explorers went up to the face of sat and sad East entries where they found unexploded cartridge on the floor Indicating that the men had not Rotten that far with their 1 sbootlna before the explo aloe occurred They ibea returned along 2nd East At rooms g and lo they found a car bottom stripped of Its aides and close by tilt hbof a wheel stripped of its rim At room 7 or 8 was a car blown of the traclc Bad Mat bra trail twelve feet long bent like an S Oil the whole track was intact The force of the expolou was futlie twfibV ad atfealwayi MM ness I i4wardlhefauaad aghast lae air earrent J i They found the men on 3d East entry Stone In jtb and Carleton In 4th room There were no lalon cross entry to 3d East and none were found to where Ibe men were discovered at 11 oclock that nightBoth men weie killed instantly by the force of the explosion Stopes body was badly burned and his shoulder crushed by the violence with which he had been thrown against the face of the room Carletbns body was not so badly bruised They were both married men Stone having just Joined the Knights of Honor from which society his wife will receive 2000 Insurance Carlton bad no Insur ance and leaves a wife and two children in destitute circumstance Their dead bodies were recovered as quickly as would their living bodies bad they survived There was courage here dauntless resolute cour age There need be no further search for strong men with deepest human sympathy with the readiest hands and most willing hearts than among those heroes of the mines whoso lives have been spent In braving the dangers of the dark caverns they create those old heroes of the coal mine who brave death and destruction to rescue a fellowman in distress without a question and without a moments falter lug There must be a realization of dan ger but no hesitancy no shrinking from duty S The brave man Ii not k who fecit no fear Out ht wboae noble mind ha fear subdues EARLINGTON GYMNASIUM Starts in the Muscular Develop ment Business with Fourteen Members The Earlington Athletic Club has organized with fourteen mem bers The first installment of gymnasium apparatus has been bought and is ready for use The bagsboxingdian clubs and dumb belli The prohRbilltybestreet formerly occupied by T D Walkers tinshop which with some repairs can be made a very suitable in which to practice muscular development Take the fel Iqws all the way through and they are notehowever a very puny set is a list of the charter mem bersF Arnold Henry McDowell Geo P Farnsworth J L Harned Howard White Dan M Evans WF Burr Paul M Moore lacksoaRileBryan Hopper Elfila Urastead These gentlemen will doubtless do some heavy training andcan have the pleasure of a run to Loch Mary and a bath after their exer cises CELESTIALS A Train Load Pass Through Earlington Early Monday Horning BOUND FOIl TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL IrM Devney tram master of the L N had a novel experi ence Monday morning He es corted a train load of Chinamen from Evansville They were die rect fram the Orient and had been brought over to construct the Chinese buildings and exhibit at the Tennessee Centennial which MayTherechildrenmeasured by the whole paidOne Chinaman ac companied them as an intetprcter and the whole party was in charge of a revenue agent who is a Ken tucky man but whose name was not learned The party had been delayed three days at St Paul awaiting decision of the Government officials as to whether the Women would be allowed to pro ceed They were passed hrough and the revenue agent told Mr Dcvney that he was going back to San Francisco to bring another trainload of Chinese women The idea entertained by many that Chinese are dirty was not justified by this party Traveling for days without other conveniences than afforded by day coaches they each washed his or her face anti hands as scrupulously as if they baa a bath room Each had about him a towellike cloth which he dampened with a cup of water from the drinking tank and scrubbed his face They were all hun gry for rice Their rice pans they had used two large pans in which rice was cooked for the partyhad been broken and their favorite food could not be pre pared They were existing on sandwiches andsuch The Grandest Remedy Mr R B Greeve merchant of Cbil bowie Va certifies that be bad consump tion was given up to die sought all medical Ireatraea that money could procure tried all cough remedies he could hear of but got sordid spent many nights sit lug up In a chair was induced to try Dr Kings New Discovery and was cured base ot two bottles For put three years has been attending to business and says Dr Kings New Discovery Is the grandest remedy ever made as it baa done so much for him and alno for others in his com aitmity Dr Kings New Discovery Is guaranteed for Coughs Colds and Con raeaption II dont fail Trial bot lies free at St Her nard Drug Store A considerable detatchment of the Atkinson Division Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias under command ol Col W A Wilgus went to Sebree yesterday and in stalled a new Division bt the Uni form Rank with twentyone members Ihmt Tolxrro bilt sail hwuir tour Life AHUJ To quit Uilweu eunlly utul lurover bo muc iiUtc lull ut lUo nerve mid vlifor take NoTo Uau wonderworker that matte weak men tiroriB All druggists too or II Curo guaran teed