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I ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JANUARY 6 1898 NO 1 1 uas niEveryt LiBott1Cp oftboienpI1l8 rJkl1 of I Iuney I prIutel tbe bovs S bEttOntijuiecl J the IoUIylll curshhhllu all I4n kob entlleklll1b4Mj Ui my re flRBEtLsU 1 bTar- t oney q 1 1Il41Sd V PM1i Ij f BELLE IT5CHc SON I iIAT FASH1ONADLE TILO at 1Nlptcr3 AD I AN SUITING S Park 1SI JilIt at Sired s V t JtfPlANA patronaoof hisa DunIn Dorchesk I aONday Jan C- kt Ia koi age 5- 1II L A V Iacks V Ivcniie liotely ifLOWSVILLL1 KYlI IIt 2OO Per Day Flotci a m the Cityot AND SEE US i 1 Jt I iMM4AQU j e 6 YEARS EXPERIENCE 1DESIGNS AIIP itft ittrt i1and duc1ptIofl maf MoenIn oflOlon hM Vbether IavsIioii I probably Comnual- ion cn60lMgilldeer for lMMgMin secuilngpttefltl Iatent Muon 0 recurs KSliee WithOUt WAnra tfl lbs 14 ScktI1I JlttttrkaIA tIIII4IMt t1lUtr5d eklJantU fir CalMIs ss 5tCfltIC journal Terma 3 a I foVf CO31IBr1NeWYO1kt- auu o1d newultn- uRN yScft S5P SL twA NtSBEi PreiiJeftl W WADIUtL altepkift oc tI4 IBANKMADISONVILIJ Kv 1 Ca tlltack 50000 IrTrauact a general bmklngbuslness the accounts C the citizens ol fj hopkins arid adjoining counties IV Has ttie finest and most s sure vaplt in ttusectiOfl o Kentucky QQ mvoul O h tsct1pfiisr properly 4l takes time It requires experleppe and a complete knowledge otdrdgs It requires the druggist to have a largs amount of drugs fresh drugs lie must give the best- posslbleworlr and for compensation ho must i WITH THE ABOVE FACTS RUMEM PliR WERE CAUTJFUt ST BERNARD DRUG STORE r Ti1 JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIS 1 c qvftATeS 2OO PER DAY iiRoom nnd I3rcnkfnst iOO LLJfQIAN PLAN 100 i4r Day i C0Q ROOffi Good Meals Good juIce When 1QU VISIt St Lonlu stop rt ot ST JAMES HOT- EII Dnd WantiS Srql CiJi Li i Ii TURICISlI IIATIIS n II all rgt J 0B W 0R TC f 1cce1e proiptjto 1 rnf14p1pIiGatiOI1- h LI i e i ft 15 I a J vr T1SPAitV1NO OUJIANfJ t Ilie Inijiatant Announcoment From VltS the Btatp Department An IIlUlnn of the Huppllci Stoat JtetA ed lu Addition to Money nntl Whlcl- iConiutQftieral AVIirrtee- PrAperlf Dlitrlhtited Vjk8iiiNaroKi Jan 3Tho following AnnounCcuiunt the of Cuban relief Il1aUjfllratclltJyothlsiroT and ernmunt lieS been matte from the state the department tInTltnv of the steps now being talcotrby the secretory of Mate for the organization In New York ofa con ral headquarters with tlio coopera on of the American National Red ro3 for the reception anti forwarding relief for tho suffering people of Cuba nod tho probability that it will in effective operation early in the resent week the secretary of state uLa directedlthaL tho benevolently this posed public of the Cuited States bo- Mfozned M through tho medium of tho ress that tho consul general of thebitcd States at Havana mentions following articles as appropriate to bo contributed nil of thorn as he reports being greatly nodcllhclothing for women an but dren medicines for fevorsl principally auinln hard bread llour corn meal jcrcal preparatIons bacon rice lard rcls potatoes banns peas salt fish any canned goods particularly nourishing and crpechdlymilk BS many persons are at first too feeble for any other nourishment of Contributions ot money arc also ur gently needed to enable the purchase of immediate supplies of medicines aoll1a articles of prime necessity and to meet at tlio of local In CubaueThin consulgeneral to whom all supplies and money will bo sent wilt In onto organize arrangements for the receipt atorao and most effective dis tribution of whatever Is received from humane people of time United UitesSBy direction of tho secretary of llato- ALV Y A ADKE Kooond Assistant Secretary THE NATIONAL DEBT j Monthly SUUtutnt Jihowluy Utcreait of Tn Million Dollar ttlatelUentestcrday shows Unity at the close of tislncss December 311897 tho debt ess cosujn tho treasury amounted to 6990111007 a decrease for the month of 610114699 This decrease in tho debts duo principally to an Increase In tho- Cttllbwb1eh Is accounted for time sale f tho Union Pactiferaflroad Follow ing Is a recapitulation of the debt Interest bearing debt I 8ir36iXiS Obi ou wbtcU Itllennl hM ceo4s- ineS ZnaIIIr1tY1M3oT- utl rl ar IItMVS34 i1l1ls nmouut however does not In 8370iw493a in ocrllllcntei alldI 1offllottho treasury The cash lu the treasury Is classified as follows Oold tl974MXU Sliver t4fl59IO- Ilapur lurtffll09l OondIIIAbursln oSirers IIlIIIIII etc rom Total tN3lWI3U- Atfuhibt which there aro demand 1111I Lllftlesollilltanllosc amounting toSO BIC001 which leaves time cash balance lu time treasury 35474709 WEYUEO AS A CRAWFISH H Apology to tIa laati unit Kiilnnutlun to Htbor Ifa iut AlUaHlliiKlIU lIupporterIMADIUD Jan 4Ucu Wcylera havior which Is classed bore as shuf fling in apologizing to tIle queen regent and hastily explaining to the premlur Senor Hagasla that he was j not responsible for the publication of protest has alienated many of hisisupporters among the Carlists who Jkopcd to entangle the general In the revolutionary meshes lhey are es pecially disappointed at tho fact IhatItho government appears to bo satisfied that tho socalled Weyler bubble has burst and that the Spanish array is not gaugrceued IItis said that only three of the Span- Ish generals are In sympathy with lou Weyler MRS NACKS CASE She was Not Arraigned at Ix ucItland City a i Ezpeetetl t NW YOKK Jau 4Mrs Augusta Nack jointly indicted with Martin Thorp for tho murder of Win Gulden support bath rubber In a cottage at WQodaldc Long Island In Juno last was not arraigned In the Queens coun ty court at Long Island City as It had been expected she would be No date for her arraignment has been sot but It is probable her case wIlt bo dls posed of before this term of court closes- EcksI at nil New 1ott- Cutoioo Jan 4James IL Kckels excomptroller of the United States treasury begun his duties as president of the Commercial national bank of Chlcago Wf Incroiii In Rurnluci MoNTREAL Can Jun 4TIle Ca nadian 1aclQc railroad earnings for the week ending December ill were S707bOOj for the same period last year 001000 Increase 100000 lloriu for Cube GAIVKSTON Tex Jan fAgents at the Spanish government have recently purchased over 5000 head of horses In Texas The animals arc for tho use ol the Spanish army in Cuba Gen McNulto Gets Another Itroelferihlp YABIIINOTOXI Jan 4Mr John Me Nulta has been appointed receiver of tho National lianlc of Illinois in place o John C Keon resigned lino officers of a leading London hospital believe that the general of cancer is due to qxcess in meat hating TliB combined forces of Protftgt autism iitah number S I- mcmberlrf nny of whom v L formerly mlnbers oL time mortt church eC k A wellknlyn S ty woman ij- LncIon lmi nonmhP1 cOllainin- photograplt for ttOl rs costumes A t jif I j ltri ft F d- lhiE BLUE r NDrTHE GRAY beletT of the Atlanta Ccmpalea and Ubjcctl 1ropqio National IatkSAroiinil Kennavr Mountain Sr r0uw Jan 3Tho following circular h being forwarded to alt vet erans of time Union and confederate armies who aro known to have partial patcd In the Atlanta campaign TO TUBVETEnASJS OP THB ATLANTA CAM PAltm Tlio adJrcsf ot all surviving partici pants of tho Atlanta campaign tbono who served with time nrpiles of Sherman Johnston Hood Is desired The obJccWoro twofold JitratTIae organization ot branch societies of Atlanta campaign for social purposes antc I wSeond The Atlanta campaign Is recognlief one of the greatest ot modern wars Time armies ot the east have national parks estab In honor or their aohlevcmentsGettyi Antlctam etc and lathe west there are Chickamauga Shlloh etc and it Is but Just that the Atlanta campaign should bo allowed al- lealt one national park Grant Lee McClellan IJeaurejard Ilosccrans and Drill lve parks to mark where they won fame Sherman and Johnston those yoU matched giants as yet hro un honored They earned their grandest lau on the Atlanta campaign Of courso all thi Important points on that campaign Ilcaca Dallas Kenesaw Mountain Peach Tree Creel Atlanta Kenesaw Mountain stands pre at the head for thi Importance ot Un and assault for its grandly eonsplcuou tIsthe Atlanta Campaign to secure from con frets and the state of Georgia time creation ot i national park ot emma around Kenesaw Mona and when the park shall have been cs U is Intended that the society mace tho park annually for tho transaction a business for social union and to recount lh of Auld Liar Sync It is requested that all nho took part III tin above campaign and wnofavor the forcsolnj whole or in part send their addrssa statlni thalr views freely and tully to OEO E DoTOK Acting Secretary- SiSouthCommnerclatl3troet St Louis Mo NEWS FROM HONOLULU Auntrallau Miners for the Yukon Iloei Emptied lit tile Sad CtctVicroitlA 11 C Jan ITho stcamci MIowcra brings 40 Australian minor bound for tho Yukon Sho also brings thcso advices from Honolulu undci date of December 21 rime annexttUonlsls profess to bi pleased with the news revolved fronr Washington by time Marlposa vhlltI other side say that It has caused consternation among tho loaders ot tin government rime American schooner Emma and- Louisa Capt Harris from San DlcgoI recently arrived Tho schooner had no boats or even a llfuboat aboard Time captain report that they were- washed away la heavy weather al though the bated ln y pilaA high on time dccha ouuiu lu be Intact and uninjured rime customs authorities have been no tified to heel an eye on the Kmlna nail LojiwgiiltwnmmdimoriTwo land were recently emptied into tho harbor by the customs authorities hmero being no ualo tot it nobody outll pay time duty TJie United States training ship Adams arrived on tho 22d She Is uut- Cor a cruise tom tim benefit of the ap prentices sho lias aboard HId will re main in port over the holidays tim- 1mev present crulso site left San Diego on November 21 sailing nearly all tho to HIlo where she arrived on tho Mth lust FAVOR ANNEXATION Action ot time BIII IVanclieu Htilldlng ff Trades Council SAN FHJLXCISCO Jau aIho Build tug Trades council have Indorsed tho nation of Labor Commissioner 10 Fitzgerald lu urging at Wash 111 tOil U C on their behalf the annexation of time Hawaiian- islands advocating time elghthollrl- abul law supporting time antilmml ration bill anti striving to havo lause Inserted In tho specifications for- die now Post ofllco In this city requir ug that all tho stone bo dressed here EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS Ilio 1cople of New llamitilra Peel the- rllrlll Tremble ExETtit N II Jan aVibrations If the earth following a nolso as if of- i great explosion a bug way oft awoke uhnbitants of this town at five oclock tcslcrday morning Time nolso wns- wo or three seconds long and time romblings of tho ground much longer louses wcro shaken windows 1attlcdI- Ud much commotion inJoon was- mused biifllclcnt in uost cases iwakcn the soundest slcupeVs Slimihia- rcports come horn other towns SIX BUILDINGS BURNED Die Huilnoif 1ortloii of 2tlucIikljmuck- Ia rractlcnlly Wiped Out OSKUOOSA la Dec 3I1ho busl- 4e3S portion of Mucahkinock a mining- town four miles south was praticahiy- lcstroyed by tire The fire started I restaurant and there being no water to fight It the flumes burned them- elves out Six business places wero- burned Testimonial to Mill Crane CKAIUKSTOX C Jon 3lho ca- clots of the South Carolina ocndemy- havo decided to present Miss Crane time actress who was ordered away from- their Christmas ball here with a tostl- monlal of their regard and csteem- 1hoy have ordered handsome sllvcr- ptcce which will bo forwarded to Miss- Crane Uraulod u SIll or Execution LITTLE ROCK Ant Jan IAloxJ- ohnson aud Jim Kodd sentenced hang at Monticello last Friday wela- granted a stay of execution by tho su premo court pending an ap peal wr That Spot II i First size of a dime next size of a dollar j then big liSI S the palm of your hand Time i Ijond entire baldness Stop it v SifS Makes Hair Grow I H AreyouasiiliscrlbortoTirEBFE- You should be 4 iIhi 1kll i i I AN AWFUL HOLOCAUST 7 One I ix Mombofs of Ono amlljr Porlali by FIre And rmilbty a Seventh May Die The Deadii Father FountS with a Chili In Arunllrothtr and Staler In aalClota Embrace NEW YORK lam SSlx members 01IV ono family were killed by flames and J In a fire that occurrodearlY yes in Clt rime 11 dead areJIJAdolph Reich 43 years old the fa timer Emma Reich 43 years old mother iS1 Tllllo Reich 22 yearVold Ida Reich 15 years Albert Reich 14 years v- Qustavo Reich eight years Several others were injured anti ItImay bo that another Inembcrof tho ill fated family will die lie is tho 10 