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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, May 6, 1897. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1897 bee1897050601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, May 6, 1897. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. I t t 1 rY Aix Gditm TO TUB c GREAT TENNESSEE CbNTENNiAL EA1 lHE i CE s 7 i And go FREE A MAW WA 4v EIGHTH YZAE EARLJNGTON HOPKINS CQUflTC KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 6 1897kv 1iTTJUiur BIG fiufl PropWty to tin A o ot of WHTM MD 0 IejardAI- lkMeTIt4tJ C lt JIJtMter nfa16rrewMsspe FITMRUMM FaMay 4The most kleltedpwb1 eptlnif dnrk r the riots of 18771 dfr 4 4 trueeL 894OW worUi of ieenroh 4 dl preb4yieeith1eIjury 6t four frtfcer Ifet only M thei figure S0euluIS best it iBreivM tM1 OCii WdoiiittCHI nt JVftf iW ftfltl I reateet uieevanWle hon of burgh otHIee of long end proMd rfS ned nod known Jar end in Ionaylvanla and the BeigKfeoriBft states andMers4tke 1iT IThe great wholecttlft grocery e 4bI- MtMMMt of TkoWHW C Jenkins and tttfl I4esIlibUL Mtall store of Joseph Horn7 L C are total nuns Thent remains ef uINOR11lalrl pateha of ralls ftdWtetowen Into 45Ck55E qi4isaeIei anti of be latter tte stMuU only the naked framework 1iHt f IItnettl n which would Hot Mli tint KlH of walls and floors anti ootWdool1 with the Draggling afcreda of black cued MrliM thubsir crinkled 1 I1eiin of sheet iron awl twisted rods ti wiree They ass mwniffel moatt isii4o wealth and eom tereUl en ttTrfHriM This beirut flection extends frwM Fifth street ta Cecil alley on IVHHRvlvuHla aventttt and from Cecil alley to Fifth stwetaad to Liberty street eovfriuz wi Area of several acres The name of the killed ad la urcd are KIUJCD Ooor Atkinson Xo IS angle ees ipony IN tmlCtKlmer CN 7 engine eempaay ilrtiuk eec head by falHug t MichaelllMWY No 7 eMglae seen C Ipony cut and kriiticd anti wca broken p by fullfiiff am lasap 1Itobert Bmlger Ne 4 engine coin t panj ankle brakes UeoTfre Mccklw No 7 criglBO COM pan istruok by Miling tr11k tend cnt- dud brulsuit C 1ho Duquesno theater and tics Svprlse CloUua Caa ItamcBto storewei op flro sovcrayrtnscs but were ieved with BKlull loss A number of other neighboring biasi 5F fleas houses mud tenants In the various building Bvffered greater or lees iBdl L rldual loaw tiw aggregate of which 1 It proeatThuhow tlinlelaight Sa lie wkulseale- a JeMkkMtco4 L at reINlt WM SI51J eok044ed- The tiWMranee has not yet keen Jgwed up but It incest a rely bxand ltft ooe Piremsa Atkteanainaate4rsenaIas W5TS recovered from UM rains r I OROKirt OlJT Off Eir7t p4mg Dsees MiSer 4 asM5uth4 C QUTHWK tylft Mar tTIse Can towee4 antetinanro stein noW jHkte thekbanks IsIILanrSIg par We wro gone out hi ojt Iwct rwftata 1ooest both bank for M mUe from QwUirlo or farther If Meeatary to search for the ded bodies Unowa to leave Wii corned doWn mpUIsenhntonIngcnanyothe dlasnantled hottcea iathnbevnecOftlesIrownerL Guards wore placed everywhere poatilbte and there were threat of lynehUg any of the gdltones hot noa were lIght KQ addlUoaai bodies have hoeR weotered sliws Thwraday evening IB the vicinity of QuUirle A man was reported 1oatIndown tile rSiNwrriMV last night oa a log and a party has Katie oltttGlInterestJts I- ftp Fftnae sa along the bank rs covered a awowat W UWI aiock t wd flirB1tluer 4w ly Wring 4nhnntnrohas i1iCmsII m Jk u JJf fj W of I o J 4i rjc 7 I I i are beleared far la geod MtapeaH ater1aIitameuoratea TERM or l1- ThelrHtdesiMasIMseteIMrtsr Ia 114 tIer DnaIp case 1 1TkepnetcHatease of Joseph R Dunlep prtprletor of the Chicago Dispatch who was MjBteaeed to two years Imprisonnient for sending obeeeno mitten through the mails A treBle effort was made to secure his pardonxOB the ground that lila life would be pjaeed in paritylylI Im dcedodfkaBUSINtIISOCK BURNED a Bctioon LOM gatteteed at laden Cllll- KleJa 1AUbun1aeeiFriday Lees about 930006 with little feaurasee The pijucipaijoecri are John AIcNuir- I1W9 Fred Volse flMJr Peter Dogon DarloyLcaekOrigin unknewn Cotange for AprIl WASHiserex May 8TtHs report of the Mmiar of the mint ahotva that during the month of April the total eotttage at the United States mints was 154II9 Of title amount 9600400 isMis gold 5tb0e1nathornnd874 II8t In mInor coins Of the silver coin ago SII09Oe0wa la standard dollars KUIIy Skat bjr a u7y speohatenysf Eiglit miles Southtt of here I- tt ycarold boy named Itliher shot anti kiliedA J Uolllnger a wulltode tarmeitwkel1ad ordered Uellker off hU prewUcs w1ere ho was hunting A PRECIOUS PAIRS r tbHaatl Son Charged With BeaTy Dsts1ctl i CHCCIKXATJ May frs dpeeial from Huatlngton lad tin4ke alleged defalcations of Thomas j Lveaa and his sort Fred L Lucas bave frowu until they leave already reached 883000 and now victims are bclBff heard of pvery hour Doth were Members lot thv real estate abstract ind loan firm of TL Lucas t Son and both have left the city The Arm It Is illcgcd secured loans aggregating to- ro oa worth 11000 3000 nero wasjMCurcd on lots in flctltl6us tddltloua Fred Lucas it Is further tllcgcd ocurel an 3030 loan on a autltlousfana IB Wabash county This loan wai obtained from Indianapolis AMONG THE WhECKAOE- BoUte of ae Drowned ffoaad at Oathrla pad mi Ika Clmarroo WICHITA Kin May 1A Outhrlo Special to the Veaco says The body of George Owes who west sewn while saving others 115 been ova4 where it sunk caught fast in a mall tree Mrs Fannie Rafflacolorcd KM letod burled IB the debris in her bodiesLirlodtlnodreWM aittTeke the mountain- l wreekage at the railway bridge auaVUjr f r hydlea r naskn4h fin on sac Jootata ntiXTixaTOX Pa May ILThe In eetsant rainfall ol tics past 81 hours katofedowe4t1MJunlata +lver and lngMtoaliHt6fyrewiag rafrifc The farmers aba the Raystowa branch have Buffered severe to buildings fences and growing graiBt The Junlatajrlver is- Is feetab ve low water mark and is still rlslBg The tIyofaa unknown Italian railroad laborer who was knocked oR the bridge 15 miles west of leers two months ago was recovered m today flood TkcDochcM ot Treat Kcot rlnf teMtwx May 1keciekofTreat has undergone a critical opera Ilea but progressing favorably tG ward reedvery on m cjtir fc nty A MAlKlE ThAQEDY Tohu Laac Wife itw Found Shot to Dcatfa at ar Nsg1 Me Laae yrlte and child were found dead at BOBBY Eagle 8e miles from Bar MUlL Alt kU keen shoU Bar Mills is fcmall place oa tae Portland loehester railroad about 12 m11e northaast of thl eltyr It is supposed that deiible murder and suielde was eommitled FIFTY FI FTti OONQRESS Np4eal SNdof- lk DM bbtttea teren minute scwikm mw proIcatthetoutLwMfWr Pen I14JolI1ItchntU MayS Mr Morgan giving all tbe public tends unoccu pled WOO the Mveral tUtea and territories car rte tea MMfM HaWtey aoj Tlltean otter which tho luUon ftded In the bouso ataatvoto have JqforllJl object tile forotegof Speaker Aood to natae tile caamlttces rM UoJ tko dlMpom PRIVATE AND CHIEFS AU are Hoaered bjr the Confodorate Mon- umsat at DaUiTwas Unveiled with Duo Ceeuionjr Hon John JJcapin Delivered en Eulogy Jeffpr Uavli WhUe Others Spoko totLer Jncksoii Juhnitua and the Vrlvntrv DALLAS Tex AprM 1IaTM Con thrquglthofederacy ofDallas wan iinvellcd with duo eerewoovv It U of Texas granite the shaft being 50 feet high and the monument hemors both the private and the chief Oa the top Of the column stands the private adat tho base arc fear pedecUtls WKfph are lifeBleed UtIM of Jefferso Davkf Robert E Lee Btenewall Jackson and Albert Hdaey Johnston JelC Bath pulled the cord thtua grandfatherjjueyLee while little granddaughter of Stonewall Jackson completedtho un yelling by pulling Ute cords which y- eiov4tho veIl row the statuca of Jack onatdJc4in toH After number of young ladies representing tho dif fereat soutlicrrj states bad decorated the monument with flowers lion John tL Reagan tho ot surviving member of the ccmfeJorato cabinet delivered tulogy oa Iresldent Davis Other eulogjea wcijj pronounced as follows On Gen Robert E Lee by lion Qcor fo N Aidrcdge onOcn Stonewall Jackson by Judge H VY Llghtfoot Qt Ocn Albert Slit noy Johnston by lion Norman KittrelU on the private by lion A T Watts The ceremonies ended with battleof flowers participated in by all the baaerof the O thQ end being covered with mass of towers BLOWN UP BY BOMBS roe E4t4 aall FrtJ Bjvuiloh Soldier JOHN NEW Yonk1 April Oflotatls of terrible slaughter of Spanish soldiers by Cuban dynamiters are printed tore kHiay In Uio Sun They show that Uzo Spanish column ot 2000 mea wan utterly put to rout by Den Callxto Garcia on 19 and lastead of ten soldiers kUledas the of ftclal report declared SOO were bloWq ap by tho bombs and 250 were slain by the Insurgents during the confusion lad excitement of tho panicstricken Spanish column The tombs had been planted in tho oad oa which the Spaniards were Marching near Gunmo They did not ixplodo pormaturcly as was declared last week The bombs exploited simul taneously in the center of Gon Roys toluma Ho has been ordered to Ila raaa- Btturacd Too for genrlee CHICAGO May IIThe officials of the Olobo savings b1iagainst whom Indtctmea were turneR last night Were not arrested today Whon the trdlctmcnts were returned it was too late to issue capiases for the arrest cite men and they were allowed to re main at liberty O d 000fIIv 1St OIJtt W i A GOOD IBTJGGVa O BY THE r- v I 7tjfyf4t01 ii J I MADISONVILLEJ it do t V LARNIA1E ED 0 c a 1 sf 1 3Giciaalt and bo convincecithat we will giv6 you the best Buggy made m l the moriey Wentyffivc years experience t11s the story SVV 91 I will sell you a m fop Buggy of Own Make Jor45 f j 1iViet1tliati IIgt 1gF1 i1qf9 JI1keEaqur 1 r6pairiog SpHfig VeKicIfi- fl Iiqttqir 0 frfT1 + at 0 a- a B zne8sagofrorn a i tedbUtr ta heae1d1ieueMoabctweeuMcnniL QttemptbMr In 1100III on on e a a a G n a a Mt 1 0 0 MADEj 0 t Kentucky OurI qoalldd MUSTUIWEHI 11 L ifrom the ightStOthCS e 1 t trnQ4lnt L oaiJOlt1ilSf Id rVt t TJiW EASTERN y4fl MmyPepabtonsiIg 0with Unabated Vigor The Greek Agttn Jotftda EskeLeereeI- aken bjt the T ek War fee Vleteii erDskThereicerA- bout to Mediate CoKSTANTiNOPLJ War preP arattens go oavyylthyunabated vlger Two commissions composed of pffleiai of the ministries of orksa1d war hebe ulorli1edlortk8pur W of inspecting rillWays and facilitating the dispatch of treopa to the frontier It has beendee1d dtqeztIflguIahthet- orchca in all the lighthouses on tlie gulf of myrnaMlar R3 Karaburun during th contlnuanee of the war It is Offlclally announced that the Grcdks resident In Trkeym beeome gthefor al Greeks official employed in Turkey The porto him undertaken to provide tiril fo lfiu of thS Xmbrl can IulMionsin Asia Minor and lisa promised that these snail not Ue rC moved without the consent of the American legation TheOreeki Again Jnvnclo Upktri AnTA May 1After remaiWlHg In activd for two days the Greek troops yesterday Friday relnvadcd Epirus Tim Sixth regiment advanced aad oc UlitM VliIflppI for iiJ ailli AILI wlthput flglitlng The Turks arc fUU at Ptjntaplgadlo unit liilr tjtiLSben fortified tho mllltary Wjowsr1 tlia river Arta Antcht haviiijfbccn de iroycd The Btrce ts of vVrta present aBtrau cenc with the continuous ejcodus 61 citizens ac the steady lncomI Kof the casattry whoearapdut In the streets roui1iI fires with thousands of cattle ind sheep War for Tlctory or Dwitb LONDON A dispateHwio the 20IVoro ribbons bearing the Inscription War for Victory or Death Lonro Retaken by the TwrfM WABiiixoTOrf May 13The Turkish legation makes public tho following dlapateh from the foreign office at Cone ttantlnoplp According to a telegram receIved front the commandant of the trmy at Janlnat Louras has Just bieii roultcn med occupied l y the imperial troops Lord Saltsbary Medlattoa Frepetltloa Definitely AbiindoOed- LdNnoK May eIt is scmlofflclally itated that Lord Salisburys proposal to the for a conference at Paris 10 Discuss measures with a view ot end In the war between Turjkey anti Qrpccohas already boon under consid ernUoa far sevcraLday3 at tlo various tqrclffaoftirw8a d may now bocoastd ircil cIe v rTUl NOt Content tuthe Levying ot In demnity Upon Greece LONDON May 3rThb Berlin corre ipondcnt of the Dally Mall learns that to powers will not consent to the levying of indemnity upon Greece and that Austria and Germany are to indued the porte td modify ltdemand Wants a CJOBtptete Blockade or None CASEA Crete May Lismat Pasha protestedkgnlnstUlowing food to bo supplied to Inhabi tants in the interior lie demands ccs tatlondf the blockade or Its complete ccstabllsumcnt ThePowers About to Mediate ATHENS May 3 Reports lire current hero that the powers are about to meditate between Greece and Turkey Vim Italian and Austrian ministers davo had a long interview with M Rail and M Scoulodis A DRUNKEN SON Bnmned In a Fight with lIt Brother Marderi Ilia Tatlier iNDEriufDKMCE lCd May 3Tho murder of an old man by one of Ills ions Is reported from Jfawata 11 the ylotim being John Riley op years of age whoso place is two miles cast of Nawata Jim and Louis Illley lus wnsj aged 33 and 2b came hbmredruhk and were soon engaged a desperatb fight When the fathers attemptedto icperate them Louis drew a gun and tired two bullets into the old mans body killing him Instantly Wintry Condlvlooa la Ohio CLEVELAND 6 Hay 2toispatches from towns in the interior Af tbqstntoI- llY that the rain of last Into snow and In many places wintry conditions prevailed this morning At Ducyrus three inch uqf snow foil and at Martins Ferry Iii the southeastern part at the state the ground was cov eroti with It f JCkiatlIlJltHanJrdo SPOKANE Wash May 1OIa Poe Via hanged y stcrMy for the murder of Leo 6eolilie moat atrocious la tho histeref tlai northwest Pon having literally J ck6cl his victim to pieces Prior tojb execution ho con fesscdhls giltf 9ed faith in the Clirlstlan religion rsti was attended by two ChrLstInChIErnifl18ter JoA MlSSOUPf fABMER KILLED 1 liiU Murdered John McQlothlln1 has DM fr pered t 4 BKBCKINHIDGK M6 Nay 4rohn iilIevT enrs oldr a Mettleto Mo rner1wanslioLthrouhi the Iteadaad- mtantly killed by Jpliu jrcQoihlin fjiq motive wa aptc y wbq 1ft 40 yea old aKd kea atainlly disappeared arid has not leon tptur f jT50 4 Iiiaii Wartje k nrCllWONI Vi laY 7i h town oil ilai1nwlWJ eisitly Mlwa by a- nruake B r n lo slain rsanLtiil tnkepw Pa ktrI WyJrJi mfk- WL i BL j May 4Yoreet r itttij it iI arond Akknl 4 bijb ujng4g ioin tIi ltav nn4- uIe on th- eJorfhrnPde 1 Je i ae4 Qwe at aluk- JfdJ Thfli= s tluIi lvGt 7If tIb 1iryirton 5orsIalrrnto thnehr- rg sea t IsIepor- tI6 tht the BrJUsh iiremJer1 reply Ii the ttigatlveiODtM growid ofei I JII JI a 1 0 o u o o j UNNOflC11Dt Three tocfcea oJ snow fell at Ducy nti 9 and vicinity Sunday BritUthhundreiIandeleyeniegrocssyerohepWmed dee workingkiyIitan4dy fatalIytIilUtilsML newflehisarrea4hyeh made DwMi Dickinson says that ho doesnt treatyyiUt1TiAfiiew gunboats are to bo added theiloWna IsecTrarsar pf its dotHcatloiif lennsylvnnlahlit cropslcontiftw4Xh river nposlol conJrrcssvl1 Sixtysen teil w4aMtlialho rarbetwcon Greece ad wlir lIMa UIIJar1ellef1obl jHiJthc importatlpa of leighgrad- esI1nrir ofttcoinedtaAprhl mulbeeiytreesilgy tQ the rhcHiory of tho Edwin Booth Bad Lawrence Barrett cxpedltl overwJncwsNyi StLouisClnc1aidOreGen Weyier Is causing surprise iif Havana deporting to penal colonies ofthecrcd A bard of Greek Irregulars 3000 strong hens taken the field with a 10 yearolu girl as atatitiard Iearer The thcOrcckJolUoJudge Oioad Hammoad assistant flaltIthoroMddIedson vOrmond Hammond Jr in Haiti moro Dep4e1n Bikeinnnt tilaLnn Q1JtroUoritcikclslltvsthe founded v- DeprityHarry Calahan and posse nr rested IKld Phillips old pal of Bill Doolln tho outlaw In the Creole notion and lodged their prisoner In Jail at Perry Oklo Henry C Rogers ex lcputy United States commissioner of Internal revenue of Washington D C died at falllromOsfrnndcr Simpson of Highland vii liege Ulster county N Y celebrated anniversarySundllY houso in which Jec was born The Omaha national bank Is to bo sited by the state of Nebraska for 8201 634 tho amount of money paid to ex Trcosurqr J 8 Bartloy on tho now cel ebrated sinking fund warrant comptrollerApriljSO the total circulation of nation gainfortho n Cnthot 8001 050 Prcstdont WP Slocum of Colorado college announces thee receipt of an anonymous gift to tho institution of requestedthattteoof a Vaildinp foryoung women THE MARKETS t Nsvr Yonir May 4 1897 HOCOlTQNMlddllnPLOUKWInter Wheat 8SJ IBS OUOAl1Notl 5 OIIJ St LOUIS IlJI Cow 11111 1IeIItr J 00 W 4 IS 3011011i4InIrIOSeIoelso isotIOtJi1intenii 110yUII1tYENTOLiACCO1ugi S 03 80 6JJlAyclellr 131u03IIAWC1carRIbbAKDPrltaeSteam 4j 4 CIIIOAU- OCATTtENalUe Stwrs 373 a is 00 aOoSBUiEI11nlrtOObOIce 21Il 211 iO 17 VOHKMc now 8110 lie M I ICANjnvS- CITVffifffeftistos S 55 of DO a cc 3 771 Ii i MS OAlYHo Wklte t3 COKKNo rt lilt RLMANS F UKBtIhQrnde I old J ft 500 at ftCON4oUAPWcaMSrs 26 553k sjtOeCNewMoiq WW S 6- lIAOOIiSliIesi v W- XYftONIIdd1Ing7ltes lt on IqUlVJLLE wiirW A d PI MI CoNXr4o S MixeS 5il f 81 II VII AINQIMlrcd 3 5 7kA V1 Mall SorrlcRln Alttrtn AWIUJOTOS May Thoftrst wall scrvio authorized for an eie year In Alaska has been con tractsd for by the post office ileieSn meat the service being from Juuia to c1Macity WO miles wayTTkd eo toAlla for 010 round trip s cMth ikMriamiaif July 1 1MT Ctabratlne t Jf if Yang A Trinity church- iNaylNMraKUta1I1j oelebraUorj of thee bli111aiit of Its foundation anafjrlll- MMCOD the oeUbrakipn throughout hea4k Q w j3 0 tt STORM PREVENTIVE An Austrian Grape Grower Be versos Ralnmakere Theories Mortar Battwlc SaoceMfalljr Vied la Sti Separate Instance to Diapers e Cloud that Threatened DliaitroM Storm WABHINOTOX May 4Possibly II attemptteBtobrlnRdowningenious Austrian grapegrower wai induced to exactly rererse the Amer lean practice An account of his ex perimont is given by United States Consul Stephan at Am in a report to tho state department The Austrian owned extensive tlneyardi situated on the