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S fiij tjt- S 95 J J b- j t I t 1 ttti t it jJ1Jto I I r roJrm I EIGHTjA iJ EARLINGTON HOPKINS coNTh THURSDAY DECEMBER 301897 I xs 1 Jlt In the Toils 1 1 rackingrasping S resultItr DR BELLS PMeT r- Ioney prove It wonderful efficacy iiLV Uyed the are healed aud- ItrengJhenedLh and cold leaves disippearI InrdraalittMil rul n jflUfljOfp Jl SA UA BELLE JARDINIERE J L FRITSCH de SON 2 FASHIONABLE tMERCHANT TAtUOR I D SUITINGSJan INDIANAs hisHopkins4S AV AY It THEII Fifth k LOUISVILLE KY f Is the Only FzrstClass 2QQ PcrDay Hotel JJin the City LI Ii IC JrVIE AND SEE US1m Iq PIKE CAMPBELL L I MAnAGER1 y r FMAAQ BO YEARS EXPERIENCE h TRADE YRQ Dl MaRKSI Ayea s s bM bud detetlptlon mar aii aIsIppr optriIcv tree wbetbe1 all T I9TISOfl 4 proballl DLNIabIs Joman IcIzt dstti3 lIu4boOlI on at4- DUsa UIlt tOP USUT1flf lenta Ua Ulroacti Munn co reclya wlthoI cbIr ta the Scieiitific HmericftN A 4o37 mustrelid wekJy 7st lrI- SMofl of tclenuflo loorn l Tr1L 3 a aiwideelersIW A MSnBl PrMidonl 111no W WADDILU Cblit- w flplcins Goit lu v BANKIM bio Vr41F Ky CaptVtdck 50000 w TriNMCts a general banking business nod U+itsfl the accounts of the citizen of tlopllHIS end 3oIninR cuuohi- esJts the finest and mnjt Snore vault I- arc11 section of Kentucky QCo toinpitiIb prescriptions S repilrestof drugs It requires the druggIst to have a Iarg3 amount of drugs fresh drags lie must give the best possible work and for compensation Sa must be reasonable fr 1111 I WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM tol ti 8E pA EFUL S StBERNAlDtRUg STORE 14Id r d SL JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIS 7v RAt Sf 2vQQ PER DAY r 1tJi mand Breakfast 100- EUIOPIAN PLAN 100 Per Day w iMlte m fells GeodSenlce WliwfillVislfStVLoiffs stop nt dW ST JAMES HOTEL J ifta4wHt Sfrpfcar 1 Dfracf fo ldotl- I TURKISH BATHS Open nil Night I ri 3iQB WpRKt It prompt atten ttthlsfoflicc Estiniates- y Jtied upon application A L THE STARVING CUBANS Tho Government Takes Oognl zanoo of Prevailing Distress Americans Culled Upon to Uoulrlbuli- Money Clothing and Suppllo of Vnrl out KlucU Which Wilt be His tribute lijr Uomulaeueral Loo WASIIIXQTOV lice ItTho n profound distress prevails among izu thousanila of people In Cuba Starva tlon not only Impends but Is an actual tact Tho president has been Informed of the facts from sources whoso crcdt blllty cannot be doubted lie has gono to the length of his constitutional poyrervln calling tho atato of affairs the attention of the Airlerlcan pcopk The state department has used nil Its authority to mitigate tho condi tions there and the letter to tho pub- Uc sent out by Secretary tlhormau the day beform Christmas pointed out the way to further alleviate tho miser able condition of the rocouccutrados Yesterday tho sum of 5000 was re ceived by Assistant Secretary Day from certain charitably disposed p IOns whosp names are not disclosed 4Ind this sum Yrlll 1 rouiltud by tele graph carlj this morning to Consul alnongthoIt Is hoped by the department of state that tho American people will promptibyanti supplies of various kinds Tho newspapers are expected to lend a generous aid in carrying forward this movement Time machinery for distri statdepartmentu undertaken with time aid of the toitelion of distress by the distribution of peopleOneNew York and Havana the Ward lInetIsaId baa undertaken to for ward any contributions of goods to Don Leo at Havana and It Is believed that the American vessels will do their part by carrying the goods to time sell port The Spanish authorities have consented to remit all duties on relief supplies so forwarded The atato department directs that they be sent di reel to Consulgeneral Lee cither goodsConsutUeneral tbe state department just what Is wanting at this juncture and his list s as follows orthenylsemedicines for fevers includ ing a largo proportion of quinine hard bread corn meal bacon rice lard poIUtoe beans peas salt fllbprlnclI capeIoily children Money will also bo useful to secure nurses medicines and for many other necessary puposes FOOLISr INFATUATION E Tragic aNal 010111 IItlDboIuiounloa Flirtation ulghtlutbach of this place went ou an evenings steamboat excursion during which alms became acquainted with a young man named Marcus Nassaucr with whom she commenced a flirtation with the result that Nassauer became violently Infatu ated with the girl and followed her to Clayton where he put up at the Hotel Autcnrlolb that he might be near time object of his affections Yesterday ho visited tier at her fntliera house and It seems lUlled her to accompany him for a walk which she refused to do when shpthernot dangerous wounds after which he put the weapon to his own head and blow out lila brainIIMPRISONED IN THE MORO iurr ndtril Iniargeut Ie diri Who Une r llen UuJr Haiplclon I hAVANA Doc lHAn apothecary named M Rublo and three former In turgenl leaders who surrendered some time ago to the authorities at Pluar del Rio have beeu arrested on the charge of trying to Induce a large number of armed farniera to join the Insurgents When the conspiracy was discovered the prisoners wore taken into custody and sent to city They are now Imprisoned In Moro castle and their fate la no Ta Due to MUandcritkndlnff Co BTANTisorrE Dec 28TIme Turk Isu government replying to the repre mutations of Greece has explained that the firing upon the Greek gun boat Actluin by tbe Turks at Prcvesa on Saturday last as tho vessel was leaving the gulf of Ambraclo was duo to a misunderstanding A lomb Exploited la n Oerman Theater lit MoryIa OLMUTZ Dec 28A bomb made of 5 piping and filled with powder was exploded at tho German theater Lit tie damage was done but the incident has caused greatexcltement among the Uerraan residents Alleged IluiiUo Bmbtiiler Arrested n NEW Yonff Dec 2SItzlg Iapko who sailed under the name of Max fapko and who is wanted in Rusila for embezzlemtnt of H300 lOu was arrested today ai ho landed from the steamer Etrurla On Their Way to the Klondike NEW YanK Dec 2tJohn Hedgern P A Ericson G R Karlstrom and A W Modeo four Swedes on their way to the Klondike arrived In this city on the steamer Etrurla If you ire unable to rest at night dose of Dr Bells PlneTarHoney give you natural and refreshing sleep stops a cough and cures a cold quicker than any known remedy It heals The throat chest and lungs cures la grippe perr manentljr does not stupefy Is harmless Children love It and old people like It Take no substitute There is nothing just as Ro dFor sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles The Danish Scientific Society crownlfotSbred east coast of Greenland CHICAGO COLISEUM BURNED UIB Great Structure Caniumod In n Sit 1rImu After the Flame StftrtedO CAfe Lost Dot Ii Score of lIpleln Juredlllitorr at the Building InAVIilch the DeiuocrtiK lield Their Tnte Nntlonnl Conrciitloii CHICAGO Dec Zl Vlro destroyed tho Coliseum building at Sixtythird itrect and Stony Island avenue ti evening In which tho Democratic na ItUonal convention was held last year evelytho firo originated at 530 by the cro Ing of two electriclight wires until t Coliseum was a pile of twisted Iron and hot bricks was not over twenty minutes Slraugoas it may seem only ono llfo was lost that of N II John 0IOU a fireman engaged In tho building Injuredition and was filled from end to or with booths all of which wero do itroycd with all of their contents Tho fire originated in a both which was used for an exhibition of X rays the llootli being managed by M J Morley and Win Robertson TIme two men wero examining their Uotcagcn machine when they wcro startled by upIt ablaze Crossed electric light wires which wero over time exhibit caused the flames They at first tried to itnothcr time flames but before they sc Jiirod water anti cloth time fire hall iprcad throughout time entire booth Time firemen were at hand before all theyrthey devoted their attention to clear lug the hall of tho poople HOG KILLING EtHtlitloi oftlie Induttrjr lu the West for time Week CIVCISXATI Dec 41ho Price Current saysf Continued 11 bo raj market tag of hogs Western killing 630009 compared with 520000 time preceding week and 603000 for corresponding time last year From November 1 tim total Is 3595000 ajralnst2805000ayejl ago Prominent c s compare as lows CITIES 8ln nftKansasOmaha 230CW JRIndlanapolUClnclnnntl HlOtu r belCloYclanl1811 Ct 10CedarltapUU 00 MOXKUJotcpb jOO 809 BETTEDAiimInhtrgtlon oar rIWA8UlNOTOimost lIerlous phases ot ti1cbau situ ntlon in time eyes of time niljulnlstrallon Is tho condition of the moncentrados Official reports o time state department show no improvement in time L1onl1nd President McKnky Is Very touch concerned lest the auiTuvlnu may create a state of affairs that will render notion by this government ini pcrativc Ho believes that pros unt condition of time ivcouccutrados if continued will britfg about such nu emergency Tho mutter was discussed at length at the last cabinet meeting nail fs to bo conslderud again llaua of relief Imvj boon sujgCtUJ- u t none have beonimuceoa5fal MISS HERBERTS SUICIDE Tr1lOHreth ur AnollirrLtmU to tho AVnthlucton nlIoIIIWASUINOTON Due 27Thc recent tragic deuth of Mica Letln Herbert tbu Laughter of tho cxsccrCtnry of time Davy Is given us tho reason for tho lulcldo which occurred yesterday of Miss Annie Virginia Wells nu accom pllshcd yommug society woman nmmd daughter of Mr Lewis S Wells a Well known attorney Time young woman ihot herself through the heart with her brothers revolver at tho residence of her falhorWlt N street to FOR CHINESE WATERS file Irench CruIicr 1othua Ordered to lrrt8ro fur Bell LONDON Doc 5A special dispatch omu Paris says time French cru1ler- PoUua had been ordered to prepare for sea In Chinese waters The Pothua is a first class cruUcr of Dvcr 6000 tons displacement and 10 a 300 indicated horsepower She cur rles two 70Inch guilt ton Ofilnoh lutckflrlug guns nnd 13 small quick tiring gllnsCTuuiitt Dead In lilt CbalrIICLEVELAND 0 Dec HW W Ant rews an attorney and the head of ono of tho lOut distinguished families in tho western reserve win found dead In in his chair lu Ills olllco In the Society for Savings building yastorday alter r aoon lie had been aflllcted withI heart disease Mr Andrews was 01 years old and was born in Cle01auda Auitrall ni Oolnp to tho Klondike SAN FJIANCISCO Dec 3 I Travel from Australia to tho Klondike will be very beavyncxt year and the Oceanic Bteauishlp Co is preparing for it All the available space on tho Mariposa duo hero In February and tho Moiina due hero In March has been engaged Escaped Inuatlo Capatured- UurFAro N Y Dec 24 James A Nolan a lawyer of Topeka Kas wbot escaped from time asylum for the insane about two months ago vbs arrested lu thin city and is being held for tho Kansas authorities Sikh Toilet Forced to Retire VICTORIA Labnan Dec 24 Tho Slkli police force attacking tho stronghold of the Insurgent Matsalloh has been orced to retire Adjt Jones and Sikhs were kill- edYou dont knowIIIIwhere you got that cold Do you knowwhere you can get the euro toe it Every drugstore keeps Ayers Cherry Pectoral Jt cures coughs and colds Canadas export of cheese to Scotland and England this year will reach 2500000 boxes k A i IE CLEVELANDS Ito Lash RopeIrCLEVELAND 0 Dejto show exceedthat Actual or 81000000 TImo lI5tojeauIt one usually heavy who Ismnn Llout Is ticad down tho 0101ft brokenFireman le burnedIloeewan Olytcpla from IeEmlDl VI11dojlIuraatguCapt ahenry lil1rds overCOlDe Fireman Jai by smoke Gdly Injured InstarJohn F W c ternally the fire A thrUliul Ched to elosell cartortl runaway D WhIte of 1ilage contalrw Shoemaker o pounds Dcnverhbt4ned bor Mrs ShooDa1 r lure riding on ngrer malter sal lives When time pavelmentPped both ladles were unconscli not Injuredbec FOR EXPORT Hol ContlderoMt thatIityIngocrctarj1 Dec 2SccrctaryW- iIson4 there agricultural department No much Interest In th- eencout of the exportatiOn- of sale In European I itLie believes there Is no i marl n why tuo United States gcod t supply of tim horses time a o oad and Is especially fin Jvlth tho Belief thatnvo could to J1 country particularly In itorn states boraeswhlch d purposears such C I m bo Issued DASHED TO DEATHatf ulI Accident to Two In a rtlantI1 ijlTftnla Mine BhartdlWiLKEsnABBE Pa Dec 23 and Thomas Kennedy t a death In Alden shaft Tlieylmd sent down tho shaft to cut which prevented the carriage 1mtake l 0unimiuguntil time car feet when It stuck The men ooulel not vhgnal the engineer pad honot rope continued to coil on top of until Its weight forced the arof 10Iagodescended cop broke when It fell 450 feet The men were dashed to pieces- PROBABLY TOO LATE Christmas lardoo That May Fall rLa Intent Dec sA c Aland atIlsormof fraudulent use homudwestern penltontlaay has been par doned by President McKInley War lea Wright received a telegram from AttyOen McKenuu telling him to re leasn Alllion as a ChrIstmas gift from President McKinley It Is feared 10vDeath ever that time pardon came too late Allison Is lying in tho hospital of penitentiary critically ill from conS mup tlotm MINISTER WOODFORDS ANSWER Hugceit the Necetilljr of ail Increase In the Suanlih