Booklet and ample free Address Sterling Itemody Co Chlc co or New York Miss Carrie Crenshaw is visiting in Hopkinsville To Cure Conillpatlon Forever Take Coaearet Candy Cathartic We or Bo U 0 00 tall to cure dmugia4s rtltuRd k1 j r uuuo7I A CIGARETTE FIRE Burning of a Stable and Other Property Threatened by Careless Boys FINE WOHK OF FIRE DEPARTMENT Strcnm of Water on Three Minutes After Hose Carriage Started to FireOpti- n Ten Minutes Saturday morning the people in the business portion of Earlington were alarmed by the cry of fire The locomotive whistles which are the usual alarm did not sound for the reason that they were all in the north end of the yard and the fire department turned out so quickly as to render further alarm unnec essaryThe fire was in the stable at the Grainger Hotel now occupied by Mr J F DeVyldet and some boys had been seen in the building only a short while before making and lighting cigarettes It was a frame building and went as rapidly as a brisk little breeze could fan its flames Notwithstanding this a goodly portion of it stands as a monument to the efficiency of Earl ingtons Volunteer Fire Department In just three minutes after the hose carriage had left the engine house there was a stream of water playing on the fire in five minutes a second stream was on and in ten minutes from the time the first stream was started the fire waS out excepting a pile of smouldering straw Mr J R Rashs stable was in danger being just across the alley with the wind in that direction But Mr J T Coenen happened to be goingby and with a bucket of hayloftsparks Several ladies and others joiucd the bucket brigade and that stable was saved from any damage until the hose should arrive There is a moral to this story and it bears on boys and cigarettes Messrs H B Hanson of Sara toga N Y B N Farren of Philadelphia and Jno H Moss of New York W H Howe of GraceYIClarksville son and Joseph Campbell of Hopkinsville attended the annual meeting of the St Bernard Coal Company yesterday The usual dividend was paid In the editorial columns today is published the text of a billwhich has passed both branches of the Kentucky General Assembly providing for the labeling ofall convictmined coal and convict Kentuckyfrominteresting reading to the coal miners of Kentucky The bill was drawn by THE BEES special cor JasWDeaconof the coal miner and operator as TilE BEE has always been Rev A M Coenen has this week received and put in a magnif icent new pipe organ at the Catho lic Church of the Immaculate Con ception It is larger than the one he has had ahd possesses some im provements and superior points It is the same character of instrument Father Coenen expects to have it in working order in a short time Truth In a Nutshell Impure blood is the natural result of close confinement in bouse schoolroom or shopBlood is purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla and all the disagreeable results of impure blood dissappear with tbe uso of this medicineIf wish to feel well keep your blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla Hoods Pills are the best family cathar tic and liver medicine Gentle reliable sure Miss Eula Richards of Hop kinsville visited Miss Jennie Mc Gary a few days this week Many lives bave been saved by the timely use of Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey When a cold creeps upon you or a cough racks your lungs no remedy is so prompt or ef fectual Can be given to children with perfect safety and is sure to produce bene ficial results For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles Mrs W F Burr returned Tues day night from an extended visit to relatives in PhiladelphiaI Kilucalo Your Ilunroli Wlllt CiucareU Cnndy Cuthnrtlc euro constipation forever 10o2ic It C 0 011111 druggists refund money Misses Bettie Victory and Paul ine Davis returned Mon lay to St Vincents Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey cures coughs and colds It soothes passage It heals the bronchial tubes It strengthens weak lungs It builds up the tissues It enables the blood to receive its proper sup ply of oxygen For sale by SI Bernard Drug Store Earlingtoo George King St Charles Miss Maggie Devney of Evans ville is visiting friends here I Something to Know It may be worth something to know that Ihe very best medicine for restoring Ibe tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Electric Bitters This medicineis purely vegetable acts by giving tone to tbe nerve centres in the stomach gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys und aids these organs In throwing off the impurities in the blood Electric bitters Improves tbe appetite aids digestion and is pro nounced by those who have tried it as the very best blood purifier and nerve tonic Try it Sold for 500 or 100 per bottle at SL Bernard Drug Store Mrs Dennis Berrigen who was recently reported as being very ill is slowly improving When you are weak tired and lifeless you need to enrich and purify your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla asmmmmwmmmw mmmmmmmmm1 VICEPRESIDENTEE I Bird Eye Jellico Coal Co I4 INCORPORATED 3HALSEY E1 WMtley County 4 Kentucky 1Telegraph Address iJELLICO un MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF VeinISteam j= SoleMinersoftheFamousBIRD EYE CANNEL 2= Special attention giveR to Mining