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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1L 4 4 I ifa i VR l j Vov AM Gpmp TO TntGftEA TENNESSEE ENNJAL fOcf a Club Pf Ten Subscribers to j aE 3Eit r s ArfdgaFRfiE g P jflMgg 9 S 4 l EIGHTH Yrk EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY MAY 2O 1Q97 SUPPLEMENT 1rI I N I rii PORTJiS T J1tMS I UJoR WWe the irorwwIubo2Lao- k k Make no EtrMattjr era e IMHO and Ottos- Mte threat MtorprWi A Rieeg the Kvpre h 1ItbM t wae rawrMrWthIa4ftIth t1 I 4L one It U1MlIItIfit rICoMBTAKTiNeitK May IRTlie porte tiM replied kllyki the nqtaof the A powers And tttrilnM tf agree to aa an4k iwtU tie tot owlc eoidl traeeptedThe annpxRtiotJof Thesilyam IB k iftybZ 19toe poiffi44TrkIek ft1 tksbot1t4o of II The poAe ugt leRlpoteB A Irrell e pewew slidlt meet at W Jk d IM4t9tdf Hteet t tlieqi eedto- A BI 1MtJ UUd tkta Turtchk aray tr t oMali dV Thg tkmiBil for the annexation el TJiowaly U bw bd Upon tLBJacL Wat tho provlrNeo was orllnaUtMlk4to Greece otttho advice of the powers with the object of ending brigandage and Ortck Incursion Into Ottoman territory tho porto Ll1 lat1kttlmo that tlio ceutoa t d atA1 tlteld tobjccla but tho roeonl Incursions of Greek baud and tko events Imme diately preceding the war have proved r to the contrary i This U tho imbalance of tile reply b the ambassador taet today to con jlder tile portu answer which is roo Carded MraWnyAnKitmneljr 6rmv Jugs Jt U bciksvcd that reproaetaMs will bo tuado to the imltaa personally 4 f to issue a modification of tbeao term I but U is foreseen that thlswlll bc very io iTlaicult owlhff to tko attitude of the rtyrrate a s Itnproba ii ble although at present Russia U opt posed to this Ii as quite certain that Alhupowcr will not consent to a retro Thcasaly Ion Germany q la bullercd to bo r tot tox n this point because it would involve a violation of the lierljn treaty and imperil tho peace pf tliq llulkan I Altogether the reply of the porto has j caused the greatest surprise It ap L 1 pears that during the discussion of thel Oto from the powers by the council of tho tuUaaii minister news reached 1 the council thta003 GreeK had landed at Paloaa bad were marching to Janlni with the tatcatlon of cooperatlBg with othec forces from Arts Thia created r a bad bapre4o amoaf tke Matera AMERlCsNLLE ltTYi SCj tera a 3Mti4ai 4NEw YORK May UTho cJgfitylmt report of the Awerlcaa Btblo I toelety was presented to its managers at its annual meeting la the Bible house It abpwed that re ceipt for beaevolent work lactud lag gliU from auxiliaries were H898TT and dlsbunemonU for beaevoleat work were mil 6GB The total gifts of the living wore US- sso u Never befocewith a excep ton have act p ay ffbluiees of the Bible be t t Ilblo house la ono ro fphctr1cs Th rnUra l11tiQber t ie1fliI and seven I eighths of tkeav went to Mexico Con tral and Bouttt America t ballot was takes A WONDERFUL FIGHT M U WHI rntablr B OCM lHotd4llr tat Iood atJte NswOfiiJiAxs MayUTbo railroad sail Ievc board have made a woader ful fight aad will probably Mccecd In 1 closing all the ere vases In tko Uurtoa lorec all tkUR koW tM llaawhUa the Mudl ox Is belnwbttttarouadtha J j 0 f ilaagerousaecttoa The planters In tho organiIaItavohttrrledrdofeaso working In tho water to hold tke watering baaks The river at New Orleans has been stationary since Saturday at 104 Tho Icrcea are in tine by next boUsUf retained lot emergency repairs FATHER AND SON Arretttxi M Violation of the Baalla1 Law of knssi specialtothctar WarscJtfCilwtle SfWarnersara 0f1 a warraBt cbarghigtkeni with ylwluMng the Ute Tfce warrants vera swbra out yA6tt ilm Veaua an Indian tI V alI and Killed HlmieU anti IIlWlt at Taeom Wish TAcoMA Wasli May 11John Ar thur McCarty a Northern Pacific eon doctor shot and killed himself and OllfotlngtooktA they wero returning from church McCarty was formerly yardinastcrnt prague The Bteel Ileum Fool UUiuUcd- PHIIADKLPHIA May HAapcclal meeting of tho companies Interested in the steel beam pool which was organ Iced 14 months ago was held In this city yesterday and tho pool was dls lObed und un open market created Hannftirturlnff 1Untt Subuiergfxl ICNOXVIUK Tenn May 14 Several wiiViufiicturliig plants are under water a1 a result of last nights phenomenal I rainfall The river U ralslnglk inches an hour McKlntrjr KM Intortactd preslodiDLSherman at Washington this morning abstracts of telegrams and letters that cubaThesethe subject of tho distress anti destitution now existing on the Island It Is further stated that they confirm In great mona ure the Information hitherto received by the pre Ucnt on this subject It lI believed that a menuigo giving tho views of tho president on tho situation In Cuba will bo sent to congress early positivelyllowuyorp that such n message has not yet been preparedxIniin icyclnn LvyDtAffjAiiSlSL Mr if Ik Cham berlaln of Denver Col was killed Mr Sun1ayCiiltmberlain ChnmborlafhlRvcamtcJJttoot wjvcrol Ucijr YofklawiisUiCo cohtpa mto Victim of AiMMlnaUon- MILWAUKKE May ID Evidence de veloped yesterday which makes Ual Orand1tapldalchSaturday morning was assassinated Mrs Heiman ICaufer who lives where the body was f6und says she heard the shots oa the fatal night aqd saw n man running away from tho scene rreltoa Thornton Dad IPPHpKKi May Itf Preston i theSfMrtflondiooIn t1daclty Sunday died at 88C byIdaA Haiti In HtchcuwaUad dispatchIrolUCapc ous engagement haa taken place In Ilcchuanaland Chief Toto has been captured and volunteers have been killed S A Cabin Innrgent Loan sayttheVan of 83000000 In Now York HOELMAN HANGED Che Kllllnc of Mri dcdilca Legally Avenged at Piston III PAXTOX 111 May 15Fred Iloolman tltas Hartman was hanged in the jail in this city In the presence of about Qfty witnesses Prof IJlomc ono of his spiritual ad risers read on behalf of lloelmun a declaringhisIloelman was hung for killing Mrs Volbko Oeddcs having been convicted on circumstantial evidence Aim Decides body was found with a coid iroHnd her neck and the other end of the cord antenccli to a doorknob lie 1s believed1 to liiivci Itlllcd Several other lVJBi iMsk lfti iiy CaL FRANK BACON tVat a WcHKnown rubllo UMclal In KstMHtt ABKANSAS CtTrKas May liColFrisk UacOB BJed 0years of Chamitc Kas la dead at Uucda Springs 6f heart cot liacon was candidate forfailure govoru t when Gov Ollck was elected was register of the Ober lrcaldentClovolaadidlr Richardson as chairman Of the Demo sratlc state central committee A SHOCKING TIME South Austral Shaken by liameroai Kartliquake Shock LOXDOX May IbA dispatch from Melbourne Australia says up fewer than 00 earthquake shocks havq durlugthe1IItdisturbances wcro particularly severe at Kingston where buildings were I damaged and tim inhabitants are liv trig In tents for safety A HUNDRED SOLDIERS KILLED And BUtjr Others Herlomlj Injured la D Railroad Wreck ST PETERSBURG May 15A terrible railway disaster befell a military train Thursday evening between Kockcnhot land lHva on Uto ValId Jurjev line Sixteen cars were smashed Two ofli ccrs and nearly 100 soldiers wcro killed and 00 others were moro or less seriously Injured THE FLORIDA SENATORSHIP Stephen R M llory Elected on the Tiren tjFIf til JUllotT- ALUUIABSKE Fin May 15Stephen Jl Mallory was elected United States kcnator On the tWenty ml ballot The vote was Mallory J Chfpley 44 Call 1 Chlploy led after the rollcall on this ballot but tho changing of votes gave the election to Mallory A MoUblo Fulling Off la Immigrant Ar rival ntJfow York I WABIUXCITOX May 16The returns received by the Immigration bureau during the last several months shows- a marked falling off in tho number of Immigrant arrivals in tlils The jnumlicr of arrlvala dugtlhinh moth ended March 31 1897 was 142011 as compared with SOd030 for the eoino period in tho fiscal yiiar 1890 DuringAprUwas 11430 and during the first 11 day In tho present month tho falling oil a New York was 10800 f Mludlotboro Krt hooded MiDDEsuoiio Ky May HRain for 80 hours has again flooded Middles bore Thousands of acres of growing corn are under water Loss to farmers is not less than 820000 and to this city 85000 Tho waters are receding Condition of the TreaiuryW- AHIUVOTOV May 18 Yesterdays statcny nt of the condition of tho treas ury department was Available cash balance 1391184 gold reserve 6145 490001 Natural Oil at Sacramento SACRAttBNTO Cal May 14 Natural gas which promises to bo superior I1nyIonthis city and the total supply from the well Is estimated at 100000 feet dally sI Ao it 2 A GOOD BUGGY Is t MADE BY THE U Iif f r A015UNNLJS 0 J H r c 0 j i 1It f iJI ZARRJAEE 3D11 ivat i SIl c fif Give usa call and be convinced that we will give you the best Buggy made jgj in Kentucky for tlVe money Twentyfive years tells the story We tt will sell you a V V r f 1 I lop Buggy C of Our Own Make for 45 0- l c lI V h 4 j f J Wt alt kin4 of reairingiIn Spring Vehislp frqin the lightegt to tho 1JPhY tl that it Jen sec fc WWty A hint to jbe wise ig sufflcipnt 1- ifr e C 1tJ3 jcE anag9r rt lt JONE- j S f Jt O000S cts e so i rtCa 11 0 w AFTER MANY YEARS The Monument to Washlnffton tit I Phlladolphla Unvollod Adilrou of Prrddcnt MeKlnlejr Storj of tho Movement to Erect the Mona uiontlllitory of tte Society of the Cluclaaatl- nADKLrniAi May 1i1Uero in thri tholory of George Washington the soldier the statesman and tho man was hon ore today in monumental brtmzCf swIdlingflagspubjlp was drawn by iU latest exec utlvo Surrounding him were men in wlioso reins runs the blooAof those first patriots who battled Boulder to shoulder wjth Washiagtoni A OTADrK OAT1IHR1NO tItdrcp Includingt1ittim cabinet ofilcers UIJ10fen enlt armynndtho direct descendants of tho molders and makers of the nation Maj William Wayne president pf tho Society of the Cincinnati who formally citytrncos thony and Wm W Porter tho orator JUtteuliousu oftheningtona staff in the revolution Thus toUlllulateTins ujivriiiim cKimiorfiic WI1SImpressively MajWaynebyPresidentclamor augmented by national sa lute of 21 guns by tho artillery and by the foreign qnd American war vessels In tho Delaware This concluded President McKInley spoke briefly Tim oration was then delivered by Mr Pox tel Tim formal presentation of tho memorial by tlio society to tim city was made by Maj Wayne to Mayor War wick with a short address by both and then tho may r transferred It to the Fullmount park commission which body exercises jurisdiction over the great pleasure ground- PREPARING FOR SEA flradytorSosNKV YqnK May 10Orders have MontgomerySicard York made ready to go to sea from Now Yorlc at a moments warning ac cording to a Washington dispatch to tho Herald Sho is tofihlupwith coal to her full capacity xaste with which She is to jwcparo for sea may bo jtged fxorn the fact that 1thoulhl- I1t rij tdtoutbt1n1Of Ibunkers to their full capacity this amount of fuel will bo hurried on board today and tomorrow Concerning the flagships destination nothing can be learned at tile navy department but that her de parture from port has any bearing oh tho Cuban question id denied by tho secretary AN ILLEGAL CORPORATION Judge Olbbon Thus Charaqterltot the American Tobacco Co CHICAGO jfay 16Judge Gibbons has rendered a decision declaring tho American Tobacco Co an illegal cor poration and prohibiting its agents from carrying on its business within the confines of this state Thedecision sustains tho information filed last De comber by AttyQen Molonoy asking that the American Co bo en joined from selling paper cigarettes on the promise that It was an illegal trust monopoly and conspiracy SpanUh Muster MADRID May 10Tue Hcraldo re ferring to the possible action of tho United States for the relief of Amer Scans In Cuba says Tim Spanish gov ernment wilt havn universal opinion on its sIde If It acts with energy in repelling American interference In Its Affairs but this opinion will be hostile unless the government ceases making concessions These displays of weak ness if they do not Increase the dUll culty of solving tho question certainly do not improve the situation in Cuba The Corrcspondencia announces that tho reported Incrcitso in the strength uponintional conflicts Attcrtho Coal Barons AMUNV N YMay 15 Justice Chester has granted tho application made by tho attorneygeiieral of this state for summonses to Issue against certain railway officials who are alleged to bo concerned In an attempt to cot ner or control the sale of coal In this tntc7 Fatal Saw SOil Explosion v THTOXVIILK Ky May 1IA saw mill bolter exploded on lUiulfoot river sevcral miles from hero killing Vj Patterson and Dink Hodges white and I two colored men whoso names could not be learned Three other men will dieI The TarlH Dill WABJIIHQTON 14 Senator Aid rich In charge oUho tariff bill yester day afternoon gave notice that he r would call it up Thursdaythe 20th tat 9VOIi lowing Moni1ay tao QUh i Death of Celebrated Kallroad Hulldei Nsw YonK May 14 Rlcliord V I IHirrovves who as a elvllonrmeorwnl prominently idontlflM lug of the Union and Northern Pacific rnUroads tho Graad Trunk q1 ral ways In South Amerigo died yesterday ijt blli lqwin4 L Yernpfl ajrcd 7- 4fIned fof SpHtlnq- ST Looifl May IQ Larry Conc J was fined i11 tHo p QcourL tOI bplt4hig ultd tqiin the iqq qf Btrectcari thQ MrIk ei t W or POSOOS 14Th6 duko and duclicss of Marlborough will visit JuyeW Vletorlii fcd yai d will slept at WIc1SQr as le Two Mere VkftsZie Varl lire l nisMay li MiticI de jaurae an liierdaughtdr Uavrf raoeumbfU to the jiiurtc r telv d at the shorltj Imzwrflrc c Ip c OThERWISE UNNOTICED Th Trinity river has flooded about fpd miles iit Texas territory A plagiio of locusts is ravaging tho Interior provinces of Argentina andilectlllfO I i UDagaml1ted iron and tin york eri Il manding a higher scale of W yW uea Siilolcnskla brother has been appointed to tho chief command in EplrK relenscdtromprlaoltt England T eVr9rkeltyer wages risultan will not consent to an armlstlco until Qrccco agrees to his term of peace Prominent men from all parts of Texas attended the funeral of exSena tor Coke at Waco vA massmeeting of men and women whq sympathize with Cuba was hold In Washington Sunday A wild negro about 00 years old was captured about ten miles north of Urow ton AlayfnrmeraIr- lncoConstanUne In an interview at Domokos said that ho believed ho could bold the position WashJngtou poised until next Friday John It McLean has begun his cam palgn to pust Mark llanua