Whet MADRID Dec 27The Iinparclal urges that in view of the character of the reply of United States Minister Wood ford to tho note of the Spanish government In answer to tho first communication of time American ernment through him It ii lIeces aryMr Increase the Spanish fleet as against tho uvuiilunllty of a conflict with the United Status RUIS RIVERA AT CADIZI The Cubu IninrEeiit Leader to be Inear coraled In a Furtrett MADRID Dec 28The insurgent chief Huts lllvera has arrived at Cadiz from Cuba lie will be incarcerated In fortress In the course of an inter view RIvera said ho believed nothing would induce the Cubans to cease fighting before they attained independ flee lie justified the hilling of Lieut cl Ruiz time Spanish emissary aa a 3eau5 of arriving at this end Difficult to ExtinguIsh ST JOHNS N F Dec 2STho time cotton cargo of tho British steamer Lamberts Point Capt Humph mlsyswhich put In hero Hunday after 40 hours battling with the flames resists 11 efforts to extinguish it Two and several engines are working the blazing mass Tin Ilritliu Cruiser Leander SAN Iilean Cal Dec 2STime British cruimsr Leahder accompanied by the lorpjdo diblroyer Virago have arrived en route to K qulinuull The two war blilps Ift Portmouth last August traveling at an average speed of 12 Unuts They called at the princip al ports of South America on the way Iu coast Wat time Flrtt Colored Member of lleech- rre Church NEW VOIIK loc 2SAunt Juda Moore the first colored woman admit tell to membership in Henry Ward Beechers church Is dead at her bout in Brooklyn aged 74 years It Is said that Mr Becchcr in his will request ed that she bo carod fore A flusters Luck RICUUOND had Dec 2tTbo en gageinunt U uunouiiced of Miss Mar garet Van CornHand Ogden of New York and Frank McNutt of this city Miss Ogden Is stilt to be worth 820000 000 The wedding is announced for January 4- Weyler seems to retainhis military tastes What do you mean This paper says that he desires nothing more than a qui e- tctreatPuck Out in Montana they have been racing a moose against a pacer and the moose won S Njne hundred poundsof Bactl 4 pears were taken from a ee in an orchard at Carvall5sJ0re this season WINTER IN AIJASKATb I s from tho Far North by Returning Minors Starvation It Threatened Iteporti 1lenty at Fort Tukou Not Credited OoilKnowt llotr I Am to Keep liodf and Soul Together BKAotfAY Alaska Dec 17 via Seat Wash Dec 27John Lindsay ol Wash who has just arrived Dawson City says there wit bo starvation there this winter examined into tho food situation in thorough manner ho says and aflet satisfying himself that thero would hi ho sold his outfit and Ii- ompany I with Frank Ualll1lne 01 Olympia Wnsh Torn Story of Vie II C and Bob Ulynn of Seat started out on foot each man drawing a sled carrying about HC of provision Lindsay says the peoplo that there Is a o amount of food et port Yukon nt f Tlfielel1gh to unable food supplies taken from Fort Yukon had tllereGr beennny theredThe there were not ample food sup opliedpreferring to itizen lucre 300 or 400 people took advantage of the transportation com was panics offer to take the people to Fort of Yukon free of charged Tho When the New timttno more provisions would reach 8 14000 ton by the river route theyam nouoced that a meeting would be take steps for apportioning the pro visions in time town Those that had plenty they said must share with those who had none Capt ConslanStel tlneof the Northwest Interfered and told tho miners no timing would lhoanci was not heillroolLindsay says the output of the minea wilL be curtailed this wlntet the idbecauselight Coal oil sold for 815 a candles ore as high as 8150 a lOXtbe Al lOt Even if men were able to work lr claims they cannot got light toD so These statements are borne out byat oraUieturulng IClonuikers quite a num A ber o hayo reached hero the ton past week Few of them however a gloomier view of time situation fin docs Mr Lindsay Dr n L Bradley of Roseburg Ore while melsaysthink that vllle thestarvation Neither does W B King Cal 1 J Holland of Butte hero Thomas Story of Victoria or Robert Qlynu of Seattle all of whom reached lucre last week from Dawson the most inofber 2 bile As an instance of the scarcity of food In Dawson Lindsay relates the case oft Dr Vanzandts formerly of Spokane WejiCVrVanrandU Wan elderly man being without provisions or money offered a gold watch for a sack of flour Ho could not goUt and remarked to Lindsay of God only knows how I am to keep body and soul together DEATH DIDNT PART Mshot of Hatband and Wire Within Flftj IIFheMinutes of Ech Other tbeSOUTU BEND Iud Dec 81 Charles and Mary Charlotte Chapman buskllleel hand and wife died here Wednesday he first and she but 65 minutes later caused his death Mrs hapthe ofwanthe death of her husband a time before An instance of a similar character was tho almost simultaneous death of time paternal grandparents of President McKinley many years ago at their 1rImonieund Mrs McKinley are burled ci do side In the cemetery of this city MURDERER KILLED Stephen Spellen Shot Dead While Attempt luc to Escape DUDOIS Pa Dec 21 Stflphen S 1 lon who killed Michael flohmcriVcdn day night was shot dead while at tempting to escape his p ncrs Spellen took refuge In adleel sinwaterwas turned on and ho was uncover Before he was killed ho several shots at hits pursuers ono ball taking effect In theshoulder of Casey and another passing onghDeath the coat of the chief of police Arangnren Promoted fireNEW YRK Dec HA report from states that Col Arangureu at whose instance Bulz Blancos aidede camp was condemned and executed for endeavoring tb bribe Insurgent leaders to accept autonomy has been promoted to time rank of brigadier gen onerl1l Wire at Centralla III CKNTIIAMA III Dec 24Time housu anti store ot M Hammer I in clothing and gents furnishing In Centralla Ill was burned on the night of the 22d Loss on stock 000 fully covered by insurance II ing insured for 825000 upWhoteal Swindling 2i1t is alleged that upwards of 30000 persons have been swindled out of fully 87000000 by the defunct B S Dean Company ot this city within time last six years A number of arrests have been made llllziard and Snow Storm WATEKTOWN N Y Dec 240ue of the worst blizzards that lana visited this section In a number of years began Wednesday evening mind continued all night Two feet of snow now COy ers tho ground and is still coming Itetnrn of the rear18 from Abroad NEW Yonic Dec l11beline steamer St Paul arrived from Southampton aftor a very stormy arepassageLieut R E Peary and IiEYIEWSPAPERLI UNITED of about six tb isis nd bynewspapers ofeditmonrooo copiCs or more lu time American Union flednanmingsOtThIsbookpoMace dIO any liar Address The Ceo P Rowell Adrettlilng Leo to Spruce Sli New York He at dinner to his yung wire My dear Im afraid your cook book must have some misprints in ill Fliengende Blaetter I ti S 0 5 I S j r Zftyt j Royal Is th imigest grade balLla powder kiowa Actual tests allow It gee oe third funlltr 111 Mroti rbfM rwo fl Coi NEW lenebAKING POWDERThlAbsolutely near voThOVAL lAKIXa K5WOM CO htW ploycs m the TRwisEuNYrImaThe f less y c- e N J was burned Sunday 111JamesNelon of Franklin Pa t Ul WILl burned deathpiece oiler Funk died In St Joseph Mo itflorne It Near Denmark Tenn Dobbins West duo killed the accidental discharge his gunthelHenry George memorial a York lane reached nearly to the nark trestle uotIdSpringfield Mo toUlthtlngCaptGen Blanco gave a banquet e corvette nt lIafananhenry W Smith aired 60 an Insur was found dead in his at St LoulofLevI Z Leiter the Chicago mul fdund tlmlllionalre Is going in for mining In Klondike on a big scale Spanish soldiers are said to be among starving applicants for food at tho consulates In CubarblP Abbott a retired capitalist of Savannah Mo fell street St Joseph Mo from apopluyaU composition by Beethoven writ in 1810 a setting of Goethes Erl Koenig has been discovered in DerI Elmer Hodges ot Birmingham laAUon his way to get dropped dead of heart diseaseat shatN O Capt George B flay a and once possessor of an immense as fortune died in pitiable poverty at it Uayavllle Pa United States vessels are watehl- the pilot boat Somers N Smith at Ala which is under suspicion of filibustering designs Extensive preparations have made for the entertainment at the Mis sourl Teachers associations annual session at Jefferson City M M Welch living near Altus Iklavhere fell under the wheels of a wagon cotton ho was hauling to rketplant and was fatally crushed Milton Ncal and his aged wife were to death by an unknown assassin home near Jacksonville ninoIIlIiO miles southwest of Indiana Pa Fred Talsted aged 35 who lived a tow miles west of Sycamore Ill was by Ed Brown formerly in his employ who was recently discharged Tho friends of William M Slngerly Philadelphia millionaire who wilt hold a meeting to devise means of pulling him out of the Henry Schwab of St Louis been playing in hard luck of thought It time to get off tho and took a successful trip by the plltoind route George Henderson a negro known the human timoplecc because ho co toll the hour of day and night without consulting a clock or watch Is dead Zanesvllle O Death of the OlUett rr ibjttrl n Minis tsr In Delawar nesWIL3JlNOTON1 Del Dec 27Kev W 1 M years the oldest Presbyterian preacher m this yesterday He was graduated rom Yale 60 years ago At one timo he was pastor of the church which flrodPresident McKinleys wifes lts at ofliciated at their rll1lInto of a WeltKnown Sporting Man 0 Dec l8Jobn Don aldson the wellknown sporting man Sullivans trainer and Corbotts see ond died here last night THE MARKETS New YORK Decembtr tJ 197 CATTLENatlvo SteersS 4 O COTTONMlddlln II A 11FLOUltWinter Wheat 10 1 VlIEAlNo Red MX 9IOATSNOZ oM n PORKNewMan IsO D Sl LOUIS illellM nOQSFalr to Select I 10 g 45 aS I 4 45 Hu9gtCORNNoUMIzed 45RYENo5TODACCOLugs 4 tO s 12 og IIAYClellrIlmoLb S 00 1009 liuiTEHCbolce lry is 17 IS EQaSFreJh IORKSt nd rd 0dWIt6 ilK II u 4LAEUIrIrueSteam44 ijCATTLENLIe Steen i M a a its u ttry 63SlthEPFIirLOUuWlntorPtentt 4 49 U 4 19 8aWHEATNoX new 20RNNo2 t1 27- OA111No w 2 0 1- 4POLtlSless nirj T10 G Tn KANSAS CITY OATTLEN tl o Steen S M 5 4 Sa W ts a lIOnLerdayFLOURliIgbOmsde NEW OI1LASaRifNo S- oArswestemn22 II HAYChoice IOO1 PORICold Mess II it a- LiACONSides II 34 t- COVTONMlddlinuc V1LLI oticCORNNaOATSNO t PORICNew S It4KiUACONllear nib COTTON Middling t tare Nearly 5000000 persons employed on the worlds Missouri has an annual timber product valued at about 7000I 000 FJllGHTFDli Lives Lost and- Injured O COt1 tuY1nt fltetonstuedl- The United States Acetylene LUf ftnd VT York In Jersey City N J Scone of the Accident Fire Followed the Explosion YOTIK Dec 2SA succession ofI explosions at the United States Acoty va lesu1th Liquifying Co In Jersey City thu loss of two lives and 820000 ijjf0v to the works vita DEAD Fowler the assistant ongl MaxJSrlmm 1Twere only three em in the building at tho time of accident and they had greater or Injuries Their names are IIILzLpeb wlfo was working half to away was badly injured of the boiler A fragment byI tore the roof from a trolley distance nwayIIs said to the I 1therocaught fire but tho losses serious In those Instances oroI And machinery of the local company was affected by causing ithe electric lights various buildings to go out MaxJ body was blown through a window Bull torn to pieces The body Assistant Engineer Fowler was In the ruins of the wrecked building I WILL KEEP A WATCHFUL EYE aoTornment Wilt Watch tbe Unfold lug of Affalrt lu tbe East WASUISOTOS Dee 2sThls country toward what appears to be mti on time part of time powers of Europe I B to dIsmember China was time prln topic of discussion at tho meeting tho cabinet time cabinet members were pr ss Secretary Alger who U III his home While no formal action taken in the absence of spec lie LImeInormaUon as to the lutentlen of time Europe it was determined a member Ot the cabinet exprcxiod to a watchful eye upon th UuatlonLMoAMERICA WILL FEEL IT Wire Nail rectory Established at Toklo wltfi Cheap Labor beonJapaDUua Dec 2Chmsrles W Ujcbarts a meebanlealexpertof Clove at land 0 has arrivea front Japan he has been superintending construction of a wirenail costing 8330000 at Toklo capacity of the works Is BUO kegs of nails and 1000 wooden kegs dally As skilled labor in Japan is but 35 cents a day as against in this country the output of the factory will cause a corresponding roo ductlon In tho demand for tho Amen can product AFTER KLONDIKE SUPPLIES Capt Dralnerd In Chicago to rnrehate saudIIleatCanL D I BrainboleCmCAGo United States commissary laLedeparLment has arrived He Is here f the purchase of meats other supplies for the relief of tbl miners no will confer with the Armours Nelson Morris and other udpackers to see if they will deliver at I supplies may be con traded for aCapt Ilralnerd was a companion Lieut Lockwood on that unfortunati- explorers polar expedition ONE SISTER BUKNED TO DEATH Anothdr lu Tryac to Bare Her Trobably sateFatU SCorned FIIANKLIS Dttc 27Grace und Annie Nelson whose parents live nee hero were left alono in homo Saturday evening Time former fell them grate fire and