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5 i MANAGER j v f A BOVEA XPKNIENCETNAD DI8IG- COPYRIGlHTe Ac Is AOU uadlni a utteb anti de1pItOn a3s7 rq1101V Ut4IIi oUr opaton fri an- a bafloa Ii probibly zaIetaW4 UDiI I 1antbiL flaRdbOnk ou rteaI ttrMsrtLPrIlllY Hrkaj lit eIttfl of aaUkloernal TermiUibtit oar ur Dl0tKH9 Po SoW bysht niwadealen ICC3 New York 3re UMCI P 8t WublDCtoa D C kt L W A WlSBEl PrMidsnt 4 o w WADDILL cashier ep 4 F fIOplotn VOt- TtUBAN fri MADISONVILLE Kv Hal stick 50000 lasacts a general banking businesx IbttM the accounts of the citizens ol k and adjoining counties 1f I be final atid most sncure vault in rirItonotKeniucIp oCoinpouiiJ picscriptloiis Y ptoperlvjtt eMme II requIres 4acoinpteleknowIedeL drugs3tT poHiblAv 7 and for compehMlIon bllmuSlte reasonable IITHJHE ABQVK FACTS REIUEM friER WEIIB CAREFUL IBj1UH S1RR S1YLd UIS RATES 2vOO PER DAY Room miiBreBkft 100 KOREAN tANi vW00 Per Day I s 41MHk GN4 SerIoi w y ii tL1OUI FstOp ft- T 4AMES HOTELS WIeeI Cart DfrcI tj lII RKI8H llATIlLOuiii nil Nig- hiWORK LWAye prniptatten r i VTHEMother MoKn1er Has Gone to Hpr Long Homo Died fiurrounUed br tier Chlldren8hv Goes to llerflrove Honored and Mourned bf Alt the Ieop of the United BUteitfketch of ilerUfe CANToN 0 Dec 1SoMrs McKinley passed front life at a few minutes past two oclock yesterday morning withal her children and bjher immediate relattrcs at her bedside She did not suffer any in her last hours but grad ually passed from tho deep palsied sleep In which silo has rested almost constantly for tho past ten days into the aleep of death Tho end was most beautiful in Its quiet and peacefulness She seemed to sleep ao soundly that it was difficult to toll whether she had yet breathed liar Inst Flit tnnlIEinn 1nd1n r TILL LATE NANCY ALLISON rICmrEY halt an hour There was no struggle She seemed to sleep her life away The president and all of her family were by her side there were no rcc ognltlons however Her last con aolousaeas was hours before her final taking aWay Sketch ortbeLlte of Mother McKinley Mra MelCtaley wal dUtlnctlvely a homelor laf wonwu and the twostory frame cottage WeitTutcaMwai street la thU city where the died lid where she had lived for many years was dearer to her thaa any other spot on earth There ibe spent her doclloln d arlwith Ler datuthter lichen Una her eramlchll fill Oraceaad James McKlnler receiving oc cMtoaal IlL from her other children eklom cofattf out except to church where fib could bflfottad erery Sunday morning inlets pre veat dt ylllaesv While ikowlne deep affeetlon tar lier other WihMauimotherly admiration aha watched him rise from the position of prosecuting attorney ot bti bwncbuaty bjr successive otagoi to con grewman governor and flashy to the presl dcncf Nancy AllUoa McKinley came of a famllj which wat trawpUaud Ston Kajland to the hills of Vlrjlut The Allison family subie queotlr reatoT d to GreeD county Pa where After AllteiM Nancy faihcrwM born and where he married Ann Campbell of Scotch preseatccnturyIii I to Columbia county thU state trarellny by pack horses LbbonNancTptuedonihe farm and In IKT she married William McKinley a young Iron manufacturer The couple lived lint at Falrteld I1nd alterwant at llei and Uoland before morlnx to Canton Nine children were born to them They odiJamesMlnerv nowhirlng At Canton Sarah Elizabeth now the wife of Mr A J Duncan of AblJrallLellllNew York- WtUlam McKloley Sr died In November 12 at the are ot 85 yean DIG DIAMOND ROBBERY The Robber Fulled to Oet Away With lilt Uooly- 1ULTIUORE Md Dee lLTho rest dence of Isaac E Emerson president of the Emerson Drug Co and com mander of the Maryland vnllesenes was robbed Thursday night and diamond valued at nearly 810000 were stolen After H desperate struggle the thelf was captured as he was leaving tho house The prisoner JaI searched and the sayshisA LONE MASKED ROBBER U tUyod m llold Usmi cud Got Away 93000 Ahead HBDUINO Cal Dec 11 McCormlck Seeltzer Caa branch store at ICes wlck was entered by a masked robber The occupants of the store were forced to the rear of the building at the muzzle of a pistol The safe was rifled olabou 82000 and after locking the doorabohlnd him the robber took tho key 4ind dis appeared Into the night Ktiswlck is tho smelting city of Shasta county where too men wprk THE HAYTIAN MINISTRY RESIGN President Simon Sum Make a Tour of In spection- PouTAUPmxcB Dee 1illao en tire ministry has resigned As yet tho composition of its successor has not been definitely sottledbut sovora- lwelllcuolnlamoliaro mentioned that will command the confidence of Hay thins and ot foreigners allUet Yester day morning after attending mass at Notre Dame President Simon Snm made a circuit of tho city ou horseback escorted his staff officers but with out specialmilitary display IJwalIUyclou NKW OnLEANB Dec 18rA small cy clone visited Folute a la Ilacho 45 miles belov NoV Orleans Seveujiouscs were capsized and lugger was wrecked nd one man lost his JleV An OfflcUl facial PARIS Doe 13An official denial Pubhished which purported to be the real story Of the Droyfus affair The oldest newspaper in the world is the Km Pan of telqn For nearlya thousand years ithilg been published regularly first as a monthly to tile year 1361 when it became a weekly and for theTlast ninety yusl a daily vCaptr Sandiisky tl1eyeteran1 Central CI YDqniicrish yi his Jjp4el nt iBwes and- Mot mpcrrn 1 Itwasbprft dwn a few montknce ii VV A SERIOUS FREIGHT WRECK Engine and Cars Derailed by hock Fallen Upon the Track PouoiiKKErsiE N Y Dec 13A serious freight wreck occurred on the New York Central railroad flyo miles north of titicity at 430 oclock yes terday morning Several hundred pounds of rock had fallen upon tho northbound track from the wall of a cut A small section of slate rock weighting several hundred pounds fell from the inlandiido of a rock cut onto the northbound track northbound extra freight train of 40 loaded cars running 25 miles an hour struck tim obsthfetlon and the engine and 10 cars wpfevdoralled The locomotive kept on its co Trso and ran along tho les for a distance of 300 foot before it stopped rho sudden check lug lUbe momentum of tho locomo tlv6 and forward jars with the pres 8urcfrOltibohlndof the part of the tuft remained on tho track taIa Igzag position Both tracks and the roadbed were torn up for a dis tanco of 250 foot The wrecked cars wore loaded with all kinds of general metcband1sCV A flagman rail back anti stopped tho Troy express just in time OVERDUE AT XAVRE Irobablr Delayed by Frevulllnt Dad Wath r- Nieir YORK Dec lIThe French lino steamer LaTouralne which aled trout Ndv York for Havre and was duo to arrive at Havre Sunday morn lug has not yet been reported No anxiety is felt for the safety of the lIneljl1mvebeenarrlvlnR bad weather encountered on tho ocean during the past week La Touralne is a very staunch vessel only about six years of age and holds the best Record in her line both east and vest be tween Now York and Havre La Ton mines passenger list Includes 40 in tho first cabin 37 In the second cabin and 271 in tho steerage Sho carries 2110 of acrowSFLEEING FROM STARVATION AH tamped From D4tv on City Occurred tbe Latter ran of October ViOTOiiiA 11 CDeejDy the steamer Topeka front Dyeo news is received that more than a thousand Illprovlstoncd men stampeded from Dawson during thai latter part of Octo hauntingfeartheir way over the mountains Auk the Iridlan mall carrier who caprparty Ho says that tho vanguard of IohlowInglopclares that fully 25 per centof tho stampeding army will never live to re- cIte the terrors of their flight northV WILL NOT SURRENDER Insurgent forces In Cuba Coopjmtfttlaj Near UaruSHAVANA Dec 9The plans of tho Insurgents to tftrike a blow near the city havobccnchecteeilaccording to tho account the concen tration of their forces is such as to Insurgentbandsivlll authorities have been hoping j The business concerns of the city are much discouraged by tho actual situa tion They do not now look forward to a speedy end of the revolution THEY SHOULD TRY IT Hpnln Urged to Deal With the Vntleil MUtes IU Unman Ulil With lUytt MADRID Dee 12The Impardal publish a strong article in which it declares Spain will not accept the right of President McKinley to Intervene In Cuba in case tho war Is prolonged and adopttheadoptedtowardKinlcya message was equivalent to questioning tho right of Spains sovereignty in Cuba- MOONSHINERS CAPTURED A Notorious Hand Broken Up and Their IJlstlllerr ConOscMteil- CINCIXVATI Dec 13A special to the CommercialTribune from Charles ton W Va cays The notorious RcA den Itros who for a number of years LllaUl1elyInterday by United States Marshal Dan Cunningham and their distillery con fiscated eugaITdInasearcBros operationsV Not l eruiltted to Defend Himself DENVER Col Dec H1ho cases against tho officials of the German national bank who are charged with fraudulent banking Were called in tho federal court yesterday John J Roith man president insisted on defending himself but Judge Allen said ho would appoint an attorney The New HajtlrkQ Cabinet Liberal DogerIlaytlansaid last night that tho new cabinet might still be considered liberal in complexion although not of so pro uouu as that which had jusl resigned Ordered to Reappear tot Sentence SAX FIUNCISCO Dec i4Upon mo lion of District Attorney Barnes W 111 Durraut the murderer of Blanche yesterdayappear for enLonce on Wednesday morningV if The Perfect Pill v 1Perfect1 Perfect in operation Ayers O thartio Pills Perfect postprandial pill Pct for all purposes t a I THE PILL THAT WILL i J A Yha been organizdd Id estabJista yagdn factory at Uhiohtown M Morgap ford- Srneirly ofiEarlihgiony i tistltJi VCi SSV FIVE PERSONS KILLED A Mother and Four Ohlldron Foully Murdered During the Absence of the Fatber Avenc era on tbo Tralf of the Murderer As slated bjr Trained Illoodbonnds Lynching May Follow Capture YESSOX Miss Dec 10One of the most atrocious murders on record in the south was committed Wednesday night in Simpson county this state 20 miles from here Brown Smith a farmer and a son of exRepresentative Edward Smith loft his family at his home in the country to go to town for shopping purposes thinking of no possible danger for them Yesterday morning when ho returned lie found his wife and lIve children weltering in their blood and apparently all dead An alarm was raised immediately and tho entire neighborhood turned out to hunt for the perpctfator of the foul and bloody crime There being no telegraphic connections details of tho murder came in slowly but It Is reported Vhls evening that one of the little girls supposed this morning to have boon dead has revived enough tell what she know ot tho occurrences Shp said that she knows the man who committed the deed that it was a negro and described himA posse is now on the track of the murderer and there Is great probabil ity that ho will bo apprehended and there can ba but little doubt of him meeting speedy justice when caught without waiting for the formality of a courtIt learned that Mrs Smith and the other four children are dead Sheriffs McNair of Lincoln and Thomp son of Coplah counties have gone to the scene of the jnurder each with a pack of trained bloodhounds HON CHAS FLEISCHMANN Death of toe Millionaire Manufacturer of Compressed Yeast CixcwxATr Dec ILRon Charles Fleischmnnn died at 430 a m at his homo in Avondalo from paralysis The stroke which was the second came at 230 Thursday morning and he never regained consciousness Mr Flelschman was born in Hungary In 1134 and came toAmerIca iu lUG and to Cincinnati IfS l The founda tion of his great fortune was laid on tho invention of patented machinery for use in distilleries This was followed by Utilizing a bye product In distilling for the manufacture of compressed yeast Ills business Interests were various and manifold Until recently ho was presi dent of the Commercial Tribune Co Ho was also president of the Market national bank He had an extensive in terest in tho turf and was the employer of tho famous jockey Toll Sloane Mr Flelschmann served two terms as state senator from this district lie held a number of offices such as flro commis stoner and trustee for various associa tions and societies His wife and two sons Julius and Max and onO daughter Mrs C R Holmes survive him CAPTURED A SEAPORT The Cubans Occupy the Seaport of Calma eels Near OuanatanamoIHAVANA Doc nounced from Spanish headquarters that a group of rebels has entered Calraauera near Quanatanauio la vored by tho treason of an officer Calmanora the port of Guanatana mo and is situated S miles by rail from tho latter place Calmanera is on the bayot Guauatauamo otherwise Cumberland harbor WRIT OF SUPERSEDEAS ExlUnker Hpaldlngs Case to be Hoard lu February Next Sfitixa FIELD 111 Dec HTbo su preme court granted a writ of super Bcdcas on the petition of exDanker Charles Warren Spalding recently sentenced to an Indeterminate term in the penitentiary for embezzlement Motion for admission for ball was however denied The case will be submitted for bear- Ing at tho February term of the su preme court and an opinion Is ex peeLed by April In tho meantime Hpaldiag vlll bo confined in jail instead of going to the penitentiary A DESPERATE MAN- U Was After Money and Got It In I Boston Drug Store BosToN Dec 10 Newell Paine proprietor of a drug store in Tremont WodnesdaynlghtIn unknown man Tho robber drew a revolver with the remark ul am a desperate man and want your moneyVMr Paine resisted and was felled senseless He will recover A Broad Hint KixasTOX Jamaica Dec lOPresl dent Simon Sam of Ilaytl inn procla governmentbadthe end but that expected support was withheld and for that reason submis alon was tIm only course left Opposed to Hawaiian Annexation Los ANGELES Cal Dec 10Thechamber of commerco hits declared itself opposed to the annexation of the Hawaiian islands and has passed a resolution declaring that annexation sugarIniJustrvSentenced for JSinbexxlemeut DURANGO Col Dec 10 Charles E Meuser lato city clerk who gavo him self up in Chicago pleaded guilty to embezzling public funds and was eon tenced to 20 mouths in the peniten tiary Mark IIann Well Again HannalItjnlght had recovered from the illness which ho had been Buffering tor vaevoral days Russellvllle Wedding- gMrFayyesterdayfternoon home of the bride Only a few relatives qd friends Were present brtheReVES Editor Roah Griffin of the Hfcn dtnon Gleaner lnoVddWfl J smgqlm7 LVV jt powderIowa I third further lbs IT other brand I ROYAl Q KIIJ POWDER Absolutely Pure XaVAL UKINft rowDC CO trw VOUK p OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Congress will adjourn probably next Saturday for the Christmas holidays In n runaway near Clayton Olda Miss Ida Powell was thrown from a cart and fatally injured forojtclaioft number of them The Illinois Central and Louisville t Nashville railroads will reduce the time of their fast trains south An unknown young man who said his home was Marlon Kas was acci dentally killed at Mount Sterling Ill John Robinson of Seymour Tex committed suicide at Altus Greer coun ty Okla by drinking poisoned whisky congressbellevoera appropriation bills before Christ madThe falling of a lot of rock from the side of a deep cut In tho New York Cen tral railroad caused a serious freight wreck P J Penn was stabbed to death at Waco Tex by A 11 Thomas a gro cery man because of a quarrel over a small dog Tom the young son of John Burle son of San Antonio Tex was bitten by a rattlesnake from tho effects of which he died A Eureka Ill man line devised acorn display for the Paris exposition that will prove a wonder to the continental European- J J Miller editor of the Santa Po NM Monitor has addressed himself to the herculean task of prohibiting snoring on sleeping cars Scott Ross a prominent citizen of Dale Okla was bound over to the next grand jury on a charge of opening mall addressed to other people Mrs C F Miller neo Morlarlly a society benof St Joseph Mo has been excommunicated because she Was married In a Presbyterian church Oov of Missouri has refused to Interfere in the Carr case unless c- t9st execution Is asked by the trial judge and the prosecuting attorney SV The steamer Arabia which sunk in tho Missouri river near Parkvillc Mo lu 1853 with ISO barrels of whisky on board has been partially uncovered AttyQcn McKcnua is expected to upportlnRtboare entitled to hold ofllce for tho full length of their terms By a blunder the legislature of Kan sas failed to provide for the salary of probate judges in tho western counties Over 60 judges will not be able to ifraw salaries after January Oklahoma Is overrun with sneak thieves and burglars from tho large cities of the north Thirteen arc now in jail at Quthrle for burglaries com mitted within tho past week While hunting near Smithson Mo 1 Patrick Ilallahan aged 21 years was accidentally shot in tho face and neck by Harry McGInnis permanently de eyeWithin and wholesale thefts have taken place at Norman Tecumseh Shawnee El Reno Oklahoma City and Enid Okla and from two to six men placed in jail at each place L Illanco Sod Condolence WASHINGTON Dec H Marshal Blanco has cabled from Havana to Senor Do Lomo Spanish minister at Washington a request that he tender his Blancos condolences to President McKluley on tho death of Mrs McKln ley the presidents motherS Restored to the Docket WABUiNOTOif Dec HIn tho United States supremo court the case of the Hoyden Power Brake Co vs the West inghouse company was