from tho senate andto take his seat oflIunatheM rlo Theresa monumunt John Arthur McCarthy a Northern Pacific conductor shot and killed him self and wife at Tacoma Wash Qui Tanner of Illinois says ho will legislaturd secretaryof Louis3undllYGen Bradley T Johnson says that McKlnlcys policy will bring on a war with Spain and that fighting will lost just 80 minutes- CAnkcr worms have made their ap ndjolnlngcounlcsof with apple and pear trees Tho thirteenth annual convention of the National Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Statistics will be heldaNashiviilo Tenn May 19 80 mil 21 Frank Machemor an insane lad of 10 years cut the throat of Mabel Kurtz AdolphKurthome at Philadelphia A telegram received from Ilarrods burglKy brings tho news of the birth of a daughter to Rev add Mrs Martin malecsbxVlcelrcsl11e r C114r es hTAbaTh1hwe- althiest resident of Uolconda III is dead He removed to Golconda from Louisville Ky 23 years ago Ills es tate is said to bo worth 81000 000 Tho lumber yard machinery hall and sawmill of Enderlong Itros ONeill tho leading contractors and builders of Valparaiso Ind were totally destroyed by lire Sunday morn tngi Th fruit growers of southeastern 11I linois report prospects good for an abundant crop of all kinds of fruit Strawberries were not as seriously dam aged by the recent frost as at first re ported S T BlaIr a livery stable keeper at Llttlo Rock Ark wasdollbcrntclyflhot DeputySherIff lynchInghavoExSenator and MrsJohn U Header son of Missouri have tendered to President McKInley a country homo in Which ho can spend the early months of the summer Tho mansion Is situ ated on the Virginia hills two miles from Arlington Tho sugar beet seed which tho agri cultural department hasbeen distributI- ng practically cxhautcd about 10 000 having been sent out to farmers in about fourfifths of tho states Tho seed has bcendlstrlbutcd purely for experimental purposes THE MARKETS New Yomt May 18 tan OATTMJNatltc Steers I 4 25 fll ft JO COTTONMUiailnir T- FLOUlt Winter Wheat 3 s JS 4W tajtUCWN2114IOiUCNowMesaSt LOUIS 714unnvnistecrsCows und halters 2 n IJ 4 01 CAtVEScach 403 1123 1100 to Select 8W J 3M SIIIKPt aIr U Choice SOU o- KtOUItapatents I II 464 Q ilItOIVHEAPNoCOKNNo 2 Mixed IOATSNO s ro ItE Nol s- s1OIIACCJLugs301 W na- Lcuf Be honey 440 O 12 M HAY Clear V W 0 IS M OEOOSFrusli 12 8 IDltltSundanl new A D 00 jLA1tDPrimcSearn 3 CHICAGO OATTLENullvo Steers 540 HOUS1nIr to S 15 SIlI1IPalrtoUholce 873H 4 Ci VIMVU Winter Petunia 4 70- HprIie 1ulout 4 m- WIIHAVNos5prIui ft 74 Na2ttel fy WH OOltNNo2 5 45 IJi 0A1SNo2p 45 IS IOlllCMcits iiuit U 8 KANSAS CTW- OAW K ul Sii eern S M Q 5 00 cYIliSlfifcQOllNNo3 m NEW OULEAN3 FLOURhllghlUrade 485 0- COHNfNaZ see S OATSWCktcra 25iI r HAYCholeo 16 U IT o- lOItICNewMei 81 qiOOVtOiMItdiIn 1- 4LOUISILI VUI ned 5D- bXItNo III 2 Used t81EA Ii OATSNaSMUed 21 Li POieifNowllews 111 to D U UACONClear KtU S4 II olvlCNJlIdc1l1nl J4om Tii JUitfie tn Lowell VOSfQ1oIay 15 Juilwq John I owoU the tUUiiBUlah jurist died at Wa llalllO in Urookllnu just after 4 Ii m- JdltQ Lowoll llacl betas 111 for some llwfl nnd Ills deathIadbccnoxpoetcsl for aovoral days Indian at War laasJMtnacbedaiatwar wltk owe ano near Qe1MIsIndla1 IQIJtc IQpacst killed and It la not knowu v ire art dqad it n r- lJ TJ THURSDAY experience PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Oongroas Asked to Grant Bollot to Amorloans In Cuba 4 The Senate Act Promptly Adopting a Kciolutlon Without Dlflalon Mak tug the Appropriation Dlde Tracked In the llooie WABiHNQTOif May lBTho president fyostcrday sent the following message rtd congress To nt Senate and lions of KtprtunlaHtn oj the United Mtattit Official information from our consuls In Cuba establishes the fact that a largo number of American citizens in the Island arc in a state of destitution suffeiiuff for want of food and medi cines This applies particularly to tho rural districts of tho central and cast era provinces The agricultural classes have been forced from their farms Into the nearest towns where they are without work or money Tile local authorities of the several towns however kindly disposed are unable to rolicvo the needs of their own people anti are altogether powerless to help our citizens The latest Report of ConsulGeneral Lee estimate that from six to eight hundred Americans arc without means of support I kayo assured him that provision would bo made at once to releave them To that end I recommend that congress make an appro prlatlon of not less than 20009 to bo immediately available for use under tho direction of tho uecictary of state It Is daslrnblo that tiny sum which may bo appropriated by congress should in tho of the secre tranporcatIon ing to return to the United States are without means to do so WILLIAM McKINLEY Executive Mansion May 18 1897 Indorilne the President Recommenda lion WASHINGTON May lBTho senate committee on foreign relations decided to report a resolution carrying into ef feet tho presidents message in regard to Cuba It was imtncdlatly consid ered in tho senate Tailed Without DlrUIou WAsHINGToN May IBThe Cuban resolution appropriating 850000 for the relief of destitute Americans in Cuba passed the senate without jllvlslon Sidetracked In tho house WASHIHOTOX May lBIn the house Mr Hitt of Illinois asked for Uitt Immediate cpnsidcration of a bill to ap propriate 850000 for tho relief of desti tute Americans in Cubu but Mr Bailey of Texas said that lip must ob ject unless an amendment embodyi- ngSenktothrgacalntlonJinroco nttton of the insurgents be added Mr Dlnglcy objected to tho amendment whereupon Mr Valley objected to tho bill and tho Cuban question was side tracked until Thursday NEW SILVER CHAMPION David Orertuyer of kansas May Yet Lead the Sliver Force KANSAS CITY Mb May 1BA special to a local paper says David Over mycr the sliver champion of Kansas will doubtless loom up as a formidable candidate for president or vicepresi dent of the Bllvcritos If tho silver wing of the democracy remains in tho saddle during the next cant paign IIo has already received a num her of letters from prominent sliver democrats throughout the country suggesting that ho may bo called upon to lead the party in the future FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Special Session TH tin senate on the 13th the resolution W brIng Elvcrton C Chapman helore the br 01 tho senate artS tho discussion of the tarlK measure occupied the tlmo of the open sesSion An executive session ot 40 minutes was held Tho senate adjourned until the tnbIn the house the Indian appropriation bill was dis posed of with tho exception of the provision for opening the Utah glfamlto lands alter which the houso adjourned until the ITth IN tho senate on the 17th a messago from the president calling attention to tho starrliur condition of Americans In Cuba on account ot Gen Weylers orders was promptly met by a resolution offered by Mr approprU sting the sum of 150000 for their relief 1ho remainder of the session was devoted todlio- usslon of the Cuban situation Inthebouse- Mr Ultt offered a Mil for the appropriation1 of 150000 for food and transportation substan tially tho same as that passed by the senate but the request for unanimous consent for IU passage was met by objection from Mr Ualley and the bill went over The hoiisa adjourned to the IOth LEXINGTONS LOSS Tho Courthouse at Lexington Ky Darne4 Suns Mii torilecc Woman TrluniplK utVent With the IttLEXINGTON Ky May 15Flre broke out in an attic at the courthouse at D45 a m nnd In a few minutes the upper story and domo were all in names Tho fire department seemed unable to make an Impression and the courthouse was completely burned and In an hour nothing remained but tho walls Harts beautiful masterpiece Woman Triumphant in the rotunda was destroyed In an attempt to remove It Many of tho loose records wore car nail out and others aro In a steel vault In the basement The courthouse was built ten years ago at Le9St of 1130000 The fire started In the jury room which was vacant Tile county school superintendent was conducting an examination of 60 school children In the courtroom and they Were all rescued In addition to the total destruction pf the Hart statue many Y1tuabl- olalnUngsln the court rooms wore lost These were portraits of Henry Clay Richard Menofoo Win T Marry anti other famous Ken tuckiana pat d Htaly Sully and other noted arUst- srheosson tins building U 800000 in mruntte 110000 Suspension of Sliver Coinage In lraWABIIINOTOV May 15The state department has rdcelvcd a copy of tho do cno promulgated last month suspend lug Mlvtr coinage In Peru An ArtJleut CluiluitatI Hrcwcr CINCINNATI May is Christian Mper leln otto of tim pioneer UWWCM 01 Cincinnati Ulod xt ft SO a a at lilt residence Ijft CUf w ag 48A1 years VM W W Wal AutUoj 9t Trllhy rnXosi May lor1te niiagu Uurald Da Maurler1 eon ot tlicauthpi ofh1fllbYlnd Miss Silvio wv actreu wlU take placa daring tqMumor 1 c 1 0 J Gets You aFREE TRIP CENTZNNIALk S IS S I S S CS C S S as s sies a as a iss S U i a S e eeiissesss LACE CURTAINS Buy your LACE CURTAINS home Our Spring 1897 line is made up of GEMS I For 5oc and 750 per pair we show nice patterns npthreeyard lengths See them c Prom siprpir and up wesshbvtIhrecand Onehall ya dng hs For beauty these can not be beaten at the same prices I Yt Twentyfive per cent discount onpUI1896 Lace Curtains X i SHORT PROFITS BIG VOLUME f We guarantee our prices to he as low as those made by any retail house in St Louis Chicago NewIYork orany other city So save the i expressage and leave your money fn your home market BISHOP UC c 60 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY YOUNMONEyBACkfliyOUWANTT ss is sesss It S ssSts I sos a s a semsissS a THECA E OF CUBA In tbe Hand of IU Friend t the Xe CaplUUWAainxoToN An enthusl attic audjenco of men and women Washington doors yesterday afternoon at a monster mass meeting held In behalf of the causo of the Cuban Insurgents The theater was appropriately decorated participatlug linger ad Allen oxSenator Duller of South Carolina Rev Hugh Johnson pastor of the Metropolitan Metho dist church Hey Howard Wilbur En IdentUlodwith prostdent meeting to order and Introduced Sena tor Qallingcr as the presiding officer The latter made a brief address and rend a number of letters and telegrams of regret among them being those tIUNVAandColUlUand Mr Karl Decker of Washington who as correspondent of tho New York Journal spent some time in Cuba much of it with a branch of tho Cuban army In Santa Clara province gave a- esenIio of affairs existing and of the pitiable plight of many of tilo people suenlrifor tbo necessaries of life flu ridiculed tho claims set out by Gen Weyler that the Island had been pacified and said that if the rightsbytainly win Mr Decker has just returned from Cuba WENT THROUGH A TRESTLE La Accident Which llecalted la a Long Listof CmiuallllM- ABDHORK I T t6South bound AteIsonTopeka Santa Fo passenger train Ncy 1 wont throng a trestle 10 miles south of hcroat about S oclock this moralsi lad tumbled down a 26foot embankment passengers and members of t1icIJw were injured some of them fatally No one was killed outright Tho tenln consisted of six passenger coaches and one Pullman All save the engine and tho sleeper went through the trestle TItl1Mt Tim on Record QUEENBTOWH May 15Tho Cunard Line steamship lucahia Copt McKay cloarlilgSandythat day arrived ieIat 731 a m yesterday after a passage of 5 days 14 hours and Si minutes during which over tile distance steamed 3090 knots she made the best time on record 2180 knots per hour Too Much Wtdtkr andUu lleanlt In DwtJ to Wegmnnd Cnho KANSAS Cur Mo May 16Sieg mun aged 52 years an old real dent and welltodo realostate man Jlllvlngbeening heavily for tho post week and evi dently turned on tho gas with suicidal Intent For Assistant Secretary of the Treasury WABHIKOTON May nTho nomina don of Mr Frank A Vanderlip of Il linois for assistant secretary of tho treasury will be sont to the senate witch it meets next Mr Vanderlip Is now private secretary to Secretary Gage Prof Barnard Lauded Safeljr- NABHVILLB Tenn May 15Prof A W Barnard who mode an ascension in his airship from tho grounds of tho Tennessee Centennial exposition Thurs day evening landed near Madison station 11 miles from this city and ro turned home The heath Icnally Aueaed RoCKFpniJ Ul May 15 jJuinoi French the wife murderer was found guilty The death penalty was im posed V Y1 I Pillosophy 01 matIng many pills there it so cud Every pillmaker says Try my pill as if be were offering you boa bond The wise jnan iGnda a good pill and tticka to iU Also the wise 4 man vctio baa once tried them CTCC forsakes IkAjK CMkid1c FIIIs- p j BEST TRAINS Kansas t Montana v JoGofcfUtah St skaJBlack I VIA St s L rOHIIRCIRS i CONSULT TICKET AOENT OR F M RUGG mAy PASSn AGENT ST LOUIS MO I S SSUII4ISISI p 4 SPRING IB37 V Wall paper and Windew hades The largest Newest Leading varietyI lowest prices ever shovn to the people of County HOPkit Please call in andbe cojj I vinced at fir jllAl Ii 5I5K 3OOKSTOIEJI- MADISONVILLE 51 W thinsanieuProtect your ideas i theT brIng wealth Write JOHN WKUDKUBUKN JS CO Patent Alice nell Wuhlngton I 0for tbelr tlfuo prIze offer D1I nevf lilt of one thousand InreoUon wonted EXCURSION TICKETS ieIllinoisro THE TENNESSEE CENtENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION NASHVILLE4tt IFur the above occasion tickets wilt be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying limes rules and limits including a ticket on sale daily Rood to return until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen days and sev en data For full particulars as to which f of the above applies from your nearest Railroad Station in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or ad dress your nearest railroad Ticket Agent WM MURRAY Div Pus Agt New Or leans JIm A SCOTT Div Pan Agt Memphis AI1 HANSON O P A Chicago WA IJellond A G P A Louisville NEW BEL rjjSuMcImitiyHeatec Oat f C This hIouse Is iewl Furnishings ra New I TEL I 7tvcrlhIng fhtcU MADISONVILLfl KYtiES prrJtfr r t- v 1 ZJh a o s p1vrr 0 T fJi W u I = 1 l 0 rej Bed PAUL M MOORG Editor and Manager BEE PPUBLISHINB COMPANY ii i IneorjottleJJ co rdismatterSUBSCRIPTION RATES Oila VeRtlIrtctltnadnnce It co 1 50 TlirceMonlhi I K- SliiRlo 2S Copies 3 Specimen copies mailed free on application Cjrrespondenti wanted In all patti of theiountv