southern slopes of the mountains in a locality often visited tlrslhetudecidedI test thee plait of causing explosions te drive jofl tho hailstorms Ho erected six ctatlons on mountain summits commanding a territory about twp miles in extent Each star tion shcHficd ten mortars and a corps of volunteers handled them Hie practical test U thus described madethelrBacker mountains Ata given signal all the mortars wera tired oft tend the continuous detonations in a few mo menta caused a sudden reaction In the movements of tlio clouds Tim cloud wall opened up fUnnel begantoo pal1dlng gradually until All the clouds scattered unit entirely disappeared No hall nor sudden downpour of rain Tho same experience was gone thrpugii six times lost summer and has vithiOut a single exception proven successful i preventive p LEVEECUTTINQ BIRDS S lUoRtlihcr Rcpoabla torBom ot the Creranei NEW OHLEAJJS May 4 Probably the mist week of the great fight against the rising rlvar hens begun Tlioflne weather lean enabled the long patched orqandbreastworks tho line Is expected to last through tho crisis The situation thong the whole Louisiana front Is thee same as It was any day last Wok The people of Lake Provldetioa have d1s sixlootprotablybecnthostuns will leave to bo made IB Ih6 fee turn to prevent tim ravages of ihei birds RIOT AT A CALL GAME Tie Umpire Severely Cut nail Several Ter ont ClabJxHl 3Vlth BaU- UT Louis ILInSouth St Louts oa Sunday arternooa tKcurrucr a garto of MIl botwoon tho Jokorat juniors and a pickup team which ended in a riot The game had been played and the Jokcrsts won and the umpire wit about to hand the money to the captain appearedaBdlcinnndcd fused to surrender and without a mo incuts notice knives were drawn and path were freely used The umpire was cut seriously In tho back of tho nock and a few had scalp pollccarrlvedsomolimo was not to bo found GRAVE NEWS FROM WA An Attack on the IXUiton lIepoa ted anda Serious Disaster Feared COUToAfricareceived as to the mission of Lieut Handcrson at Wo It is reported that Chief Samoror has the mission Authentic details leave not yet been re- poived but B serious disaster is reared object of Lieut Handerppn was to malta treaties wltl tho chiefs In tlonterland Ho hot a large escort Ferguson a colonial officer who Is known to have accompanied Lieut Ilanderson is known to have been severely wounded Wo is considered to be within the sphere of Urltlsh Influence 1 Deitroctlre Flume In Glen Lion Narrow Escape pf Hotel Inmate NANTICOKJS Pa1May8A disastrous fire occurred in Glen Lion a mining NanUco1colestenIny hotel and that structure was entirely onsumcd together with a largo dwell lug house and bottling works all the property of P 8 Kennedy The fire was the work of an incendiary Bui for tho heavy rains the whole town would have been destroyed The In mates of tho hotel narrowly escaped The damage la over 910000 with light Insurances V HEAVY FIRE LOSS Large SectIon of tbo lluilueu 1artlon el I Cnrtorvllle III Burned OAnrKnviLLK Ill Muy i At8BOarai the ciUzcn of this city were awakened by the cry of fire Only a glance WM needed to show that the north part of jy business end of tttfj iy was doomed Water was ftrce but some of the best fire took aB It was only through tho most herculean cffortf that tho fire WasfNttinll r ontruI The wind was hard whIch mado it heard to contend with The families of Simon Simons and J ONeil had narrow escapes from being burned in their beds Ifcru area few of the losses sustol 4df Rllia Store Co WtjOOO Walker Uroa taOOOO Simon Simons 1400 J Tliompo f8c60 Jonathan Pnl 3000C W Qrgiiz A AAV Frank Wolford 16000 IL 1hllllp 9 raAcewULare scarce tha iot VnsineM vil greatnumberofainalierteasea to foot up a total Qos89 HAYS WENT WRONO Caviller of the fit Louie Xoat OSce Atlas E kteea P J8 of AIIJI a1tkf- Btttco raunii tot to Ovut- l TlHoen Thou DoU M 8koUArriet4 san Charge 61 timbj zlcwout 1 ST LOUIS May i4t5 the auUo4 rHtlil1faiaUoo thaftiaabannIn pro 11a7fura ppstofflw fiaa Ueen IOHH1 it tfuj tlpoaIlo i y Ie C 3jp s w l Ij I J- t i dS tiei V GREAT TENNESSE w- gs5lter L an S I SStoS+ooo U LACE 1JIfA1NIf 1K Buy your LACE T iSpf liricjislmade up of GEMSil I I For SOC and 750 per pair we show nice patternsJh I L threeyard lengths See them C r 4 S From i per pair and up we show three and onerlialf yard lengths For beauty thesecan not be4 I beaten at the same ipncesiji viv 7 v I Twenty five per cents discount on pilr 18 Lace o Curtains jHfi i 0Iit1 = f Ii SHOFT PROFITS BIG VQlUNnJ L We guarantee our prices to be as low as those made by any retail house in St Louis Chicago ijewIo York5or any other city So save the S expressage and leave your money in your liome marketii BISHOP C M ADISON VILtt UJ KENTLkKYSYOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT ITC I V J JUUUOMMI uayes I1OS bctu urrcat u- cliargod witft embezzlement Hays was arraignad before United States Commissioner Craig waived oz amlnatlofljiBd was hold for thS federal grand jury In 93000 bonds idrC2Jt Hays general manager ol jflie Grand Trunk railroad a brother of- Ieo accused official has made the s46rt govcrnmeatwfllInilst embcztlomont GEORGE JANVIER PLANT Orstb of tILe Well Known 8f LouSe Miller From Drojwy- ST LOUlsMaY24orl Janvier Plant pile fSt LoIs bestknown dropSl114thweo he Rkaetedaevere coWj and titan Ia been confined to kla bed get of tiietinie rommenUyIduI tw UT yr ia aryears lirwas weaideBt of Plant MlUi Co fffalefc ivaa originally eS4ab1IIIeS46If iWObybU fatter the late forge P ltitekmielllaDtu 1earaheijqaaCommerce Mr Plant was born Ia St Louis IB lSd and resided here eon tlnually during his life NATIONAL FINANCES Momtkly St teraea of the CoaaptrollM of the Currency WABHUJOTOH May 8The monthly itatemcntpf the comptroller of tho iurrcncy shows that on April 80 the total circulation of national bank notes was 8333602841 gain for the year of H766611 and a losq for the month of 108630 f Tho circulation based on United gainforthe month of 99W 183 Thoclrculatlon secured by lawful money was 8341033 IBS an increase for the year of 83833689 and an increase or the month of 894503 The amount of United States regis toned bonds oa deposit to pccuro circa lating notes was 8332749300 and to se uro publl deposits 810313000 FICTITIOUS PUPILS fraudj AUe ed to IvoEon 1ractlced la Keatuifcy- XJoviNQtoi Ky May 1State Su perintendent Davidson aaysthat 100000 fictitious pupils were enrolled in the Lexlngtcnpovngtbn t year Under the percaplta din ttribution by the state to cities for pupils the state he says lost 8280000 mono year How long it has been go- Ing on is not known Mr Davidson has ordered tim census to bo taken again Thee money Is believed to have been used In Uio schools of these cities REV E F BERKLEY Death of she OldMt Episcopal Ultlno lathe Hluoarl Diocese OailiUr Kpe IJefalcatlon speclattosays It Is given out that the amount of Cashier H U Enpos defalcation from tho batik of lladcllffe Is In tljQ neighborhood of 81HOlW Thee Savings bank pf Hadcllffo has trans ferredita business to the State bank ol Radcllffe Espea has left for parts un known Honor Conferred Cy the King of Italy I Upon KxHIuUUr rotterI- jnLAPKWHU May aThu king of Italy has conferred upon lion Wm Potter minister to Italy under Prerf- Aent HarrteeB the order of Santo STaurlilori and Laszaro and through Broo Fava the Italian ambassador in W lnW aadMr Lucia the Italian oisul In Philadelphia the decoration ha Vea presented to him AY RS PILLS lubJft1 totll4lS Ilfi aa4 that I lease derheit- eaibeseitU r Ilesiruse Yoroycs Mt pu 11Hke of UtN titaw How Ja MIC06rIJetela otICQNSTrPATION C p- Areyoo i subscriber to TUB BEE lvYoq should be I- ar l J BEST TRAINS iTO Kansas City MofltMj j GdlofaJo Pacific Coast Utah Wdsningtin flfflfika ASf PaUir Nabliska Black HJJJ 0VSA Sts Louis or Chicago1 i tbVF1tAtLSLEEpERS mm IMS CHAW Cm WcY ooNsutrr Tloitrr AaeNT w FM RUGGS vflAvp sri oewT aTlOlHa M J- guss1sssessSetss tSPRING IB37 j Wall PaferandW- indoW Shades T 1 The largest varietyINewest designs r Leadingcolors at the lowest prices ever shown I tb tile people of Hopkins C ofOUltrr Please call m aiid be cOil vmced t e ADSISKSBOOKSTORE MADISPNIlLLE c Illinois Central RR slaintainB uniurpassel DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE FROM NPW ORLEANS T9- MEMPHIS ST LOUIS LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI CHICAGO 7 iIlOW MEMPHIS P TO JO JitkJQP CHICAGO CJNCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND FROM ST LOUIS TO CHICABO making ditsct coaaectlpaa with through trains for all NORTH EAST AND WEST including Buffalo pitlsburg Cleveland Boston New ok Philadelphia Balll mor Richmond 81 ParfJjaMloaeapolia Omaha Kansas City Hot priags ArkJand Denver Close coaorcnbtt with Cea tral MississippI Valley Ro4te Solid Fast r Vestibule Daily Train for DUUQUEIStOUX FAUS r SIOUX CITY end the Wat Particulars of agents of thee I C R R and connecting lIaCrtitI 1 Wu MURSAY Div Pass Agtl N w Or kaneSJNO A SCOTT Div Pass Act MemphIs 1wj VV BELMQP S = rThIS HMM 5 ttlltltfOTBL 5 MADSGLfJA tj r o iI nrj O w U Ifi wT J t7c 4 1 tilZI 0 L11 i oriledl 4B COMPANY t dllJtoDllcejlfbrlln o1 ii- L See I tt I SCRIPTION KATES iT tld In advance H oo Six MonthsI I jo 1 tsSrriIeapplicationCeapondonta the I Cnintv Addroti for IJ THURSDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS MAX 6 1897 TAI SIHATC RohINSONWo ire authorised to announce at a candidate for State Senator from the countIes or lIopkln and Christian party subject to Ibo action of the Republican Jt AKKR Wo are authorized to announce DrTB 4J s Baker of Madlionvllle 11 a candidate for tt State Senator from Ihe countletof Hopklni and f I paitrr ch Mian subject to the action of Ihe Republican 4POsT0FFIcE pie will now beI it pMwdV Wholl be first in Rop t kias County THE Pop cr tIc press is hot beI cause the freesilvcr letter faket did riot workttoSenatpr Debces injury They are still tearing yt their Hair rt JBEAUTJFUL supplement to THE BEE this week Birdseye View of 1theTennessee Centennial Read 1i our great offer of a freetrip to this t greatExposition and goto work AUGUST ioh is the date andJ Louisville the place for holding I the Republican convention for theI r I purpose of nominating a cajididatc I for clerk of tho Court bf Appeals a JMRViVTiL tln Tontt AiiLirtrt has been elected secretary of the ReC r publican State Central Committee to succeed Wm E Riley retired POPULAR election of United States Senators would do away f vith vacancies in the Senate and a get over the agony of election in a 1 single day whatever else may be said5 i t Lh vethe pic cut andI Lk passed to the hungry ones andI tlenet down to business The F J politician and the demagogue it I should be shelved whenever pos tLsible lTiza praise we have had and I heard of upon our Tennessee Cen teniiaIssue of last week is quite pleasing and it is certain that no more attractive Centennial matter I has been issued by any weekly than that in our last weeks issue I IT would not be a bad idea perhaps if Governor Bradley would change the date set for Kentucky f day at theTennessee Centennial c from May 24 to June 22 The I latter day would be just right for i the Kentucky Press Association- sr andfor the reunion of Confederate veterans a c TilE gallant Blackburn Jmish cd his gallant career by gallantly damning in his farewell address at Frankfort all who had opposed his reelection This is the kind L of gallantry possessed by politiw cians which docs not to the number or strength of their constituents TilE BEE acknowledges with a pleasure an invitation to attend a a banquet in honor of Granny Metcalfes eightyeighth birthday given by Mr and Mrs E E i Sutherland at Paducah May 17e ComIf pany amOng successful andi enterprising advertisers who use THE BEES space to good advan tape 1iciR J G BAILEY Republican t C Representative from Magoffin county has announced his candi dacy for clerk of tlid Court of Ap peals and seems to have the leadd It is said that he will have the f active support df almost every S Republican member of the Gen I eral Assembly and all the mem bers of the State Central Coiit mittee t CAPT JOHN L STRANGE a guard r iatthe Eddyvtlle prison ran off aijd married Miss Lcla Goode of that town Galloway Times A Avery common occurrence for r frS jia man tQma ya GoodttAVoman Nothidg trangoubpjutfthj8 It ort foruatly happ n toO that a Strange sort of charater is the man with whom the Good woman olopes TIlE writer vho reccatly said that with all the realistic and yjcious fiction now to bb found in the book stalls ha little of the of old time Puritanical dislike of the novel would not be out of place however it might startle by its unusual appearance atthis time II expressed the truth But there arc many who dclignt to read every new novel and think it a necessary part of their keeping abreast of the times THE BEES new room has been completedand the big new job press put to work We arc making other improvement and hope to be able to present a more attractive appearance in matters architectural before many days Out friends arc cordially invited to call and lice us and give us their smiles of approval and whatever other loose change in the way of endorsement and patroifaga they may have to bestow The latch strfng is 01 the outside TilE tax rate is to be 47 cents in Kentucky It had to be raised in order that the State might pay the big debt that has accumulated under Democratic rule Some Democratic partisans arc falsely charging the necessity for this ad vance to the present Republican Administration but the falsehood is so palpable and the facts so well known that it pan do the Repub pan party no harm On the other hand the Republican lawmakers have shown their hon esty and courage by going 6n record as having passed a bill ad vancing the tax rate and now Ken tuckians are honest people before World If the enmity or condemnation of repudiatiomsts who ever they maybe is incurred the Republican party is complimented 04 it deserves l ir WE regret to chronicle the as signment on yesterday of the Mon arch Coal Company of Madison ville and the gentlemen who are the sufferers have our sincere sym pathy It is not surprising how ever that there should appear some signs of embarrassment the natural outcome pf selling prices for coal in the VVestern Kentucky jsjrkLuced tojsuch figures hat a marin to Ihe operabir and living wages to the miner have almost been eliminated in many instances by an unwise competition that has benefitted no one but the consumer The consumer of course is entit led to as low pnccs as are consistent with living wages to labor and a fair profit to the operator He is entitled to no more and the rea able honest man will demand- no moreSThese conditions and their present trend should be remedied The responsibility rests upon those who have tailed to do what they could to maintain prices that would bring living wages to the miner and a fair profit to the operator Deboe for Business Senator Deboe may be depended upon to do all in his power for his constituents and labor faithfully and earnestly for the triumph of Republican principles and the greatest wclfarcof the State and nation Our new Senator is a conscientious and able worker and we look for a good record at Washington He is a modest man and the following expressiQn reo fleets ot his modesty and his determination I am not1 he aid CIa great orator but I believe that I can present the claims of my bjatc in a clear forcible man ner and I hope that my record will reflect credit on Kentucky and the party II MADISON VILL1 The death of Mr ED Frost last week from our midst a worthy citizen ho will be mucbmlssedIMrs T home after a pleasant visit with her sister Mrs John D Harvey LeRoyfterfor New Harmony Ind which place they LeRoytakesflourishing little city Mr and Mrs Claud Rossare visiting inn Murfreesboro Tenn When one contemplates the result of be- nergy of a leading men In the gift to the world of that splendid enterprise the Exposit1ontbemlndInsUnctlvely Power and energy have eJI led through out the ages but they have been domi nated by motives corresponding with tbe spirit of thoso ages and which may be plainly read in monuments left behind Sphinxheuncertain meaning They built for time vastlydifferentOut above all it is pervaded the refin influences of a religion tenjency of which is upwardmaking realization of the present age a possibility and logical sequence The City Council at its session Monday evening directs the Marshall to call the attention of railroad officials to the high paulngtbroughtion of this would not only be to sailroadtoIncrease t spndcosily haand n r S OPENING DAY President McKinley Touches the BtonndStisth t v 4 f Machinery SIMPLE AND IMPRESSIVE EXERCISES the Great Tennessee Centennial Exposition Thrown Open to tlj World Nashville Tenru May 2Spec ial Opening flay dawned bleak and dreary cold and cloudyI and following the weather of the previous twenty four hours seemed to threaten the annihilation of the multitude that was confidently expected to witness and take part in the opening cere TennesseGentenOlal the sun burst out in all its splendor and gilded the processions route and rendered more glorious and lovely the magnificent gems of ar chitectural triumph with which the Exposition is so welladorned as crowning with the smiles of the Almighty this the honest hand iwork of man in a glorious cause The crowd came and numbered The opening cxcrpiscs were sim ple Gov Stephens of Missouri and exVice President Stevenson were among the invited guests Bishop Gailor of Tennessee opened the exercises with an elo prayerPresident Thomas presided The gavel he used was made from the tree on which Daniel Boone had inscribed the event of nis aving cilled a bar in 1760 Another gavel was made of wood from the house in which the first Tennessee Legislature had met Addresses were made by President Thomas Gov Taylor Chief Justice Snod grass of the Supreme Court of Tennessee Speakers of the Senate