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EARLItfGTON, HpPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1897. clr-:ul- ar NO. 10 " " t .'J9 therefore, established ' war. The THE TURKS DEFEATED. THE GREAT FLOODS. news of her dcatH was not mado public expresses tho hope that the powOTHERWISE UNNOTICED. JKUTALLY MUBDEREP, until yesterday. Since tho famous ers, In a spirit ot justice, will agreo Hecchcr trial she had lived in strict reMadison Parish, that the entire responsibility for tho Itavonl Fall Before tho Onslaught Frost has seriously Injured tho straw T le Situation In Struggle In Do- - tirement. In recent years - she had war falls on Orcccc. Turkey has no o Qroeko. , Oaahior's Heroic La., Growing; Worso. berry crop in Missouri's great fruit belt shared her homo with her widowed fonso of Ills Charge, daughter. Even tho fact of her death Idea of conquest, and, as a fresh proof JCho Baroness von Bulow Is at bt by a iSuuIs to attend the convention of the Delta Almost Depopulated Reports .From was kept secret, and there nro nor ex ot pacific sentiments, offers to retire The Grecian Steamer Athens Sank Salonlcn Turkish lloat In the Unit of Many riaces Tell the Story ot AdBobbers, Who ternal signs ot mourning about tho the Turkish troops from tho frontier It lad by Determined Klidcrgartcn union. Admirable Courage and Coolness vancing Floods and Receding ThmLoot theVaolt and Hake Their where her body lies. Thcodoro Orceco will rctlro hers from tho fronto house The senate will dovoto this week Displayed on llotli Sides. Hope Widening Crevasses. jXttape The Whole Community Tilton, her husband, is in Paris, where tier and from Crete. the.' passage of tho appropriation bills; Aroused and In Pursuit. ho has lived ever since the Uecchcr thx house will do nothing. Defeated the Turks at IlavenL dreece Disclaims Ilesponslk'.llty, Bat Will Vicksdubo, Miss., April 18. At 0 p. trial. Sibley, of PennsylStand Ilrr Ground. Lahissa, April 10, . 5 p. m. The vania, says that horso breeding has got to. the river was 51 feot a fall ftuxRswoRTir, N. II., April IT. While INSURRECTION. PHILIPPINE HaAtiikns, April 18. The cabinet has Greeks have defeated tho Turks at In the past 24 hours and a sting the entryof two desperate and of to bo an unprofitable Industry. Under this head everything from a since tho crevasse at lined robbers, and during a ne- - O en. 1'olnvleja Says the Ilebelllon Is decided toprotcstto tho powers against ven!; and two Greek brigades have enThcnincty-flft- h birthday anniversary total of Nearly Quelled. but futile. Btnifffrlo to protect tho nggrcsslvo action of Turkey. An tered Turkish territory In different di- of Mrs, Martha Smith Hoopcs, of Bloom-ingto- Biggs levee at 10 o'clock Friday night LOW-GRAD- E i,0OO more In money and scour!-- . Madrid, April 17. Capt. Gen. Tola-vloj- Invasion by Edhcm Pasha, tho Turkish rections and penetrated to t)amasl, The situation In Madison parish, La., 111., was celebrated Sunday. prior to leaving Manilla, capital :ommandcr, is cxpoctcd, and tho Urcek northeast ot Zarkos. Another division In the compartments ot the open la growing hourly worse. Tho flood of prom-luelThe murderers of Joel Mack, a is trying to flank tho Turks, who arc ljtiltiAnMaf Walla t,4lrknhl tinU of tho Philippine Islands, sent trmy has to HIGH ART NOVELTIES, in up positions for the farmer, near Vlnlta, I. T., two water going through tho Biggs break w,..fn worth, yesterday afternoon, It dispatch to tho government purpose ot taken in readiness to repel retreating in disorder. In the levee Is fast covering the lowbeing In progress at tootU8 ago, have confessed the crime. lands and is flooding Bay Vldal and Heavy fjghtlng is Is rebellion tho saying CaahUr Joseph A. Stlckncy was struck here 6wney, the famous post olllce dog, Gritzovali. It has been going on since :J down and brutally murdered near the nearly quelled, that only 7,000 Insur- tho advance. the greater part of tho land In the Orders have been sent to the Greek noon. Tho Greeks are trying to re killed at Cleveland, O., by a policeman, southern portion of the parish. desk which ho had occupied for years. gents, partly armed, arc In tho field; IsTiooo stuffed and placed In tho post Tho WAter has reached Tallulah, After killing Stlckney, the murderers thit 34,000 Insurgents have already sub- troops to keep strictly on the defen-live- , capture tho place. museum, some eighteen miles west of Delta, ransaekod the vault nnd fled with b11 mitted to the Spanish authorities, and but to maintain their positions at Sunk the Greek Hteamer Athens. populist ore In HIia tpatn. I.n.l Icn envnn fnnt In thn V tho eash ll contained with the excep- Uhtt 20,000 Insurgents nro upon the ill cosL Saloxica, April 20. A Turkish their chairman, Senator bayou at Tallulah and was rising a tion ef a flvo .dollar gold piece. As point of yielding up their arms. boat has sunk tho Greek steamer IS INCLUDED. Butler, nnd have called for a foot an hour at noon Turkey Officially Declare War. near as can bo estimated, about 80,000 Gulf Of Satonica. On national convention. Athens in SWALLOWED HER TEETH. Bbubsels, April 18. Tho "Indopcn-lene- board were tho was, taken, but It Is possible- that tbe Delta is about depopulated, only of insurgents and members Silks from i8c to $1.50 per yard. IV Is otllcially annouueed that the enough persons remaining to look after liolgo" announces that various secret societies. amount will considerably exceed this rp'nfal Accident to - Young Woman at A general Washington. uiii, as no woe but tho dead cashier Turkey has officially declared var panic prevails here. All vessels arc national encampment of United Boys' the houses. Many of them have two Woolens from 22c to $1 per yard. Tahhinoton, April 17. Whllo peace- against Orccce, and that a notlllcatlon prohibited from leaving the gulf. The Brigades of America will be held in La- or three feet of water In them. The knew tho exact nmount that was In slumbering Stella llurko swal- to this effect was sent to the powers Turks have seized the Greek steamer fayette, Ind., July 0 to 10 next fully backwater is fast covering lands north the instltutlou at tho time. Muslins from 2c to 40c per yard. Ofcek merchants in Turkey have of Delta and at Young's Point much Tho robber, after knocking Sttckney lowed her false teeth. She was taken this morning. Kophalclon. war land la already covered. At Omega bctfH, notified of the declaration of down with a blackjack, cut his throat to tho Emergency hospital, and her Styles, BuifiN,, Assortment, Comprehensive. The Second Ungugement nt OrltsoTall. between Turkey and Grecco and given Uio floods are coming fast Relief The most remarkable feature of th co idltlon Is regarded as serious. The LI HUNQ CHANG'S WORK. Athens, April 13. In the second en- tw. Weeks to get out of Turkey. boats are running to Davis' island and robbery Is the fact that 3100.000 in Emergency physicians will apply the Prices, Rock Bottom. location ot the China to Have a New Set of Treaties with gagement nt Gritzovali, the Greek brito find the bonds' of the .United States, whUh wero TTje Greek transport Macedonia was Kcllogg'H section. gade commanded by Gen. Mastropas suRk by Turkish forts at Prevesa, and Commercial Nations. Planters In tho central and north part kept 1h ono of U10 drawers of tlm big teeth. She Is suffering intense pain. Washington, April 17. JChlna Is td was able to reform after giving way thi&Grccks got even by demolishing of Madison are placing their stock in Don't do yourself the injustice ol buying without having" vault. andwhlch Uio robbers evidently No More Filibuster Sipedltlons far the rro nt. exnmteed' hastily, wore not taken. havo a new set of treaties with the before the Turkish assault Another tbrtfortu with the fire of their fleet reach ot boats on tho river front or at given us a call. . "Money saved is money made." Style, as .'acksoxviixk, Tla., April 10. Dr. great nations of the world, which will Greek brlgado under tho command of Neither was any of tho negotiable pa-pSarah Bernhardt' presentation of stations on the lino of the Vicksburg and securities of tho bank In Jscquln Castillo, tno Cuban leader, has In some measure emancipate her from Gen. Mlncpoulos Is hurrying to rein- thejaew play "La Samaritlnc" In Paris & Shrevcport railroad, so they can be well as Drice in dress, is monev. We arc talking to you. Re- Is Sid to havo been ono of the greatest motcd in tho event of another break in fact, nothing Is missing except the cash. gone north. It Is stated that no more the onerous restrictions she Is now force Gen. Mastropas. member the place. No ono was aware that thoro was expeditions will b sent from Florida under and enable her to adjust her nuit'most successful artistic efforts of the upper portion of the parish, which Closed to All bat Turkish Troup. Mllllken's Is now severely threatened. anything wrong at tho bank until two at present on ace 'unt of tho strict awn revenues to tho nation's needs. hert'ilfe. CoNSTANTiKorcic, April 10. The MADISONVILLE. kept by the ovcrntncntofllclalsv o'clock, or an hour after tho murderous PMvate John Alien, of Mississippi, Bend nnd Duekport levees are both Much of tho orcdlt for securing the authorities at Prevesa have pro KENTUCKY. work was done Tho perpetrators had The base of operations will be changed consent of tho commercial powers to claimed tho Gulf ot Arta closed to all says lie is not registered on any side 6f caving. Reports from Madison parish state ample tlruo to escape, and .yesterday to New York. E. C. Uaylor, chief df tho negotiation of these treaties is due any democratic row at Washington, MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. troops. evening1 scores of deputy sheriffs, mar-ihalthe Philadelphia Pinkcrtons, Is here to Ll Hung Chang, who employed to but Turkish andvis, consequently, seeing the fun on that the water begun rising in Dushby iaiaiaitiiiiiitiai'i''9ai''aie'iO'i'Bie''aiBitititit bayou, at Tallulah, at 7 o'clock this police and citizens were scouring In connection with tho Ulibusterlng tho best advantage the opportunities rrlnce Nicholas Commands m Battery. all sides. afforded by ills tour of the world. Still thlssoctlon or the slate anu 1110 ad- cases. child ot William John- morning, and up to about 3 p.m. It had Atiikkb, April 20. Firing commenced joining state of Maine, which from FIFTY-FIFTrisen seven to eight fpet tho change would have been long y CONGRESS. morning between the Greeks and ston, superintendent of schools at CIVIL SERVICE RULES. About three miles bolow Tallulah ioferrcd had not the war which China this , this city is just acroit tho .Salmon III., fell into a rate and was several points along tho Turks Special Session. waged unsuccessfully with Japan so frontier.at Col. Manos, at the head of badly burned. Tho injuries will prob- the water U getting over tho levees and A Hovouient fur Their Modlltcatlon as Af Fulls rlrcr. Is overflowing everything two miles beIn Involved tho former in debt as to oblige 25,000 Greek troops, has crossed the ably prove fatal. feeling l'enslou Acenclc. Tho men made their visit to the lion the senate, on tho lllh, after a brief disci Mr. Morrill (rcr..Vt.) low. It will not be upon the higher her foreign debtors to rccognlzo the river Arkaphos on tho frontier at, Washington, April 20. A movement bank at tho busiest tlma of the day moveof tothe tarltl bill Hon. Wayne MacVeagh, formerly oSerod by Mr. est refer a us there is sevIs understood to be In progress having In the locality where the bank is (denv, Ma ), doclnrlng the retroactive clause" of fact that China must be given power to Eplrus, and Is now entering that part United States ambassador to Italy, ar- lands until eral feet of bank left in the bayou. for Its object tho revocation oM.hat iltuated and so completely and thor- tho tariff bill Illegal and beyond the power of raise additional revenues. of South Albania, after having driven rived Sunday on board the American of a Richland, La., wa3 heard from to- part of the civil service rules w" apoughly did they accomplish tho robbery rongrcsH, which w as carried byvotevote the 24 to line steamship New Yorlc, accompanied back tho Turkish advance posts. Uuld JORDAN TO BE RETAINED on H. and was regarded as a test day and reports the water going all plies to tho clerical force o. pen-slo' A dispatch from the Greek headquar- by his wlfo and daughter. that only an uncertain clew and a very bill luelf. The Indian appropriation bill was over everything, overflowing King's agencies. The extension of the tnjager description of them was ob- then taken up, pending consideration ot which And Tom Tlatt Will Ilreak With the Ad- ters at Larissa says that three imporTho marriage of Duke UrnstOuen-the- c and Kcl's places, also the villages of In the tS p. m.. tho senate adjourned tainable. ministration tant posltlons'havo been occupied near and Princess Dorothea of Coburg, Trinidad and Ashwood, eight miles be- rules to the agencies became operative house no business of Importance was transJuly 15, 1805, and under tho provisions Washington, April 17. It Is said Mcnaxa by tho Greek txoops. which is soon to tako place, will acted, and tho body adjourned until tho 17th. THE QRANT PARADE. low The telegraph lino Is an agent can not remove an employe Prlnco Nicholas ot Greece, tho third that tho president has decided to retain a union between tho llohen-zoller- n downRichland. Kansas City, Montana, IN tho senate, on tho 15th, the open session some distance below Richland without the approval of the commis Conrad N.Jordan as assistant treasurer son of King George, has been ordered as dovotcd to consideration of the Indian apand Orleans families. Probable Marching Order with Namerte- -t and communication was shut off from sioner of pensions. It Is claimed propriation bill, the pending question being the at Now York. If tills proves true It to the front in command of a battery of Htrencth of UWUIoiu. Tho condition of Representative there up to noon o Tho water is la an Injustice to tho Pacific Coast, ttmmlltce amendment opening tho will bo the signal for Senator Thomas artillery. nohnan, of Indiana, shows some im- beginning to back up Lake One, on the that this well as depriving tho Colorado, New Yonic April 10. Tho ttrao for reservation In Utah to publle entry. agents, as with tho administraprovement His physician believes the line of tho Vicksburg & Shrevcport administration of much patronage. making application for place In line of The Incident of the day was a speech by Mr. C Piatt to break BROOKES alarming features of tho caso have REV. DR. JAMES H. Vest (dem., ot the Utah, Washington, Omaha, tho Orant parado closed yesterday ibollshlnir Mo.) In criticism schools. provlston tion. Ho has already served notice that roads. The objectors contend that tho ngents, which ho will oppose the confirmation of Mr. sectarian Indian n tcrnoon. The complete and final or- be denounced Protestant and praisedIn rresbjterlan passed, though he is still quite weak. if Death of the Work is still going on at Jlllllkcn's who arc heavily bonded in amounts Calhollo Paris Figaro is making War on tho Bend levee, and they arc reported In ranging from 875,000 to 8150,000, should Minister In St. Louli. der of march will not bo mado up be schools among the Inllans. The Indian bill Jordan in the senate. St. Paul, Nebraska, fore noxt Tuesday, but tho probable was not completed when, at S o'clock, the sen JUDGE DAY'S MISSION. St. Louis, April 20. Rev. Dr. James trial by jury in France, calling atten good shape there. They worked about bo allowed to select thosa to whom adjourned until tho Itth ...The house was marching order, with tho numerical ate and will work they Intrust tho work, nnd for' II. Brookes, pastor emeritus ot the tion of tho authorities to an instance seventy men there y Black Hills, itrcngth of tho divisions, was given not In session. was not In sosdon on the 17th He Will Leave Washington for Havana Washington and Compton avenue where a jury acquitted a man of woundwith a much larger force. whom thoy are held responsible. Tns scnato About Hay 1. out yostcrdny afternoon, as follows: . . .The house, by a party voto, decided to adThe people at Tallulah are building ThuS, at Columbus, O., and Topeka, Presbyterian church, died at sunrlso ing his wife and convicting him of kill -- VIAjourn until tho Slsu The sosslon was comparaMIMTAlir DIVISION. Wasiiixotos, April I7.rJudge Wra. Easter Sunday at his homo In this city. Ing her. up tho old leveo on Bushry bayou as far Kas., It la pointed out the ngents division, regulars, United States troops. tively brief and was dovotcd almost entirely to R. Day, of Ohio, who is to go.to Cuba Dr. Brookes was 07 years of age, and miles can not select any of tho clerks who TIrt Gen. Powell Clayton, United States south as Sevier's, Jabout eight IJO0 men. Separate brlgato ot marines and explanations by Messrs. Ilalley, DoArmond and on a special mission In connection with had served as an active pastor in St minister to Mexico, who has been sick south, hi an endeavor to hold tho water others of tholr petitions In the contest withI klue J'wkcU, 1,600 men. T- enc'd"witn tmcumonia, wiu. huiuucuhjt ixietr block vugct...i;i, mj m w uw.w f... party in tbe house tho Ru2xasehive5l.l)i8atnr;. in ths democratic BKConn d.visiok. 