Screening and HandlingV1 = WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY = GIVE TJTS A TRIAL= PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE EJ COMPANY i i6i ii 4 Frank Rash spent Sunday at home In a letter lo the manufacturers Messrs Davis Bnzard of West Monterey Pa I say Chamblerlalns 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 IIFor sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by St Bernard Drug Store EarUngton Beta T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Miss Anna Cowell spent Tues day in Madisonvilte shopping 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 kidney trouble Too frequent desire tc urinate or pain In the back js 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 the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding pain in passing it or badeffects following use of wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to get up many times during to urinate The mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp Root Isoon realized It stands the high est for its most wonderful cures of tbe most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have tbe best Sold by drug gists price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention Tua BKB and send your full postoffice address to Dr Kilmer Co Binghampton NY Tbe proprie tons of this paper guarantee tbe genuine ness of this offer Miss Hattie Wilson of Robards is visiting relatives here this week I The example of W W Brewer justice of the peace and a prominent citizen of Ml Jewell Pa is worthy of emulation He says I never leavj homo without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and always recommend it lo my friends It Is the best I ever used and never fails to give immediate relief For sale by St Bernard Drug I Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mor tonsGap Geo King St Charles Mr Ben T Robinson of Mor tons Gap was in town Saturday Everybody Says So Cnscarots Cathartic the most wonderful medical discovery of Uio ago pleasant and to taste act gently and poauveJy on kidneys Uver and bowels cleansing the onUro colds cure headache fever habitual constipation nd bUlouaOl8 Pleaso buy and trY a oOCCt Mlaylp3360ccnu uold and guaranteed to cure by B Miss Effie Teague of Bethel College Hopkinsvillespent Easter at home Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in tbe world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and alt Skin Eruptions and posi tively cures Piles or no pay It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 0 money refunded Price ajc per box Forr Sale by St Bernard Drug Store 75 WOO Per Month Offered to Firstclass Lady or Gentlemen Agents to aid inan excellent school work which is now being placed in every county in the United States Call on M M GILMOUR General Agent at Dawson Springs Ky or address Student Register Company Lock Box 344 Nashville Tenni Agents 35 to 50 Per Week You work right around home A Brand new thing Write to us Quick I You will be surprised at how easy it can be done Send us your address anyway It will be to your interest to investigate Write to day Address Peoples 3941 Market St- Philadelphia Pa- W WboeanthlnhlItPtnhI Protect tau they may bring oiz waiai Write ruJ WIDZIUIUIU4 k 00 Patent Liter Dell WubInhiOfl D 0for their SI800 over and ftaW utot ODe thousand layentiona wanted We think we have the finest line of Mattings at the lowest prices ever shown in Hopkins county St Bernard Store Ladies belts in all the latest styles arid novelities are daily expect d to arrive at Sk Bernard Store r kiIer c I WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSETo our Funeral Equip ment the best in this part of the State Anything and everything you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWESTV WALKER TWYMAN 1 IS TJNNERS lain Street West of Railroad eiHflINGTONKi A complete Stock of CasingsV ANDTINWAR1VV Repairing Roofing and Guttering Skyhigh in quality and prices dirt cheap 8 7vt 101 Jii iir =I 1 JVoi BICYCLES r I NORWOOD OUTING j Kept in Stock IiTires- Inated Free- Charo k f TENN Stoves i fmlj IS The special line of Bicycles handled by C MVtSourIanU ISJ in connection with his Harness and Saddlery Goods arc superior to the average make of Bicycles but l y the special i- li arrangements entered intOVith the manufacturer can be sold at greatly reduced prices covered by guarantees Call and see him before purchasing North side of Square eftftRteS M BOUKfcftNEMA- DISONVILLE t KY I Suits siaN5o- Trousers and up 35O and up Ai ISplendidly t m 1I Every Woman Admires a well dressed man You can gain admiration expenseby f orderyour this seasons tgarments IOrderWe use the best of cloths and employ only bes journeymen tailorsV tiHART OBERNDORF j Chicagos Leading Tailors We arc represented In your town by t J5 M Jwww4 c Aci4L- L j T7r1 VT7Wc Vijj IIIVORK OF THE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION THIS SUNDAY SCHOOL JEPSON IV SECOND QUARTER IN TERNATIONAL SERIES APRIL 25 Tnt of the Lcuion Acts xIIi C17 Mem lirzzxlr D M Stearn L Peter was therefore kept in prison but prayer was mndo without censing of the church unto God for him Thero Is no doubt but that God could prevent tho devil from touching ono of Ills children but ouch is not Ills way When on cnrtli tho Lord Jesus wild In tho world re shall havo tribulation