her clothing as irnltod Sue was burned to death In trying to save time life of her slstel Annie yzms also badly burned and it li believed she cannot recover THE DIGNITY OF THE DON II It Endangered by the Encroaclimenti of the United States MADHID Dec 27El Heraldo says oThe encroachments of the United States upon the Internal pollclesot Spain bare become Intolerable and must be resisted energetically Time situ tlou is dlfllcult but at whatever cost the government ought to put an end tc a shameful state ot affairs for the sake of the dignity of Spain roitorlug Friendly llelatlont with tier many HAVANA Dec 27Last night Capt Gen Ulanco gave a bauquet to the officers of the Uermau corvette Stein Forty guests were present including the Spanish admiral time mayor ol Havana and other naval and civil authoritiesKidnaper IVamort Sentence ALbANY N Y Dec 25mhbertS Warner the kidnaper was soutencod to Clinton prison for a term of 15 yearslilt at hard labor Blake and fellowconspirators are serving long terms at the same place for the same crime Died Worth it Million NEW YonK Dcc 27Moses Edison Worthen one of the leading men of at fairs In Passaic N J died yestert Utofleaves an estate said to be worth s million How to Cure Bilious Colic suffered for weeks with colic and in stomach caused by biliousness asd Ibadanduseduiaiiuwf Remedy whIch cured me I have since recommended it to a good many people MRS F OUTLSR taltbaven Persons who are subject to biiim lroadscoliCcan ward off the attack by taking remedy as sooas the first symptuuta lIen T Robinson SitonsGapBernard Drug Store iitjpat1M sickness tbelongntOO pyeT oo 5 i ad taite beacloClC 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divide the joys o aV minority with Muhlenberg an its halloa thousand Republican maJont L Woultf IfaGather The Bee The foflowzngfrom the Living I ston Jiaitner is unneighborjy lo say the least 7F- Tbe Etrlington Un was out in flaming T fr f I lcdletler headlines tnt week an itself the Only Republican N Second District Well Cethe a blessing to the Second and it would be better off if it An It will be remembered tci a gerIs tbe paper that played blect a z= now defunct Gold Standy How siJJsSi thIs last fall inient history trnijjiican circuit the use of red =welltbmre predict thai and if TIIand many other I tale tothat hue sprung e5tonj Jupfr n ranttheilBanner let TilE ye iful red headlines = II I d above a clean hand 79me and newsy paper it TilE BEE wants red headlines and continues able to do that or any other sort of printing well and handsomely What is it to the banner if we tell the truth and embellish our paper little more attention given to these two essentials of newspaper making would make some papers handsomer and more readable But the banner would have TilE BEE gathered to its fathers And wherefore Because for sooth it is the one Republican newspaper in the Second Congres sional district Well TilE BEE has lived eight years is a Republican paper and has not yet been gathered And we trust the Republicans of the district and un biased friends of honest effort who may not be Republicans to continue to stand by TilE BEE and put off the gathering yet a little longer ST CHARLES Dr T R Finley is spending tbe holi ys with his family in Louisville Barton Crutcbfied and Charlie Jenkins went to Earlington Friday Miss Toy MillDr Norlonville is visiting Miss Minnie Sisk this week Miss Laura Goldsworlby of Empire SundayitingRobert Cook and wifeof Drakesborougb visiting relatives here this week Miss Lizzie Harlan of haley was in Monday Masters Rexie and Barton McEuen are attending school at Hopkinsville home Friday to spend Christmas Mr their parentslStella and Miss Birdie Mnnns of DawJ spent Sunday night here with friends Ina Davis is visiting friends at wson weekIHenry Faull went to Madisonville Mon on business Letcber Fox and bis sister Miss Vada twill leave Monday for Hopkinsville where y will enter school Clyde M Nisbet spent Saturday and nday in MadisonvilledW was Wednesday Rev J W Crow of Dawson was in Fr day and helped prepare tbe snow JTberand ball at Claud Foxs new store Everybody is respectfully invited attendHenry West and Miss Mary E Sutton married at the res dance of nigbtElder SILouisvilleSHELTON lihristmasSanta r tlandJIReynoldfield Thursday ll fiMrtree at Sister school bouse yesterday f Mr G H Sbellon killed two birds with air gun ibe first day 1 j n t tientfore seeding your laundry elsewherefi A few more days and we will have a full of new county olruers in Webster from representative to constable Judge Hall onlybeen t s president W K Price our next rcuit Court Clerk said last winter that people thought they would have to build an elevator to hoist him up to tbe court room but be said Nut so boys can pall me up by tbe neck cheaper you can build an elevator think if they will build a good windless fhesecond story of the Court House witbout o t y troubleSWhat is the matter with our Popocratlc brethren Has dollar wheat and tendollar tobacco paralyzed them We see Uncle John Sherman has been callling on them explain some pf their pet themes but upboysJIMShelton LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Mr F O Walsb Master Mechanic of e L N shops at Montgomery Ala ent Cbrlstmas at Howell Ind with bis parents Mr and Mrs Tbos Walsb Panbandlefreigbt blstroad men He Is nowaY M C A mytrainnow I start it with a prayer P M Arthur Grand Chief of the Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers Is ill with pneumonia L Ii N earnings for tbe third week In December were 442915 an increase of 22700 over last year tbeWest canSas shown lately when forced to do so Many are the expressions of regret beard resignationi1 i divisionsbavebecomegrieves them to see him leave rfAgent Etberidge entertained some friends home last Sunday and the boy S 1speak highly of the sumptuous feast spread 1before them absenceInmany but few were granted to the men ot3- ccount of tbe rush of business Conductor Joe Powers is back from Hot Springs much improved la health and expects to resume work soon Tbe passenger traffic on tbe Henderson ft J 1t I 4r I division during the press = K Is very heavy Indeed 1 or Mann wblle on his tees ouncIng Missouri had the good fortune toInewspap deer we IndianfernI has six months leave of absenceI I reporledchangesprove groundless upon Investigation Yard Switchman Thomas Spencer and wife are now visiting relatives in Hender son and Daviess counties Master of Trains Devney was called TuesdayConductor Shreeve who is always cool headed and acts only in self defense was forced to defend himself by dealing some manly blows to a passenger who seemed to think a conductor must take all the the abuse heaped on him but this time became across one who claims that even conductors have rights that law breakers must resp ct The recording of the mortgage of the Illinois Central railroad is said to mean that the I C will purchase the Cecilian branch from the L N uder the terms of the lease made with the C O S Win which It was priced at 1000000 The rental is equal to something like 6 per cent and the I C prefers to buy the property and bond it at a much lower rate est There are fortyseven miles of road and the bonds outstanding are 749000 bearing 7 per cent The annual rental is 60000 A freight conductor on the Pennsylvania has the following which has a Ioc- application il in the Railway Conductor Tell me ye winged winds That round my caboose roar Is there no spot upon the rail Where drawbeads pull out no more a Where couplings never breakiAnd journals neverget Where the brakemen dont have to run With a greasy old dope pot Where engineers always smile And the fireman never kicks Where the water will always boil Andjbe triple valve never sticks The zephyrs coolly through my whiskers skit As they slowly aud solemnly answer nit I Railway Mileage by Decades pastfoartin boom year 1887 have neverthelesiN added over 35200 miles to mileage of the country an average of 3520 a year Looking back by decades it is interesting to see tbe rate at which rail way building has gone on through good times and bad through peace and war as the following figures indicate Average fIlleageMileage at end 01887 149337 InMileageIncrease In following 20 ye r io8 a6 fuIncreaseMileage at end or 1857 14503 H =a 3990MileageIncrease in following 50 years 17S8 6 3577 ClUnitedcompleted railway If the average of thenaast ten years is reached in the next twoJears as seems not unlikely the year an open with 191500 miles There is etbelieven the next fifty years or less How much true ClbewConsiderablebeen done in the countries adjoining the United States Partial returns to which thi icre will be several additions show that IntbeenisMedcoGlobeDemocral beUDCEResolution of Respect Passed by The Eddyvllle Bar Upon Retiring Officers r Beaton Long Died Near Crofion A LongLivtd Family The following Is that part of Ibe resolu ons passed by the Eddy uitle bar last week to Judge Dreathitt and his closing rm Resolved That In taking final leave ofviudge James Breathitt as tbe presiding of the Third Judicial District wea thcerssome expression to our high regard stiorcorteous gentleman always considerate to and always kind and of admiration for tic yefineopfitted Atorejvaryingly stakingwith feelings of both professional and personal regret giving bim assurance ofw wissuccessful as bis ambition would have itea TIinwfarmberainen fahasexecutedgin the duties of his office on January tilt The sureties on his bond for the he elwilleluding 1 W Boyd J C Johnson H H andotlAlexGillilandJ VV Anderson acoalminer at Empire was struck by the mail crane last Friday while climbing up the side of a box car on IroundNo be Mr Geo W Long ol IIopkinsvillr died Friday night agedGz years Mr Long was formerly oft Christian county He has been sick for quite a while and bis death was nd surprise Miss Katie McDaniel Prof Deitrich and Mr L McCartney are attending the Ken tucky Edacational Association this week CROFTON The Christmas tree here Friday night was a grand affair Christmas was celebrated here by a ball Cat Bowlings hallcSome traveling contortionists gave street performance here Monday I There wasnt anything short about that doorkeeper at the ball Monday nights spendIngplace latA customer WAS pricing some cocoanuts in a certain store Friday and was told that they were worth 5C each He salt be would take two if be could get them for 15C Of course he got the cocoanuts buYbe didnt get the bargain Eggs had a considerable fall at this place Monday but it was only fifteen dozen in the hands of Mr Rufus Wood ruff who stumbled over a loose plank the walk He stopped himself about oitfeet from the by landing against the railway platform Burglars had better keep shy of Crofton for R Y Long the city marshal has pur1 chased two blood bounds A certain doctor played a nice band at E hill w fI I i itfl f 1 1 1 p I p IntAn Abscess the Stomach Causod Croat SufferingWas Confined to tho Bed But Now Able to Work II In October 1695 I had an abscess Ii my stomach I was also taken with pleu S rlsy and coughed very badly I was treatecby physicians but did not Improve Kave up hope of over getting well My right aide was swollen and I was not able to walk across tho room and was confined to my bed I was advised to takingsfor the better I kept on taking Hoods Sarsaparllla until I had taken four bot ties and continued to improve I am now able to doe good day a work on tho farm M E MANN Demo vll1e Kentucky HoodsSarsaparillaandXs r fl I 5 Lowell Mass Pet Hoods nnd only Hoods nIterdlnnerHood I the ball Monday night with his Nashville best but he had to tell his other girl that he had a call six miles in the country Mr Season Long an old farmer died at his home near this place Thursday Mr Long was eightysix Lived and died in the house in which be was born He was buried within 200 feet of the bouse He never was out of the State but once and then he went to Clarksville Tenn to sell hogshead of tobacco The Long family s noted for its longevity John Long died ArmstrongiedI r only survivor is 84 years old A LIVE SANTA sVisits the Madisonville Sunday school Scholars With Christmas p Tree and Gifts EWS NOTES OF TilE COUNTY SEAT 7 Madisonville Dec 29 Santa Claus jdayChurch South Tbe old fellow was band somely represented by E K Walker the ustling and fun loving agent of the L Railroad He made his entrance in thuewas wheeled in on a truck blms 1l enclosed a mammoth goods box which was 0furpopularint of Nobody can doubt a good time was hadfAnd it was very amusing to hear this aus call out the pillars of tbe church as ey were little boys when he came to their mes on the register Tbe calling of of Bishopd JJetcWben the distribution was completed in railroad and business style Santa aus was ordered by a telegram to pro ed to Paducah where the people were iting his arrival ofTherueanlimo tbe new Holeman building within aadays Tbe shelving and inside about finishedM toheardbaiwbileWANTBDTRUSTWORTHV AND ACTIVE ton for nit JJIGjoo ftTheRetire the Greenbacks of One of tim subcommittees of them monetary commission now sitting in Washington will investigate the several classes of United States notes with