500 clerks affected bv tho extension of Just Went Through the Motions. recovered Sunday night to depart for promptly. trwhuejl.aoSJdwpur.uwJt5 precedents and papers at the state deot the-- state ot New York, is to National T.ntirvn.i.H. Kv.. Anrll 20. A special his home in Llttlo Rock. the rules referred to. SLEEPERS, DINING GARS, No More Ilreaks, Bat Former Crernssos days at a tlmo without attempting to partment on tho case, ho will leave for forthrce to tho Bvenlng Post from Frankfort en third brigade, ,W) men; fourth brigade. Widening. It is charged that 8100,000,000 colinact legislation. Tho vote was a party one, Havana about May 1. Will bo TJnablB to Attend tho Opening of fscATs'v Mr. men. was but little interest in lected by special tax as an emergency says: There Mr. Bailey opposing aJJournment because the Nushvlltb Kxposltlon. Mkmi'HIB, Tcnn.. April 18. No more Fnccs nimD Division. Dland would be shut oil from offering a I'aclflo British Cruiser Arrive Unexpectedly at tho joint session of tho general assem- fund for Indian famlno sufferers has breaks are reported in the Louisiana Washington, April lb. -- President nm or the National Ku.rus wt ,..w Durban. railroad resolution. bly at noon. According to agreement been misappropriated by English off- leveo district although tho MeKlnley yesterday decided ttii 1,0 00N3ULT TIOKCT AOENT, OB approorder of the ate asttgned to lino In the Ix the senate, pa the lth. the Indian DunnAS, Natal, April 17. Tho Brit- entered Into by tho steering committees icials. Tho details of tho charges rival First brig- - priation bill was passed substantially ns It nf the states Inta tho Union embankments at Hancock and Fcrrl-da- would be unablo to attend tho Nash M mir r tv.n nartles. but one ballot was cast the casa of Warren Hastings. st. louis. mo. to, Pennsylvania rnUIUa. S.0M mens second passed the house, saro tho amendment opening ish cruiser Raccoon, which left Capo lu. the northern part of Concordia ville- exposition on the opening tiny, 4,000 men; third ltcsolu-tlon- s troops. Tmvn on Pebruarv 13 under scaled for each candidate after which the notify the rUl.Now Jersey troops, KM monj fourth the Uncompahgre Indian reservation, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eiscnmayer parish," are reported to bo very weak May I, but 'will formally ste- - nnlprs. arrived here unexpectedly dur rlsade, Copnsctlcut of Inquiry wero agreed to asking the ex 11110 joint session adjourned. Xlnainnhuaetta trOOOt. &00 men! Viel celebrated their goldon wedding anni- and n break may occur at any hour. authorities that he will visit thecontctary of state as to the operation oi mo .. .. JM -night with six other British ". rlgade, Maryland troops. w men. iatli Lversary at their homo in Trenton, 111. Tho crevasse at Biggs Is now a scoth- - position after the adjournment 01 Acted M a Stay of Elocution. treatlos made under the McKInlc tct ing tho Two more warships of tho ate. Vlrslnla troops. TOO men; seventh brigade. n mill Ing torrent and tho waters e spread- gress. SPRING 1897 After an executive session the scnato adjourn, d warships. Nkw Yoiik, April 20. William Jay Mr. Eiscnmaver Is a men. eighth brigade, as a mark of respect to Kcprcscntatlo Mil - British fleet are expected to follow Imbode Island troops, Koener was to have been oxceutcd at owner and has spent tho greater part ing rapidly throughout Madison Fermont troops W0 men; ninth brigade. Ohio was not Inie..- - mediately. deeec-e-d. The houe ken, Miners. Sing Sing yesterday for tho murder of of his life In tho vicinity of his present mops. 1 100 men, tenia Drigaae,iiiioivn't". tlos. Flvo Men Ilurned, T a Fatally. overnor and staff (number not given) , eleventh home. Massillon, O..Aprll 17. It Is learned At Cowpen tho leveo Is seeping badly, Rosa Koscgate, ms sweeiueurt, PiTTBiiunaii, Pa., April 10. "While January. His counsel appealed, howof Columbia. 150 men. Is hero that Senator M. A. llanna has deHjade, District although a superhuman effort GRIM VIZAQED WAR Seth L. MUllken, representing in the roua-rdivision tapping a blast at the Republican iron ever, and tho appeal acted as a stay of house of representatives the Third dis- and made to hold It, many experi- termined to look up mining conditions . being CAindoW side, about 8 n, m. Uniformed, armed and equipped cadots under With nil IU Attendant Horrors and Sacworks on tho South v.- -. trict of Maine, died ot Washington Sun- enced river men are of the opinion that as thev prevail In western Pennsyl i. t vj.iin.vi. United States army, 400 Turkey and tho molten metal boiled over Into a pit execution. rifices Begun Itetween vania. Ho proposes to cxerolso his In day night For some time Mr. MUllken a break will occur sooner or later. boys. Veterans grand division, MaJ Gen O. O. Bemalntng- Insurgents. dreece. of water, causing an explosion. Five m.. .... ne viiiailn. (s in n vcrv crit fluence for the betterment of the con Howard, u, s. A., comnia"s. '"i Tho men were badly burned, two of whom Captured the Fire 20. A detachment of lm.l suffered from a serious affection of 18. The largest variety. April Co.NSTASTisori.it, CIVIC OttiND Division. Havana, April tho bronchial tubes, which refused to ical condition and many of tho Inhab- ditions under which tho, men aro now council of ministers has declared that will probably die. announced, yield to treatment most laboring. ete., for the most port in Clvlo soclellos, Newest designs. tho Aragon battalion, it Is itants are hastily packing tliclr under the command ot Col. Charles I a state of war exists and has ordered Promoted. Successor. Is no doubt that a great epi valuablo effects and are fleeing to has captured tho five remaining mem-v.nThere Minister Terrell's Leading colors at the Uomer. 10.000 men. Edhcm Pasha, tho Turkish command-r-ln-chlcof tho lnsurecnt force commanded demic of vcllow fever will soon sweep Natchez. The waters lrom ine uigga WABMKorox, April 17. Wnlter & Wasiunoton, April 20. T)r. Angell, , DEATH OF MRS. TILTON, years past a special by Serraga. It Is not known whether ovor tho Island of Cuba. Tho doctors crevasse are expected to Inundate tho who will succeed Mr. Terrell as United to tako tho offensive. Chance, for several lowest nrices ever shown. X 4ir has surrendered or not. A detailed circular sent this evening, agent of tho treasury department at Twenty Years Hpent In at Havana say the existing conditions town by Wednesday. minister to Turkey, was at the States After More Thao to the people of Hopkins Tho marquis of BUboa died yester- make It certain. Gen. Weyler's policy Htrict Betlremeni-- A Sad Ufo. to tho Turkish representatives abroad Philadelphia, has been promoted to be state department ycsteulay. After Judge Day in Washington. of concentration and starvation nas Nkw YonK, April 10. Mrs. Elisabeth recalls tho week's invasions and states. mpcrvlslng special ageut, vice J. J. day. to Secretary Sherrespects County. Washington, April 10. Judgo Wil paying his b Tinnn. tho wlfo of Ilenry Ward that the newest incursion was partlcl- - Crowley, transferred and appointed r mated theso conditions. man ho spent soino time In consultaTwo Unknown Men Drowned. accussr. died on Tuesday I special agent at Chicago. lionrir O. Brvont of Philadelphia, a liam R. Day, of Canton, who is vo Ko tion with as to tho linechur'a Foster, Mknominbk, Mich., April 20. Two pated in by tho Orcck troops, which. gentleman who takes an In- to Havana to conduct an inquiry In to Please call in and be conoy mm. laiit, at. her home In Brooklyn. Tho unknown men were blasting on some wealthy geographical science and ex- the Ruiz case, arrived In tho city last new duties to bo assumed Palls, on tho terest In vinced at staging at Mlchtgammo Prlmroso Day. climbed tho Alps night The expectation Is that ho will Mlchlgammo river drive, when the ploration, who has leaves Washington examine tho papers on fllo at the state London, April 20. Prlmroso day, tho went head- and tho Apennines, staging broke nnd tho men days for Alaska to ascend department and afterwards proceed to annlvorsary of the ueaui 01 ioru long over the falls. Tho bodies havo In a few Ellas, if possible. IJeaconsflcld, was observed with tho Havana to continue the Inquiry. Mount St $) not yet been recovered. usual display of his favorite flower. BOOK STORE, MARKETS. Fox. THE Sfew Torpedo Uoats Davla and Favor tho Dlngley Tariff Dill. Tho decoration of the lleaconsfleld April 20. The execuPoutland, Ore, April 18. Messrs. statue surpassed all records. 1537. PinxADELViHA, NllW Youk. April 20. MADISONVILLE. - KY. 5 00 Wolf, Sowlckcr & Co., who are con. I 4 2S Steers. 6 tive council of tho Philadelphia board OATTLE-Natl- vo BY Offered and Accepted. Offices 13, ! structlng torpedo boats Nos. 12 and deiMi of trade yesterday adopted a memorial FLOUlt-Wln- tcr 2 6.44 4 7U Wheat Wasiunoton, April 20. W. A. Jones, ,jmii8'Meif have received word from tho navy S Kod to congress favoring tho Dlngley tarlfl WHKAT-N- o. oi W boats have been of Wisconsin, and Robert It. Bell, 2 o. ?, partment that the bill and calling upon the senate to take COKN-N- o.2 OATS-N& ' rtnviu nml Fox respectively, Maryland, have been offered and havo 8 ,3 to prompt and favorable action on It, R. POItlC Now Mesa respec.lvo oflices of com' ST. LOUIS. after two distinguished oilicers 01 w accepted tho assistant commissioner Honduras Under Martial Law. missioner and g 5 S navy. COTTON-MWdl3 23 maintains unsurpassed of Indian affairs. Wasuinotoh, April 10. United States, UEEVBS-Stee- rs.wows ana..... . v -uuuera . Contract Awarded. head) Consul Llttlo telegraphs from eguci-galpa- CAIiVES-(p- er Coudltlon, JW In a Critical 4 15 36.1 Omaha, Neb., April Select. DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE the capital of Honduras, that a iioUS-Kal- rto alr re4W 3M to Choice Dks Moines, la., April 17. W. II. were awarded this morning for tho has broken out and that the SllKKP-F463 t 475 revolution ............. . 3 80 FLOUlt-INitcof state, who was FROH of dirt on FROM made ta 4 moval of 80,000 cubic yards Fancy to Uxtru do. republic Is now under martial law. W fall Tuesday night, Is by WW &ve us a call and be convinced that we will giveyou the best Buggy 2 Uod Winter WHEAT-N- o. MEMPHIS the site of the Transmlsslsslppl exposi- Injured Ho Isadelirious, unablo to bleep, NEW ORLEANS COIIN NO. x miicu irurtucr Erldenoe Against Keller. tion. Tho excavations will bo for lakes worse. very critical condition. TO OATS-N- o.2 years experience tells the story. We TO Twenty-fiv- e SoMEHswoitxir, N. 11., April 19. The HYE No.2 and in a in Kentucky for and lagoons. Tho work will bo CAIRO " strong MEMPHIS TOllACCO Lugs v police have obtained further ... at once. a Leaf Hurley... . ArretU tor the Tokat Massacre. connecting Joseph Kelloy with HAY-Cl- ear will sen you a. STv LOUIS Timothy CoNSTANTiNoi'LK, April 17. It Is re- ST. LOUIS Called to Chicago. the murder otCashlor Stlckney last Fri- 11 UTTER Choice Dairy CHICAGO Prot ported here that 200 arrests havo been LOUISVILLE KUUS-t'rc- sli April 17. Philadelphia, day. (new) w. 'rimrno. of the school of his mado at Tokat In tho Slvas distilct of CINCINNATI CINCINNATI ltlb con;, Representative Ilolman Uetter. LiAllD PrlmeStoam tory In the college department of the Armenia, of persons charged with LOUISVILLE Washington. Aurll 10. Representa CHICAGO ClilCAlim University of Pennsylvania, has re- pllclty in the recent massacro there. 3M suffer- CATTLE Native Steers. AND FROM tive Holman, of Indiana, who is follow-Inan offer of a similar position iinath of William P. Mick, the Comedian. 3 75 ceived to Choice. IIOOS-F- nlr ing from serious complications HIIKKP Fair to Choice.. with tho University of Chicago. Me ST. LOUIS TD CHICAGO Boston; April 10. William V. Mack, Patents a fall from a street car, Is better, FLOUR Winter Patents will probably accept, Knrlnif the comedian, died at his resldeiico making direct connections with through still In a dangerous condition. .. but WHEAT No. 2 Spring. trains for all points Confessed aud Said He Ought to be Hanged hero yesterday, aged 37 years. Ho hal No. Sited To Be Consul General at Berlin. Francis Wilson, COHN-N- o.2 Collins, Ma, April 10. Sam Hmitn, boon associated with rwln, Dan Daly NORTH, EAST AND WEST .. WASHINGTON, April 20. The presi- OATS-N8 45 to Mens (new) Jr., who, ten days ago, hacked two old Charley Reed, n May I actors. Bar dent informed Representative Gold l.niilf KANSAS CITY. with a corn kulfo, has and other including Buffalo, Pdlsburg. Cleveland. women to death Baltitr.nl.lt. of Missouri, that Julius 360 n CATTLE Shipping Steers. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, confessed, nnd says ho ought to b 305 to Hlg Bond Bales Arranged. smith, of Milwaukee, had been selected more, Richmond, St. Paul, Minneapolis. hanged. WHEAT No. 2 Red Yorlc Omaha, Kansas City, Hot Springs. Ark., New YonK, April 15. The Now for consul general to Berlin. OATS-N- o.2 White Sentenced to Hans. 20KO rvillN No.3 has arranged for tho salo of and Denver Close connection with CenA Sombre Romance. April 19- .- Central NEW OULEAN9. tfAYKTTSVILLB, W. Va., K per cent, 8100.000.000 of tral Mississippi Valley Route Solid Fast 4M O., April 20. Mrs. John Clkv-IN- D, Jorry Drown, a memoeroi mo mum.- gold bonds, and tho New York & Har Vestibule Daily Train for O who was married upon OORN-No- .:f. Pacey Hobbs, Wtf gomcry gang 01 muruorora, ui lem for l'J,0U0,Uo oi uio saiua un 18 BO to Hobbs SIOUX lce DUBUQUE. her deathbed to Capt John T.She was PORIC -- Now Moss. last night to hung Juno 25 fox bonds. . ? yesterday. on Thursday, died of Mrs. Isaac ltadford. UACON-Sldtho murder "W tells you be has StOUX CITY mrioN-Mtddll- nir ? p' 31' Whenever a druggist V r S3 years old. . ?V r f Oeuth of KenrcsentatUo MUllken. LOUISV LLE. something just as good fcr coughs, colds, and tho West. Particulars of agents of 81 Will Vote on the Treaty May 5. WHEAT-No.219. Iteprcsonta-viv- o Wasiunoton, April JV& 2 Mixed o. grip, elc . as Dr. Dell's Pine Tar Honey, the T. C. R. R and connecting lines. Wasiunoton, April 20. The senate COItN-N- o. 21 O Seth I. MUllken, of Maine, died agreed to vote on tho arbitration OATS-N- ew 2 Mixed be is thinking of his profils.aud not of your u wens has POlllC-Nhist night of pneumonia. , UACON-Cl- car Rib treaty pnayfiaU p. m-welfare. We make the genuine, and au Wm. Murray. Div Pass. Agt., New Or tun Amended Ills CalL lepns. . all druggisls to guarantee it to be Village. A Barned trr Ky.. April 20. Gov. thorize PnANKFOivr. Ino. A. Scott, Div. Pass Agt., Memphis. A Ilrltlsh Cruiser Will be There. Fkbuont, p., April 10. Flro extra the best on earth. Tho E. E. Sutherland A. II Hanson. G. P. A.. Chicago. tho New Yomc, April 20.Tho British Uradley amended his call for assomoiy Medicine Co., Paducab. Ky. For sale by ,the buslnoas portion of Llnd-te- y general W A Kellond. A. G. P. A.. Louisville. so that village, elghtmlles west of Fremont, cruiser Talbot arrived from Jamaica .session relievo, thotho suffering causeu oy St. Dernard Drug Store, Eatlington; Gee might : : on thoLake Shore road. Tho post of- - and anchored in tho North river. The counties of Hickman King, St. Charles. ace, the drug storo, grocery, moat mar-ite- t Talbot will represent the Ilrltlsh gov- tho Hood In the southwestern parts VBfJbt . Sa3clently produce exchange ernment in tho naval display at the and Fulton In tho and tho hew Only a little over a month until tbe Ohio MrVM'P Well Watered I ,, of the statCj ' Q. A. IL hall Grant monument iloillraHnn -building, town hall and aV t t . and who D PJIJIVIWIX 1 Cs ! i t Valley railroad changes handi, Harly Fruits Dainaced. no... M,i KoVirncr tn the wero destroyed. Representative Holuian Iletter. April here kinds of repairing on Sprng will be the new owner is a problem at This House Is Ne-- l " Maiisiialltown, la., We do all .Investigated by the Qrand Jnry. aro New I Furnishings To be Washington, April 10. Tho condichange In temperais now much guessing. s A hint to he wise is sufficient Everything iNPiANArous, lad.. April 17. The tion of Representative Ilolman, of In- was a remurkablo night, tho mercury which there that is being used in our county. ture hero Sunday MADISONVILLE. KY. jaunty grand jury waa called together- diana, waa encouraging and dropping from 70 to 20 In a few hou.