Whosoever klllclh you will think that he beth God service John xvi 00 2 From tho glory after Ills ascension Ho said Tho devil shall cast fwrao of you Into prison that yo may bo tried And yo shall ham tribulation Rev II 10 But this also wo are perfect ly sure of that nothing can possibly comb to ft child of God without Gods permission 1J6h I 10 13j Zech II 58 Rom vlll p8- t Peter was sleeping between two sol diers bound with two chains and tho keepers before tho door kept the prison II The enemy lid his best to mako sure of his proy Two words In tho Orcek tell tho itory of James nnello machalrn killed with a sword For Peter God had other 4work yet to be accomplished and suffered to be placed in these circumstances that Ho might show forth Ills power In tho hands of tho Authorities and under the constant guard of four noMlers to two of Whom ho was chained tho deliverance seemed hopeless but tho believers did nil they could do and cried Instantly And ear neatly to God margin 7 And behold the angel of tho Lord come II Doublo gnnnb cluilnn tolled doors And prison walls are nothing to ono of those holy beings that excel In strength that do Ills commandments hearkening nnto tho voice of Ills word Pa clll 20 From heaven to earth as A flash of light ning through storm or sunshine they haste to do Ills will and minister to His redeemed ones ITch I 14 Kzcfc I 14 Acts xxvll CO 23 8 Cost thy garment about thco nnd followmo Awakened by tho angels touch Peter loosed from his chains nroso from between tho still sleeping soldiers nnd In tho light that shono in tho prison sandalsiherolightly nor fear of nnyjklnd but tho quietness I and majesty of tho power of God 0 And ho went out and followed him and wist not that it was truo which was done by tho angel but thought ho sawn vision II In deepest trials God sometimes gives restful dreams or visions of coming blessings or deliverances as when to Jacob In his sorrowful journey from home Ho revealed Himself to him nt tho top of tho wonderful ladder on which angels were seen ascending and descending Gen xxvlll 12 13 It seemed to Peter as If 4 thlswero some such vision 10 They came unto tho Iron gate that leadeth unto tho city which opened to them of his own accord Tho angel needed nttopen gates or doors for him to pass through but for Peter in n mortal body doors and gates must open and they lid without any touch from human hands Tho same angelic ministry attends us today nnd nil doors will fly open before us when our Lord desires it11 Now I know of n surety that tho Lord hath sent ills angel and hath deliv ered mo out of tho hand of Herod When Peter found himself alone out on tho street In tho night ho began to como to himself There were no chains upon htm no sol diers near him no walls around him but Gods earth beneath him Gods sky over his head and perhaps tho stars looking peacefully down upon him Then ho bo ian to realize that for tho second tlino- s Acts v 10 an angel lind brought him out of prison No power can hold thoso whom God wishes to set free 12 Ho camo to tho houso of Mary tho mother of John whoso surname was Mark praying whither to direct his steps nor did tho angel need to tell him where to go Does apd see that when you nro trco from tho gotowhcro10 And as Peter knocked at the door of tho gate a damsel come to ask who was there named Rhoda Many womens names which we would like to know such as tho mother of David are not found In Scripture Why should this girls nnmo bo hero Inasmuch as tho Spirit docs noth- Ing without a reason If any ono has tho answer let us hear It If not wo can wait and some day wo shall know 14 And when sho knew Peters voice she opened not tho gate for gladness but ran In and told how Peter stood before tho gate Knowing Peters volco makes us think of John x 27 My sheep hear My voice and I know them and they follow Me Yet how many hear Ills voice but because they will not open to Him Ho does not como In and they do not bccomo His shecp III this coco Joy caused Rhoda to poorPetertelL 15 And they said unto her Thou art mad But sho constantly affirmed that it was even so Then said they It Is his angel Yet they had been praying that if possible ho might bo relented from his enemies verso 5 Would wo be about as much surprised if some of our prayers were answered or do wo always pray and expect an answer 10 But Pctercontlnucd knocking and when they had opened tho door and saw him they were astonished Peter was bound to get in and therefore kept knock Ing That Is tho way to do oven as our Lord taught us In Luko xl 8 0 xvlll 1 Yo shall seek Mo and find Mo when yo search for Mo with all your heart Jcr xxlx 13 Tho fear of tho Lord tho knowledge of God and wisdom will bo obtained when wo seek It ns silver and as men search for hidden treasure Prov 11 4 Would grutltudo astonishment fill us If wo had today tho answer long looked for 17 But ho beckoning unto them with tho hand to hold their pence declared unto them how tho Lord had brought him out perhaps them tho works of God It would bo very interesting to hear Peters version of tho gloryhotho facts of tho case In our lesson Peter vas simply obedient and tho Lord by tho angel did it all Having heard they wcro to go and tell James who seemed to bo tho lender chapterxv 13 and thoothe18 This Was not Jamts of tho favored three verse 2 but James son of