Addre u for particulars THURSDAY MAY 20 J897I 4 s ANNOUNCEMENTS Ii STATE SENATE We are authorised to announce RODINSON Robinson as a candidate tar State Sonalnr from the =C =Sls eof and Chtiitian subject to Ilie action of the Republican party 1 lAKER Weare authorized to announce Dr E 1 S licker of Madleonville III I candidate for State Senator from the counties of Hopkins and I Chilitlan subject to the action of the Republican p3rty SENATOR DEHOE is representing Kentucky constituents but to the credit of the Senator hcscts a new pace and doesnt c crya cork screwTILE builders edition of the Herjdcrson Journal was a hand some paper and doubtless will be a great benefit to the city of Hen derson + EWSPAPER men continue to tell thaw Representative Adams of McI 1 Lean rouses from his nap now and then and answers Dr Hunter Pretty hard story THE attendance at the Tennes see Centennial has been very gratifying and seems to promise that the American public feel a proper appreciation of this magnificent exposition o S AMERICAN machinery is in de mand abroad The Rogers Loco motive Works has secured a con tract from the Chinese government for eighty heavy locomotives also a contract for fine locomotives from a South American railroad Com pany TilE BEES unsurpassed offer of a free trip to the great Tennessee Centennial for every ten new paid I up yearly subscribers is at work and tll names arc coming in You want ito go you must go Earn the great trip this way You can make all expenses too if you will REPORTS from all quarters of Hopkins and Webster Counties in dicato that the farmers are all buslycngagcd trying to overcome the disadvantages of a very late season Surely this is the time to- nwork an4all other weekday things 4 except working to make gpod crops and better times should hcu laidon the shelf OUR Webster County news de partment is coming up nicely and we again this the second week of its inauguration make a good show irigThe carelessness of some body in the postal service laid our Dixon letter out but the telephone has overcome the difficulty and wej give the news When in the neaaI somechangesjin vill be less occasion forcomplaint And this is not political talk expericncedJthe Icnmvs that numerous complaints have been madebut not one by TilE BEE to the authorities in the postaldcpartmentf THE following incident illustrates what TIlE Dee said of our newI United States Senator Hon W gtheagrced iJ ontliat the new Senator isttheman for sober honest business Q4Cdavl3t week Deboj the new Sen atperV in Ken lucky visited the stationery- r1ornof the Senate and made a selection oFjpjpcr pans pencils papercullers blotting pads a penjcnue and other apI 4 Illhlakhe turned to godHavent you forgotten a corkscrew J asked theclerkJN Stbinghorn KntRckyI do not drinkcWE need good roads The BER- t dwent i oncra for tho improvement ot pub lie roads and streets This would give us good roads and would take convict labor out of competition With free skilled labor r Men who work the roads according to tile old fashioned methoJ in this section do it usually not to make the good but to gt rid of the job andavoida fine The Frankfort Cipital has this to say on this vital subject It is apparent the only solution of the problem is in the abolition of all employment of convicts In competition with free labor Tbe prisoners can be employed t making clothing and shoes for Them selves in cultivating farm products for the maintenance of themselves and in making public roads allover the State If this were done the State vould probably Incur no more expense tban is now incurred in the attempt to take the bread out of the mouths of honest mechanics by making at a loss minufaclureJ articles and selling them In competition with free labor pro ducts If every convict wero maintained in idleness it would only cost the State fJjo 000 a year whicl would represent a tdx of cents on each JOO of flxnblo properly Out in making good rods the State would reap a benefit vastly more than even this outlay wbich would not be really necessary However it is certain that the convict competition has got to go and the politicians have got to declare for honest labor ANCIENT BURIAL PLACE The Bees Correspondent Visits an Ancient B rlnl Place LOCATED NEAR FUANKFOKT KENTUCKY Where Lie the Remains ol Daniel lioone Ills Wife and Other Noted Ken l cky Pssplt Special correspondence to TIIB BBB Frankfort Ky MaY20The ancient burial place of the people- of this vicinity was situated justa short distance off of the Owen pike and about one and a half miles north of the city Along in the thirties Mason BrOwn Esq one of Frankfortspromment and enterprising citizens conceived the project of organizing a cemetery company The scheme was popular and the associated capitalists obtained possession of a bluff ly ing to the eastward of this city across the Kentucky river On its top was spread out a tract Of rolling tableland and their purchase now embraces over seventy acr s On the river boundarythe precipi tous cliffs rise to the height of three hundred feet above the flowing stream The undulating surface of this naturally beautiful plateau studded with grand old oaks elms and other native forest trees has been skillfully taken advantage of by the landscape gardeners and engineers and it compares very favorably with other notednecro poli But it is not so much for the picturesque scenery in and surrounding it that it is noticable as for the tombs of the historic dead that it contains At the crest of the precipice fronting on the middle of the loop of the river which circles South Frankfort stands the monu ment marking the graves of Daniel Boone and Rebecca Bryan his wife Their bodies weie brought from Warren County Missouri pursuant to an net of the legisla te of Kentucky passed during the session of 18445 appropriat ng funds and appointing a commission for that purpose The consent of the surviving relatives laving been obtained the removal was made and on September 13 1845 twentyfive years after Bpones death the cerembnies at tending the rtintermenttook place Hon John J Crittenden delivered the oration and Col Richard M Johnson was one of the pall bearers It was not until 1860 that any monument was ejected to mark their last resting place al- thouGh several efforts had been that direction Abill was passed in the legisla incorporate the- BoonCtfonument Association and In 1850 a bmw s introduced mak ing an appropriation for a suitable monument On March 2 1860 the bill was passed authorizing the Governor to erect a durable monument and draw upon the Treasury for an amount not to exceed two thousand dollars in addition to the amount raised by private subsip tionlt seems to have been finished during that year but ho record tan be found either in the Journals of the legislature or in the newspaper files of that time con cerning it It consists of a brown stone shaft about twenty feet in height On each of the four sides and at the distance of about eight eet from the base of the column a recess was cqt in the stone nearly two feet square and three inches deep on the surface of which was carved in bass relief first a scene representing the hunter alone in ront of his log cabin next one depicting a hand to hand encounter betWeen the pioneer and an Indian warrior on the third was shown Kebecca at the cabin door en aged in milking the cow and theY contains a sketch of Boone and a youth standing nea the door of a cabin But the significance is not apparent from the attitude of the figures or their sur roundings Some say it shows Boone telling his colored boy and sole attendant where he wished to be buried But as his wire was buriednear there that seems im probable Others that Boone is freeing his slave boy but an oral- ismissal would not have accom ushed the object All memor nda connected with the design to have been lost The past tense is advisedly and orrectly used in describing the sculptors figures for the hapd of spoilor has been here and the relithuntinJfiends 0= barbarous that but little is left of the work of the artist by the chisles of the thieving visitors who seem to have had no fear of the penitentiary whose walls on the opposite shore were constructed to receive and confine and now re strain criminals ofa Jess degree The dilapidated condition of the monument excites feelings of anger and disgust at the lack of venera tion decency and honesty displayed by the heartless scoundrels who mutilated it and a desire that steps should be taken to replace it with a duplicate structure of more durable and resisting material A very small amount subscribed by those who have been thrilled At the recital of the exploits of the sturdy and brave pioneer and his confreres whose struggles with the abonginees during the settlement of the western wilds caused Kentucky to be called the dark and bloody ground would soon raise the necessary sum It is onlyrequisite that the proper par ties should inaugurate the move ment and it would seem that the Colonial Daughters of Kentucky should announce their consent to become custodians of a fund for the purpose after ascertaining how much would be needed Pennsylvania claims him as her son North Carolina once recognized him as a citizen Kentucky regards him as one of its founders Missovri with in jvhose boundaries he last re sided gave up reluctantly her right to retain possession of the remains of her distinguished dead And throughout the nation arc privilege oring the memory of one of our typical American pioneers who blazed the path toward the Westward oer which the star of empire wayAnother is that erected to the memory of I Col Richard M Johnson who is credited by the historians with having killed the Indian chief Tecumseh at the battle of the Thames The battle monument to the heroic sons of Kentucky who were killed in the Mexican and recent Indian wars occupies the centre of a circular plot about one hundred and fifty feet in diameter The shaft is about sixty feet high and contains the names of various battlefields and officers who perished there and numerous tombstones to the memory of other officers and soldiers occupy the surrounding space Here also rest all that is mortal of Governors Greenup Scott Madison Adair Letcher Crittenden C S Morehead and Blackburn and a host of eminent citizens who have made an enviable record in various walks of life An interesting feature to the visitor who is scientifically inclined is the JamesFrancisin 1834 who died at Columbus Miss in 1862 On one side is the above inscription on another called home by the Grand Chief of Operators to work the eternal circuit above on another His comrades the old time telegraphers have caused his remains to be brought back to his Old Ken tucky Home and erected this monument to his memory Ablaze with genius and aflame with zeal He caught the spirit of electric force interpretedTbe Perhaps the most unique monu ment is that of a Mrs Connery which is cut from solid grey mar ble to represent a cross formed of an oak tree sawed off above branches projecting at right an gles which are cut off a short dis tance fromthe trunk the carving of the bark and clinging ivy must have taken a long time anda care ful and delicate touch It stands eight feet high and the trunk is twelve and the branches ten inches in diameter It would be difficult to find aIlcity of the dead 01 similar size wliere arc grouped a greater number of historic characters Over to the ruileloomsis situated the remains of Fort Hill Its face from this point of view looks almost inaccessible To the north and south rise other high cliffs at whose base the circuitous river glide and upon the circular sunken plain three hundred feet below their summits is built the city of Frankfort These two cities ill such close proximity so aptly illustrates Rose Terry Cooks poemliThe Two Villages that it would seem as though a visit to them must have inspired her muse Although in this same connection attention has heretofore1 been called singularfitnesscality any allusion to the scenic features contiguity and environ I ment of the two seems to call for its reproduction- Over the river on the hill Lieth a village white and still All around It the forest trees Shiver and whisper on the breeze goOf crow And mountain grasses low and sweet Grow in the middle of every street Oyer tbe river under the bill Another village lietb still There I see in the cloudy night Twinkling stars of household light Fires that gleam from tbe smithy door IMists that curl on the rivers shore growForftc In that village on tbe bill Never is sound ot smithy or mill Tbe andflowersNever a clock to toll the hours The marble doors are always shut You cannot enter in hall or hut asleepNevera sighSilent bliWbenprayerLooks goUpmJldW child C31JrsD I Carbuncles Appeared Each Season Until Blood Was Purified With Hoods Sarsa parlilaAn Indolent Ulcer For several years I was troubled with carbuncles on my left side and my back They would disappear In winter andre turn tho next summer I began taking Hoods Bareaparllla and havo never had any carbuncles since My llttlo son had a lever and an indolent ulcer opponredon his loft limb and spread halt way around It Our physician recommended a blood purlllcr and I gave the boy Hoods Barsoparllla with gratifying results A Q D JAMES Polkvllle Miss II I havo been a great autfercr from muscular rheumatism and In October began taking hoods Sarsaporllla I continued Ita uso until January when I could go about as well as any ono and I have had no acute pains BlnceI W MINNie Grand Isle Louisiana Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggtU lrlcoI six forts takQHood WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS Newsy and Interesting Commun ications From Corres pondents at DJXON SIIELTON AND DUCKFQBp Commissioners Report in Favor of Better Drainage FacilitiesNew PottmasterV Appointed and Other Items of Interest nrrAsTwIazlConducted DIXON KY i Dixon News Item W H Rice merchant of Lisman was in Dixon last Pridsy v Ed Tugate of Nebo was herelast Satur day Rev Edwards of Indiana Tilled Dro Leslies appointment here last Saturday and Sunday Mr L B Henry attended court at Mad tisonvillo last week Mr J D Hill of Hopklnsville visited friends in Dixon Saturday and Sunday Mr J N Hall of Mirtin Tena at tended the site of the Hutchison land last Monday Mr Fred Trusty the popular young Republican of Tilden was in our town last