restored to tho docket for reargumout and assigned 0 the first Monday in March THE MARKETS NEW YonK December 11 1697 DATTLENatlre SteersI 4 21 Z8 4 81 5yFLOUICWlnterwbeat csCORNNo SlUPOIUCNowMeuST LOUIS IIIIJEEVESSleersCows and Uelters s BO tft 4 00 CALVES per head 600 41000 38ThSIIEEPFatrtochojceLOUI Patents 470 U BOO Clear and Straight 4 00 Ht 4 M 1001COltNNaZ InRYENoTOUACCOLun 3 00 44 MM Leaf Uurlej 4 60 O 12 00 H AYCleur Timothy B 0V45 10 00 19KGOSJorehPOltlCSundard now 44 821 534LARDPrimeCHICAGO CATTLENatlro Steers 3 si o a ro mlSitEEPFaIFLOURWlnter Patents 4 TO 49 4 VU Spring Patents 4 44 U 4 00 MHNo2HeUnow MjOAiSNo1OKICMeis newI40 4J 7 4i KANSAS CITY CATTLBNatlre Steers 3 CS Q 5 00 HOGS All Grades 310 it 3 U MSIOATSNOCOKNNO t 223Is WK NEWORIJCAN- SLOURIIIgbOlado 469 60- COHNNo 0 6 3- 5OATSWestsrn S- 3HAYCholce 14 Co S 15 00 PORICOldMess ts 837- UACONSldss 46 S 4LOUIS0514cOltNNosMizedOATSNO g iiued 21 siv PORICNew Ues 80 C t 54fQETONSllddlinf iUo you a subscriber rBw You should be Sts t ix f F 11 l rt i i r FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS IN the senate on the 7th Mr II D S Mone ot Mississippi was sworn In Several resolu lions and 108 bills many of them private pen alan bills were Introduced In the house the two hours session was largely occupied In a lively skirmish over tho question of distribut ing the presIdents message to the various com mittees clothed with Jurisdiction over the subjects dealt with IN tho senate on the 8th many meniorlals resolutions and bills were presented Among the resolutions was one declaring that the United States should recognize the political Inde pendence of Cuba At the end of an hours sitting the senate adjourned out of respect to the memory of Representative Wright of Massa chusettslathe house during a 15 minute session tho pension appropriation bill was pre seated and tho various committees on elections and the committee on banking and currency were given leave to sit during the sessions of the boue- IN tho senate on tho Oth a considerable amount of business was done though no meas ures of Importance were considered or passed and there was very little debate Fortyfive private pension bills were passed In the bouse tho session was devoted to consideration of tho pension appropriation bill Tint ienate was not In session on tho 10th In tho house the pension appropriation bill was passed without amendment As passed the bill carries 1111203830 During the discus ZIon which tool a wide range thejlvllservlco law was savagely attacked by several members An attempt to securo unanimous consent to tho passage of the bill to prohibit pelagic sealing br American citizens met with objection ly the senate on tho 13th an order was made for the consideration of the Immigration bill on January 17 nest at 3 Po m In the house the only public business done was the reporting ot the legislative executive and Judicial appro priation bill consideration which was agreed upon for the 11t- hTALKED TOO PLAINLY A Traveling livangolliit Threatened byan Angry Slob 11TravelingEvangelIst dayglvon hours to leavo town and for a time it looked as though ho would be tarred and fcalhecod At a pro vious meeting the preacher had sinn promInentchildren An Indignation meeting called dur ing the day rebutted his utterances and requested him to leave town Martin became defiant and held his usual revival meeting in the evening A crowd of men gathered outside to await his exit but Martin defeated them by holding an allnight prayer meeting 20 or 30 of his adherents re maining with him h1still held the fort yesterday but may be roughly treated Later Evangelist Martin attempted to hold another meeting last night tnt the demonstration of tho townspeople be came so threatening that tho prdacher discreetly withdrew A crowd of about iou citizens escorted him to the railway station and kept back those who would have harmed him BIDDEN TO THE HANGING jff Invitations Issued for the Execution 61 Cart at Liberty Mo v- LIDEUTV Mo Doc 11 Sheriff Ilymer line Issued ICO Invitations read ing as follows You are hereby invited to witness the execution ofWltllatu Carr Friday December 17 at 11 oclock a m for tub murder of his little daughter folk Carr in Clay county Mo on the 10th day of October 1897 The rope with which Carr will bo hanged has already been secured It is the same that was used at tho execu tlon of Ducstrow at Union Mo TIn unnfTnlil which Iq In course of con structlon is in sight of Carrs cell win dowAs the last days draw near the mur derer becomes moro and more devout A DOUBLE MURDERER Execution of llnrry Allonder at the Uau yuontlu Coil Irlson SAN PKANCI CO Dec 11Harry Al lender of San Jose was hanged at San Quentju penltentiiiry at 1031 a in for the innier of Miss Uallbargeu lid ncr and Vluauza Croze ttl August 0 J800 While the murderers neclc was broken by the drop of six feet life was not pronounced extinct until 13 minutes later Alleilder was extremely nervous and when tho noose was adjusted tottered to such an extent that it was necessary to support him He made no statement CALIFORNIA FRUIT Keen Competition for Late Coplumenll- At London LONDON Doc 12There was keen competition Friday for the consign wont of California fruit which has just arrived in perfect condition Two thousand cases of pears were sold Half cases brought 9i to tOe and whole cases were sold for lie to 18s Ono I thousand sis hundred cases of California Newton pippins were auctioned off at front los to 12s Two hundred cases of navel oranges brought from 17s to 18s Tho fruit was In Une order Students Volunteer Movement CLEVKIAND 0 Dec ItThe third international convention of the stu dents volunteer movement wJH be held February 23 ton It will be the larg est and most powerful student gather tug ever held Fifteen hundred dole gates will attend the meeting Succumbed to IMmljtlt- DESVKit Col Dec 12Sanuel li Morgan one ot the large real essato owners of Denver lied of paralysis lIe was 03 years of age was n native of Connecticut In early life ho was a seamaniv Ho settled in Colorado In 1803 Died After n llrlef Illneis ItocuESTEii N Y Dec 12DIIDlel W Powers reputed to ba time wealth lest resident ot this city died after an illness of only a few hours o possessed one of tho finest collections of paintings in tho United States Unique Invitation Card SAN FRANCISCO Dec 10A slab of quartz with veins of gold prominent ly showing will convey Californias vitatlon to President McKlnloy to at tend the golden jubilee of the dlscor ery of gold How to Cure Bilious Colic I suffered for weeks with colic and pains In my stomach caused by biliousness andI had to lake medicine all the while until IIused Chamberlains Colic Cholera nndI Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me IIhave since recommended it Jo a good many people MRS F BUTLER talrbaven CQOP Persons who are subject to bilious B can ward oil the attack by taking this edy as soon as the first symptoms apI For sale by Ben T Robinson Morl Iap George King SI Cbirles SI ud Drug Store Earllngion VS A DARING ROBBERY A Oouplo of Masked Mon Go Through Two Stores fold Up mad Search the Occupants Seoul Ins Their Valuables and the Key to a Mnfe and rout Office Both of Which Were Looted FAIIOO N D Dec HOne of the boldest robberies in the history of the ArRusItwo masked men entered the store of F D Payne and commanded Mr Payne and C H Dill a traveling man of Fargo to hold up their hands Payne took the matter as a joke at first and laughed when Dill raised his hands above his head but time Onlmons click of revolvers anti tho oaths of time robbers soon dispelled all doubt Iloth men wore searched and a gold watch and 310 were taken from DHL Payne was forced to give up the key to his cash drawer and that to the post office both of which wore rifled Hero the men ot another watch and 81000 Paynes store is tho third door from the railroad One door south of his is the general store of M R Clancy The next move of tho men was to march tho two victims Into the street and to Clanccys store At the appearance of the men Clancey too thought ofI the whole thing was a joke In store beside the proprietor was M U Hudoll a school teacher The four men were placed in line A watch and Silo were taken from Clancey and 815 from the schoolteacher TIme four men were then faced to the wall and with a threat of instant death were commanded not to move Time two robbers then disappeared the darkness The robbers were In the first store 15 minutes and about the same length of time in Clancoys A posse is in pur suitIt was the evident intention of tho men to go thrdugh tho town starting at time depot and going down the street but as the Great Northern rail road agent was absent at the time that much of the plan miscarried CURRANTS CAS EIS uintloniUoa eri sun selves Over the Cbnileinned MUD SAN FKASCISCO Dc H Mrs Mice Hartley jvho killed Senator Foley at llcno Nov several years ago created Sn great deal of excitement in Emanuel liaptlsh church Sunday night when she dramatically declared that she hind a message from God to the effect that Durrantalifo should be saved and It was tho duty of the congregation to save him pastommans mother when she cfcllecLvUh Lmessage from her son asking the preacher to tell all ho knew about the murders in Emanuol church A final appeal for a commutation of time sentence of death will bo made to Gov Undd this week- DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT A New Hud raisllag Bogus TenDollar Sit ver Certlll Ate DENVER ColDce J4 Counterfeiters are at work in this city A dangerous counterfeit 810dollar silver certificate is in circulation according to time in larIeyTbreeto the federal officials The note isof plateNo7portrait lightgreen back and coarse fabric It is said to be one of the best counterfeits recently attempted THREATENED WITH BLINDNESS Terrible Affliction that May Overtake- Mrs Ilermau Oelrlehs CUICAOO Dec HA special to the Tribune from New York says Mrs Ugrman Oclrichs it Is said is threat enod with total blindness Her eye was wounded on Saturday December 4 by a tack falling on it while she was superintending the hanging of some tapestries and within the last 48 hours the condition of both eyes has become serious and alarming There is hope of course that her sight might be presorvedto her THE WHEAT CROPV Ultimate Ilascil Upon Department of Agriculture Investigation WASHINGTON Dec 14The agrlcul tural department has issued the lot lowingThe special wheat investigation Instituted by the department of agrlcul ture Indicates a crop of 630000000 bushels These figures are subject to tight modification In the final report Signed JOHN UXDB Big llroak la December Wheat CUICAOO Dec 14This afternoon there was sudden break of 7cabusii el in December wheattime option that is supposed to be cornered The price went 2Jtfo under time tallamanic dollar mark Last Thursday tho Daceniber option sold as high as 8109 Mr MnrjrHtcTeui- IEOKIA III Dec HMra Mary Stevens wife of Rev A A Stevens for 20 years pastor of time First Congrega tlonal church of this city died Satur day night aged 77 years She had been in feeble health for several years and her death was due to old age Accidentally Wounded lilmitlf HAVANA Dec 1Oen Arolas ae cording to dispatch from Manzanillo province of Santiago de Cuba has accidentally wounded himself with a revolver ills condition is not regarded as serious No One Thought She Could Live I believe that if it had not got Dr Carlstedts Great Remedy or my daughter she would not be with us today She got run down and her Illness developed Into rheumatism and rheumatic fever Every one said that she could not live Five doctors gave her no relief yet by the lime she bad taken two bottles of Dr Carl sledts German Liver Powder she was able to sit up in bed and today she Is as strong as she ever was and we have nolbI ag to thank for It but Dr CarTsledta Great German Remedy SMITH ViCKBR8TallalalU tV rR els Liver IllsLike biliousness dyspepsia headache ennui patlon tour stomach Indigestion are promptly ured by Hoods Illls They do their worX HoodsS25centsPrepared by a I Hood Co Lowell Mass t only Pill to take with Hood Ramparllla DR iIEIDENTAT1t IMPROVED GUTTf JiflJI ffly flit uUlUJ GUARANTEED T0 CURE j CHILLS AND FEVERAnd Malaria In all Forms 2aztef Not tbolgoaturePrice 50 cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY- T O BlENDENItiijtl EVANSVILLE INDi sKyCrablreeKentucky r tf Illinois Central R Maintains Unsurpassed DOUBLEDAILYSEKVICE FROM 4FROMSEW ORLEANS MEMPHIS TO TO MEMPHIS kV CAIRO ST LOUIS I St LpUIS LOUISVILLECJJp4O CINCINNATI CINCINNATI CHICAGO LOUISVILLE AND FROM ST LOUIS to CHICAGO Slaking direct eonnectjoni with Through trains for all points J HovtlrV Eastqnbr West CNGr DOlQMlnnepollsOmahaand Denver Close ctmneclloriwIltfCrn IauVeUbule Dubuque Sioux Falls1 Sioux Cily And the West Particulars of Agents of the I C It R and c6nnecting lines SS 5SH NewOIeansJno ChicagoWA BEN T ROWPr DRUGGIST MortOr1 Gap IciitticaJiy Always on hand a full and complete stock ol DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTI- cLES PAINTS AND OILS PrfYICISANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Sent FreeTo any person interested in humane matters or who loveani mals we will send free upon ap plicationa copy of the ALLIANCE the organ of this Society In ad dition to itensely interesting reading it contains a list otthe valuable and unusual premiums given by this paperV Address THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Building Sew York GEORGE KINGj DRUGGIST ST CHARLES KENTUCKY c Nice Line of Druggists Sundries fJUPrescriptions 4 Dont Use Drugs unless you need them anti tbrn only pure drugs such as aresoMDy re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great dis tinction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good timeto begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DRLCl STORE DRVAN ftOPPER- MaiiIkSrHrt1 200Abgy I WPfflTCHITLueil5e SS MADISONVILLEIKY i t I t VS eo SS T u VV a Vrr I 1II J J S L 1AI SL- 4 i t 4 m tA c i I L nI t r 4 4- p y f- I 1 p- ii et t I- ir 1 1 a e jT e 4Ij- j sbuslru 11 1 dv- ef r LOCAL NEWS Everybody Sing v We doni want it buy at your place Sk I We wont trade there any more Voull lsrrywben you see us fading to some other store UfiYou cant sell us any stale goods pr We have opened wide our eye 0 t We dont want lo trade at your store 111 you do not advertise Mr Thomas Daves and wile of Mad sonville spent Sunday after noon with relatives here The handkerchief display in the side window at the St Bernard General Store reflects credit on the young lathes who arranged it Triplettfethethe recent duel af Robards Ky ire aU doing well and arc ex peed to recover A little miss who recited a very catching little poem at the last meeting of the Earlington Philo hjathic Society said before she went oh the stage Of course Im I not afraid If these people were kiid dogs I would be scared but there isnotlung to be afraid of hero And her speech had in it inspiration for some grownups i TomSmithjJon WilHs oftbi place recently showed Jfns of lunacy At first he was Harmless but violent symptoms soon developed andhe had to be put in custody He was convicted of lunacy Monday and goes to the Western Asylum We trust that Dr Gardiner and his assistants will be able to return him in his right mind There is being constructed a Hovel bridge oyer the waste weir at Loch Mary The abutments are of stone and the suspension part ef it the trunk of a tall oak felled for the purpose and slabbed off on one side only to make a flat sur lace to walk upon This log is just forty feet long and will make a Very fitting rustic ornament to that part of theJake near the park Where thousands of people go pleasuring and picnicking an ynwlly r OrualIImb- TInvitations are out announcing the marriage of Miss Minnie Olden Hamby to Mr Alphelis Everett Orten at the Christian church Dawson Ky Wednesday after noon December 22nd at 430 oclock Miss Hamby is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W I Hamby of Dawson Mr Ortcns home is in Hanson and he travels in this territory for the Evansville Drug CompanyThey be at home at Hanson Yafter January ist jorCourp We D- MyJlere is what a thriving Madi merchant wrote us about his last weeks advertisement in THE BEE c You gave us splendid position and a fine looking ad in last issne Thank you sir That was Bishop Co good people who appreciate a good tng advertise in Tiff BEE John Wanamaker said that he rather have an advertise meat in a local paper of 500 circu lation than to have 5000 circulars or hand bills He knows because advertising is what has made his immense business J i We solicit your trade in Books Stationary Fancy Goods Dia inpnds Witches and Jewelry respectfullyI Co- WI C Hollinger Co have HolidayCjoods ii C DEATHS SWITCHMAN WlMi I 5ad Occurrence in tlicL N- YancL Here Last Thursday Night Switchman C E McKenna was killed in the L N yards here last Thursday night being run over and disemboweled while trying to make a coupling It was a dark and stormy night and McKenna backed up the train to make aI coupling between two automatic couplers In the coupler on the moving car was a link and pin which had to be removed before the coupling was made McKenna walked with the moving car be tween the rails to take out this link arid pin as he backed up the train While doing this he caught his left foot between a switch bri- odiea rod running across the track from rail torailand a tie This