and House of the Legislature o Tennessee Mayor McCarthy and Director General Lewis Maj Lewis did not as some of the pro ceeding speakers say that he had I been invited only the day before to make a five minutes speech His name YaA applauded wildly and his modesty prevented himI coming forward from hisscat some rows back from the front of the stage He began the speech that is published In todays papers but never delivered it He said Twentyone months ago you did me the honor to place in my hands the physical features of the cele bration of the Centennial of Ten nessee Then he added u1 have been all these twentyone months preparing my speech II This sally was cheered to the echo and his eloquent speech was simply this It is with very great pleasure sir that I present to you the keys This was said to President Thomas who responded with an eulogy MajtCTTiu mOeloquant nddroec that had been delivered President Thomas then dictated this message to President McKin ley at Washington uThe people of Tennessee send greeting and request that you now put in mo tion the machinery of the Tennes see Centennial Exposition J W Thomas President Less than two minutes the boom of the cannon and the whirr of machinery and the deafening din of steam whistles proclaimed the fact that President McKinley had touched the button that started the great show in motion President Thomas said I now proclaim the Tennessee Centennial Exposition open to the world II Oov Taylor Speech Ladles and Gentlemen The first cen tury in the history of the Commonwealth of Tennesse glorious with the deeds o r heroes and rich with achievements in al the arts of peace has been garnered it eternity and as I stand here to join you in this jubilee the stirring scenes of a hundred eventful years pass in review before me I see the blue smoke curling heavenward from the rude cabins of the pioneers and hear the first song of civilization along the banks of the Watanga I see tho red glare on the sky of Jiigbl proclaiming the approach of torch and tomahawk I see the peerless Bonnie Kate like a frightened mountain fawn outstripping the painted warriors in her race and amid the flames and smoke from Decherd rifles which baffle the savage foe I see b r scale the parapets of the beleagured fort and fall fainting into the arms of John Sevier I see a thousand coon skin caps gathering at Sycamore Shoals and a thousand ri flea reflecting a thousand sparkling Im agesof rising sun I seo a thousaud stal wart mountaineers suddenly vanish into the forest apd now I seo them emerge around the base of Kings Mountain and vvjnding upward towards its summit like a serpent of fire they pour their withering Volleys Into the faces of the foe the brave redcoats fall like Ihe leaves of autumn the battle Is won and the tide of the revolution turned The scene changes and now I see the ax gleaming in the bands of these sturdy men the forest falls and fruitful fields spread westward from the moun taluS to the Mississippi a new State is carved from the heart of the wilderness the sixteenth star glorifies the flag of the Union and Tennessee is born republic public of thought Men like Jefferson and political lin and Fulton and Mohe and Howe and Hoe ana Whitney and Bell and Tesla and Edison open up new highways for thoI march of civilization IbedomInionyielding to the brain and prowess of the AngloSaxon race until fortyfour stars on our national flag symbolize the strength- and power and unity of the greateslreo public this world baa iver known- I see the achievements of a thousand years crowded into a single century I see American genius walkingIn gardens of the intellectual gods gathering sweets for unwitheringflowers oflightif our fathers who died a hundred years ago could come back from the tongueless silence of the dreamless dust and see the miracles that have been wrought if they could see their children talking acros oceans and sweeping across continents in palace cars the- wiftest wing if they coqld see the modern shipshroughmusic of the harvest song and if they could catch glimpses of the myriads of cities and thehabilallonsthey cojill look upon the beautiful S 1 tI Was Growing Woffa t t 1JytL- iver and Stomach Trouble Ysa Weak to WorkNow Able to Do All Her Hpuoowork Ie I was under the cars of a phyjIiJjA for two years and ho viu treating 1100 lot etomach and liver troubles and fcmL- dlIflcultloa but 1 only grow worio under lila treatment I wai so wok I couM ut hardly any work I was at last Inilutwi aPVlllaandnoOJrl1ls i bo mucH good that I now woljih 1W pounds and am Ma to do nil my Juiunp work I firmly believe litliuulilhar 1 n In my crnvo 11 It liait 1191 been for noodd Barsnparllla lily litchI girl was afflicted with iihtulalc 1 the her Hoods Baraaparllla and It baa relieved her MRS K S iUnpHn 701 Uulteralty Avenue Knosvllle Tennossco Hoods Sarsaparilta Is tho best In fAct the One True lllooJ Purifier At fill ilrilRSlO lie sure toRet llnod1 takeHoodsWhite Centennial City rising like a seraph here in the heart of Tennessee under whoso wings the nations of the earth are gathering to join us in this glorious lee I doubt not that they would shout for joy and sing with us Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow i Exposition Notes Vanity Fair was all agog tn the first day that waa ready was well patronized The crowds were in the smaller and more attractive buildings because in the main buildings the exhibits were yet in complete and one had to elbo his way through the crush in places In two weeks time the Tennessee Centennial will be a great show and practically complete There is no more attractive exhibit on the grounds than that sent from Earlingthn by the St Tier nard Coal Company which was the completelness last week 5 DEBOE Pittsburgh Press With an air quite Deboenalre Making Kaintuck draw a pair In Senate chamber As declaimer I You bet Deboe will be tberpvI Chicago InterOcean The new Senator is stalwartly Republican is an able lawyer and withal a good debater Bowling Green Time4 There is one thing at leastthat can be said to the credit of Sena tor Deboe and that is he is a clean honest man against whose reputation and standing there is no stain and that is more than can be said of many who havebccn members of that body to which he has been elected J A Louisville Commercial Senator Deboe is nobodys man He is Senator from Kentucky and will represent the State and the party and will represent both creditably The people are glad that a Senator is elected and the attempt of small partisans on one side or the other to make dissension out of the result will get no help from Senator Deboe Hopkinsville Banner He is not a man of national rep utation nor is he possessed of much of this worlds goods But IjQ is a man of ability and will oc cupy his seat in the Senate with dignity He will make his people and party a faithful servant and JoeBlackburns IHenderson Gleaner In speaking ot Senatorelect Deboe Dr Hillyard said I haVe known him for many years add was intimately associated with him in a business way for fifteen years He was born and r isedin the hills of Crittenden county and I remember him when he used to tome to Marion barefooted with physicilawyHe r sense and is a politician from the crown of his head to the sole of his feet I am quite glad to see my friend reap this honor Chicago Record The new Senator has been physician lawyer and legislator nnd while never regarded asa leader or as possessed of coin manding abilities will give Ken an eminently creditable rep resentation in the United States The result of the No vember election and tho choice of a Republican for United States Senator will enable the stalwart Republicans of that State hereto fore rather lonesome in national affairs to demand recognition that as matters go in politics they cer tainly have earned CROFTON Mrs Sol Fritz and Mrs Cbas Lane of Hopkinsville were visiting relatives hero last week Bob Young who cut Cbas Dukes hero Satrdafandputance before the next terra pf police court Mr Julian Barley has been very sick the past week with chills latlvesln PMbrokeatSpringsMr Dud Goaley of HopktnsviUe a J faQRev belagsickv t cotiety4moved tyrepresentatlvh j TIME TO ADJOURN Lolt Republican UnltedfUtM Senator Has BeitElected 7 5 i SOLONS SHOULD VsfP THE EXPENSES 1 I 4i To the StAts jAdJoUraIeetItiiLesista- use Accoapll t4 ilece the IilccU I Special correspondeace to TUB DEB Frankfort Ky May 5 1897 Much criticism Has been indulged in because cfthedclay in electing a United States Senator and calculations haVe been made as to how much the Senatorship had cost the State at 1000 per day Members were urged to Ret together and elect so as to have an opportunity to at tend strictly and closely to business ut instead of settling down to work the two Houses have done scarcely anything since the elec dayThursdayMonday On that day no quorum was present in either House Today the House had fiftyseven members present and the Senate eleven The House went through the motions of transacting business just to kill a unpopularbUlsbills special orders for other days and appointing committees to con fer with the Senate committees on the Revenue Bills passed by tho Houseand amended in the Senate dayThere duced in the House No no originating In the Com mince on Retrenchment and Re form being to amend an Set Relat ing to Claims upon the Treasury No xti originating the same to repeal in part and amend an act re lating to fees and No na by Mr White An act to amend an act of June 30 1892 entitledElections About a dozen House Bills have been passed by the Senate and several Senate bills have passed the House some of which have been signed by the Governor and others held to await the action of the two Houses on the Revenue Bills It is expected that the Conference committees will agree upon some compromise and the bills be reported and passed tomorrow Con servative members of both parties are of the opinion that an ad journment should take place early next week but a nonpartisan majority seems to favor some ex cuse for sticking here the full time possible under the law Some ar gue that an extra session is not urn ited and arc for staying longer and making a test case of it A very popular idea seems to prevail that the legislature should not adjourn till alter Kentucky Day designated by the Governor and should proceed in a body to visit the Nashville Exposition at the expense of the State and lib companyAs tIed on the 28th ult the 1000 per day expense must since that time be attributed to some other object It is very funny to an un prejudiced spectator to watch the practice clerical assistence to the Judges and vote to cut down salaries state officials and then ask leave of absence so that seventy legislators are drawing five dollars per day privatebusiness at a stand still By adjourning next week several thousand dol lars would be saved to the tax payers which will otherwise be utterly wasted People wondered why Senator Ogilvie in his enfee bled condition and when there seemed to bo no necessity for his vote in behalf of the Democrats came all that long distance to take part in tho proceedings But Auditor for his mileage and pay unless he really came and took his seat the staylug been granted indefinite leave of ab makinghistory DKN LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS An extra No 53 was run last Saturday morning and made all regular stops so that all who desired could attend the opening of tho exposition at Nashville B F Dickson and E H Mann accom pealed by Roadmaster Robson made an inspection of the Providence branch las- tFJdsy Until jecMtly wd thought that the 4 50 IDS of Coal A4ay would keep yoti rooms warm irr winter But that small stove will burn anI litsctdlscomfortaM fatburnedJody warm aocl But your digestion is bad and you dont t it ordinary at fooL Hence art dly catch cold easily you Hare coughs and shivers wjbJk peeumonia broocnitis or IOsumption finds you with no re sistive power t Do this Burn better ficL- Usc SCOTPS EMULSION aMCUHrlO lcoatJaf of toW flesh will protect orrasti against the aol the b yga1nztd1scasc1 1uatOOhkJrcofiKMrdae 1o1oNiwe-U of f Howell shops was located near Evansvlllr Ind v Supervisor Sullivan has8 work train out this week loading arid distributing fle The section foremen on the St Louts division have commenced their Journey to Nashville and the Centennial Of couta white eoroufe they closely observe the way track fs kept op oath Hender son division i A close perusal of TIIIDfR will disclose the fact toOle of tbe Boysirthat we never mentioned Mr Walshs riamb la connection with that hand Luther Bruce has now cast his lot with tbe railroad bok Foreman Saeger and crew are building a now trestle cm Bakers hill Section foremaa Golden after several mouths of illness again look charge of the Kelley section on the first of this month Tho telegraph line cm the St Louts di vision Inow being rebuilt A much seeded Improvement Indeed Did it ever occur to One of the Days that Iwenlystx pieces Is hardly enough for a band of forty members President Thomas of the N C St Louis Railroad II one of the main pro moters of the great Tennessee Centennial and the people can rest assured that it will be a success if hcan make it so o A large amount of corn for the export trade is now passing over this division One day last week three sections ofone train WAS composed of cars hooded with corn Section foreman John Burnt lately on the Providence branch has accepted n po sitioa on the main line Foreman OBrien his aa eoto Ihe beautiful as well ttho useful His palates man who paints the gons red and ornaments them with snowwhlto fig ures numbers you know not poster fig ures has worked with camels hair brush and canvas aDd Is liable at any noon hour to break away and spread out upon the spacious a do of auL N box car a land tape waterscape snowscape or neanlatn cape from the old country I Health tad vigor are essential for AU- Ccell Therefore make yourself strong such I healthy by taking ROOdS Saraparilla DOWN IN THE NINES Regardless of the fact that coal business is dull at the best during the sprint and sarac0ers aioa lad miners can not expect to get steady work the block coal miners of Indiana threaten to strike and even re led the half loaf which is better than sOeRatber tfaaa accept a small reduc lion la wages they are about to decide to lay dowa their pick and shovel and prey upon tbo charity of the public elaryPlatt of the Woodstock Coal Company made a trip to Evansville last week In search we presume of coal trade as well as pleasure John Owen is all right as a miner but when it comes to taking charge of a pris oner and him safety keep he Is not a great success lake McEuea of the St Dernard Com pany at St Charles is one of the lucky ap plicants for tbe post office position having no oppoaentaad sure to win and is worthy of the position be seeks Mr Oscar McEuen an employe of the St Bernard Company at this place was married at Sacramento last Sunday and returned here with hiwife same day His many friends offer congratulations Thousandsof miners in Alabama have become dissatisfied with their wages and- r threaten to make trouble by ordering a strike No one appreciates a few days rtcrea lion better than the miners and you can- rest assured that a large number of them from Western Kentucky will spend some time at the Tennessee Centennial Billy Kelly after a loss of about six weeks the result of an injury to one of his soonIan oftnet We understand the Monarch mines loaded some coal last week and will agaIn soon be ready to fill all orders A train load of coke consisting of twenty six cars left Ibis point for St Louis one day last wijek- Superintendent Crutcbfield and wife made a brief visit here last week Barton left the mules at home this time Too slow for him The efforts of the legislators at Frankfort to lay additional burdens on corpora lions especially local Operators will In the end if Successful prove an injury to those whom it is their intention to benefit namely tbe miners Any extra cost attached to making paraent4 every two weeks will lorlhetmplethe production of coal is now as heavy as they can bear and more clerks means moro expense and to operate their mines atany profit wages must be cut So the legislature should first count the cost be fore they proceed too far Their hearts may be right but their calculations wrong One of qur county coal operators they claim is somewhat alarned oyer the re port that lute and Cody make his jnloe their headquarters during the day and we doal blam him for a sharp look out forlhatwlnchesler Is it not rather strange that some coal companies can In the face of the fact that operators all around them are reducing wages carry on prosperous business without Imitating them One of the busiest men at work for the Hogaawbohim cliase Ashland News coUapsedwithcompletely than the one upon which ho vas placed at Chicago Agfa Hiss Haweo Exchange bOQ5tSamcratic nomination tp the office of clerk of the o rtJf Appeals inHopliscounty orthimheartily ultoJindI C j r AI4 l To Be- D Smartly Dressed ilnot mean to be expensively dressed A little money goes n long way vhere good I 5 tastqanil judgment are UsddU 4 Menst t f ithins J Firf J oes J hats tNecWar 4 t in oAOnly the happy wearers of MONARCH SHIRTS can apprc iat0 heir real goodness of quality fit anti durability Out prices are rughta trial will tcH the story The Only Exclusive Mens Furnishing House in Hopkins CountyJSCorT Sc IIOJPE WEiI 1JMADiSONVILLE KENTUCKY J j- p c I77nOT r =J j O L L tIc JJ BICYCLES3 NORWOOD OUTING I ii I X Kept in Stock I I If It Tires InlatedFre of- OIIlfll iEquJppld t I The special line or Bicycles handled by C M Bourland connection with his Harness and Saddlery Goods arc X m superior to the average of Bicycles but by the special I iV arrangements entered into with tho can be sold K XJXffIkJ S m BGMRMNEMAD- ISONV1LLE l J J oriie OF THINGS IAT TjIgI 1 St Bernard