-s- . , Are you a subscriber to The , attendance said ho a oainstriwtwpyjuofferary w.u- " VJ . I prtfrlrttr. 1. eJons Ico formed half an Inch thick. Early t. Bee? You should be. by iistlgaW the' 'Violations of m IfrulU aro probably damaged some-wha(ho ClUseaa' Street JKauroau uo. ami i ward recovery. jnclovos. f nue 'im':9't'9''it't'9i'm'i''9't a j SPRING:- I DReS3-:Q0ES- ft LAWN nt tor-ped- o u f Ma-rlo- I Woolen, Silk and Silk and Wool Mixtures to-da- y. to-da- y e-- nct f w-t- ch BISHOP & CO., s, Alwo-yenr-ol- d H Car-lyh- n BEST, RAIN in te Uncom-pahgr- to-da- y. Wll-Know- to-da- T.J.i-t-1- - ftMb fceD' nuiin mac en-a-- y, A. s well-know- u-- iu--- .i Wall pajDer and Shades. ;i f I -- unl-for- r f, RAri-acr- n. :::::::::: A. GOOD BUGGY MADE THE ' A. D. SISK'S m MADISDNVILLE ..i Illinois Central R. ''' CARRIAGE CD. g lr.il nts. f) the-mone- com-mcucc- d ovl-den- . Top Buggy of Our Own Make for $45. I'OKIC-Stund- nrd HACON-ClPur- ft g ft o.2 well-know- 11003-AllOr- ndo. 100-ye- FLOUR-HlKhUr- ado. - OATS-WcsHAY-Cho- tcrn 1 FAtU, os.. Ued WT1XW COTTOM-MUldl- lnif 8 ed aLK "MBsnsiia vcniac, . 20.-T- Flist-clai- otGi H( Ut4 T. 3. MftW011 JONES, Manager. cAr:.. N. K. JUJNJii. to-da- y, 8 1 ", r.--tf 1 Jt, '& v. Analysis of the Complicated Sen- dus Hlte Emulating the Example Appeared Each Season Until Blood atorial Situation. One of the published "reports" of his Kinsmen, the James a Was Purified With Hood's of the Monarch explosion gives it An Indolent Ulcer. Boys. BEE P0BLI3HINB COMPANY. thus: HUNTER OFF AND NEW CAUCU3 where "Pieces of "ForeeveralyearsI was troubled with (Incorporated. fresh air is pumped into the mine, carbunolcs on my left sldo and my back. Will Make Smooth Sailing Provided A HEAN AND MURDEROUS HAN. Inter4ti:a Petto Bee al Barllwiton i Second were blown high into the air." Thoy would disappear In winter and reProper Selection Is Made. turn tho next summer. I began taking Nothing is said as to the fate of Hood's Barsuparllla and have neve had Description of Hlte and His AcRATES: SUBSCRIPTION the post holes in the vicinity of the any carbuncles since. My llttlu son bad MARTIN BETTEU THAN NO ELECTION. complice, Wes Cody Story disaster, but the supposition is that a (over and on Indolent ulcer appeared on bis lett limb and spread halt way around Special correspondence to The Deb. ot Their Deeds. : oo they were blown into such small Oat Year, ttrlctljr In advance It. Our physician .'ecommended a blood jo Six Montht, Frankfort, Ky., April 21, 1897. smithereens as not to be worth purlfler and 1 cavo the boy Hood's J ThreeMontht, " J But a slight ripple of excitement FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Slv.lo Copies Barsaparllla with gr.tUlyi.-iresults." A. mentioning. Specimen coplet mailed tree on application. was occasioned by the indictment Q. D. James, Polkvllle, Miss. Correspondents wanted In all parts of the eaantr. Addresses for particulars. musGovernor Bradley has offered a v If the politicians at Frankfort " I bavo been a great Batterer from began on Saturday of ofthe confessedly an attempt to reward of $200 each for the arrest guilty promoters cular rheumatism and In October will act decently now and select a taking Hood's Bnrsaparllla. I continued bribe, as well as their alleged coTHURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1897. good man who is sufficiently dis- its uso until January wbon I could go adjutors or innocent victims as may of "Hall" and Cody the men who killed Officer James Green at entangled from the squabbles that about as well es any one and I have bad hereafter appear. The expectation on Wedneshay April 14th. W. Mikxick, no acuto pains since." I. of those who were cognizant of the Both men arc well known here and should be past when a new caucus Grand Islo, Louisiana. concoction and inception of this the following are as accurate deshall be held, they will yet cover a scheme, that the accusation would scriptions of each as can be had: James dreen. vSfc-I multitude of their sins in the eyes 4 aTS W EP in the Deputy James Green who was Hlte. Is sold by all druggtits. Price Si H fores. cause a serious disaffection and of the people of Kentucky Hunter column and bring about Gus Hite, alias "Babe" Hite (as killed at DeKoven was a nervy pills to Like . elect a United States Senator. If Mood S FllIS ore Uie only Ssrsanarllla. his removal as nominee was not he is known in Tennessee and man. He is remembered by Mr. with Hood's realized. The absurdity of the de- North Carolina), alias Hal), alias J. T. Denton, of this place, for somebody is not conservative there tailed statement; the weakness of "Red Horse" by the latter ap- assistance rendered him at Clay, will yet be trouble. the number of days in the month the puerile corroborative testimony; pellation he was familiarly known Webster county, some fifteen years they are given work. Not the connection of the accusers with here is about 5 feet 8 inches tall, ago when Denton was marshal of a Secretary Sherman has sent a good miner earns more the hostile faction, and the evident 28 or 30 years old, heavy build, that town. A party of toughs from urging message to Great Britain animus of the prosecution, rendered broad shouldered and muscular a bad neighborhood were in the than $100 in a single month. that the indiscriminate butchery of Clay It is true that in many places it comparatively harmless though weighing probably 165 pounds. habit of warning the officer of paint seals be immediately stopped. Ex- annoying. He has red hair, sandy mustache, on the night they desired to the wage rate of miners has been There has not been a single de- large Secretary Foster and Always goes heavily things red and the streets would reduced to a point where it is hard sertion from Ills ranks since the armed,eyes. usually carrying a Win- be given over to them to do as Secretary Hamlin have been ap enough in all reason for them to indictments were procured, which chester in addition to his revolvers. they pleased. pointed to assist in the negotiations Shdrtly after Denton was made make a living, but the theoretical in itself is a vindication of his A dangerous man. relative to the seal fisheries and it is course, and an expression of conmarshal, these fellows came in one Cody. convict rate has not at least been the evident intention of the Secrefidence in his integrity. When he Wes Cody, home a mile north evening and told him that was reached. Our law makers have is satisfied that the effort of party tary to bring about a final settleof Earlington, cousin to Gus their night and hat the place for done well to show themselves traitors is successful in depriving west Hite, 5 feet 6 inches tall, 45 years him was at home. He replied that ment of this vexing question. friends to the coal miner. him of an honor he had fairly won old, heavy build, very dark com he would see that the peace was This bill as originally drawn, under party rules, he will return plexion, very black hair and eyes, kept and perform his duty. After The Bowling Green Press says organization toughs banner that E. U. Fordycc of that place required the labeling of convict the entrustedtoit the him to further short stubby moustache, does not the night got very dark the with to that wear other beard ordinarily. Is a began shooting, and Denton, conis back from Frankfort and reports mined coal but did not cover ANNOUNCEMENTS. the interests of the State and Na- coal miner and bears the marks of Green to aid him, returned their After it had tional Republican party to whose a miner on his face and hands. that there is no doubt of the Frank- vict made coke. fire with telling offect. They could STATE SXHATE j only shoot where they saw the lin county grand jury being packed passed the House in this shape it success he has ever greatly conannounce We are Gus Hite is a cousin to Frank flash ot a revolver, but several of RODINSONRobinson asauthorized to (or State a candidate indicting Dr. was discovered that the law should tributed and to whose party disfor the purpose of Senator, from the counties of Hopkins and he has It and Jesse James and is proud of it. their bullets took effect, and the Christian, subject to the action of the Republican Hunter. He says further that it cover coke as well, and a substi- cipline be well toever yielded.when No matter now distant tne re- visitors didn't take the town that ascertain would fty. an tute was drawn which promptly the next caucus is held whether or lationship it has ever been his am night. tWIKER We are anthorlted to announce Dr. B. would have as readily found U:S. Baker, of Maditonville, as a candidato for passed both houses and went to not those who participate therein bition to follow in the footsteps of StMe Senator, from the counties of Hopkins and indictment against him for murder. MADISONVILLB. CfHsttan, subject to the action of the Republican if the purpose of those who arc the Governor for his signature. He is now well will abide by its action and vote as those freebooters. Parsonage and Home Ml(loa Society. on the way to greater notoriety or It is pertinent to remark that a unit for the next standard bearer the gallows as the following story The Woman's Parsonage and Home conspiring against him could be this bill for the protection of coal whoever he may be. Mission Society, ot the M. E. Church, such an indictment. served by Growing. The Democrats now have all will indicate. Madison-vill- e began its miners and operators was con- their men in line. The new SenKy., South Saturday annual session in ao deleWednesday at DeKovcn, evening. About The Bee has added a large new An intelligent subscriber, who ceived by a Republican. He drew ator from the thirty-fourtdistrict a tragedy was enacted and a brave gates were present from different parts of job press of finest pattern to its has "time to read the papers," the Conference. the original bill, discovered the ne- was sworn in on Tuesday and Sen- man and fearless officer was killed. the Louisville Bishop Hargrove,Mrs. Hardelivered already well known splendidly other day said to the editor: cessity of amendment to cover ator Ogilvie answered to his name The dead man is James Green, grove, wife ot address at the Methodist acting as deputy with a very excellent morning, dwelling upon "Well, I got The Bee and read it coke, wrote the substitute which for the first time. When all are who was church Sunday j equipped office, and enlarged its William Bescr. future present the origin, through last night all except the was offered by the benate Com- present and voting it will now take Constable George Guess, wasAn outlook of alms, society. status, andgreeted by the addition quarters one-haShe was the at seventy votes to elect. The Black- other man highly patent medicine advertisements crowded house mittee, and put it in the channel burn column at present numbers first reported fatally wounded, but bv aand entertained. who were evening edi ofVncw room. the In the fied and I enjoyed it." He was a gen- best calculated for its immediate thirty three in the House and six- was only shot in the arm. church was filled to overflowing to bear The Bee is reaching out for and tleman of veracity, hence we beThe story as told by dispatches Bishop Hargrove, who preached a most teen in the Senate, making forty-ninpassage. the same excellent sermon getting' new business. Its adver- lieved him and felt good. The Martin forces are seven from the scene of action is about of thought. The pursuinghas the goodline The of Bishop This gentleman is the staunch in the House and six the Sen- as follows: in this society very much at heart as evinced tising patronage and subscription compliment was accompanied with friend of The Bee, recognizes it Wes Cody and Gus Hite, who by bis discourse. At its close Mrs. ate or thirteen in all One Demo of having robbed list is growing and there is good a whole dollar as a clincher. in- crat is on the outpost voting for were suspected as the newspaper the President of the Society, made Can you beat this? appropriate remarks winding up reason.i-TiiBee's reports of local terested in the welfare of the coal Stone and ready to fall back on he the postoffice at DeKovcn some a few solicitation for substantial aid and with a main column at the first appear- weeks ago, were arrested by the members. A number of life memberminer and the coal industry of news arejull and accurate accu- Description of a Voter. In audience attack in force. Three officers mentioned on the evening were disposed Western Kentucky and has fur- ance of anwho have heretofore af of Wednesday the 14th instant and ships upon the whole otquitethe snug sum a and rate first of all. Its labors are ever Here is the way the silverites members nished us with a copy of the bill filiated with the .Democrats arc were being taken to DeKovcn, realized. directed to the furtherance of the put it in Henderson County. This which is printed below. session until The He is no voting for Hunter because they when" they broke away from their Tuesday Society continued in several other during which time welfare of Earlington and Hopkins is a description of the voters who other than The Bee's special of electing a Senator custodians and fled to the woods. addresses were made 'by leading members are in favor will be permitted to participate in officers, it seems, did not use Irom our neighboring cities. .county, and its newsreports, editori Fcankfntt.