week t Miss Rose Draining closed a successful spring school at Wanamaker last week and has returned to her home in Dixon Judge L B Hall was on the sick list last Monday and County Court was ad burned over to Tuesday License to sell liquor at Providence were granted Tuesday to the firms of Price Frederick and Forsythe Henry The two saloons were Immediately opened Messrs Cravel and Hearin of Ulackford were in Dixon Monday Mr T T Morris Republican nominee for County Court Clerk attendedcourt here Monday 11 Mr TK Wilson of gbr ewt fn town Monday I Attorney Evert Jennings of Providence attended court here Monday 1 Mr Benjamin Todd of Tilden was in town Saturday Judge Cal Tapp of Providence attended court here Monday New visitor at Dexter Raybornsitsag- irl Mr George Price a young man ofClay was arrested and lodged in jail here last Friday charged with larceny from the store of Mr Arch Jones of laYbUOK PriceIs of good parentage coming from one otlbe most estimable families Iii the county and tils act is much regreltlll by his friends sufcessful a number have obeyed the gospeland have been added to the church already I Mr A W Mooney received notice last Friday of his appointment as Postmaster at this place and executed his bond and took the oath Saturday and will in a short time receive his commission Mr Mooney was Postmaster under the Harrison ad ministration and is a clever accommodat ing official oDd all irrespective politics are glad to see him back at his old post Quite a laro number of farmers of the Clay country were in attendance at County Court berq last Monday being interested either for or against the petition filed some time ago by Mr Burley Nail to have a large ditch opened from his farm through the flat to Crab Orchard Creek a distance of two and onethird miles Better Drainage f The commissioners were appointed at the last term of the County Court and have performed their work and reported in favor of the proposed ditch and estimate tljb to tat cost at about 803 The report also estimated the size of the ditch necessary to carry off the water and drain the land sufficiently at sixteen feet wide aril four feet deep Some opposition kmanifested but it is thought the report will be received and the ditch opened This certainly is a move in the right direction and now let some one take tOe initiative and make the move to have Slaver Flat drained From the Scatters to where Slaver empties into Crab Orchard a distance of about four and one half miles there is no channel and the water spreads all over the bottom covering some four or five thousand acres ot the best land Webster county affords that is now almost worthless With a ditch suffi clent to drain said land this could all be made tillable laud besides It would be conducive to the health of tbe whole community Let some one make tbe start and have the timber cleared off the proposed route this summer Webster County Department Last week TUB DEle began a news department for tots county and since TUB BBS is the best Republican paper Intbe Second Congressional District and in view pf the fact that we have no Republican county paper the Republicans of this county should take bold and help to make this department a success for when you are doing this you are helping yourselves We certainly appreciate the valuable aid TUB BEB gave us last year sending ihous ands of copies to tbe county free of charge and I believe will with a united effort secure a large circulation in this county thus 101strengthenlngou If It had not been for the kindness of TUB Bee dutipg the last campaign many slurs and charges made by the Popocratic I press detrimental to tbeparty in Ibis coun ty would have gone unanswered nndt without refutation I It It Democratic The Sebree Herald tbe official organ of the fuslonisls In this county contains a list of the gentlemen who were nomii nated by the Free Silver fusion primary on the 3th of last Ms cb The list is to be found on the editorial page under the rooster Iho regular Democratic device and is denominated Democratic ticket and when come to examine the list wo find tour out of the eleven to be Populists Mr Perkins tlio candidate for representative and whoso name ap pears at the head of the county ticket is no Democrat and never was having been a Kepublicdb until some lime since when he began to affiliate with the Populist party and claims to be one at present Also two other candidates in the list called Democratic ticket Mr Hubbard candidate for sheriff and Mr Porter candidate for county court clerk Tire charter members of the Populist party of this county The last named gentleman Mr Porter less than a month ago repre sented Webster county in the State Con vention which met at Louisville and nominated Joel Parker for Clerk of the Court of Appeals Just bow the ticket can be called a Democratic ticket is rather hard to explain and difficult to understand- It may be that in this fast age and near the close ofthi Nineteenth Century a Simonpure Democratic ticket can be made up of four Populists and seven Demo crats but we dont believe the honest voters of Webster countywhQ ore in favor of fair play in politics as well as everything else will thoroughly understand bow it is dono or will endorse the process at the next November election D D SHELTON Tita EARLiXGT0N DEB The farmers of this country are very busy planting Corn and RGrktng toaJi we are proud to see the roads worked as they are in a very bad condition Some few farmers are planting tobacco Messrs J L Overby J II Herron and A S Riggs returned from Henderson last night Shelton Bros claim that business is reviving under tbe present administration Mr Jno Stanley and wife of Union County were hero Thursday and purchased a nice bill of dry goods and groceries of H S ShellonBro Messrs Harry Wartman and R S Rock two traveling salesmen of Evans ville were here yesterday working up a trade with H S Shelton to Bro A Gunn is in this part of the country working in the interest of Gunn Oglesby Co well diggers- G B Shelton is going to Henderson next week on a business trip Mrs Cook Sights is on the sick list Success to TUB DEB SUT BLACKFORD EDITOR BBB I am glad there is a lies in Earlinxtnn I am glad that Iba sting of that nine is poison to the Democrats and 1 am also glad that the peOple of Yeb ler county have department set apart for lherespe cial benefit Joseph Sipes of Paducah is visiting bis brother Sim Sipes of Ibis place Henry Shiffer of Princeton is looking after his interests in our town this week M Henderson returned Sunday from a visit to his brother at Calhoon John G Asher and S A Frazer Sui daycd with us Uncle Joe is fishing Ibjs season but hi says moquiloes bite better than fish lion D Browning of Dixon attended fudge Hendersons court last Tuesday M ifs Rose Henderson of Locust Port mdwho has been visiting her sister Mrs T W Girard for some lime returned home Sunday and some of the boS have Ihri blues1 AJ Garrett and daughters of Provi dence were in town Sunday- C Henderson has been appointed Post appolntmeot ture we will give a short biography of our new P M D M Dodds and Jesse Hoemanof Clay returned from Louisville Mondaywhere they have been attending one of the leading medica schools of tbe State Abe Vaughn of Dixon who is represent- Ing tbe McCormic binders and mowers is jn our midst this week I Miss Annie Noel visited friends at Rep ton Sunday Rev Charles Goocbe and Sam Martin of Sbllivanwerelnlown Monday Miss Dillie Whitesidb is visiting in Mar ginfield this week J M Clements weht to Foards terry sunday W R Head moved from Sebree to our town and will engage in business here J H Morgan and H B Cannady made atrip tb Clay Sunday Girard Bros have their saw mill in fine trim and their whistle is beard- earlyTwenty years For more than twenty years we have been telling how Scotts Emulsion overcomes the excessive waste of the system puts on flesh nourishes and builds up the body making it the remedy for all wasting di seases of adults and children but it isnt possible for us to tell the story in a mere stick ful of newspaper typeIWe have had prepared for uiLt a physician a little book tellingrln easy words how and why Scotts Emulsion benefits ant A postal card request will be enough to have it sent to ypofree Today would be a goo4 Unetosendfott SCOTT BQWHfi Nw York 0 md late We need more such enterpris ng men to rvin them The liquor licenses were out in our owri Monday and from thence on we will ave a dry town unless some one else takes license I C h Dots of Marion was in town Sunday 6 Geo M Carnahan went In Marion Monday John Sutherland professor of vocal music was with lila class Saturday and Sunday Dr D TAVhtte II B Cannaday and A T Brown will leave next Sunday for Nashville where they will spend some lime in sightseeing at the great Centennial It this does not find its way to the waste basket you will hear from me again your tumble servant for the promotion of the in terest of the G O P- LOCOIOT1VE BLASTS Louisvilles patrons of the railroads are now elated over the prospects of soon hav ing three direct lines between there and St Louis the third one being that of the L H SIL which beginning Mny 3oth will run passenger trains direct from Louisville to St Louis using the L to N between Henderson and St Louis The annual picnic of the Evansville rail Toad officials and their friends took place last Saturday at Loch Mary There were seven coach loads and reports say a day of great enjoyment was spent The former night clerk at Earltngton Browder Myers has been promoted to the position of baggagemen and is now run fling betwecu Clarksvllle Nashville Many of our people were disappointed last Saturday when the excursion train from Evansvillo pulled In and they found out the Howell band did not accompany them but we hope that at some future day the ahop boys can give us a call Walter Wright says that band Is composed of thirty seven pieces and Walter can be relied on unless it is a snake or a storyMaster of Trams Devney was a busy man last week Besides other things ho bad a school of four conductors to Gum ine on the book of rules and other things pertaining to their duties and how the boys are fullfledged conductors Heal Johnson Moody and Morton were the lucky ones Conductor Morton made his first trip last Saturday in charge of the excursion train from Evansville to Earlington Although John Devney is engaged in business at the dispatchers office at Evans ville there can be little doubt but his heart is still here if his frequent calls on that young lady is a sign Agent Etheridgo made a brief visit to relatives at Nashville last Sunday Agent Martin and wife of Nortonville came over on a fishing trip one day last week but as T C had left his silver hook at home he could catch no fish anti went back homo empty handed making the plea that the wind was too high Conductor Joe Powers is now in charge of the new run put on this week between CUrksville and Nashville A special train for the accommodation of the DeMolay Commander at Louisville was run by the L N It Hopkins ville this week Rumor says that 1000 cars of ballast will be used on the Henderson division this year DOWN IN TIlE MINES I One who claims to know says that even if ihe operator felt so disposed that the Woodstock mine could not now be worked ion account i f the mine being flooded In many parts We rather admire tbe way and manner of the men who look it upon themselves last week to make a peaceful visit jo the Carbondale mine for the pnrpdse of per suading the miners there lo ask for a restoration of the standard price for min log coal They did not go as has been the case armed with shotguns and other weapons of war but instead as they were on a mission of peace and good will they throngitsworks spoken in behalf of good wages the accompUsbedTbesoon saw that the claims made were founded on justice and their request to restore wages was granted It is the same in coal raining as in all practicefairall others concerned are tbe men who in the end can be relied on to do a prosperous business Supt Crutcbfield was over last week and strange to say we failed to see that fine daughter with him Quite naturally the miners of St Charles and Crabtree took an interest in the re storation bf standard wages at Carbondale because if the cut in price of mining prevailed it meant to them soon a reduction- Good living wages should at all times be upheldAn has been reached between the miners and operators In a portion of question Companyofweek their assets being above their liabili ties it is said The mining interests of this county was represented on tbe grand jury by Dan W Umstead who was complimented by being selected as foreman of the jury A good selectionWeigher Fegan attended court at- Midisonyllle a day or two last week Geo C Atkinson of the St Bernard qualitiesbecept a position on tbe jury when there was the least doubt as to his right to serve according 10 law Illinoisdentrallands known as tbe Norton estate at and ia the vicinity of Nortonville Mr J D Atkinson of Earlington was wltbhlfrom heir gold mine In Georgia It was a little smaller than a egg yet it contained about tio worth of tbe yellow metal It is claimed that ore of that richness pertondeveloping the gold mines of Georgia are undertakIng pInMadisonvillo Yesterday was the day fixed for a meeting between coal operators andmIners delegates In tbe Jellico district with refer enco to wage rate etc Vesslrl ILouisville Dispatch The Earlington BEE got JutaNashville Exposition issue which lid credit to the paper th itttf T xFIRR1D 1 is0 THIS Tennessee Centennial EXPOSITION Opens tyfayl 1897 and Gontinujes Six Months A National Event of International Importance which interests and concerns all Americans alike and to which the whole world ig cordially invited FRfETous ten paid yearly new subscriptions to THE BEE we will give a ROUND TRIPTICKET FREE From Earlington to Nashville good for seven days You can do this with very little effort and no outlay of money BEQIff tfjtfe Woi JOW And you can win one or a number of ticsc Free Trips Anybody can use them apd we will fur nish them J 10 ANY JIME DURJNQI riEC EXl OSrI reNJ a J i i t e Send your subscription in nSTasfns v icrI11get them and we will give you r diLr yourvork until you arcrcady to take tills great trip to drip of the greatest of the Worlds Expositions If you stop a fraction over ten names or several tens