yearold son and his body Is covered with burns John Conway chief of tho Jersey City fire department was badly burned lie fell through a burning floor and was rescued with difficulty X Henry A Reich 15 years managed to malta his escape from tho house with bad burns on the neck faco and hands but he is not seriously injured Adolph Reichs homo was at 317 tier mania avenue near the Hudson coun t boulevard in tho Hudson City dis Ho was a rent estate agent and to do living in a pleasant house of three stories Ills believed that the fire broke out from a heater in tho of basement and worked Its way up to the third floor where tho sleeping- npavtmentaoccupied by the family wcro locatedHenry Reich said it was lato when they retired having had a party When ho ran into the hall ho saw smoko and flames in the lower hall ills father was thsro and they man aged to get out of tho house In their night clothes Young Retch ran down a street and gave the alarm When ho returned his father was nowhere to n bo seen but one of lila brothers Slgla mund was there badly burned He was taken to a neighboring house where he said that someone badnwalcII cued him and that ho through tho blinding smoke and flames down tho staircase ancout into time open air- Several engine companies responded promptly to alarm and ten minutes later the fire was out Then began v tho search of time house Tho lights from tho firemens lanterns disclosed three charred bodies against the wall at tho foot of tim stairs They verc those of Adolph Reich his dayrghtcr Thpfatherhad 1 son was Ifchlsarms T1tm y weda burned aimosteyond recogutti i- u ereror tuil tue01l1C11rIJ1pnrtTAUluJOl I fI O Inlls1fIll aIJdit1bt tmflJs- ued corpses with arias ntortwln6ln Portions of the limbs had been entirely burned away aud tho faces were horri bly distorted The mother was found in the dining room Sho was but slightly burned Her face showed no look of pain She undoubtedly tiled from suffocation The bodes were aunt to the morgue SERIOUS CHARGES Jirel Vluceut Allen Arrriil at tit IouUiCiofe j 1nnluc Ilouui Cheek Sr Louis Jan IYlncent Allen n wellknown traveling salesman Is 11 tier arrest charged with having passed bogus checks on various business firmsCJ In some cases using the name of henry L Allen and in others that ot J U It V Iayno Time prisoner Is highly connected In the city and his family aud relatives are sadly distressed over the disgrace of tho affair Allen pleads In mitigation that hoJ was on a spree and irresponsible a TO SAY GOOOBY The Comptroller of the Currency KutU llli OOlclal Career WABIIIXQTOK Dec 31 Comptroller of time Currency James II Eckels whoso resignation will take effect to day called upon tho president yester day afternoon to pay his respects aud say goodby Mr Eckels will leave for Chicago this morning Ills suc cessor Mr Chas G Dawes will qual ify as comptroller today and take charge of tho office next MondayI COLORADO INCENDIARIES to Mark Uptoklta iConvlcted ot Conspiracy to Commit Arson DENVER Col Jan 1Marks Lip ichltz a member of time band of incen diaries which operated in this city and In Colfax three years ago has been con victed of conspiracy to commit arson Five of the gang are already in the penitentiary several havo left then country end two remain to be tried Itetlreifrom the leadtrililp NEW YORK Dec InHugh Me Laughlln for many years the dictator of the democratic party In Brooklyn has definitely announced his retire mont from political leadership lIe will be succeeded according to time present understanding by Bernard J YOIk Cod of Indian Famine IJoMiuy Jan tIt Is ottlcially an nounced that time recent famine tho East Indian treasury JCSOJOOO while loans to agriculturists and tho suspension of taxes mainly repay able absorbed another 4030000 irre sptcllva of charitable contributions to approaching 1850030 Young Kaniai Ulanteii- JtiNcriosCiTV Kas Jan IMamy Exlcy time eightyearold daughter of a farmer residing northwest of this tity weighs 209 pounds She Is 5 feet 0 inches high unit 5 feet 2 inches around time waist Sho is active strong anti uerfectly healthy Among the natives of Mexico there are according to Lumholtz about 150000 survivors 01 the Aztec iacec+ EnGland the cotton business with 72000 I ooo spindles An EnlisIm agnculturrst has succcedorlmthe cross fertilization of grasses clover cereals and other food plants 1 j tr c I THIRTY WEREIKILLED 1 Hundred and titty Others lujured readful Accident In London Out lluuBcd by the fllvliiK WIT of a 1ortlon of- jtmo floor of tho Old City Hall Ilnrlng IIi AfterElection McetliiR tO DOX Out Jan 4ThIrtv per 1ts ale known to havo been killed iro Injured by time collapse of t 4r In time city hail last night Time rnethzmg closed time municipal cam ygn ana the nail was crowded to I1I time addresses of tho successful candidates gVt tho closo of tho polls a crowd 1 in time city haUl where It has rm the custom for years past for tin candidates to address the stars lie building was crowded to the y doors probably 2000 people be i ng jammed in tho narrow space 1eme was a lull In tho proceedings len the audience called for several of nowlyolcctcd aldermen at once secUlluRoCwrothers joined the mayor in an cf fop to secure quiet In response to numerous calls R M Tdotho was pjslicd forward to thin platform on time tnombors stood As ho reached ic them was an ominous cTackliiig and time raised platform on tjnich the mayor mind nowlyclcctod alucrmcn were seated seemed to pitch fSwnrd to time floor Xhmerc WM saggIng of timbers and tio next moment li3 people were hurled 90 feet to the floor below A beam running 20 feet along the center tho hall had given ttway and the crowded mass standing abovo that sec tion of the floor was thrown in a heap tdHho bottom JA largo safe stood in one corner Of tlia hall and with a huga steaui coil weighing half a tou came crashing vn on tho licaili of time victims iAn investigation of tim wreck after tho disclosed time fact that wliolo section of time floor had popped the joists having been as oft as though tho work had ben done with a saw The building was tin old one hartigt erected in time early O3s and of years additional stories had been placed on tho old walls FIRES IN ST LOUIS I nightoeii Flrr During tlio Imt Vtar Show las LOMM of Urrr 89000 aehIST Louis Jan IDuring tho year ending December 1897 St Louis had 18 fires In each of which tho loss was over 59000 and the aggregate for thoI18 was about S 14700 J Tlio total surance on the property involved was 6115103007 TIme yeas was remarka ble for the number of what the in surance men call nasty fires which threatened great conflagrations Jut Jl s moif1iocnr1vSPih- o iF Sell Uy the firms of Ely Walker itCothmo Mcrmod Jewelry C5dd the Wabash Co each of ytvTilch was over 8300100 hiring the entire year to time date given there wore 1203 box alarms nnllI 487 still alarms Tliero wore S3 second alarms 14 third alarms and 0 general alarmsITHE BIQ WHEAT DEAL i Sl on 111 1yniuild and Annlti Jluycrs I OO aanwJyTror the first time tafce the big Ieccnuicrdcal commenced Joseph Letter tallied freely on his plans Wo can not do more than sit our pyramid ot wheat anti wait until some one comes and buys said he I am confident that tho price of wheat will go up and that we will seUonr at much higher prices than at prJsentJ quoted for cash wheat in tIme market will beno more sensational tivities in wheat so far as wo can helpI IU Wo have bought wheat only as merchandise and not as a speculative commodity IN A DANGEROUS POSITION Steamer lu bed Upon u liar by Mtic orIFlouting IceISr JOSEPH Mich Jan SWhlle entering the harbor at 0 oclock yester day morning time steamer City of Du tutu of the Uraham Morton Trans portation line was shoved onto a bar TOO feet out from tho piers by the mass floating ice anti U now fast amid ship Tugs worked all day to release her but tIme big sea which was running compelled them to abandon their efforts An Alleged Kentucky Kmhcizler Heard Of CHICAGO Jan 4 A special from Sacramento Cal says Wilt J Pope formerly teller of the first national bank of Louisville who was charged with embezzling 800000 from that in stitution In 1801 isaln this city It is generally believed in Louisville that Pope tiled several years ago in time cast lre ldeut to Speak at n Banquet NEW YORK Jan 3 President Mc Klnley has accepted time invitation ol tim National Manufacturers associa lion to attend Its banquet at time Wal dorfAstoria on January 27 Senator h rye of Maine will also be one of the principal speakers tUrtl1 hint lu BlcllyTroop Called Out to Suppress Them Rom Jan a1ho Tribuna reports that bread riots havo occurred in tho province of Qlrgouti Sicily The rioters havo fired upon and looted tho municipal building Time troops havo been called out Chicagos Death Slate For the 1817 CHICAGO Jan 621hl city of Chi cago for the year just doted shows n death rate tho lowest on record in limit or any other city of moro than 330000 Inhabitants Tho rate is li to 1000 population The progressive ladies of Westfield Ind issued a Womans Edition of the West held News bearing date of April 3 i8j0- Time paper is filled with matter of interest to women and we notice the following from a correspondent which the editors printed realizing that it treats upon a matS ter of importance to tbeir sexTbe best remedy for croups colds and brpn ohtis That I have ever been able tq fincl is Chamberlains Cough Remedy For us i it has no equal I gladly recommen- dtit 25 and 50 cent bellies are for sale St Bernard Drug Siciro o King Sf Charles Hen T 1C0bll1son1 rtom1sGp ia41IIIl t sitY rk4LiL tL i a I z 48tQ I g h Fkeowntlrd fvrter this ae other IIrllllo flitOYA Q4KIHG a POWDER a Absolutely pure COrAL IAKIK4 MWDM CO hew you to OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Dr James Ilrackett of St Ldulsdied from an accidental overdose of chloro formJohn C Ilerron an aged negro was burned to death In a stable at St Louis ah ten 1ando is soroly disheartened Uo did not expect to find tho Cuban In surgents so strong Mr and Mra Bryan arrived at Mus cogec I T Sunday night and wcre tho guests of Judge Springer Emllo A Becker a wellknown real estate man died at his homo in St Louis of softening of tho brain It is said that the fusion nomination for congress in tho First Nebraska dis trict will be offered to Mr Bryan Smallpox raging in Cuba Time au thorities are unable to copo with tho myriad difficulties confronting them F It Loomis minister to Venezuela says that there is a great field for American manufacturers In that country Time residence of William Claggott- at Lexington III was burned Sunday Tho family narrowly escaped with their lives- England is said to havo made over for an alliance with this country against Russia Germany and France In the east At present time friends of Hawaiian inncxalion seem to lack four votes of time twothirds required In time senate ratificationA Mo girl Uattlo Baxter who married recently and was deserted learns that her husband Is a bigamist and embezzler Col Morrison whoso 11 years service tho interstate commerce commit lion ended Saturday will return at Dnco to lila Illinois home Rain is still badly needed In Aus traits A Sydney newspaper estimates that the loss ot stock Ihtha last lUroo jicurjuimouV XDoooooo A A uJ lS e T aUl lfltLtJ C thou Uy a rumor from Plymouth that the English admiral had fired on a Rus fdau manofwar in Chinese waters members of tho family of Adolph Reich including time father and mother were killed by flames and smoke in a fire that occurred in Jersey City N J Li Hung Chang has been recalled to active power at Pekln the emperor unit tho inner council desiring his assistance in tho prcicn diplomatic crisis The president Is said to be anxious to appoint Sylvester Everett wealthy citizen of Cleveland 0 to be commit sionergeneral to the Paris exposition of 1900 Mabry the Brunswick Oa embezzler attempted suicide He severed an artery and as his blood flowed lie drew a deaths head in red on the wall boo side him Confirmation has been received from New Uulnea of time murder of the tier man governor aud police by natives The bodies of time victims were cut in small pieces The speech of Webster Davis of Mis sourl assistant secretary of the late rior at time Rhode Island association banquet in Providence R I is tho talk ot tho town- C An unknown woman committed sul cido In the Hotel Windsor New York city by taking carbolic acid She was about Ito years of age a brunettehand some and richly dressed Spottier Luetsertllo Mailed NEW HAVES Jan 4John P Schofield of Boston who is in thfs city pronounces untrue the statement