Stores 1 Stocks arc and fresher than ever This buying was planned to 0 c combat the times however hard New Shoe Styles Our largo and excellent stock Shoes is proverb ial Honest Values al ways No shoddy good But we now have unusual variety and quantity Shoes for everybody We can please both you and your purse ji White Goods and Washable Fairies That all women can ap predate early and get the prettiest and India Linen Dimities Lawns Peroales etc in endless variety FaucyD1essCoudsStacks r Fashion World which 0 Damp Fftshton JlaSal proved this spring are here Bright new stuffs every yard nnd each a great bargain Alls rt of Goods both Col oredand Blaclf ln variety jr Shirt Wail 11 IQ 1p Ay Ii HIt Sh aptJIiijr in make KY me greater Seasons successfully of in Come Dress Silks great r Big Sale of ij UndcrpslinsVV- cJiave J made a lucky wrcnasc ofja complete ijline of Ladies Muslin Uiu tfjjt heforejjchcaper than you 1 41 can I make at homet lfirI Parasols and L i Umbrellas J The newest and prettiest jconceits in sun protectors Pine Umbrellas and Um r brellas not 60 ttnenll at ro remarkably low prices iJ jy5 5r S f Curtains and ri Curtain Gods If there is a window or a doorln the dining rppin 5 parlor anywhero in the 0- hoUscthatncedstirtaIn ing you wilt find what you anllb our stpck of Lace Curtains Scriwa Drapery i tVWona1fr J9Wprccc1 1irii1 j I 4 r Laces tr thbroideryRUCHI sj1ij MIM NG an largeiie I3cauIm tiful atws tbatStbe Ycrdictthey aJ mrnpiy oj exquIsite c 1 5 5 J ftnything else y9icdc rWQit f1i I 4 I J- ei8t BerllapdeileralStorea l T 11 rJ 2 i T Ii A r 11 c of T w fic CL e Zeerh Itt 1111rs a La N TfME TABLti 0t TIN Rr TRAINS AT H ARLtdriTorti RHVclivoDcefnler 26 1896 1 12 IIflTM- No f fDij a in NosivyvI U3 a RI n io UI No70 I 750 a H- Iflo 78Sr l 4 Jl p tIT1040 5 st pM 8I4PiflNoHOti hJ 440 p HI I f NP 77 75a IB No 91 and Nil 14 kfo fatHratat W W KTIIRIIHIK AtL b TiniTaillCRR RectkiojuIy 19 8gS HASTBpUNB k No6LrIT Mtniphlii 8ijam JM5pm- IT fallen PI 613 Km- lvladaeahi I b io5pm njj P sjjpm nooam 800 a-mLrllIecloripm tttSRin 937 a m- eLJ NottoEYlllo Sift pm Jja a m 1045 o in Ar Central City 3 p m 400 a m um p m rrLoulavflleIIia p III 733 aelll 517 p ni Ar lnclnniiU 640 a iii 11155 a ro- WUSTBOUNU I NoSLyChclftnI1v lnulsviIt 3frIn 53pIn 8oab 1 Ir Central CII BS a in 1055 am rjopm- LT NorjouvIIte 911 am Ilijipra 135 pm IY rrlncvlen io8 am 1111 H m 331 p m- LTI Txlncali UlJa pvn 157 am jjopm Ar Kolton sxjpm ijojra rjopro ir Wompblt Mo 710 a ins Ar New OiIcani 7040pm 750 pm All It tint run dall No3 And 4 carry Pull man flteI JlocMf reclining cli lrc u bolwc n h CIc1iinaiI and NewOrl ns Direct coaneclloni fnmile a l ill IIIIANSONGPn6TA Si SL L mh i t2 r1 I t1 rJ1rn1 litn I n 1P aunUiUISC ue its Union XASHVIKLE 1897 ofi 1- atI iftlitionstotIi ois siahion From rc 1 f polls tho progress ol conditions s liirab1oo unfavorable lo crops t V ao noted and thd crbp record kept r up to date Spkhdld ppportunlty llreo trip to tlie great Tpnnessee CentennIal and Intcrnatipn Expo l lsjliou Itead TUB BBES splepdid ofer Go any time you like Bega- nf 1now AU the shoes in latest jstyles and I LtstlT St Bernard Stor canribt hebeat it FreeforM yyopcan go to ihtTenpeSsec Centennial arid Inter l1 tinal EXp anytimc you t J kke R ad lHE Bx fJ great offer and go fo work i r oLNew Ties gentlemen tbt Bernard Store f Straw Hats and all other Pi qg s flii9hil1gs for gentlemen la large varielyst Dtrnard Store j jI SPEUIAL DAYS AtiM iHt Centennial And International Expealtlon The g 5s a list of con specladaysthus far arranged for the of May r May i Jtp 3Supreme ate Knights Ancient Essenlc Order DayMay the United States M a and 8 Freight Claim- Aiocaation DayMayRailroad Air Brakemen May ia Improved Order of Men Tennessee May i a Wolverine Press Aso iation of Michigan May iTennesce Colleges May ISKnihts of Pythias Day May 17 National Good Citizens Convention MaYI9acki9 and Oho Val of Ohio May 19 and ao Tenliesce State Bankers Ass ciatiotl May 2oUnit dOtderpf the DayMay Day- MayaGGreck Letter Day May 37 Vanderhilt Day in honor of Commodor Vanderbilt 28State Press Association of Georgia May 28 Wisconsin Day May dates notgivcnSouth- Hardware Jobbers Association National Roafl Parliament and Farmers Congress National Stove Manufacturers Association South ern Immigration and Industrial As soclatlonJ SoutheiniIrngahon Con 2 i i tr 1SIIUUI3UUl IJI If=so it was cunning piece of pleasantry rherels another if If Richard hould with his little gun unfor unately wander up the of tho Winchester the inquest vould no joke but he may have mly been chasing a Un ler certain conditions you know nany stories float without reasonL- S did thisone about Dick Dont elicve everything you hear Lost small round breastpin by Mrs t V between the Chris Mrs Elsie Robin oris bn Wtst Main Street Suit ble reward be paid for its return Free Trip You pan gototbe Tennessee ieritenniat free if you will and take your sister brother wife children Read TUB BEES great oU tof a free trip to this magnificent Exposition Matting Ingrains Rag Carpets Rugs Curtains etc etcj excellent selections at Ibvjest prices at St Bernard Store 7 F A 3CtJRtCOttST1PA1JtLId c1 II alIIAOfrIHi4th ace4 ire Wi 141 IIef V iiit IIWUIIUZI2UL yulIIU9UIJI Hl bhkIt tri 14 piilliV ifl cI j A LOUISVILLE OFFICER Lets his Prlserur Escape from e an Illinois Central Train JrONE MILB OUr OF NdXTONVILLE s- Frainpi Capture Due to ibe Wsrk of Earl UtfeaVCIty Harttwi Baraiit It is not worth while to cnunier ate the steps in the decline ofT anddowqfatpIe of this section Drink and gaming have brdnght him low and the case is most pathetic The sympathy of all good citizenS is with the striken friends ahd rela tives of this fallen man At one saltsmenthe hat trade and few in the coun salaryWhiskyhe has not bee Pemploycd by any of the Louisville houses for some time T Oi Sugg who has frequently gotten in trouble by obtaining money pnder false pretenses was recently arrested in Hot Springs Arlcon such charge He was wanted in Louisville and S C Owens detective Louisville went to Arkansas to bring him home Owens says his feelings were worked on and that he took the idcuffs off his prisoner They were on an Illinois Central train Saturday night last bound for Louisville and had passed Nor tonvillc when Sugg upon the pretext of getting drink of water reached the platform and jumped while the tram was going at rapid speed about 1mi1esoutloLNQr tonville iXe State into I I AND I I j L L I I I r I 1 j 0 L r S I I 1would permit The Maids had woven of sundry tinted and gauzy stuffs a of beautiful little baskets These were with sweet wild flowers in this notHborn to blush unseen from natutes fast nesses in the hills and dales about this picturesque town offerings were left at the floors of friends long after the curfew had warned home young and girls the young ladies had a lawful and proper es cort of the age required ordinance of course hence had the freedom of the town This beau tiful custom was revived a year ago here by the Bachelor Maids and if that very delightful and club of young ladies should togetherin sufficient numbers thisMay day celebration is des tined to become a permanent ciis torn among us Let us encourage and uphold beautiful in life This friendly and Ipvablo little ceremony is that category About thirtyrfive May baskets were dropped at friendly doors each sweet floral Offerings and and the maids themselves say at- nonO but those who participated in the distribution can know the there is in giving hap piness to rsJl1this old time fashlonI I K lumle Tour Hnwul Ultli CniiriirrU Cany CUlrLtcnrl c Mlpitlon foroier 0db rvuti mOIlcr Duhantthe Call I fornia murder r is umki Mn nce df death U still htiaI the through his tor flYL I 1hlIitaU P11y01 Tjilianiuicwvte OMuiy OMihe lee rik IPI PH4 I L n O r 4 t 4 An ApprechaIt1tft + Mr Bail YfcWt1e ConC3- neigl4orhood presented the Free Museum an r relic a lWdays since histlle head ndncckdf What seems iobe a compromise between the bird animal kingdoms The bot tom seems to be a base about 3 by a inches oval in form and perfect mergesintoThe Jiead greatly resembles that of a bird and a well defined beak the head however converges to aridge throughout its length somthiingo like the comb ofa Io each side of the head arc two yell executed knobs aboutJiaH an in diameter same illenJth which are to represent ears and detracts from its appearance as a fowl Through tfie base in front and at the rear are holes evidently mad to admit a string In 1wihathing similar to varnish but ostfof this has been cut away by effacing hand of time Although macje troin the hardest limestonet and doubtless with the b it perfect in everyt and shows evidence of ing been made at a very remote pca 1thankirovalued gift which found upon toe premises of Mr John Lacy Paducab April 8 1897Jrst Frank Smlthoj this place writes the fol a c towing letter for publication I eonIolder no praise too high for Hoods saparilla It has cured me of dyspepsia which I bad been troubled six years and for which t had tried numbllri1 less remedies and prescriptions wltiiutdrelief Wa have taILIil thnj J cIf TCnl1lSSlC the First Celebrate the tile 4 IHKI1SKYB TENNESSEE EXPOSITION TO VVithouLigspney iis4ownplcasure nan be ianctiifiAiand f25s54 ha condzctorfvoiild collection These de lightful but the fla suiprisingly he nee 1 lU 1 t Y r l u 1oL 0 MIn i i A prominent western newspaper recom mends flaxseed lea as an excellent remedy for whooping cough It may be good but It is not to be compared Chamber lains Cough Remedy This preparation will allay the violent fits of coughing and make them loss frequent and less severe It also liquefies the tough mucus miking it easier to expectorate Complete re covery is much quicker too when this remed is given There is danger in giv ing it to small children as it is a pleasant syrup and contains nothing injurious 35 and so per bottle by StlJer nard Drug Store Eatlingtoh Den T Rob bison Mortons Gap George King St Charles Jno H publisher of the Chicago Dispatch who was re cently sentenced to years penitentiary service for sending obscene literature through the mails was taktti to the et ptison on Tuesday alter exhaust ing every means to escape the sentence AeYD lot an eye tIaa tooth for a toatb lalhe old Mosaic doctrine but the doctors of today save tha eyesIght by ap plytag Sutherlands Kagl Pye Salve It cures all fotpsTsf ore eyes ad cranulatcd IId4 It wkwFor sale bySI Bernard Df g Store Earliagtofl Gco King St Cbarl Directors ol the Buckeye road in GarranlrcoHiity live been rorizcd by tht tpllgat raidiSrs to t extent that they have thrown alLgatHiopeRaRh1ecidtadto col tnr y TeCH a ewIR O D y F ka Laxative Br ioQ4eIRki Tablets AdDrnI4 riHIIM ltit fjllls Cllrt 3 1cr r byJlt L3raar- d1niglo rUato Ky A NIGHT CHASE If I After the McGregorBrotliers who Were a ParLplJhe flob that MURDERED iiowTotf IN CALDWELL tI Bud f llrav Weit With Earlluglon Bleod I Hoamlvla Close Pursuit v ft t Anot1crattcrnpt wag mad last Sunday morning before day to capture the two McGregor brothers at he house of this fatherinlaw of ne of them 24 hiiles from Provi dence in Webster Not long since one of the McGregors was out of this house by officers who had a shooting match cnpturcThiswell armed with Winchesters guns and revolvers and taking with them Kate the Earlington blood ound went to take one or both fthe McGregors if they could be There was good reason to believe thy were there but it discovered that only one of- hemhad been there and that he ad probably been warned by a- unner who rode a horse that car ried cGregor and the runner both from the clutches of the law- Tbeposse was composed of Mar hat Hammock of Providence the Marshal of Clay Bill Robertson who formerly lived near Earling on young Wynn of Providence nd j T Denton of this place with Kate the Earlington bloodhound in his charge The ap proach was cautiously conducted closelyTheand ube floor Sud- elily thcdooropcnedJJutno light peared Dcntonarid the Mar halefonf 9 Iill j 2 r11 PV1Nll ll W u r JtUriSH1tht is to One Hundredth Anniversary of Admission w VIKW OF CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL TEXXKSSEK MAY XONEMHEK 1IiaIitynOthpgShOddYat- f for against phahtom I IkUOHIT suchwpleasatitnes filled case hold appropriatelriendlygreetiitgs pleasure Theodore who jwiatfiMwr with with nq cents trengUwjM e ter B run Ti9S or every neigh borbpodwholsssJtiect to attacks of pain In lhe totnach otbiltdus colic Mr J D Klnqey Warren Center P1 used to be troubled fn tljat way He says The attacks were marked by terrible pains dlarrboea and fainting spells At such times I suffered exceedingly until I began using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy two or three doses of which effected an immediate and lasting cure For sale by St Bernard Drug- Store Earlington Den T Robinson Motlons Gap Geo King St Charles TWo thousand miners are reported idle In the Jellico district on account ot the failure oi the operators to renew the contract of prices that expired April 30 No pffort has been Dsdtl on tither side to make haw contracts and the miners are uneasy for fear there will be no work for them MrVI1I Skillmlin Buras Ky had soro eyes for years Ho tried many doctors and remedies and always failed tagei relief uqtil bo tried Sutberlanda Eagle Eyp Salvo which cured him inside of one week Forcale by StDornard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles The bridges and trestles on the Provl deocq branch will be all rebuilt this yesr A force of men to go to work soon Eyer11t1tI1It C ndy OalliaiiK Uin must won dfumoiilcal rery or the ace pUma ant dratretiii to to taaio act gently and p lWvely oa JcldBOyB liver and bOwo dflfta B enUre By coMa eUre MMtMbt fever aift u31CO Uoli aacl boeMIee leY aIMI a ba el todQ JO 91S11lO cea Ok1H- HiiuAaM6od 0 ere a Mr FaRk Fox of th4t No 9 crew ol sulph cpklHinwai oa the crippled JI- HI1aiteebatis now cpavalesclog I jK Tc4iuq for flftrccata wenISt4enb for THE BEE I Fifty Years Ago Wt Is the oradlc la whlcb there grew That thought of a phllanUiropli bralaa X remedy t3iI would make life neW For tho multitude that were racked with pain Two araparlltaa made you bow By Ayer bmc 50 years ago Ayers Sarsaparilla was ki its Ihfnoy half a century ago Today it doth bestride tho narrow world like a colossus What frthe secret of its power Its cures I The number of them I Tho wonder of them I Imitators have fol lowed it from the beginning of its sucoess They are still be hind it Wearing the only modal granted to sarsaparilla in tho Worlds Fair of 18O3 it points proudly to its record Others imitate tho remedy they cant imitatd the record So Years of Cures The Henderson division officials will have tboblg Barnum and Baileys IhO1 to bandit this month HOW TO FIND OUT ILilla bottle or common water glass With jet it stand tweqty four hours a selling indicates a diseased w the kidnejs When urine tHt is positive evidence of kid I Too frequent desire to nrin tatba back is also convincing the and bladder are out IWHATTO DO the knpwledga so JCilmeis Swamp lat kidney remedy fulfills every pain lo the back kidneys rlnaryit ordinary effect Swamp Sri llized It stands the high aoa wonderful cures of tbe most casts If you need a medicine Ihayo the best Sold by drug JUlY cents and one dollar For and pamphlet both sent n mention TUB BBB and send ostofflcQ address to Dr Kilmer proprleIpperer 5leemea have been on the toot week 0 ne of W W Brewer JISS I- C1Promar tfZlmV wlthoat a and Hwnody and always recommend trlepds It is the best I ever inever tails to give immediate lot salo by Sir Bernard Drug llagton Ben T Robinson Mor co King St Charles 2 who proposed a railroad tunnel Atlantic Ocean Isa tit com I airship man klens Arnica Salve Inlva in the world for Cuts ores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever ier Chapped Hands Chilblains all Skin Eruptions and post oPiles or no pay It It ito give perfect satisfaction or hnded Price ajc per box For fflCernard Drug Store W W W aIIALSEY t5 Wlritley County Kentucky LUMP EYE COAL Sl5to 100 MMth lirstclass Gentlemen cellent school work being pJaccdin every county tlw Callr GILMOURGenciral Agent Kyr address Company Box 344 Nashville Term Are you a subscriber THE Bet You should be J K NI10 15YofiTAnr Do You Get CORRECT FIT I RECEIVE THE t tg BENEFITS 9ft YEARS fc yie SUCCESS BYORDERING oyM BORN Co THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS We guarantee to fit 8ttrease you ad sue JM meey 300 NEW SAMPLES TO 8ELLECT FROM t AT ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE 4 WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equip ment the bdst fnthispitof the Anything and V everything you want ihlivcry PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST d WALKER TWYMAN 1 and and dirt use rnsr T M OF BIRD a a I to f tb or to in in on M M at to a l j 25 to 50 Per A now to us be at il can bo us It will be to to Pa WantedAn PftteK JUoo Uo 1 tar their 1890 PfICotl odor IM HOW ilK lit sos a TINNERSI Main Street West of Railroad k GftRcINGTeN A i t 4 complete of it Stoves Castiii TINWARE I J tepainng ixoonng uutterdng Skyhighn quality prices cheap 1 4 r Every 1i Woman Admires S L a dressed rr can r admiration R expseby Ra1D this seasonsl j suits I15U ann up l Made to t Trousers 350 and upOrder iWe the best of cloths and employ journeymen tailors bestrf HART OBERNDORF tw Y M1 VICTORY CO ftwwwmmmmn- f HALSEY PRESIDENT NONES VzcgPuEslngNr GRAHAM SECY BEN ROBINSON GENt MGR Bird EyeJellico Coal Co I Telegraph Address JELtlCj TENN MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF 7CC JELLICD From the wellknown Jellico Vein VANDEFPDOLUnsurPassed both as SteT =Coal bleMin rsoftheIfamousBIRD EYE EANNEL 3Special attention given Mining Screening and Handling jttyWE PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS cGIVE us A TRIAL 2 PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE 1COMPANY awwuwwWUnilUWWWR Offered Agents aid