threw him and he struggled and fell under the wheels and was killed He was disemboweled his hip was crushed and his back was probably broken as death came at once twentyIa ers home is in Louisville to which place the remains were taken for burial Friday evening STATE FRANK FlLUCASJ CIIEHEY makes oath that be Is the senior partner of tbe firm of F J CUE HEY Co doing business In the City ci Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRH that cannot be cured by tbejise of HALLR CATARRH CURS FRANKJCHENEYSworn to In my presence this 6th day of December A D 1886 I A W GLEASON j SEALNotary Public Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for trsti monlals free F J CHENEY Co Toledo O jcHalls the best George Toy is one of us again and is again in the barber busi ness lie and his wire will keep house in Earlington as soon as he finds the house Mr J T Coenen has moved to Mortons Gap and takes Georges interest in the livery busineCs thereSDont be persuaded Into buying liniments without reputation or merit Chamber lains Pain Balm costs no more and Its merits have been proven by a test of many years Such letters as Ibe following from L G Oagley Hueneme Cal are con remedyforPain Calm and I say so after having used it la my family for several years It cures rheumatism lame back sprains and swell ings Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earl Ingion Den T Robinson Mortons lap leo King at Charles Mrs Clara Hoffman A most interesting lecture was heard by a very few of Earlingtons people last Saturday night at the Assembly Hall The speaker was Mrs Clara Hofiman correspond ing secretary of the national organization of the Vomans Christian Temperance Union The lecture was most excellent and was enjoyed very much those who heard it Mrs Hoffman is a woman oj national reputation and one of the most devout and effect ive workers and able speakers in the organization Her disclosure of the great work in very numer ous lines that has been and is now being accomplished by the W C T U was a revelation to most of those who heard and none could hear and not conceive the highest regard for the W C T Us and their work Teachers rtoney Teachers wages are lower than usual this year They must cut their expenses in every way Those who expect to attend school this year will do so at Hanson where the rates are the lowest to be found in the state Three teach ers offer especial advantages in all courses Write for particulars to Prin E McCulley county examiner Hanson Ky ibtt4t Ayeryntesttitirnc was had atthp last ine Earlingt tone Thilomatliic itcty The young ladies Who tok part in the discussion as to the comparative joys of childhood and adulthood won for themselves bright green laurels and vociferous applause These young ladies were Misses Burr Mothershead and Moore The doughty White Phillips and Bourlarid also won enconiums of praise The discussion was popularly declared to be the closest that has yet occurred before the society The program for next Tuesday evening December 21St is as fol lows I Song 2 Recitation Carrie Atkinson 3 Music Mandolin and Guitar Misses Sullivan and McGrath 4 Recitation Georgia Wyalt 5 6 DebateResolved that Compulsory Education is Just Affirmative C E Jones J E Day Henry Browning Negative C C Hall W A Toombs Eldred Davis 7 Song The Womans Friend thatlornothing to supply tbe place of German Liver Powder Mrs J P Mencness Springfield Ohio I have taken German Liver Powder for dyspepsia and other liver troubles and would not be without itMiss Jennie Green Abiline Tex Friends advised me to try German Liver Powder for long standing liver coni plaint I bad relief before I had taken one bottle It did me mow good than alt ped physlclansMrsJobn ELECTION CONTEST Decided In favor ci Squire Franklin in the Charleston District W M Rice Republican who was defeated by two votes upon the face of the returns has been contested The law specifies that such contest shall be held before the County Judge and the two Magistrates nearest the court house This put the case before Judge Hall and Magistrates O J Farnsworth and J C Bacon The last named gentlemen are Republicans and as was antici pated they were first sworn off the bench This put the matter before Magistrates Shaw and Porter The Board heard the evidence in the case and by a majority vote decided that J R Franklin was elected by a majority of two votes How to Prevent Pneumonia- At this time of the year a cold is easily contracted and if let to run Its course without the aid of some reliable cough medicine is liable to result in tbat dread disease pneumonia We know of no bet ter remedy to cure a cough or cold than Chamberlains Cough Remedy We have used it quite extensively and it has always given entire satisfaction Oolagah Ind Ter Chief This is tbe only remedy that is known to pneumoniaAmong yetteamedpneumonia Persons who have weak Junes or have reason to fear an attack Of pneu monia should keep the remedy at byStT Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles W C Hollinger Co have on display an especially good stock of Solid Silver Wart Dr Clardy Asks Approprlalon WashingtonDecI3CongressI quest for an appropriation of 100 000 to be available next summer- for the purpose of commencing work on the construction of the first lock and dam on Green river near Spottsyillc Ky The Gov ernment Engineers in their report have recommended an appropriation of 228000 for this work Mter hearing some friends continually praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Curtis Fleck of Ana heim California purchased a bottle of it for bis own use and is as now enthusiastic over its wonderful work as any one can be Tbe 25 and 50 cent bottles are for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ceo King Si Charles lien T Robinson Morton Gap GIAHD HOLIDAY IIMIT AT A1 D Sisks Book Store I OOPS NOW DN SALE o J2KE Earlington People are especially invited to come and bring their children to see the Great Show Santa Clause has taken full possession of my entire store and filled every nook and corner with Toys and Fancy Articles that will gladden the hearts of all children Our large assortment our beautiful display and our low prices will completely cast in the shade any other attempt of this or any other seasons We have carefully selected a nice uptodate line of Fancy Articles suitable for young ladies and gentlemen husbands and wives and fathers and mothers Come and see them and you will be surprised mam mammmmmmi K A O SISKMAdlSDHVILLE t KENTUcKY JUBILEE GELEBRA nON 1 Rev Father Coencn Presented With a Purse of 400 Which He Gave back to His Cont gregation to Purchase HEATING APIARATUS FOR TilE ChURChf As wall announced by TilE DEFt two weeks ago the Jubilee of the congregation of the church of the Immaculateg Conception was week The first announcementt told of the the congregation December 8th 1872 with fifteen members and of their subsequent growtha through their own zeal and untiring effort of Rev Father Coenen who organized the congregation and the unfailing aid of strong and influential friends in and out of the Catholic church in every time of needqLast week the program of the special exercises on the anniversay night when Rev Father Valentine lecturedon Modern Christianity which wasiprcccedcd by a choice musical pro gram But the crowning featurec of the jubilee came Thursday when the congregation surprisede Rev Coenen with the a purse containing 400 in cash invcommemoration of their twenty fifth anniversary This purse was secretly made up among the con gregation and friends and came as a great surprisetThe was and an attractive program arranged and published In a touching and 1Fatherwho had just closed a mission hereymade the presentation Coenen was overcome and wepti for joy but recovering a brief and feeling speech he gave the gift back to his congregation to be used for the purpose of pur chasing new heating apparatus for the church In these talks the devotion and efforts of the con gregation were fully recognizedas affecting the growth and progress of the church and the encourage ment and aid of friends outside the church was not forgottenIAt this meeting were pres ent seventeen Catholics who had attended mass in the first year of Father Coenens pastorate After the exercises at the hall were concluded a cordial invitation was extended to all present to at tend an informal reception at the parochial residence A large num ber attended this reception and enjoyed the hospitality of the priest closing thus in the most friendly manner the notable cele bratio of the silver jubilee And now they start with bright a est prospects upon their second quarter centurysOut of CideroMy blood was out of order sores broke out allover me and I sufferrd with sick headaches After taking a few bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla my face became smooth and the sores disappeared 1 am also relieved of headaches and consider myself well MRS MARY DUNCAN Hickory Valley Tennessee Hoods Pills are the best family ca thartic and liver medicine Gentle relia ble sure Diamonds Watches and Jewaelry for the Holiday trade at C Hollinger Cos Dixon Ky Dec I3Wood Allen seventeen years of age was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary in the Webster Cir LippNicholsago They were brotliersmIaw Eyerybod7 Says So CoscarcU Cathartic the most won derful medical discovery of Uio age pleas ant and refreshing to thaW act gently and positively on kidneys liver and bowels cleansing tho entire dispel colds euro headache fever habitual and biliousness Pleaso buy and A bo- xof0COtodayiO25 60 cents Hold and guarnnteed to cure by druggists Henderson Ky Dec 13Thetobacco market is still having a big boom the deliveries today be ing the opening of the market High prices are being paid A good deal of Webstor and Union county tobacco is being marketed here Ducklens Arnica Salve The best Salve In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains positively guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25c per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store The Board of Stewards of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Greenville have secured the Rev Barbee of Sturgis to occupy the pulpit at that place for the ensu ing year Lung soreness is a forerunner of serious trouble If you feel the slightest indica allaytheteas of the disease It is the most efficient means of curing coughs colds and bron chial affections found in tbe annals ot DrugStore The old Kentucky Woolen Mills of Louisville Ky has resumed operations When in full opera tion this plant employs 275 operatives Yucatan Chill Tonic The great reliable and popular tonic antiperiodic and febrifuge It breaks tbe strengtheningthevigor without regard to diet Pleasant to take Price soc Warranted at drug store A bill will be rushed j1lthe coming Legislature to establish negro normal college at Russell yule Pint Tobacco Spit sad Smoke Your Ute in11 aUacnctlctulDoe the wonderworker that makes weak mci ttrpDiv All druMl uG9aorfl CureguarsB teed Booklet suit tree ASreC Sterling Remedy t Chicago otNw York tf BURLINGTON THE PLACE To Establish a Manufactory of Calcic CarbIde the Chemical that Makes Acetr- lene Gas If the gentlemen who control he manufacture of calcic carbide he chemical which is Used to generate acetyline gas have sufficient faith in their process and inven ion to believe they can create a- airly large and lasting demand or it it will be necessary to establish a plant for the manufacture of this chemical The owners of his process and the patents on the as generating macines seem in ined to push their inventions in he South hence a Southern location would be best The materials used in the manufacture of this carbide are coke nd limestone which arc finely pulverized and mixed together then smelted or fused together in a temperatureThe the fusing A place that affords necessary ingredients in proper uantities is well situated geographically and with reference to labor conditions has good railroad facilities and water supply placeisf limestone available a large companybehind facilitiesbeingituated ision of the Louisville Nashville railroad at the end of a sub promptThecannot be surpassed in this sec ion of the country if indeed any whereOf course the establishment ofIf uncertaintybutMr Geo R Lynn of Madison ule is interested in a large ifitgreatfaith dvotingHe will be in Earlington tonight with a sampl gas machine and lamp which he will exhibit to the curious and interested This gas makes a very bright and beautiful light and is worth seeing if only curiosty Great interest Is be Irbaveville Medical men sayrheumatism is the forerunner of heart Sarsapa rilla cures rheumatism by its action the blood onh is The Discovery of the DayaAug J Bogel the leading druggist of Sbreveport Ka says Dr Kings Newn Discovery is the only thing that cures my IFwrites Dr Kings New Discovery is all a that is claimed for itit never falls and is sure cure for Consumption Coughs and Colds I cannot say enough for its mer ts Dr Kings New Discovery for Contsumption Coughs and Colds is not eriment It has been tried for a quarter ptSt Bernard Drug StorebThe Owensboro Tobacco Asso nonbuyersfrom a The first of a series of union prayer meetings was held at theIChristian Church last night continue from week to weekond will rotate from one to another at the regular appointa ments of the various Robbed the Grave JohnOlivernarrated as follows I was In a most dreadful condition My skin was almost yellow eyes sunken tongue coated pain continually in back and sides no appetite a gradually growing weaker day by day Three physicians bad given me up For tunately a friend advised trying Electric Bitters and to my great joy and surprise tbe first bottle made a decided Improvement I I continued their use three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another victim No one should fail lo try them Only 50 cents per bottle at St Bernard Drug Store The Truxton mines and coke byHobbTo Cnro Constipation Forever SoIfFifteen burglaries have occurred in Logan county in the past a few days Children are more susceptible to cold than grown folks and their constitutions will not permit of quinine or other radical treatment Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Is not only absolutely harmless but Is pleas ant to the taste and never falls lo cure or stop a cold For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Geo King St Charles winninihandMcKinley Several houses were also robbed inCanton To I Cure a Cold in one Day I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure 25C CIA book is the only immor tality says Rufus Choate W C Hollinger Co have the largest stock ever brought to Mad isonville Call to see them It was necessary that the Lex ington Y M C A raise 6500 to live and the amount was raised with ease NoToBoc for Wile Cents Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak menitroDfWooajmre Wo II All druggists iThe Logan County Asphalt Company is working a full force of hands and making large daily ship ments To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the moneyif it fails to Cure ajc For sale Dernard Drug Store Earlington Iy- AktEDThUsTWoilTiiY MH M H MMMK V AND ACTIVE W MMUmen or 10 tratel for rtipcnil NonthlIa enc aMIrlddrelled stamped Ssiepi 1ba DosieSmpan7 R if The Same Old Sarsaparilla That Ayers The same old Sarsaparilla at it was made and sold by Dr J C Ayer BO years ago In the laboratory it is different There modern appli ances lend speed to skill and experience But the sarsapa rilla is tbe same old Sarsaparilla that made the record CO years of cure Why dont we better it Well were much in the condition of the Bishop and the rnlpberryH Doubtless he said H God might have made a better berry But doubtless also He never did Why dont we better the sarsapcrllla We cant We are using the tamo old plant that cured the Indians and tbe Spaniards It has not been bettered And since tee make Sarsaparilla compound out of Sarsaparilla plant we see no way of Improvementt Of course if we were some secret chemical compound we might But were not j Were making the same old sarsaparilla to cure the same old diseases You can tell its the ame old earaapctrilla be cause it works the tame oraacures Its the sovereign blood f purifier andIts AversII LUCKY WILL DAVISONr the Story be True is be Worth s Fortune 14SpecialSaturdays Post published the following which true will make a rich man of r W S Davison- An Interesting piece of news has just come to light concerning a snug fortune hich Mrs Margaret C Peters and her- aughter Miss Margaurite Peters of tbe t lames Apartment House will shortly come into It seems tbat Mr William S Davison Sr Mrs Peters father owned much property in Chicago and many years ago gave the city a handsome tract of land for Union Park in West Chicago It was given however upon the condition tbat the land revert to his heirs should It ever sold for city lots Tbe property which valued at 500000 Is now being sold agreementheshould eacb receive 100000 Chicago is negotiating with the heirs to buy tbe land but as yet nothing definite has been done Mrs Peters is related to Mr L S Davison f 1052 Second street who is one of the eirs to this estate Miss Maugurite Peters a handsome brunette and Is one of Louis villes most charming daughters She Is n accomplished musician and for several years has been teaching instrumental usic W S Davison has been with orbes Bro for some past