that ho had notified friends of Adolph Luetgcrt tho Chicago sausagtmaker that If given 815000 he would divulge time hidingplace of Mrs Luetgert the missing wife THE MARKETS New YORK January iSIS CATTLENatlve SteersS 4 25 U S Lu COTTONMlddllnir 1 S FLOUR Winter Wheat 340 S 15 WHEATNO Red lit I DIM COKN No2 4 ssx2S IOHKNew Ii Mess 8 60 II 00 ST LOUIS COTTONMlddllng sa 634 UEEVESStecrs S 25 BOO Cows and Heifers S W t 4 0- 0tooCAIVESper head 1500 5 HOdSPatr to Select S 25 tJ 3EO- OSHEEP Fair to Choice S 25 4flO- MFLOURPatents 4 C6 480 Clear and Straight C 00 uj 443 WHEATNO ited winter IS34 IS- CORNNo 2 Mixed sUU 27 OATSNo2 5 23 UYENo2 44 U 46 T01JACCOIUgS 300 iS 880 Leaf Burley 4 W L 12 0- 3iYCleaPTImotlmy 800 ti 1000 nCTTSHCholce Dairy 13 t 17 EOaSFrcsh LI 18 IOKIC Standard new 4 II 00 HACONCIear Si1A I LARDlrlme Steam 4 CHICAG- OCATTLENatlve Steers S M t 5 30 JKXJS Fair to Choice 330 U 360 SHEEPFalr to Choice 300 a 4 7- 5lLOiJItWintcr latentKi 410 I 4 eo Spring Patents 4 40 15 4 eo WHEAT 2 bpring m sa No S tell new U3 uS 5- CORNNo2 27 273- 4OATSNo2 uY- 1t1OItIMess 13 new 7 W 9 00 JCNSAS CITY- CATTLENative Steers 3 50 t 4 S- OHOOSAll Grades 3 25 B 387K- YHKATNo 3 hard 82Mft U OATSNO wwa a COUNNO X4VNEWOKLEANS J ouRuinandQ 4W a 5 e- gCOltNNo3 ffl OATSVo tern O 30 HAYCholcc MOO alSW1- OHKOld Me n t 8 cm- HACOWSldet b S StI COTTONMlddllng iJ LoUI8vutjn- WIItiATN0Clted 9341 9434 CORNNO Mixed 30 u si OATSNO s Mixe- dlORKNmv 4 2Hitt M- VOOMI U 953 llAVONCleiir HIV 53f II UPTTOMMUldllnit The whole effective strjgogtl of the British army r and volunteers is fil tfjffi has djinSot- ijjjtoothjhtaOR OR KLONDIKE RELIEF anada Will OoOppprato wltb Is tho United States tlon the 1HeeretarWAfltitntiTON Dee 81Mr Sitton tho Canadian minister of tho Interior called at the war department and had long conference with Assistant Secretary Mellcoljohn who is glv ing his attention to the Klon dike relief expedition during the illness of Secretary Alger lIavI Ing secured time consent of the British government to the passago of United States troops td be used as guards over Canadian territory what remains I be done Is to arrange for tho admis sion of tho supplies to bo taken to time j miners without payment of duties provided thoy aro not sold for more than their actual cost It is expected that this matter can be arranged so that Mr Slf ton will bo able to leave return to CanadaIThe arrangomentas finally effected contemplates that tho relief expedition all be executed jointly by the United States army and a force of tho mounted police of Canada which constitutes tho military arm of the j Dominion Tho United States force will proceed with time relief stores toI Skaguay where they will bo joined tho Canadian mounted police about 40 In number nnd time two forces then proceed together to the vU1j where tho relief is to bo uted The determination as to IA Skaguay is however still open The Canandian officials concede much latitude to tho American authorities in the actual distribution IJrecognizing that tho expedition Is fitted out on this side although II con sidcrablo part of its work will be done on the Canadian side of the border No duties will be Imposed on tho stores carried by the relief expedition Mr Slfton also held a with Secretary Gage and conferoncoI unsatisfactory condition regulations along the border and at coast ports where goods are received by one country for transportation to the other country It was tho mutual feeling that an improvement of the system could bo made and negotia tions aro in progress which arc hoped to effect changes altantngoous to both- cities MILITARY TYRANNY Another Witness Agatutt Capt Lorerliie Marked for Dliclplliie CHICAGO Dee 31 Corporal John T i Worth Fourth Infantry statlaned at Fort Sheridan who among others testified againat I Levering In the tox1vatajIamU for allowed brutality mond iabeentaceil arre 1 f MjTYloI rtt0aoiijl rlaoniryu Icay and will bo called before the court at ItS next meeting It Is the general sup position among tho tollstcd men that on the pretense of this violation Ward will be reduced to time ranks as was Corporal Clarence New who was also a witness against Lovcrlng Time charge against Yard Is that ho permitted three prisoners to talk In tho guardroom STRUCK OIL A Hoosier Drlllliic lor Water Struck a Flue V aln of Oil S Cnowx POIXT Indi Dec 3lJ J Van Uuskirk of Medaryvillc while drilling for water has struck a good flow of oil of fine quality and quan tity The Indiana k Ohio Oil Co have Investigated the surrounding territory In Jasper county and have filed with the county recorder oil leases which cover several farms in tho vicinity of Mednryvllle Tho company will at once sink a number of wells and seek fofoll DREADFUL ACCIDENT A Prominent Citizen Shoots and Kills HU Father LOUISVILLE Ky Dec 31A special to time Times from CrawfordsvU1o Ind lays Yesterday morning at Linden Oren Stlngley a prominent citizen ac cidentally shot and killed lila aged father John Stlngley Mr Stlngley had started to leave time house with a rifle and In passing through a door time weapon was struck against tho casing and discharged tho load entering tho back of Ills fathers head as ho sat be tween his daughter and granddaughter DEATH TO THE AD Alleged Murderer SavedRESCUEI of a States DENVER Col Dec 31 alias E II Jones and Olal1uoyI Colorado penitentiary wanted isiaua for murder committed in 1883 will go scot free at the expiration of his term next week through an odd circumstance Goy Adams received A j telegram from tho Louisiana authorities yesterday stating that tho only witness the state had to convict Had ney of murder had tiled Application for extradition was withdrawn Urge the 1laclnr of the Indian Currency Upon a Gold Best Loacox Jan aThe Times in its financial article yesterday morning urges placing the Indian currency upon a gold basis as soon as possible for otherwise the mints must be ro openel1IWill Maintain the Statu Quo IIuoAPEStir Jan 3Time Hunga nan government has not formally Is aued decrees but by notes to Austria 4 has agreed to maintain tho statu quo provided Austria adheres to theI present reciprocity arrangements May Not Keplac TimeExpired Troops ConsTAHTiSorts Dec SlTho rep resentatives of the powers haTe refused to permit the Turkish government to replace 4600 timeexpired troops pf the bland of Crete IiyJIvsiMERU pages containing a catalogue ot about ttxthcut newspaper being all that rd credited b the Directory Decembere- dlt16111IJr 1897 whb having zegulsr Issuc of 1000 copies or more Also separate State maps of each and every State In time imaming those tOwns only him which iimre arelsslled newspapers hissing uofo than raoo circulation This book isiucd December J 807 will be tent pottage d to say address onreceipt of ones dollar Aldrss lIre Ceo P Co ia Spruce St New York Thirteen crimes were punishable bydeath when the Quetjn ascended the throne Today there are practically but twotreason an jnufderi d1 IJ i 114Iu tatj 1 r 1 Biliousnesscaused by torpid liver w tiloh III1o and lrmitafood to feracri n4 putrifjrin stomach Then followiUzzIncsf hoaua tw Hood 1111IIsrouse tlio liver cure heaihchniUzziniM con IlrnuHt1Ibe DR MENDENHALL H IMPROVED GILL AND IIER CUE TO CURE Il jOUAIlANTEEo FEVER Malaria In all Forms Tasteless NormS without the above picture and the signature ofJ O JlenJcnhall Prloo 5O cents at nil Dealers PREPARED ONLY DY O MENOENIIAXCV- AHSVILLE IND Sold by Gecrge King St Charles Ky Crabtree Coal Mining Ccmpanv llslty KentnckyI 4t Central R R TO Balifornial i 11IA TOURIST SLEEPING CW i tt LtUving Cincinnati and Louisville on i C R K astMNevy Orleans llrniled tram 3i VERVcJRDAVloTL trtJcroaUTTinl outchal1ceTbeYtfirlft J also connecim1 at New Orleans dally with Express Train for the Pacific Coast and on Tuesdays and Saturdays after January 4 1898 with th- eSunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving special brougb service to San Francisco Parttc larsof Agents of the I C R R and connecting lines G Hatch Dlv Put Agent Cincinnati John A Scott Dlv Pan Agent Memphis f AII Hanson GP A W A Kellend AQ PA Chicago Louisville f BEN T ROBINSON DRUGGISTs1cDDt1D11At Gap KCr1tUoky Always on hand a full and complete stock 61 DRUGS AND MEDICINES PER S FUMERY and TOILET ARTI CLES PAINTS AND OILS PrlYICISANS PRESCRIPTIONS v CAREFULLY CCfIOUNDED Sent Fre any person interested in hit ITo matters or who loves ani will send free upon ap Iplicationacopy of theCI AlUANCp organ Society Jn ad dition to itensely interesting read ing it contains a list ofjhe valuable and unusual premiums given by this paper Address TUB NATIONAL UUMANE ALLIANCE 410411 United Charities Ilalldlog NewVOrk GEORGE KlNGf D8Uccf8T c ST1CIIARLESI 1 KENTUCKY 1iIIuI Nice Line of Drugglsts Sundries 5 Prescriptions Carefully Compounded T Dont Use Druas unless you need them andihen only pure drugs such as are soldb responsible druggists We k epeonIV the best That la Ihe tinction to be looked for when the time comes that you neecj them Nowhere else will you so com a stock A good titt i begin tbatspringinediclne pi ST BERNARD IPRLQ 6TORE DUV AN HOPPER m nigerc Hote1 2 HwpmToHTTLuji1e MADISONVIIfEi i J1 1J Ii r i c 7 7 Ir ee p PAuLM MOORD Editor and Alattaiier =q BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANYI Incorporated Entered ibe Pcuollic ii Bsrllruton u Second run milter SUBSCRIPTION RATES tine Vurlftcilylnadunce Ii oo- sI MonttiI S- oThreeMontnl J5 SlnlteCoplel 1 Specimen copYetiniiiedfreionippilcallon parIs o ihe countf Address til tot partlculart THURSDAY JANUARY 6 1898 4 TilE Kentucky Legislature has organized and the grind of bills and politicians will begin AN Arkansas editor reading that a young lady kneads bread with her on We need wbread irIsubscribers in arrears dont pay up soon we shall need bread without any thing onc J H ELY colored of Todd county has been nominated for the position of Assistant Cloakroom Keeper for the Kentucky Lcgisla tureDemocratic A correspondent writes that many Democratic members have sworn never to vote for a negro for anything and now the question is Will any of these Democrats keep their swear and refuse to support the caucus nomi 1 neeIWE applaud the temerity of that West Virginia Teachers Institute which has adopted a resolution protesting against lithe habit of male teachers parting their hair in the middle The members of this Institute seem to be so genu ine and old fashioned that they might even be expected to protest against female teachers wearing1 their skirts parted in the middle if such was their habit 7 TilE last straw has been put upon the back of the man who is not a tetotaler for fear of a snake z bite It is now claimed that onlyt coal oil of smell and taste abomit nableand not bourbonis Happily however the odorous oil does not have to be taken internally The claim is that the rattlesnake poison is extracted by immersing the bite in oil But the ndJorcil1OLthiLl111r1 JS = not expect dJo elevate the selling price THERE is cotton in other coun tries than the United States Sta tistics show that during Brit ish rule the cotton crop of has doubled and now amounts to pIdIply and it is evident that ouii I own Southern states do not ply the world although they supplying large quantities of cloths to China and other coun Gtriesr ton as well as in other commodi t ties t4knowledgedthe bucket by advice of its attor neys Now when the M A I D S succeed in banishing thena cigarette from Owensboroand elsewhere when bourbon is given li a less exalted and less impend ing position in the life the song the story of Kentuck ians when feuds subside andti pussonal liberty sah becomes more modest Kentucky will go new gaitswhen these things come of to passI 3 COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS H CLAY EVANS has begun a worthyc fight against unworthy pe torneys out of which will doubt less come great good to the gov ernment and the people We greatly riiaritcountry and would rather see the government err on the side of sym 4pathy than otherwise But the great hoard of pension attorneys Gfraudget by procuring pensions tlTheCourier Journat tl The Governors is a feumentand plainly and if his recommen tl dations fail of legislative approval it will not be because their mean Sling is obscureGHe urges practical economy byw reformation of the system of crimi to nalexpenditures advises the aboli lion of the offices of Commissioner of Agriculture Register of the Land Office and Jailer insists that the management of the States charitable institutions shall be cal permanently freed of partisanship rcoachc bOnturnpike raiders he is especially