ancxI which Dawson Springs Student Rtsgister Lock YOU State t Agents Week Yqu work right homo Brand thing Write Quick You will surprised how easy done Send your address anyway your interest investigate Write today Peoples 3941 Market Sti- Philadelphia Idea tb1naWpaIuI- tar weal4l- lw 1I WmakiHion u4lBy1ttlllltlt KY Stock gs AND HI 5 1r well man You gain f your only J 1 I I 1 1 ARE ALL 1 j Pw around JOB WORK Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished upon application State Encampment Q A R altixmg ton May ion fThe L N RailroadCoapaay w UU round trip tickets to teilBgtoa at eM hre account of the State Escarapmwt O A R Tickets will be sold May gthaAClletla l Imild to Way iat for TiLE BuI1scribe I L z TTiT TYT 7 I JI Ltle I ItiIt4 It Y J1tbltsfru G tInc j L N TIME TALi j wj TRAINS AT HARLWrfbrt EKtcfto DfCCDIhf 20 S96- lfll N iSt soij sv No 9 jH Uis Ii NeIS nr D51 psi NDI 708No 8 D 4 43 P 8 T iNdI l 5 3rp Ii if 1111 P0 i r No f 459 H No 0 1I 11 4 1 440 IIR I NI77 1 11 H No 91 ami No f4 Ira fastIrIHs W W HTIIRItXSK Awat TimiTaliiriCRR Kflecltve July 19 1806 I HAST 119NI Not NO4 No6 I tT New Orlcan KIS p m a- f nf lv Meniphln Ii3 0175 P zn i Uv Fulion 1I0S p lnlllpm 6i- lv1aIucah ta t 955 p m 1Zoo am 800 a ta Lv Princeton 440 p in ta8 C m 937 a m Lr Nortonrltlo jipm silo a m 10145 a so- Ar Ccntftl ojj pin 400 1 m 11110 p m- iiaopArLoniivllle m 733i 517 pm ArJlnclnMII 6o abs 1111 m WUSTBOUND 53 SLv8oSmLpIv1iIscetonta m t LT Vadueili lira p 91 157101 jjopm Ar Fulton ltS pm jjonm rjopm r Momplili 54Om 710 a DIM New Oilcan 740 p m 730 pin- Alllralnnan Not 3 and 4carrr Pull- mAn lluffcl recllota chair call between Cincinnati and New OrlunL Direct connecllo- onlleal all juncUoni v II HANSON OP nilTA EarIi ngtelpta Eni ngs Wew Notes PtfMiwi Faracnipbs and Other Detegs at Home Worthy a ot Spcl l MeAtlen t Mis J Er pay is visiting in A 1 vCrpfton C Circuit Court convenes next i Mondaye Mrs F I Croft of Mortons5 Gap visited relatives hero this weekt a I M iss Carrio Crcnshaw returned HOl1ktnsJIyMrs Dave Uourland of MaW BonvHlo is visiting Mrs IL V t Duis Lawyer Jonson says ours is one of the most pcacable lawabiding communities he evcrknew Speaks 5e well for the good citizens and off- ictrs of Earlington psi EarlinRton is a pcacabte town V and outoflTiccrs make it hot for of undcrs of all sorts Our only law 4 ycr gays wellavc a very uncomfort ably peaceable time ofit i Earlington Sa good place to get b arxjtqd for the man wJ1o has com C 4IY violation of law Ours lfcnble town And our efficient pincers propose to keep it so 4 Roy Boclunan who has been y With M 1J Long our city baker for qiiito a wliilu went to Evansville ycsifrdny where ho will make his future home Sorry to lose Roy I Mr and Mrs Jno D Atkinson and Mrs Paul M Moore and son John went to Louisville Wednes Jay tnorntng for a few days Visit tn Mr S IL Newbold and family I picnic5tLochland there is n promise jhat the 40 piece hand from Howell tIm pride of Mr Thos Walshes heart will be here Madisonville Commandery No I 27 Kniglits Tcmplar will go in a lurdy to the Annual Conclave at c 110pkinsvilhVoit tho of the v8th instant The Sir Knights r atUicipatcva most pleasant time I f it The Earlington Weather ob pcrvmg station is again sending tLtiv telegraphic reports of the C wiatlitr conditions to the Louis Vilc slMion FrpPl these re 1f poHs tho progress oj conditions IsvbrabloOr unfavorable lo crops iVo noted and thbrcrop record kept tIVtO date i Sptehdld ppportunlty Rrec trip to the great Tennessee Ii t Centennial and Inicrnatiprv sjtion Read THE BEES spleadid J Toffer Go any tjmeyoU Ifke Begin q 110W t All the shoes in latest styles and b hitsi luaIHynothinKshqdd at I r Sr Bernard Store Our prices cannot be beat Is t Free For AllI A I Without moneyyopc n go to fZl 1T ness eC nteniiatansI Inter 1 tionalExpositioJon inicyou iJI rr ijk great offer r4 arid goo work 1 J3eautiul LingoLNew Ties for Si gentlemen at bt 13ernardStore iraw Hats itnd all other sprTng kf f iitrntshings for gentlemen in large- i v tiettttBena d StOre jF SPECIAL DAYS At tIN TeniMsse Ce tennlal Arid p International Exposition The following ia list of con speckdaysthus far arranged for the month cif MayI i J03 Supreme Seriate Knights Ancient Essenic Order May 5MOxtcoDay May 7Art Day for the United States ClaimASsociation m DayMayi 1 Railroad Air BrakemenS May I2Improvcd Order of I Men Tennessee May 12Wolverine Press Asso MichiganMay Colleges PythiasDayMay 17 National Good Citizens Convention May ilockigand Ohio Val Icy Press Association of Ohio May 19 and 20 Tenhcsce State Bankers Association May so United Order of the DayMay Day DayMay in of Commodore Vanderbilt 28 State Press Association of Georgia May 28 Wisconsin Day givenSouthHardware National Road Parliament and farmers Congress National Stove Manufacturers Association South ern Immigration and Industrial As sociation Southern Irrigation Con fess The Forty Miners The Western Pioneer Associa tion of California Pioneers will hold a reunion in Madisonville on May i8th Those who crossed the Western plains or wcnf other hardshipsfin California in 49 or 50 are cordially invited to attend this re union I Knights of Pythlas The Knights of Pythias of the Hopkinsvillo a the representatives from the score of lodges m the district Grand Chancellor Adams Grand Keeper of R and S Sheltmanand DowlineGreen TheB tIClubeLast Saturday the liachclor Maids met with Miss Celeste Moore It is needless to say the I Maids were very glad to have her J with them again or that she was t most cordially welcomed by the 1 Club asa whole Mrs Paul M Moore and son were privileged visitors that afternoon There was no regular meeting as the B Ms had some mysteriously press ing work on hand Nearly all the maids were present and much bright conversation and fiwaswork Music was also delightfully rendered After partaking of dainty refreshments the Maids ad journed to meet with Miss Jennie McGary next week A callmeet ing was held Monday with Miss Lucy Crcnshaw Begin II you dont begin you will never accomplish your desire Decinr now and work for one of o those easily won free trips to theiTennessee Centennial You can it Read our great offerbDick Is not Dead There was a sensational repor abroad on Tuesday evening to the effect that Dick Rodgcrs had been shot by HUe the outlaw some where in the brush of this or some other country Dick once on a time feigned death for the fun of making his brother Luke then coroner hold an inquest over him the jury was partly summonedI and it is charged ilftisTThereshould with his little gun untor tunately wander up against the man of tho Winchester the inquest would be no joke but he may have only been chasing a phantom Tinn der certaio conditions you knowt many stories float without reason as did thisone about Dick Dont believe everything you hearc LostdA small round breastpin by Mrs R VOmcr between the Chris tian chijHJhVand Mrs Elsie Robin sons OR Wst Main Street Suit t able regard will be paid for its return Free Trip You can go to the Tehaessee Centennial free if you will 4nd take your sister brother wife children Read TUB BEES great offer of a free trip to this magnificent Exposition Matting Ingrains Rag Carpets Rugs Curtains etc etc excellent selections at lowest prices at St Bernard Store i I c CJRttCOtISTJN1IL t ALL t 0 25 4 ia DV3 t 1 auUJA ie are amT tfctlll PareieNia- li i lfUIliuLy nlPTn tlrIltm Jortr rIpbaI asusi hkuo saL tPi sp IT t- j 414 dIMIet frh4Pf5IVI PIOWDV J U S H w 4i J1 t ellB 0aa j a A LOUISVILLE OFFICER fcefa Ids prisenerEscaj Iron v an Illinois Central Train f 4 im ONE MILE our OP NdRTONyiLLB I I I Prompt Capture DM to the Work of Earl Ingtoag City Ilanhaf piraetL It is not worth while to enumer ate the steps rithe decline of T O Sugg whose career and down fall are so well known to the peo pie of this section Drink ani gaming have bronght him low and the case is most pathetic The sympathy of all good citizens is with the striken friends and relatives of this fallen man At one time lie was one of the best sales men traveling out of Louisville in the hat trade and few in the cotin salaryWhiskyhe has not been employed by any of the Louisville houses for some time T O Sugg who has frequently gotten in trouble by obtaining money under false pretenses was SpringsArkwanted in Louisville and S C Owens detective Louisville went to Arkansas to bring him home Owens sas Isis feelings were worked onnnd that he took the ha idcuffs off his prisoner They were on an Illinois Central train Saturday night last bound for NQripretext of getting drink of water iwhilespeed about rU miles out of Nor tonville The conductor would not stop and the officer was CityOwensound a pool of blood and an empty jumpedandhetwenty feet further he would have allen into some ties piled along t the track and met certain death Owens came to Earlington andgof the assistance of our live officer Marshal Jno T Barnett who knows the country like a book and has a record for catching offenders and enforcing the law Mr Barnett talked around town while rind found that Sugg hidrpassed through the outskirts Sun t SulphurSpringswhich he and Owens mounted and t ollowed Sugg four hours behind ovetJookhimexhaustion The Louisville officer weighs 265 pounds and was fairly done up y twenty miles horsebacking Che prisoner was taken By vehicle o the nearest point on the railroad tfadisonville and thence by tail to Louisville via Nortonville- If Officer Owens had been a little more alert or if the conductor had stopped to plckp die map overboard a great deal of trouble and hard work would have been avoided The credit of the prompta capture is due to our excellent of iccr Marshal Barnett Deafness Cannot ba Cured by local applications as they cannot reach Ibe diseased portion ot the car There II only one way to curo deafness and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of tbo Enstacbain Tuba When Ibis lube gels inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing antI hen it is entirely closed deafness is tho and unlesj the inflammation can be- alien put and this tuba restored to its nor condition hearing will be destroyed orever nine cases out of Ion am caused y catarrh which is nothing nut an in flamed condition of the raucuouS surfaces Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused Sy catarrh that cannot be cured by Malls JTatarrh Cure Send for circulars CreetF J CHENEY Be CO Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are lisa best Raids and MayDay May Day was celebrated by lie- acheldr Maids of Earlingtonp TuesSay night which May as the unfavorableweathcra ould permit he Maids had woven of sundry and gauzy stuffs a collection of beautiful little baskets These were filled with sweet wildflowers i in this case not Hborn to lush unseen from natures fastj esses in the hills and dales about picturesque town These delightful offerings were left at the It of friends long after the curfew had warned home young r oys and girlsbut the young halies had a lawful and proper esscort of the age requjred r iInance of course hence had then freedom of the town This beauI iful custom was reviveda year ago here by the Bachelor Maids and if that very delightful and proper club of young ladies sjiould hold together in sufficient numbers this May day celebration isdes tined to become a permanent cus torn among us Let us encourage and uphold the beautiful in life This friendly and Ipvable little ceremony is in that category thirty five Miy baskets were dropped at friendly doorar each sweet floral Offerings t and approprfate greetings and the themselves say that non9but those who participatedi iBthe distribution t pleasure there is in giving hap pinesaito rs in this old time fashion I gloYour IliiweU tVllh Ilmitirrln I i Candy cALhnrlllcora tuillpitlon foroier 1 J rvtun3 rnosscr Theodore Durraht the Cali fornia murderer who Is under wotence df death SstiUhtit1g i the sent ske throtigh aUor nv Ta lire 8 l4peUts VfTi r I tItQ c- III 0 L j 4 An Appreciated Gift Mr Bail y of the Concorl neighborhood presented the Free iAgrebcI head Snd ndcktif what Seemstbttu h compromise between the bfrd animal kingdoms The bot tom seems to be a base about 3b perfeciininto the neck which is rather short The icadgreatly resembles that ol a bird and a well defined beak the head however converges to a throughout its length somCtbJng- t like tho comb ofa fowl Upon each side of the head are two well inchinwhich arc to represent ears and detracts from its appearance as a fowl Through he base in front and at the rear are holes evidently thqtJnyswith a smooth coat of some thing similar to varnish but most of this has been cut away by the effacing hand of time Although mace from tim hardest limestone and doubtless with the rudest tools everydetailing been made at a very remote period Mr Bailey has the sincere thanks the management for his valued gift which he found upon the premises of Mr John Lacy Paducab Ky April 8 1897Mrs Frank Smllboj this place writes the fol owing letter for publication I con sider no praise too high for Hoods Sar saparilta It has cured me of dyspepsia with which I had been troubled for six ears and for which I had tried number ess remedies and prescriptions without permanent relief Wo bave great faith In Hoods SareaparJIIa Hoods Pills cure nausea sick head aches indigestion biliousness All drug gists asc Our Band P rof Pfatenhauer has had our justdwill soon be in good working form and will give us frequent open air concerts Saturday night last was too cold for outdoor work but the boys will probably be out on next Saturday night for the entertain progrnmhas pubhicaion programs of theseoutdoor concerts throughouth The True Remedy W M Repine Tiskllwa III Chief1 says We wont keep bouse without Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds Experimentedwith many others but never got the true remedy until we used Dr Kings New Discovery No other remedy can take its place in our home as in It we have a certain and sure cure for Coughs Colds Whooping Cough etc It is idle to experiment with other remedies even if they are urged on you as Just as good as Dr Kings NeW Discovery They aro not as good because this remedy has a record of cures end besides is guar nteed It never falls to euro Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store Chlldnn Day Tbo third Sunday in this month will be observed as Childrens Day at the Methodist church in this place An in teresting program will bu made up for the benefit of tho litilo folks Quarterly meet ing will also be in session the same day Madisonville Hustler Free Pills Send your address to H E Bucklen Co Chicago and get a free Satnplo box of Dr Kings Now Life Pills A trial will convince you of their merlls Tbeso pills lira easy in action and are particularly ef fective in the cure of Constipation and Sick Headache For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable They are guaranleed to be perfectly free from every deleterous substance and toe purely vegetable They do not weaken by their action but by giving tone to the stomach and bowels greatly Invigorate the system Regular price ajc perbox Sold by St Bernard Drug Store A Main woman 106 years old in workhouse smokes a short cl y ipe and drinks beer On Christ dayshe sang a song and made speech at an entertainment A prominent western newspaper recom mends flax seed lea as an excellent remedy for whooping cough tt may be good butt is not to be compared with Chamber Iains Cough Remedy This preparation will allay the violent fits of coughing and make them loss frequent and less severe It also liquefies the tough mucus making easier to expectorate Complete re covery is much quicker too when this emedY is given There is nq dauger in giv ag it to small children as it is a pleasant yrup and contains nothing injurious 5 and 5o cents per bottle by St Ber ard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Rob nson Mortons Gap George Ring St Charles Jno H publisher of the Chicago Dispatch who was recently sentenced to twp penitentiary service lorsending through the nails was taken to the Joilet prison OP Tuesday after exhausting every means to escape tile sentence A eye for an eye sad A tooth for a tooth It the old Mosaic doctrine bat the doctors of today save the eyesight by applying Sutherlands Eagle Eya Salve It sail fbfjnsttf sort eyes sad granulated Ii It strengthen weak ejrfcii Pat sale by St Bernard Drag Store Earliagfonj Get King St CUarka a Directors of the Buckeye road in GarrMl cotttity have ttccn tejrv rorizcd by the tollgate raidSrs to that extent that tliey have thrown all gateopen andrdecided tp col let its more toll t r TCiJCw Ja Take Laxaf v Brama QuI tfM r IS- ACDrlfHlifre111Mt thiooay ttu fails 1Csre y Jr rkltSt f rnard Dr 4 KaditlfltKr cc tANIGHT MSB Alter the McGregor Brothers whol 0yWeire a Part fjtthe Hob that iJMURDERED IIOWTON IS CALDWELL Jfr1 HOU MB CIne Pursuit 4v itc rAnother attempt was made last captare 01r dence In Webster co i1ty Nol McGregorsI cers who had Ii shooting match captureThiswell Brined with Winchesters guns themIn hound went to take one or both of the McGregors if they could be foundoThera was good reason to believe were there but it- wasj1iscovered that only one of hehadruhrtef who rode a horse that car ned gor and the runner both awayfrom the clutches the law The posse was composed of Mar shal Hammock of Providence the Marshalof Clay Bill Robertson who formerly lived near Earling ton young Wynn of Providence and J Denton of this place with Kate the Earlington blood hound in his charge The ap proach was cautiously conducted closelyThelight and open the aoor Sud difhly the doo opened but no light appeared Denton and the Marshal from Clay at the front door thrust their guns into the opening and commanded thatn light be struck inahurrv A Womans mydressquickly struck But the bird had lowiiv McGregors Wild was there but the law was again cheated There is a reward