occupies a responsible and important position being at the head of their large retail business He as formerly for some years in he coal business here and represented the St Bernard Coal Com any of Earlington Of the several heirs mentioned y the Post two live here W S Davison and Miss Dora Leich hardt young lady whose mother sister of Mr Davison and wife of H G Lcichhardt died some years since Fortune looks with favor on this beautiful cIy It will be remem that Mrs T W Blakey nly recently inherited a large for une from her uncle Mr McLean I accumulated in California golc- mines HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twentyfour hours sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pains In the back is also convincing proof kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is a comfort In tbe knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root tbe great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in tbe back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary passages It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding urin in passing It or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and extraordinary effects ot Swamp Root is soon realized It stands est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have tbe best Sold by drug gests price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention THE DEll and send Etorsness of this offe- rSubscribe for THE BEE ttttttttttttttfltttl- a E WATCH Joke on a Henderson Preacher Louisville Post A good joke is told on the Rev populrirHenderson was in Louisville yesterday Said the gentleman Recently Dr Robinson noticed his friend Dr James etchers horse and buggy standing in front of the postoffice in the city and it struck the good natured minister that it would be a joke to drive away in the buggy and leave the doctor to wonder what had become of his property then Dr Letcher appeared in the postoffice door Mr Robinson asked him iif he would not like to take a drive and receiving an an swer in the affirmative assisted the buggyjclimbedin and drove off When they again reached the business part of the town after the drive the preacher handed the doctor the reins and started to get out To his surprise Dr Letcher refused to take tile reins Isnt this your horse and buggy asked the astonished clergyman No indeed answered he doctor climbing out and leav ing the man of the cloth to get out of the scrape his own facetiousness had gotten him in as best he could It will cost tbe L N about 1500000 to equip its freight cars with automatic couplers and air brakes aside from the- mount already expended This will be 700000 a year for tbe two years allowed by the Interstate Commerce Commission to do the work time extra make fam ous make of Clothing retail cheaper than buy readymade Clothing Weve been retailers years Our everyStateUnion You middle profits when trade prjceAUor back man boy or only in Hats Caps Furnishings a profit to mail orders promptly attended way Strouse Bros np ANDY CATHARTIC CURECOKSTIPATIM lotlStso t DRUGGISTS GUARANTEED care any rate or constipation ire the Ideal Lau nffr nip or gripe md nn B riirnituralnsiUl Sam pIe and booklet frM Ad STEIUING Chloro Montreal Can or Ken Sit S 55 5 S 55 0 CHRISTMAS GIFT Our Stock is replete with Merchandise which an DaughterBrother Our Clothing Stock is in splendid shape Mens Suits 300 up to Boys Suits from 65cts up to Mens Odd Pants 96cts up to 400 Our Stock of MENS LADlES MD CHILDRENS SHOES icadersilipinWELL and WEAR WELL r Our Underwear StodkIs still In fair shape you save money by coming to us 1 for Underwear OUR Mens 25 cent Undershirt Drawers to matchM OUR Mens 50 cent Undershirt Drawers to match garrneptSEEJ lr100 I OUR Childs 25c Drop Union Suit OUR Choice Selection Holiday Umbrellas ISEE Endless Gents and Ladies Handkerchiefs Our 5 and roc hemmed or embroidered handkerchiefs i surprise you Dont pass us by if you anything in our line we will save f BISHOP CO MadisonHlllKy YOUR MONEY BACK YOU WANT v wm mm m mm 25 2 2 E made E by he can to his customers absolute to keep good and any to wear E are not charged for it in the purchase price of the goods you buy Our goods are sold cheaply as anywhere in the United This is simply an inducement a to you to buy j 1 I We and sell this We it at you cci the ordinary or common man ufacturers and for cloth pay no mens you We can fit childnot Clothing but and always at you All to We pay expressage one EVANSVILLE IND ABSOLUTELY Cscarets REMEDY Tork from from 1250 810 will your SEE SEE SEE Seat OUR Line will need you money IF IT you A HEALTHY costs the least money and what we say of our nuts raisins and fruits applies equally to our choice line of cereals dairy products canned goods etc They are the very best and purest procurable and those who live upon them can omy of prices XMAS BDDDS NOWIN EBClarkCo Wholesale and Retail GROCERS entucky mmimrnmrnmrnrog Given Away With Every Purchase ALEXANDERHAS ofEgentleman THE WATCH Wte1 Eas It is not necessary that you buy the whole 25 worth of goods at once Ev ry purchase goes to make up the =total and if your purchases amount to 25 at any time before March i 1898 =the Watch is yours DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT OF GETTING COST SUCH A USEFUL AND VALUj ABLE PRESENT E J T ALEXANDER 4UUiU4iU4U4umu u u m High Ar- tCIothinge twentyseven money given FEAST layadollar Hopkinsvil1e Good Until March 1981 OPPORTUNITY WITHOUT muuu MADISONVILLE i KENTUCKY Wil m R i t O l 4 I I I iii- I I 1I 1- I I 1 1ii i I Y VLJLJrvr L I s I ti 0 t4 Ir fI It 0 4c Z- I r E 3ee V PAUL M MOORB Editor and Manager B1E PUBLISHINS COMPANY ff Incorporated Entnod the Pcitofflea at Btrllufton as Secon Ian matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES UatVearitrtctlrlnadrancf li 00 Sic Nonta SO TnrceMontot IS Slug It Copies S Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspondent wanted In all parts of lb- countr Addreia ut for particulars THURSDAY DECEMBER 16 1897 Some Things They Say These are some of the things that have been said since TUE BEE absorbed the Banner and because it is the only Republican news paper in the Second Congressional District The suspension of Ihe Hopkinsvilla Banner leaves the Earlington BEE the only Republican paper in the Second congressional district Courier Journ aI a The Earlington DEE is one of the brightest and best printed exchanges on our list and deserves the support It apparently receives from the commun ity in the midst of which it is pub s lished The Log Cabin a a a The Ilbpklnsville Banner and Earl r ington DIE have been consolidatedthe r Banner making Its last appearance on last Friday after a four years strug gle with unfeeling delinquents and persistent printers Central City Re publican a a W The last Issue os the Banner which came out Monday announced the sus pension of the paper The subscription- list has been transferred to the Earl ington BIB Mr L O Brnmfield the editor is a young man of intelli K ace and industry and labored hard to make the Banner a good paper It deserved a better support from the 4000 Republicans of Christian county Hopkinsvilla Kentuckian What is said is said in the kind liest spirit and many are the en couragingwords we have received for the success of TilE BEE in its enlarged business and widened and widening field Our intention is to make TilE BEE better and more deserving as rapidly as the hearty support of its friends and patrons will justify Give us the benefit of your good words aswell as of your subscrip tionsand your business that may come in our line Prejudice The antiadministration papers however smalland the paper built upon such narrow policy as will recognize nothing good but that which proceeds from its own party and pe counter cannot but be very smallthese papers are shooting their little paper pellets at the Presidents message with as much assurance as the small boy who chews paper wads t with which to decorate the ceiling of the district school house t The flight of these small pellets h out of the blow guns of these pre judtcemarjufacturersfor revenue only can but excite the smiles or the condemnation of the thinking manThere is prejudice enough in the world at best and he who stands in position to wield an influence for good to his fellowmen robs his position of all dignity and does only evil when he stoops to gain a livelihood by a play upon and increase of prejudice But so it is One editor of this large class of small men headlines a partial report of the message in a most slighting manner yet upon his editorial page he allows a truth to creep from cover which robs his prejudicial headlines of all pointThis editor says truly of preju dice andsome men Prejudices more than other passion actuate men in their biased opinions Prejudices on account of religion politics or domestic relations so tinge their every action that magnanimity is a virtue unheard of by thema a a lo every action of life the individual is put into the scald of public opinion and the weakness which seems to predominate is played uoi4all the forces are concentered ber S InHUiris disclosed the animus of I TIT 7 I I the continued criticisms upon the best act of a successful adminis tration the animus of the dema gogue r Cuba The Presidents enunciations on the Cuban question are clears broad and statesmanlike as are his ehunciations upon the currency and other questions handled in Ills notable message to Congress His utterances contian no uncertain sound His position has been con servative and he is so yet but thee words with which he concludes his discussion of the Cuban question indicate that the government will not hesitate to take firm and decided ground when the necessity arisesHe concludes thus The near future will demonstrate whether Ibe indiipensible condition of a righteous peace just alike lo the Cubans and to Spain as well as equitable to all our interests so intimately involved in the wel fare of Cuba is likely lo be attained If not the exigency of further and other ac lion by the United States will remain to be taken When that lime comes that ac ion will be determined in the light of in disputable right and duty It will be faced without misgiving or hesitancy in the light of the obligation this govern ment owes lu itself and the people who have confided to it the protection of their interests and honor and lo humanity Wage Reduction In Massachusetts The calamityites have been diligently quoting the news of a wage reduction to cotton mill employes at Fall River Mass The following enunciation of the Textile World of Boston candidly explains the whole matter to be the result of Southern competition as every thinking man recognizes must be the case It says One of two things will have to be done either the hours of labor in Massachusetts will have to be extended or the wages of operatives will have to be reduced The latter is the more probable Southern competition with Massachusetts mills is more detrimental than any foreign compe titian on the lower grades of goods VARIOUS rumors are afloat re garding the contest for the Demo cratic nomination for Congress in the Second district An Owens boro Democrat has written to Washington saying that Hon Henry D Allen would have no oppositions Another statement in the Courier Journal is that the fight is only between Dempsey and Allen A Madisonville dispatch says that Dr Clardy is backing Dempsey and Dr Clardy says the statement that he is backing Dempsey is without authority from him GOVERNOR BRADLEY has at last been forced to call out a detachment of the State Guards to pro tect life and property on the toll roads near Danville Col E H Gaither and ten men from Harrods burg have gone and more will be sent if necessary The Governor is negotiating for the sale of the States interest in these roads so that the cointies may take steps to make them free roads TilE extent of human endurance was reached in the 142hoiirs New York bicycle races last week Charles Miller the winnercovercd 2093 anda fraction miles He was off the track only 10 hours out of the 142 hours and slept only four hours out of those ten Only fifteen men of the thirtysix who entered the raE lasted to the finish TUE Hanson Exchange ceased publication with its issue of last week We are sorry to see this forced suspension Editor Jack son says he loved the Kidand sat up nights with it But he adds that It grew weaker week by week and is now dead TILE protection sentiment in the South which has undeniably been growing has not been hurt by the announcement that a new Ala bama cotton mill has sold its en tire large output for five years to be shipped to China IT is said that Billy Sterrett the newspaper man will run for Congress in the Republican ranks in this the Second district LAST Thursday wheat made a new mark at Chicago going to 109 per bushel the highest price reachedsince August 1891 NOTICE All those who owe back sub scriptions to the Banner should set tie the amount with the Earling ton BEE as all amounts due for subscription have been transferred- to that paper L O BRUMHELD A Georgia Jag- CourierJournal Times says a Georgia editor I are not improving very fast We are jagging along in the same old way Times must indeed be past redemption if they do not seem good to a Georgian when he wayIA thief entered a Lexington store in broad daylight but was fright ened away and escaped in the crowd CHRISTIAN COUNTY OFFICIALS PRAISED A Visitor Writes Good Things of Some Leading Officers RAILROAD DEBT RAPIDLY REDUCED Hopkinsvillc Kentuckian Judge J W Hrtatliltt Judge Jno W Brcathitt the retiring Circuit Judge it is be lieved will be the next postmaster of Hopkinsville under the Re publican administration The Judge is amply fitted for and understands the duties of the office thoroughly He has lived all his life among these people where he was born in 1825 His integrity of characteris sufficient endorsement He held the office under President HarrisonJudge Breathitt was Major of the Third Kentucky Cavalry army of the Cumberland and helped to gather together the broken links of the Union He fought gallantly for what he thought was right and was never wounded or captured during the war and was discharged at Hilton Head S C He was mail agent between Nash ville and Evansville He held the office of Clerk of the County Court from 1874 to 1890 His term of ofhce 16 years proves his effi ciency After his term as post master had expired in 1894 hew s elected Judge of the Circuit Court It is almost certain he will get the appointment as post master under the new administration The County Clerk Mr Jno P Prowse Clerk of the County Court is now serving his third term just reelected He was born in Muhletiberg county Kentucky on the 29th of Decem ber 1844 Was educated in the common schools He began life as a farmer after which he engaged in the mercantile business Held the office of Deputy Collector under Col Feland in 1889 In 1890 was elected Clerk of the County Court and just reelected for the third term by an increased majority There is no more popu lar public officer in Christian county than John P Prowse the obliging intelligent and polite Clerk of the County Court Mr Fowler Complimented Master Commissioner W T Fowler is conducting the affairs of the Administrators Court in a manner to reflect credit upon those who appointed him He is quite a young man well educated and a bright member of the Hopkins ville bar Born in Caldwell county Kentucky he graduated at Princeton in 1892 and was a student at the Normal University at Nashville Was admitted to the bar in 1894 Received his appointment as Master Commis sioner from Judge Breathitt Circuit Judge in 1896 For so young a man Commissioner Fowler occu pies a very responsible position but he is wide awake and upto date cityisis a railroad debt of 103000 footing up to five or six thousand a year which is regularly paid and the debt is being reduced 6000 a year A VISITOR December 5th 1897 F L HENDRICRS Appointed Deputy Revenue Collector for the Paducah District What Place Will David Brown- Ing Secure Last Thurcdays Washington dispatches announced that Dave Browning and E L Hendricks have been appointed gaugers and J M Hagan storekeeplr and gauger under Collector Franks What change may be made if any in the place for Mr Brown ing is not known but a very radi cal change is already made in the case of Mr Hendricks The latter has been detailed by Mr Franks to take charge of the office of Dep uty Collector at Paducah and he went Monday morning to begin his duties in that office This is not announced as a posi tively permanent appointment but if its permanency depends upon the ability of the incumbent there is slight chance for a change The district of which Mr Hen dricks will have charge covers several of the Western counties taking in Caldwell so that he will not be so far away from home all the time and his friends may look for his visits now and then Ed says he wants it understood Hopkins county will continue to be his home and his voting place It is not known what Dick Overall will do for an able companion to help him ride the bicycle and groom the goat Miss Bradleys Letter New York Mall and Express acceptjngSecretary battleshipKentucky aggressive couldnt have written a more be coming acceptance ifshe had tried The editorial appetite in Georgia is peculiar One editor patheti cally remarks Friends a little help would be appreciatedvery muchcant you bring us some sweet potatoes or corn An