inlawlessness Wt which however trrttieCanharyl ly be said to bet exaggerated he declares that liMiirtin law for Li suppression offyiolence against the roads is a failure indicates several respects in which he would have it amended and renews earnestly his recommendation that counties mode liable in damages for loss of life and property at the hands of mobs POSTAL SAVINGS BANK The Postmaster Generals Bill Favor With the Senators srnoxoFioiiT WILL DE MADE AGAINST IT A Suggestion to Promote Good Koadi and farmers Interests Washington D C January 3- IlIgBThe proposition for the establishment 01 postal savings banks in this country is meeting a good deal of quiet favc in Washington It is said in fact that the Postmaster Generals bill will stand a better chance in the United States Senate than any other of the financial mea ures proposed or likely to be proposed by the present national administration Yet it is predicted that there will be a strong fight oni iiwhenthat it will meet with manifest and determined opposition As it is an administration and Republican measure it is not hard to dc tcrminc where the opposition will develop but Gen Gary thinks the proposition so comparatively sim P so manifestly advantageous to the people of the country that he has great hopes of it enactment into a law He has studied all sides of the question and will doubtless make a strong presentation of his case when called upon by Congress to support the plan by facts and figures As ill example near at home he will probably show the excellent- workings of the system in Canada where with her five millions of people there were on deposit in postal savings banks a year over twentysix million dollars small accounts Gen Gary says that the States is behind other countries in this respect most civilized countries having postal savings systems thus giving an opportunity for the people of the poorer and medium classes to safely invest hard earned savings Inves tigation shows that this country is sadly in need of such an institu tion Private savings banks left the people of many large com munities and in some cases almost entire States without facilities whereby they may Invest their cash surplus The sole conven Jence he says which these people have cn3oyCIl and are to nay Is use acuity for exchange af forded by the moneyorder system of the Post Office Department As an evidence of this during the current year more than 52000000 piP200000000 was received and aid out Millions of money or ers were bought to be used by ofrfilretablishment of the postal banks and the receipt of deposits by the overnment is as to the invest which the Governmcnt- must adopt in order to pay a suitable interest on the depos its It is proposed to pay in- erest at the rate of 2 per cent r 24per cent and many people assume that the Government could not find proper investment for the oney deposited which would en ble it to pay that rate of interest Gen Gary on the other hand be eves that there will be no diffibculty whatever in investing deposits in firstclass securities which would not only pay the in- crest proposed but at the same nie enable the Government to reduce its expenses in other directions The interestbearing the United States is now about 635000000 andall of it bears 34 per cent or more If the deposits were invested in these secum ties it is evident that the Gay- rnmcnt would save the difference between the 2 or 25 per cent and b the 3 per cent or at least that payingThe Postmaster General has va ous other suggestions in regard investmentsOne suggestions how imprcsseditself scheme of General Stone the acting president of the League of ood Roads of America who pr- ooscstht the Government shall invest thedeposits in county bonds througboutthe various States the oney to be used in the construc on of good country roads The proposition seems a simple and l- easible one and one which will kely meet with great favor with farmers after its provisions are understood IIisbonds and sell them to the overnment and pay the same in rest on them to the Government paydepositorsTills interest would be more than met by the money which is annually used in working on country roads and keeping them in a passable condition The great advantagep apparent from this bonds is in the fact that the money would not leave the com at unity where it was deposited stead of going to large business- enters for investment as wouldn the case in the purchase her securities which have been a directlyinouh to the people of the l 1 r s i Carbuncles ICpAppoared Each Season Until llIoo WAS Purified With Hoods Stun parllla An Indolont Ulcer 01 For several years I was troubled with backeri turn the next summer I began taking Hoods Sarsnparllla and Lave never had any carbuncles since My little son Lad a fever and an indolent ulcer appeared on his left limb and spread halt way around it Our physician recommended a blood purifier end I gavo the boy Hooda HarEaparllla with gratifying results A- In 011 JVMES 1olkvllle Miss 01 1 hare been a great sufferer from mus cular rheumatism and in October began taking Hoods Sarsaparllla I continued its uso until January when I could go about as well as any one and I have had no acute pains since I W MlKNicK Grand Isle Louisiana Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sol by nil itrucgkts IrleOI six for 5 takeHood countyIbuilding of good roads is hardly to be estimated In many sections c the country the road facilities arc- so bad during part of the year that it is impossible to do any hauling or if hauling is attempted th farmer makes nothing but wages a cropdroads and prosperous csmmunitics go together The railroads arc willing and anxious to lend every effort to the construction of good roads hauling ballast and material at cost as it is to their interest t tap as large an area of the country as possible thus increasing their freight traffics NADISONVILLE Caucus Nominees for City Offices Chosen by the New Borrd Items of Interest About the County Seat The New Board of Councilmen and cityt apdC O Osburu Clerk D A MortonTreas urer William Beard City Attorney C H Slaton night policeman The salaries CityAttorneyMr R P Morris and family who recently came from Crofton to this city are now in charge of the New Belmont Hotel They are experienced hotel people having kept for sometime the Crofton hotel ofeProf W B Davis of Nebo and Miss JboardtQhaveE Church South has been postponed on IILbveiacet the assistance be had expected W E Asbby and S C Jennings are the new deputies that will n Sheriff Hank ins in the enforcement of law during his menIpeo that they will perform fearlessly the cf their office W C Hopewell baa sold out his stock tfCo1 D Martin avvails the confirmation of his appointment as Madisonvilles post master by the Senate but expects the con will be made very quickly I POOLE Elopements and Weddings of Young People and Deaths of Old Citizens Poole Jan 8 I come again with a New happyNewSince our last we have had IWIelope ments Mr B B Allen and Hattie Brown daughter of Mr H D Drown accompanied by Mr M B Crowley ands ltWilliams tjthatention of their names the brides were oth under sweet sixteen l3uckio Seelers eSWithin the last few days some of the counlryhaveUncle Noah Sparks of the Mt Lebanon thetSpencer of near Robards all well known by our people for many years Our new town officers were sworn in- esterday and Jeff Banister made Chair an of the Board a good choice The great call for houses now ought lo suggest the idea to some one to build a few ouss to rent Ham Allen and family of Critlenden county spent the holidays with us ST CHARLES Miss Late Cook of Drakesborough is visiting relatives here this week Ml Letcher Fox went to Hopkinsville Monday to enter school Masters Rexie and Barton McEuen reo turned to Hopkinsville Monday and will continue in school at that place Mr Taylor Cranor spent Saturday and Sunday in the country Miss Ida McGregor of Princeton is visiting relatives here this week Mr Will Rice and his sister Miss Effie who has been visiting at this place the past week returned home Sunday Miss Pearl Cannon of Kellys Is visit eg friends and relatives here this week Miss Florence McGregor returned home Thursday from a visit to friends at Earl ington Rev J W Crow filled his regular ape polntment at the M E church Sunday Mr I N Day of Dawson was In town MondayMr Ring went to Madisonvitle Monday to be sworn in as Police Judge of this place Mr Tom Wbitford of Earlington and Miss Elvle Edgar of this place were mar ried Sunday night at the residence of Mr Bill Davis Rev Crow officiating The Ball given at Foxs store house last Friday night was a success in every roo pect Another willbe given at the same lace Saturday night A supper will be given at Foxs new store the ladles of the Christian Churchbthis place Proceeds will be the benefit of the church Miss Jouelle Galloway entertained Mondayightwas certainly a pleasant affair to all who I Dr Ottoa Spruce Guru Bnlism tUo most plellall t and reliable remedy torcouguis colds croup sod all soreness ot the thrOII chest anO- ongs LLre bo tle 25c IIDd roc JCIIRISTIANSN1YiO1FICERS i j omd Icluls who Begin their Duties with the New Year i News of Special Interest over the County p KEPRESEXTATIVE I IfDR ANDREW SARGENT Dr Andrew Sargent whose picture is herewith presented is our present Repre sentative In the General Assembly of Ken physiciantwho will be beard from later at Frankfort J J BARNES SUGKIFF A Republican since the days of Lincoln formerly Chairman Republican Committee yearslivedcountyJChristian Democrat Too much cannot be said in praise of him COUNTY CHAIRMAN J J I a A It ANDERSON o A H Anderson an old war horse and 1chosenRepublican Committee succeeding W T Fowler resigned Judge Anderson also Steward at the Western insane Asy lum I COUNTY JUDGE I I I or POLK CANSLERSPolk Cansler was a Union soldier in the- o t civil war Dora and reared in the Consolation neigbboroood porthCbristian Sev eral years ago he engaged in the livery table business in this city Was elected the long term of the Legislature He a up his voice from every billtop In f campaign of 1890 The Democrats c heaven and earth to defeat him putting up Mr James Forbes their strongiman against him Mr Cansler was d by a majority of 357 COUNTY CLERK 1 JOHN PROWSE Jno Irowse reelected to this his third term has made an excell nt Clerk and lcandidatethan anybody 4 CIRCUIT CLERK J MAT STARLING Ethecally acknowledged him to be the best pCanASSESSOR J A llOYD i Of Kelly another north Christian formerly a Justice of the peace for several years a leaf tobacco dealer Iboroug ily fa tniliar with property and Its value a competent man 44 it SCHOOL upr MISS KATIE MDANIEL Reelected Three years ago she de feated Prol S L Frogge who was the I most popular Democratic official the county ver question she is the est school superintendent the county ever bad In recent election a special effort was i made to deeat her Put notwithstanding the had to defeat her Democratic rival and lnJheprimaryelected the second largest majority ofi any candidate on the ticket 4 a WILLIAMSONjI rllejl J j efhlcialsthenatured Tom as cverybody calls him songIne SURVEYOR DAVID ANDERSON CountySurveyor1hla excellent qualifications and ability to peopleoftaithlulness CORONER JAS ALLENSWOKTII COL Reelected has matte a good Coroner The only man who ever made any money out of Ibe office The Democrats did not nominate a candidate against him p COUNTY ATTORNEY 0 II ANDERSON Elected to his second term Otho is a vigorous prosecutor and a terror to evil doers He has been closely identified with the political leaders of Christian county and the State He Is a son cIA H An derson present steward at the Western In sane Asylum A firmly established able young lawyer with a prosperous business and a host of friends I ole The County Hoard of Supervisors is in session this week busy revising the Assess ors books The members of the board IFGarnettT Rodsera and Peter Postell Jr Prisoners from the workbouse have been clearing Hopkinsville streetswork for them best suited to the good of the city Miss Jennie Johnson of Howell and Mr J W McGehee of Ringgold Tenn atNewappointeddruggistGardiner He ia brother of W T Fowler late chairman of the Christian County Republican committee He succeeds Herman Palis resigned recentIy North American Trust Co of New York Miss Mary Gregory daughter of Mr L neighborhoodMrOak Grove were married yesterday at the Longview Methodist church The estate of Dr Ben S Wood de ceased is estimated at from 40000 to SGoooo the whole of which was left to his wife by will He carried