-JM- t. Xos. who will aid the national adminis- The ween; or next A concentration of nals, but followed ''intflnYa'iiiliry: Brotbers.ol Hopkinsville, ' wasVo tEe'JjfJ and tariff. carefully guarded against all objecThat only tbaie democrats who voted city during the last two legislative these elements on Henry L. Mar nite and voay gained refuge in looking after the contract for the big tabsessions and is as well known there tin who is said to be in favor of a cabin where they had secreted ernacle soon to bo built in Maditonville. tionable matter, The Bee is not like for Bryan electors or who supported the indications are that the tabernacle Chicago platform, and those democrats as any member of cither house. of both the gold standard and a a Winchester rifle and when The be a go. will a railroad or other common carrier, who may becomsai years of age before The bill was introduced origi- protective tariff would give the the officers came within 50 yards Charles Goldsmith, one of the miners at election, and who will they opened fire, killing Green Monarch mines claims to have bad a warncarrying all sorts of freight just so next Novembnally in the House by Mr. C. W. Democratic combination sixty-sisupport the nominees of this who fell with one bullet through ing in a dream the night before lbs disaster, prom!" votes. the chanres are paid. It chooses primary and the candidates selected by the White, Democratic member from The straight out ms Drain and another through his and could not be induced to go down the mii-uf- cua rrliu ICICienCe tO populists to the offices conceded to them, Hardin, and bears the name of the day of Hunter Republicans number, fifty-tw- o breast. Later they shot George shaftcoal to load the explosion, altboagb be bad which be bad mined the and welfare of the are Invited and permitted to take part in House Bill No. 56. The text of in the House and twelve in the Guess through the arm. A line of day before. This is vouched for on the primary election. public. guards were put about the patch pretty good authority. It is of minor imSenate. The the bill is as follows: This is right into the Republi-ean'- 5 however, fact is Republicans, "who having not the Bee is laboring for your AN ACT to provide for the mark- law are a law unto themselves"con- - of woods, the intention being to lay portance, miners are wben the in the known JThe seige uniu me men were captured, that nothe shooting allowed place, mines hands. Here is what tho ing or labeling of cars, barges or other when takes and be welfare as well as its own. Our Henderson conveyances transporting coal mined sist of four in the Senate and two out the story goes that some of could not have been at work wben the ac Journal says: .1 U! in the House. If the Republican the guards got hungry and went to cident occurred if be bad so desired. interests' arc mutual. Add your This, it is believed, will keep a number or coke manufactured by convict labor ot democrats out of the primary. Many in other States, and brought into this majority can select, in case of Dr. the depot for lunch as early as 8 Easier was celebrated by Madisonville patronage if you have not already voters Knights Templar, at the had announced their Intention of isommonwcaltn, for sale at wholesale Hunter's retirement, some one who o'clock and through lack of care Commandery, done so, and let us pull together voting for only one or two candidates, re- or retail or use therein. comes up to the high standard of the desperadoes made good their Cumberland Presbyterian church, where. after the ritualistic service of tbe Order, Bodies of armed men an excellent address was delivered bv Be it enacted by the General As- ability and immaculate private escape. for the progress and prosperity of serving the privilege of scratching the remainder of the ticket next Novsraber. sembly of the Commonwealth of Ken- character which these refractory scoured the country and it was Reverend and Sir Knieht W. A. Boone. our town and county. tucky: 1. All coal mined or coke statesmen and their abettors insist thought the murderers could not At tbe close ot the service the nsual otter ing was taken amounting, to $50, which by Convict Coal and Coke. manufactured by convict labor in upon as a necessary qualification escape. The dispatches said fur- unanimous vote of Iba Commandery. was TiiE'air-shaf- t hissed in hot whis for political preferment they will ther that if they had been captured ordered sent to tbe flood sufferers. A bill has passed both branches any State, and imported, brought, pers "Shiver my timbers!" of the Kentucky General Assembly or introduced into the State of be able to elect a Republican to there would have been a hanging. I. W. bandies Corn Drills. Some of the work of Hite is Blounts Pritcbett. Ir.Plows, bv car load iiKentucky shall, during shipment the United States Senate, with True Blue votes needed now to which is timely and good and and before being exposed for sale their assistance unaided by the well known to the citizens of Earl- lots. If von want bargains call and get elect a Senator. Democratic State which will cover a multitude of the or use in any place within this three Democrats now voting for ington and Hopkins countv. On prices before you buy. Senators Ogilvie and Hager voted sins ot that august body in the state, have a placard or label at- - Hunter. If, however, the next July 2, 1894, he held up and A laige and beautiful line of minds of the thousands of coal tacned in a conspicuous place to caucus nominee should be distaste- robbed a book agent by the name ladies' shirt waists in for the first time Tuesday. all the latest of A. C. Rowe, of Livermore, Ky., miners in the State. No bill has the car, barge or other conveyance ful to some of the friends of the near the old Fleming coloring have been ordered from unsuccessful candidates a preced one mile the mine IThe Elkton Progrese of Friday received more prompt attention or transporting such coal, marked ent has been established for East, and are daily expected to Rowe had "Convict-mine- d obstin north of Earlington. Coal," or wasjsfbeauty, pictorially and other- been put through with less delay ate and long continued bolting for exhibited some money while in arrive at St. Bernard Store. in plain English wise. The Nashville Centennial than this one which means so much d lettering not less than personal reasons, and the Repub- Hccla where he went to get some LOCOMOTIVE JLASTS. change in making collections. was given great prominence, which to the free laborer in Kentucky four inches in height. And all ve- licans may lose their opportunity. Shortly afterward he was confronted Four Republican votes added to it deserves. hicles used in retailing or using coal mines. the same within this State shall, in the possible Democratic combina- by a man wearing a mask who preTbe pay car passed over tbe Hen Nothing is more certain than that "Tho poet's pen.... gives to airy nothing a similar manner, be marked or la- tion would elect Henry L. Martin. sented a pistol and demanded his derson division last Saturday, enronie the cost of production regulates belled in a conspicuous Alrical habitation and a name." Upon his pledge to vote according money. Rowe tried to get off by south on Us regular trip. with. Condactor place. Cole in charge. IThcn must he be a poet who the selling price where there is 2. It shall not be lawful for to his public utterances as to his giving the robber about $12 in coin T. C. Martin Is now a agent, wrote of broken any person dealing in or using financial and economic convictions; which he had, but Hite wouldn't baying been installed as such last week, at and tuuijjciion. tna competition is not at the dictates of a State accept that payment and while he NortonvlUe. It is only temporary, as wo hinted shivered coal or convict- - and nowhere sharper than in the coal sucn convict-mineunderstand it, but vou can reit aunrivt made-cok- e knowingly to have the or National Democratic resolution, pressed the pistol against Rowe's that he will make a good agent. The vital question as to "who trade. Hence it follows that coal same in his possession for the pur- upon tnose questions, such a con head thrust a hand into his Docket Supervisor Sullivan was out a?atn last mined or coke manufactured by pose of sale or use tingency would be better than no and took his purse and all he had. or to offer the struck Billie Patterson" has been City Marshal Tno. T. Barnett Monday with the work train, somh n( election, fearfully overshadowed since a convict labor can and will be of- same for sale, except under the .quickly had the blood hounds on Earlington. fered on the markets at prices that conditions prescribed in and by Cat Martin the would be journalist of a neigobor-in- g Bills Introduced In House Continued. Hite's trail and they tracked him fine style here,keeps is nottrain sheet up In would bring ruin to operators and section 1 of this act. Any person No 100. Stoll An act to amend an act to the house of Wes Cody just be operator, but a and all only a good day town was knocked senseless by good around man. starvation to miners whose product offending against the provisions of relating to Charitable Institulions.Asylums Agent Etberidge can not yet be clasied a "piece" of an this act shall be guilty of a misde- for the Insane and Feeble minded children, with Sam Jones or other great preachers, must compete with that of convict meanor, and upon conviction approved March 10, 1894. but be is tbe only agent along tbe HenderThe "ignition ot No. 101 Originating in the Committee " labor. thereof shall be sentenced to pay a on Courts of Justice, relating to testimony son division that attended the M. R r.nn. should be displayed at the Tenference beld at Slaughters last week, with a The theoretical cost of sustain- fine not exceeding five hundred by convicts. silk tie on, and took a seat upon tbe pulpit. nessee Centennial alongside of ing convicts in Tennessee coal dollars, or to be imprisoned for a No 102 Act to amend an act entitled Few better or mors willing men Jo wotk term not exceeding twelve months, An act relating to Revenue and Taxation. those "pieces of a id a mines is about 20 cents per day, can be found than our Yard Clerk Stephen No. 103. Hiles Act to amend section or both, in the discretion of the few shivered post holes to illustrate although the actual cost is probably Motherbead who is ever ready and always 4437, act g, chapter 113 Kentucky Statutes or court trying Ihe case. at work. relating to providing an emcient system of the freaks of coal mining in Ken- somewhat greater. Compare this jury common schools. Fireman Mart Whitford came home and tucky. No. 104. Witt Act to amend section CROFTON. with the wages paid the coal miner spent Easter with relatives. He works on Is made up of the most essential act 7, subdivision tee St. Louis division and says business The air ship passed through here Thurs- 3670, Statutes relating 5. chapter 89, KenA train load of free silverites and mine laborer of Kentucky, and tucky to municipal elecelements that go to nourish dropped off some last month but they are day night. Bomterayl tions. expecting it to pick up soon again. passed through Earlington early it will be seen how great the free the body. Where the appetite No, 105 Howard An act for the beneA new fireman Will Martin made his initial Monday morning. They were not labor of this State would suffer in they say. coal mine at Mannington so fit and relief of Lewis Smith. inis varylngf or lacking;, ft trip out on tbe road last Monday oa south No. 106 Thome To amend an act encreases ft, and where digestion going to hear Bryan make a speech open competition with the convict bound local. titled an act providing for tbe creation and Mr. Dulin Crabtree; a merchant of Is weak, it aids it to perform Now rumor says that at an early day the though. It was a party of Chinese labor of Tennessee. regulation of private corporations, placing Take for inwas in our town Sunday. railroad boys at Howell will ortranlTn a individuals on tbe same footing as corporits function in a more vigorous on a special for the Ten- stance the wages paid at Earlingarjigans Mrs. Josia Wooldridge, of Earlington, ations. cornet band. Some aid for that purposo way. It enriches the blood, has been given them by the railroad men ton and some other mines in Hop- is visiting her father and mother at this nessee Centennial. No. 107 Napier An act to authorize here. makes healthy flesh and cures the Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners kins County. Here the lowest place. to donate the interest of the State in turnConductor Morgan attended court at chronic coughs and colds by In the excitement and sorrow of price Charles Daniel, the night operator at pike roads to counties in certain cases. for a day's labor paid a man Dixon last week. Tbe case be' was inmaking it possible for the bedy was well nigh the hour the matter No. 108 Freeman An act to amend an terested in was continued nntll August employed in the mines of the St. Hopklnsville, was in oar town Sunday. to resist disease. Our friends tell act entitled an act relating to Revenue and term. overlooked, but later a reward will Rev. G. M. Burnett, of this place, was Taxation etc. Bernard Coal Company is 1.25. us "IT Works Wonders" be offered for the recovery of those No. 100 Catron Oricirratlnp in Hnm. DOWN IN THE MINES. Numerous boys from sixteen to in Earlington, Friday. but we never like to over-sta- te lost "pieces of which nineteen years Miss Mira Robards died Wednesday, of mitiee concerning ;tbe Militia and duties of ace are naid and pay of officers. the merits of our remedy even consumption. were "blown high into the air" Foreman Toombs, ot tbe St. Bernard when it has been tested and 51.25 and more, and very few men Electric burglars are the latest Dr. R. H. Perry, ot Hopklnsville. has from the "fresh air pumping stamtchanical force, compUwi of a great rush tried for over twenty--f iveycars. over twenty one are employed at opened a dentist office In this scientific advance in the wrong diof work ia bis line. Besides workiae on town. tion." If you will ask for it, we will Centennial exhibits be has a great deal of this rate. The daily wages run Rev. James Coleman filled bis regular rection. They know all about currepairs oa buildings to make, Dr. Hunter is vindicated in from the figures mentioned to appointment at the Baptist church Satur- rents, arcs and resistence, and tap send you a book telling you Tbe sad accident which occurred at more about the subject than we the wires to run their drills. The the matter of bribery charges by the 52.50 per day. The pick miner, day, Monarch test week, k the second osa of so thing to do is to make the current can put in a few words. Perry & disastrous a nature that has occurred in fact that there has not been a sin the machine miner, and other em- pounds of Wyley have bought over 35,000 tobacco in Crofton vicinity. locate anu electrocute them at this county, the first betagin the Refoecke Go to your oVuggkt for Scott's EmulKle desertion from his ranks since ployes who are paid by the piece, mines. Mr. L. D. Burkbolder. a miiw n ht. their work. sion. Two slut, 50 cte. and $L00. We Understand that Mr. Ran IV Bnk. the indictments were procured. earn wages small or great accord- place, and Miss Zadie Howard, nf Mnrfi. sonville, were married Monday, at iba iasoa will soon make a vltit la iba ttaonld Are you a subscriber to The SCOTT & BOWNE, Htw York. The memtws at Frankfort know ing to their energy and skill and borne of the bride. gotdlMlda. r Bm fe a valble rim whoBee? vou should be. place ever Sarsa-pa'rWair-shaf- m better than to believe the Doctor to be a fool as these charges if true would prove him. EE9P Bee Carbuncles FRANKFORT NEWS. A BAD DESPERADO. t, De-Kov- KoragARLlriGTOm vx s Hood's Sarsaparilla yond Hecla. When Hite saw the That thero Is a strong feeling of brother- headway to recoverlost their lives at their coal unfortunates who and oiiiccrs he ran for the woods and ly love was sympathy existing between after post of duty. plainly revealed last week, miners escaped. Mr. J. B. Lindle was a the explosion at tbe Monarch mines, when Samples ot the go Id bearing quartz from men member of the posse and the only hundreds of them flocked in and offered Georgia continue to arrive here,toand gold Its be taken as one who got a shot at the robber, I their assistance to recover Ihe bodies, and whose judgment can express a good opinion gave words of condolence to the bereaved producing qualities, but his two or three shots with of It small caliber revolver were withMr. Howard White, Mining Engineera is an evident fact that the people of It proved to be out effect. Kentucky regard Mr. J B Atkinson, Pres- for St. Bernard Company, Wes Cody was arrested as an ident ot tbe St. Bernard Coal Company, as valuable man at tbe Monarch mines. Much accomplice but nothing could be the best.of authority on mines and mining, good work was done by him. of Mr. Paul Price Is now In the employ proven except that he had been and, therefore bis advice is sought when anything of a serious nature concerning tbe St. Bernard Coal Company, and deseen with Hite shortly before the the mines occurs. He rendered invaluable votes considerable time to soliciting orders robbery and that Hite went to his services after tho explosion at the Monarch f house directly after. It has since mines last week, when work was under Subscribe for The Bee. been reported, on what seemed good authority that Hite remained in the old workings of the coal bank operated by J. L. M. Robertson for some time before he left the country. Later he went to East Tennessee and North Carolina where he has relatives and Docs not mean to be expensively dressed. where he is known as "Babe" A little money goes a long way where good Hite, and where an unsuccessful taste and judgment arc used. effort was made to capture him. 1 the bodies of the two 41 JRJRJRJ5JR55s Be Smartly Dressed unfre-quenti- y A purnist?iris. A l?irfsA Gjfyoes. - VPsVHP?? 