to your credit we will pay you a liberal cash commission on all such fractions so that you will not sacrifice any part of your labor Address ThE BEEEARLIN6T01M KENTUCKY Me OF THe THINGS AT THEP Sf Bernard Stores Stocks arc greater and fresher than ever This Seasons buying was successfully planned to combat the timeshowever hard New Shoe Styles Our large and excellent stock of Shoes is proverbial Honest values always No shoddy goods But we now have unusual varicty and quantity in Shoes for everybody We can please both you and your purse WhileGoods and- Washable I Fabrics That all women can appreciate Come early and i get the prettiest and best India Linens Dimities Lawns Percales etc in endless variety FanoyDress Goods Stacks of Fabrics of tho Fashion World which Dame Fashion has ap proved this spring ore here Bright new stuffs every yard and each a great bargain All sorts lf of Dress Goods both Coir ored and Black Silks in great variety for Shirt- Waists BJgSale of 2 Underinuslins We have made a lucky purcnaso of a complete line of Ladies Muslin Un dcrwcar and wilts J1 at prices you have not seen before cheaper than you can make at homo Parasols andiI Umbrellas Tho newest and prettiest conceits in sun protectors- Fine Umbrellas and Um brellas not so lineall at remarkably low prices Curtains and 1 Curtain Goods If there isn window or a door in the dining room parlor anywhere in the housethat needs curtain ing you will find what you want in bur stock of Lace Curtains Scrims Drapery Wonderfully lowpriced jII j1l12roi4eryJlJCIlINGS Tfr hint f tterns that is the crdtptlp arc isjmply 1I exq f s Ii v iF 4 Anything else you need or want at the 8t Bernard Gaei e BfuHM I oJ ar j II- ItL A a iw c Q f A 1e ee Su ZSnJwsiru we C riDe L N1 TIME TAE Effocllve May 16 1897 Iouin SJIv9251111IV341LvSebreeLv Slaujblert jJtpm Lv Hanion 333pm 447111IpmLv 515 81Q wyaiArLT GulhlolGIS p m 847 p m 651 a Ar p rnioio p m 84081 s y IlOTM KO5414YIT Gnlhrlo 903 a m 041 am 01 P in LT Hopklnivllle 041 a m 1031 a m 951 p m pmIvLT Katllnxlon ioi a m 1131 a m 1048 p m proLTiitipmLvLT Hendenon 1144 a m IJBI p m tteg a m- Ar Kwturllle 1210 p m 130 p m mp a m TioamArNot iinndpi will ttopal rcHlonyllJ Hop I and on and let oRpaisangari In androurCbfC2l1o and points north of UTinullla via U It T II Udgf1ildMcLelllllboro1Indlion to like on paitengen for all points on St LouU Dltlilon No 51 makes regular Hoptat Guthrle Karl Injton and Hendoraonr- tOTIDIXCE ACCOUUODiTIOX PAILY nccrr IUXDA- TfUj a EnLv Providence Moo 715 m l2oamLvNeboAr6351mG3 715 a mLv Madlton lll Ar 605 p m 755amAr BarllnjtonLT 545 pm pmBiolItghILIInlon Ar 454pm 844am LT SUnchlcri At 437 p xii oj nm LT Sebree Ar 4 topm Om IT Hecdorton Ar jiopm 1030 am Ar Evanirlllo LT 245 pm W W ETIIR1DGE Agent TIMETAIEhCLREffecIIveay WORTh BOUND No 101 Nott No an tT New OrlMM 6jo p m 000 a m IT Memphis 7305in 815 pra 1IuhDn toOpn1 iciopm fixaa m IT 1adneah tjjptn ttam 800 a m LT Pilneelon 440 pm a ra 937 a m Iv Nottonvlllet pm jtjlam 10500 m Iv Central City 650 p m 419 a m tillS p in Ar LonIrvillelo3 pro Boo am 313 pm Ar Cincinnati 640 am 1133 am SOUTH DOUNU- No 01 No 0 No lit IT Cincinnati uMpm 93pm IT IxjoUville SOlm 7OSPOI 84oam- LT Central City ailS a m 1049 P m 153 p m- IT Nottonvlile Qliam zn p xii 1134 pm- I 1lncetonloa8m Iii a m 405 pm pmLrAr McmphU 703 p m 710 a m- At New Oilcan Lto II m 700 a m All hub run dallv Noa 901 and 104 are solid Veillbuleil Iralni plniuh Iat IIchlNlltb Pull man hioUct ilispors and Ire Chair Cars btlnoen Cincinnati inj New Orleans Train sot anlJojatiorontolM between Cincinnati and SleepersDiilA II HANSON G P and T A t s earhnioq 4IapJDn1nSPe- rsonaHfivi Holes Paragraph nmf j J WorthyJOl SIed1l1 Mentron Quite atrowtl of Mortons Gap people spent Monday afternoon at Loch Mar fishing Our townSlI1anJ W Iglchart is a good liis capture of the sprinting darkey on Monday won him laurels The V PS C Eoftlio Cum h rliirid church of Madisonvillt1- vfll g vc a supper at the Cit Hall Mn125 lor thcbcntfit of the AfmeniaIAfter all TUB BEES pressing invitations Mr Walshs big brass f fraud didnt come We will have ito lit content till they go to the ircat Centennial and hope for a snatch of n tune as they pass through 4 Eaflingtons young cornet band serenaded the LP N plcniccrs i Saturday who wouldnt bring that tint forty piece band with them from Howell And our boys did their best and played just as if they 7 didnt care if there was a band over the river t A picked nine from this place crossed bats with the Madison k villcs Tuesday afternoon on the IgroundS of thcMatler The Earl lUgtolbQysscemed k have a case of usa I rattles and Madisonville jiul no trouble in defeating them 6ihiu score being 36 to 6 I Monday the L N pa car earned a strong guards in addition 110 Jhe gjjard that is usually on hand Marshal no T Uarnct and alMorgau of Earlington Craig 6f Madisonvillc Gordon of Hanson Biggs of Sfcbreo and some others accompniedthe car over a portion of the divis iion Mr Joseph Cough is having his residence on street enveloped in a film of lead and oil which is going to cause a rise in property siround in Jhat section of the cityI Taylor Swopeof Mortons is the brusji act and being a f eteranat the business knows ex Racily HOW to distribute shades and colors to catch the public eye Biicktcnfl Arnica Salve The bet Salvo IB thIn world for Cuts DrniseB Sores Ulcers Salt RUeam Fever Korrc Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all SIIn Eruptions and pol ilvely cUres Piles oJ no pay required his f lo giVe pedectsatlsfaclion or money refunded Price 450 per box For rx Safe by SJ Bernard Drug Siortf FIRE AT CROFTON Total Destruction About 10000 David Bourland and J G Croft Losers Crofton suffered a disastrous fire Friday morning erlywhen the general store of David Bourland Jf E Crofts warehouse were entirely destroyed The fird origi nated in Mr Bourlands store Anc was discovered by Thos Hammond an L Si section hand who gave the alarm Only n few plows and some clover seed were saved Bourlands total 1osp stock16oooMr Croft had no insurance and JCrabtreeof implements in Mr Crofts build ling Miss Hcndrix milliner in Bour lands store lost her total stock worth about Jiioo 1 Arnongthe Secret Orders Rev C C Hall has proycn himself a Good Samaritan to a number of Masonic brothers re cen ly in a manner they teem to remember JGlennTuesday to Naslivilfc Ia attend the Supreme Commandery of the United Order of the Golden Cross Mr Murphey is delegate Mr Glenn alternate Hopkins the annual Conclave of Kentucky HopliinsvilleMadisonville a body by yesterday mornings early train The men will have to give up their lodges clubs and other lux uries and duties that take them out evenings The womens clubs arc here in full blast and somebody must stay at home to the fire and mind the children Kentucky Knight H An Educational Move Judge Stokes has been for the past week conducting a class inI long division Said class consisted of several transgressors white And otherwise who had f to make4 their ante good with Marshal Barnctt and the authoriticggdcs cided that the offenders might work out this sum in long division JudgeStokeshammers and a soft poplar plank to sit upon and invited them to fracture limestone Several of his class have graduated with honors sonic arc sanguine of passing examinations with credit j Iwo or three arc prone to wander and I play hookey upon tho Judge causing Marshal Barnclt to go out and seek them in the barren fields of sin Tins aggrieved Judge vows that ho will lay nn cnibargV upon their travel by affixing to their pedals a jivd foot chain with a globular fiftypound1 trinket ap pended if they persist in truancy As the sun in its meridian height beat down about as fiercely upon the transgressed as it did the trans gressor the Judge has moved his class from the exposed site near the depot over to the welcome shades near the bas tile which of course is a move in the right direction At this place he will see that his class leaves no stone unturned to satisfy the demands of blind folded justice The Children Happy The public school here closes today and if the wcathct permits the children will have an outing at l the park this evening A straw berry feast will be given the little ones by a generous citizen and a bundle party will afford endless amusement The children will each provide a little package worth five or ten cents These will be classified to form a Jive and a ten cent counter The articles will be1 bought from these counter theibuyer realizing a surprise in bundle The proceeds to be added to the school fund We predict a pleasant time and urge our people to attend Deafness Cannot be C redCby local applications as they cannot rcacji tlie diseased portion bt the ear There Is only ono way to cure deafness and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness Ii- cauae4by an Inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachain Tube When this tube gels Inflamed you hav a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing and when it Is entirely closed deafness Is the result and unless the Inflammation canbe taken out and this lube restored to iis nor- ma condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which Is nothing but an In flamed condition of the m cuous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars freer F J CHENEY ft CO Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Tills are tho bestINotice House and Lot for ialeThe house contains six rooms cellar well and good outbuildings allan pretty fair condition Lot 50 x 190I feet situated on BIocknr5Lot i on McEuen Avenue Earlingtftn Ky Wilt sell for 8oo Cash or 1000 on time Write for par ticulars to 11 V Wcndelken ClVerport Breckenridgu Co Ky Box 96 ce oil 4 DY CATHARTIC b tL1s GuAp LST4III tt It 0 c V I c SIR KNIGHTS Hopklnsvlile In Gafa Attire and Knights Tcmplars Own the Town I MADISONVIUB COMJIANDEKY THERE Hopkinsvillc KyMoy I9The- I Knights Templars ofKentucky are herq in full force Yesterday evening the DC Molay Command ery from Louisville escorting Right Eminent Sir LaRuct Thomas Grand Mastdr of the Grand En campncnt of the United States a nnmbcr of Grandofficers arrived in special cars over the L N They were the Bowling Green and Russellville Commanderies and all reached this city together The Louisville Commandery bringing with them the Little Commandery from the OrphansHomebof thirtysix men arrived special train overthe Illinois Central Both the Commandcrics from Louisville have with them full brass bands Madisonville Commandery ar rived on the early traiirtU 6 oclock this morning and word escorted by a brass band to Hotel Latham I where a sumptuous breakfast had been prepared for them Repre sentatives are here from Hender son Pachicah and elsewhere The city is full of Sir Knights and visitorsThe reports have been true that the Pcnnyrile people have been proudSplendidbeen fitted up by the Masons in Everyhrrangcment tlmcomfortablc accommodation of visitors at the hotels and in private boardingliousesThe business portion and no few private residences arc decorated in honor oi the occasion Election of officers will take i la9VThursday hH is possjHe that Past Commander John U Leathers 1qr 104 r I19pf1J11pd1 cry mhY 1 as twhicJUfI offices s ns usual 1 are expected t be filled by regular promotion in IincuntuuanThere to secure the Grand Encampment of the United States for Louisville in 1900 An 13lopementiMr Curtis an conductor of this place and Miss Flora Baker of Lisman Webster Co were married at Springfielda Tcnn yesterday Baker has been visiting her sister placeTheyesterday norning for Springfield i at which place Miss Baker became Mrs Lane Curtis isa worthy young man and Miss Baker was one of Webster countys model grlsdyou my Post Offices The following postmasters have been appointed since our last issue S J Hicks Hebbardsville Hend erson county C L Cartwright Smith Mills Henderson county NoTolInc fur Fitly Cents Guaranteed tobacco habit cure nmkCM weak mou Btrong blood pure tOotl AllUrufklsls Free For AllsVlthout money you can go to o the Tennessee Centennial and Inter youike a and go to work Monday afternoon as Marshal Barnett andMr WM Grainger intorEarlingtonturning from having accompaniedp the pay car down Grainger went to oust a colored traveler who was beating his wayt n a box car The car door opened and the fellow ordered out but he refused to come Presently the train started again and while it was going about ten miles an hour he climbed through the door jumped from the train and ran He was ordered to halt but ran the faster and a shot in the air further accelerated his speed- oMarshal Barnctt gave his pistol to Mr J W Iglehart and ilimito keep up the chase while he a horse Mr Iglehart proved his fleetness of foot by capturing the negro near Loch Mary boat house He gave his name as Smith and Said he was from Clarksville Upontlie charge of jumping off amoving train he was fined 5 and put on the rock pile which he now adorns My neighbor Told Me About Hoods Sarsaparilla and advised met to try itThls is the kind of Advertising which gives Hoods Sarsaparllla the largest sales in tho world Friend tells friendJ that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures gives strength health vitality and vigor and whnlerieighborhoods I asa family medicine i7 Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on I Ibo liver and bowels Cure sick headache I The band appeared Saturday evening as announced by THE BEE and were listened to by qt4it a num ber of citizens who believe in encouraging the boys in their very laudable undertaking There is fine timber and great promise in theI makeup of this young band who will doubtless yield to the disqi plino and trainihgncccssary to sue cess Prof Pfatcnhauer with the hearty cooneratibnof the boys can jnakca splendid band Do fourcellcver Imar burn or feel rough Sutherlands Eaglo Uye Save will banish that feeling It will make ur vision char and distinct and will enable YOiHocro1d wlthBui tiring Put np In a5 c convenient and nice 10 usa Two applications are worth tea limes the price r by Si Uern nl D g Sore lln Georga ICing St Charle 5- C ti IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS fhosc Who Expect to Sec rc0 Schools Should Preserve This publlsh cerning the cpunty examinations Wfilte Examinations of teachers for nnd22iJJoAugust 20 and 21- Colored May 28 and 29 June 25 and 26 July 23 