life insurance policies amounting to z8 coo iopklnsvilleLodgeChas IL Graves W M Alex Cox S W O Cook J W W T Tandy Treas T Hanberry Tyler W II Porter S D I F Campbell J D Frank W Ouckner and Jno Edmunds Stewards Miss Lida B Garnet and Mr Robt W yesterdayRev WJRing former pastor of Ihe church at Hopskinsville has gone to Oxford lake charge of a church thereeTuesday morning a special term of the newly elected Fiscal Court the following placef0housemanager John Martin road supervisors delinquenttax Wsbut the indications are tztt the ments will stindv as m madtMr Twi5 has gone to Flori TwymanMsl nt of Hopkinsville alter a service covering of the last 25 years He was a good cQUial and a public servant faithful to the interests intrusted to hire Much of the credit claimed by Hopkins townIjusticeIfpport the Democratic nominee in his rd last fall and his retirement is due to mis political mistake He has been succeeded by his nephew Mr Joe K Twy man Hopkinsville Kentuckian 4rParmhouse Uurns HppVmsville Jan zA laJge farm house burned this morning at Howell It- tcaught while Wallace Embrys family were af breakfast Embry yesterday sold the place to Peter Adair and was preparing to move out today to give possession Loss expectedhatf the property a T rry0rllln Hopkinsville Dec 30lames Terry prominent and wealthy Hopkins county daughterfat the Shaw House in this city this morn ng by Dr George Davis The couple left D immediately for their future home near EmpirecCalled to llopklnivllle Nashville Teen Jan zThe Rev Mt3 Dewitt of this city has been called the pastorate of the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Hopkinsville Ky lie has accepted the call and wilt enter upon the discharge of his duties January 15 BAINBRIDGE JOTTINGS Christmas has come and Rone and thealittle boys and girls have laid down toys and the grown people have laid away thoroughfarmersthan ever before Rivenbyber of people from Ax were in attendance and everybody saId It was tbe best enter tainment they ever attended during Christ mas Rev M Mellon of Crofton vicinity has Wasting Children can be overcome in almost alt cases y the use of Scotts Emulsion of Hypopohitesis a scientific fact that codliver oil is the most digestible oil in ex stencc in SCOTTSEMULSION is not only palatable but it is readyrorvatem wHitthesupply a food not only for the tissues of body butLfor the bones and andwill build up the CIiiJ- w a fooddesnourishmentaB sure you get SCOTTS Emulitoo Sc c that tp mm and art on the wrippciy All dniggtitt 5oc and zoo SCOTTS BOWNE CheroUt jrN WVoik B THE arlington People I GREETING S Jm t I fiWITH Best Wishes for the Holidays and New Yearb I desire to acknowledge with gratitudc your J flE very liberal patronage in itself a proof to us of your con it4 fidence and esteeem and to extend to you our sincere bit I I assurance of future good faith and solid value in our of U jtj t 4 fenngs for tile coming year As in the past we will en A p deavor to furnish the best goods at fair and honest prices tt fi fAt r c 5a V r rv c oroo J U Begin RightL iIt youbuydollars you spent for it every day you possess it We have no poor mean goods in our store Everything the moneys worth most abundantly You will be glad you bought it here and you will come ag- ainaiI Bernard General 810fI JAS K RASH Manager vwwvvwww fvvvuvvuvvvw vwTvF lit ome pigs that weighed eighteen pounds at ne month old Mr Editor If your read ra can beat that let me know by return issue We have a prayer meeting In our neighborhood that has been carried n every week for at least twenty years and It is very flourishing still Rev Dupin the preacher in charge of tbe Hopklnsvilla work will preach at chapel every second Saturday and in each month Bro Sbeffer tbe preacher In charge of he WflHonla circuit will preach at Cave Springs church next Saturday and Sunday Your correspondent made hU return yesterdayvisit Mr John Lanier of this community moved two miles west of Crofion tail Thursday Mr Lanier has made us a good citizen and his removal was greatly regretted May luck and prosperity crown Ihe organ of the Second Congressional Districts the wish of SALAMAGONDI CROFTON New Year 1808 The Spring term of W K Grays school begins Jan 17 Miss Maggie Hendrix of Nashville spent the holidays with her relatives at placeW Keith Frank Aihmore P Keith James and Ernest Collins started to CollegeMonday Miss Essie Day has just returned from visit in Earlington The house of Mr Dixon Williams was burned near here Thursday Loss 800 insured for hoo There was a ball at the hall Friday night al SaturdayightDr S H Williams of this place was alled to attend Toe Lyle of trull Hill who was kicked on the bead last Friday by mule The Doctors examination showed hat theecull was not fractured as was at first supposed MrrJ M Taylor and Miss Francis this place were married here on last Monday morning The Sioux Indian Herb Company gave- two performances at this place Monday nd Tuesday nights Good shows and large crowds ouogfarmerplished daughter ofMr O B Griffin were married at Hopkinsville Friday Night Watchman West thought he heard a burglar breaking in a store Wednesday night but when be investigated the case it was a large dog prowling about COSSIP FROM TIlE GAP Many Weddings Consummated and flore to Follow WILL KIMMONS IS IMPROVING Dr A W Davis of Louisville and Dr Dr R C Nichols of Richmond Va a schoolmate spent the holidays here Mrs John Long of Madisonville is visiting relative here g Mesdames Clara Grasty and Kittle Pickering have returned to Evansville after a visit here Miss Lena Dixon of Dear Springs JIMrs Coleman and children visited 1Hthe fam Ben T Robinson last week Mrs W R Coil and daughter Irene spent several days in tow Jast week Mrs Jli Williams spent several day at Crofton last week visiting her parents We are glad to note that Will Kimmons is getting along nicely Weddings well I should smile W D Courtney to Miss Fannie Warren W B wope to Miss Delia Honefleld Dan ovsn to Miss Blanche Slsk Boyd South rd to Miss Pearle Dell and another soon lo follow Ask Taylor and then I think e will have Moore We extend them all bur best wishes and trust that the unions consummated may prove a blwting fo lt concerned Mrs Mattie Hewlelte of Caldwell county is visiting the family of MrG rowningtv i t- L t TO NEW YEARS clfr ft- Our ij Stock is replete with Merchandise from which an DaughterBrother Our Clothing Stock is in splendid shape Mens Suits from 300 up to 1S60 800MensOur Stock of 3 3 MENS LADlES AND CHILDRENS SHOES leadershipinWELL and WEAR WELL OurUnderwearStockIs still in fair shape you will save money by coming to us t for your Underwear SEE OUR Mens 25 cent Undershirt Drawers to match SEE OUR Mens 50 cent Undershirt Drawers to match SEE OUR Mens Wool Underwear from 750 toISO garment SEE OUR Ladies 25c Fleeced Vest Pants to match SEE OUR Ladies 500 Onetta Union Suit SEE OUR Ladies STOO Oneita Union Suits v SEE OUR Childs 250 Drop Seat Union SuitcSEE OUR Choice Selection Holiday Umbrellas i e SEE OUR Endless Line Gentsand Ladies Handkerchiefs Our 5 and sac hemmed or embroidered handkerchiefs wilt surprise you Dont pass us by if you need anything iiv our line we will save you money i BISHOP COMadisnyIky YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT BORING S1VIITHSSCIIOO- LMDIONVILL E IY M VIII be Opined at the Normal Building for Ibe Reception of Pupils it Monday January 3 ri 1898 bo1o c TERMS PER SEASON 0F20 VEK t First Second and Third Reader Grades 6 00Remainder of Common School Curriculum t gOO Above Common School Cirriculum 12 OO Onehalf payable at the middle of the term and tbe remainder at the close of the term We pledge our best efforts to give the public one of the BEST arid CffJSAPJSST olsin western Kentucky HANSON BORING THOS H SMITH N BGood board Can be had with private families at 2 to 250 per week HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let it stand twentyfour hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen It is positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pains in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There Is a comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root the great kidney remedy fulfills every kidneysliverpassages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding uric in passing it or bad effects following use of or beer and overcomes that unpleasant nee manytimeeSwampRoot mostdlelrlyou should have the best Sold ge isiprlce fitly cents and one dolariFor sentfreeKilmertltor ol paper gaurantie thQ genuine InMtof this offer JI I WE HAVE THEM H CELEIrlrjsZaWAIT IsFortis I It support for the chi1 hClothing perfect freedom and comfort for the body They come cheap It is economy and comfort to buy the E Z Waists f BwMrd Guiiral Stirs Iiu churct1111sI j1 iriiir 23g3ubustvj we rlvef LOCAL NEWS f Misses Eula O1dhaj and Don Wood were in Morton Gap Tues 1cIay M I P Farnswortw and fami1 of Hcndersoni vifte Yreiativcg here this wek i Miss LaurjLigoh spent last I WILigonMr Frank Petit bf Philadel phia an old Mend of Mr John B Atkinson is a guest of the latter Misses Leli and Emmerino Wil son of Madiaonvillc spent a few days wjindshere last week ar J e L Phillips who is attend others Business Col I Green spent last parents here I e returned this tt Hopkins LwLrnIIg H vis- fi a- I lied an Iii Jat John M tlic beautiful I eentire satisfac f Madisonville en epkinsville installing ft battery of new boilers at tho Western Insane Asylum He re turned home Tuesday night rMisses Ruth Cooper and Lillie Pike of Union county two charming young college Misses are visit lag their schoolmates Misses Pauline Davis and Bettic Victory I 1 1I It is said that Conductor Will Bramweli will take a through run I vfittctiillao St Louis and 39 yctbd JT hVille Less t side Park hon the Hop rare pay and a y r aJL4tJ iln Dorchester Mass on n3 Charles Hunt rlage six months son of I DrA W Jackson formerly of this ce- Thffnhny friends here sincerely grieve with Dr Jackson and his family in the loss of their dear little y son h Queer Titles I A very peculiar text letter used for titles in a popular religious song book of the day produces seine amusing titles that may be read two ways and of course the ludicrous suggests itself first e t the singer Glancing through thta book the other day we met t tt fottftwmg Ncarcrrct nearer sc iittW in order to decor911sqi2 id I ole stand not all the day l wkiotfiepfoperly not nn admonition Afflicted at one named Jolc but a iMtmWtf for n general warning TUitt lazy bones and should rcad mt stand not all the tiny glfe taste in selecting type or of printing spoils many a jK of work t 1 Matrimonial f i Cards have been rccciwd hero 1 MMuncing the marriage of Miss J4ary Charles Walker and Mr 1 Oiarles Edward Dallam Monday timing January 7th at St Pauls Zpi copal Church Henderson pOn Tuesday the aist nIt Mr J p arden of Olmstead Kywas L MMried to Miss Sallie I sit Nebo The ceremony was per termed at the residence of the lfa brides parents Elder r H Teel officiating Wednesday December 22 Mr Henry West Miss Sutton of St Charles were married in theI t presence of a large number of I friends Rev I H Teel officiating A vlry tastily arranged wedding occurred at Nebo Wednesday December 29th Mr W TBar ron one of the most respected and honorable young men of Hopkins county and the accomplished Miss Agness Hoffman of Nebo were made happy by Eld I H Ted speaking the words that made them legally husband and wife After t the wedding the delicacies of the season were served in the artistic allydecorated dining room of the The Navy Department claims to have unearthed the author of theI Good Friday letter Building booms are developing S in two or three Kentucky towns M Teachers Money Teachers wages are lower than usual this They must cut i theirezpenscsin every way Those j ho expect to attend school this yeatwiltdo so at Hanson where the ratesretJae lowest to be found in the state Three teach ersoifet espial advantages in all courses Write for particulars to PrintE Mctifiley county examiner Hanson Ky SAVED LIVES AND PROPERTY Andy Hawkins Flags a Fast Freight Train and Prevents- a Wreck AndyHawkinssome years has been in the employ of the St Bernard Coal Co at this place discovered a horse in a tres tie near the old Fleming mineS and quickly preparing a torch flagged a fast fruit train north bound probably saving lives and much property Andy lives near the curve and while at supper heard the horse struggling m the trestle and went promptly to see what was the mat thoughtfulnesshe was most warmly thanked by the train crew whose lives he had