of J5ioo each for the apprehension of the mcm jersbf the Howton mob and sev eral have already been caught and some convicted 1oUt7uLtot5a htmtr Uur Ulc Anay To Quit lubucut yuH4ly unit liuuvor bo meg NoToUcsmug All druEclU Ooorl CuroKuaran AtIdreaSterling ASSIGNMENT II Monarch Coal Company of Madl sonvII Ie Assigned t Yesterday STATEMENT TO BE MADE TODAY 4 t Yesterday the Monarch Coal Company of Madisonville Ky operating mines assignedJt nv Tota n oliuca bm us been made but Mr C E Morton secre tary And treasurer said such statement would I made today Mr Morton aho stated that the company was solvent tbtthere yvas enough money owing them to meet aU obligations if it was collected but that because of various unfavorable circumstances the company thought best to ksilgnr Chesley Williams is president R S Dulin superintendent C E Morton sec retary W F Anderson is associated with thcsn gentlemen and owns stock in the company It was in the Monarch Mines that the explosion oc curred April 16 In which Stone and Carlo Ion were killed Selling prices on coal in this fieldIavo been almost anything that was bid Sharp and unwise compelltlonhas taken the profits out the in many cases reduced Ibo miners wages The consular of coal Is and has been tho only one to profit by the unwise cutting of pricesthat has prevailed The miner and the operator have lost Miss Ltllie Evans has been quite ill the past week Arsenic Is tho poison most chill tonics contain Prv Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic does not contain arsenic or any poison It mikes bone and flesh for chil dren It cures chills so they stay cured For file by Si Bernard DruG Store Earl jfigton Geo log St Charles It Is stated that the Hummer made a run of 165 miles in 187 minutes north of Evansville t There ls soma one in almost every neigh borhpod who is subject to attacks of pain In tbctsloni lcb ot bilious colic Mr J D Kinney Warren Center Pa used to be troubled In that way Ho says The attack were marked by terrible pains diarrhoea and fainting spells At such times I suffered exceedingly until I began using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy two or threo doses of which effected an immediate arid lasting cure For sale by St Bernard Drug- Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mottons Gap GeoKing St Charles Tyo thpusand miners are reported idle In the Jellico district on accoun of the failure of the operators to renew tho con tract of prices that expired April 30 No effort has been maduon either side to make flew contracts pod the miners are uneasy for fear there will bo no work for them JAt Will Skillonn Baras Ky had tori eyes for years Ho tried many doc lors and remedies and always failed to get relief until bo tried Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve which cured him inside of one veeic Forsale by Sf Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King SL Charles Thp bridges and trestles on the Provi dence branch wilt be all rebuilt this year A force of men to go to work soon ZvoryIody5iyI Su Ca ciiroUiC nilytiaHmrll tho most won medical rl coycry of Usa age pIcas ant Hd refrceli1 to tJao taste act gently aDd pelUvelv OB kWaoya liver nnd bowels ok entire colds euro MMlaeb fever bftbkual comUptloa MdhmommoiB Pisnie ud a box etC CtodsylOZ Weeaessok1aad- guiaMte 0 ewe by dnisalte MrFriutkFox of the No 9 crew of sulpbHC pers was on tho crippled list atwJttMJs RdW uunvalesclpR W Niiturltaq for Fifty CcnU Ouamiit nf tobMae habit euro runtcs weak wat vw e Meed pure tOok All UrULtlst Suiwqnbe for THE DEE a- I t I Fifty Years Ago fbli li the erodle to which there grew That Ihoaght of a phUtntiropId bralal A remedy tiI would snake tile new for the multitude that were racked with pain TwlUlAuaparlUaaalDade you bow By Ayer ibmc 50 yurs ag- ollWdW6 0 Ayers Sarsaparilla was io Its Ihfano7 half a century ago Today it doth bestride tho narrow world like a colossus What iffthe secret of its power Its cures I The number of them I The wonder of them I Imitators have fol lowed it from the beginning of its sucoess They are still be hind it Wearing the only modal granted to sarsaparilla in tho Worlds Fair of 1803 it points proudly to its record Others imitate tho remedy they cant imitatd tho record 50 Years of Cures The Henderson division officials wil have the big Barnum and Baileys show to handle this month HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass wit urine and let it stand tweqty four hours i sediment or selling indicates a disease condition of the kldnejs When nuns stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to nrin ato or pain in the back is also convmcinj proof that the kidneys and bladder are ou of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort lq the knowledge Ie SwampRoot kidneysliverpassages It corrects inability to hole urine nnd scalding pain in passing It ou bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant be ccssityof being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate Th SwampRootest for its most wonderful cures of the mosl distressing cases If you need a medicine you should havo the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar Foi a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention TUB BED andsend your full postoffice address to Dr Kilmer Co Bioghampton N YThe proprie tors of this paper guarantee tha genuineness of this offer Several brakemen have been on the crippled list last week The example of W W Brewer justice j ihntvup air prominemctrtzoinr Mt Jewett Pa Is worthy nfcmuUttou He says I never leavo home without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and always recommend It to my friends It is the best I eves usedand never tails to give Immediate relief IIlor salo by SU Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mor Ions Gap Geo King St Charles The man who proposed railroad tunnel undir the Atlantic Ocean is a fit com panlon for the airship man Bucklcna Arnica Salve The best Salvo in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and poll lively cures Piles or no pay It h guaranteed to givo perfect satisfaction 01 money refunded Price ajc per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store E I IIALSEY to SKll rnrn7 1irstclass Gentlemen to aid work which is now every tates M M GILMOUR Ky Student Lock Box3H Nashville Tenn Are you a THE Bzg You oooooooooooooooQoOc NItO ISWR TAUR 9 Do Get a CORREQT IYou THCyvA t fe BENEFITS Of 20 YEARS SUCCUMB BYORDERING 0MBORNC0THE CHICAGO MERCHANT TAilORS We guarantee to fit attdpltase you ull sate ye HeY 300 NEW TO FROM ATsTuBERNARD GENERAL STORE 0 WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To makeour Funeral Equip ment the bdst in thisvpart of the Anything and everything you in livery PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST S WALKER TWYMANM II WantedAn TINNERS Main Street West Railroad GftRblNGTON 4 complete i Stoves Castings AND J Repairing Roofing and Guttering I Skyhigh e m quality t I and prices dirt cheap r Ii Suits 1350 and up Trousers 350 and up riId Every Woman at admirationi this seasons sanuents Madeto Order I We use best of cloths and employ onlybest4 I journeymen tailors f I HART OBERNDORF I Chicagos Leading Tailors We represented your town by II Ja M1 VICTORY CO IIrnwlrisiesnyeniis E T HALSEY PRESIDENT WC NONES VICPltESIOENT w M GRAHAM SEV BEN W ROBINSON GENL 31 I Bird EyeJeUicoCoal E CouiityI Admiresi tojj Telegraph 1 JIJELUCO LUMP OF BIRD EYE MINERS AND OF C- JELIwICD From the wellknown Jellico Vein I E VANDERPDOLrUnsurpassed both as Steam EE and Coal EE SoleMinersoftheEamousBIRD EYE CANNBL r Special attcntiongiveR Mining Screening and Handling i= WE PREPARED FILL ORDERS PROMPTLY SQIV US 4 TRIAL = PLEASE SADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS E COMPANYS awwUWWWU4 U nuuuUUWWWR 75 Par Offered to Lady or Agents in an excellent school placed in in the Call on General Agent at Dawson Springs or address Company subscriber be You FIT RECEIVE GREAT SAMPLES SELLECT State Want THE J aro In ARE ALL THE being county should Agents 25 to 50 Per Week Yqu work right around home A Brand new thing Write to us Quickl You will bo surprised at how easy if can be done Send us address anyway It will be to your interest to investigate Writo today Address I Peoples 3941 Market stjP- hiladelphia Pa Idea otoinoimple Whocenthint 1NMet yoi Ww tll rWrI JON WH000MVltfl co kM11or oa au or =PI oer M iii MM tboiuuMl lilT of KY fjX Stock of t T T1NWARET I Pt l1lal ca I i J gain by your f it i the 14P i 3 COAL SHIPPERS a a to pr TO 1 4 TO i to your r 7 tt k J u JOB WORK Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished upon application v State Encampment G A R t Itxin ton May nozr V- Tbo L N Railroad CompaaywUh ll round trip ticket to Lex llgt at one are account of the StatS EacawpBwat O TA R Tickets will be sold May 90 and to4h Iniltcd to May iatb z scribe foe TUK BEE 9 I i i L i r I Lq i- J J 1 ZJ1 eJB COMPANY IprPoratlltI ccet2irtIrini ai Secood- l lSfrSCRIPTION nAT S 1 Oia Yeastrlctly Inadvance 1 1 oo I I Six Months T H jo I 1 I Three 1 t IN Sfnula s Specimen copies mailed ftee on fppllctlloh I Cirretpondents wanted in aU parts the eitiatrII Address ns for particulars I THUKSDAY MAX 6 589- 7ANNOUNCI3MJ3NTS sTATe tWAT- LDOflINSONVe are autborlied to announce fl Ben T Robinson as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of and Christian subject to the action of the Republican authorized to announce OrrB IIDAKERWeare as a candidate for the counllesof and jCh iMian subject to the action of the Republican p rIwt p3IT x ij POSTOFFICE pie will now be pewed Wholl be first in ho- pi kias County A TEPojoaticpressis hot be I cauiie he frw isilver letter fake k did not work to Senator Deboes L injury They are tiUtearing 4 ihctrliair 5v r DEUTIPUL supplement to Tin 1 BEE this week Birdseye View of the Tennessee Centennial Read r our great offer of a freetrip to this greatiExposition and go to work AUGUST lojh is the date and Louisville the place for holding the Republican convention for the purpose of nominating a candidate for clerk of the Court Appeals MR K J HAMPTON the mem frnm tl OXnthdtilikLl1ai been elected secretary of the Re t publican State Central Committee to pucceed Wm E Riley retired POPULAR election of United I States Senators would do away with vacancies in the Senate and I get over the agony of election in a single day wliatcvcrelst may be said i 1 r tI LErihavethe pic cut and passed to the hungry ones and I then get down to business The demagogueIsible ITisa praise ve have had and r i heard of upon our Tennessee Cen tcnniaIissuc of last week is quite and it is certain that no 1 attractive Centennial matter 1morcbeen issued by any weekly that in our last weeks issue would not be a bad idea per kliaps if Governor Bradley would i Ichange the date set for Kentucky day at theTennessec Centennial Ifrom May 24 to June 22 The t k day would be just right for tthe Kentucky Press Associa- tionI the reunion of Confederate veterans L ceIIIE gallant Blalthurnfinish edhis galiantcarcer1y gallantly damning in his farewell address at Frankfort all who had opposed his reelection This is the kind of gallantry possessed by politi- cianS which docs not rapidly add to the number or strength of their constituents THE BEE acknowledges with pleasure an invitation to attend a a banquet in honor of Granny Mctcalfes eightyeighth birthday given by Mr and Mrs E E Sutherland at Paducah May 17 The Sutherland Medicine Com pay ia among the successful and enterprising advertisers who use STitn BEES space to good advan i- Jtage RepublicanIcounty has announced his candi 1 dacy for clerk of tlte CoUrtof Appeals c and seems to have the lead It is said that he will have the I active support bf almost every Ii Republican member of the Gen 1 eral Assembly and all the mem hers of the State Central Com mittee CAJT JOHN L STRANOE a guard at the Eddyville prison ran off Jwith and married Miss Lela Goodc thlt town Calloway Times A very common occurrence for G L a man tOnirGooddiiia 1 ri NothidgStrang6 about this It pften unforfunately happen too that a Strange sort of cliaratcr is tlijB tnian ikwhom the Good woman olopes THE writer who recently said that with all the realistic rind vicious fiction now to be found in the book stalls Ia little of the of oldtime Puritanical dislike of the novel would not be out bf place however it might startle by its unusual appearance at this timeexpressed the truth But there are many who dclignt to read every new novel and think it a necessary part of their keeping abreast of the times THE BEES new room has been completedand the big new job press put to work We arc making other improvements and hope to be able to present a more attractive appearance in matters architectural before many days Our friends arc cordially invited to callandce us and give us their smiles of approval and whatever other loose change in the way of endorsement and patroifagu they may have to bestow The latch string is 01 the outside TilE tax rate is to he 47 cents in Kentucky It had to be raised in qrdcr that the State might pay the big debt that has accumulated under Democratic rule Some Democratic partisans arc falsely charging the necessity for this advance to the present Republican Administration but the falsehood- is so palpable and the facts so well known that it can do the Repub can party no harm On the other hand the Republican law makers have shown their honesty and courage by going on record as having passed a bill ad raflcing the tax rate and now Ken ucidans are honest people before the World If the enmity or condemnation of repudtationists who ever they rnaybe is incurred the Republican party is complimented as it deserves WE regret to chronicle thevas signment on yesterday of tHe Mon arch Coal Company of Madison ville and the gentlemen who arc the sufferers havo our sincere sym pathy It is not surprising how ever that there should appear some signs of embarrassment the natural outcome pf selling prices or coal in the Western Kentucky DJsirict treduced to sch figures that i margin of profit to tile operaor and living wages to the miner have almost been eliminated in many instances by an unwise competition that has benefited no one but the consumer The consumer of course is entit led to as low prices as are consistent with living wages to labor and a fair profit to the operator He is entitled to no more and the rea sonable honest man will demand no more These conditions and their present trend should be remedied The responsibility rests upon those who have ailed to do what they could to maintain prices that would bring living wages to the miner and a fair profit to the operator Deboe for Business Senator Debpo may be depended upon to do his power for his onstituents and labor faithfully and earnestly for the triumph of Republican principles and the greatest welfareof the State and nation Our new Senator is a conscientious and able worker and we look for a good record at Washington He is a modest man and the following expression re flects his modesty and his determination lam not he said a great orator but I believe that I can present the claims of my tate in a clear forcible man ner and I hope that my record will reflect credit on Kentucky and the party II MADISONVILLE Tbe death of Mr E B Frost last week removes from our midst a worthy citizen who will be much missed Mrs T W Gardiner has returned borne after a pleasant visit with ber sister Mrs John B Harvey Mr and Mrs Homer Faunt LeRoy after a pleasant visit with MrsG odloe left for New Harmony Ind which place they LeRoytakesflourishing little city Mr and Mrs Claud Ross are visiting in in Murfreesboro Tenn When ono contemplates tbe result of the energy of a few leading men In the gift to the world of that splendid enterprise the Tennessee Ceatenial Exposition the mind agePower out tbe ages but they have been domi nated by motives corresponding with the spirit of those ages and which may bo plainly read In monuments left behind Sphinxtheuncertain meaning They built for tIme vastlydiUereDtCut above all it is pervaded by the ratio tendencyrealization of the present age a possibility and IORlcalsequeoce Tbe City Council at its session Monday evening directs the Marshall to call the attention of railroad officials to the high passingthroughtion of tins matter would not only bo to the best Interests of tto city but of the practice Increase In future as In tbe past It is only a question of time when some serious and costly accident will berths result which will more tbarj Jikelf be followed h de taand for more crosslngwatcbmenI OPENING DAY i i President McKinley TduciieS they Button and StatS thet J fttrichln cry t SIMPLE AND IMPRESSIVE EXERCISES Thfc Great Tennessee Centennial Exposition Thrown Open to thf World I peciaJbleak and dreary cold and cloudy and following the general bad leather of the previous twenty four hours seemed to threaten the annihilation of the multitude that was confidently expected to witness and take part in the opening cere monies of the great Tcnnesse en tennial At Q oclock however- the sun burst out in all its splendor and gilded the processions route and rendered more glorious and lovely the magnificent gems of architectural triumph with which the Exposition is so well adorned as if crowning with the smiles of the Almighty this the honest hand iwork of man in a glorious cause The crowd came and numbered perhap322ooo The opening exercises were sim ple Gov Stephens of Missouri and exVice President Stevenson were among the invited guests Bishop Gailor of Tennessee opened the exercises with an eloquent prayer m President Thomas preside gavel he used was made front tree on which Daniel BOKJ inscribed the event of cilled a bar in 1760 ftnj gavel was made of wood house in which the first Tcriti Legislature had met AtTdr were made by President The Gov Taylor Chief grass of the Supreme Cou Tennessee