editor once chocked himself to death trying to eat grass While another editor is willing to take hay subscriptionThoLog Fancy Goods A fine lot of them at W C Hollinger Gos Nerves4ft the Messengers of SClllcthoTelegraJlh System of the human body Nerves extend from the brain to every part of the body and reach every organ Nerves are like fire good servants but hard masters Nerves lire fed by the blood and ore therefore like It In character Nerves will be weak antI exhausted If the blood Is thin palo and Impure Norvos will surely lie strong and steady If the blood Is rich red and vigorous Nerves find a true friend In Hoods Sarsapa rllla because It makes rich red blood Nerves do their work naturally and well the brain Is unclouded there are no neuralgic pains appetite and diges tion are good when you t- akeHoods Sarsaparilla ThoOno True mood Purifier All druggists 0L rrepued only by C I 11001 A Co Lowell Mass familycathartloflood TilE JUBILEE Interesting Contribution by a Member of the Catholic Congregation To TUB DEE I Leg space in your esteemed paper to mention the mission given in the Church of the Immaculate Conception here by the Rev Father Valentine a priest from the Passionist Order of Louisville Ky and also of the silver jubilee of the church which occurred on the feast of the Immaculate Con ception the 8th inst The mission was a grandsuccess full of joy and happiness for the Catholic members and an edifying treat to the many nonCatholics who attended it The Rev Father Valentine is a giftedorator and an up to date warm hearted man who seems to take with every one Having worked as a coal miner in Pennsyl vania with his father in his boy hood days he seemed to be very much at home here and was in touch with the people and took great interest in them and easily won their hearts and in fact the hearts of all who met him On the day after the mission closed he took a trip through the mines Mr White engineer St Bernard mines kindly escorted him and gave him all the pointers on mining with the Iron men etc The Rev Fath er expressed himself as being well pleased with his trip through the mines and the kindness of Mr WhiteOn the occasion of the Silver Jubilee of the church the members of the congregation decorated and festooned the entrance on the out side and the interior of the church beautiful manner 1872 and 11897 in wreaths of evergreens the figures being silver were placedon either side of the sanctuary and just over the front of the sanctuary in silver letters on a bide back ground was suspended the words Silver Jubilee iA very pleasant feature of the Jubilee and greatly enjoyed by all was an organ recital or sacred con cert given in the church in the evening and a lecture by the Rev Father Valentine on Modern Chris tianity which was proven not to be Christianity at all The Rev Father Valentine is a genius he says that he never apologises I presume like Davy Crockett he isI always sure that he is right before going ahead As a lilting climax to the mission and jubilee the Rev Father Valentine with the assis tance of the congregation got up a surprise for the Rev Father Coenen in the way of a purse of silver amounting to four hundred dollars In the first place it was the intention of the members by the advice of the Rev Father Val entine to solicit among the Rev Father Coenens friends and get up a hundred dollars to buy him new vestments but during the mission the boiler of the steam heater in the church gave out and will have to be remedied this greatly worried Father Coenen as his funds were very low and the winter on us and he did not know what to do so theRev Father Valentine called his band of sojiciters for themoney to buy vestments together and had a secret meetingsecret from the Rev Father Coenenand turned their subscription lists into lists to get up money to purchase a new heater for the church which they succeded in doing in a creditable mannerOn night after the bilver u bilee the members of the congregation met in the hall over the parocial schoolhouse the band of solicitors having decorated the hall with fresh flowers Japanese lanterns banners parlor lamps etc and called together a commit tee of six gentlemen and had them call at the pastors residence and invited the Rev Father to meet members of the congregation and other friends in the hall They came tothe hall to find it full of pleasant faces and the stage beau tifully decorrated reflecting much credit on the ladies who did the workBefore the Rev Father Coenen could realize what was going to take place the Rev Father Valen tine who had been chosen master of ceremonies made a beautiful presentation speech addressing the Rev Father Coenen as as jub ilarian and presented him with four hundred dollars in silver and promissory notes to buy a new heater which was a complete sur prise to the Rev Father- It was some time before he could respond When he attempted to withemqionwas a picture too sublime for jthe writer to draw The Rev Father Valentine called for all the rnem iCrithe I forward =nit shake hands with the Father Micro Were several oi the veterans present after them the gentlemen and many of the ladies came forward and shook hands with the Father This was followed speechbywhich proved a decided hit and showed his broadness of mindand noble character as well as his force and eloquence by his kind mani festations of good cheer antI warm fellowship and encomiums of praise to our dear Holy Mother the Church The mayor is to Say the least a warm hearted excellent gentlemanAfter mayors speech the programme was continued con sisting of several songs with piano accompanyment and several pieces by Prof Phatenhauers brass band The Old Kentucky Home ren accompaniedbyand joined in by the Rev Father Valentine with his fine soprano voice was grand and impressive and calculated to make the bond ofI fellowship among us healthy andI strongThe singers and the band boys and also the honorable mayor andI wife and daughter were invited to the pastors residence where reoI frcshments were served but the mayor having an engagement was excused So ended the happy oc casion all feeling well pleased with the blending of good fellowship I The Rev Father Coenen has al I ways shown a love for his peopleI and an excellent I taste in providing innocent pleasure I and grand and noble instructions I for us in selecting grand I noble and holy men to lecture and I give missions to us for our guid ance and in the Rev Father Valentine as well as his other se lections has found one who has done much good in our midst and carries with him the sincere love of the congregation May the choicest blessings of our dear Lord ever accompany him A MEMBER OF TilE CHURCH OF TilE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Earlington Ky REV FATHER VALENTINE I Writes a Card of Thanks to tbe People o Earllogton LOUISVILLE KY Dec 14 1897 EDITOR OF THE BEE ESTEEMED SIRNot having time or an opportunity before leav Earhngton of thanking all those who so generously responded to my a surprise to Rev A M Coenen upon occa sion of his late Silver Jubilee I re spectfully request you to aid me in discharging this debt of gratitude I feel that I owe this particularly to the kind donors who are not members of the Rev Fathers con gregation I know their generous offerings were prompted by their well merited esteem for Father Coenen but it was also an act of kindness to me by me all the more appreciated because I was a stranger Amongst my fondest recollections those of Earlington shall ever be foremostYours FATHER VALENTINE Content With His Lot Will Schooler in Morehead Advance The mission of the hireling who holds the plow handles of this pa per is to keep the fires burning on the alter of liberty and the beacon lights blazing on the shores of time at i a blaze cash in hand He docs not hunger and thirst after official life Me did think that he would like to represent Bath and Rowan in the legislative hallsbut it was only a fond dream and he has grown in grace since then and purged his system of that unholy desire Since our walk up Salt River we havebeen too darn tired to yearn a single yearn or hanker a single hank after political distinction An ObJcet Lesson for fir Bryan San Antonio Telegram to the New York Sun William Jennings Bryan arrived from Houston at 7 oclock and de parted for Mexico at i r He re ceived his first practical introduction to the cheapness of Mexicos money at a bank here just before going to the train He had 500 in American money exchanged and received in return for it 1090 of Mexican money Bryan thought that some mistake had been made by the bank and could not under stand how it was that he received such a big sum until he had fig ured it out for himself at the cur rent rate of exchange lI IWhotonics and bitters for a weak w m child Its muscles and a1dmm making nervestrengthening a m andmusclebuilding food i m Scotts Emulsion i iof CodLiver Oil Is all of this = and you still have a tonic in = m the hypophosphites of lime and soda to act with the food For thin and delicate children there is no remedy superior 1 to it in the world It means growth strength plumpness andcomfort to them Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion Soc vif 100 ill drugg lv J I SCOTT DOWNS Chemsts Maw Yor- Le t ii 4LJ J t LA C r THE BIG STORE The crowds are coming our way Get in the pro cession and come to headquarters Our Store iis the Big Union Depot to which the great trend of trade in Hopkins is directed er The do DuSt SANTA CLAUSE If you want to make me happy bring a new suit of clothes When I went I DuSt WILLIE GOODCHILD In answer to your with down lo Madisonville I spent the whole Ilnice I to say that you are a bright Illlle looking through those big stores at the boy to know well where to find the best suits boys and that great big In Courthouse where Walter Dulin you are right I have looked the country over work simply had snore clothes and finer clothes and and Dulla McLeod Co lead them I bur cheaper clothes the rest put I I suit there you a good boy and Ret D want you to get my suit there get a suit suit know came Dulins worth 400 they will throw In free a fine you may Answer through TilE Yours for a merry Xmas WILLIE GOODCHILDV SANTA CLA 1 nF cL r of all kinds cheaper than good clothing was ever sold We can fit you please you and save you i i WW The Best made Always in stock L CORN PAY RENTS They are Worth 4 a Ton at the Owensboro Celulose Factory 9io FOR A SINGLE CROP Owensboro Messenger Tobacco was not the only record smasher the Owensboro market product of the farm but which has lately grown to a commercial value the cornstalk was also very much in evidence in the city Long before day the wagons loaded with stalks began to pour into the city for de livery to the cellulose factory and by the time the cellulose people were ready begin receiving the I wagons were thick all around the yards They were unloaded as fast as a full force of hahds aided by the farmers could do so and 157 wagons were relieved of their burdens while 17 were left the yards at dark unloaded making a total of 174 the greatest here on any day since the cellulose factory began operations At any hour during day on any street could be seen wagons loaded with cornstalks route the factory Mr Henry Wagner who lives near the city on fin ished delivering his crop of stalks and it brought him Iso Not only was the record breaker for constalk deliveries but the biggest single load ever delivered came in day The wagon and stalks weighed 8000 pounds and there were three tons of stalks which was all the stalks from an acre and a half of ground The stalks sell at 4 a ton making the load worth 12 With the introduction of the of cellulose in Owens boro the corn crop has grown be onejof the most profitable that is raised in Daviess county Ten ants say the stalks pay their rents Louis Guenther an Owensboro boy was fined 25 and given thirty days at New Orleans as- suspicious a character on the racetrack HANSON T L Asbby and bis ulster Mrs L L Weir went lo Evansville Tuesday Little Mary Hawkins is very ill with Is no more It issued last number last Saturday Dabnqy Drown a few days since de livered a wo horse of tobacco to Hallums Co at this place which brought him 272 Mrs O H Hewlett and Hersbal Coff man have gone to Frantlin ICy to visit Miss Deulah Ashby who is under treat mont for rheumatism at that place Mrs wIll Fritcbett of Bisbee Arizona arrived Monday where she spend some time with relatives and friends Rev D S Campbell family aro just moving the parsonage here Bro Campbell whose home is in Russell villa has filled his appointments regularly since conference but is just now moving his family to his new charge Cards arff put announcing the marriage of Mr AVE formerly of this place but now traveling salesman for the Evans ville drug company to Miss Minnie Hamby of Dawson December 22 Best wishes to these good people night not long now the board of councilmen dogs allowed on the streets are compelled to wear muzzles This town and community could dispose half ibedogs we nave andMben have plenty left S250 We have had a wonderful Cloak Sale So much larg than we expected that we had make a second purchase factory was rushed Our goods were delayed so now we find our selves with a big stock right at the close of the season We not know but one way to unload them let bottom to the prices fallout so we have knocked the props nnd the prices have tumbled No such values were ever offered in Cloaks me papa letter want day all floe suits store and Ed aU all than all together soil are and IfOU from Dnrwatch 811my SJtt ifNGJ money on to on the en to on that the to its load will and Into Orton all to P the wvwvvawv 1 vvw Fancy Bordered Silk BestIThing for Christmas v 1vVwwvv MANHATTAN SHIRTS Our Motto in Business cifatleast one can The Out Christmas marked in Plain Fgures U one Cash Price to all Dulin McLeod Co STALKS WednesdayThat Wednesday Wednesday manufacture pneumoniaThe qullelively IV TGIII Between Profits and Sales is what builds a Big Business and a Big Business makes the Best lI Goods at very moderate prices A littleI 1 tion will show you the difference between our Clothing 1 Shoes Hats Gents IS Etcour well select ed honest stock Dry Dress s Goods Notions Gro Etc and the jj s of thing that 4 looks well in stock g perhaps but doesnt jj or wear or satisfy oil to itUntil you see the I for it You can save many them at our Store without quality in the least our Goods as well as our prices you will be satisfied OUR FOR 1HE- IITTLEBOYS WITH EACH Knee Pant Suit 11111 WORTH 400 AooI nJ so ll it CoIp wwrwyv rv Uyour have not been giving satisfaction try us time We save you money and give yoi more style and wear we keep the best STACY ADAMS SHOES always In stock A I Newest thing = LinHatsbr I Everything and Low Illi Subscribe for THE DEL ctsc1c1ici A I4Ip trroper Balance possible intelligent investiga wellmade Furnishings of Goods 1ceries Queensware sort fit llallg Your H- Do11ar ofGoods of sacrificing Christmas 6IfL McLeodYes SHOES I v 11 J I s1 1 Ii 5 I sb I f t 0 L- j C a- TI i 1 d 8 j fF rjf c n 1 I l4b 4 c tt 2 4 r L 1 trJf j J Jz nFr s C i I LII I xerIf E16ltL l rVIILltp FRANK TUTT PROPRIETOR llADISONVILLE KYM V t- IJ Makes unsurpassed Flour Meal Bran Crushed Corn Feed Meal every thing a lirst lass mill produces The people V of the county are invited to come in and be treated right Gives on exchange as much as any mill and guarantees satis faction Flour warranted to be superior quality Trade With Webster McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited NEW ENTERPRISEIN DAUV Ifv tro ow a CT0VE5 OV R 2UUUUU SATISIACTION They ore made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers They last longer and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth rIre backs guaranteed for 13 years If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co I NASHVILLE TENN UANUFACTUfttltl OF COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels ani Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc CtAltltl IN China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary and convenient I for the Kitchen Dining Room B Laundry and Dairy J iwwhrt MEDICINEfor f t MILLION BICYCLESA I v J A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at for Five a Package the step in a direction may lead to a in the trade A New York comPAny of manufacturing cbcmUtithe nipini Cbmkt Company pUced upon the ro tket boutnve ear au a medicinal tablet or ubula COllllJUO ur powdered preparations of certain medicinal drug whlcb bad ascer tallIed to be of more use among medical men tban any other for the cure or al lerUtlon of luch Ma common to roan u have their origin In an digestion or weakened capacity for aitlmllatlni foodabtorblng and eliminating waste SflI eatalocuo of II Included under this saId to Include pretty neatly eery- dIeae for which tbe J Is called upon tojrescrlbo In preparing theIr IIDndaiI remedy for the acceptance of the American peope the company luLl the rIucIpe that everything niertog the packet aboul4 be of the lilgUcat IIrad and ao prepare IWd es to retain RI quaUtiea intaCt aDd unimpaired through any extended laps of time In an climate Only choicest drugs abould used their should boln accordance with tbe perfected methods of modern acienot the Saijuipa packed In Rlau protected by absorbent cotton and securely corked Even the corks Used have been of a grade so high In 1U requirement that no manufacturer