Alphcus Luko vi 15 Tho great stir In tho morning and tho death of tho soldiers make us think of tho morning of Daniels deliverance and tho death of his enemies American and English travelers visit Paris now in equal numbers ahout 45000 a year of each It is another example of the modern annihilation of dist- anceLiver IllsLike biliousness dyspepsia headache constipation sour stomach Indigestion are prompUy ured by Hoods Plus They do their w- orkHoodsi WJily mid V llest IItsA ier UlorougblyP IIfreiwred by C I food Co Lowell Mass Xtonny Till to tllcc will Hoods fiarsaparllla CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For tho Wek Beginning April 35 Comment by Jltv B II Doyle ToricWhat ii two liberty and how Is It wouJobn vIII 8040 Liberty is ono of tho most priceless boons of humanity It is universally sired Men sacrifice everything ofttimcs for liberty Slavery of any kind is detestable and revolting Since liberty is BO important noel so much to be desired it is of tho greatest importance that MO should have correct ideas of liberty that wo should know what is the high est and truest form of liberty and bo anxious to attain to it There are many false standards of liberty in the world today To some liberty means license license to do as they please regardless of their obligations to God or to their fellow men Liberty does not mean 11 censo No man has a right to act as if ho were tho only person in existence Our actions must always bo viewed from tho standpoint of our relation to God and to tho others in lifo about us Nor are physical political and mental forms of liberty tho highest nod truest forms Men are often free politically and physically and yet slaves Ozithc other hand men are often slaves politi cally and physically and yet at the snJDl time are enjoying tho truest liberty Tho best and tho truest liberty in tho world is soul libertyliberty from the passions and lusts of lifo freedom from tho chains of sin and of unbelief that bind men stronger than over tho chains I of physical slavery bound them Men often think they are frco when they are not Tho Jews because of their descent from Abraham claimed they were free men boasted of their liberty yet Christ pointed out to them that they wore in slavery to unbelief and to sin and did not possess tho liberty which Ho alouo could give to them Sinners often boast of their liberty Free thinkers and free livers whet place no limits to thought or life Imagine they are the freest of men that they enjoy tho highest forms of truo liberty Tho fact however is that it is only the shadow of liberty In reality they are slaves captives to tho most degrading beliefs and actions and know nothing of tho truo liberty which makes a man freo from sin gives him absolute power and control over himself and makes him recognize tho supremo claims of tho law of God as against his own sinful desires How is truo liberty won Through Jesus Christ alone Men may free us from physical bondage and slavery but Christ alouo can break the chains of sin and mako us spiritually free If wo en joy the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free wo are free indeed Oth erwise wo aro not free Christ la willing to mako us all freeto givo us power to overcome sin self and tho world and to live for God our follow men and the lifo to come Bible Readings Lev xxv 10 Isa Ixi 1 Jcr xxxiv 8 0 Ps cxlx4148 Luke iv 1020 Rom vi 10ltf xlil 121 I Cor viii 8 0 II Cor iiij 17 Gal ill 27 28 iv 2231 v 115 Jos i 25 ii 12 I Pet ii 1817 II Pet ii 1721 Modern Preaching The present is an ago of flippant preaching Men handle the word of God with no moro reverence than they would ono of Burns poems or Shakespeares plays Sermons aro punctuated with smart sayings stale anecdotes and exaggerated statements All of theso things may strike tho minds of sinners as bright entertaining and agreeable but deeplyImpressmanner of him who stands in tho pulpit to represent God to men should indicate gravity solemnity reverence and deep earnestness to show sinners the evil of their doings and impress nfl with tho messageNoon his wit and pleasantry or his philos ophy to win his way into tho citadel of tho heart und subduolt unto Christ It SpiritthatCondition In Prayer Prayer is sometimes discredited by persons who should largely profit by ItsI friendliness Wo are confronted by theyhaveswers to prayer If this statement ia true there must be an assignable rensonI and wo shall bo disappointed if the fail uro is not chargeable to the petitioner while tho word of tho Lord remains faithful and true Philadelphia Methodist Doing For Others Doing nothing for others Is tho undo purposelykindof existence The heart that goes out ofI itself gets largo nnd full of joyMo ravian The Joy of Incompletcneu If all our lives woro ono broad Glaro Of iunllght clear unclouded If nil our path were smooth and fair Of no soft Gloom enshrouded If all lifes flowers were fully blown Without tho sweet unfolding And happlneu were rudely thrown Qa hands too weak for holding Ehould wo not mlu the twilight hours The gentle haze and sadness Ehould we not long for storms lad showers To break the constant gladness If none wero sick and none were sad What service could wo render I think If we were always iliad Wo scarcely could be tender Did our beloved never need Our patient ministration Earth would