A tho of devising a plan for the retire ment of the greenbacks without causing ti contraction or other disturbance of t6 e currency This is one of the most important bjects that tho commission will have deal with It has engaged the atten per n of our best financiers for many ars past including several secretaries K the treasury is tbe unanimous inion of those best qualified to judge at the greenbacks should be retired the time they were issued it novel tere4 the mind of any person that nil ey were to remain mnnent1yout up anding Tho fact that they were on their face government promises to pay construed as meaning that theyfeto bo redeemed and retired hieyrliest convenience of tho government process of redemption and retire eat began soon after tho war but it thasssed that when redeemed they should reissued From that time to the prcs t they have been a troublo breeding ctor in our currency system a con- eaut source of anxiety to every secretary of tho treasury and a disturbing I ement in business They should be retired is No doubt Secretary Gage will recomhmend this in his first annual M congress and ho may suggest a definite plan for accomplishing it Between his plan and tho one the monetary commission vill offer congress will havo no difficulty in formulating one that willcsafe and feasible and that can bo car ried out without causing tiny disturb anco in our currency system Indian apolis Journal 3 Sliver Issue Dead ExGovernor Horace Boles of still sticking pins in the 10 to 1 pubiloI tho eilvcrites In a letter made on Oct 12 ho discusses his now basis theory and concludes as bullionj It is said that no plan of acter would be in accord with tho Ohl cago platform That is true But ho- hIcago platform has had its day in ourt before tho tribunal of lost resort- a Must Democrats to bo loyal adhere tot forever Tho objection is at variance with the whole theory of our form of government If valid elections would nothing majorities would cease to rule and when a political issue was once joined it would go on until one or the other of tho parties to it was total annihilated =Welcome the Young Men Blessed is that church whoso doors aro ever being opened by young men to find a place within her fold ou need never tremble for the church j whoso pews you see filled with young men in love with the gospel message j But yon cannot keep them if you allow i to remain idle They mustbo put o work They are anxious that their i talenta be utilized They lovothe church and long to see her prosper and they crave a place that they may aidfL j her advancement Thifl osiro should be cultivated and encouraged Her J G Wilson in Philadelphia M thodUt f T tbllffiwant hat tort we 11SliII we dont exp She orght not to b Nuther any under t tySX Shes high anuff at s Weight one thirty is Dont Leer so much L I Jeslso ber eyes ledat An temperwell it wot1 She mout hey jes a lilt Her mouth I want it un Mus be ov rosebud si With lips thets nutber Ib And ever ready fer asmllr Id hey her know jes how I A roast ov beef or mutton c Make good light rolls an pi Well fried chicken jes brow Mus look firstrate in a calicc Hev pearly teeth an a niceh I Go way lasses yove yo Fer a gal like thet I could love JESSE i J THE IMPOVERISHED STATES They Are the Most Itnplil Accn of Wealth In the World Says S- Tho inhabitants of tho Pacifl of America iu which term JI ball in his concluding article 01 Progress of tho United States North American Review Includes ado Utah Montana Idaho nUll ming as well as California No Oregon and Washington are by fn rapidcst accumulators of wealth in world Iu tho 20 years preceding tho census they laid up four times as mi treasure on earth as did Americans g rally their annual increase of richer capita btflnff 150 aa ogniunt i for tho whole Union Their farms yiol moro than twice as much grain as th nverngo American farmSO tons to the farmhand ns against 22 In tho prairie in the southern 8 in tho eastern nnd 14 in all tho states They haro nine folded their total wealth in 20 years 7 of thoso years elapsing since tho crime which they invented and la mont of 1873 They were worth 1737000000 in 1870 and 0811000 000 in 1800 Sinco that year as before at year they havo enjoyed annually tho advantage shared by nono of their fellow Americans of taking C5 tons of 110 precious metal gold and 1800 tons f tho other precious metal silver out the ground This yearly product orth 100000000 exceeds accord ag to this authoritative statistician tho value of precious metals that any country has yet produced in tho history mankindBut wealth is a mere additional odsend a windfall to people enriched ilready in the ordinary industries of ft eir country Their precious metal output is littlo over A third of their agricultural product of 294 000 000 a year It is not very much more than a T fourth of their manufacturing output in 360000000 a year which quad pled in tho 20 years between 1870 d 1890 These are tho wholo states whom temperate and discreet biuiotalllst nglish authority on American affairs r Moreton Freweii saw goaded in fury by tho lash of poverty which ore Isbackththoaverage grain peopf paid 450 in 0000 fur silver worth 2 2OOO0O0- ese art tho states which one and allno avo Califorziiaautl Oregon threatened cr armed revolution lx nnso their sister ui states refused to take tho wholo of cue Lt their less important products at two pi prices and tuld them to go to tho regu in r market with their silver as well as la their luiiib rand their grain These ore people who havo made a national ed issue and are now making on interua ey oual wraugl of tho question not ns tr whether this single ono of their in nso dutrics should be suppressed or oven suspended but ns to whether they should receive a profit of 100 or 400 ago cent on its product to It is with no feeling of anger or arceli of irritation that tho rest of us o we 39 Americans contemplate the collected proof of tho thoroughness with which we have been done by these 150 Americans who have been crying Is the time that we were eating them with tho interest on gold clauseI of mortgages Nay it is with n moro than national it is with n family pride a ide which a thrifty Yankee father els in being bested in A horse trndo by to s offspring that wo contemplate this pAndthat these brethren of ours by plying reats of our repudiation of our foreign debts have cozened tho old lady ofa Thrcadneedle street into an offer to take some 85000000 of their wares off c their hands we full prostrate in rover nco before their argent shrine of St Bunko Now York Press He who keeps his tongue in his bearosmart but he who keeps it ead is much tho wiser for it Jewish u essengeraPrudence unit IJCnIIIncee No one can bo provident of his timeI ho is not prudent in tho choice of Helpful Thoughtss Modern Treatment o- fConsumption I The latest work on the treatment of diseases written by forty eminent American Q physicians says I Codliver oil has done more for the con sumptive than aU Other remc dies put together It also says The hypophosphltcs w of lime and soda are regarded f by many English observers asIL specifics for consumption Scotts Emulsion 1 tp the best codliver oil I ticombinedphlfes ofLime andSoda This I remedy a standard for ag qiquarterexact accord with the latest QI WBeEmulsIon w w W4vE EefjEee f fI s i q I r J XI 1 t 4r T- w L o T arlington People J I GREETING J f r I sq Best Wishes for tile and New Year bt flITH= desire to acknowledge with gratitude your k 4 very liberal in itself a to us of your con ifidence and esteeem and to extend to you our sincere Mo = assurance of future good faith and solid value in our of 49 ferings for the coming year As in the past we will en fa j Sn- 4c P0 J deavor to furnish the best goods at fair and honest prices jj te = o oo =O = o Begin Right ipbe I J 1 When you buy n poor thing it worries you as long as it lasts When yu buy a good thing you arc glad of the few extra cents or f J a dollars you spent for it every day you possess it We have no w poor mean goods in our store Everything the moneys worth most abundantly You will be glad you bought it E tli ca here and you will come again St Bernard General Store I fe R RASH Manager J e THROF SILVER lies Out LIU UMrulneu iu 5511 My MU1 It must be ttcd on all banda that I tile future 0 ver looks very dark hO price is n low that the metal a silver only 43 cents I Yet the mines a country and Mexico 1 continue th In most of 1roccntates largely for tie tall In tbo other metal Indeed there are many mine where it pays to mine and smelt tba for tho lead alone 00 that whatever obtained for the silver It clear profit us thoro seems to fa no probability 1a1Ivcrtho total production In tho meantime there appears to be t the slightest probability of an ease in price growing out of a larger oofailvorasmoncy The states of tin union are so gorged with D eces that good authorities say itthoI posaible to force any more into tion In this country only about ninth of the silver dollars wo have colt can bo kept afloat and In use as mon All tho rest aro stacked up In Ui S- easury and are therefore of no more or value than was the bullion from which they were stamped Not a single nation that has abandoned the free coin of silver shows the least disposition retrace its stops The general consensus of enlightened itpinionhas outlived as a money metal and will In the future bo employed only as subsidiary coinage It too bulky and cumbersome and of too uncertain value t6 servo tho larger needs the worlds commerce Togo bock to silver com for the settlement of trade balances would bo as stupid as to aban don railroad transportation andjotum carts and wagons Tile silver men would bo wire to lay aside and taco the facts of t- ituation If your bank pays your 1 check in sliver you cannot get tho inc ey to your store or office without bitt handcart This kind of money is not fit for the large sad quick transactions f modern business It would be a hin drance not a help to tho making o ex changes Tho world has outgrown U and got beyond it and no clamor of oliticians will avail to restore it told 1U place as money of ultimate re demption The silver men in keeping p their agitation are only kicking tho solid wall of tho worlds combined common sense Wo shall continue to use silver for dollars quarters said dimes be it la the bolt material for these coins but for this purposeinhave silver bullion and tho treasury sufficient to last for 500 years Tho government will not in bo a purchaser of silver end no QtherI country is at nfl likely to enter tho market as a buyer Silver mine own ireachescan bo produced at tho best mines with a small margin of profit There will bo no remonotlzatlon and no international agreement to put up the price Sound Money A Slice of Unman Nature Why is it that when one or two rich but stingy members belong to a church all tho rest are prone to measure their obligations by the standard sot by their richer brethren And why Is it that when a poor washerwoman for instance sets the example of sacrificing until it hurts and pinches her moro favored brethren do not think of making her giving the standard by which to measure their obligations The only answer wo can give is that nature Inmost cases is still stronger than grace To be liberal toward oneself is the first lesson wo havo learned to be liberal toward God is the second lesson and to learn it wo must unlearn what our first in structor the old Adam taught us Lutheran Begin the New Year right- S nd TIlE BEE for 1898 to your distant friends that they may haue the news from home every week They will appreciate it Try it once i r i j t 4 1 r TO THE Holidays patronage proof 1 possibly I JAS dolLtWOrtb NEW YEARS GIFT Our Stois replete with Merchandise from w ichant f Appropriate Present for Husband Wife Son Daughter 1 5 bt Brother Sister Beau or Best Girl may be sellcted Ii Our Clothing Stock is in splendid shapeS Suits from 300 up to 1250 I Boys Suits from 65cts up to 8OO 5 Mens Odd Pants 96cts up to 40Q I I flI Our Stock ofi ae HENS LADlES AND CHILDREN SHOES 7 Is m firstclass condition In this line w6 claim leadership in ASSORTMENT and LOW PRICES our shoes JJlb 5 WELL and WEAR WELL 3 F Our Underwear Sto Ki Is still in fair shape you will save money by coming te Uidr Jfor your Underwear p SEE OUR Mens 25 cent Undershirt Drawers to fuitchr 1 SEE OUR Mens 50 cent Undershirt Drawcrt to match SEE OUR Mens Wool Underwear from to 156 garmentJ J SEE OUR Ladies 250 Fleeced VestPantstornatch Ii C Onetta Union Suit ii S SEE OUR Ladies soc SEE OUR Ladies Jiioo Oncita Union Suits J a SEE OUR Childs 250 Drop Seat UniotWuit l n f SEE OUR Choice Selection Holiday Umbrellas SEE OUR Endless Lme Gents and Ladles Handkerchif i Our sand roc hemmed or embroidered handkerchiefs will surprise you Dont pass us by if you need anything hii i our line we will save you money BISHOP CO wwSity YOUR MONEY SACK IF YOU WANT IT J MING SMITHS SCHootr MADISONVJLL E TY Will be Opened at tbe Normal Building for tho Reception of Pupilsu Monday January 3rda a98 LJj 7 trTSEAS9F2OWEEKSJ t First Second and Third Reader Grades o V 6 00 Remainder of Common School Curriculum 4 IQ 00 c Above Common School Cirriculum