of these ofeverydaysqniltIy ootanrpnuedlnbeautyand perfectionof wokmiuahipbyIhceused by the most U dealers ornaments having set theirhigh standard- and neverconsentiflg to ar7 from it the proprietors resorted to the accepted tnodern methods of mektng their seven hundred thousand douses in- veSted within ivejrran In newspaper adrertulnc baa Infoimed every American citizen tha lu rlor and surprising qualifies of Hlpant Tabulea Baln of tbe changed conditions that sweep OTer tbe tbOUJfhlrUllnnd and careful to note every circumstance having a upon lbs inccouful prosecution of their trades the managers of the noted orrtT that theTa Is a present Insistent demand for a lower price for that reaches or an use and that the people tJlhouah requirine the best ot everything resent belllg called upon to pay hsayy percentage for UpernDOn packing or unnecessary protection against ditertorstion that might cc pPrlIZe t but In the case of a purchase Intended to be consumed In a tit It baa also beendlscovered and proved by of time and actual experience tbNe Tabulet do not have the tendency to Iou or or diminution of ez from that millh at lint have been expected Inasmuch al tinder favorable conditions those tbat nave lain loose In a drawer a traveling ball or pocket for several weeks or mouths are found to be practically at fresh and ai efficacious al eYCF Acting upon these lUBtestkmi and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers now sold for a cent Instead of rate of nye and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales the company have entered the experiment of putting up Rlpans Tabules In pasteboard cartons will offer to terms which permit betncsoldby the druezlstorstorekcepjrataprloelower than ever before adopted for aproprietary raedlclnerrvE CENTSten or for onehalf cent The company will not discontinue tbe manufacture and sale In the form with which the people have learned to know and nlue the lUpanstahules but will over the cheaper or the beneflt of such as may desire them It should be plainly understood that the ualll of the medicine is Identical In both aorta the only dIRerenca being In the form and comparative cost ftpacking or puttingeultlleci pack ares are not yet to be had of It any will obtain a supply when requested by a customer fo do so t but in any cue a tingle carton containing ten tabule will poellCO paid to any addres for Y centla t stamps forwarded to the Chemical 00 No 10llpruee BI4Ne York Until the goods are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a price which will them a fair margin of irollt Tlit cartons for 40 cents HI cartons for 43J S Cartons or JWJ3 29 groii 19000 cartons for two Cash with the order In CYery cue iib iA AAAAAAAAAA4JI IkAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAA clJuhnfl Cattleman Arthur C Lnngliair llrtcklnrldge Royal Ins ran eCoIOf Livca pool Tbe Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky I Does the Business in the Southern Stales Losses in Kentucky in IB96 II PAUL M MOORE I EARLINGTONeKY Resident Agent for Earlington and L1Vicinity mYn V Retail Cents first experimental that revolution nourubmont preparation commpdity Largest Paid 2498310 Barbee Southern CastlemanI Home Office I Ky- vvwwwwwyyvwvwww didn 1 jb 11r i ml qWE HAVE SPARED F- iNO EXPENSE t To make our Funeral K Equipment the best in 5 this part of the State Anything and every I thing you want in livery Vi PRICESALWAVS 1 THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD EARLINGTON KY twei ww ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE iBy STBenOHBOSIHESSBOllEGE ft c 3rtl Tar LOUISVJLLEKEN1UOKY 1 r CbnlatiuratuaileTnJoriMUoiitoUwiedittrtnijtoLear- nf BOOKfEPINB SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP tLNQd4 j all t aCLUfflIlh llual14nte8 Very Lowr 10 1 10 f7 j a F ifJ SOOAY SOflOL LESSON XII FOURTH QUARTeR INTERNATIONAL SERIES DEC 19 leak of the Lesson I John I B to II Oi Memory Vtfrscs 810 Golden Test I John I 0 Commentary by tho Rev P- St Stearns 6 Title than la tho nicssngo which ivo have heard of Him and declare unto yoc that dod la light nnd In Him Is no dark ness nt all John wrote his gospel that wo might bcllcra that Tesua Is tho Christ tho Son of God nnd believing hnvo lifo ID Him John xz 31 Ho wroto this cplstlo that wo who bollevo might knotv that wo hnvo eternal life bo full of joy anti not sin chapters v 13 1 4 111 Knowing Jesus personally having hoard and seen and looked upon and handled Him he declares Him as tho Word of Life that wo too may havo fellowship with him anti with the Father and with Jesus Christ 0 If wo say that wo hivo fellowship with Him nnd walk In darkness wo Ho and do not tho truth From the beginning of tho Blblo story light Is suggestive of God and darkness of sin and eaton The wasto nnd void and dark condition of things In OeD 12 seems to have been the result of n judgment which must have como upon tho earth for according to lea xlv 18 It V compared with Gen I 2 God did not crcato tho earth waste and void Isn xzxlv 11 nnd Jor Iv 23 nro tho only other two places whero wo hnvo tho same combination of Hebrew words oa III Gen I 2 nnd In each case n judgment is manifest 7OInur if wo walk In tho light as Ho Is In tho light wo have fellowship ono with another and tho blood of Jesus Christ Ills Son clcaascth us from nil sin Light shines discovers beautifies purifies for light Is of God Not only did Jesus Christ say I am tho light of the world but Ho also sold to Ills own Vo nro tho light of tho world let your light so shine lx toro men that they may sea your good works and glorify your Father which Is In heaven Math v 14 10 If wo walk with God wccannot butwalk In tho light but walking with God implies nt least two things viz humility such as is not natural to us and perfect agreement with God about everything MIo vl 8 margins Amos III 8 8OIItvo say tlat wo have no sin we deceive ourselves ant tho truth in not In us There nro those who conclude from tho previous verse that nil sin root and branch Is removed from their being but such n thought is contrary to the teaching of Scripture and surely tho Holy Spirit In placing tho statement of this verse just whore Ho line sought to correct any such fatso teaching While wo are In these more tal bodies tho flesh or old nature remains in us and lustcth ngnlnst the Spirit but tho Spirit is nlso In us na children of God by faith In Christ Jesus and keeps us from the things which otherwise wo might do Gal v 17 R Y 9 4 If wo confess our sins Ho is faith ful nnd just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness While In tho mortal body nlsvny delivered to death for Jesus sakeI c tho death of self or tho flesh or sinful nature II Cor lv 11 if wo sin against God ns alt nro liable to do hero Is our comfort that In stout confession of sin brings instant for giveness through the blood of Christ and then wo must go on moro watchfully and prayerfully 10 If wo say that wo have not sinned we moke Him n liar nnd Ills word Is not In us John is writing to those who nro children of God by faith In Christ Jesus for only such ns have revolved Christ are children of God John i 12 Others ore children of thodovll oven thought they way be very religious according to our Lore in John vIII H 21 My llttlj children those things write I unto you that ye sin not nnd If any man sin wo hnvo nn advocate with the Father Jesus Christ tho righteous Our marching orders day by day aro to sin not Wo have been redeemed by tho blood of Christ that tho righteousness of tbo law might bo fulfilled in us who walk not after tho flesh bitt after tho Spirit Rom vlll 4 Surely God has made full provision for us to llvo this life which Ho would havo us llvo to Ills glory by our advocate or para dote with Him Jesus Christ tho right eous nud by our paracleto in us the Holy Spirit yet so wcnknro wo nnd often so Un- watchful that notwithstanding tho abun dant provision wo grieve both Father Son and Spirit- S And Ho is the propitiation for our sins and not for ours only but nlso for the tins of tho whole world Propitiation hero signifies atonement reconciliation sacrifice and that provided by God through Christ Is sufllclcnt for nil tho world There Is no forgiveness of sins apart from Him anti His groat work but In and through Him there Is sufficient for nil who will ac cept Him even for every soul on earth If they will come How shall they come If they do not hear 3 And hereby wo do know that wo know Him If wo keep Ills command monts Not faultless conformity for there is none such on earth nor over woe except In Christ but n hearty acceptance of nnd willing subjection to His whole re vealed will 110 Himself said Ho that bath My commandment and kecpetb them he it IB that loveth Mo 4OllIe that with I know Him nnd keepeth not Ills commandments Is n liar and tho truth Is not In him Sosklllfulls 6tnn In perverting tho truth and in blind- Ing people that he leads some to say Oh it does not matter very much how I live I believe in Jesus Christ and therefore I am saved It my lito Is not quito correct I will only lose my works Now such nro evidently deceiving themselves nnd are liars Believing about Jesus Christ saves no one Ho must bo received into tho heart nnd that Is tho Scriptural sense of believing John I 12 C But whoso kccpoth Ills word in him verily Is tho lovo of God perfected Hereby know wo that wo lira In thin When we receive letters from thoso whom wo hove wo treasure them and read them ninny times and live on thorn A mere casual reading of n letter end that but once would not Indicate much lovo for tbo writer How then can thoso bo Bald to lovo God who caro not for Ills word 0 OIHo that talth he abideth In IBm ought himself also so to walk oven ns Ho walked Ho could say The Father bath sent Mo and I live by tho Father But Ho also flaldII As the Father hath sent Mo so send I you nnd He that eateth Mo oven ho shall llvo by Me John vl 07 xx 21 Now Ho was hero wholly for God speaking Chic words of God doing tho will of God always pleating God Thero Is n other WilY for us nnd wo must be willing to renounce set deny self die dolly unto self that Ills life may bo mani fest laps cruise provu ourselves unworthy of Ills name No Sunday Beer Wagons Henderson Ky Dec xiMay- or W I Thompson through the Chief of Police today notified the Henderson Brewing Company and the F W Cook agency that beer wagons should not run and that no more beer was to be delivered on Sunday The Mayor was deter mined thus far that his administra tion shall not be known as a wide open ones Another Cellulose Plant Frankfort Ky Dec gThcrei- s talk of building a cellulose plant here such as the one that is now being operated so successfully at Owensboro The capitalists who have been interesting themselves in the proposed enterprise will be offered ground on which to build the plant if they will locate here n 2LrlPIIwa4lILtu1jTLth5L In time Bold br druggists W CONSUMPTION 4 il c iIPr = 1 roj Itd1 d I ST BERNARD COA1CO1MrANVi ii Miners and Shippers of COALAND INCORPORATED CKE5 2 i iorGeneral Office IiW A M CARROLLManager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Pndncah j Tennessee Kentucky j S HNEVBOLD Manager 342 W Main btreetLouisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets j 2 j K ntuckyMemphis Tenn i iI fV v A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind I WlioTe Qle Agents JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis MovVj W T BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 icI I THE FAMOUS NO 3 COAL IFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles 5 Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables v used THE BEST SELECTED GOAL IN THE J iMARKET I LtI BRUSHED COM FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNH6ES- W W Whybuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER i NsRD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One iT ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as Y7 J aH one ton of the best Anthracite Coal 1 ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY II ti aIi ItIIIi1ILiCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week llcglnnlnff Dec It Commeut by Itev 8 II Dojle TOPIC Ono thing I havo learned from Pauls life or writings Acts ix 12J A memory meeting suggested Paul tho greatest apostle of Chris tianity was born in Tarsus a city of Cilicia and a gentile city The name given to hIm by his parents was Saul and by this name lie was known until be became a defendant and advocato of Christianity Pauls father was n Phar isee of tim tribe of Benjamin and in some way had acquired Roman citizenship for Paul says in Acts xxii 28 I I was born free At Tarsus Paul learned tho Greek language and also tho trade of a tcutmaker as every Jewish boy was compelled to learn n trade Though born in Tarsus Paul was brought up InI Jerusalem where ho was educated at tho feet of Gamaliel Paul was at first a violent opposer of i Christianity but being miraculously t converted ho became ono of tho most zealous and enthusiastic supporters of Christ that the world has ever seen In I tho providence of God ho was called tot be tho greatest leader in tho missionary movement that carried Christianity through tho Roman empire Ho mado three great missionary journeys organ i izing Christian churches in the most important cities of Asia and Europe I I Arrested by his enemies upon his last return to Jerusalem for fear of his life ho was taken unto Cscsarca and tried before Felix tho Roman rnlqr Ho delayed decision in tho matter mid left tho province without doing so Festna sue ceeded Felix Ho suggested that Paul go to Jerusalem to be tried but Paul uspd his right as n Roman citizen to appeal to Ctcsar His appeal was grant ed Ho had hearing before Agrippa Bernice and Feature and would have been set at liberty but for his appeal Ho was taken to Rome suffering shIp- wreck on the way Paul was imprisoned for two years and then set at liberty by Nero Ho visited Greece Asia Minor and Spain Ho was again apprehended and imprisoned at Rome and was later beheaded at Rome by Nero in his great persecutions of tho Christians From Pauls lifo many lessons may be learned Paul was not only a great worker but also a great writer Ho was a man of education of deep thought of logical mind and possessed a wonderful power of expressing great truths in forcible language ills epistles stand today as the best expression of tho truths and doctrines of Christianity This Paulino service could in no way bo better con served than by each Endcavorcr com mitting to memory what ho thinks td be tho choicest selection from all tho writings of Paul Next to Christ Him self Paul tho apostlo stands as tho best model tho world has seen of Chris tianity Biblo Readings Acts ziii 14 xv 85 80 xvii 1031 xxiii I xxvi 12 21 xxvii 2125 xxvlii 80 81 Rom i 1417 v I viii 2880 xii 1 2 I Cor xiii 118 II Cor xi 2380 Gal vi 110 Eph iv 17 PhiL iv 14 Col ii 010 I These iv 1118 II Tim Iv 08 lie Broke up the Meeting Lexington Herald What doth it profit a man if his whole ticket be elected and he be sent to the penitentiary is the question William Norman may well put to himself tonight The disorder at the Republican con vention held at the Auditorium was premeditated and planned the attempt to break into the con vention held the next afternoon at the Chatauqua grounds was also prearranged file assault upon Col Milward wad an excess of zeal A few verdicts like thai would we fear break up all t fun of disturbing conventions and if a few who try to break upymb lic meetings were thus pInjs edit would once more be PosI to hold sale and reputableXpoiftical JnoltUCkffL3 Kf 1 rf c IL I e i A XMAS GIFT FOR ruR CHEAT- INTRODUCTORY II i OFFER ITS THROAT CUT yule Ky Dec zoYester day corner ofa lot on the farm of four miles from Kirkmansville the body a few hours old with its tUroatgut The in sack and red irciunderis now in haS the case in arrests are to he any moment 1 jjbjijBEhlt ONE DOLLAR APPROPRIATE FOR ONE OR ALL A Irtri statumt dill W m M k NcIe ml IM filii Not only can you make such a present on such tenbut In doing 10 ou will be giving something that will remain a source of delight and to Its fortunate owner for to come We have decided to extend 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ALIKE kf Instruction season recently gathering covers usually collection includes refer have thorough includes 100000 through sketches printed purposes taonthly Garfield JournallsnlI orter yellow I fever district and give us a first I class sensation for our next yellow edition All your funeral expenses will be paid and you will be ex pressed home in a rosewood coffin with silver handles Atlanta Constitution Burglars In Logan Russeilville Dec 9ThQi- bnnd of burglars cttinketopp unrestrained in county As many as fifteen farmhouses have been entered by them in the last two weeks At AdairVille one or two houses have been entered EiJYO 4 4 GOOD FOR SHORT ONLYAi PAYMENT DOLLAR keeping Enndtbeconiplete monthly PUBLISHING John Campbell Fatally Injured IfInear the city had his arm cutoff near the shoulder yesterday Tic accident was a horrible one The hand was caught in acorn crusher gradually grinding off the arm to the shoulder CathpbeI1is still alive but his recovery doubtful Bill Terry Sells Out DecgMtWMTerrythe his stock of drugs to Mr Chi rtes E Rogers of Hartford fty the now owner taking charge at once Mr Terry has been in the drug business iierq for tue Pt tlyrteen years aild is known tHmfigli t State