and 24 August 27 and 28- WJillc and Colored For State certificates before either County or State Board June 18 and I9j August 2b and 21 For State diplomas before Stat succeedingdaysdays All county teachers and those who contemplate teaching during the next school year do well to cut out this list of exami nation datcs and preserve for fu ture reference that no mistake may occur Examination begins promptly at 730 a jIl- Titos H SMITH Co Supt SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Of Hopkins County to Meet at r Nebo Next Saturday prbgrnforto be held at Nebo Saturday May 22 900 am Devotional Exercises Brother Foard Key1esponseCAppointment of Committees 930 SundaySchoolDDiscussion a ioooBmiSdng I I 1010 a rnWhat constitutes a suc cessful Sunday School Mrs I F Foard Discussion 1040 a iphIow best to conduct the re Ji V RfcEuen Discussion j looaintermrssioa J i 130 p m Devotional Exercises Id P mrrIUpqrt troln Sunday Schools o pr OrganizationIB- ailey fDIscussp 1atrkJeacbersiW i D Urown Diicuision 00 In Sund-aycholsRRtAffei Discussion Reports of Committees Miscellaneous Work Song Benediction All Sunday School workers arc invited to attendBegin II you dont begin you will never accomplish your desire Begin now and work for one of several of those easily won free trips to the Tennessee Centennial You can dot Read our great offer Roy Bachman who was with Mr M B Long our city baker for malfriendseparture for Evansville was chronicled in THE BEE has accepted a position with Mr Joe Long at Morganfield The Long brothers arc a family of bakersgood ones and good citizens Roys frinds here are glad to know he is again well located Splendid Opportunityi Free trip to the great TennesseeI Centennial and splendidffernow In another column we reproduce short story Ediths Christmas Present written by a 13 year old Madsonville girl Miss Helen E Hendricks which took third prize in a contest inaugurated by the Sunday School Evangelist of St some time ago TilE BEE ublished a Thanksgiving story written by this young lady which venture to say was better thanlhe prize story above referred To Cure Couttlputlon Forever I or3CItI Mr Dan M Evans and familyC left yesterday morning on a Halsey Ky While sojourning in that romantic city they will be the guests of Mr and Mrs Ben W Robinson tormer residents of- ur city Having been in theimountings frequently and ng well acquainted with the habits and customs of the people Mr Evansmanyfriends arc fully satisfied that he incurs but little risk from venomous reptiles Experience proves the merit ol Hoods Sarsaparilla It cures all forms of blood diseases tones the stomach builds up the nerves The FortyNlners The Western Pioneer Associa ion of 184950 met in Madisonville Tuesday in annual reunion There were present at the meeting ohn Montgomery of Providence President and J A Rainsey of Madisonvillc Secretary John W Boiiej ohn W Cox and A EICox of Nebo J W Givens and W D Givens of Providence J H Ashby C C Brown of Hanson R B Nunn Owcnsboro W A Mahon Greenville C Crum baker and Baker Pidcock of Madisonville and Mrs Ann Jennings of Dalton besides numerous visitors A sumptuous banquet was served and the occasion was ohQ that wilt be long remembered by tho participants The next annual meeting will be held in Providence There is some one In almost every neigh vainInJCinney Warren Center Pa used to bo trohbled n that way Ho Tbe at palnsIlimes I suffered exceedingly until I using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy two or three dotes pf which ef an fmmedialo and lasting euro For sale by St Bernard Store Earlinglon j Ben T Jtoblasofl MorioaiGaplGtoKlQj St Charles C 0 f T L NI PICNIC Again Held atLoch Mary which has for Years Been the I PLACE FOIl TIIB B DtaiGllTPUL OUTINGS Saturday dawned bright and promising though a little cool for the repetition of what has grown custom for some years past the annual picnic of the Louis yule and Nashville railway office force from Evansville and Howell with their wives children sisters sweethearts and friends A special tram of seven coaches anda baggage car brought the picnic of some 350 in num ber reaching here about 930 Saturday morning Vehicles awaited to haul those who did not prefer to walk to Lakeside Park Loch M the scene of many a picnic where multitudes assemble amid beautifulsurroundings ot hill and wbodland arid meadow whose beauties are reflected by the lovely lake spread there like a mirror rowed sailed fisheden joyed the p rfect freedom of out door life with their friends for the day Such days of outing are pleasures to anticipate and furnish reminiscences for long future en joyment The high tension of workaday tile is loosenedand youth is cnewed May these pleasant days often recur and pridedelightfulLqch and pleasure to tiredworkers A NIGHT IN VANITY FAIR The Wonders and Fun of this I Haven of Fakirs I9Vanity Dickens would have revelled in ill How any one weary and laden with the cares of life would rejoice to stroll its gilded streets and en joy the bran new sensations there encountered become rustics and countrymen for the nonce life dupe and prey oi the confidcncj men disregard for an beauty and vastness of countless exhibits and stroll through this maze of bewildering confusing reckless jollity Become a child again and take a seal on the fWhaleback Se wave and for the merrygoroundfancy tempe tuous on board an ocean steamer defying seasiclcness Then go on throughiVanity Fair II It will cost yop a few quarters to moneybackMidway for it is not so crowded and you have a splendid oppor tunity to watch your fellow victims It beats the Atlantic City board walk for here there are no invalids in chairs to excite your compassion It is the heaven of the spellers and fakirs and the valhalla of the 4 ropcrsin1Then go to the Old Plantation and hear the nc Eto melodies of the olden time witness the cakewalk and the negroes hilarious joy in the walk around Did you ever see a cake walk If not then your life has been wasted Hasten to see one and renew your youth and the place to see it surrounded by all VanityFtirshoot the chute and no rapid elevator you ever traveled in will give you the feeling of goneness sucn as that given just before the first bounce of the boat as it strikes the water Then listen to the screaming laughter of the girls whose have befcn splashed with spray wjicn they anpounce againThen seeand viewthe log Capital of the State of Franklin a sovereign ty which John Sevier endeavored in DavyCrockettwho went from the tailors bench Legislature House as President of the United States then to the Giant SecSaw heightshanofiIllusia the Mirror Maze where you loose yourself and have tobe guided to the outer world again by a pretty girl who shows you the way v Ohl There arc wonders and fun inVanity Fair Heres the Chi ntse Village and the Beauty Show the Chinese Dragon with flashing eyes redlolling tongue shining scales and a wonderful tail with a sTuig in it the whole monstrous thing measuring 50 feet Then when you get tired of look ing you can have a sandwich and some highcoldred beer II handed you by good hardworking Irish girls whose selfrespect causes them to blush beneath their red theyrirbVienna and Castile There is an affair called Night and Mqrning a place where you can lunch with your best girl over a coffin w t serves as a table with blackbor dered table linen and widows and undertakers for waiters and wait resses1 Then take in the cyclo rania of the Battle of Gettysburg and live through the horrors of those bloody days when freemen were fighting freemen over ab stractions See the arena of wild and trained animals including the Ostrich Farm the Streets of Cairo the Phantom Swing the Colorado Gold mihdTn full operation while moralizing on the beauties and benefits of free silver the Moorish Palace with its realistic figures and the chamber of horrors the Edison Mirage and then go see the statue of Daniel Boone and the tree standing near by on which is dup licated the inscription cut by him in 1760 when he cilled 3 bar the German Village the Cuban Spanish Village and the Japanese Village the Haujited Swing time Electric Carousal tho Electric Science Theatre Pompeys Pillar the Camera Obscura the Money 04 t Beautiful eyes grow dull and dim As the swill ytan steal away Beautiful willowy forms SO slim daylIntcharms 14 spate coronslbcautifi4hair Preserve Your Hair and you preserve your youth A woman is as old as shb looks says tho world No woman looks as old as sho is If hot hair has preserved its normal beauty You can keep hair from falling out restoring Its normal color or restore tho normal color to gray or faded hair by tho uso of AyerS Hair Vigor Illusion the log cabins of Lincoln and Davis the Venetian Canal the XRay machines and the giant VanityFairnever have grown anywhere on sea or land but is a patch work of clever carpentry well covered with bark defying detection with its inside marvels It has knot holes docs this tree and out of each knothole at intervals peeps a fairy lace That illusionwither ing saddening wisdom of the cynic born of knowledge of the atrical dressingrooms tells me and Maj Pendennis that these wIselybutin boots see only lillics and rose petals II and go in And then the music the deafen ing made up of the voices of the spellers the tomtoms hurdy gurdys bagpipes and foreign in struments must be seen and heard to be long rembered VnnityFairthe time your notes in hank tail orss bills and all the ills and ailments of life HOW TO fiND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen Ills positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that tbo kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There Is comfort in the knowledge so SwampRoot kidneysliver I passages It corrects inability to urine nod scalding pain in passing it bad effects following use of holdI beer and overcomes that unpleasant manytimesSwampRoot est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug slats price fifty cents and ono dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention TIB DEC and sendI your full postofflce addrtss to Dr Kilmer Coj Blnghampton N Y The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genuine ness of this offer I Miss Ldc Crenshaw went to- HopkinsviUe yesterday to be gone two or three months Bvorrbotljr Say So Cascurets CmidV Calliurlc tho most won donut medical discovery or thu ago pleas ant and refreshing to the taste act gently and positively on k liver and bowels cleansIng cntlrosYltcm colds euro headache lover constipation I and biliousness Please buy and try a otO C C today 10 60 cents tioldand J guaranteed to cure by aft druggists Miss Maggie McCarty of Terre Haute Ind is visiting here The example of W W Brewer justice of the peace and a prominent citizen of Mt Jewett Pa is worthy of emulation lie says I never leav home without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and always recommend it 10 my friends It is the best I ever used and never falls to give immediate relief For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington lIen T Robinson Mor lonsGap Geo King St Charles Misses Agnes and Sue Burr went to Henderson Monday Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption This is the best medicine in tho world for all forms of Coughs and Colds and for Consumption Every bottle is guaranteed It will cure and not disappoint It has no equal for Whooping Cough Asthma Hay Fever Pneumonia Bronchitis La Grippe Cold In the Head and for Con sumption It is safe for all ages pleasant to take and above all a sure cure It is al ways well to take Dr Kings New Life Pills In connection with Dr Kings New DiscoVer as they regulate and tone the stomach and bowels We guarantee per fect galisfactfon or return money Free trial bottles at St Bernard Drug Store Regular sizes 50 cents and roo Bookkeeping Shorthand and Pen manshlp at Dawson Ky Prof J W Draughon ten years teacher and now principalof Draughoas Practical Business College Nashville Tenn will be gin a clacsin thelhe above branches June 7thnt Dawson Public School Building Term seven weeks Course same as taught in Draught tins College Special course to bookkeepers as well as to those who know nothing of accounts For particulars address until June 1St J VV Draughoii NasU ville Term after June st Paw 1sen Li Mrs M B Bourland wept to Madisonville Monday A Valuable Prescription Editor Morrfsson Wortjilngton Ind Sun writes You have a valuable pre scription in Electric Bitters and I can cheerfully recommend it for Constipation and Sick Headache and as a general sys tem tonic It has no equal Mrs Annie Stehle 2625 Cottage Grove Ave Chicago was all run down could not eat nor digest food had backache which fiever loft her and felt tired and weary but six bottles of Electric Bitters restored her bealth and renewed her strength Prices 50 cents and SIOO Get a bottle at St Bernard Drug Store Mrs G M Smith of Cincinnati ar rived hero Tuesday to visit relatives in the city a few weeks I Eye waters or salves containing sugar of lead are dangerous Sometimes soro eyes are cured with themlead poison does not always result Thousands of persons have lost their eyes as a result of the use of such preparations Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve contains no lead and cannot Injure the eyes of a babe For sale by St Ber nardDrug Store Earlington George King St Charles f Mr and Mrs Wm Hughes of relativCshereDr DeWs Peppermint Chill Tonic is a perfect liver laxative antimalarial and blood purifier Removes biliousness without purging Cures chills and makes tha complexion good Guaranteed by all derers For sale by St Bernard Drug Store George King St Charles A bicycle and a clear conscience i arc a sure cure for insomnia ICtlncato Your ISonroU With CmciireU j orotcrtoo Tires j Free FoxMarks At the residence of Writ Crane flmchland Kyjon Sunday morn fog May I0 Mi s Eliza Marks was married to Mr Ed Fox tlihtt folncfl Spat and Sraokt leer Ufo AWay To quit Lob cco cualiy and forever be mag Strong All drugetotif uyjorfl Curocnaran The total wheat crop for this year has been estimated at 430000 000 bushels To Cure a Cold in One Day Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets 5 All Druggists refund the money if it falls to Cure ajc For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky A prominent western newspaper recommends flax seed tea as an excellent remedy for whooping