I 12 00 1 Onehalt payable at the middle of tboterm 11 and the remainder at the close of the term 7J b f fWe pledge our best efforts to give the public one of the JW52anil CHEAPEST schools in western Kentucky v iJL 4 HAN50NIJORINGto L JTHOS H SMITH MN BGood board Can be had with private families at 2 tr25l per week tr l Co EompounO prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and n complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist to have a large of drugs fresb drugs Ha must give the best possible work and lot compensation be must be reasonable WitH TilE ABOVE FACTS REMEM HER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STOR0 JOB WORK Will receive prompt atten tion at this office Estimates furnished uponappJication ExSenator Powell Taylor and wife nee Partridge of San Fran cisco have arrived in Hendersoi Subscribe for THE BEE l S fir i j f flt l WE HAVETHEM4jCEL E3 WAIStf t b5 FOR GHILPREH 1 It is perfect support for the Childs Clothing perfect freedbnr and comfort for the Body They come cheap It 13 economy and comfort to buy the E Z Wjilstj sit Btmird J 3 5 r I L fl L i rU d J I L t NI r- I nbustr we- I LOCAL NEWS jwwI1rginia B Harris has been ap pointed postmaster at Bakersport rk I n this couty1S Mrs V jf 7it1 CIde- f of Mofganfield spent SiChrimas with their parents here J i visitedfcalled at Tir j3EKhivc while here i1 Douglas v OBrien came home om Spring Hill College Mobile lato spend the holidays with parents here 4ySMissLizzie Sullivan entertained ite a number of her friends most 1 asantly last evening at her me iiiQ Rev I H Ted the new pastor r the Christian church here an Bounces aXchangcin the preaching appointments to his Earlington congregation He changes his ap pointments from the first and third J Sundays in each month to the sec v pad and fourth Sundays and will f begin his work for 1898 on theI JanuaryARev S 1L Lovelace has asked r Rev J O A Voght to assist him In a protracted meeting he is to begin at MadisonvlJc soon He- Js also InroT1tE D ECthathlT Trill f o endeavor to get Rev L Campbell 4 of Bowling Green to assist him in a meetingat Earlington within the q next few weeks Mr Campbell was here recently and addressed l the Earlington people on three oc caslons J 1 IDexter WlilttlnEhlll Well t In a private letter Rev D Whittirighill of New Orleans whoi has been through a spell of eJlowc I fever says 111 have at last entirely recovered from yellow fever al though I had a relapse which kept me in bed eight days Earilngton Lodge Thriving A recent number of the vceklye ttrtt Links published at Lexing ton and devoted to Odd Fellowship says From what we can hear St Bernard Lodge No 340 A isdoJinKqUitebusyServices at ft E Churchn ReV C C Hall desires the an I f quarterlySaturday and Sunday January isl anl ant Rev S W Sclielton presiding elder will conduct tileI q meeting Special watch services will be held at the church pllhlacf to New Officers Ir- E W Turner Lodge No 548 dect27 The following officers were ler elected or Hi C Uourland Master George ba JessePhilIips to McLeod Senior Deacon Viilzoin Jennings Junior Deacon Charles CoweD SecretaryGco C Aikin son Stewart arid Tyl rtlProperty Transfer New Build IngstlVVt C McLcod has bought ql 1 hMethodistlittle sells for the purpose of build ntw bimness houses on Rail roacltreet He has acquired the Gardiner lots on the latter street b where the fire occurred some months sincaandwill build two oncs brick store rooms one of whichwill be divided by a tempo- partition to accqnuo date d0 Alexanders barbershop 4which has been on Clark street incethe Gardiner property InirHjki JSince the above transaction was Jnade it develops that Mr McrI Leod bought one of these cse for Mr N I Toombs who with lila wife has been at the Burlington Hotel since their marriage Mr and Mrs Toombs will occupy their new home in a short while- S I Charged With Robbery jC Henderson Ky DtcJ7444 w Rufus and Clay Myers were ar Sa Jirciitedthismotnmg on the charge ofiolding up and robbing Ernest Halloa young man from Webster J count last night ol tg in moneyfs jot r adotheivaluables They were f 2clentilied Theyarc itt jail I J teachers Money- Teacheit wages are lower than t J usual this year They must cut their expenses in every way Those who expect to attend school thi- syear1lI dp so at Hanson where the rates ire the lowest to be the state Three teach ertfibffer especial advantages in all courses r Write to PrJni E McCulley county ex a itt Ylaqsonj Ky p o Narrow Escape of Cr ml While Skating onX ly Christmas day at no nElcie Umstcad while sk ting oat h Mary broke through the ice over the deepest part of the lake and escaped drowning only by presence of mind and coolness nnd his abili ty toswim He and Oscar Walton were the only large boys on the ice and they had skated all around the lake near the edges without any mishap TIre small hoys Went where they pleased and seemed- saf on any part of the ice At noon was on the side of the lake farthest from town and he I concluded he would take the short cut home He started across over the deepest part As he was com ing he glanced around and saw that Walton had broken through the ice near the shore He got out without difficulty Elgie presently had a more thrilling experience When some fifty feet away rom the dam and over the deepest of the lake he broke through went down trying as he did so to catch on his elbows the ice would not support him and it was not until he had struggled tar some time that he got his leg up on the ice antI rolled out ril the hole Then he pulled himself along oji his stomach until he thought he was on strong ice and jetting upon his feet again began to striker for the dam The ice broke a second time and the ex crienco was repeated But this time when he got put of the water he humbled himself and wonton Jlis stomach all tin way some forty feetto the dam Not many fellows would have gotten off so easily but Elgie has from a small boy been an cxccll ent swimmer and he kept a cool head and no doubt a cooler body Ic announced that same afternoon that he would skate again the nextI day if the snow did not spoil the ice But the snow fell and Elgie s still kcepingdry TE or Oiuo CITY or TOLKOO f ALucAS COUNTY f ISII PRANK J CIIINIY makes oath that be is the senior partner oftbe firm of F J CHE NIY Co doing business In the City oj Toledo County and Slate aforesaid and Ibat said firm will pay the sum of ONEJHUNDRED DOLLARS for each r case of CATARRH that cannot be ed by theusot llArLRCATARRIl CURB FRANKI CHENEY Sworivto before mo and subscribed in my pretence this Gib day of December D J36 t ti 0CAL fNolary Public Halls Calarrb Cure is taken and acts directly on rho blood and mucousd surfaces ot the system Send for test rush freeF CMENKV Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75C Hairs Family Pill are the bt Miss lianra Littlcof Owensboro received a fall at the hotng of her it icr Jlidgc L P Little amiwar painfully injured Hounehotd Ods The ancient Greek believed hut the IVnitMwere tbe Rod who attended to the welfare and prosperity of Ihe family St They were worshipped as household gods every borne Tbe household ROIl of to- tsday Dr Kings New Discovery For consumption coughs colds andfor all af fections of Throat Chest and Lungs it i invaluable It has been tried for a quar ot a century and Is guaranteed to cure money returned No household should without this mno4angeIIi is pleasant i lake aniVa Bfa and sure remedy for old and young Frea trial bottles at St LJerDI nard Drug store Regular size 50 cents and ttoo Misses Bcttic Victory and PaulB inc Davis are home on a visit to parents Something to KnowJIt may be worth something Inow- be very best medicine for reslorlngII tbe IIr d out nervous system to a healthy is Electric Hitters This medicine purely vegetable acts b giving tone to centres In the stomacb gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys and aids I tbcse organs In throwing off Impurities In the ltlood Electric UUers the I appetite aids digestion and is pronolihced Ibose who have tried it as the very bestf bQd purifier and nerve tonic Sold for soc orzoo per bottle at Stlt Ilernard Drug Store Mr and Mrs Allen Jorgenson of Paducah spent Christmas relatives here After bearing some friends continually praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Remedy Curtis Fleck of Ana California purchased a bottle of it rorblson use is as now enthusiastic its wonderful work as any one can be Tbe 25 and 50 cent bottles are for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington i Geo King St Charles Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap Miss Emma Lee Grainger is the guest of Mrs William McCarley One dose ot Dr Dells PineTar Honey given to a child on retiring stops a cough es oup or cures a cold and insures quiet rest and refreshing sleep It Is harm less flabies love it All mothers who have used it recommend It For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Geo King St Charles Miss Tina Kellner of Hender friends here I son is visiting Dont be persuaded into buying liniments without reputation or merit Chamber lalnslaln Balm costs no more and its merit I have been proven by a test of many years Such letters as following from 10 Hueneme Cal see con stantly belnJrecelved The best remedy for un ever Is Chamberlains Pain Balm and I so after having used it In my family for several years It cures rheumatism lame back sprains and swell- Ings Sold by St Bernard Drug StoreEarl Ben T Robinson Mormons C Geo King St Charles A DV tATARTIC I 1Li CURL COI15TIPAO- t1IL 10 t a 50 Dl5i- 5rv essotre1itieii rtare La i t1IUt sly JlulLauI S4S1tNAdiiJ J i SSS I1- L wSL ir iNING Cbrtp 5 s- Sjh OrganIed jfor thliPttrJl8H pfMlh Ip TOth fri Orria HEADQUARTERS ARE IN EAUUNQTON r7Articles Of incorporation of the with Ky Companyheadquarters were filed Tuesday with thecounty met The purpose is to mine and time company is developing propertyhE in Lumplun counly Georgia The inCorporators are Jno DAtkinson Gdo C Atkinson Jas Rash and Paul M Moore of Earlington and M cain ol Mortons Gap Iy the The incorporators are also the board of directors The capital stockIS one hundred and fifty at thousand dollars The companystl has been organized with John D Atkinson mind Paul M Moore secretarbrA Healthy Baby he My baby was taken with eczema I his began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and giv inlsomenow a healthy and child and I feel I owe her restoration to twIHoods Pills are tbe only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Cure all liver No Serious Christmas TroubleJhc There were sundry drunks andoff difficulties hereabouts during the but Christmas holidays when every body should be at peace with his neighbor and with the world and mlIparticipants in these rows is concerned only slight injury in per haps only two instances was in flicted One of these was a bird All shot or so in the scalp ofIt to fellow under the influence of liquorjr another was a bloody nose and A bruised face inflicted by a manly railroad conductor upon an intoxi cated man with a long knife on a passenger train There were some of other collisions in which the th 1ajwarfare here where the hasel rliquorarlington for soberness and ROC order was sustainedt1atmenHow to Prevent Pneumonia m tworlALibis lime of the year a cold U oung contracted and If let to run Its Je tnown without the aid of some iced medlclnltls liable to result In tha4adr- ease pneumonia We know torp ler remedy to cure a coUgti or cAr than dow inglIKiven entire satisfaclion OcJM1 Ind s Ter Chief it rhis jcctbeAmong the many thousands iao bavensea for colds and la grippe we tY never yet mel learned ot a single casa bavcg resulted in duct pneumonia Persons who line weak lungs insult IhlmonlaThe 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by ma- St Bernard Drug Store F3UuRton Hen it- T Robinson MOrton Gap GecrBe iCing Charles A j Tramps are getting unusually desperate from hunger and in the vicinity of Rives are attacking and noises killing and young beeves run young n11g at largcFulton Democrat vides being ll nt TobaccO Spit sd imo Toar life Anir To quit tobacco eailljr nnd joreyerbo map blage full ot life nervo anti mllke weak men Jlac the wonderworker that UrnnIC AU druggists OC or II Cure guaran- flooctetteed anU sample free Aldreaa- lng theyHcmcJy Co Cuicaco or New York Judge Dorsey will hold his first TUB term Webster county in Apnlthi udse Givens will resume the prac spirit lice of law and already has several important suits to bring upon OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN OOLD tatanyno benefit Is nso IIJurlouTmltaUoua10eMarion postoffice goes from dii to third class The changes place January 1 1 The postmasters salary will be rooo gave jnimen stronc blood pure 60clt A Christmas Crib Written for TUB Baa if It was one of those bitter cold December days eighteen hundred and ninetyseven years ago that the Christi the redeemer of mankind was born ol a spotless Virgin in a he stable at Bethlehem He It is with great festivities that we Christians celebrate this great feast of Christmas as the whole angelic choir did by singing hymns of