t I ct J N tj lt Two ThroughTrains Daily Running Pullitttn Vtlttbul s1eaeCars Nubvlll to 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHICAG- OKEWORLEANSFLORIDJlSPECIil Lttvtt New Orleans Bally at IONeavlaLNRR NuhyUJe at 7 JO cm j Through Buffet Sleeping Cars Irem New Orleans N s i CHICAGO 4 NASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Nuhvlllc DaIttt7loii Par dttaHeclllaformstlon dirt P P tIlvpavilleD n HILLMAN awi 5outheia Ai t- NoshvllU Ttfln S L ROOBRS Tray Pai eni rXftAtlanta Oi IC ri KIN J THE GOOD OLD DAYS Quinine and Whisky was cOt sidercd the Infallible remedy for all forms of malaria especi ally chills and fever Uptodafe take the rw DIC and popuLiflonIc- antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan Chill TonicTASTBLESS It cures when all others fall Adapted for oWor young Pleasant to take Pike 50 cents sold 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1MADISOI4VILIZGRAND t L r1esO O wcYi179 f JJ It r fieX 1 i i 5 0 11 z cct 4- I e t Ir t I1 FZ Ife f f I o K 4 f C I I IC 1 1k i 1 4 4 T w 1ITzw zuTt 1 I J I i wr Rt1NaToN THE PLACE IJoke on Henderson Preacherr I jt t CELEBRATION Artl14a DEJtTII OF N II 4 i d IJUBILEE Louisville Fosl- A HighItrellt111 time wa t Establish a UanuUctory of Calcic Carbide good joke is told on the Rev IgLJ i c7rk 1 1 i1t rTo J Mohn L Robinson the popular I t il tcrson divine by a friend who Clothingff if l fA J Ji Misville yesterday Said If I c r J Recently Dr We make and I 0 i Jfi 7SJriend Dr H sell this fam Ir 30j I jJr Woi f 4rIi YYOU o n You J A vI Wed all Mr+ Mad r noon I Th fsideGene the 1 Ea 0 if fitlteire td AtpeLFc t ct A catd mee nat Nnotinadi o then ITTgi 1 rort soot put otHVei Dr will rig t- nt- Loc v fs fl for i- onll Icl 3tisp o Lv tlta h pie aU11 ib 11 0 n 0 MeDt II tel S 2 ai 1L J ir d L 1 ir 1L i 1t i I 4 1 ibIL shI- L Ai i I V 1 c t d t 4 q- HrhTf EIGHTH YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAYDEGEMBER 16 1897 SUPPLEMENT NO 00 THE GnKaENGY PROBLEM 10ILlilfht ol the Presidents t Meisaee f Opinion of a Diitlngulihed and Expel t enced Treasury Official J CUSTOMS BAKNINGS UNDER DINGLEV LAW I 1 Washington Dec 13 1897 What will Congress do about the great subjects which are to come before it This is a question a good many people in Washington and elsewhere are now asking Of course it is mote easily asked than answered but the outlook becomes more hopefulasthe time for action approaches President RlcKinJeys admirable message the atmosphere so to speak and has suggested such simple and effective solutions of the apparent ly Vexed problems that there is great encouragement not alone among friends of the administra don but among people who actually want to see definite action upon these important questions and to see them adjusted without reference to party prejudice or partisan bias The currency problem which looked so large and alarming few weeks ago assumes a very differ ent aspect in the tigHt cast upon it President McKinleys message Simple as his proposition is many people see In it an open door to a r crlem and one through which the I Government may walk without l danger of disturbances The feel ing which existed a few months ago that a revision of the currency system and one which should elimi nate the goldb aring obligations could hot be accomplished without materially increasing tbeJ debtedII DNS of the Government is rapidly giving way in view of the adthir able pan outlined by the Prcsi S dent rIf Congress will follow the A vPnuidents Advice in this matter said a distinguished and experi enced official of h6 GoverntnenV whohiisTjtd a long opportunity to ttudy mittirs of this kind the people pf this country will wake MpomeV fine mbrnibg a few years hence and find that the currencyG system has been changed lafactory way without any financial h disturbance and almost without ttrepeople being conscious of itI JIlaindemapd 0bligatto43 which are re in gold and to permit the SfajihaU banks to increase their cvrrency so as to fill the vacancy that thi retention of Statesd notes would cause and also bnksbe requfredto ed emthetrw own hotisin geld vill I carried ja out gradually transfer to the ar shoulders of the banks that dttty a providing the gold for the de- loGoVernhientlerrTptcM to niaintaih This plan at if carried out would in my du opinion solve the entire currency like problem and do it in such a Of gradual quiet way that it would not disturb business conditions or Is comVcl the increase of the interest tion bearing indebtedness of the Government John Sherman when he was preparing as Secretary of spthed paymchts said The way to renesume is to resume Now it seems w that another Ohio man has come liprlion which may go operation as and satisfactorily and laspeCieS Sherman now the distinguished Sand honored head of the Depart ment of StatetrlJh feW people who were in go clined tb the operations of the Dingley law have learned that their criticisms were not well founded That law has in its first tl four monUis produced nearly tench per centitriore revenue frlagththanTh gth tinle Assistant S cre- ca u taryHowUvho has been many 2 the customs N pktlttQernmenthas We li rcful estimate to i tj5tc0 j t j be made of the earnings wcUch this law would have produced in the past four months had the import- tious been up to the normal obtain the normal importations he takes those of tho year 1893 which I was looked upon as a example of the importing habits of ti United States He finds that if the importations of the past four months had been Jto those of the corresponding months i80i the custbths earnings of ti new law Would have been 102 000006 instead of 34oooooo as they were or an average of nearly 17000000 per month in excess of its actual earnings mearttimc This gives great encouragement the friends of the law and the yIng look forward with absolute con fidence to its earning capacity and to the probability that it willf within the next few months show to the country its ability to supply all the revenue needed On this subject it is proper to say that tim socalled estimates c wJ1ichindicatenext fiscal year will be 21000000 short of the expenditures are entirely misleading The law re dincludeurns the entire estimates of the of ficersin charge of the various works which brings the estimate o for river and WorkaloneI for the fiscal year above booooII000 while it is Well the cust m is to appropriate noImoro than onefourth of that sum It is thus apparent that while theresliniatcs tot expenditures ret Thatingceipts will be greater than the expenditures 9ur Eeleted Eiti ens I porlatDlolI I CEO ALIZAMDM Eirlinnton Ky 1 With ihotQun Seasoning Twas Christmas Eve With itching hand Tbegood old colored on turkey nice and fat bad planned reTeAnd not without good reason He gjTheL A W Bulletin Revs G B Walker and T H Merrlj weather preached at Madisonville Sunday Miss Bertie Alexander is visiting Mrs eorge Alexander this week toasand was buried Monday afternoon Aunt Mary who has been living with Young died Thursday of last week oodMrsMrs C Dunlap was in Madisonville the shopping TuesdaycaRev the lady evangelist willa thayProclamation Celebrallan of the Negroesthill be celebrated in our town the hidal1drrcThe county school association met in our so Wg last frlday and it was a success from to art to finish The subjects were timely are faepror Sanders the conductors We would very much lo give a better account L tbo mental feast but spate forbids One of the recognized orators of the race expected to be with us in our celebra January i Tell ill Tell ill Mrs McKinley Bestows Favors biTheecial permission to John PbillpSousa tod to her his RillHouse Mrs McKinley forwarded rmission last week to the editor of Thewi adies Home Journal which will publish e SOtosa composition complete in its lake thlvedorrgew days ago in the WhiteHouse conner tory This is the second photograph who rOIbeplaitne to The Ladies Home Journal which pausingbeexbausted Here are two hot locals from the number of the Hanson Expll ange The writer evidently want edto mention names but he re JWithshinmentagttleWhat did those Cbolfles take the people of Hanson to be Tuesday night a thing or two if we do live in the country on LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS aroMI J TV Harahan vicepresident of the I Illinois Central Railroad dent stho story that his road will ba extended to Nashville as rumor has said would be don- e11ejttbe beginning of the year a new me chanlcalcdntrlVariceJorHbrowing roaff pouches will be tried on trains In Ken lucky CCAlratror1ean increase of 66j86i bver the i mo month of last year The Pullman Company has the first 500 oioodsit Is QuIJdlrigror1Iie Big Four linn and will commence biiilcl 500 cars for the Chesapeake Ohio on order for 1000 A dispatch from Chicago states that theI Illinois Central Railroad Companyhauled into New Orleans between September i and November 15 nearly 4560000 bushels of grain more than during the same period last yearDoiwltbstaodIDgthenterruptloDI- If to To correct a mistake in time card No 51 which took effect December stba new time card was issued and took effect last Sunday No dispatcher sticks closer to his post pf uty than does Edward L Wise1 but he t- ound time last Thursday to make a brief visit to Madisonville to attend lodge and he met with a warm welcome by his host friends there Agent Etheridge now has the tickets on Q ale for the great musical to be giveiiby the Howell band at Eydnsville on the zotb nst Agent Harry Ogden of SiaulbtellbasII his position and soon he Indian Territory lojbin his wifes father the mercantile businessaWe understand that several applicants are after the vacancy caused by the resig nation of Agent Ogden Among the apou winDerSIsAdams of HopklosvilllemAgent made a brief visit to relatives at Evansville last SundayoSuperintendent Dickson is now reportedw much improved in health and bis friends thd Henderson division are eaicl With the goodnews and k paio dn see him tr lo his former good health I Conductor Ed Beal is happy indeed nce the arrival at his bouse of a fine boy The wife of Fireman James L Long is- isiting relatives and friends here Ask Walter Wright and Tom Spencer tho full particulars about that duck and hog case which is now the talk of the wn Is it a fact that Tom dont know am uckfrornaqOwlThe accident that has oc cured for several years in the1 Baum glen yard occurred last Thursday night Brake man McKenna was assisting in switching In yard and when in the act uncoupling rs onset bis feet was caught between switch iron and the had block and in e attempt to extricate himself if possible is supposed tha be threw himself out one rail and filling he was run over ands life extinguished In an instant by the eight of the heavy car Wheels passing qver him It was one oftho accidents far as we can learn where no one was blame A young wife and small child left to mourn the loss of husband and ther The remains were tenderly cared r by friends here and forwarded to- outsvlllofor burial The cfeceascd has a father who is an engineer at work on some road leaving Louisville During the late fever season the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company earned the thanks off IS employees in Mo e by its fair treatment to them and their milies and the men have volunteered their acknowledgment says the Mobile egister When the fever broke out and t knowing how long it might last and would be its fatality the company made offer to the men of the shops here tp them and their families to any point ey wished as a placeofrefuge whether the lineof the ori piui1ot not and the rther offer to keep thi shopsvop n for any desired to stay and to provide work all who stayed and to give back their aces lo all who should return after the fever had vanished This offer the com ny faithfully made good and was the eans of protecting some 2000 of the pop ulation from want This act has been recognized at its true value by the em oyes as the following letter sent to the master mechanic by the employes shows Mobile Ala Dee i 1897 Mr if IL into Master Mechanic Dear Sin We e undersigned employes of tbd Louis e anti Nashville Railroad Companys ops in Mobile having been brought der renewed obligation 10 the man erneot of this road by the liberal and nerous treatment we have met with at their bands during the epidemic o yellow revel which has been prevailing In our midst for nearly three causing much suffering and privation desire to express tbrongb you to them our heartfelt appreciation of their kindness to us First In having furnished with transportation for themselves and families all who desired to leave with permission to return at will and resume fOr having furnished regular employment to each and every due that remained here and desired gthistasujj hoirJ while Other shops Ji Il theiInnot tot the best interest of the company at ITtoestimate You lIIklndI1deliver to tba proper IbtimaDlfeslation bf oar preciaHbdof their good will and gen d erosity DOWN IN THE MINES The St Bernard Coal Company will soon put in another dynamo to use in sup EagineerHoward work StDemuaS Knights Templar lodge at Madisonville last Thursday where the degrees of that order were conferred on him J Last week in speaking of the greit St J Bernard guns turned loose in the debating society we overlooked the President of he society William F Burr who is reo garded as a leader of ability although beI failed to use any one of those twentytwo potatijha had prepared to knock be boys out Heiook the view that It Is notjJift21 ry toiIacharge a cannon at a r snowfWrdjWbea a small target gun will wprk v Secretary Atkinson is still wild over the npin business as carried on in New Jersey reports have shown etl Tisbestbatbe might engage in thebDslDC5SU Superintendent Salmon of the Crabtreee ines made relatives hero a visit last undayaThe coal business at the Providence ines is now good and like other mines in Western Kentucky they are crowded with rder A special train several days In the eek is required to move the coal Ifs stated that the owners of coall nds I t 41- lI t fJ j v t f near Clay Ky are offering inducements to the Ilinois Central railroad company lo construct a branch road there from Slur PS To attend church services weigher James Fegan took a day or two off duty last week s Secretarylever on the outlook for increasing bis com panys business Contrary toJhe prevailing belief among many mfners atFalLstls injurious to longs ainesttatI n lately made in shoiirm Iharlhe death rate is less tlkn that bfTallrpadmeni in fact the rate isi5iowiatLlerc1s no foundation in the report thaf coat dust at all injures the lungs The Touxton mines at Pineville Ky have changed hands the same having last week been leased to aMlddl borough firm The coal produced at these mines is said lobe among the best in Kentucky for coking business StreatorIll Dec IoTbe striking coal miners of Northern Illinois have at last lwon a decided victory The main point or which they had been contending since he 1St of last May the adoption of the cross weight system of mining has been been conceded by ibe Star Coal Company and the Chicago Wilmington and Vermil Coal Company andbe men will return to work next week The men asked t8c per ton but ba operators throughout the district coulcJ not see their way clear to ay that price Tbej have persistently re J consider the gross weight system at anfplce and ha nin have refused all offenpver screens Today however an agreementwas finallyjreached the oprat- rs cce1iugbe gross weight system and men compromising at tic per ton his will alrectb H 15000 miners in orthern Illinois The mon will work ntil the first of January next over seven inch screens at Jitf per ton giving the operators time to put in scales neces ary for the grpsa weight The miners at a meeting this eJtemooo ratified the agreeemect made by Secretary Ryan and the State pfficersand voted to begin work at once- Staunton Ill Dec toThe ConsolE date 4 Coal Company offered the Staunton miners aBc per ton at a meeting tonight The Springfield scale for a machine miner is 3oc aidtbe miners declared that noth leg less then the Springfield scale would induce them to return to work If the police of St Louis according o GloboDemocr4thad ofboysThe police of the Second district made CptPickelsM+ 6 Alberta ItreelSo cleverly was tbo arrest made that Schmidt was caught in FourCourts thetimedistrict officials as evidence casebesides andhearrest to the office of the assistant appllcaUoawasoner Mr Mueller told how he had bees mis estimate bowMrnightsofThursday night as be was carrying away some coal SchmidthadlWell I dont know exactly replied the officer How much coal did be have persisted the Colonel He had a big lump sir was the blue myheadchiirandHow old is Schmidt yearsI will issue a warrants aUthatquestlOUJScbmldttaken to the police court on a charge of ottbeagainst him New Assistant Postmaster 9MissMyrtle GoMasondeputy last week by Mr Holenaa and will be in the office during the remainder of his incumbency 9- rITO iJ KFJL1YFQPAfitiauiy L L a DOJL iozA J ijOOlI 4 lpt IIAII 1AbAPITV rrr rn BEr1COALON 1 A 1ijL J- ORbEmDJ u ito jCFcsLORDEFtS i4 r Ei L J r Jr ij f H t Tt 1 i 7i j L F J A tii 8I NP t igl gis tu ffitsLourcIfl03blOl5 dutement oyoT JjU lr11j n gro normr1 co11 ege at J AU Druggists ref oDd Ihe mODey itillailSEvtlle t Cure For sale VlAD150NVILLE KE1TUCKY baeco Spit and ell1SUYlindforeverberBDTR Sue Toat I ja rngStore Ear1i STWORTII gtoDKy AHDACTIVEJ T