9VsaaV SKy H bbbbI r VvCS I . aaar Baat asaa bbh mmmmmmM&j mmmmmm A jeckWear. j 60erj)tf?in;. tst Jt saaaaaaaaaaaaKsaaaaaaaaaaaal II s55 can appreciate their real goodness Only the happy wearers of "MONARCH" SHIRTS of quality, fit and durability. Our prices arc right a trial will tell the story. The Only Exclusive Men's Furnishing House in Hopkins County. at 3 .jsbbbC. scoyrr fc. ( ( tl &l MOiipjarw'Eii, laV MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY. asf3HR WJHn .fe f Win" Wf3sT Wni Jfr 1 P P aViaA 0 W P P P P wWIWpmWpmwrpnjnnmfp .fc fc fr safc. BBXatm h lf MHOISYOiJRTArR? 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Un-dcrwe- Jf 1 e" bold-face- lir-shaf- ts Whift Goods and Washable Fabrics, That all women can Come early and get the prettiest and best India Linens, Dimities, Lawns, Percales, etc., in endless variety. post-hole- s. d Parasols and Umbrellas. The newest and prettiest conceits in sun protectors. Fine Umbrellas and Umbrellas not so fine all at remarkably low prices. 5 .1 "air-shaft.- " choke-damp- air-shaft- " Scott s oft Emulsion Fancy Dress GootJs Stacks of Fabrics of the Fashion World, which Dame Fashion has approved this spring, are here. Bright new stuffs, every yard, and each a great bargain. All sorts of Dress Goods, both Colored and Black. Silks in great varfety for Shirt! . Waists. - Curtains and Curtain Goods, If there is a window or a door in the dining room, e. parloranywhere in the house that needs curtaining, you will find what you want in our stock of Lace Curtains, Scrims, Drapery. Wonderfully low-priced. fa 1 air-shaf- t" Laces, tiful Patterns-texquisite. hat II RUCHINGS, TRIMMINGS, in large varfety. is tho vcrdict-t- hey Embroidery, Beau- arc simply Anything else you need or want at the St Bernard' General Stores, Q a job him. o" "23U THOSE TROUBADOURS. THE MONARCH EXPLOSION. They Re- 23ee Wanderings 3nbusttu. toe Chripe." the Four Kentucky Only Detailed and Accurate and Indiana Boys Touring port ef the Disaster of the'Unlted States. Published. ' IGSIi TTTTTfrBI ONE A FORMER EARLINQTONIAN. STORY OF THE EXPLORATION. WTJ r it IO.JJ Eo.gi o. T I. W. TIME TA1RLE. . TIMK Gr 1KAINS1 At lAKUHIIIUn. .. .. Effective December 20, 1896. MOITH. IMo. 70 '33 7:jo 4 ioijm mdam Ml P "I f 1(0. 78 3pm Pm tOUTR. i JNo. j No. 69 No. 77 No gi and No. Mo. 91 '. 5JI p m 4 4'39 " 40 p m 733 ni j ara fatt tralni. W. W. BTHRIDCE, Agent. Time Table I. G, R. R, , ' J 19, 1696 ) BAST DOUND. No. 6 No. 4. N0.1. ! Jaw Otleana .. 7:13 p m 1 00 a m 1 Cemphli 815am 7:43pm J 1:05pm ii:jj pm 6:13 am f ration I'adacali x .1:33 pm 1:00 am 8:00 am p in 1.18am 9:37am .Princeton tn 10 4 a m ), Noitonvllla . . 541 pin Ar ueniiai uujr ... 0 35 pni 4 00 am 11:10 p in Ar. I.oulivlMo 11.10 pm 7:33am s;i7pin Ar. Cincinnati 6oam 11:53am WBST UOUNl. No. , No ) No. t. t.v. Cincinnati... . n sopm i.jopm p in 8.05 am . ...j-joail.v. Louianllfl 6.j p in Lv. Ceatral Cltjr. . ,615am 10:53 a m Lv Nortonvllls . ...911am irjj p m 33 p m 10:18am it 11 am Lt, Princeton. . . 11.10pm 1 37 a m 5.50 pm Lt Pailacah 1 tj p m j.jo a m 7.J0 p in . .. Ar Poltwt Memphis .. 640pm 710am tr. 7.10 I) 111 7 IO U m Ar NawdiUtni. Allttainarun lUlly Not. J and 4 eaw mn lliiffat Sleeper, irclliiiiic chair caia between Cincinnati and New Orleans, Dire-- connection! made at all Junction!. II. HANSON, G. P and T. A. dive July ijpn Gariintoi News tappsnings. Notes Personal Paragraphs and Other Doing at Home Worthy ol Special Mention. Who saw Gough saw with saw? Old-ham- 's them here since that time. On been published which can lay claim to last Sunday one of these boys, accuracy and fullness. Some of the re Hunt Withers, who formerly for a ports have been so far from an intelligent short time lived in Earlington, or accurate statement as to provoke laughter passed through here on his way to from anyone who knows anything about his home in Henderson for a brief the subject handled. Tub Obb has taken visit. care to get at the facts as fully as maybe, The Bee saw him and plied but accurate first, as Is always its endeavor. some questions but when he disTub Bbb's deepest sympathy goes out covered the information was to the bereaved families of tho unfortunate wanted for publication he laugh- men who lost their lives, and to tho ingly said he "wouldn't tell a news- estimable gentlemen who own and operate paper man a thing." tbe Monarch mines. These troubadours have been to A few minutes before 4 o'clock last Fri Paducah, Memphis, New Orleans day afternoon, lbs distress whistle at and back to Nashville, where Hunt Monarch mines attracted the attention tbe of left the other three while he should Ibe people in Earlington, Madisonville and go home and to Evansville for a the surrounding country.and tbe telephone hfth man. They have, made their quickly told tbe story of a dreadful acciway by their musical ability, playhighways dent. Almost immediately ing sweet music upon stringed in- were thronged with people ontbe foot, on hi- struments. It is said that some In delivery wagons, and of the party can make music upon cries, every other way, all hastening toward tbe McLean is ex- scene of most anything. accident pert. Green is a composer, author Upon tbe arriving there, It was found Ibata cif the "Air Line Waltz" and other terrific explosioo had occurred, about' 3:20 pieces. o'clock, whoso force was so great as lo lift in They were some time ago one of tbe heavy iron cages several feet in Cairo, 111., and went lrom there by the maia shaft, demolishing .the baildlng steamboat down the Mississippi. air shaft, and and Hunt said they had made their over thetherein. This Inlbs Urge fan seItself, though engine expenses all right and he looked rious, was of minor importance' as comvery spruce and well kept. He pared with the loss of life below which also said something of a Turk they must certainly follow. are now with and that their exsoon ascertained that bnt It was penses were paid, but refused to three men very in tbe mine, viz., Foreman were tell more of their plans except that abet Tratben, and the two "shooters," they wo u III be in Nashville until and Tbeo. Stone. 'Forafter the Exposition and would Robert Carlton happened tunately, Tralhcm to be at. work then probably go to New York and on a parap at the bottom of the main Shaft possibly to Europe. and although knocked senseless by the horse-back A few months ago M. H. With ers and W. D. McLean of Hender- And How the Heroes of the Coal Mine Brave Dangers for the Love son, and II, B. Green and C. H. Wigold of Evansville) started on of Fellowman. a tour of the United States with the purpose of making their ex- WOUK OF STRONG COURAGEOUS MEN. penses as they went. The Bee chronicled their start from LouisTiik Deb gives today the only report of ville but little has been heard of tbe explosion at Monach mines that has found the men on 3d East entry, Stone In jtb and Carleton in 4th room. There were no falls on cross entry to 3d East, and none were found to where tbe Burning of a Stable and Other men were discovered, at .1: o'clock that Property Threatened by night. Careless Boys. Both men were killed instantly by tbe force of tbe explosion. Stone's body was badly burned and bis shoulder crushed by FINE WOKK OF FIRE DEPARTMENT. the violence with which he bad been thrown against tbe face of tbe room. Stream of Water on Three Minutes After Hose Carriage Started to Fire. Out Carleton's body was not so badly bruised. In Ten Minutes. They were both married men, Stono having just joined tho Knights of Honor, from which society his wife will receive Saturday morning the people in $,ooo insurance. Carlton had no insur the business portion of Earlington ance and leaves a wife and two children in were alarmed by the cry of fire. destitute circumstance. Their dead bodies The locomotive whistles which are were recovered as quickly as would their the usual alarm did not sound for living bodies bad they survived. There the reason that they were all in the was courage here, dauntless, resolute cour- north end of the yard, and the fire age. department turned out so quickly There need be no further search for as to render further alarm unnecstrong men with deepest human sympa- essary, thy, with the readiest hands and most The fire was in the stable at the willing hearts, than among those heroes of Grainger Hotel, now occupied by tbe mines whose lives have been spent in Mr. J. F. DeVyldef, and some braving Ibe dangers of tbe dark caverns boys had been seen in the building tbey create those old heroes of the coal only a short while before, making mine wbo brave death and destruction to and lighting cigarettes. It was a rescue a fellowman in distress, without a frame building and went as rapidly question, and without a moment's falter- as a brisk little breeze could fan its ing. There must be a. realization of danthis a flames. Notwithstanding ger but no hesitancy, no shrinking from goodly portion of it stands as a .. duty, 's monument to the efficiency of "The brave mao Is not he who (eett no fear, Volunteer Fire DepartOut be wboso noble mind Its feariubduei." Earl-ington- aammmmmmmmm 3E St: E. T. HALSEY, President. m mmmntmmmmmi W. C. NONES, Vice-Presiden- t. W. M. GRAHAM, Sec'y. BEN W. ROBINSON, Gen'l M'g'r. i V Bird Eye - Jellico Coal Co., INCORPORATED i '( HALSEY, HssssssssssR0BHRsE&H Telegraph Address, Whitley County, E jissvsssssH Kentucky. , sw!sBsHsissiissssasHssa3slJSssssVK&' JELLICO, TEHH LUMP OF BIFID EYE COAL. MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF SkaaaisassSBBBBaaBsssssaBSasssisaBasaBiSBiMasaMssssiHBBa JELLICD From the well-know- n Jellico Vein. YANDERPODL-- " gr SoleMinersoftheFamous-jglR- Unsurpassed both as a Steam and a .Domestic oai. TJ i 3 5 EARLINGTON GYMNASIUM Starts in the Muscular Develop- ment Business with Fourteen Members. Tho Earlington Athletic Club has organized with fourteen members. The first installment of gymnasium apparatus has been bought and is ready for use. The outfit consists of punching bags, boxing gloves, medicine ball, Indian clubs and dumb bcllj. The gynasium will in all probability be in the building on Rooinson street formerly occupied by T. D. Walker's tinshop, which with some repairs can be made a very suitable place in which to practice muscular development. Take (he fellows all the way through and they arc not, however, a very puny set. Here is a list of the charter members: F. B. Arnold, Henry McDowell, Geo. P. Fsrnswonb, J. L. Harned, Howard White, Dan M. Evans, W. F. Burr, Paul M. Moore. Dr.E. A, Cbatlen, Dr. A W. ackson, Riley Coyle, Nollie Umstead, Bryan Hopper, Elgie Umstead. Do not skip the advertisements. They arc sure to contain interest and profit for you. Hunt Withers, formerly of tins place, will be on Vanity Fair" during the Tennesse Centennial. $ Another contribution of verses loday written for The Bee by Rev. S. W. Schelton, in religious corner. Lee Oldham didn't pay the reward of one dollar for that saw that was charged to an unknown tramp, t A large crowd of the Earlington young people enjoyed a Tuesday evening. They took in Barneslcy nud Mortons Gap. hay-rid- e On Whetls You Oo. IF you do not go on wheels bicycle wheels you miss half the pleasures of living, and don't keep 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 safely that's the kind sold by C. M. Bourland, Madisonville, Ky. See his advertisement elsewhere in this paper. s 4y- - as" i 4 r , 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 agent in Earlington is Mr. John Robinson, and any laundry left at Ben, T. Robinson, of Mortons cither barber shop will receive Gap, is out in the brush this week prompt attention. hustling among the boys in his campaign for the State Senatorial Another Home Enterprise." nomination. We have just received a car load of the celebrated Ames Buggies, Henry McDowell has been the Phaetons and Surries, and now chief worker in the organization of have the largest, finest and most the Earlington Athletic Club and complete line of vehicles ever deserves the credit chefly for that brought to this market. These accomplishment. goods were selected and trimmed especially for the Hopkins county Lighted cigarettes and straw arc trade. They have been gotten up not incompatible like oil and water, by our Mr. Jack B. Foley, a but when they unite in chemical Madisonville boy, and are sold on action the hose cart gets exercise, a positive guarantee by J. G. , yand so do the people. Foley, a Madisonville man. Our prices will be found as low as State Mine Inspector Stone and any other house, while our goods Assistant Gridcr went to the Mon- are superior to anything on this arch mines yestererday afternoon matket. Come and see us and to examine and inspect the scene you will be convinced. of the late explosion. Respectfully. J. G. and . B. Foley, Do you notice tho way in which Madisonville, Ky. The Bee is patronized by adver- East Grccvillo St. tisers? We have propositions for new advertising daily and our old Thanks. vcrtiscrs arc renewing right along. Thanks are hereby extended to our numerous friends (both men Earlington will follow in the and women), who on last Saturday footsteps of the Ancients in the labored so earnestly to save our practice of prehistoric gymnastics. out buildings from fire "A friend Some of the members of the new in need is a friend indeed" club could profitably train down a cannot be forgotten. little. Gratefully, Jas. R. Rash. The Madisonville Steam Laundry is again in operation in its new for Fifty CcnU. building nvar the depot, better Qua run Wed totaeco habit cure, tnaUes woak equipped than before the fire. men strong, blood pure. Wo, II. All druirslstsJohn Robinson is agent in EarlMrs. Jennie 12. Moore and ington. daughter Celeste returned home Georgia on Monday. Reports of the flying machine in from Madisonville the neighborhood of How's This? follow the story of Hying pieces of We offer.Oae Hundred Dollars Reward A few a shattered that chunks of electricity thrown in for any cats of CatarrhCure. cannot be hope of life and cared by I fall's Catarrh would destroy all F. J. Ciirhey & Co., Props., Toledo, O, pleasure of living. We. tbe undersigned, have Lnowa F. J. you see the Heathen Chinee Cheney for tbe last 13 years, aad believe Did Browder My him honorable ia all bsftweea traMMttoM, Monday morning? ers did and it gave him an appe- and financially able to carry oat any obligatite for breakfast maybe. Brow- tion made by their firm. West & Trujx, Wholesale Draggtsts, e der likes their infinancial notions, Toledo, O. W albino, Kinnan & Marvin, love with their buthc is not Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. other indications of heathenism. Your-kindnesair-shaf- George Farnsworth was the "tramp" who walked off with the saw which Oldham "hadn't saw" since he sawed with that saw in the morning. riadlsonvllle Steam Laundry. Mr. Ed Cunningham informs us that the Madisonville Steam Laun- force of tbe explosion, be recovered, made bis way to tbe air shaft and by means of tbe safely Udders thereto, escaped with his life. He was the first, however, to re turn to the depths below to try to rescue bis comrades. Mr. Thomas Howard, of Madisonville went down with bim. In a short time, and as soon as they could get there, tbe St. Bernard people, beaded by Mr. John B. Atkinson, began to arrive upon the scene tolly equipped with whatever appliances thought they might be needed and everything was done that could be done to reach tbe unfortunate meny Tbe 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 Ibis end large fires were built in baskets on tbe Iron cages, which were quickly lowered In the main shaft. This famished an excellent curreo t of fresh air through the works for Ibe short distance between the air shaft and hoisting shaft. and made the work of exploration possible. Tbe labor now began and continued without cessation nntil tbe stark bodies of tbe two unfortunate men were carried away from the shaft's mouth to their sorrowful homes at 11:30 that night. Tbe names of all who rendered assist ance could not, of course be had, but those who did tbe most efficient work were the members of the exploring party which did not relax its efforts for one moment un til the work was finished and all possible doubt settled. These are tbe explorers sixteen sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys.- - When urine cises. stains linen It is positive evidence of kidhas passed both branches of ney trouble. Too frequent desire tc urinCELESTIALS. the Kentucky General Assembly, ate or pain In the back, is also convincing fcsgs?lljfifi5&J---rSS3l- b providing for the labeling of all proof that the kidneys and bladder are out convict-mine- d coal and convict-mad- e of order. A Train Load Pass Through coke shipped into Kentucky WHAT TO DO. Earlington Early Monday from other States. This will be There is comfort in tho knowledge so interesting reading to the coal often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, Horning-- . the great kidney remedy fulfills every miners of Kentucky. The bill was the wish drawn by The Bee's special cor- liver, in relieving pain in part back, kidneys, BOUND CENTENNIAL. FOR TENSBSSEB of tbe urinary every bladder respondent at Frankfort, Mr. Jas. passaces. It and corrects inability to bold VWDeacon, who is as good a friend urine and scalding pain in passing it, or Mr. M. Devney, train master of of the coal miner and operator as bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant nethe L. & N., had a novel experi- The Bee has always been. cessity of being compelled to get up many ence Monday morning. He estimes during the night to urinate. The Repairing, Roofing corted a train load of Chinamen Rev. A. M. Cocnen has this mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp-Rofrom Evansville. They were di- week received and put in a magnifis soon realized. It stands the highrect fram the Orient and had been icent new pipe organ at the Catho- est for its most wonderful cures of tbe most medicine If you brought over to construct the lic Church of the Immaculate Con- distressing cases. the best. need a by drugSold you should have Chinese buildings and exhibit at ception. It is larger than the one gists, price fifty cents and one dollar. For the Tennessee Centennial which he has had and possesses some im- a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent opens at Nashville the 1st of May. provements and superior points. free by mail, mention Tub Bee and send SI Dr. Kilmer and 10 It is the same character of instru- your full postoffice address to The proprieThere were 167 grown-up- s &Co., Dtnghampton, N.Y. children measured by the whole ment. Father Coenen expects to tors of this paper guarantee the genuinein all, and half fares paid. have it in working order in a short ness of this offer. These gentlemen will doubtless do some heavy "training" and can have the pleasure of a run to Loch Mary and a bath after their exer- ment. Special attention given to Mining, Screening and Handling. In just three minutes after the jghose carriage had left the engine ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY. house there was a stream of water playing on the firej in five minutes TLX A. a second stream was on and in ten minutes from the time the first PLEASE .ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE stream was started the fire was out excepting a pile of smouldering COMPANY. straw. Mr. J. R. Rash's stable was in danger, being just across the alley with the wind in that direction.. But( Mr. J. T. Cocnen happened Frank Rash spent Sunday at to be going by and with a bucket of water he went up into the hay home. loft, shut the door and put out In a letter to tbe manufacturers, Messrs. sparks. Several ladies and others Davis & Oazard of West Monterey, Pa., WE HAVE SPARED joiucd the bucket brigade and that say: "Chamblerlain's Cough Remedy has stable was saved from any damage cored people whom our physicians conld NO EXPENSE until the hose should arrive. do nothing for. We persuaded them to To make our Funeral EquipThere is a moral to this story try a bottle of it and they now recommend and it bears on boys and cigarettes. it, as do the rest of us." For sale at 25 ment the best in this part ff and jo cents per 'bottle by St. Bernard Messrs. H. B. Hanson, of Sara Anything and the State. Earlington; Ilea T. Robinson, toga, N. Y., B. N. Farren, of Drug Store, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles everything you want in livery. Philadelphia, and Jno. H. Moss, of New York, W. H. Howe, of Miss Anna Cowell spent TuesPRICES ALWAYS Nashville, Julian T. Graccy, day in Madisonviltc, shopping. Clarksvillc, E. G. Sebrcc, HenderTHE LOWEST. son, and Joseph Campbell, of OUT. HOW Hopkinsvillc, attended the annual TOJHD meeting of the St. Bernard Coal Company yesterday. The usual Fill a bottle or common water glass with dividend was paid. urine, and let it stand twenty four hours; a - EYE CANNEL TRIAL. 2: WE .GIVE) 7?lUtUUii.ttUtUtUiUU I wauuiiuwuuiiiuwft Id (0 cc Ui S3 E 1 I P3 In the editorial columns today is published the text of a bill which WALKER & TWYMAN, Main Street, West of Railroad, eftRLINGTON, KY. A complete Stock of Stoves, Castings, AND TINWARET1 " ot and Guttering, "Sky-highand prices dirt cheap. in quality T" " eight of them Earlington miners, a number, those who Have spent their lives thus: Naaaea el Eiplertra. Jno, Rule. Jno. R. Evans Wm. Vanlsoc, Sr. Jim McMaoua. Jno, Greenvood, J. M. Allen W. W. Johnson Jno. Tenant David Nunnly Geo. Helsley Frank Hopson Cbas. Goodsmitb Torn Rodgers Henry Page Edwin Phillips Howard White Foreman Jabez Trathen worked as long as there was strength in bis body. His son was active also. Others who gave aid in the mines were Tbos. Howard, Jno. Harned, Ed Haefer and Henry Lepkin. Mr. Jno. B. Atkinson, President of the and Mr. St. Bernard Coal Company, Howard White, his mining engineer, A rendered every assistance possible. telephone was rigged from the office to tbe bottom of tbe shaft and Mr. White reported the progress of the work every few minutes. In this way tbe frequent laborious climb np 363 feet of ladders was s avoided and much valuable time saved, Hdwin Henry Lepkin, Wm. Vanison, Phillips. Howard While, W. W. Johnson and others climbed these ladders to report, and to take back what was needed before tbe telephone was put in. By common consent that old veteran, Mr. John R. Evans was put to the front ia charge of the explorers. Tbe work lay along two entries running in an easterly direction, known as tst and and East. Tbe air course had been out one of these entries and back tbe other. They were sept. arated bv a wall of coal containing numer all of which' were " ous blown out. These had to be bratticed (oc walled) up one at a time In order to carry h the Rood air a lo the next and snake work there possible, Mr. Evans had bo safety katp and was compelled to work his way slowly and with great care by tbe staked flame of his lamp turned very 1 low. But his experienced eye read the flame as a printed page and told him just bow far he dare go. Thus by inches the Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, work proceeded and every break was y To Cure a Cold in One Day. acting directly upon the blood astd raacuous bratticed up. At limes some of the Price 75c. per Taka Laxativo Drorao Quinine Tablets. surfaces of the sytem, men were compelled to stop and rest ber0 TestiSold by all Druggists. All Druggists refund the money if it fails bottle. tbe air was better. One Mr. Evans was to Curo, 25c. For Bale by St. Bernard monials free. almost overcome by tbe gas and, staggering Hall's family Pills are the best. Drugstore, Earlington, Ky. back, felt down and lay panting for tbe air which restored him. Tbe party of explorers went up to the face of 1st and and East entries where they found unexploded cartridge on the floor, Indicating that tbe men had not KOtten that far with their "shootics" before tbe exploThey iben returned along sion occurred, and East. At rooms 9 and 10 they found a car bottom stripped of its sides, and close by tbt bub of a wheel stripped of its rim. At room 7 or 8 was a car blown off tbe track and Bear by a T? rail twelve feet ALL Jo long bent like aa S. On tbe whole, track DftWittK x sin 4 was intact. The force of tbe explostou was to the HoHhr, awl ask alwaye the case, toward Ibe fau and against the air current, "break-throughsbreak-througcare-fuH- One naturalized Chinaman accompanied them as an intet prefer, and the whole party was in charge of a revenue agent who is a Kentucky 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 proceed. They were passed through, and the revenue agent told Mr. Devney that he was going back to San Francisco to bring another trainjoad 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 and hands as scrupulously as if they had a bath room. Each had about him a towel-likcloth which he dampened with a cup of water from the drinking tank and scrubbed his face. They were all hun gry tor rice, ltieir rice pans they had used two large pans in which rice was cooked for the party had been broken and their favorite food could not be prepared. They were existing on sandwiches and such. e Chil-howi- e, time. Truth in a Nutshell. is visiting relatives here this week. blood is tho natural result of Impure The example of W, W. Brewer, justice close confinement in house, schoolroom or Miss Hattie Wilson, of Robards, BICYCLES NORWOOD, OUTING, Kept in Stock. Tires Inflated Free of Charge. ' IS of tbe peace and a prominent citizen of shop Blood is purified by Hood's Sarsaparilla Ml. lewett. Pa., is worthy of emulation. a and all the disagreeable results of impure He says: "I never leavj home withoutand bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera blood disappear with Ibe uso of this Diarrhoea Remedy and aiways recommend medicine. it to my friends. It is the best I ever If you wish to feel well, keep your used, and never fails to give immediate relief." For sale by St. Bernard Drug blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Store, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, MorHood's Pills are tbe best family cathar- tons' Gap; Geo. King, St. Charles. tic and liver medicine. Gentle, reliable Mr. Ben T. Robinson, of Mor- A 'Al Splendidly Equipped Repair Shop. vvvrvvvvvvvvrvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvvvvv' Miss Eula Richards, of visited Miss Jennie a few days this week. tons Gap, was in town Saturday. SI flop-ktnsvillMc-Gar- e, y, 9 5 o 1 Many lives have been saved by the timely use ol Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. When a cold creeps upon you, or a cough racks your lungs, no remedy is so prompt or effectual. Can bo given lo children with perfect safety and is sure to produce beneficial results. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Earlington; George King, St. Charles. Everybody BoJ Candy Cathartic, tbo most wonpleasderful medical discovery of tlio ago, gently refreshing to the taste, act ant and end positively on kldnoys, liver and bovels, cleansing tho onUro system, dispel colds, euro hoadaolio, fever, habitual constipation box and biliousness. Pleaso buy aad try a and ; 10, 23, 60 cenU. Bold ol O. C. O. guaranteed to curo by all druggists. y The special line of Bicycles handled by C. M. Bourland, in connection with his Harness and Saddlery Goods, are superior to the average make of Bicycles, but by the special arrangements entered into with the manufacturer, can be sold at greatly reduced prices, though fully covered by guarantees. North side of Square. Call and see him before purchasing. tf Miss Efiie Teague, of Bethel College, Hopkinsville, spent. Easter at home. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I oOOCOCX0-:C,:,XCOCC020CIO-r,I10iIOlfI,- MADISONVILLE. KY. Ct- Mrs. W. F. Burr returned Tuesday night from an extended visit to relatives in Philadelphia. The Grandest Remedy. Mr, R. B. Greeve, merchant of Va certifies that be bad consumption, was given up to die, sought all medical treatmen that money could procure tried alt cough remedies he could hear of, but got no relief; spent many nights sitting up in a chair: was Induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery, and was cured by use of two bottles. For past three years has bren attending to business, and says Dr. King's New Discovery Is tbe grandest remedy ever made, as it has done so much for bim and also for others in hts community. Dr. King's New Discovery Is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Consumption. It don't fail. Trial bottles free at St. Ber nard Drug Store. Misses Bettie Victory and Pauline Davis returned Mon lay to St. Vincents The best Salve in tbe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is I'.ituculo Your llonrola With Cuscarata. Canity Cutlinrtlc, curo constipation forever. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction o lOo, lie. If C. 0. 0, fall, druggists refund monoy. money refunded. Price 25c per box. Forr Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. I a .twit Ua Hit,.,liii. .ri..,JS,.i."t . mJnuiraiiiiJMi'linia ytirttwa A $75 to $100 Per Month Laily or Offered to First-clas- s Gentlemen Agents to aid in an excellent school work, which is now being placed in every county in the United States, Call on M. M. GILMOUR, General Agent, at Dawson Springs, Ky., or address Student Register Company, Lock Box 344, Nashville, Tenn.i Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey cures coughs and colds. It soothes the air passages. It heals the bronchial tubes. It strengthens weak lungs. It builds up tho tissues. It enables the blood to receive its proper supply of oxygen. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlingtoo; George King, St CbarleS. Every Woman Admires a well dressed man. You can gain admiration at little expense by giving us your order for this season's garments. Agents, $25 to $50 Per Week. You work right around home Something1 to Know. A Brand new thing. Write to us It may be worth, something to know that Quick You will be surprised at how the very best medicine for restoring the easy it can be done. Send us your to a healthy address anyway. It will be to your A considerable detatchment of tired out nervous system medicine is Electric Bitters. the Atkinson Division Uniform vigor isvegetable, acts by This tone to interest to investigate. Write togiving purely day. Address, Rank Knights of Pythias under stomach, gently People's", 3941 Market St., command of Col. W. A. Wilgus the nerve centres in tbe Kidneys, and aids l'hilaclcipma, ra. went to Sebree yesterday and in- stimulates theInLiver and off the Impurities throwing organs I Miss Maggie Devney, of Evansville, is visiting friends here. i r" Suits, 4 M $1 3.50 end m ,50 an sip Made to aca .ANDY CAlliARIIC stalled a new Division ot tho Unimemform Rank with twenty-onbers. e CURECOHSTIPATIOM IWa'l Toliarru Sjilt mil huuVr liar I Ife Alia;, To mill UiiKiiLU oanlly uiiil luruvcr. bo tnue utile, lull ni llro, nervo unit vU'or, lake the wondor-workithat make vrcaU men stroiiv, Alt ilrugfflsts, LOo or II. Curo uuaran-tecd- . UooWlot and ssmplo froo. Address Sterling Iterandy Co., Chicago or Now York. mtt ., who was ever shown in Hopkins county. St. Bernard Store. recently reported as being very ill, is slowly improving. Miss Carrio Crenshaw is visiting Ladies' belts in all the latest in Hopkinsville. exyou are weak, tired and lifeless, styles and novclities are daily When pected to arrive at St. Bernard To Curo Ooaitlpatlon Forever. you need to enrich and purify your blood Take Cuaoarets Candy Cathartic, We or t5a. Store. It U C. O. fall to cure, dniffttWM refund moooy, with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Mrs. Dennis Berrigen, 1 these Wbo caa thin in the blood. Electric bitters improves ot aoms aimpla Wanted-- An thlntftopatenlf the appetite, aids digestion, and is proaiiMaa that mT Ost-JOllH- WUlMimbllM brill TOU Wltl, nounced by those wbo have tried it as the Wrlto oaer Wublncton. D. C for their very best blood purifier and nervo tonic. one thouaaod InTtBUoaa wanted. Mw Try it. Sold for 50c or $1.00 per bottle We think we have the finest line at St, Bernard Drug Store. at the lowest prices, Trousers, Order 7 Idea .CO-Paj- jnl Attor-nar- We use the best of cloths and employ only best' journeymen tailors. of Mattings, HART & OBERNDORF, Chicago's Leading Tailors. Wo are represented In your town by VJim J. M. VICTORY & CO. .y nyiwiy imnyumy wyuiyi'j'J'n1;' 11 it J" , jiih ii m imyi 7 .ct WORK OF THE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION. TUB SUNDAY SCHOOL. LEPSON IV, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 25. Slcm-or- y Text of the I.cuion, Acts xll, Vcraea, 9 Golden Tell, Ts. xxxlr, M. Commentary by tlio Iter. 7 Stearns. 