probably saved W H Leahy was conductor and engineer Car ney was at the throttle Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward lor any case of Catarrh that can nol be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CIIENE Co Props Toledo 0 JCheneyhim honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out aOJ obligations made by their firm DruggistsToledoWALDINO KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous perboUlemenials free Halls Family Pills are the best An Announcement L O Brtimfield formerly editor of the Hopkinsville Banner wIll open a grocery in the Moayon Block second door from the post office next Saturday morning Will be glad to see his old friends of the Banner The Greatest Discovery Yet W M Repine editor Tiskilwa Ill Chiefaays We wont keep bouse without Dr RIngs New Discovery for ExperImeoted KingsNewlake its place in our home as in it we have- a certain and sure cure for Coughs Colds Whooping Cough etc Ills idle to ex periment with other remedies even if they KloRSNewbecause this remedy has a record of cures and besides Is guaranteed II never falls io satisfy Trial bottles free at St Her nard Drug Store The growth of girls is greatest in their fifteenth year of boys in their seventeenth Consumption can often be prevented by giving early attention to a cold whether slight or severe A cold quickly disappears when Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey For sale RarhingtonGeorge A man who wanted to borrow Io- nd give his note for a year was one of the applicants at a KocUland Me Dank To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the monetif it fails to Cure 3jc For sale Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky Colorado expects to receive not less than JGoooooo from the States big fruit crop this year the greatest the Centennial State has ever known Dot Toburo Spit smi Huolt tour Lit Anir To quit tobacco easily and forever be mar etle full ot life nenreond vigor take NoTo lisa the wonderworker that makes weak men strong All drugslitstOeortl Cure ruano teed Dooklet and sample tree Address Wrllni Remedy Co Chicago or New York Tramps are getting unusually desperate in portions of the State They are killing hogs and young beeves to stop the pangs of hunger BUcklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Totter Chapped Hands Chilblains posltlvelyguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or noney Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store The Postoffice Department will extend the rutal free delivery ser vice as soon as the necessary ap propriation can be obtained All claims for Dr Dells Pine Tar Honey are substantiated by the reports from those who have used it Coughs colds incipient onsumptioo and all bronchial affections- are the diseases in which It is especially ef ficaclous For sale by St Bernard Drng Store Earlington George King St barles The Paducah Elks are already arranging for their big excursion to New Orleans in May- Everybody Sass So Cascareta Candy Cathartic tho most won derZUI medical of UIO age pleas ant Dud refreshing to the taste act gently and on and bowels cleansing the enUro system colds- curo headaoho lever constipation IU1d biliousness Please buy and a taaC today 1 10 3560 cents Holdand guaranteed to cure by alt druggists There is again talk of organizing the Pcnnyrile Baseball League next year ANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE relponllLIeand Position iteidjr Refer envelopeThe It is well nigh a certainty that Lexington will have a new theater To Cure Constipation forever Take Cascarets lao or 2Se If O C Co fall to cure druggists refund money II AHW CATHARTIC Lk CURECOHSTIMnOli 7 1 0 f MJLATt THE l Si DRMflStt ALL fIHOC ha CaNt iMrII 7iMMIw VN MMiirrWi aiaiw I 14 tMlkt 1HfU iTSBUSfl MCXMT t 4 1i MII- a f fi J WltLIEBQURLUID KILLED Endeavoring 16 Jump on a Mov iuigTraln In the Barling 1tonYards e HW DEATH WAS 1NSTANTANIOU Tues my night within a few minutes of midnight Willie Bourland a popular and lovable Earlingtoi boy just merging into manhood met a sad and violent death being crushed and instantly killed be tween a running train and tile pas senger platform at this place He was trying to jump on a moving caboose followed by other cars missed his hold caught the rail ing about the caboose platform and was thrown between the mov ing cars and the platform Hii death was instantaneous Willie had been employed as night caller for the L N railroad for sometime past Just before the acci dent he and Artie Bcall and Deglan McGrath both the1atte boys younger than Willie heard the switch engine coming and all ran out to get a ride Willie was first to try and he was killed before the eyes of the other boys Willie Bourland was a son of Mr and Mrs J C Bourland and was born July 30 1879 He was a sunny faced friendly boy of cheery disposition lull of vigorous good health and good humor His lather who was for years the hon ored and trusted town marshal of Earlington and a terror to evil doers died in June 1887 Willies death leaves his mother and two sisters Miss Minnie teacher in the Earlington public school and Miss Alice who for several years has been a compositor in THE BEE office H CBourland of Earling ington and W E Bourland ol Dixon arc uncles of the deceased The funeral services were held at the residence on Farren Avenue yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock conducted by Rev C C Hall and the interment at Earlington Cemetery after the arrival of the 4 oclock train whi h brought Mr Bourland of Dixon and Mr DavIs of Evansville both uncles of the deceased The bereaved family have the deepest sympathy of the whole community This Tells Where Health May be Found And that Is more important than making money H your blood is impure Hoods Sursaparilta Is the medicine for you It cures scrofula salt rheum rheumatism catarrh and alt other diseases originating in or promoted by Impure blood pad low state of the system Hoods Pills are easy to take easy to operate Cure sick headache Celebration at Cadiz Cadiz Ky Jan i xSgSTlie colored citizens of Trigg county met in the Second Baptist church for the purpose of celebrating the day in which the emancipation the slaves of the United State went into effect Despite the in clemency of the weather the crowd was largo and enthusiastic The meeting was presided over by Rev Terry with Prof Bockman as secretary Miss Effie Thompson read the Proclamation of Emancipation n D Watkins delivered an ad dress on the Life of Lincoln Jhat set the house wild with applause G W Darden delivered- an address on a chapter in slavery Prof J E Perkins on the leaders of men and many other addresses were delivered among which was that of Dr McRidley favoring the three trustee system arguing that the office of trustee is the only Elective office in Kentucky that a colored man might hold unmolest cd end if it is abolished he will have no control of hisown schools The house passed a resolution to memorialize the legislature to retain the three trustee system and adjourned to meet January ist 1899 OLD TRIGO MR STABLER SAYS Local Treatment for Catarrh Does No Good Mr E MStabler Payne Ohio writes I bad catarrh of the bead I tried a local atarrb remedy and It did me no good I tIled two different catarrh snuffs and they did me no good I tried a catarrh balm and It did me no good our home doctor and his medicine did me no goop I tried a Fort Wayne doctor and be did me no good I gave them all up for they were doing me no good All they were after was my money and they got it and that was all they wanted Then I got a Peruna Almanac I read litall through and saw that Peruna was highly recommende for catarrb I took eight bottles and they cured me sound and well I am fifty nine years old and I can do a good days work right along I think Peruna is the best medicine that was ever got up for catarrh I think every one that has catarrh should use It as I believe h will do the same for others as it has done for me Send to the Peruna Drug Manufactur lug Company Columbus Ohio for Dr Hartmans free book on catarrh Ask your druggists for a free Peruna Almanac for 1898 A Kentucky man has married the granddaughter of the girl whe refused him Better Than A Klondike Cold Mine Good health Is priceless when once lost When you hays II slight or cough Invest JJc In a bottle of Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Hal tarn the returns are greater a half liiltrei I health nan AJaikagoldlUlneluaoldCII auol tiny lost NoToBno for Fifty Vents Guaranteed tobacco habit euro makes weak men Itronll blood pure 600 SlAn druggists Minnesota has established State Schools of Agriculture for girls To Cure a Coldin one Day Take Laxative Bromo QuinInFabIeti All Druggists refuful tlleIDOfIeY 1f it fall to C re25c a- iL5I I MllJLWElRLo Of Lebanon Tcnn Formerly of This County is Burned Out 3rThefireofpIerce Wilson on East Main street in Lebanon thirty miles from Nashville last midnight destroyed eight of the principal business houses in the town The losses aggragate 75000 insurance 70000 Mr J L Weir formerly of Hopkins county Kentucky and a brother of W H Weir of Han- Ky doing a large merchandise business here for some years was burned out with qthcrs Mr Weirs loss is not great He had 18000 insurance and saved about 4000 of his stock IndlgesalanWm H Penn chief clerk in the railway mail service at Des Moines Iowa who writes It gives me pleasure to testify to the merits of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For two years I have suffered from Indigestion and am subject to frequent attacks of pain in the stomach and bowels One or two doses of this remedy never falls to give perfect relief byStT Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Mr D J Hefferman who will be one of Sheriff Bells deputies was presented with a gold watch by his associates in the L N shops where Mr Hefferman wa em ployed for twenty years Louisville Post Walter R Hill bas been appointed Trav cling Freight Agent of the Louisville Henderson St Louis railroad effective i His headquarters will be in Louisville Mr Hill is a brother of Mr Edgar Hill of the same road and was formerly agent of the Merchants Dlspttch at Evansvllle Cloverport Ky Dec 30The new Texas depot which has lately been com pleted was robbed last night rf booty worth S 40 No clew to the robbtry has yet beenascertained The following arti cles were taken One package containing two overcoats and a dress coal two pack ages of medicine and a Grocery drummers valise The case drawer was torn open but no money secured Supt Martin will inspect the St Louis and Henderson divisions this week for the first time When a new man takes charge on a rail road changes generally occur and this week much anxiety is felt among the rail road boys cn this and the St Louis divi sionDispatcher Jorgenson of the Illinois Central now located at Paducab made relatives a visit here last week Claude Smith was installed agent at Slaughtersville last Friday Claude is a good boy and is the right one for the placeMaster of Trains Devney spent several days at Nashville last week on business of great importance to the railroad company Section foreman Dearing was a caller on foreman Henry last Sunday After spending a week with relatives and friends at Guthrie and other points Oper ator Fawcett returned to work on the 1st It was a foregone conclusion that the people of Nashville would not vote In favor of tbeteloro noIhoCfIlWlordlraalro mtbovutxttnyD1 the railroad boys many of them not cven registering so they would be allowed a voteSome of the Tennessee officials have evidently an eye open for business Nol satisfied with raising the tax on railroads several hundred thousand dollars per year they had the gall to ask the city of Nash vile to vote 300000 for another railroad that they might then prey upon Conductor J D Harris after spending a vacation among friends and relatives at Lexington is back again at work Douglas OBrien son of foreman L II OBrien has gone back to school in Alabama There is said to be a love affair back of that trouble that took place between two of the railroad boys last week Yard switchman Spencer is back from a visit to relatives at Owensboro and Rob ardsClay Wooldridge visited relatives and friends at Crofton on the 1st Brakeman Rosser who felt from a car and was severely injured sometime ago Is now able to be up and on the road to re coverySupervisors Sullivan and Davis were called to Evansville last week to assist the roadmaster in making out monthly and yearly reports On account oi the holidays business was not so