grow cold and miss indeed Its sweetest consolation If sorrow never claimed our heart And every wish were granted departLifeAnd yet In heaven is no more night f- In heaven Is no more sorrow Bnch unlmnglncd new delight Fresh grace from pain will borrow fAs the poor seed that under ground T Bevies Its trno life abovo it Not knowing what will there bo found When sunbeams kiss and lovo it So wo In darkness upward grow Anti look and long for heaven nut cannot picture it below Till moro of light bo Riven eJ Beastmorns Springfield III April 16 Engine of northbound freight train No 64 on the Dig Four exploded this evening at Osborn Engineer John Hulchins of Ivorydalewas badly burned on the leg Fireman Fagin of Columbus was scalded from head to foot and will die Brakeman Dailie of Middletown was blown 50 i feet against a stump fracturing his bead His InjuriesI are fatal The explosion was seams on the fire box giving away The J injured men were placed in a hospital at Dayton Motor cycles have appeared in several cities this spring One in England is propelled by acetylene gas which may develop the un pleasant habit of throwing its rider by an explosion Subscribe for Tm BKE Y 4 Sljurclj Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OP THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Pint mats 700 a m tecorfj man ind sermon 930 a m Rotary Inuruclioi and benediction at 130 p m every Sunday A M Coenan pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Snndartchool Sund morning from 930 to 1030 Communion service following at eveningServIcesRV Oma Pastor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Services second Saturday evening and Sunday nlgblSandachool M B CHURCH Services lint Sanda each month morning and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday icbuol at 130 p m C C HALL Paitor M E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning adnlgbtby J TCherry Pastor Preyer meeting every Friday night i V P SCIIRIST1AN ENDBAROR atpryermeetlnftVUJISatdevenlnl at 630 i yr GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on the Third Saturday night and everyTuesday RELIGIOUS NOTES A Compromise with the Devil Written for TI tin bjr Rev S W SchcHoa Wbal corruption a apulcher within may hide Though white and beautiful on the outward alde4- Yet no man In IhU world any reason can give Why man In hla senses among tombs should live5 The Gadarene maniac gives us proof pointblank That man when converted will take higher rank The wild demons ca I out whether legion or few Old things have paste 1 away all things become new Sane clothed wiibjsilyatlon trpm DnclfinBpIrlu tree This man of G adara a wonder to see Running the glaa story In ten cities to tell That Jesus of Nazareth can save from hell Let us go Into the swine the demons all prayed Then down the rocky steeps in terror they fled These animal all perished In the deep blue sea The demons came back to recover their pray That much bad been lost the Inhabitants agreed A convention was held a compromise made The Cadarenes reektng with avarlca and lust Requested the Lord to depart from their coasts The story of man Is the same old or new Wicked men in all ages the same course persue Vile demons and sinners are Justified by gain Dut the pure and the good oft esteemed insane The Knights Templars of Earlington went in a body to Madisonville Sunday afternoon where they took part in a special Easter services M the Cumberland Pres byterian hrhrThe s held by the Christian Endeavorers Easter morning was a delightful one to those who attended The tporning was most beautiful as was the whole dayand the special iffort required to take part in ibis special service lent zest and meaning to the occasion The attendance at the Catholic Church Snnday morning was large The visitors by special train were not as numerous as in former years but the town was fairly populous with strangers by rail and vehicle and services there and elsewhere well at tended The Catholic Easter service is re ally no more than the usual Sunday ser vice and not special as is usually thought by nonCatholics at some distance from a congregation of that faith The members of the Geueral Baptist Church organized a Sunday School last Sunday The necessary officers were elected and the school at once proceeded to business The school meets at 9 oclock and devotes an hour to the study of the scriptures All are invited to attend and participate in the interesting exercises Rev C C Hall is conducting a protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church in Madisonuille where his branch of the Methodist church have for years bald their servicesThe Junior Endeavorers met at Lake side Park on last Sunday afternoon and enjoyed an Easter Hunt Mr Bryan Hopper was out with his camera and took a picture of the little folks The publishers propose to send a copy WORD AND WORKS hve months from June to October inclusive to new subscrib ers only as a trial order for 35 cents and in addition thereto give each trial sub scriber free a copy of a little book of 64 pages which contains select chapters of a work by Rev Iii R Hicks which is to be the crowning work ot his life This is a rare opportunity for any one to study the storm forecasts throughout the coming sea son besides the many other good things in WORD AND WORKS of interest to each