praise and thanksgiving to the Infant Savior The whole catholic world ceJe bratcs this great feast with great solemnity in order to picture more I clearly to our minds the Infant- Child as he lay in the manger in hi the stable at Bethlehem and being kept warm by the breath of the ox j and assepresentations of the Christ mas Crib are to be seen in many Catholic churches on Christmas day And it is by the offerings of our pastor and also by he aid of some ot our true and sincere Cath olip friends that we have fitted up a beautiful Christmas Crib in our church The Crib being beautifully decorated with laces Pand other ornaments and being lighted by many brilliant tapers impresses on our hearts and minds the thought of Christ having come to redeem this sinful world Such 1 beautiful representations induce to join with the angels and sing 1 hymns of joy praisu and thanks ig as they did eighteen hundred I and ninetyseven years ago Much praise be given those who by their skillfullness and aid in erecting such a lovely and inspiring representation as the one in but church and wishing the dpnprS and workers all the bless ings and joys this laeason may at ford them A CATHOLIC 0- 00 n jill Ioperators bladderi stltPidoffaTraln Mortoi seriousJto peedthe trairderablyhowever 1uringI Jung 1S vtr1E iressingcrs 1Do producersm utsabou1ched ombineunder Tp BURLINGTONS WJLtK acctJrdancej compartment 0J ducVl considerations nigltmch entertainment entertainment ucersThe bookkecper condemnation entertainment entertainment exclusiveness people contemplated weaffercd Admonition prosecution MINES VESTIBULE haifejay enjoyout arfthouj downca Burlington Washington intoLli presented 1rowtb experience yesterday atronMrSo Company Returning reaking couldh TogCold neighbors administers predated promised enjoyable employes lorth mahogany indulged iroiighout admonition complete un1j1 indecorous proceeds vestibuled Northwest spending siderably indulged anilvisito Kentucky prosecute Evansville ofha extraordinary Kimmons penalties ConitlpAtlon impossible regained earnestly although Binghamptoo Henderson wstihtUJ IIONS Thought breaking Practice jarfrtgton continues Parochial Tuesday bysome Sarsaparilla REPORT morning morning esieallfesud7 candidate Speaker TRAINS accidel1t ttime darknor amusing considerable proposition tblngare Joseph Monday hesitation deprecated FIND disturbers bscrvation gftons thought steppcd warning purposes vestibules rnnriing iAflrk impossible Monday impossible Aandsome progress necessity tainment DENIED mounted constipation thought tbeconsumer courtesy unpleasant uncouth generally knowled kindness speaking interviewed cordance Colorado sears procured compelled occurred postoffico painful eif special Catholic knowledge worthy When- was mention labored tainmcnt precludes devoted courteous inclined pamphlet Higher pottery settlement concerning Montana potters higher Pintsch between charges public conduct circulation another rabbits machinery gaurantee Ic- itizens musical begiiis unlikely public Hopkins prosperous beginning without changing Company Christmas Eforyboily throwir citizens naturally clipping Employes exchange fathers regrets ington constipation because service Speed Collins today following rights rorreshing similar organize wonderful ISDr friends druggists JIUR trusted Quinine ahere inmates lawless observed Company Kobinson Company Kansas church federation hundreds froar relieving benefit shops report positive speed thrown keeping frequent kidneys Kansas Kansas should school Secretary whomever pithead classes young School Inability citizen given scarcity Pierpont scalding purifier tucky Cathartic dfscovery trains school Kansas quite whose WAIELE essary vicous would among kidneys current weather night Crown company against combine young through night House cheaper kidneys daily glass combine offensive passing organ nothing Than which Holy combine compete WHAT remedy thing young tomime light strike present people urinary trains better dleeonrln railroad blood druggists effective attempt sleep Louis Name Cathartic Morgan Kilmers travel satisfied Just capital comfort home various Louis habit Joseph days keep wages habitual travel Moral tional Nervous when Swamp deep social mention trams tramp much pounded operate prices better Cathartic Western West Tablets Urueclit cascareta from Manager Runt doors them overcomes every know drucKlsu laborer Injure therein debated boys chl mlnidg realized berth made effect wage Gages benefit formed dictates these while TO Swamp liquor when other work work City Pottery certain setting Main tenets county devises consumer smaller kidney there these since usuaL believe short genuii chenlllll amount address Iic825c having Tcnn know scale denied regrc useless with bYSI Bernard faith their done their gone believe each know corrects severe clrcum General nong with NEA with orders orders miners united time county fulfills urinate somer names common season such geutly have have trains wide fund with being filled most gain orders talked Wilt been very have than offer learn them point from Candy stands Coal been Datum wide fng time saloon Every gave gave dealer ville your some with with hull The workers wisbIt Hon would day been undtr would bottle from Spruce which today great tram Only IloweU here night Crown X bottle effects who which being The blood Please oMc Nos that that come hall will Line that The eight strike paper The money money that The next hence dollar who Thc who very blood propo that asid thin DEE Dec that strike mines and thai seern told that tonic strike that made enUre had stand and some relief There and and ault who and and plan refund there pain Dot time has propr foot and some will and and and and Candy from every The came them order ofsu some came and any gon and hope also and mine and and His loss this labor way and way shall City years any and and labor Thus Ind give were his taste fast and and only such many fifty oak KtlfllflfTT Tac and has they foot an- gs the and law CCC their mail and and away back the their Coat shall ago Day have have stop them the eye the fever few Coat few had any the the feels rate lund cents Kllm the the the been any rush with the the time now have from what most need have law than year ofler Cler most from the time the Ottos coal hard have states with such wine With cents the but the the but from This bui most LOUt the back by No by most cons by the He the more here via was ters store East Sold the men with was men lhroat load for has by the the renown hear been part hold the coal erect the till with have the not Tako urin big TUB out to men based liver for He able coal Mr was trust trust take mall was VIIO said was state for ann for let was was Says cut give for day The for hall and this and for was cures not Tbe was nota more One and that this buy DEE the the vas find all will Your put said into cases Pass lung lies and buy sale An may that W will and and let and mlii this tbat this and free that won this ore man Too W and true and that We and buy this all etc tin agi act and and he will and and and and best all set and and DO you and For was true Gum are hu seem do We will full thir like and SOld pay and and and con was he once ones At Eas ryn TI do are lie jces sny ago he the tbe the left the the but left TO the SI St Are Ibe this the tat did men won Ky the the not say 28 rest tbe fell he tbe vans curo arc be the the tbo the get the tbe je who 1 any the of by the were the tbe the fall now the ho arc for the the has for the by ngc the the by the 15 St now bOW fa IS tue the St cato and Cur tbe the tim the are all of of in bis com mc the Ihe Uio in Ton was in of H of of of by the of in No of was tall oul euro 4 by and can not of th of in of of of can of cure our fill bit let evei Uo of of of of to can all can one ani juuu of nor ce in one not We one two Dr fall are be act he sir Dr its to on be be on can up at at idy all in is to To use is to at for he so all be go ne 00 If of is so be be to to dy be an be ha lo A ol og at of of to C be go be be rixa H to by of of of to in see to on he of of it ot of if ot of of we of of of of Jr wt we of of in F as In if So In in in on J In in in of in in to we in in no to in J ro or Vi Sd St rn an an at lo N Y of as to to to is to no in to to on 10 It to ne to to A sJ on at It In to to It as us nc g as T is Is is A at to on to lo it Is Sc is as or to ci is is so or is is to so it Is If c it 11 Ui to ot It it it c C it T I It f L a k a a j a o a a a Ic 0 o o S e a a a o t a a a n a 4 a i a a a a a a o 1 a a t c I I 1 r v t I I x i t I 1 j r I 1 i r L t its lug Jon i of You Use Ito t r its the best thing forthe under nU circumuances b as no man by taking who thought can add an inchosayuse stature so no preparation Iaw3 make hair The utmost arc can be done is to proL 13 conditions favorable to I the this is done by It Vigouj It the re tc ejsc soil in that a1p hair grows and pay wl1ich he salewill blossom iist n n desert license underTaino bald heads hair when the roots are nour1a ished But the roots must be 11 hair there If you by retain its normal color or you wish to restore the lostlihair e JLadedtint of gray or Ayers Hair Vigor k HANDSOME FUND Realized from Handsome Enter oftniJUllcnt by LadiesI o1Vil some Young flithave scored znother success C M tableaux and cdrills given by them TO tvbynight The was tm to a success idISOthe amount realizedlrom quite a handsome stcn of money with wbjih Xo relieve taking tIme pooris I ladies entertainment were 1iIises ucyTO Crenshaw Lizzie Brcrwning Min 1 nie Bonrland Annie anSI Nanc e Ashby Lizzie Sullivan Sallie Me Eflie Stevens Mar Ma LuhoneyMoore Dona i Aggie Wyatt Sue Burr and Mrs William Bramham Besides these were twenty rklllIssue folks who took part in the song and added much under the gutdmcc of Mrs C H McGary- row to de enjoyment of the Paul M Moore was TIle costuming was all entirely nell the projram was made up of Grecian drills and tableaude Japanese drill and and recitattons The inthecolored lights from an elec 13beand collectively are the Of many deserved complimentd- e deThe total amount realized for poor fund after all the paid and including the dona timtion by the St Bernard Coal Corn party of an amount equalling the sale of tickets and TILE BEES pro Iheram rind is 91 23- sfied Uucklent Arnica Salve usTheBiuises Sores Ulcers Salt Chilblains sjt3Cflslively cutes Piles or no pay to give perfect satisfaction ar moneyrefunded Price asc per box For flriit Store Ti If c EYERYBODfSiGNINiniV I HIghPetition of the fl AI D S- ainstthe ensboro Messenger Coffin Nail ItCI 0ody lS signing the pod jy the 11 A 1 D S that 3d to the council at I i i ia ir meeting asking LAotos are circulating ns Cotng that they find but e uactttt rS Merchantsto sign se and every class 0 twentYeu ktJlcnling their aid to tliq rt 1S S in their crusade aga te ua deadly cqin nail is the intention of time Htrnave the coucl1 to place the I for selling cigaretteS so toorortl dealus can not aW canohibiting thejit ticeiby cityi5t f thc bigli c nin the fails to do his tbeQ to the city u1ay do so that t Jel from the sale pf 4t reve1uea that can result in injury only theirconsUfllptiOflS 3ts IDortli sprinting e gwicc alXccU doui 3ourntl I wiU print ituDemocrat Every Republican And Every Woman 0tC itdWhO can Every Mao Vwant to read II MEANTIME WE PREFER TO V S 4 WITH TH TAKE OUR DEMOCRATS and WITHIN HE FIGHTING JT OF ITS EXCESSES IT TO ITS BETTER this AND TO jTRE PURSUETOiIU HAD1UseS IF IT JGNIS WOULD HAVE Y BEEN MORE pZAI INSTEAD RESULTED IN OF T- HE1FREE OF THE lJiBFEA1 g6 AND I FCLLOW it NOT A IS A ITWILL1NtlC NO CIRCUMSTANCES OR WSETIONs PURSUE A EFFECT IS TO CONTlNtOZLY PARTY I THE REPUBLICAN POWER TWICEAWEEK COURlHR THe of six is aJOURlc4tL Issued Wednesday and or eight pages Wednesdayweek TheSaturday and the prints a1 the Clean News issue prints Stories Miscellany Interest In Poetry all mattcas special the home It Is edited by Henry Waiter son ctorPRICE 1 A YEAR i or sIx of eight You get 104 papers ONE- CENT pales each for St yuAN t A PAPAR PREMIUMSLi Wn K 1 RaisersClubAre wen commissions are allowed agents o Daily CourletJQiirnftI I year 800 Ditty and Sunday i year aoo iinday done I year TwiceaWeek C urierJOunal and the theEaTdngton Bee I Both one year For only 150 Vsi have vude a clubbing taogement with the TwiceaWeek aot mill send that paper named to all our for the priceours In ad- r scribers who cenew and pay inwho vance or to aU new cehscribers 01 in advance coples Journal sent free on applications AU ubcrlptlon under thid ilIcr must sent t- ovThe Bee Earlington 1pDALY Art thingeWe make and isell this faini ous make of W 1sell ittJuf tr ordary IrC or adyade we retailersora- ars oure evet wflanuSSOtt dde 1aOtt trade s ttC price eSc S are as reVk1VeY I n given cu d IJ oY 01 but Hats Ltptng waYS nngkn 11 i rqcrsnrpwp ended to rpVyprS 9 vaYtrth o trouse xE- VANSVILLE s INO kuTomorrow Evansville Ind Dec28H Mellon and Ii E Hogget ol DoonviUe Ind will leave tomorrow take charge of Ite for Alaska to aUairs of Mellen mining milling companyrecently organized at tie Yejadome city At a of the company all preliminary yore completed and ofSting