good last week but the prospects are bright for the future Drakeman McDaniels who recently bad ImprovIng although they have been compelled to take out part of the bone Last Sunday night as brakeman Weber was in the act of making a coupling be tween two cars at Henderson his foot was was caught between two rails and be was thrown under the wheels and instantly killed The unfortunate man was one of Conductor Leacbeys crew and was the second one the crew to be injured that day The other man fell from a car but escaped without serious injury George Greer who has been acting in the capacity of an engineer on the Louis ville Henderson St Louis road was today appointed as traveling engineer for the road This office is just inaugurated Greer is popular and deserving of the pro motion Louisville Post The Evansville Terre Haute has just completed the filling of the great washout that occurred at Hazelton on March 10 and which caused a wreck In which several lives were lost Ten thousand carloads of dirt nave been dumped into the space and the work has been going on without inter ruption day and night Before the wash out the opening for While river was 1084 feet in width now it is 1584 In making the improvement a heavy grade at that point bas been done away with Chicago Dec 30The Railway Age makes the following statement of receive 1897No so few roads cr so small a mileage confessing in solvency while compared with the record for any one of five years immediately preceding 97 the list of receiverships in the last year is surrrisinglysmall In respect to the number and capital involved In 1803 no less than seventy four companies with 29340 miles of road and r7811000000 of bonds and stock de faulted In their obligations and were turned over to the control of the courts In the year 1894 the number of similarly unfor tunates roads was eighteen their mileage was 1537 and their capitalization less than 93000000 In 1890 the number of roads was thirtyfour the mileage 5441 capital ization 275597000 The Dig Four beginning January r will I require nil firemen rear brakemen yard firemen and switchmen to carry regulation watches Pure blood Is absolutely accessary for perfect health floods the S oae true blood purifier and great heilth giver I fflI M j OUy OFFICIALS Fti 1 The i Old Board Becomes new1 Againn4Beglns the Bust- S ofsthe New Year No Change in City Of ficers Clerks Statement of IheCCIty Financial AltaffsJ I The old Board of Councilmen for the City of Earlington met Monday night closed its business for 1897 and adjourned In a few minutes Police Charles Cowell was introduced with ceremony aId hewitha few well selected oathes administered officially of course made the old Board new again and the new Board convened with Mayor Burr in the chair to transact the busi ness of its first meeting All members of the Board were present and sworn except Mr Jno B Atkinson who was out of the city Frank B Arnold was reo elected City Treasurer and Paul M Moore was reelected City Clerk Both were present and of fered their bonds in iooc eachwhich were pronounced sat isfactory and they were sworn in andentered at onco upon the duo ties of their offices John T Bar nett was reelected City Marshal The reports of the various of Ficals were presented and approved by the Council The report of the City Clerk showing the receipts and disbursements of the city for the year below giving an itemized and tabulated statement of the Citys financial affairs Some things are interesting to note by comparison with the previous year One especially The fines collected during the year 1897 much more than double in amount those collected in 1896 Now note the almost insignificant amount expended less than 35 for rock pile expense and credit the increase in collections to the wholesome fear the boys entertained of the rock pile and the story is tpld Another item of interest it the very small amount expended for extra Police force during the year only h750- and Earlington is noted for its good order Some material street improvements have been made notably the new crossings at corner of Main and Robinson and the paving work in front of the Parochial School building The new iron bridge on Vest Main will be put in place in a short while and wil be an improvement of whichour people will be proud Financial statemcntjcity Earl ington for year 1897 Receipts Cash in Treasury Janu ary u 1897 11301 Taxes Collected during sear 8g dl9JJ zef i55oYe31880Year 197003 Fines collected during year 30800 Peddlers License 800 Lot in cemetery sold to John lIarland 1000 1otal receipts 24090 Disbursements T o monthssalary CVty Marshal 48000 Mayors Salary1 i 5000 Treasurers Salary 4000 C1k Salary y 6300- vuncilmenc Attendance 10200 Chty Physician 5000 City Assessor 5880 Refund sundry tax and fines 2310 Insurance Public Build- Ing 3000 Balance for Assessors services previous year 5 31 Printing and Publishing Charter Ordinances Health Board supplies Poll Books etc 9985 Street and Bridge Im provement 26052 Extra Police on Special Days 2750 Removing Dead Animals 500 Rock Pile Expense 3418 Legal Expense 15000 Charity6069Electric 1897 67500 Total Disbursements 321194 Balance in hand of City Treasurer January 3d 1898 19709 PAUL M MooRE City Clerk A Clever Trick It certainly looks like it but there is realty no about it Anybody can try It who has Lame Back and Weak Kidneys Malaria or nervous troubles We mean he can cure himself right away by taking Electric Bitters This medicine tones np the whole system acts as a stimulant to be Liver and Kidneys is a blood purifier and nerve tonic It cures constipation Headache Fainting Spells Sleeplessness and Melancholy It is purely vegetable a mild laxative and restores the system to Its natural vigor Try Electric Bitters and be convinced that they are a miracle worker Every bottle guaranteed Only 5cc a bottle at St Drug Store Merchants are expecting a good years business THE BURLINGTONS NEW OBSERVATION VESTIBULED TRAINS The most complete daily trains In the West for all classes of travel are just out of the Burlington shops These are trains Nos 15 and 16 between SI Louis and Kansas City SI Joseph Colorado and Montana These are vestibuled throughout oith the handsome wide observation Pintsehlighted vestibules The chair cars have oak and mahogany finish Pintsch light and courteous free porters service The latest productions of compartment sleepers between St Louis and Kansas City offer the exclusiveness of drawing rooms without addi tional berth charges fiese are Ihe only wide vestibuled trains from SI Louis to Kansas City and Denver These are also the trains from St Louis St Joseph and Kansas City for all travel via the Burlingtons short Northwest Main Line to Montana Washington Tacoma Seattle etc V EDWARD ELLIOT Lv AVAKELEV Manager General Pats AgU St JisepbMo it St Lout1 Mo 4 I w r Ayers Cherr Pectoral j costs more than other medl J clues Hut then it cures more ij than other medicines Most of the cheap cough medicines merely palliate they afford local and tempt f rary relief Ayers Cherry J Pectoral does not patch upor palliate It cures Asthma Bronchitis Croup j Is Whooping Cough and every other cough will when other v 9 remedies fall yield to Ayersor Cherry Pectoral It has n record of 60 years of cures Send for the Ourebook I free J 0 Ayer 00 Lowell Mass DOWN IN THE MINES dayforwere found In line on that day here We hear that Ernest Rash will be the new bookkeeper for the Hecla Coal Company for the ensuing year Secretary Ceo C Atkinson was down to Nashville the past week looking after the interests of his company The tip at the old South Diamond mine has been torn down and no more coalwill be loaded there for shipment When a railroad company of West Vir ginia moves five thousand cars of coal in one week it indicates that there must be some great coal mines In that State Simon Fegan a machine man at Hecla madea fine record with a machine last Friday night cutting one hundred and hve feet This we believe is the best work done yet by one of the machines in a single night appointeesforfeel uneasy not knowing what step will be taken by the present legislators for or against their confirmation but we venture to say action taken will be favorable to them fhe Illinois miners in some parts of the State have thus far fAiled to adjust differ ences existing between them and the Opt erators but as a strike now would have about the same effect as a twoedgedsword cut both ways no trouble Is feared Since last June the St Bernard Company have made a most remarkable record dayII I can show up with this thtitn tIFXttOI1flfl th5 aV- proacbofaevere winter weaiber madgh coal dealers clamorous lot coal las Icily and so great was the demand tba orders were not filled promptly Weigher James Fegan says the shipments ofcdke for the months of November and December amounted to about thirtynine hundred tons each month which is certainly a good showing for the Earlington coke works The trouble with the coal operators the past week bas been the scarcity of coal to fill orders which have piled up on them This week as the holidays are over they expect to do better as more men will return to work China possesses the largest and richest coal mines in the world which are destined some day to playa great role in the worlds history The mines in the ShansI province alone are estimated by Prof Richthofen to contain 630000000 tons Exchange Mr Wilson who has for the past few years been Inlhe employof the Hecla Coal Company as bookkeeper severed bis con nection with said company and will find employment elsewhere All who know him him as a good compctant man and wish him success wherever he goes One of the greatest coal companies In Hopkinsthe only great gold mining company In the South has likewise been organized there and so the county continues to lead all others In the state on the organization of mining companies of importance Engineer James Kilroy of Hecla has an offer from a western coal company which promises him a good position Ic take charge of an electric plant James Is a good steady worker and will make a success wherever be goes but we donl want to part with him He has also been offered a good place as fireman on one of the northern roads but so far he has aCt cepted none of the offers Louisville Ky January iIt looks now as if an English syndicate will really acquire control of the rich coal mines in Eastern Kentuckymitofwhicliare owned here These mines belong to the Dlrdeo Jellico Coal Company the Main Mountain Company the Wooldridge Coal Company and the Proctor Coal Mining Company The mines are on the Louisville and Nash ville and Cincinnati Southern Railroads and are easily accessible They produce coal which is equal to the Pittsburg district product but the companies which own them are hampered capital and have not made any money out of them The coal was mined as a rule only as it was needed and ordered and when a Urge prospectIve thermore the companies could not afford to have the capital lying idle which great yards full of coal represented This the supplyWilliam of the firm of Hen represenlalives was in Louisville last week and notified the companies which operate the mines in Southeastern Kentucky to get together and agree upon a price for their properties In accordance suggestion the owners of the several mines will have a meeting In Louisville next week and they will then finally agree upon a price for their prop erty The mines are valued at 3003000 Miners throughout Kentucky and Tennessee and we might say other coal min ing states have every reason to rejoice at the defeat of the Crawford railroad scheme which was voted upon last Friday al Nashville The scheme as we have been Informed was to secure from the city of Nashville 300006 to enable said road to build into that city and in return wo un derstand said railroad guaranteed to fur nlsb coal to the consumer for a stated number of years at the low price ofnine propoSltlonattempted and which if carried out meant placing the miner of the coal regions through which this road passed and in fact all miners whose product entered Nashville on almost a level with convict labor For his work tho convict gets his food and clothing and those who know what they are talking about claim that In order to deliver coal at Nashville accord- Ing to the above agreement the miner must suffer an unjust cut in wages and to that of a Bare and from the vote cast against the proposition we judge that the laboring man of Nashville said they would not under any consideration be a party to a move which meant so greal an injury to a class