member of the family The regular price of this little book alone is 25 cents Send 25 cents and your address to WORD AND WoRKS Pub Co 2201 Locust Street St Louis Mo w wwMrs Samuel Stamm of Lo antowaPa bore her thirtyfour years of suffer ieg with courage andjfortitude Her trouble was rheumatism in the knee In consequence her limb had becopie so stiff that she could hardly walk jfr Slamm s a welltodo merchant and spared no pains or expense to relieve her but with little success until one night when it grew so painful that she could hardly endure it be per suaded her to try Chaniberlains Pain Balm The effect was magical The first application relieved the pain and its canI tinned use has removed all stillness and given her the free use of her limb once more If yon have friends who are troubled with rheumatism insist on their giving this remedy a trial You can do them no greater favor as it is sure to give prompt relief and if they are a little patient it will effect a cure For sale at 35 and 50 cents per bottle by St Ber nard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Rob Inson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Secretary Gage cherishes a tele gram of one word irom San Fran cisco for which he tS when he was visiting Florida years agoI The word was yes and came in answer to a proposal by mail with a request that the lady telegraph her reply Some Ql the Boston school marnis need an occasional rural outing One of them placed this problem on the blackboard IIIf a hen lays three eggs a day how long will it take to lay thirty eggs PISOS CURE FOR in time Sjby drutata f k ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKEC oIi Ge0erAl EELr1ir1gtcDr I IS7l- B OfficT I rarlcll Offices Brano Offices t I A M CARROLL Manager R G ROUSE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Tenn Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky S H NEWBOLD Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager f T 342 W Main Street Louisville Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Wliolesaeale Ageratsa JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St lsMoJ W BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill v or THE FAMOUS NO S 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 BRUSHED BOKE FOR BISE BURNERS AND FORMES8 Why buy Highpric 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 asv r one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEYI 9ur Joloted iiens All communIcations and mitten of new per Ulnlng to this column should be addressed to Cu ALIXANDI Barhncton KY ZION A M B CHURCH Services every Sunday morning it 11 oclockband evening at 7 oclock Sunday school a m C D Walker pastoraMX ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at II a m and 7 p m Sunday school at go a m W W Potter pastor A large crowd of Earlington friends went to the rally Sunday at Morions GapMiss Millie Dradley was in bed sick lut weekoMrs Annie Pritcbett is up again Miss Eliza Pritcbett is very sickIeMiss Kate Miller is visiting friends here fRoomspect the ladies who visit tberet nMrsat Korlonville SundaysThe wedding bells are ringing You young men should find a girl your size so you can help her over the fence without letting her fall Mrs Cassie Williams was called to Ihef bedside of her sick sister at Crofton last Saturday Rev G O Walker preached tl e Easter sermon last Sunday Rev Wm Foster held Easter service at Mount Zicn Sunday Mrs Katie Johnson fa very sick at this writing We would like to see a large crowd out next Sunday to Christian Endeavor All are invited to come ST CHARLES Rev IJarnett filled his regular appoint ment Sunday Mrs A Johnson is on the sick list tbis week Rev Darner left Friday for Norlonville Mrs Dell Taylor has returned from Clarksville Tenn Pearl Crittiogton was in town Sunday Mr H Lathan seemed to be In trouble Saturday night Mr H Petty has been sick for some time but is better at this writing Mr Jesse Douglass makes frquent visits to the country W M Petty has been to Madisonvilla againWe are sorry Mr Albert Watson was disappointed in seeing whom ho desired when be was over Rev Pearsatl passed through Sunday- Senroute to Dawcon Several of our people went fishing Sat urdayMisses Mar arrt Clemmons Annie Earlaand LemonCunningham visited friends in Hamby btation last week Several of tie Morions Gap boys were In town one day last week Mrs Green has returned from Crablreo where she vtbs visiting her mother Geo Lovlnp of Crablree was in town SundayMisses Cordie Teague Lemon Cunning ham and Messrs HD Cunningham tad Tom Earl attended the basket meeting at kortonville Sunday The young peoples banquet given the residence oi Mr nnd Mrs Geo atI was quite a success Some of Mr Greens relatives are visit Ing him this week Miss Margaret Clemons was in Notion ville Thursday on business Several of ourbojB went to Princeton SaturdaytAt this season of the year colds generally affect the lungs worst than at any other willbreakremedy and it strengthens and invigorates the lungs and bronchial tubes For sala EarlinGIcHGeorgo lj f GIANT SEESAW 1 One of the Most Novel Things to be Seen at the Tennessee Centennial The Giant SeeSaw has never efore beenbuilt at any exposition nd it will be one of the interesting things at Nashville- It is to be erected on Vanity Fair on a 25foot terraccthe height of the