Speakers of the S and House of the Legislate Tennessee Mayor Director General Mccartl Lewis did not as 1iJbeentO make a five minutes s qpPlaUdidlJland some rows the the stage He began the8Sj that is m to tTwentyoneme the honor to place in my 1 the physical features of the bration of the Centennial off jJbeenpreparing my speech II TotS was cheered to the echo ani 4 eloquent speech was simpl It is with very great plea sir that I present to you theft This was said to President Tt who responded with an Upon the successful work of roio sri1rnout lotuont nddrocc that IPresidentthis message to President M ley at Washington IITh of Tennessee send greeting request that you now put in tion the of the Tfi EXPosition1Thomas cannon machinery and the deafen of steam whistles proclaim ifact that President McKinle touched the button that si IPresidentproclaim the Tennessee Cenu Exposition open to the work Oov Tylora Speech Ladies and Gentlemen The firs tury in the history of the Comraot of Tennesse glorious with the d heroes and rich with achievement the arts of peace has been garni eternity and as I stand here to join this jubilee the stirring scenes of atU1f1 dred eventful years pass in review before me I see Ihe blue smoke curling heaven ward from tbe rude cabins of the pioneers and hear tbe first song of civilization along the banks of the Wataga I see the red glare on the sky of nIght proclaiming the approach of torch and tomahawk I sea the peerless Bonnie Kate like a frightened mountain fawn outstripping tbe painted warriors in her race for life and amid the flames and smoko from Decherd rifles which baffle the savaga foe I see her scale the parapets of the beleagured fort and fall fainting into the arms of John Sevier I see a thousand coon skin caps gathering at Sycamore Shoals and a thousand rifles reflecting a thousand sparkling Images of rising sun I seo a tbousaud stal wart mountaineers suddenly vanish into tbe forest and now I seo them emerge around the base of Kings Mountain and wJndlng upward towards its summit like a serpent of fire they pour their withering yolleys into tbo faces of the foe the brave redcoats fall like the leaves of autumn the battle is won and the tide of the revolution iturned Tbe scene changes and now I see the ax gleaming in the bands of these sturdy men the forest falls and fruitful fields spread westward from tbo mountains to the Mississippi a new State Is carved from the heart of the wilderness the sixteenth star glorifies the flag of the Union and Tennessee is born republic public of thought Men like Jefferson and poutica lin and Fulton and Morse and Howe and Hoe and Whitney and Bell and Tesla and Edison new highways for the march of civilization- I see the vast wilderness of America the dominion of savage Indian and wild beast yielding to the brain and prowess of tbe AngloSaxon race until fortyfour stars on our national flag symbolize the and power and unity of the greatestreo public this world has ever known- I see the achievements of a thousand years crowded into a single century I sea American genius walking in gardens of tho intellectual gods gathering sweets for uQwhheringflowers and beauty from ten thousand fields of light If our fathers who died a hundred years ago could come back from the tongueless silence of the dreamless dust and see the miracles that have been wrought if they could see their children talking across oceans and sweeping across continents in palace cars swifter than the swiftest wing if they could see the modem shipsthroughmusic of the harvest song and if they could catch glimpses of the myriads of cities and tbehabitationsif they could look upon tho beautiful Was Growing Worfa f1 Liver and Stomach Trouble Ya Weak to WorkNow Able too All Her Houoowork i ul vrasunder the caw ofn phy Iti fti for two years and bo yan ttcntlnc njcs Qti stomach and liver troubles and IcnuU difficulties but 1 only grow Ttfonio uuilee his treatment I WM so weak 1 cftuM it hardly any work I was at ItIn1uit- o try Hoods Smop llla aridTlooUV Pills end IhcsO mcdlclnei bvsi done nio bo much good that I now iolih 1i4 pounds and nm olio to An nil nj luiunp vrorlc I firmly litliuulil ktY Uiii In my crnvo today If It hat slot boon fot Ilooda Barsnnarllla ily little UIrJtal afflicted with phthisic 1 tire her Hoods Baraapnrllla nnd It haS relieved her Mns It B lUnpEn 701 Uuhentty Avenue Knoxvllle Tonniss o Sara iOOu S parllla Is tho bcsllu fflct the One True Wood rurtricr At nil ilriipKlsts lie siiro to td llooJ1 curulivcrlilieasytotakoIfood White Centennial City rising likes seraph hero In the heart of Tennessee under whoso wings the nations of the earth are gathering to join us In this gloriousS4tQlr leo I doubt riot that they shout for joy and sing with us Praise God From Whom All BleesingsFlo- wflxpositlon Notes Vanity Fair was all aoftbn the firstday thatiar- eady was eiIpatrditrzcd f inW OF zcuoeLrnhiIyarusaiu na known him for many years and was intimately associated with him in a business way for fifteen years He was born and raised In the hills of Crittenden county afid I remember him when he used to come to Marion barefooted with an qxteam He was the best phy 1U4butHe is a man of good commonsense and is a politician from the crown of his head to the sole of his feet Iam quite glad to see my friend reap this honor Chicago Record The new Senator has been physician lawyer and legislator end while never regarded as a leader as possesed of coin manding abilities will give Ken tucky an eminently creditable rep in the United States The result of the No vember election and the choice of- a Republican for United States Senator will enable the stalwart Republicans of that State hereto fore lonesome in national affairs to demand recognition that as matters go in politics they cer tainly have earned CROFTON Mrs Sol Fritz and Mrs Cbas Lane of Hopkinsville were visiting relatives here last week Bob Young who cut Cbas Dukes hero a fw Saturdays ago wasvarested Sattor day and put under bond for bTs appear anco before the next term of police court Mr Julian Boxtey has been very sick the past week with chills Mr TCook and wife ath visiting relat lives in Howell Mrs Annie Mann and danghter of Pem broke were visiting relatives here Sifoday Mr Reuben Trotter has gone to Hot Springs for bis health speatSundayRev Weight failed to fill his regular pointment Sunday on account of bdag sick t Rev James Coleman of Lyon conaty moved to this place this week Mr Jame Morgan the Christian coyrepresentative was visiting here this wek I + J TIlE TO ADJOURN tof r Republican United State Senator Ha Bn Elected i v SOLONS SHbULB StBP THE EXPENSES L fcw To the Stats byAdJouraIatUttlcLeaista- tios Accomplished Siact the IilcUt Spedal correspondence to THE flu Frankfort May 51897 Muchcriticism has been indulged in because of the delay in electing a United States Senator calcu lat ons have been made as to how much the Senatorship had cost the State at 1000 per day Members were urged to get together and elect so as to have an opportunity to at tend strictly and closely to busi ness nut instead of settling down to work the two Houses have done scarcely anything since the election of Senator The following day Thursday they adjourned until Monday On that day no quorum was present in either House Today the House had fiftyseven members present and the Senate eleven The House went through the motions of transacting business just to kill a unpopularbillsbills special orders for other days and appointing committees to con f withthe Senate committees on the Revenu ipedbyj 10 XOVIMUfcK tor refused to send hiinawartntI- forhis mileage and pay unless he really came and took his seat the staying been granted indefinite leave of ab sence The Assembly is making history DKN LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS An extra No 53 was run last Saturday morning and made all regular stops so that all who desired could attend the opening of the exposition at Nashville B F DIcksoa and E H Mann accom panied by Roadmaster Robson made an inspection cf the Providence branch last Until ireceatly wO thought that the S 5OIbof aI AdVr would keep room warm la winter But that small stove will urn flve1iwctdJscomfortand A certain amount fat yourlxxJy youdtntfood Hence art dilly catch cold easily iHave coughs and hlvetJJ while pneumonia bronchitis or too sumption you withno re sistive power Do this Burn better t IUd Use SCOTTS EMULSION Codlive 011 Appetite at4 digtttive power Will revive I rofroe4gansagalnzt t body against It5 I zMfrugofTtl5aMtNg Icon A 56W5wY U 01 Howell shops was located near Evantvlllr Ind v Supervisor Sullivaa hasa work train out this week loading and distributing tie t r The section foremen on the St LouIs division hue commenced their journey to Nashville and the CeDteaaial Of cones while eorol1s they closely observe the way track is kept up on the tjender son division A ctoseperutal of TUB DEB will disclose the fact to One of the Boys1 that we never mentioned Mr Walshs name In coarwcliof with that haefd Luther Bruce has now cast his lot with the railroad bos Foreman Saegtr and crew are building a new trestle on Bakers hill Section foreman Golden after several months of Illness again look charge of the Kelleys section on the first of this month The telegraph line on the St Louis di vision Is now being rebuilt A much needed improvement indeed Did It ever occur to One of the Boys that twentysix pieces Is hardly enough for a band of tony members President Thomas of the N C St Louis Railroad is one of Ihe main promoters of the great Tennessee Centennial and the people can rest assured that It will be a success if he can make it so A large amount of corn for the export trade is now passing over this division One day last week three sections of one train was composed of cars boded with corn i Section foreman JobVBurnst lately on tb ProYwHMrNr cl aql if TEXNESHKE TO ISJI7 nrL or of of A train load of roke ca sistinit twenty sixcars left this point for St Louis one day last week t J Superintendent Crutcbfield and wife made brief visit here lastweek Barton left the mules at home this time Too slow for him The efforts of the legislators at Frank fort to lay additional burdens on corpora tions especially local Operators will in the end if successful prove an injury to those whom it is their intention to benefit namely the minerc Any extra cost attached to making payments every two weeks will theamplethe production of coal is now as heavy as they can bear and more clerks means more expense and to operate their mines atany profit wages must be cut So the legislature should first count the cost be fore they proceed too far Their hearts may be right but their calculations wrong One of qur enmity coal operators they claim is somewhat alarmed oyer the re- pOrt that lUte and Cody make his jnine their headquarters during the day and we dont blame him for sharp look oat thaiwinchester It tt not rather strange that tome coal companies can In the face of the fact that operators all around them are reducing wages ryoD prosperous business withoutimitating them One of the busiest men at work for the Hecla Coal Company Is John M Hogan who is n man wherever1 you place him Coii04A- sblanl News Several platforms have collapsed with W JBryan and none more completely than the one upon which he was placed at Chicago Agte Him Ilaasen Exchange jstSamnoniinatjon tp the office of cIeof the Court of Appeals HopkmsC himheartilyconvention it will uot be difficult to 5fInd men agiHh him jJJuITo Be Smartly Dressed t- tls Docs not mean to be expensively dressed A littlemoncy goes long way Where good taste and iudttmcnt are usc4 JMeis y 4i jhifl S JbFirfs J1 h0eS J1 Ii tfas j IlekWe aerA Only the happy wearers of MONARCH SH RTS can npprciatp heir real soodness of qudit3 lit and Our arc a trial will tell the story TheO ly Exclusive Mens Furnishing House in County J J1Hopkins r1 i O t I ftr 1 iS9vmuE FNTUCKV Ij c HIKDSME VIKW TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL ANI INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE MAY 1 n = S en Itn e1 resentation rather j a a a b good cratic t I4 a r I durability 1 I a h a Sveajflaansa a- jal Ways No shioddygoods a But we now have Unusual variety and quantity in Shoes for everybody We can please both you and your purse White Goods and Washable Jabrics That nil women can np predate Come early and get the prettiest and best India Ljncnsj II Dimities Lawns Percales etc in endless vahety Fancy Dress Goods i Stacks of Fabrics of the Fashion World which Damq Fashion has ap proved this spring are here Bright new stuffs every yard and each a great bargain All sorts of Dress Goods both Col ored and Black Silks jn great variety for Shirtl Waists j o t riiilciiOfLadies MUslin Un Ucrwcaryahd toill sell at prices you have not seen c beforejjcheaper than you 4Lai1rnnlcc at home Oitit I Parasols and 1 Umbrellas 1 TIm newest and prettiest 7 iconceits in s protectors I fine Umbrellas end Urn f brcilas not BO linenil at remarlfably low prices X f f JIo I i Cirafn nd 5 T Curtain Goods 1 If there is a window or a doorfin the dining rpoin c parlor anywhere in the 01houscthtitneethicurtajn i Jjng you will What you iWant in ourstockor Lace CUttainScriiis Drapery fli Wonderf ulJV lowpriced t 1 t5 S b 2 J LEijbrQiclet5iRUCFIIN3S itrfft1 y t tifut Patkrns4ha1 is the vcrdictticeatc irnIl jIfrt exquisite V 7 a c ltie Anything clse you ncedor wntat the 1 I il 81 Bernard en tmJ8torBStf t t c r If Q 4- alJ tiC i 0 r 4 I iwJT WORK OF THE DEC THE SUNDAY SCHOOL VI SECOND QUARTER IN TERNATIONAvSERIES MAY1 9 0rText of the Lflion Acts xlii 8030 Mem OrT Vtrirtia 38 30 Golden Tnt Acta 111 Commentary by the JlovD M tram fro iTo you Sthowort1 of this salvation cntI By Invitation of tho rulers of tho Kynngoguo nt Antioch In FUldln to which plncq they cnnio lifter lOOTing Fcrga where Mark deserted them 1nul is preaching on tho Sabbath day verses 14 15 Ills open Ing words nroliMen of Israel nnd yo that fear O derso 10 and this In sub stance ho repeats In this first verso of our lesson Ho begins with tho deliverance from Egypt and mentions tho period of tho wilderness tho Judges and tho relgn of Saul and David then passes at onoo to Jesus tho Saviour of Israel of tho seed of David who Is tho salvation of God pro pared for all people n light to lighten tho goutllcB nnd tho glory of Israel 27IIThey knew Htm not nor yet tho voices Of tho prophets which arc rend Sabbath tiny As It Is written through John Ho was In tho world and tho world was niadd by Thin and tho world know Him not Ho came Unto ills own and Ills own received Him not John 1 10 11 It was tho complaint of tho Lord through tho prophets that His peoplo did not know Him Israel doth not know My pcoplfi I doth not consider 83 SIJ When they had fulfilled all that WM written of Him they took Him down tram tho tree and laid Him in a sepu1 chcr Although they knew IBm not yet they unwittingly fulfilled tho Scriptures concerning Him Both Herod and 1onItius Pilate tho gentiles and tho Israel with nil their Indifference to or hatred of Christ only fulfilled what God had determined before to be dono Acts lv 07 28 nod yet thlfcro all free agents Spu goon once can rule tics agents leaving them absolutely frey and yet effecting nil Ills purposes with them- I do not understand how this can be but I believe It CO Dot God raised Rim from tho dead See also versos 83 84 nnd 87 nnd lot this fourfold emphasis given by tho Spirit in this lesson to His resurrection from tho dead show you the Importance of this great truth and recall to your mind tho fact that by ILLs resurrection from tho dead Ho was declared tho Son of God with I power Rom I 4 Our Lord Jesus was dad but Is alive for evermore and has all power Rev 1 18 Wo believing Jnll1mI nro ono with Him as children and heirs of God and joint heirs with Himself 811C And Ho was seen many days of thorn which ammo up with Him from Gal lice o Jerusalem who are His witnesses unto tho people Ho was Been at least ten times during a period of 40 days aftertHU rcsnrrcctlon before Ho visibly ed from Olivet to which samo hill Ho will In duo tlmo return with all HIs oalnta Acts 18 11 J Zech J5 Tbo ono 1Itncssby1lt9ndJesus Christ is His Lord lour coming again Uxflll thooortbwltbIo1ghtlOttS1lCS8Wbon wo are tlitsrllff will fill us with Ills Spirit to this end Acts I 8 83 And we declare unto you glad ti broughtgOOdLuko II lO abd YO are comm Sloned to testify tho gospel of tho grnte of God and the gospel of tho of tho blessed God Acts xx 24 IPIm1lIItV Wo aro allowed qf God to bo put In trust with this gospel and wo aro to speak It not as pleasing Inca but God who trieth our hearts IThcss II 4 Cut It Is a trust c committed to us for all people on earth Are wo faithful to our trust 83IIAs It Is also written In tho second Psalm Thou art My Son this day 1zT u t1J1 jnum aan 1 4tus that in eplto of all tho rage nnd vain Imaginings of tho ungodly nations God will yot set Ills King upon Ills holy hill ofZtonPaitO And verso 7 Is hero ex plained as referring to tho resurrection of Christ from tho dead to that end and not to Ills birth In Bethlehem as sonic might suppose It la a great Inspiration to bo lieu that notwithstanding all hindrances and delays every promise of God shall bo fulfilled j not ono can tall Joshua rrlll 14 I Kings liii CO 81 I will gIG you tho euro mercies of David These euro mcrclcn aro eet forth In II Sam ll 12 ID and I Chron xvll 11 12 antI nro moro fullystated In con nectionwith Israels future glory In Isa Iv UolyOnoPs xvi 10 spoko of Christ and not of himself Is mado very plain in Pctcrg sermon at Pentecost and also that David saw dc4Actskingdom would be established forever CO For David after ho bad In his own ago served tho will of God margin fell onsleep Doing a child of Qod by faith In Christ Jesus tho thing for us then to do is to let hint accomplish His will In us in serving His purpose with us whiles