ALEXAN D iPlwt Af 0 oJ3IIII nQ AJ1druflJt kte II 11090 III1mpletr rtlCoIrea e aran6OQ J leIPOIILloD Caddresudilalllpad llead KYltop Rlfer WU wWWU 1 4 1111 I j emedrOblcall ONe York IbD JP PI R t 1 S A iI 1 f J Iio IJ t i1 III lousmake of r We tc 4ltYi sell it at retail sW cheaper than RK you ctri buy ijjI1I the ordipary J1 1UII or common readymndeClothing ufacturers and twentyseven Our cloth ing is known and soldin every State and Territory of the Union You pay no middle mens profits when you trade with us We sell at one All goods are as represented- or money given back We can fit man boy or childnot only in Clothing but Hats Caps and Furnishings always at a profit to you All mail orders promptly attended to We pay expressage one way Strouse Bros EVANSVILLE IND i 1 I CATHARTIC iTIPATIOH p ALL DRUGGIST i fconitlp tl Calun are th Itleal Lau nip or rrlpebllt rsae rDaturatrflutll Sam o ChlcaJO Can or e1f liis lAS GIFT Merchandise from which ani sband Wife Son Daughter Best Girl may be selectedf is in splendid shape 300 up to 1S50 65cts up to 800 96cts up to 4001 it itock of D CHILDRENS SHOES n this line we claim leadership OW PRICES our shoes FITS VEARWELL Y wearStodk-jl save money by coming to us 5 Underwear Undershirt Drawers to matchS Undershirt Drawers to matchJ lerwear from 750 to 150 garment ced Vest Pants to match ella Union Suit bneita Union Suits Seat Union Suit Holiday Umbrellas jnts and Ladies Handkerchiefs jmbroidercd handkerchiefs will us by if you need anything in 11 save you money iSc CO adlsonvOIMy CK IF YOU WANT IT IfA HEALTHY FEAST costs the least money and what we say of our nuts raisins and fruits applies equally to our choice line of cereals dairy products j canned goods etc They are the very best and purest procurable and those who live upon them can C save many doctors bills and lay a dollar by for a rainy day in econ omy of prices XMAS BDDDS NOWIN IarkCo Retail GROCERS lie Kentucky immmmmmmmttE Vith Every 25 3 ihase 3 JffljlMch198t j worth of goods at once chase goes to make up the if your purchases amount to 3I time before March i 1898 t i is yours DO NOT MISS tEAT OPPORTUNITY OF = f G WITHOUT COST i v USEFUL AND VALU 1 rLn rkESENTMADISONVILLE J t I E n ee U fl u uWUrWR IJ 1 V 11 t t r J WBlgaggv 7 r ri COUNTYbest forward and shake hands with the ti 0 B Nierp were ot the 1 0 the animus of the dema OFFICIALS them the PRAISEDIgcntIcrnetandmayo the ladles 11 1 fl I 1 A Fthee Cuba A VIsUA n Art tht ftjjeflcrsofseMethoTctegr3IhLHIH IJ X rD Rr Presidens enUnCIUons J v 0 ICuban qUestio a A 1 11aM broad and stat sp I u u w U euiiBitm T I 2notabSUBSCRIPTION RATES t fiUAVearlllrletlTbreMoatfs II so SlofUCoplei tserva tnivtiCorreipondentiCODDIT Address na for hisfui tloiTHURSDAY DECEMBER IG 1897wiij decid arisci hj Ie V L1 DL tVl EJbb CaI intern J fare ol JtI1 Dolll lion bJ arbe taki w r Q dispul faced = the iii D ImentSUM HON UE YED Thu FRI SAT have c IJ 2 3 4Inleres r 5 769IOH Wag riYThTb19 20 21 22 2324 25redul 26 27 28 29 30 31 JatFz IV TL Texts Some Things They Say explr t These are some of the things that resuJ h have been said since TilE BEE cverj absorbed the Banner and because must it is the only Republican news On paper in the Second Congressional eitber will b District opera latterThesuspeesionBanner Jeaves the Earlington DEB the more only Republican paper in the Second tIIon 1congreiionatdstrictCourerJourn A I V gardTbebrightest and best printed exchangescrab 4 on our list and deserves the support It the apparently receives from the commun bor ity in the midst of which it is pub Vat40 lished The Log Cabin i Het- oL The Hbpkinsville Banner and Earl oppl- ogton Baa have been onsolidatedJhe an fighlastgle with unfeeling delinquents and persistent printers Central City Resays publican Dei stat The last issue os the Banner which Der came out Monday announced the sus hlth pension of the paper The subscription i list has been transferred to the Earl G ington BIB Mr L O Brumfield bee Jii the editor is a young man of lotellimcigence and industry and labored to make the Banner a good paper Ittect deserved a better support from the roat- 4000 Republicans of Christian county Gai Kenluckian bur What is said IS said in the kindsen liest spirit and many are the en It- i a tlforenlarged business and widened and widening field Our intention is to make TilE w l BEE better and more deserving as y rapidly as the hearty support of its Cn friends and patrons will justify aVGive us the benefit of your goodVa words as well as of your subscrip of tions and your business that may fot come in our line flu eJ PrejudicefiIThe antiadministration papersf however smalland the paper built upon such narrow policypu as will recognize nothing good butV that which proceeds from its own 01 party and pe counter cannot so but be very smallthese papers s are shooting their little paper a b pellets at the Presidents message with as much assurance as the small boy who chews paper wads S with which to decorate the ceiling gr of the district school house at The flight of these small pellets bout of the blow guns of these pre tu judicemanufacturersfor revenue bt only can but excite the smiles or the condemnation of the thinking maniiThere is prejudice enough in the world at best and he who it stands in position to wield an influence for good to his fellowmen robs his position of all dignity and idoes only evil when he stoops to i gain a livelihood by a play upon and increase of prejudice But so it is One editor of this large class of small men headlines s a partial report of the message in t a most slighting manner yet upon t his editorial page he allows a truth c to creep from cover which obst his prejudicial headlines of all point This editor says truly of preju dice andsome men Prejudices more than other passion actuate men in their biased opinions it Prejudices on account of religion politics 4 Jf or domestic relations so tinge their every I fit action that magnanimity is a virtue un j j 11 beard of by them in every i action of life the Individual Is put into Ihes j ggngliiitflYsametoid scale of public opinion and the weakness which seems to predominate is played A thief entered a Lexin upon and all the forces are concentered in broad daylight but w ibere ened away andescaped InttnsHs disclosed the animus of crowd t fii iJhlr ii t a 1csMrt j E I S H B SIPPERLY DEAD 7 One of Madlsonvilles Oldest i CaCitizesis OTHER INTERESTING NEWS OF TIIRTOWN H B Sipperly died Tuesday evening at G ocloock after a brief illness He bad a severe chill Sunday evening followed by high fever and unconsciousness Ho re FrbeMr Sipperly was 77 years of age and ono i of Madlsonvilles oldest citizensLiRev L E Campbell of Hanson was here yesterday and went to Earlinglon to visit the family of Mrs J E Moore Messrs James and Frank Ramsey who go to Arkansas periodically bra bear and deer hunt have returned Of courso they had a good time and bagged lots of Rame There Is a bear skin la tn put bit n J proof that Frank Ramsey c lel a bar At a meeting of M idisoiivilld Chipter No 123 Tuesday night those degrees in Masonry were conferred on two ministers of the Gospel Rev S II LjveUce aud Rev C C Hall George Lynn is very much interested in his new gas and is getting not a few others loa like state of mind The lectures given here by Mrs Clara Hoffman were well attended and much ap predated by those who are interested in the cause of temperance p HOPfllNSVILLIi ITEMS I Judge Paul Turney lost by fire his dwell log at Cerulean Springs last week Loss is about 650 with no insurance He expects to rebuild without delay There will be a recital at the Bethel Fe male College by the pupils of that institution tomorrow Friday evening A general invitation is extended to the public MM T W Gardiner Ins returned from an eastern trip during which she visited relatives in Philadelphia going also to several other eastern cities A jooponnd bog is reported 10 have been butchered by Jas G Yancy of Pon this countyDr Alexander Illggins the herb dccton was found dead at the home of W C Branch near Beverly last Thursday morning Heart disease is supposed to have carried him off Twelve new members of the Baptist church were baptized at Sunday evening services that church by Rev Peyton The newly elected magistrates of Chris tian county are receiving their commissions this week at the hands of County Clerk ProuseMiss Kate McDaniel County Su erin tendent paid oil last Saturday and her office was a busy place as it must be the the last pay day before Christmas The football game between South Ken tucky College boys and those of the High School on Saturday resulted in a victory 1 for the High School The score was i o too James Knight an aged citizen of the county died Wednesday night of last week at his home near Larkin He was eighty to slx years o1dV1 ry1II the Latham Light Guards ac company the Governor and his staff upon the honorable journey to Newport News next month to assist in the exercises atthe dedication of the new Battleship Kentucky r That is a question of great interest to the boys of the Guards just now They have of late been diligently at work with drilling and are continuing with spirit The honor and the pleasure of such a trip are worth working for the baby show at the Ninth Street Prcs byterlan church was very Interesting and delightful It was held Saturday The aadJackover the hard feelings of found parents have been suppressed The management realized 15 Stventyone Were Baptized Hopkinsville Ky Dec zaA join colored brptizing attracted a large crowd of people to the creek bank this morn ing Seventyone converts the result of a big revival in the Methodist and Baptist churches were ted under the water Only eight minutes were consumed in baptizing all of the Candidates A Mrs Reynolds who has been livingI wIhjier husband and children two miles west Hopkinsvilla asks a divorce claim- Ing cruelty at the land of her husband =towards herself and her fourteen year old J daughter whom the husband and father Jdrove from home MrR K Tyler gave a dance last night It Hotel Latham to the bridesmaid and 11maIdweekweddingMcCormackTyler Miss Marie Tyler was married lo Dr Arthur T McCormack yesterday noon atRthe Episcopal Church after which bridal party breakfasted Hotel Lathamap If ANTICIPATING OUR WISHESr OpVLeaves doors ajar for us oVWherein we wish he was t A it L A W liulletinrow 1 CuacaratsVCandy Cl1tbl1rtlcicuro constipation 1 L 2o refundrorororA Letter List List of unclaimed letters in the PoslofTice at 1897Aaron Maggie DlrdyCampbellC demons Miss Octava Earle Wm HarbeMrsKoocb Miss Sallie Kirk Mr Lee Led ford Tillie Lane Mrs Martha McClain HallieMimmsMounljoy Mrs Cblora Montaigne R L NantMrMrsMarydrew Stares Miss Annie Spruce Miss rtha Spar Mrs Alice Stevens Miss MissMamieM E j Van Miss Julia Wire Mr John for our William Ferrell is very sick this Rev VH AlrCord at Church Sunday W O Rickard preached at the tist church Sund night you vish to know who captured the nndOpJohn has moved ur iId thatwas ti1t lled irrtl buggy kickc4 ic front of fJomchurchHiggins an aged and What vonld you do if war should ba de powerHowlives of your brother and oilier relatives How would affect your business What changes would make in financial city interestiogDecember COSMOPOLITAN has undertaken BriefIIistoryat the same time vividly describing theex citing scenes which would attend the open ofTUEThe Welldressed Woman by Elsie do ofHenry whichhasbeenclusion in an unexpected way a I p in S 5 r ev y ft t A 1 it ft I r lying was found his bed one last week dJr RP Morris otel mana ger at this moved to made progress while with us and give to com men We lire sorry lo give up such hotel but under the he can better at to Most ofTho it their to be ready for The Chi iJlian church has not yet emi ploy d a for A thief entered the store of MlCf d rISht and stolp acme and The blood 2r To Act on the 13TileFiscalWednesday for the jof tak ing action in the matter of free thereIand members of the court CountyTreasurer Kobbets Cct Only Fcur Dclfat 13Williamwas robbed near this city by masked highwaymen Four dol lars in silver com was all they 01111 SPECIAL DFFEHI In order to induce subscribers and to extend to many old and faithful subscribers substantial Holiday Gift that will last whole year around we have decid t ed to give Q 10Dec Wlutehouse prospectors EARLINGTON BEE only Republican Newspaper Second Congressional District the Weekly Louisville Commercialb Both One Year ONE DOLLAR This offer is only good until JANUARY THE 15th 1898will extended qTPVV- YVC rirlilfimnc All subscribers will receive both papers One year only ONE DOLLAR CASH andIsubscribers who will up their subscriptions dateJ CommercialFree theNewIWrite Pamphlet all r I CROFTON preached the- Chrisllan Ferrelof lownj prosperous placeThe new our the the new A POINTER Inner near din morning place MrMMorris satisfaction especially mercTal progress farmers ilireakiof ground ipring mfeisler I Road purpose obtained IwithAddress Orders BEE BUBtfSHING COMPANYcorpcn te- clEarli1t tc e1Jtucky Hopkinsville VednsdayV circumsTances ibijgXall JztTI1hu 4ZVJ Question hound from was brought to trace the robber He trailed him to Hill switch where itjs supposed he boarded a train and skipped to parts unknown The people like the exchange that has been made TUB USE for the Banner The town is raving the plank walks re moved and gravel walks put in their stead employedRnext year But tel will retain all the old force f throughhereroute for Iho Heqderson marketall two norse loads iJ i iit q tr Shooting at nDancc Elkton FyDec i During the progress of n dan at the residence of J Tliaxtc near Daysvillc last night Mr Thaxton received painful pis wound in the shoulder at t hands of a guest named The provocation was slight and the action very hasty No arrests have yet been made o The recently discovered t vein at Lawrer county gets bigger and better the get further into it Subscribe for TilE BBE L j The the and for and not be wnyrs WY for all old pay to to EarliriRlpn d formerly Madisonville argjjpd manageri Madisonvillc nexftfear merobardise holders Gntbrie POOLE Simons coTheCairo last night All the women are mad at their hens be cause they will not lay when eggs bring a good price Died December 10 1807 Henry J3 Wise aged 32 years The deceased was a man that will bo much missed in the Sthesessed all the qualities that go to make a good citizen He was a good fatheror husband and a good church member De has ceased leaves a wife and two aged father and seven sisters death The funeral services Chlldrennlby ducted by Elder L H Ecbols tV 7V r Howell Isio have a now passenger sta tion The little depot which ha done beceDewnl4 plotcd in about a month The new sta ofhelo patrons and employes of the road TIlELIpallet a catalogue of about all thout credlledbbtbaedition for 1897 with navlDg regular Inuct or 1000 copies or more Also r lo Stile soaps Unlonlceclrcularlonaapotlajo paid lo addrot on ot one AdvctlltlnxCoA company has been organized to establish a wagon lactory at Uniontown W M Morgan for merly of Earlington is interested tNTIWTIttSThOItT1iY AND ACT1VKvy gentlemen cr ladle to travel for ble established house In Klaluck Mcnlhly 6j oo and eipcniea Petition steady Refer eonllTheTHE BURLINGTONS NEW OBSERVATION VESTIBULED- TRAI S The most complete daily trains in the West for all classes of travel shopsThese CilyStThcse are vcstibulcd throughout with tht handsome wide observation Pinisthlighted vtstibults The chair finish free porters service The latest productions of compartment sleep ers between St Louis and Kansas ofdrawingtional berth charges These are tht only wide vestibuled trains Iron SI mrtrThese Citforshort Northwest Main Line to TacomaScattk YAKELEGcncrl1St Joteph Mo St LouU Ma TilE BEE has jiiit received a fine assortment of cards and other anthinginin best style and at lowest prices p NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGAAND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPINOCARSV ALibam DallimorePblladelpbla Jackson Memphis Utile Rock WacoDallas Palace Day Coaches on all Trains information pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES RATES ITS Will be cheerfully tarnished upon 10 Ticket Agents or la A J AgentMemphisJ II PassengerAgentD PasARtR C COWARDIN Western Pass Agent BuildingSt AglRoomL AgtChattanooga W L DANLEY Genl Pass and Ticket Agt NASIIVILUT TaNK WE CELESRATED HAVE THEM WAIST FOR CHILDREN theChildsTheymemfort to buy the EZ Waists St Bernard General Store To WRITE HORTHAND How SIU 1f- I1Io2Jlka OeJlnPirmm r scliinstructor sold Sold by ill book f nditby n graphic Xtatftrnnd the rionegrafhle CffyHtet rasTtloth orsz5 y5fforCalledVthe US DureaU of Education The Amer tSystem First prize Worlds Fair Full rmation and complete catalogue ureeiVE PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE COi t 7CJt1CJNN TIOUlOJ R 0 tfi 1 q L l= f ht tt yTh4 4a L4 r I cl j wayother editor is 0 willing to take hay tr n rlcaJJKe a fii1d ViCtandcomfort to ihemsure lively u f rtbrcanine flbmea na our I town one CIrn will bewas a picture too sUllltme ouor fodder on subscriptionThe hCget SCOTTSton store C b wnter to draw The Rev 1 Emulsionsatisficda mLS frightog Valentine called for all the mem30C andfloollIdnllltts the sheets are compelled to wear muzzles 1- in Ithe L This town DndcomJ8UDftycould dispose Ie theDthem1 c V I 4- A I tI I I t f 51 r 574 1cp I CJS5914 1 s c t i s t A ra II j V I a iT 1

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