tower from foundation to centerpin being tOO feet On this centerpin rests a truss beam 200 feet in length attached to cither end is a car with a capacity f fifty people The machinery is located in the top of the tower consisting of a specially made mo ar driving the gearing on a twenty yc foot arc This Seebaw will e quite an interesting feature of he Centennial not only from Its- ovelty but front a mechanical From its cars can been all the points oi interest around the city such as the Hermitage the home of Andrew Jackson Belle Meadf Tennessees famous stock farm and the old orts and Battlefield of Nashville It is proposed to build a large pa villion under the tower where a band of music will be stationed and where dancing parties may have use of the floor BEN T ROBINS- ONDRUGGIST Mortorls Gap TCrittsca1cy Always on band a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTI CLES PAINTS AND OILS HYICISANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED STJAMES HOTELS- T LOUIS RATESi 200 PER DAY Room and Breakfast 100 EUROPEAN PLAN 100 per Day Good Rooms Good Meals Good ServICe When You Visit St Louis stop at ST JAMES HOTEL Broadway and Walnut trut Cars Direct to Hotel Beautiful Walt paver IIb Decorations are better and cheaper this season than ever before It cost so little to ornament a hangings small item of cost should not cut any figure Come in and let us give you the figures for your various rooms You will be sur prised at the reasonableness of our prices ST BERNARD I3ENERAL5- TORESent FreeTo any person interested in hu mane matters or who loves ani aplicationa he organ of this Society In addition to itensely interesting reading it contains a list of tile valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address THE NATIONAL IIUMANE ALLIANCE lio 4H United Charities Bulldlne New York II 1 e tJ L f ARE YOU HUNGRY If you arc 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 Ci gars and Tobacco at REASONABLE PRICES L ix BEALL VVMAIN A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE BBYBHT STBHTTOHBOSIHESSCOLIEGL 33rlYar LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 2n Omtalnt rnluaUe Tufarmatlo to MOM iltilrUig to team BOOKKEEPINB SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP ETC O eiuaU lfbeUtUaforXo Onutvatei Is Xumtfft Sl unlht RatOB Vory LOW F G NIEMS PRACTICAL OOatchmaRer and EWEler Late with E WiRgers Nashville Tenn CAN REPAIR ANY MAKE OF WATCH THIRTY YEARS EXPERI ENCE AT THE TRADE SATISFACTION BUARANTEED WA NISUET President O W WADDILL Cashier 2Kopfcins Loimtu 7MBANK MADISONVILLE KY Capital Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business tad invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Find BOOOO 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887 JNO GI MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi talklngIheyknow men wage earners end to women TbereTa safetyIf the blink is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket MADISONVI LLB KENTUCKY riis a Eime 5or tDCrjJtIiII lreadydonothe time to Paint Paper and fix Ill the lionie general so that it will be a pleasanter place to 1 in We have the most beau tiful line of wall paper sam pies at your command Come in and place ypur or der now OUr arc ST 1sacyolImopey Jti1 r J i v GEORGE KING DRUGGIST ST CHARLESKENTUCKY alee Line of Druggists Simtic Prescriptions Cartfullu Compound A LA BELLE JAKDINIERli L FRIT5CHSONIi LLl LLlIp1r MERCHANT TAILORS d d 4 t jo i I I I AND MPORTFR OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS sU Upper Pint St EvaniTllle lad hopklnaTo Compound Prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowl edge of drugs It requires tho drug g druJsfresbbest possible work andfor comport salion hemust be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE BRYAN IIOPPBR nansger Anyoa SOTOIWB a bleb and description may InventiouIipmtatIyeoatiOntlai Oldest ueecy forsctirSri patontlln America WII aWublnatIJu omca reculVospeelalSCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautIfully illaatratej lursost circulation of IlNgJ301UriaiiviivNoirYru Dont Usa t rugs 4unless xcfu rlteJrth1a l then qjly- purodrug arc sold by te onlythbettHictlon to be looked icr when the benjfC lie RN RIDk q foR IfHYftNUrPBRMaapr4t tIf- J 0fc c Ii 1 t 1 t 4 4 GHICAG t 5 THE MVlLiKIE viivi Ta NORTH 1wamnu ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO andIl1IT 1 D THS ONLY Pullman Vestlbuled Train Sorvlio with Newest and Finest Day Coaches Sleepers and Dlotnr Cam fmoM THK SOUTH sTOr Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul AM M I 01118 IN THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST L ROGERS F P JEFFRIES Sea Pass Anli G JP A Bvanwille lad Ctuilonoofa Teoo 1tR CR1SWALD A C P A Evansville lad DH IKEENDENHALLS IMPROVED CHILL AND FEY1 Gil UU4UtALrru IV IJUU CHILLS AND 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Louisville Kentucky GRDVES TASTELESS I CHILL TDNIC I IS JUST AS 600D FOR ABULT9 WARRANTED PRIC5Oots OALATIAIuaNoylcIM3 Paris Medicine Co mttLoutaMo ofIUIOVESTJaTJlLKSSOtMht three gross already tbU rear In all ost sa- 5erkmceI of M neverscdannrtlcla tiuitgnveuucIs uatyerulsaua- isoucaI ua 79ur10Dlc Youra ASKJYCAJlBAcoc WantedAn IdeaCPretest YoarUoaj I they may brln lMI w fiHh aaItw BITW Write AtftJt- iC11

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