vro live Lot tho question search us Am I fully In His will for KB pleasure or living for my pleasure Even Christ pleased not Him sell Horn xv 8 87 But Ho whom God raised again nlthoughforcorruption as Troru sin Wo are comforted by believing that oven though our bodies ice corruption This oorruptjblo must put on incorruption wo tarry till Ho conic This mortal must put on Immor tality a Cor xv 63 Death which Binlttt too body and makes it sloop and pass through corruption Is an enemy which shall bo destroyed I Cor XT 20 and concerning which has said Q death I will be thy plagues lIes xltl 14 88 Through this man Is preached unto you tho forgiveness of sins II Wo are Burl that tho kingdom will como and na tion of Israel bo nfl righteous and tho earth be filled with tho glory of Qod but what is tho present benefit of tho work of Christ Th forgiveness of all sin Dy sin came death and every woo Our In- IquIties separate us from God nut in Christ there Is full provision for tho com plete blotting out of nil our sins Tho blood of Jesus Christ cleanscth from nil tin Ono of Ills last commands was that repentance and remission of slnnihould bo preached In Ills name among all nations beginning at Jerusalem Luto xzlv 47 09 And by Him all thai beliovo are Instilled from all things The law lmnot justify filmy one for tho law Is as holy es- 09d and all are sinners Dut since GOd in Christ has taken tho sinners place and sufferingflicS II 24 ill 18 a full justification Is grant rd freely to every tinner who receives Christ Rom III 24 Hog cholera is reported as rag ing in Madison tounty and many farmers have heavily It is reported that a boat load of Gypsies went up the Ohio on Frio week Of course they were going to see their new queen ConstipationI retains the digested food too long In the bowels and produces biliousness torpid liver Indl Hoodsjccrtloii pnguo sick bcaiUclic In Minilaetc Hoods Fills W 1 1 ISlire roustlpaUaii and nil IU m tullo3l1l l IliPWushly ase All druggists Orsjiariil l y C I Howl Co Lowell Muss Ilia only IllU louVo with Hoods SarsaparlUa v 4 r tWJ LL C- irr27 l AND CONGREGATION CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Toplo For the Week Beginning May L Comment l y Her S II Poyle TOPIC Why I loYoJeiUirI John Iv IB John III A union meeting with tbo Juniors lugcGited to be led by tbo Junior su perintendentThere no two passages In the Blblo more precious to us than tho ones bcford us God so loved tho world that Ho gave His only begotten Son that whoso over boliovcth In Him should not perish but have everlasting litej nnd its coun tcrpartuVe lovo Him because Ho firstl loved us Wonderful words love for us our lovo for God why wo lovo God theology religion and phi losophy all combined Theso verses answer tho question of the topic Wo love God wo lovo Chrlsf because they first loved us and manifest ed their love in such a wonderful way as they did It would have icon impos siblo for us to have loved God had wo not known that God was love and that Ho did actually lovo us Tho idea of God usually suggests fear Realizing that by their sins they offend a pnro and holy being men are naturally filled with horror and dread at tho thought or men lion of God Tho idea has w vcr inspired love when it has uot been wn that God was lovo The heathen igiu t of this great fact of religion fear their gt is but do not lovo them When mln knowI that God loves nnd that Ho loves them ind manifested His lovo by sacrificing Himself for them then naturally love springs up in their hearts toward God and usually becomes tho predominant principle of their lives Wo all know from experience tlatft was time love of Christ for us that kindled within our breasts tho flamo of lovo for Christ and that nnkiudlcs it when that love grows cold and lukewarm Nothing so revives a drooping lovo for Christ as to sit in imagination beneath tho cross and to look upon His sufferings and to remember that Ho bore tho cross and shame for us because Ho loved us Such a maui festation of Iqvo is sufficient to set ablaze tho coldest heart Christs great love for us should leAd us to lovo Him Trno sacrificing love de mands tho samo thing in return As iron sharpencth iron solovo should beget love And it docs beget love or it would beget lovo if men dwelt more than they do upon tho love of God nndI Christ Tho trouble is men do not give it sufficient thought Its an old story and they pass it by If they real fred its tremendous importance and meaning they would bo alt aflame with lovo for Christ The love of Christ should also lead us o love nil men Tho man that loves God is commanded also to love his brother John says If a man say I lovo God and hateth his brother bo is a liar for ho that loveth not his brother whom ho bath seen how can ho love God whom ho hath not seen And this commandment have wq from him That ho who loveth God lovo his brother alsoDiblefleadtngsDeut vi 5 x 13 Joshua xxii 10 Songs il 4viii 7 Jer xxxi 18 Math xxii 87 xxiv 1113 John x 118 xr 914Bomv8vifll85S9xii 0 10 i 2 8j I John iii 12 iv 713 20 21 5iirclj Directory TIIOLIC CHURCH OP TUB IMUACULATX CONCEPTION flrtt mitt 700 a 101 leeondnusi andtermon jo a mt Rotary interaction and benediction ItIjo p m every uoIUr Coenan I MU- ICIIRISTIAX CHURCH Sandaytcbool every1 Sunday morning from sue to 1030 Communion service following at 1040 Prayer meeting Wednnday evening Services firit and third Sundays In each mouth It V OuHiPattor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Service second Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night Snndarchool at goa In D S Bdwarda Pastor M E CHURCH Services first Sunday each month morning and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school at 230 p m Co C HALL Pastor w M E CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning II d night b J T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting every Friday Y P CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 630 at Auembly Hall GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on the Third Saturday night and Sunday of etch month Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening LEI UAMUHS Pastor RELIGIOUS NOTES The Womans Missionary Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Louisville Conference meets in Hawes ville June 19 to 24 It will be a repre sentative body and wilt be attended by some of the brightest and most prominent women of the State About So delegates are expected to attend At the meeting of the Board of Exten sion Methodist EpiscopalChurch South relief was granted to 115 churches in amounts varying from 100 t4o 1500 The total amount loaned or donated was 48200 to churches throughout the South and West and a grant of 1000 to a church in Brazil At the Missionary Baptist Church Sat urday night and Sunday morning and night Rev Gatlin will fill the appointment of the pastor Rev D S Edwards Rev John D Jordon formerly pastor of the First Baptist church of this city but now secretary of the Baptist Young Peo pIes Union with headquarters at Birming ham Ala has just received a unanimous call to the pastorate of the First Baptist church at Savannah Ga with a salary of S219Q per annum He will not decide whether or not be will accept the call un til after the Southern Baptist convention which meets at Wilmington N C next week Paducah Nes- Rey John mentioned in the fore going item was formerly pastor of the Baptist church at Madisonville and a greatS favorite in the pulpit and among people According to statistics prepared by the Engineering and Mining Journal of New York the output of bituminous coal in the United States during 1896 reached a total of 141770099 short tons zoo pounds shdwing a gain over 1895 of 4371752 tons On the other band there was a decrease of 078205 short tons lathe anthracite pro duction Tho total coal production was Iheretore 193351027 short tons and the total decrease as compared with 1895 was 2410305 tons The production of coke showed a of 445276 tons chiefly due to the activity of the iron and steel trades in the earlier part of the year The price of coal continues very low the average for bituminous coal at mines being below fl per ton The production of pig iron last year was 8768829 long tons pounds The depression in busi ness which made itself manifest in the lat ter part of the bad less effect than might have beenantlcipated the decrease from 1895 Being only 656439 tons or aboutj percent III IM 101 roC 9ur Eoloied Jiti ens Ail communication ana m ttrii f new ter taming lothll eolump should bit ftilifmiirit 10 Gao ALtxAMDM Harlintlon K T tay A M i CHURCH Services everrSiindiy morning II ti oclock sod evening at 76clnck Sunday school at gjo t m c D Walker pastor JUT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at it a m and 7 p m sun- day school al gjo a m W W Poster pastor Mrs Annie Prltchett visited friend at Madisonvllle last week Mrs Tilman Shelloi had fried chicken ast Sunday Rich Phelps ol Hopkinsville s with his best girl Sunday Mrs S Dunlap was in MadjsonVille MondayRev H Merriweatber preached for G B Walker last Sunday night Mr Smith of Henderson was with his best girl Sunday Mr It Datntt of Madisonville was out Monday It seems that Rives is on night shiftMr Den Cunningham uf this place flays that he just had to go to Madison ville Some ol his friends websick here and they wanted him to go for their sister but they ha gave the play away by not coming back until late at night Miss Lula Pritchctt anJ Mr Charles Osborne wero married Moral ty night We did not get any St Charles news this weekSThere will ba n concert tomorrow night It you want to see some fun go Rev Glover of South Carrolton Is in cityMessrs John Porter Colonius liiship and Ou Sharp of Madisonville have bought out the white barber shop Mrs Rose arrett visited friends a Hopkinsville Sunday Rev Pearsall of Dawson Springs was In the city Monday- Mrs Ella Merriwealher visited friends at Hopkinsville Sudday Prof Lane of Mortons Gap will go to Nashville this week Rev G D Walker will preach for the rally at Mortons Gap Bob Pbelps of Brazil Ind is visiting friends here t Mrs Emma Waterfield a ntgro woman and a graduate of the medical department of the New Orleans Colored University has received a medical diploma from the Loulsana State Board of Medical Examin ers She is the first negro woman in the South and probably in the whole United States to practice medicine applicaUonforFate Wllke Treat- I gave away thirtytwo gallons of Ice cream Saturday and Sunday There were 227 people malla good crowd for the weather to have been so cooland every body was well pleased Please men wben you get your booze dont come around the bouse of business to show I dont sell anything that is intoxicat og FATB WILKBS Manager SSM WILKES President Mr Charles H Wetze of Sanbury Pa was so much pleased with a remedy which cured him of rheumatism that he made affidavit to the fact for publication as follows This is to certify that on May nth I walked into Mellcks drug stOroutpair urcrutcuuto- ICbiiberiain3 M a hniiU Pain Balm for inflama tory rheumatism which ball crippled mo up After using three bottles I am com pletely cured I can cheerfully recom mend it CHARLES H WETZEL Sworn and subscribed to before me on Aug 10 1893 Walter Shipman J P Pain Balm Is for sale at 25 and and 50 cents per bottle by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington lien T Robinson Mortons Gap Georgo King St Charles There is a pauper poet Jno B Carter in the Almshouse at Louis yule He is blind as a result of disease His parents both died when he was a youth Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic pro sents a happy combination of simple and harmless vegetable remedies The first dose warms the blood and promotes Its circulation You feel better as soon as you take it It is different from any other It is better than any other It cures the child so they stay cured and leaves your stomach liver and digestive organs in a healthful condition For sale by 61 Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles Davis Birth Place Kentucky New Era When citizens from this section go to the Nashville Centennial they will be sure to visit the structure in which the President of the late Confederacy was born The cabin as New Era readers will remember was moved from Fairview to Nashville recently by the Rev J W Bigham Mr Davis was horn in the little house in 1808 and when sixtysix years old was given a banquet by old citizens of Fairview in the very cabin In responding to a toast Our Guest he referred to the fact that he had stood in the halls of Montezunfas in the halls of Congress and in other historic places in America and other coun tries but none of these had stirred his emotions as much as when once againstapdin in the old cabin in which he was born- Centennial Ratcsv The L N has offered the following rates good for the round trip on account of the Tennessee Centennial Tickets good twenty days 4 Co tickets good fifteen days 340 tickets good for seven days 275 beginning April 28th 1897 Spring Races Lexington Ky May 310 The L N Railroad Company will sell roundtrip tickets to Lexington at a fare and a third May 3d to moth limited to May nth on account of running racq iis9 CUJLE FOR f JcLtnUme SoidbyamrglMi riCONSUMPTION L Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great dis tincdon to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRUG TORE URYAN HOPPER Manager c a f ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY i- INCORPORATED I Miners and Shippers of COALAND COKE 1 It Ges rao F11 OfficeZI Eo rlitn e toin r JEtit v v it Breipc1i Offices racb dd bbe I A M CARROLL Manager v k- R G ROUSE ManagerI 201 N Cherry Street Nashyille Tenn Palmer House Broadway Paducah Ky S H NEWBOLD Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager l 4 342 W Main Street Louisville Ky Cor Main and Auction Sts Memphis Tenn A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind v11IiflAgexitaJOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo JJW BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 r t I S I THE FAMOUS NO 3 COAL For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE v Y MARKET S S ISBRUSHED BOKE FOR BS8E BDRPS AND FURNH6E8 Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you cap get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One vton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work asV one ton of the best Anthracite Coal v ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 17 FREE TRIPTO TIJE Tennessee Centennial EXPOSITION pens May L 1897 and Continues Six Months- A 1 National Event of International Importance which interests and concerns all Americans alike and to which the whole world is cordially invited YOU CAN GO FREE To any Man Woman Boy or girl who will send us ten paid yearly new subscriptions THE BEE we will give a ROUND TRIP TICKET FREE From Earlington to Nashville good for seven days Yoibcan do this with very little effort and no out lay of money 3It rI WOII 1owl And you can win onejor a number of these Free Trips Anybody can use them and we will fur nish them ANY TIME DURING THB EXPOSITION Send your subscriptions in as fast as you can get them and ye will give you credit for your work until you are ready to take this great trip to one of the greatest of the Worlds Expositions If you stopwith a fraction over ten names or several tens to your credit we will pay you a liberal cash corn mission on all such fractions so that you will not sacrifice any part of your labor Address TIfE IE3EEEARLIWBTOW KENTUCKY ARE YOU HUNGRY a If you are there is but one place in Earlington to get a quick lupchat BEALLSi LUNCH AT ALL HOURS Hot Coffee all the time Fresh Stock of Fruits Confections Cakes Canned Goods Fine Ci gars and Tobacco at REASONABLE PRICES LX 13EALL MAIM CORDIDK AND RAILROADEARLINGTON KY A HANDSOME ILLUSTHATED CATALOGUE OP THE STBuhTOflUSIIESSGitEEA MOSS Otrirtng lo Zeam avBOOKillP tlAAMTEil PENWJSII LowVnequalcti tuMUUtfar locating Qrajuthaslicrsav MtualtoM lIat VerY a4Jp t id C- J A LA BELLE JAUDINIliRK L FRITSCH SON FAJHI9NSBLE II 1 J 1 ILLVVMERCHANT TAILORS ddS AND-5 IMPORIFR OF CLOTHS AND SUITISGS r sit Upper First SI EYlnnllll tad flopfinst To Compound Prescriptionsproperly time It ulres experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the drUg gist to have a large variety of drugs Afresh drugs Ho must give the best possible work and for compen sation he must be reasonable WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS REMEM HER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE DRYAN HOPPER rUniccr CapItal Slock PU In Surplus Fund 00000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account arenumerous It is not to busi ness men we are talkingthey know all about Itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safelyIflbe bank is a good one TbereVconvenlence thejnoney always ready and out SlluandednKsmut sums when you have a larg- esumn your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Cljcrc is a Cimc Sor tterjtlin And if you have not already done so this spring now is the time to Paint Paper and fix up the home generally so that it will be a pleasanter place to Jive fn We have the most beau Jiful line of wall paper sam pIes at your command orIdernowexceedingly low and we can save you money ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE GEORGe KING RUCQJT Sit CHARLES KENTUCKY O nice Ef1C of Htugglsts SunbrUs prtscrjpilogs CatefuUu ComponnbtK 23cautiful Wan paper attb Decorationsarc cheaper this seasonthlln ever before It cost so little ib ornament a hangjitem of cost should not cut tiny figure Come in and let us give you the figures for your various rbpma YOIJ will bp stir pijscdatIhc reasonableness jofoVir ic s c ST BERNARD SENEGAL STOREa s m Arc you a subscriber THE BIE You shoulcLbe vtju tJ C Vf IiWi I Li 1 w u BjEN T ROBINS- ONDRUGGIST V1CTtiP4 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