out the ore villbe commenced- is tyleljen andsoon as Messrs Hogget arrive at their destia9 99 AH stock of the new company has been subscribed some of the leading citizens of Evansville holding ilyge shares Gum Balumthe Unlit Drsoi remedy forreliableptetftiIIt5I jOr nua or thethroiLt cbet 5- 4lng4tid1 and SOc 5 NASHVJLLE H ATTAItI99GA AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAM P Between Nashville and Chattanooga tMacon aCkSOIlYllle Knotama vllle Asbevi1eWasblnRloa Baltll1iorc- Pbiladelpbla New PottimbSb- orfolk Jackson MemphIs Little Ioct Texerkana Sherman Waco Dallas and Fort Worth Palace Day Coaches on alITrainsS information pertaining to TilCKpT ROUTES RATES BT8 eerfuUy furnished upon pppllcniopaTlckel Aents or 10 A J WELCH Division Passenger Agtnt Memphis TT nn J H LATIMER Southeastern Passenger Atlanta Ga O I MULLANEV Northeastern Pass 50 W Fourth St Cincinnati 0 ouAgt Wed lD Pass Agent ubRoom IV 405 Ry Exchange JUiilding ouls Mo DRIARD F HILL Northern Pass AS 328 Marquett Dldg Chicago lerRoom So lbern Pass Agl beChattanooga TennW DANLEY Pass and Ticket Agl KyGenl NASIIVILLI TBNN Dlds so 4TO pj Tii AP1YOU I11 1 L BLL 1 DOWII I or or 2 DoNjouSE kJ 4 CAR4GITY WRITE FOR r Ii PRICES REFERENCE l 1 7 i i TuBEfTiXfjC0AL ON I I City 16i I lUKJifr t 1 JlIJIAL Ji 1 PIE M chair 1 jRNDJ fI1 IlIU WLL UZ 110 fin ilatest ORDE PROt1PTLVrlIL1Jiof FAGTIOnaddi bf GjI JUJ 1 J 1 sil 1 L T I 4i1ii Jr t w- tF N t I Ji E 101LE1 MP- MA TUTT PROPRY- WM AInk r OIPa ssed 1EpeoplefeaJevcry thing a fItStC1asscated right of the ay1tYI satis Solicited IIVIr SATISFACTION ONE OWNO than any 13 CATALOGUE years U 11 Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co1 NASHVILLE TENN V MANUrACTlfttlM 01 COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Hantels and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc CUUMIH China Crockery and Glassware CutleryI WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE ISvcrything necessary and convenient Ir for tho Kitchen Dining1 Itoom Laundry and Dairy I r w H MEDICINEfor t MILLION I BICYCLESA I A Popular Proprietary Sold Retail Packagethe step in a that lead to a revolution in the A New York company of chemist tho Cbmleal Comntnr placed upon tbe market about nvo eur oa medicinal tabletor tbule comvoe of eompreuetl powdered preparations i t tvrUIn medicinal drug which had accr Mined to bo ot more general UIO amoug moiled men than any other for tlM cure or al iuch Ills common to man 110 IaU their origin lu I1mpalre dlllIon or Iweakenet capacity tot aulmllaUng loodabllOrblng our1sbment and eUmlosuog waite ovrrcUoeaao I prtDcJpleUIIi andpmtectedai to retain Its qualities Intact and Unimpaired throujh ay utcnded I lapse of Ume In BUT climate time choicest drag ihould be used p ahotild be In aceonlance with the latest perfected method of modern In protected by absorbent cottonand securely corked Zero the corki rrpacked been ot a grade to high In In requirement that no manufacturer of thcie d supple more tbnt a imait Droportlon from tils output tbat- meet In exactthtt Ttio piats flih were In turn packed boxes of uallty not in beauty and perfection of workmathlp by thoee tied tbe moetisttdioui doalen In jewels and ornamenuot gold UavIngaetthirbIhtaudud moderntwaited within flee jean in nowpapor adrerticing baa informed American cltiun TabuleBelnlrcondition chat butIDK1I113 that theI a preaent a lower psice for CfefJ article that J fbestwrapping and packing or unnecessary prMrctlon agalnit deterioration that might re mit to yean but Is e In the caao of n purchaM Intended to be consumed In a t expeflencetbattheaeTabulei nndertaforable Ifor tereral neck or are practically as frein and na cfflcaciou as cnttlngupon the e nietton1t and noting particularly the now tola torn cent rate of nte umeafhacamount and the general tendency In aU directions toward low rate and Increased sale the TabnlHlnruteboardtartonbeing Bold by the or at a co ower than aver betore adopted for a proprietary raedlclnoMVE CENTSten tabula or doses for ooebalfa cent each j whichtheort xperlment lyfor the benefit ot such ac may them It Ihould understood that the of tho medicine II Identical In both aorta the only difference being in thfl form end comparative cot of packing or pnUlnij op The ATecent peck I alngfeearton tj stamps forwarded to the Ch Spruce Until the goods are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a price whtchwlll them at fair marglnof podt 11 dozen cartons for I 12 dOZfn nil cartons tor aLn 5grou3cartonatOr 2053 23groucsroraft1100 Cash wllh tM order lu cnrT ease 1 hb dI p 0 U AWAAPfl alBrccktnrldge e IIvrpccD1I Co a The Largest Fire Insurance in tfleWojM 1fjfc Business in the State of Kentucky Docs the Largest Business In the Southern States I Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 V 5iJi4983L03 II J PAUL M MOORE I ARLtNGTONIKY Resident Agent for Ear 1riKIon and L wwYwvwwvvvs Vicinity Medicine at direction may trade mtmufnctcrlri KlenceTtlietabalei Company I BarbeD Castlem n MANVQBRS Southern Department Home Office Louisvilre Ky nn nnHnnyn yy i tot 11 o 4i1Ll OI 1 mL I A WE NO EXPENSE HAVE SPARED diIIl To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State Anything and every I thing you rant in liver PRICESALWAYS g i THE L WEST BARNETT ARNOLD Ja EAIWNGTON KYi 1I Jj r11I r ULr i4obrcribefor The Bee n r r uco IL v =A SUNDAY BOHOOL4 ESSON I FIRST 6UAnTEn INTER NATIONAL SEAEJAN2 Text of the Leon jlath Ill 717 Mcin ory Vcne 1317GoUlon Text Math 111 17 Commentary by the Her D M Steams Let ino lit tho beginning of our study of tho gopcl byMnltlioV In which wo nn to continuo for six months quoto a fen pregnant sentences from Studies In tho Gospels byRov Henry 0 AVcston D Di Tho Biblo is n history of tho contest boo tween Christ nnd entnu for mart and hIs byGoddetermining tho method anti tho end The gospels nro tho history of that part of re demption which wns wrought by tho Lord Jesus Christ In His earthly life death burial and resurrection Tho point of view of and tho purposo In each gospel deter mine In every ease what shall bo inserted nnd omitted Tho Old Testament Closes with tho Jewish nation looking for the fulfillment the prophecies n king who shall reign in righteousness under whom tho earth shall bo filled with tho glory ol tim Lord Matthew Is tho gospel of the Jewish king rejected resulting in the re jection of tho nation until tho church His body shall bo gathered out of nit nations In tho Old Testament God la for Ills peo plo in tho gospels lIe Is with Ills people in the Epistles Ho is in His people These three God for us God with us God In us nro the method nnd tho end of tho Divine dealing holiness eternal in tho heavens incarnate on earth embodied in the saints II 7 0 generation ot vipers who hath warned you to flee from tho wrath to come Chapter 1 gives tho genealogy ol tho King from Abraham to Joseph tho husband of Mary who wns of tho royal lino through Solomon son of David Luk III gives tho genealogy of Mary who was also of tho houso of David but through Nathan the son of David Moth i Jtlo clams that Jesus Christ Is tho Inheritor nUll fulflllcr of nil thIngs promised to Da vid nUll Abraham 8 Bring forth therefore fruits meet for repentance or as In tho margin linn swcrnblo to amendment of lifo Pauls preaching also was Repent and turn to God nnd do works meet for reixsntnnco Acts xivl 20 Tho teaching of all Scrip turo is that by naturo wo nro away from God God is calling us to como to Him even as Ho called Adam from his hiding placo in tho garden nUll Sis ever slnco been seeking lost sinners When wo turn to Him Ho receives us graciously for gives us freely nnd makes us Ills hlldrcn through Jesus blood Then Ho nsks us to walk worthy of our calling 0 And think not to say within your selves Wo havo Abraham to our Father Even to our Ixml Himself these people said proudly Wo bo Abrahams seed but Ho replied If yo were Abrahams chil then yo would do tho works of Abraham nUll then Ho told them very plainly Yo arc of your father the devil John vIII 89394t It will not do for us to say I nm n member of tho church I have been baptized my people nro nil Christians I do tho best I can etc as if nny of these could save us There must bb n truo recep tion of Jesus Christ ns our own personal Saviour nnd n whole hearted reliance upon Ills merits only 10 Every tree which brlngcth not forth good fruit is hewn down and cast into the fire Both in tho Old Testament and In tho New tho believer is compared to n tree See Ps i 8 Jer xvll 8 nnd compare our Lords words in Math xr 13 Every plant which my Heavenly Father hath not planted shall bo rooted upI11 Ho shall baptize you with tho Holy Ghost and with fire John sought no honor for himself but ho loved to point to tho mightier than ho whoso shoes ho W BInot worthy to bear Wo hare not right spirit if wo ever seek any glory torI ourselves Repentance and tho forgiveness of sins nro Gods freo gift and mako us to bo surely saved but being saved wo must bo filled with tho Spirit in order to servo Him and bear tho fruit which ivlll boIto Ills glory and mako manifest that wa 1 arc Hislwill thoroughly purge Illsfloor nnd gather Ills wheat into tho garner but He will burn up the chaff with unquenchable lire May there not Jw some reference hero to tho lire of the last verse Compare tho harvest time of chapter sill 4043 I have heard people pray for tho fire and I havo wondered if they were oven ready for tho Spirit 13 Then cometh Jesus from Galileo toI Jordan unto John to bo baptlzrdof him Consider where Ho had been for tho lost 18 years since Ho said to His mother at Jerusalem I must bo about My Fathers business Ho had certainly been about that business but how and where In tho humble homo and carpenters shop of Nazareth subject to Joseph and Nary willing and obedient and waiting Gods time for public work We need to lay this to heart also 14 But John forbade Him saying I have need to bo baptized of Thee and comcst Thou to mo So John was cvcrI humble and rcndy to lay himself at Jesus feet When they told John n little later that nil men were following Jesus ho re plied I nm not tho Christ but sent boo fore Him tho friend of tho grldegroom roo Jolceth greatly because of tho bridegrooms voice this my joy therefore is fulfilled John ill 2029 Just a voice anything or nothing if only Christ is magnified 15 And Jesus answering said unto him Suffer it to bo so now for thus it boo comoth us to fulfill nil righteousness This was Ills consecration to lIlt public work a lifo of constant and manifest death to self that Ho might glorify God manifest and declare Ills Name nnd fulfill all that had been written of Himself in tho law tho prophets and tho Psalms As Ills witnesses there is no other way for us than self renunciation 10 Lo the heavens were opened unto Him and Ho saw the Spirit of God de scending like n dove and lighting upon Him V Heaven is always witnessing what thoughthereinayhero ycflt Is even so I believe it flrmly and hnvo found great comfort In such as surances nsfll Chron xvi 9 At Pento cost tho Spirit CAme as tongues of lire for there was puriflpaUcm needed as welt as power but theroAvus no sin in Christ saylugI am well pleased It is written in Luke IIi2i that Jesus was praying nnd in John I 32 that tho Spirit abode upon Him Hero nro very plainly the Father Son and Holy Spirit The Spirit must have been always in Christ but hero is n epeclal ministry of tho Spirit at the begin nlng of His public work Con wo think of doing with hrsP Buried in a fur coat with his hands deep in his pockets a man passes on the boulevard a man dis tributing handbills Very politely without taking his hands out he says to the distributor Thank you kindly my friend But will you have thegoodness to throw it on the sidewalk yourself Fig aro GrIef Causes Death 27Mrs ter William Albright of the Four teenth district of the county who was killed near Thomasvllle last Wednesday by exConstable Thos Stewart died last night Grief is the cause assigned as she went into conyulsions when the remains broughhome inLine vieBoldbrdniurlst CONSUMPTION 4t 2f i Pr S jIIILI C 1 Jsi BERN l COAL COMPANY I iMiners and Shippers INCORPORATED OAL AND COKE i I I General OfficAEarlington Kentucky Two i oI 13 BrA m h Officer-S NEW AM CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry StreetR G ROUSE Manager palmer House Broadway PadticahTho Tennessee M is H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street 1 ManagerIentuckvIICorner KentuckyI Memphis Tcnn VatiP j VJnoletse AgerltsjOHIIESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo J W iBRIDGMAN Roomartford Building Chicago Ills D I THE FAMO ND 9 EI5ALJI iFor all uses from Earlin Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibratin reens and Picking Tablesfiused THE BEST EOTED COAL IN THE MET i I CRUSHED BOKK FOR BR8 URNRRS RND FURNRBES iWhybuy Highpriced Anthracite A when you can get ST BER t I CRUSHED COKE a much less price One Ii itonof the Crushed Coke wldo the same work as I one ton of the best Aracite Coal MONEYtt 0s 1 rommmeWi Ii shCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Heelnnlag Del SO Comment bj Rev So n Doyle TOPIC What message