cough It may be good but Ills not to be with Chamber lains Cough Remedy This preparation will allay the Violent fits of coughing and make them less frequent and less severe It also liquefies the tough mucus making it easier to expectorate Complete re covery is much quicker too wben this syrup and contains nothing jojutidus 25 and 50 cents per bottle by St nard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Rob inson Mortons Gap George King St Charles 15 to SlOB Per Month Offered to Firstclass Lady or Gentlemen Agents to aid in an cx cellcnLschool work which is now being placed in every county in the Call on M M GILMOUR General Agent at Pawson Springs Ky or address Student Register Company Lock Box 344 Nashville Tenn C trciII Wool Woo SHIP YOUR WOOL TO ML SAJE3EI SONS233 and 235 E NaikctStrcet LOUISVILLE KY Established In 1851 We are tho largest dealers of Wool in the Southwest and ship pers wilt receive the highest value for their wool from us We handle all wool for alsofurnish4 r WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equip ment the best in this part of the State Anything and everything youwantrn livery 0 c PRICES ALWAYS I THE LOWEST 3o Yhh 1 = l BICYCL S Lr NORWOOD OUTING Keptin Stock d- L l 1 il Inflated of ICharge NOohJacthoynndepvork recAthlre1Sterling glvl tlvC Plendldlyi J Equipped Repair 8 Shop II r I t I The line of Bicycles handled by C M BourlanrJtI I lin connection with 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anil saysjti wney 300 NEW SAMPLES TO 8ELLECT FROM b ATSTIBERNARD GENERAL STOS6 ii m- IF 1 4 0 ti WORK OF THE CHURCH AD CONGREGATION rii TflE mAO1IOOL ttSSprJ VIII SECOND QUARTER IN- i TCRNATIONAL SERIES MAY 23 rti4 ot tke OLcuon AeU XV 10 SDaO i Memory Verse 3 4 Clolilcn Text Act xr II Commentary by tho n iv P M Stcarm 1 VExecpt 70 bo clrcumclwxl alter the JMMVBCT of Woscs yo cannot be saved mil Paul And Barnabasntxxlo lit Antloch with tho disciples niter their return from I their first missionary tour doubtless giv- Ing themselves continually to pmycrnnd to tho ministry of tho Wont vl 4 certain mon caino down from Jndica and taught Mtiborc Tho teaching of Scripture on till points that we need to know Is clear and Klin pie but tho perversions ot tho devil over elnco his first work In Eden are fearful 9 Paul and Barnabas hod no small dissension and disputation with them Tho story of Abraham anti tho giving of tho riteof circumcision Is so plain that wo wonder how any ono could fall to ice that Abraham vma n rlghtcoils man before ho received tho rite of circumcision Compare Gen xvt J4ind nil 10 and then feoO how 1Mr arc Pauls words In Rom iv 11 con corning circumcision A sent of tho rlghteousncRj of tho faith which ho had yet being unelrculnc1YIl 11 Dcclorlngthdoonvcrslonof tho gen f tiles caused great joy unto all tho brctimcn This was as they Journeyed to Jerusalem for BO did thcso JniUcan teach ers stir tho people that It was thought best to send to tho apostles and elders at Jeru salem concerning It Tho enemy had not bargained for this quickening tho breth ren along tho road as they heard of tho wondrous work of Qod among tho gcntllos 4 They declared all things that God had done with them This was before tho apostles and elders at Jerusalem It was certainly moro Important to hear first what pod haddono by Illsword and Spiri- tthrou1flI3 ncrvants than to hear of tho dlspiitjrfigs of theso teachers at Antloch rcro troubling tho people about clr tmclslon 5 Smltul to cireumctso them and to lY command them to keep tbo lAw of Moses This was tho teachingpf some of tho Pharisees who believed There are many of them today who teach that something be sides receiving Christ is necessary to salva tion Baptism joining tho churchtnklngI tho communion doing good tifying tho flesh and such like aro by somo held to bo essential to ones salva tion Such never can tell whether they are saved or not for they cannot tell when they June done their port as they say e And tho apostJoj and elders como together for to consider of this matterIPeter was tho first speaker verses Iofnny account and they stopped disputing to l1stellto hU testimony Ho spoko of what they knew and of what ho had actu ally seen of the grace of God Then tot lowed Barnabas pod Paul with their record S of the miracles and wonders which Hodp had wrought by them among tbo gentiles 41 after which James very clearly decided In favor of Salvation without tho necessity of QeircumclAIOn then decided to send with Paul and Barnabas two others chief among the brethren Judas Barsabas and Silas who might by atfithus tend more fully to comfort and estab lish them 23 Greeting unto tho brethren which aro of tho gentiles To hear Jews greet Ing unclrcumclscd gentiles as brethren F simply because they had received Chris- tI tros n groat advance In gtaco over chapters x8x123 Kven X have heard a min ister of tho gospel very decidedly object to being called brother or to IIpOOl ng of other believers as brethren although our Lord Himself said IOno Is your Master even Christ and all yo wo brethren Math zzlll 8 What docs nil some ministers 118tour 6OUI between tho penitent sinber and tho Say lour are troubles and pcrvertcrs As help less and hopeless as tho impotent man at throughIcorrupting in tho tomb is tho condition of I every sinner But Christ comes to tho sinner I and gives Himself wIth nIl that Ho is and as many as rccclvo Him become tho children of God John i 12 2520 Men that have hazarded their lives for tho name of our Lord Jesus Christ Somo men can teach and argue and dispute but not BO many aro ready to undura hardness or lay down their lives for Christ Tho teaching of thoso who mflcr with Him is npt to bo of moro vclght tlyin that of mere talkers 27 Wo have sent therefore Judas and Silas who eliall also tell you tho seine things by mouth They would therefore have tho letter from tho apostles thS spok en words of Judas and Silas and tho lives tortpndestablishpeople but ever seeks to comfort them Ho Is tho Father of mercies and God of all comfort and comforts as only a mother can II Cor i 0 Isalxvi 18 If Ho brings us Into trial it is that Ho may more fully reveal Himself to us its our comforter that wo may know Him better 28 It seemed good to tho Holy Ghost and to us to lay upon you no greater bur len than thcso necessary things Tho Holy Spirit is the great teacher and com toner and director of all tho affairs 4a tho church and it Is for us to bo so fully un der Ills control that all tho work and all tto words shall be Tho Holy Ghost and ur our part being simply that of yes se1i or instruments in which lie can no complish that which Ho desires for Bo knoweth the will of God I am suro that it is tho greatest thing on earth to bo a person under tho complete and constant control of the lIly Spirit of God for thoI service and glory of God 29 Not ono thing but tho reception of Christ is essential to salvation It is wholly through of tho Lord- Yf8US Christ thorapart from any vrorks of ours 8 Rom lv 6 byIlLscumcision or of unclrcuroclslon but of a iew creature filled with faith which work tUi by love Gal v 0 vi 15 tho love ti which constrains Us to let alone wliatever L vould grlovo the Spirit or in any way hinder I our fellowship with tho Father and tho Son Being full justified by faith In Christ Acts xUl68 80 Horn v 1lt Is no longer nor ever again a question off lmUon but wholly ono of fellowship and F rvlco as saved people an casy yoko full f comfort If wears only willing to walk vith Him The believers at Antioch were JcnuinlclDtband Barnabas teaching and preaching tho word of the Lord verses 31 85 Miners In some localities are said to be supetstitous In the ofS very vicinity Chi cago the miners recently found a dead black cat In the mine and for nine days they refused to enter the mine Cripeitoned sugarcoated lull which tear you all to pieces are not In It with HtKxUs Easy to take i Hoodsf Hoods fillS which ft I atM date in every troP Ch1 eafr cprt IiJanil4Uire wJll u ijasj OIJlood Co Lowell Mass V 1 i1ns4o with flvti Sarsaparilla Se cS- r b CHRISTIAN NCEAVORj Toplo For tho Week Beginning siny 93 Comment by Ilov s H Doyle Tone Peace when to ictk It and bow Oen sill Ma- Having obeyed tho call of God Abramrtakjiig with him Lot his ncph dw has left his home In Ur of the Ohal cans journeyed down through Pal estine to Egypt and has returned after a sad experience in Egypt to Palestine In worldly matters they 1mvo boh prospered Abram va3 very rich In cattle in silver Dud in gold Lot also which went with Abram had flocks and herds and tents Riches however did not bring unalloyed blessings Their herds and flocks woro so largo that there was a scarcity of pasture and as a result Btrifo aroso between their hemmeD Abram howoTCr deprecated tho strife earnestly desired pence and went to Lot with this pacific speech Let thereto no strife I pray thee between mo and thee and between my herdiucr and thy herdmcn for wo bo brethren II- Peace is most desirable Christianity emphasizes it urging us nsfar as lioth in us to livo peaceably with all men Yet how much discord strife and con tention there is in tho world and how many homes churches and nations nro distressed by these things Abram teaches us two important lessons concerning peace when to seek it and how 1 Abram sought peace at the first ap proach of strife No sooner did strife break out between tho hordmen of Abram and Lot than Abram went to Lot and expressed a desire for peace Tho strife had not oven as yet extended to themselves but Abram know that it soon would do so and by vigorous timely action ho warded off tho danger Tho time to seek peace is at tho approach of strife or in its early beginnings Many a strife and contention in homo church state or among friends might havo been peaceably settled if an effort had been made in tho early days of its history but it is allowed to continue from time to time until neither of tho contending parties is willing to yield The parties concerned become anspit cious Words and actions arc strued and add fuel to tho flames and what might havo been easily extin guished at the start becomes an un quenchable fire 2 Abram to obtain peace made personal concessions Abrams niagnanirnl ityto Lot will always stand tho bright spots in his character Lot owed everything ho was and had to Abram yet to secure pence the benefac tor yielded his interests to tho ono who had been benefited When strife and contentions arise peace can only bo ob tamed by yieldings and concessions Even when assured that our cause is just we should be willing to make con cessions if thereby wo sacrifice no prin Isoonerthe Lord said unto Abram Lift up now thine eyes and look from the place where thou art northward and south ward and eastward and westward for all tho land which thou seoul to thee willI give it and to thy seed forever God rewards thoso who sacrifice them solves for tho sake of pence CI Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called thochildenofGod Biblo Readings Num vi 22O xxv 1013 I Sam xxv 6 6 Pa xxix 11 xxxiv 14 cxxii 00 Isa xxvi 8 lvii 1021 Luke i 7670 z 6 John xiv 27 xvi 88 Rom i 7 v 1 Eph ii 14 Phil iv 6 7 I Pet iii 11 The Need of Pardon Peace with God is impossible without pardon No child can feel comfortable under the roof of its father with tho sting of guilt in its conscience and tho sense of sin not as yet forgiven An nnforgivcu sin is like a thorn in tho flesha constant source of irritation and a menace to tho health of tho body It must bo removed and the sooner tho better Tho longer it remains tho more grievous the mischief and tho moro dif ficult tho task of removing ItLu theran The Most touting Impression For the best anti most lasting impres non tho preacher must work not upon tho feelings but upon tho conscience This monitor properly aroused will itir tho entire being and life Itis Gods vicegerent and docs grand and efficient work when properly instructed and moved Truth directed to it plainly faithfully and persistently is sure to be followed with reformatory and saving results Presbyterian The Support of the Christians tare The love of Christ in its twofold senses tho support of tho Christians love and growing conformity to Christ is the fruit of love To bomado like to God was tho noblest aspiration of heathen moralists and tho spirit of Christ con torts the aspiration into a fact Canon rTestcott Wltdora That Come Pram God I should bo the veriest shallow and self conceited blockhead upon tho foot stool if many discharge of the duties that are put upon mo in this place I should hope to get along without the wisdom that cornea from God and not from men Abraham Lincoln The Kingdom ot God Tho kingdom of God only can ruin over willing hearts It has no helots within its borders It advances by indi vidnal conversion it stands in individ ual consecration Laws can do but little for this cause tho sword less than nothing The kingdom will como in a land when it has como in tho hearts of tho people neither sooner nor later Ian Maclarcu The First Step If wo take tho first steps in tho now year in full faith and trust that God guides us they will bo upward ones and clearer outlooks of His will and purposes will bo seen every day of the year Episcopal Recorder In Pennsylvania an effort is being made to pass a law preventing children under twelve years of age and females from working in bituminous coal mines Also that no one be allowed to work who can neither read nor write We believe both restrictions woujd prove an injustice toJ many who are either compelled to work or beg for a living The Black DIamondS says that during proIl The Chattanooga Tradesman says In the Tennessee and Alabama coal districts there has been some trouble over reduction in wages but matters have been amicably s ttledln Alabama and it is believed that a satisfactory agreement wilt be reached in Tennes seethe eby vefttJflg aftfjeneral trike I b C- j s c 5 5 Sliirclj Directory CATHOLIC CHURCH OF TUB IMMACULATE CONC2WO- Nflut reatl7oo I 1114 terond matt tnditrmon 1I30a m Rotar inittncilon knd benediction ijo p tn every Sunday A M Coenan pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sanilavlthcol every Sunday niDihlnt frcin 930 to 1030 Communion I following nt 1040 rtaj r mcellnn every Wednesday Sen cct first and ililid EuMlaji In each month k Y Uishaatot MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Servleei second Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeilnc Monday nIght Snndaychoot at 930 am DS Edwarda Pastor w M B CHURCH Services Stat Sunday each month mornIng and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday nIght Sunday tchool at tjo p ro- C C IIALL Pastor a M B CHURCH SOUTH Services every fourth Sunday morning a d night T Cherry Pastor Purer meellna every Pridar night r Y P CHRISTIAN KNDEAHOR Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 6jo at Assembly huh- GENERAl BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching on the Third Saturday night and Sunday of erch month Ira er mcetlni every Tuesday evenioR Lie IUKKIKS Pastor RELIGIOUS NOTES Rev R V Omer filled his appointment at the Christian Ctibrch Sunday morning and evening Rev J T Clfcrry was In our town Friday visiting the sick and attending to some church business Miss Annie Ashby will lead the C E prayer meeting next Sunday evening Rev James Hardin preached at the General Baptist Church Tuesday evening- At Loch Mary Sunday afternoon the following new members of the General Baptist church were baptized I L Fox Jas Hankins Thos Capps Mrs Wm Hansbrough and Miss Nannie Spicer This young congregation is crowing and he church Is out of debt notwithstanding they are small in number and that the church building has not long been complete Quarterly Meeting The third quarterly meeting of the Earl inglon Circuit Green River District Kentucky Conference will convene at Madison vllir May 22nd and ad- S W SCHELTON P E C C HALL Pastor Children Day A very delightful service was that at the M E Church South Sunday morning It was Qnildrens day The church was beautified wiihflowers and the bright cher ry faces of children illumined the Sunday school room with more than its wonted cheerfulnessMiss Dean mailed Mr L W Rice the efficient superintendent in carrying out the fohlowngSProgram 7 SongLeaning on the Everlasting Arms PrayerSuperintendent Rice SongCome Thou Fount Scripture Reading Dy the School SongI Should Like to have been with Them Then Dy the Children Prayer Dy the Children Recitation Jewel Webb- RecitationWerdna Stokes SongRefugeRecitationFive Doys PrayerJesse Stodghill Recitation Charlie Doyal Song Evening HymnMale Quartette Recitation Ten giriiand boys Recitation Lizzie Dean Doxology Glory beto the talker JuuIim to the gospel and divinity of Jesus Christ We therefore append here the note of Whedon in his commentary on Matthew oat chap and 20verse for the instruction of those who condemn the idea and for the benefit of all believers who do not have access to helps and notes on the scriptures Mr Whedon says It is part of the impurity of our depraved nature that the subject of our dwn origin by birth should suggest other Ihae pure thoughts lInt the divine law bath established tht through all nature a new life should be produced only from the method of doutle parentage When therefore from a single human parent a new human person takes origin a miracle of surpassing power over and above nature is performed it may be truly believed to take place only of the Holy Ghost This phrase is Dot to be so understood as to inter that the Holy Ghost is the father of our Lord Jesus Christ In Luke the angel declares to Mary The Holy Ghost shall come upon thee and the power of the Highest shall overshadow thee therefore that holy thing which shall be born of thee shall be called the Son of God Dy this we are toun derstand simply that divine power was im parted to the human perioD of the Virgin from which a being of perfect holiness should be concieved and born blending the divine andtbo human natures From this whole matter all but the truly im pious and profane will banish every impure and gross thought Even In the most minute conceptions that our tnindsin their train of meditation may be called upon to frame our reverence will compel us to think of this one holy conception and birth with a purity and an awe suitable to the real sacredness and grandeur of so super natural a fact and beingII CS Centennial Rates The L N has offered tbe following rates good for tbe round trip on account Of tbe Tennessee Centennial Tickets good twenty days 460 tickets good fifteen days 340 tickets good for seven days 275 beginning April zSth 1897 F G NIEMS PRACTICAL akma1er and JEwE1er Late with E Wifigcrs Nashville Tenn CAN REPAIR ANY MAKE OF WATCH THIRTY YEARS EXPERI ENCE AT THE TRADE SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDor StibSrib ror T IE Dip jjjjjjjjjjjj rw J J l qr Iii 1 I sTl1RNARDCOAL COMPANY Miners and Shippers of COAL ANI COKE11 Gir11 OJoes Tetrlii4gtcxz Jyr S L t1ifiS lt 5 J31 dcb Offic3Officc i A M CARROLL Manager T 13 G ROUSE Manager 20 r N Cherry Street Nashville iTerinr Palmer House Broalvny Paducab Ky S FL NEWBOLp Manager i IV c trr L LEE Manager JT 342 W Main Street Louisville Ky v Cor Main and Auction StsMrnhiq rnn v C A S FOR Manager 327 Upper Sqccmd Street Evansville Ind r i Viaie A geirits JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building st LOUISA Mo j BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III vxYtj THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL For all nses from Earlington Dian ond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables a Cused THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE A c i V MARKETS f 1Sr BRUSHED COKE FOR B1t8K BUR KR8AND FURNB6K8 Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One Vifon j of the Crushed Coke will do the same workas I I v I At 1 one ton of the best Anthracite coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I EDITHS CHRISTMAS PRESENT DY lIStEN B HENDRICKS AGED 13 I ThIs was the Third Prize Story In a contest InanEOraled recently by The Sunday School Evangelist St Lculi and appeared In that pub lication on May iG Edith walked down the snowy sidewalk lo the store to buy Aunt Marys Christmas present She was going to buy the pretty gray shawl Aunt Mary bad ad mired so much She thought of surpris- Ing her aunt with it Ill get jimmie Jones the butchers boy to take it to her and not tell who sent it Edith directed her steps from the store to the butcher shop and found Jirhrhio sound asleep behind the counter Wake up Jimmie she said Do you want to earn a dime That I do Miss What do ou warn Can you write1 Not very good Let mo see you write your name There That does well enough I want you to write on this card Mrs 11 Ross Tie the card lo the shawl and take II around to Mrs Ross in the morning Do not answer any questions she may ask you Do you understand Ao said He did 50 with this Edith left him There was a poor German wom3n who lived in a tumbteddown house on a side street She ffad six children and nil were sadly in want but she was a good woman and on Chrislmas day she was telling in tbeir language the story of Ihe great Christmas Gift that came dowa to the e5rth hundreds of years before then a boy rushed in and handed her a package saying This is a Christmas present for you I musnt tell who sent It With some hesitation nnd many long wonderiug looks at the boy she opened the package and findin a thick warm gray sbawl exclaimed 0 das ist so gootl She hardly had time to ibank him before be was off as suddenly as ho had come Meanwhile Edith was having an enjoy able time But there was one thing that troubled her When Aunt Mary cams to make her Christmas call she had not worn tbe sbawl and worse still bad said nothing about il Edith remembered Aunt Mary bad told her to uwthe money for the poor instead of buying her a present But Edith had not yet expierenced the reward whictrcomcs from right giving In the evening they went to tbe church to some Christmas exercises and at the close Jimmie Jones camo up lo Edith say- Ing Some one wants to see you in the back of the church Following him to the back of the bouse tbe first thing that caught her eye was the gray shawl She started back when she saw who Ibe wearer was Already the woman had rushed toward her and was thanking her with tears in her eyes Edith did not understand it But when she saw tbe card still on the shawl and read in Jimmies handwriting mis M rahls she began to see tfirongh it Jimmie bad misunderstood her written the wrong name and taken the Shaw to Mrs M Rahls instead of Mrs M Ross How could she correct the mistake and spoil lbs womans pleasure She would not do it Bha could not do It It did her good to relieve the womans suffering and she bad the satisfaction of seeing frs Rahls go out of the church with a cop forfabls wrap to keep out the bluer cold So my advice was taken after all about giving tbe money to hip orahJ Aunt Marywho was well pleased wih lbs turn affairs had taken f Yes said Edith and this Is the hop pleat Christmas I have spent since I can re relnember Madison ville Ky Cblll tonics containing arsenic make cbll dIce Iopk fatits not flesh Arel puffs them up and ruins their ells danger ous It should only be the di section of a phys i rpells Pepper tulal Chill JToate coatiHH no It eoatates so W P f poixoa It cares chills p ran UfJtMkeI stout soaad bone and rfeh rI eshi lIy lO J1e1Jyt liernard ItQgSWtl Ewl rt iG iorgo King SI Cbarle ifi C9ur oloted Qitiens All cominunicaiioai and matters of owt pet UlnloK to tbli column should be addressed to Gao AtixtKPsi Barlmcton Ky ZION A II It CHURCH Services every Snoday morning at II oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday aebool at gu am C U Vatker pastor MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Services Sabbath at n a m and 7 pm Sunday school at gjo am W W Vaster pastor wn wMrs T Sbelton is the first to have spring chicken this year iRev Sheltonot Staugbtersvillepreached G B Walker Sunday night Elige Pritchett was sick last week Little Atkinson Hobart Shelton has been very sick but is better now Rev W W Dorsey of Madisonville preached for tbe U U F Sunday Rev r H Merriweatber preacbtd at White Plains Sunday The band boys played for the Old People Concert Sunday Dlght hicti was very good Rev William Foster returned borne Monday Rev Carter was heard from last week- andreports a good work Rev Carroll of Madisonyille was fish ing here Tuesday lie didnt speak as he passed by Mrs Rose Jackson of MadisoaviUe was with us Sunday x Mrs Ella Merrjweaiher sicktbb week riGpoor boy has had somo bard things said to him Miss Sallie Roach is with friend here There will be a grand supper next Saturday night given by the mefnberi of the A M E ZIon church All afe invited to cgme apd help Several Madisonville people were out with friends in Earlington Sunday Ve iadthe pleasure ot reading a picnic bill the other day that caused us to think the picnic is all on paper The S M T and tbe Juvenile department of the U B F were very attractive in tricir new regalia last Sunday The Quarterly meeting will be held at the A M E ZIon church next Sunday All are invited The colored man that made himself rather plentiful at Nortonville last Sunday is heroin the rockcrushing buiiness Notice The colora public school will bold their annual f picnic Friday May ai 1897 Parents are kindly requested to assist pupils in preparing their baskets and are cordially invited to be present on Ibis occasion Closing exercises will be held at Masonic Hall May 25th 187 the proceeds of which will be used for estab lishing a library for the school Tbe tiullyhiciedTPrincipalPARALEB Mr Charles H Wetzel of Sanbqry Pa was so much pleased with a remedy which cured him of rheumatism that ba made affidavit to the fact for publication as follows This Is to certify that oa May nth I walked into Mellcka drag Blow on a pair 01 crutches bought a bottle of Chamberlain Pain lmJRr iBflaia lorYJhenmalism which lJa4 crpp 4 me- up After wUg thrro bottles J ap sam pletely jCtire4 lea cbeetfully facora rnefi4 it CHARTS H WRTZB 8woro and JIJb5firbIt4IQbetore aaotI Aug 10 1893 Wallwr gblpmao J P Pain Balm t for isle at 35 sat and jocealspec bblll by St Bernard Drug Store Earllngtoa lien T Uobloton MortOn Gap George King Si Chrtrles Straw Hats and all other spring furRielnags for gentlemen Jn large- varWy at St Bernard Store gattai Ingrains Rag Carpets Rto Ctirtainietcrtc excelle- neieilioat lowest prices at StV n lJ i ItC ijjj A LA BELLE JARDINIERE L FRITSCH A SON FASHiMAUE II Lt iT 11y 9MECHAN7 AtLOftS- A A do I uo 1MP08TFROF CLOThS AID SUITINGS III Upper Vine SI RTanarlM tad lIopktDTo Compound Prescriptfonsproperly time It requires experience and a complete knowl edge of drugs It requires Ike druggist to have a large variety of drugs fresh drugs Ha mutt give tbe best possible work aad for cornp n sauce ho mujl be reasonable WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS REM EMf flEEt WERE CAREFUL k St BERNARD DRUG STORE BRYAN rtOfPM fsasgr Capital tick Paid hi kepiss FMd 89999 129000C- 9MHENCEO StIllNESS IN till JNO G MORTON BANKERTheLdvantage4ot a back account are oraerous Ills not to busi ness men we are taklagtheyk- notirall about Itbut to salaried mea wage earners aad to women Theres safety If the bik Is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready sad out of reach of your own petty uan dering too It is easy to spend small suras when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Grjcrcis a Ctmc SOt Eoerijtrjhtcj And if ou lava no alread- yptcshsspriug1 noW is tn9iiB e to Paper and fic up the home generally so that it will be a pleasantcr place to live in We hay the most beautiful line of will paper sam pies at command Cpmein and place your or der nowOJJr prices are exceedingly low and we can save you money ST BERNARD SENERALSTORB BEORGE KING 1ftUCCITt Sri CHARLES JQ IY J1tce flue of Druggists SunbcUs PrNcTlpfkn srctlf opornibe- bWail pajxir mt lK9rtill aribtt y sn4 chapar is son4hahvrtkefore cost so Ji Mer otprnameat a house with tifltlha- ngJII1 BOWfldayiMJliat the maU empf nr should net Mtatiy figure Rpme liiand let us give P0 the figures for your various room You will be sur piaelathe reasofiablenew OfoHr prices C- tST aENARDMrAL- Arri3U STOlt u a isbribac to THK flu Ytt sboujhe S S iPi i f J frF i BEN T ROBINS- ONDRUGGIST McautcuI4 ap Korvctics Icy Always on hand a full and complctesioclt ci DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET AnTI CLES PAINTS AND OILS HYIC1SANS PRESCRIPTIONS CARElFULLy COMPOUNDED ST JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIS RATES 2OO PER DAY- Room and Breakfast 9100 BUKOPEAN PLAN 100 Per Day 104 NIN d 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