7-- CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Topla Tor tho Week Beginning April 95. Comment by Iter. S. It. Doyle. Tone "What la truo liberty, and how is It won."-Jo- bn (Sljurclj Directory. CATHOLIC CHURCH OP ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED.) EftTE CHlCAGd': turviLrJtm THE IMMACULATE i' CONCEPTION. matt and sermon, g 30 a. Rotary Instruction Liberty Is ono of tho most priceless 1.30 p. m. every aunaar. a. i.and benediction at m. i.oenan, pasio'. boons of humanity. It is universally deCHRISTIAN CHURCH. sired. Men sacrifice everything of ttlmca Till, 80-t- First mats, 7 oo a. m.; teconM Miners and Shippers of I. therefore kept In prison, but prayer was mndo without ceasing of the church unto God for him." Thcro Is no doubt but that God could prevent tho devil from touching ono of Ills children, but ouch la not Ills way. When on earth, tho Lord Jesus said! "In the world yo shall havo tribulation. Whosoever klllcth you will think that he docth God servlco" (John xvl, 03, 2). Troni tho glory after Ills nsccnidon IIo mid, "Iho devil shall cast Komo of you Into prison that yo may bo tried, and yo shall havo tribulation" (Ucv. 11, 10). Dut this also wo are perfectly suro of, that nothing can possibly como to n child of God without God's permission (J 6b I, 10, 13; Zech 11, 6, 8; Rom. Till, 6. "Peter was S8). y his proy. Two words In tho Greek tell tho itory of James (anello lnaehalra) killed ivlth a sword. For lMcr, God had other work yet to bo accomplished and suffered him to bo placed In these circumstances that Ho might show forth Ills power. In tho hands of the authorities and under the constant guard of four soldiers, to two of whom ho was chained, tho deliverance seemed hopeless, but tho Lilicvers did all they could do and cried Instantly and earnestly to God (margin) 7. "And behold tho nngel of tho Iinl coma" Doublo guards, clinlns, bolted doors and prison walls are nothing to ono of those holy beings that czeel In strength, that do Ills commandments, hearkening unto tho volco of His word (Ps. ciil, SO). From heaven to earth as a flash of lightning, through storm or sunshine, they hasto to do His will and minister to nis redeemed ones (Heb. I, 14; Kiek. 1, 14; Acts xxvll, CO, 23) 8. "Cast thy gnrment about thco and followme," Awakened by tho angel's touch, Peter, loosed from his chains, aroso from between tho still sleeping soldiers and In tho light that shono in tho prison girded himself and bound on his sandals. Ihcro la ro stealth, nor Injunction to step lightly, nor fear of nnyjklnd, but tho quietness and majesty of tho power of God. 0, "And ho went out and followed him, and wist not that It was truo which was dono by tho nngcl; but thought ho sawn Vision." In deepest trials God sometimes gives restful dreams or islons of coming blessings or deliverances, as when to Jacob In his sorrowful journey from homo IIo revealed Himself to him at tho top of tho wonderful ladder on which angels wero seen ascending and descending (Gen. xxvlll, 13, 13). It seemed to Peter ns if this wero somo such vision. 10. "They camo unto tho Iron gnto that lcadcth unto tho city, rthlch opened to them or nls own accord. Tho nncel needed open cates or doors for him to pass through, but for Peter in a mortal body doors and gates must open, and they did without any touch from human hands. Tho samo nngello ministry attends us today, and nil doors will fly open before us when our Lord desires It 11. "Now I know of n surety that tho Lord hath sent His nngcl and hath delivmodern Preaching. ered mo out of tho hand of Herod." When Tho present is an ago of flippant Peter found himself olonoout on tho street In tho night, ho began to como to himself. preaching. Men handle the word of God Thcro wero no chains upon him, no sol- with no inoro rovcrenco than they would diers near him, no walls around him, but ono of Burns' poems or Shakespeare's God's earth beneath him, God's sky over plays. Sermons aro punctuated with his head, and perhaps tho stars looking smart sayings, stale- anecdotes and exagpeacefully down upon him. Then ho be- gerated statements. All of these things gan to reallzo that for tho second tlmo (Acts v, 10) nn nnircl had brought him out may striko tho minds of sinners as or prison, .wo power can nom thoso whom bright, entertaining and agrccablo, but they aro not tho things to most deeply God wishes to set free. 13. "Ho camo to tho houso of Mary, tho impress tho soul with divine truth. Tho mother of John, whoso surname, was Mark, manner of him who stands in tho pulpit whero mnny wero gathered together pray- to represent God to men should indicate ing." Ho had no dlfllculty In deciding gravity, solemnity, rovcrenco and deep whither to direct his steps, nor did tho earnestness, to show sinners tho evil of angel need to tell him whero to go. Does God seo Hint when you nro "rco from tho their doings and impress all with tho duties of dally cares you will promptly go awful importancoof tho gospel message. to whero they meet for prayer? (Acts lv, 2S.) No truo servant of Christ should depend 13. "And as Peter knocked nt tho door on his wit and pleasantry or his philos of tho gate, a damsel camo to nsk who was ophy to win his way into tho citadel of thcro named Hhoda." Many women's tho heart nnd subduo it unto Christ. It names which wo would llko to know, such as tho mother of David, nro not found In is tho power of gospel truth by tho Spirit Scripture. Why should this girl's linmo that docs that Christian Instructor. bo hero, Inasmuch ns tho Spirit docs nothing without a reason? If any ono has tho Conditions In Prayer. answer, let us hear it; if not, wo can wait, Praer is sometimes discredited by and soino day wo shall know. persons who should largely profit by its 11. "And when sho knew Peter's volco Wo aro confronted by sho opened not tho gato for gladness, but friendliness. ran In and told how Peter stood beforo tho them with tho declaration that they gate." Knowing Peter's volco makes us havo leceived but few if any, direct anthink of John x, 27, "My sheep hear My swers to prayer. If this statement io TOlce. and I know them, and thpv fnllnw true, there must be an assignable reason, Me." Yet how many hear Ills olee, but I and wu shall bo disappointed if tho fail-ur- o tVn Oi. i rtT TI mt nnn a YTIvm TTn .,.... I is not chargcablo to the petitioner, not como In, and they do not becomo His whilo tho word of tho Lord remains sheep. Ill 'this coso joy caused Ithoda to faithful and true. Philadelphia Methlose her head, as wo say, and sho left poor Peter outsido the gato whllo she ran In to odist tclL Doing For Others. IB. "And they said unto her, Thou art Doing nothing for others is the undomad. But sho constantly afllrmcd that it was even so. Then said they, It is his ing of orio self. Wo must bo purposely angcL" Yet they liad been praying that, kind and generous, or miss the best part If possible, ho might bo released from his of existence Tho heart that goes out of enemies (verso 6). Would wo bo about as itself, gets largo and full of joy. Momuch surprised If somo of our prayers ravian. wero answered, or do wo always pray and expect an answer? The Joy of Incompleteness. 10. "But Peter continued knocking, and If all our llvos wero ono broad elaro when they had opened tho door and saw Of sunlight, clear, uncloudod; him they wero astonished." Peter was If nil our path wero smooth nnd fair. By no soft gloom enshrouded ; bound to get In, and therefore kept knockIf all llfo'B flowers wero fully blown ing. That is tho way to do, oven as our Without tho Bwcet enfolding, Lord taught us in Luko x, 8, 0; xvlil, 1. And happiness wero rndcly thrown "Yo shull seek Mo and find Mo when yo Qn hands too weak (or holding-Sho- uld search for Mo with all your heart" (Jer. wo not miss tho twilight hoars, xxlx, 13). Tho fear of tho Lord, tho The gciitlo hazo and sadness f knowlcdgo of God and wisdom will bo obShould we not long for storms and shower tained when wo seek it ns silver and ns To break the constant gladness? men search for hidden treasure (Prov. 11, If nono wero sick and uono wero sad, 4). Would gratltud,o or astonishment All us What servlco could wo render? if wo had today tho answer long looked for? I think if we were always glad 17. "But ho, beckoning unto them with Wo scarcely could be tender. tho hand to hold their peace, declared unto Did our beloved never need Our patient ministration, them how tho Lord liad brought him out Earth would grow cold and miss, Indeed, of tho prison." Stilling them which perIts sweetest consolation. haps was no easy work ho declared unto If sorrow nevor claimed our heart them tho works of God. It would bo very And overy wish wero granted, Interesting to hear Peter's version of tho Patience would dlo and hopo depart angel's deliverance. Somo day In tho glory Life w ould be disenchanted. ho may go over It for us, but wo liavo nil And yet in heaven is no more night, j tho facts of tho caso In our lesson. Peter In heaven Is no more sorrow. was simply obedient, and tho Lord, by tho Bnch unimnglncd, new delight, , angel, did it all. Having heard, they wero Frctli gruco from pain will borrow. to go and tell James, who seemed to bo tho " As tho pour seed that under ground leader (chapter xv, 13),andthoothcrs. This Set kg its truo life abovo it, Not knowing what will thero bo found! was not .Tunics of tho favored three I verso When sunbeams klsa and lovo It, 2), but James, son of Alphcus (Luko vl, So wo in darkness upward grow, IB). Tho great btlr In tho morning and Ami look and long (or heaven, tho death of the soldiers mako us think of But cannot picture It below tho morning of Daniel's deliverance and Till inoro of light bo given. tho death of his enemies. J. Bessomero. 41-4- 8; 10-210-11; 23-318-1- 7; 17-2- 1. 11 11 "Peter was sleeping lctwecn two soldiers, bound with two chains, and tho keepers before tho door kept tho prison." Tho enemy did his best to mako rurc of . for liberty. Slavery of any kind is and revolting. Siuco liberty is bo important nml so much to bo desired, it is of tho greatest importance that wo should havo correct ideas of liberty, that wo should know what is the highest and truest form of liberty and bo anxious to attain to it Thcro aro many falso standards of liberty in the world today. To 6omo liberty means licenso licenso to do ns they pleaso regardless of their obligations to God or to their fellow men. Liberty docs not mean license No man has a right to act as if ho wero tho only person in existence. Our actions must always bo flowed from tho standpoint of our relation to God and to tho others in life about us. Nor aro physical, political and mental forms of liberty tho highest and truest forms. Men aro often frco politically 'and physically and yet slaves. On Tho other hand, men are often slaves politically nnd physically, and yet at the same time are enjoying tho truest liberty. The best and tho truest liberty in tho world is soul liberty liberty from the pausious and lusts of lifo, freedom from tho chains of sin and of unbelief that bind men stronger than ever tho chains of physical slavery bound them. Men often think they nro freo when they aro not. Tho Jews, because- of their descent from Abraham, claimed they wero freemen, boasted of their liberty, yet Christ pointed out to them that they wero in slavery to unbelief and to sin and did not possess tho liberty which IIo alone could givo to them. Sinners often boast of their liberty. Frco thinkers and freo livers, whd placo no limits to thought or life, iningiuo they are tho freest of men; that they enjoy tho highest forms of truo liberty. Tho fact, however, is that it is only tho shadow of liberty. In reality they aro slaves, captives to tho mast degrading beliefs and actions, and know nothing of tho truo liberty which makes a man freo from sin, gives him absoluto power and control over himself and mokes him recognize- tho supremo claims of tho law of God as against his own sinful desires. How is truo liberty won? Through Jesus Christ nlone. Men may freo us from physical boudago and slavery, but Christ nlono can break the chains of sin and mako us spiritually free. If wo enjoy tho liberty wherewith Christ hath mndo ua frco, wo nre frco indeed. Otherwise wo nro not free. Christ is willing to mako us all free to givo us power to overcoino sin, self and tho world and to livo for God, our fellow .men and tho lifo to come. Biblo Readings. Lev. xxv, 10; Isa. lxi, 1; Jcr. xxxiv, 8, 0; Ps. cxix, Rom. vl, Luke, iv, viti, I Cor. viii, 8, 0; II Cor. iii, i7; v, Gal. iii, 27, 28; iv, Jas. i, 2C; ii, 12; I Pet. ii, II Pet ii, lo B'jo Sunday morning from service iouomng at 10 40. rrajrer meeting every Wednesday evening, Services first and third Sundays In each month, K.V. Omkr, Pastor. SnndaT-schoo- l every 10 10:30, communion MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Genear! Branch - Services second Saturday evening and Sunday eacn momn. rrayer meeting Monnay nigni Sunday-choo- ! at 9 30 a. m. D S. Edwards. Pastor M. B. CHURCH. ()& AND COKE. .. Office, -.. Earlington, T&y E3xetri3ri Off icesi W ilrs The: ukJine tvuwusSw To The North RA9HV01 Offio Services firtt Sunday each month, morning and nlgbt. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. Sunday school at t 30 p. m. C. C. HALL, Pattor, M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. A. M. CARROLL, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn. ROUTE OF THE Services every fourth Sunday morning a d night, by J. T. Cherry Pastor, Prayer meeting every Friday nlgbt V P. S. CHRISTIAN ENDHAROR. Prayer meeting every SuCday evening at 6:30, at Assembly Hall. R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway,. Paducah, Ky. S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, W. Main Street, Louisville, Ky. Cor. Main and Auction Sts., Memphis, Tenn. 342 A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. CHICAGO and NASHVILLE ilMITTD THB ONLY Pullman Veatlbuled Train Sorvlro wit) Noweat and Finest Day Couch, Sleepers and Dining; CUra Wholesale T. HESSER, Hauser Building, St. Louis, Agent--JOH- N BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. Mo.; J. W. MOM TU TO south GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching on the Third Saturday night and Sunday ot erch month. Prayer rntethig every Tuesday evening. Lcc Havxins, Pastor.' Terre Haute, Indianapolis RELIGIOUS NOTES. with the Devil. (Written for Tin Bis by Rev S. V Schc'tou. "What corruption a arpulcncr within may hide A Compromise FAMOUS NO and Charles THE uses, from Earlington, Diamond 3. St.COAL; For all Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. - CHICAGO, Milwaukee, St. Paul, AND Al I OINT8 IN THE L ROGERS, NORTH AND NORTHWEST f. P JHPFR1ES, Though white and beautiful on the outward sldei'1 '' Vet no man in this world any reason can give Why man in his senses among tombs should live The Gadarene maniac gives us proof, point-blanThat man, when converted, will take higher rank The wild demons ca lout whether legion or tew. Old things have pat'el away all things become new. Sane, clothed with salvation, from andean spirits free This man of Gadara, a wonder to see Running, the glad, story in (en cities to tell That Jesus of Nazareth can save from hell Let us go into the twine the demont all prated, Then down the rocky tteeps in terror they fled. These animal all perlihed 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 Gadarenes reeking with avarice and lust Requested the Lord to depart from their coasts The story of man is the same, old or new. Wicked men in all aget the same course persue vue acmons ana sinners are Justified by gain, But the pure and the good oft esteemed insane. duo, Ac.!.. Chattanooga, Tenn. rsi. GmP. A , Evantville, Ind II R. GRISWALD, A. G. e A., Evamville, Ind DR. MNDENHALL'S IMPROVED CM AHD BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FURNHGE8. Why buy High-price- d FEVER Gil. Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same. wor,k as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. One ? fil The Knights Templars of Earlington went in a body to Madisonville Sunday afternoon where they took part in a special Easter services at the Cumberland Presbyterian churrb. The Sunrise service held by the Christian Endeavorers Easter morning was a delightful one to those who attended. The tporning was most beautiful as was the whole day and the special tffort required to take part in tbis special service lent zest and meaning to the occasion. The attendance at the Catholic Church Sunday 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 attended The Catholic Easier service is really no more than (he usual Sunday service and not special as is usually thought by at some distance from a congregation of that faith. The members of the General 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 o'clock 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 tbe Methodist church have for years hsld their services. The Junior Endeavorers met at Lakeside Park on last Sunday afternoon and enjoyed an "Easter Hunt." Mr. Bryan Hopper was out with bis camera and took a picture of the little folks. Tbe publishers propose to send ar copy of Word and Works hve months, from June to October inclusive, to new subscribers only as a trial order for 25 cents, and ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY OUA1UNTKED TO CURE Ami Malaria In all Forroi. TiuUkiea. Nou ccmilno without tlio almvn plotura aim! the) slgnaturo ot J. C. all Doalora. Trlco, GO cents priEPAREOONLV ov JH CHILLS AND FEVER at ur Colored ifi?ens. GIANT SEE-SA- ARE YOU HUNGRY? LUNCH AT ALL HOURS. PRICES. CORDIGR BUILDlNa. MAIN AND RAILROAD, All communication! and matters ot newi per UinlnR to this column tbould tie addretted to Geo. Alexander, Earlmcton, Ky. ZION A. M One of the Alost Novel Things to be Seen at the Tennessee B. CHURCH. Service every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday icbool at 9:30 a, m. C. O. Walker, pastor. MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. Services Sabbath at it a. m. and 7 p. m. Sun day school at 9 30 a. m. W. W. Foster, pattor. Centennial. " has never The "Giant before been built at any exposition See-Saw- If you arc, there is but one place in Earlington .r. O. MKIVOKmiAlJLi, EVANSVILLE. IND. to get a quick lunch at BEALL'S. C.M li Mmlnolr Xr Cn I'lrlinclnn . Crabtrre Coil Mining Company, Haley ivcmucKv ot Earlington friends went to tbe rally Sunday at Morions Gap. Miss Millie Bradley was in bed sick ast A large croud week. in addition thereto, give each trial subscriber free, a copy of a little book of 64 pages, which contains select chapters of a work by Rev. Irl R. Hicks, which is to be the crowning work of his life. This is a ST. CHARLES. rare opportunity for any one to study tbe Rev. Barnett filled his regular appointstorm forecasts throughout tbe coming seaSunday, son, besides the many other good things in ment Mrs, A. Johnson is on the sick list this Word and Works of interest to each member of the family Tbe regular price week. of Ibis little book alone is 25 cents Rev. Barner left Friday for Norlonville. Send 25 cents and your address to Word and Mrs. Bell Taylor has returned from Works Pub, Co., 2201 Locust Street. St Clarksville, Tenn. Louis Mo. Pearl Critlington was in (own Sunday. Mrs Samuel Stamm, of Logantown.Pa , bore her thirty-fou- r ) ears of sulterieg with courage andiortilude. Her trouble was rheumatism in the knee. In consequence her limb had becQpie so stiff tbat she could hardly walk. "Mr. S,tamm is a merchant, and bad spared no pains or ex pense to relieve her but with little success, until one night when it grew so painful tbat she could hardly endure it, he persuaded her to try Chartberlain's Pain Balm. The effect was magical. Tbe first application relieved tbe pain, and its continued use has removed all stillness and given her tbe 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 25 and jo cents per bottle by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. well-to-d- o Mrs. Annie Frilcbett is up again Miss Eliza Frilcbett is very sick. Miss Kale Miller is visiting friends here Those young men who visit ihe Reading Room every Thursday evening sboulJ respect the ladies who visit there. Mrs. Ella Metriweather visited friends at Norlonville Sunday. Tbe wedding bells are ringing. You young men should find a girl your size, so you can help her over the fencr, without letting her fall. Mrs. Cassie Williams was called to the bedside ot her sick sister at Crolion last Saturday Rev. G. B. Walker, preached tl 0 Easter sermon last Sunday. Rev. Wm. Foster held Easier service at Mount Zicn Sunday. Mrs. Katie Johnon is very sick al this writing. We would like to see a large crowd out All next Sunday to Christian Endeavor are invited to come. and it will be one of the interesting things at Nashville. It is to be erected on Vanity terrace,the height Fair on a of the tower from foundation to center-pi- n On being too feet. this center-prests a truss beam 200 feet in length; attached to cither end is a car with a capacity of fifty people. The machinery is located in the top of the tower, consisting of a specially made motor driving the gearing on a twenty-fiv- e wjll foot arc. This be quite an interesting feature of the Centennial, not only from its novelty, but from a mechanical From its cars can bi standpoint. seen all the points ot interest around the city, such as the Hermitage, the home of Andrew Jackson, Belle Meadf, Tennessee's famous stock farm and the old forts and Battlefield of Nashville. It is proposed to build a large under the tower, where a band of music will be stationed, and where dancing parties may have use of the floor. 25-fo- ot m Hot Coffee all the time. Fresh Stock of Fruits, L. Confections, Cakes, Canned Goods, Fine Cigars and Tobacco at REASONABLE N. RAILROAD THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE M I. 2C BEALL, bstuccn the cities of EARLINGTON, KY Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville Evansville, St. Louis, And the cities of A HANDSOME ILLUSTHATED CATALOGUE OF THE See-Sa- -- jyists,' BYBHT& STB8TT0NBDSiHE8SG0LLEGL (33r.!ver.) LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, thou ilettrlng la Lenrn PENMANSHIP, ETC. SHORTHAND. TELEGRAPHY, Nashville, Memphis, Montgomery Mobilo and New Orleans, VtxqvaUJ IuUUU4or Zoeatlmff Orwiuatci in Zumdlvt eitunltmu zw COntatnt VatunliU tnforuvtlon to Without UNRIVALED. SPEED Olicxx-xgie AND RQtOS VOry LOW. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST UOUTH F. G. NIEMS, evkr, BEORGE KING, DRUGGIST, ST. CHARLES, KENTUCKY. From St. Louis, Evansville and Henderson to the PRACTICAL SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH! pa-villi- (afcl?niaKer and Nashville, Tenn. CAN 4 THROUEH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga, making direct connection WITH PULLMAN PALACE . Late with E. Wiggers, REPAIR ANY MAKE OF WATCH. A BEN T. ROBINSON, nice Cine of Druggists' Suttbrics prescriptions Cortfultu Compound. LA BELLE JARDINIERE. CARS DRUGGIST e an t ia cs ley Always on hand a full and complete stock ol PC DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Y 3VIortoxn'ft Oeaja, THIRTY YEARS AT EXPERI-ENC- E L, FRITSCH l t FASHIONABLE I SON, iii I f For Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA. Connections arc made at Guthrir and. Nashville for all points THE TRADE. GUARANTEED. SATISFACTION and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS, W.A. NISI3ET, President O. W. WADDILL, Cttbler iija.oi!jjiiljlJly.UW!V -M- ERCHANT TAILORS- :AND North, East, South and West In Pullman Palace Cars. rtYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. 2Xopkin,s (oun.tu EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the lino of tlii road w receive special low rates Sec agents of this company fot rates, routes, &c, or write to C 'jl .4 IMPORIFR OF CLOTIIS AND SUITINGS. American and English travelers visit Paris now in equal numbers, aliout 45,000 a jear of each. It is (mother example of the modern annihilation of distance. Springfield, III., April iG, Engine of northbound freight train No. G4, on the Dig Four exploded this evening at Osborn. Engineer John Hutchins, of Ivorydale.was badly burned on tbe leg. Fireman Fagin, ot Columbus, was scalded from bead to foot and will die. Brakeman Dailie, of Middletoun, was blown 50 feet against a stump, fracturing bis bead. His injuries' are fatal, Tbe explosion was caused by seams on tbe fire box giving away. The Llko biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, constipation, sour stomach, Indigestion aro promptly injured men were placed in a hospital at sured by Hood's Pills. Tbey do their work Dayton. Liver Ills s.-r- tatily and thoroughly. licit dinner pills, r V nU. An druggists. treiwred by C I. 'lood St Co., Xbeon)) I'll) to Mice wHi Hood's Hood's jll WP wp And if you have not already 41Hok.oj n?""'i. Specimen coplea and llAMD J,'AiE!(THcovXrce. Address , done so this spring, now is MUNN fi. CO., 301 UrWrfwny. Kovr York. the time to Paint, Paper and f IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. fix up the hpme generally, WARRANTED. PRICE SOotof. will be a pleasanter Don't Uso Drugs so that it ILLS., unless you rfetl thiyri, and tbe n ojily rorla Medicine Co., OALATIA, Mo. NOT. K, 13, place to'livc in. Bt. Louis, pure drugs, such "s aro sold by re. (JontlememWe aold lull jmr, 000 bottlaa ot Wehayc the most beauMotor cycles have appeared in long will it take to laj thirty eggs?" sponsible drupRi&K "Yip keep only SIIOVKH TASTKI.KSS CHILI. TONK and bare the organ of this Society. In adrtom alrendr tbU rear. In all our er tiful line of wall paper sam.tho bWt. That is lha great .dis- twrkHKW of U yeua. In too drua bttalneaa, hma several cities this spring. One in At Ibis seasou of tbe year colds gentrally dition to itenseJy interesting readyour command. be lookeq" .for yvhen Ihe never acid an article that mo nucn uulTerul aatla ples at tinction lo ua jyur Tonic. Voura trulr, England is propelled by acetylene affect tbe lungs worso than at any other ing, it contains a list of the tImacomes that yon j'need Ihem, JaoUon ABKKY.CAItR A CO. Comem and place your orDr. BeH'o Pine Tar Honey wjll valuable and unusual gas, which may develop the untime. Nowhere Also will you" flnd'so com- I premiums der now. Our prices are break a cold in less time than any known plele a slockj 'A good tlirie lo begin pleasant habit of throwing its rider exceedingly low and we can remedy, and it strengthens and invigorates given by this paper. Address triat 'spring mwikjine. I I I 45 by an explosion. Dart Cough Bjrun. TmimOouU. TJooPfl Idea In tlmo. gold br druaaUitiL M the lungs and bronchial tubes. For salo THE NATIONAL HUMANli ALLIANCE, save you money. Pmteet yonr Mtaa ST.; BERNARD DRlfd '6TORE, by St, Bernard Drug Store, Earlinglwi Lowell, Mass. Write J6HN VrAUHBbBiiico..AuntjSM r Subscribe for The Bke. 410411 United Charities UuildlaZi New York.' ST BERNARD SENERAL STORE George King, St. Charles, Sarnnpaiilla. HKVAN HOPPER, Manager. Bw,.t- waahlngton, D. O, for their i 1,800 prlae p&M ot K Mr. H. Lathan sremed lobe in trouble Saturday night ST. LOUIS. Mr. II. Petty has been sick for some DAY, $2,DD time but is belter at this writing. Room and Breakfast, $1.00. Mr. Jesse Douglass makes frquent visits to tbe country. EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.00 per Day. W. M. Petty has been Io Madisonville Good Good Meals. Good 3erriee. ltooms. again. When You Visit St. Louis stop at We are sorry Mr Albert Watson was disappointed, in seeing whom he desired, ST. when be was over. Broadway and Walnut. Rev. Pearsall passed through Sunday Street Cars Direct to Hotel. enroute Io Dawson. Several of our people went fishing Saturday. Beautiful IDall Misses Margaret Clemmons, Annie Earl, au& Decorations and Lemon Cunningham visited friends in are better and cheaper this Hamby blalion last week. season than ever before. It Several of tfce Mortons Gap boys were cost so little to ornament a In (own one day last urek. house with beautiful hangMrs Green has returned from Crablree ings nowadays that the where she was visiting ber mother. small item of cost should Geo. Lovlnp, of Crablree, was in town Come not cut any figure. Sunday. in and let us give you the Secretary Gage cherishes a telefigures for your various Misses Cordie Teague, Lemon Cunninggram of one word from San FranYou will be surrooms. ham and Messrs. H, D. Cunningham tnd cisco for which he paid $5 when prised at the reasonableness Tom Earl attended tbe basket meeting at he was visiting Florida years ago. Norlonville Sunday, of our prices. The word was yes," and came ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE The joung people's barque! given at in answer to a proposal by mail, with a request that the lady tele- the residence oi Mr nnd Mrs. Geo, Sharp, was quite a success. graph hor reply. Some of Mr. Gretn's relatives are visitSome of the Boston school ing him this week. To any person interested in humarnis need an occasional rural Miss Margaret Clemons was in Notion-vill- e mane matters, or who loves aniouting. One of them placed this Thursday on business. mals, we will send free, upon approblem on the blackboard: "If a Several hen lays three eggs a day, how Saturday. of cur bojs wtnt lo Princeton plication copy of the "Alliance," ST.JAMES HOTEL, RATESi -- BANKMadisonville, Ky. Si: Upper Pint St.. Evantville, I ml Ha earnestly aolicllt the pationiRo of his Hop kins comity friends. PER Capital Stock, - - - $50,000. Transacts a general banking business, Ind invites tbe accounts o( the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining connties. Has tbe finest and most secure vault in tbat section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In, Surplus Fond, IN To Compound Prescriptions. properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugf It requires tho druggist to. haye a Urge variety of drugs fresh drugs. He mint give the best possible work nnd for compensation he must be reasonably P Atmore, g. P, & T. A., Louisville, Kentucky, GROVE .A-1 JAMES HOTEL, B0.000. COMMENCED BUSINESS 120,000 1867. paper JNO. G. MORTON, BANKER. The a advantages of bank account are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking ihey know all about it but lo salaried men, wage earners and lo women. There's safetyif Ihe bank is a good one. There's convenience the money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WE'RE CAREFUL. V ST. BERNARD DRUd STORE. URVAN HOPPER, nanagcr BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE. Ijjjnjra 1v TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS, Anroife Kind ns , rteteh and dcecrlptlon tnr quleklrueertaln, f roe, wbotbor on Invention la protMblr patentable. Communications atrletlr cosnaentlau Oldest aeencr forecurln iwtouts In America. tp havo a Wmlilngtou orttoo. recelro .i.te.ot".Jk?ntbroul1 Munu apeelal notice In tbe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beantlfullr lllnitrated. larmut circulation of fcMXl A anraclentlSe Journal, weekly terma Tear; MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY. QCIjcpc is a Cime ertjtliitg 5or Sent Free CHILL TONIC - TASTELESS WantedAn 11M ?! J al in SS one IhouaMid Indentions waateeV V G

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