did Christmas bring you iIsa 1111 112 A Christmas aong service suggested Several hundred years before Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Jndtca tho prophet Isaiah not only heralded his l coming but described his lifo and death and so graphically and minutely are his lost sufferings portrayed in this fiftythird chapter that it might have been written tho day niter Christs cru cifixion Though at first thought it may peculiar that this chapter dealing tho death of Christ should bo sodas a Christmas lesson yet all perhaps it is not EO inappropriate Christs birth prepared tho way for His lifo and death in tho world Bethlehem opened up the way for Calvary and per ChrlBtllmas1 Christmas brings a message of Gods love Christ was born not to liveI and to enjoy life but todie Christ waC born not to receive the honor awl love of men but to be despised and rejected by men God knew all that when tho babe of Bethlehem was born into this world and yet Ho allowed Him to bo born Ho brought Him into this world for these very purposes and as wo stand over the manger in Bethlehem and realize that God knew all that was before His infant Son we are touched by tho infinite love of God God gave Ills only begotten Son for the benefit ofI mankind because Ho loved men and tho beginning of that giving was at Bethlehem 2 Christmas brings us a message of duty To tho Christian there comes tho duty of tolling others of Christs birtLr and life Isaiah did this hundre years before Christ was born How much easier it should bo to do it now sinco Christ has really come and how much more important it is I Men may not always believe our report They did not believe Isaiah He complained that men did not believe yet ho did not stop telling the story Nor should we What moro fascInating Jltory to toll than the story of tho wonderful birth of thiS Son of God into the world What appropriate time in all the year to urge tho unsaved to give themselves to God than at tho joyous Christmas season Let us not only accept its joys but al its duties But Christmas also has n duty for those who are not Christians That duty is to believe tho report of Christs birth and death and to give themselves to Him in faith and love When all tho world is giving gifts how fitting a time to give our best gift our selves to Him who gave Himself for net Will wo do itBible Readings Gen ill llij Iso vII 14 ix 07 xl 110 Mia v 2 Zcch ix 0 Mal ill 1 Iv 10 Math i 115 Luke i 2083 ii 120 John ill 10 Rom v 08 Rev zxll 17 Negroes Disfranchised From Lexington Leader About 128000 out of the 140 000 Negro voters of South Carolina have been disfranchised by the operation of the new constitution of that State The following is the clause that the Negro voters failed to comply with Up to January i 1898 all male persons of voting age applying for registration who can read any section in this constitution submitted to them by the regislra tion officer or understand and eh plain when read to them by the registra lion officer shall be entitled to register andI become electors II The property qualification tax and reading clause take effect after January i In that State there are now 90000 qualified white voters and I20O0 qualified N gi o voters + t Better Than A KlondlkoQotd Mia Good health U priceless when once lost When you have a slight cold or coegh lne t25 In a bottle of Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Bal sani the returna are Irreatertban shaltInterest caaaotbnl101rtbealtb Subscribe for Trw BEE r J 1 1 f MINERS CHRISTMAS TREAT t o How a New Coal Company In Eastern Kdntucky Expressed b e Good Vj to their Men Former Earlington People flake the Day Happy Dec2sSpeclllSomelhing done before in this section was Iliitleyorganized and taking the place ol the old BirdEye Jellico Company gave all their employes and fanrii ies a happy Christmas and a liberal treat of candies nuts etc Several hundred pounds of candies and nuts wen distributed and some to dozens of 1 ooks given to the children of these miners Mr Ben W Robinson wlose home from to hood was at Earl ingtcn and ulio was until about two years ago ruining engineer for the St Bernard Coal Company is generalmanrgcr for the WhitleyJ conpa Miss Elizabeth Hop per whom the Earlington people know so well is bookkeeper for the company and officiated at the dis tribution of good things In fact it is said to have been done at her suggestion One man was heard to say WelfI never seed anything like afore One when asked if he hail children said he had six at home and his eyes opened whenI he was given twelve sacks 11 exclaimed you aint going to giv me some for all of em 7 He wa loaned a basket and went off sti wondering Another man brought six children and said he would go home and bring the rest Another expressed great surprise that they should receive kindnesses from those ilwilO had been used to liv ing in the fashionable part of the- o State- dIt was a happy Christmas an one to be remembered Coal Mining and Practical For estry Forest Leaves published by Pennsyl vania Forestry Association Among the exhibits at the late Tennessee Centennial Exposition that of the St Bernard Coal Cone Earlington Kywas idworthcomprehensiveness of its manage ment This company has a large landed estate devoted to mining farming arid forestry It works both sides idofgrain grass and trees above Over 50000 walnut trees from two to eight years old are growing in nurseries and each year sees planted from fifty to sixty bushels of walnuts The display comprised coal coke and clays from the mines of this company Oats timothy orchard grass red top and clover with corn of various varieties showed the products its farm while the forest was rep resented by lai varieties of wocIs grown on the companys shown in the pictureframes Six teen varieties of oak whitebasker swamp white post chestnut yel low chestnut black scarlet rd Spanish pin barren bear willow nrcl yellow bottom displayed in the form of pjanks AnjMboietum twentyfive acrelu containing nearly lie shrubs Oi thfc United States that r c grow in t latitude illustrate I spiritfper Ifa similat licy were followed It other lividencesin our coal reg lg would be largely removed AGED M DEAD o Peter Ryan Whose Stone Coffin Has Been Hade for Years Hopktnsvillc Ky Dec 27 eler Ryan aged eightyfive years ho had his stone coffin and one for his wife made several years ago poisoning t see forty five years ago and was then poor but he amassed a large I fortune through careful attention business The body wilt be buried tomor I row in fhe huge twin sarcophagus by the side of his dead wife The r immense stone caskets which were hewed out some years since have been viewed by hundreds of the curious who had heard of their strange notion Bought doooo of Turnpikes Winchester Ky Dec aTheIFiscal Court has 100 miles of turnpikes and yester day sold 60000 worth of bonds O pay for them These bonds run rom sixteen to twenty years and bear four percent interest They were bought by Rudolph Kleybolte Co of Cincinnati at par eDropped Dead of Appoplexy 21IIt aged thirtyfive years dropped dead of appoplexy this morning He was unmarried and hadobedn under treatment at the institution for about a year Tho remains were taken to the home of his mother in Lyon county this after noon for interment Preserving Butter Butler can be preserved to keep in warm climates by a new process consisting of first wrapping it in salted paper or parchment and then inclosing it in a pulp or paste board box to be tied by chords after which it is immersed in par affin and then in cold water to seal the box and form art airtight cas ng Burdette on the Choir Bob Burdelte in National Baptist Few weeks ago heard S6000 choir in sgoooo church sing jibo anthem Sunday morning Sounded just like Arabs singing about fall ing twostory camel Only louder Wild Arab weaned on free winds of the desert used to screeching all his life cant be heard when gifted soprano gets up to zoo de grees in the shade and holds oh until rest of quartette cant sing any longer Shows benefit of cul ture ur E010t d insAll communication and msttors of now pet ulnlDR to this column ihonla be addressed to Gao AltxMDiB Barllntjtca Kr From Person JoliQilof- i Dear bredreo el It rains a flood Yer kicklo only slings derand reSo change de snbjec all together dont discuss dls cassed weather The ladles of St Charles will tide horse bacS In t parade Sunday The Masons had their Installation of ol ficers Monday night after which tbej 1 j i t ftjVJJ hlfjil with their wives partook of a grand lOp Miss Florence Warder of Hopkln vllle visiting Ike Warder Mn L411ieNlchola Tuesday returned from I lopIf There will be a grand concert hrea byIfthe old people at MadUonville toalfbt Mr itd JoIn Ross of Madison ville viilied Mn Prilcbett ben Sunday CjTbe green lea party given by the ladles f Earlington vrasa grand success Misses Bellle and Mule Alexander ot Madlsonville visited relatives here Sunday and Monday Will Earl came to tea bis best girl San dayProf T E GteerU pendnuChrUima with his father and mother at Mattooe Miu Gitewood II visiting relative here his weak Mr cod Mrs Hiltoa returned Toeaday from Hopkmivllleaccorapa Died by Sri ends stionPartialOelebratloa January 1898 bredThepaMasonicownadethence to Assembly Hall Song Eailiogton Choir Prayer Rev Wm Foster II D Song EarlioRton Choir Reading of the Proclamation Principle speaker lawyer It N undera Recitation Miss Ella Hawkins Address W H Ross Address Rev G 0 Walker Song Cbolr- FlvomlDDte talks from different penon It lime permits T E GIBSI Master of Ceremonies WM KILLIBRIW Chorister ST CHARLES Rev Martin filled his appointment Sunday and Sunday night at the A M ChurchRev Bryant filled his appointment at the Baptist Church The supper which was given by Mr and Mn Goo Sharp was quite a success It was Friday night after the people bad beanIe the Cbriitmas tree Sever the young peopl r nalncdall night U The children went all made by lbs beautiful presents which tbey received off the tree and Santa Claus brought themQuite a number ot our aocallod Christians were a little topsyturvy Christmas day and it was said that one of our leaders had to be taken to the depot and put on the train I think that looks bad for Christ mas Please toll us if that is letting your lights shine TlaCupCbrlltmaswas going on all day but no doe wa hurt John Campbell shot five shots at Geo Stewart but none of thorn took effect Miss Mollie Mitchell of Greenville is visiting triends at this place Miss Uogus bas returned to her home MORTONS GAP Our Christmas tree was grand Oar pastor was greatly surprised when Santa Claus gave him a new suit Rev Ware filled the pulpit Sunday so Sunday night Mr D G Grady made quite an Inter esting talk at the A M Ei Sundayschool Sunday Frank Grady has been tick but Is now able to be up Rev H Hall and Frank Sbarber were in Madisonville on business Monday Pete Montgomery and wife visited ifceir parents in Madisonville last week Willis Nance and wife vjsed relatis here this week Come out to the watch meeting tomorrow nljh took out for another wedding to town oJtbll week rudematore i I A colorless inkfor w4tingupo U- osla1 cards etc IImadebYt1 X Ing together acid the writing being perm aI I neatly visible when heated k Subscribe lOrTIEgL J Uoc Through TralnsDally SlecphHCSHOURS NASIIVILLO TO CHICAGO ORLEANS FLORIDA SPECIAL Leavtl New NsJhVIIIat7301m Dall at taoS 500- 5Li1RR g rough Buffet Sleeping Cars from Orleani I 1 s CHICAGO 4 MASHY1LLE LIMITED Luna Nhvlll Dally at 730 P Ii addressjdtatUd Information P JEFFRIES Otnl PaiMnftr Agent Bvanivllie lad II HIUMAN Oenl Southern Agent 1 NMhvlll Trim L ROGERS Tray Agent Atlanta 0Innnnnnn1C N TIlE GOOD OLD DAYS f UQuinine and Whisky wucon tithe infallible remedy t 1- or all forms of malaria especi c ally chills arid fever S Uptodate people take the reliable and popular tonic 3ti antiperiodic and febrif- ugeYucatan i JI tChill Tonics- 4 TASTBLBSS I It cures when all others fall Adapted for oWor young Pleasant to take Price 50 cents sold by allIdruggists 1 nrnoonroyott Cettli K nuln I 1 wlUi owrTrmd Mark In hree colors Manuficturad aIr by tbe i CARISTEDT MEDICINE CO S Evanevllla Ind aaaJaAIYou Are Going North You lire Going South You Arc Going East If You Aro Going West niMCMAaf TICKtTt VIA THe LOUItJVlUC to tASHVlLLC R RI Ano co csevne The Maximum of Saftty Thi Maximum of Sped The Maximum of Comfort I The Minimum of Rate Rates Time and alt other inrmnatiottwl4 CPATtiOftSQPA itherruiiyuraiaho1by f octr 1MnInLlJl Eft W W ETHRIDGE AGENT GROVES Wm TASTELESS CHiLL TDNICiJtWAS WARRANTED PRICE BOotf OAaATrAILLfloTleW paztaMedlolneCo 8e LottIe MOo aenUemeni Wo told tail 660 bottles 0 w OROVEN TASTBLIII8 CurLL TONJQ and ban- boohtbree already this ear D all ocr drutrbualbnId iS iMtion M your Toulo Year truly CL ADNEr UB AC j k J LI g upluHlfldSIIOOO j COMMENCED BUSINESS N 1887 JNQS G MORTON BANKEReaTba advantages of a blink account I are numerous It 11IIOt to bust DOSS men we are talkingthey i 44Theres z good one There cohvenleMtronttthe mO cyalw of reach of your own pettfsqtjan d r Woo It is 8Myt spend small sums when yo have a 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