of laborers OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN GOLD We will pay One Hundred Dollars in Gold foi any and every cate of cough and colds wber no benefit derived from the use of Dr Otto Injurlous 160033l kena t t My daughter when recovering from a attack of fever was a great sufferer fro pain in the back and hips writes Loude Grover ofSardls Ky After using quit a number of remedies without any benef she tried one bottle of Cbambelains Pale Balm and it bas given entire relief Chamberlains Pain Balm is also a certain cure for rheumatism For sale by Ben T RobInson Mortons Gap George King St Cbirles StBernard Dru Store Earling ton The Treasury Department has unearthed a dangerous counterfeit liundrcddollar silver certificate Educate Your Dowel With Cmcareti Candy Cllthnrtlcleuro constipation forever druggIstscfund money Subscribe for THE BEE 1t 41rrJ Wt DAILY CAPACITY I 1OOOTO 1CIothiitg4tt p 5 sr 1 We make andisell this lam ous make of Clothing We sell it at retail t cheaper than i you can buy the ordinary or qommbn readymade IClothing Weve been man and retailers for twcnty seven years Our cloth everyStateUnion You pay no middle mens piohts when you trade priceAllor money given back We cm fit man boy or child not only in Clothing but Hats Caps and Furnishings always at a profit to you All mail orders promptly attended to We pay expressage one way Strouse Bros Io EVANSVILLE IND iJohn Fegan Hurt I John Fegan serving as conduc tor on the trip at 9 mines was morningAfterit failed in some way to get slack upbruisingfather said last night that his bruises were painful but he was doing nicely The calf of one leg is somewhat lacerated and this is the d worst hurt Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Datum U LaclenllBcIremedy based on modern discoveries and com pounded by chemliti of renown who han glreu yourdrUlflrllllOSold In two sizes 25c and SOc Clarksville Tenn Dec JoAmovement is on foot to establish large grain elevator at Guthrie Ky Banker Claude Mimms is in correspondence with Iowa and Cin cinnati capitalists and the land it is said will be furnished for the Mr Mimms if the in iIt NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE f SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and Chattanooga Ala bama Augusta Macon Jacksonville Knoxvo vllle Asheville Wash a ton Philadelphia Norfolk Jackson 1ItempblsL1t1eIRoccIt rexerttaaa uermanaco7 CJ1 4Dallas and Fort b n Palace Day Coaches on nil Trains n I Information periaioifig to SITSII application to Ticket Agents or la 4A JAgentMemphis J H PassengerAgentD J MULLANEY Northeastern Pass Agt 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati O R C COWARDIN Western Pass Agent BuildingSt AgtRoomJ L AgtChaltanocga W L DANLEY Genl Pass and Ticket Agt N ASHVILLB TENN TOK3IEAMUPArflYOUI I ii1JL I WRITE FOR 1PRICES K RdiEREtlC a i C- Af t TIE BETtrt7tCOALON I TIIIt U A ifLM- dO1FM1POki WbL use no rEl I TfliS 4p r ORDERS PROMP1tYFILLEDp t t Ss CIIort GUAR F T 0 ft + TTITTfl It J rJ o cf i 1 ft tj d F t EPOLLE 1 VIILL FRANKULT PROPRIETORir MADISON VI LLE KYII Makes unsurpassed Flour Meal Bran Crushed Corn Feed I Meal every thing a firstclass null produces The people of the county are invited to conic in and be treated right Gives on exchange as much as any mill and guarantees satin I faction Flour warranted to he superior quality trade With Webster McLean and Adjoining Counties Solicited 4 I NEW ENTERPRISE 1 I TOVESDAILY usa OVER They atc wade of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Southern tanners they last longer and make more tomes happy thau niiy other Stove on earth 1lre backs guaranteed for is year If your Dealer does not handle themWRITB FOR CATALOGUE 1 Co J NASHVILLE TENN qMANUCTVRIJI OF COOKING AND STOVES Mantel and Grates Hollowwarc Tinware Etc tllibd D tALIJIS III China and Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary and convenient for tho Kitchen Dining Room Laundry and Dairy f A SPECIALTY4 I MEDICINEfor 200001 IIDATIgPIiCTION Phillips Buttorff Mfg HEATING Crockery Glassware BICYCLES MILLIONo A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at RetailIfor Five Cents a Package the firstexperlmentalI step in a direction lead to a revolution Jn the track It New York company or manurrturln cbemlltlthe nlpanl cIImIcaI placed upon the market about live eors u n medicinal tablet or tabule compocd or powdered prrparUol ot tvrtaln medicinal drugs which bad wen nicer tamed to be or more use among mcdleal men than any other for the cure or ii Inlatlon ouch Ills common to man u barn their origin la an or weakened for Miimllatlar food absorbing nourishment and eliminating waitr The capacIty Included under Ihll bead 1Ild to Include prellT nearly nrr- dlle I for which the physician Is called upon 10 In preparing their itaudard Iacceptance American Iooplo IhecompaDTlalc1 the principle ihatVferTtblhe entering tho packet should be or the highest I1Dc11O nd protected ni to retain Its qnM Juliet and unimpaired tliroiyth any extended used their I climate choicest drugs should should be In accordance the latest perfected methods of modern science the tabnlta packed In glass protected by absorbent cotton and securely corked Kven the corks been ota trad so high In Its requirements that no manufacturer of three 4 rerrdarstODDer could supply moro than A proportion from Ills would tacit the exacting pecldcallons The class wero In turn packed not surpaued In beauty rrecUon or workmanahtp by thoer most fastidious dealers In and ornamentiofgold lining et tblr and neverconsenting to TI1I7 from It the proprietor resorted to the aecep t 1 methods of raaklnr their commodity known seren hundred thousand veiled within live years tn nowipaper advertisIng baa Informed nerT t the superior and surpruine qualities of Itlpan Tabulca superfloouiI BeIng thoughtful and ua1natktfl or the changed condItions orer the commercial worM and careful to note enrT ckctUllltante bnlb upon the successful prosecution of their trade the managua of the company that there Is a present t demand for a lower price for reaches or approaches an unlrenal use and that the people although best of being called upon to pay henry for wrapptnz and PACking or unnecessary protection against deterioration might In wean but 1 In the case of n purchase Intended to be consumed a week has also bcendlscoTcred and roed of time and actual cxIthattbeaoTabnlei do not have the tendency to lone of qualities or diminution of rellODCO from that might at havo been expected Inasmuch M favorable conditions those that have lain Inono In a drawer a traveling bag or I for several week or months are found to bo practically as u efficacious ai rwIeverctlnlr upon these nwreslloni and noting particularly tbo unimpaired of newspapers now sold for a cent Instead rite of live times amount the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sale the company have entered upon the experiment of patting up K pans Tabules In pasteboard cartons which th upon terms which will permit o being sold bribe druggist or storekeeper at n rice lower than ever before adopted for a proprietary medlclneFIVE CKNT8ten tabutel or doses for onebalf a cent each company will not discontinue tho manufacture and sale In the form with which the have learned to know and value the Illpans Tabules butwllloffer the cheape- raortexpertmentattyfOrthe benefltof such as maydeslre them It should beplainly t f 1I1gesr t J CastIemlJob oil Castlcman Arthur G ISrecUnridge 1Royal Insurance Co 9 LiVe1 pooloj 1 I 4TIle Largest Fire Insurance Company in tbe World 1 Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky I Does the Largest Business in the Southern States i ii losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 2498310 n 1PAUL M MOORE EARLINGTON KY Agent for Earlington and Vicinity that may preparation prosperity Laneuair 01 Resident II Bartoe Gastleman IMANAGERS I Home Office Louisville Ky H Hn TO TO dh dm iz t4WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE R To make our Funeral f Equipment the best in this part of the State Anything and every f thing you want in liver I a j THE PRICES LOWEST ALWAYS BARNETT ARNOLD 1 EARLINGTON KY vu v pc rvJI Jl llli J Subscribe for The Bee J5 o 1 j o THE SUNDAY SOHOOL LESSON II FIRST QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JAN 9 Text of the Lcon aiaili IT 11 1 Mem ory Verne 41 ItGolden Text neb 1 18 Commentary by the Her D JII Stenrns 1 Then was Jesus led up of the Spin Into tho wilderness to bo tempted of th dcTll From tho beginning tothoni Ho was under tho guldanco and control o tho Iroly Sprlt most fully Tho Father having testified to the fact that Ho was His beloved well pleasing Son tho Spirit now leads Him Into this great conflict with tho dovll at the very beginning of His public work that Ho may meet tho adversary face to taco and overcome him And how In that Ho Himself hath suffered being tempted Ho is nblo to succor them that nro tempted Hob 11 18 Ho had been subject for 80 years to nil tho temptations of nn ordinary human lifo but this Is something special and as Dr Weston enye has to do with hint as Son of Man II Son of God and tho Messiah 8 And when Ho had fasted 40 days and 40 nights Ho was afterward an hun dnyHothing on tho earth for Moses passet through It twIce anti Elijah onco Deut IT I 18 j I Kings xix 8 On tho Moun- of Transfiguration wo find tho threo vlu fasted 40 lays There must bo some wondrous significance connected with It which wo havo not yet had revealed to us In Mark zl 12 wo read of Another occasion on which Ho was hungry and ono of Ills last utterances on tho cross was I thirst John sir 28 but what an awful thirst that must havo been I 3 And when tho tempter camo to Him ho raid If thou bo tho Son of God com mand that theso stones bo made bread God hal testified This Is My Beloved Son but tho devil questions It to Ills face with this It As In tho garden of Eden ho questions tho word of God with his Yea hath God Mill Gen III 1 and hits ever since been doing tho same thing so ho does not hesitate to faco tho Son of God Himself with his devilish doubts Think it not strange then if ho oft ap proaches you In this way but recelvo not his doubts it is better not tolisten to him 4 nut Ho answered anti said It is written man shall not llvo by bread alono but by every word that procccdcth out of tho mouth of God Not tho gratification of our desires but tho will of God Is tho great thing Just as in our words wo show our loved ones our hearts so God In Ills word has given us Ills heart for us and God is love Shall wo bo satU led with Ills heart and Ills way and thus live on Ills word or shall wo insist on having all things minister to our comfort at all costs 6 Then tho dovll takcth Him up Into tho Holy City nnd settcth Him on n pin nnelo of tho temple Up to Jerusalem tho city of tljo great king chapter v 05 Do not stop to ask how but simply believe and consider tho temptation nnd tho vic tory anti ask tho Spirit to apply it to your own rout Tho wilderness nnd tho hunger and tho stones suggest tho hard nnd dallylifepinnacle thereof suggest holy things and tho heights thereof not so common but far niece dangerous ground because moro holy 0 And Faith unto Him If Thou bo the Son of God cast Thyself down for It Is written Ho shall give Ills angels charge I concerning Thee and in their hands they shall bear thee up lest at any time Thou dash Thy foot against a stone Tho devil can quota Scripture and sometimes qulto freely and at great length but never to glorify God nor to help a soul to know Him Ho always perverts It with tho pur pose of working ruin Tho man who thinks that because ho is a child of God and controlled by tho Spirit therefore mistakeilltho dovll He would do tvnll to consider0 i be something when ho is nothing ho do celveth himself If anyman think that ho knowcth anything ho knoweth nothing yet as ho ought to know Gal vl 8 I Cor vlll 2 7 Jesus said unto him It Is writtenI again Thoushnlt not tempt tho God Scripture never contradicts Scripture but explains it and instructs us how to avert Its abuse Jesus quoted It from tho heart to tho glory of God believing every word but tho devil uses it only wickedly Wo may bo said to tempt GodI when wo mako n self willed demand Ills help or In any way claim Ills prom ises for selfish erds Our Lord lived thatI tho Father might bo glorified and taught us that when wo are willing to live thus wo can ask what wo will and receive IL 8 Again tho dovll taketh hint up into an exceeding high mountain and sheweth Him nfl tho kingdoms of tho world and tho glory of them II The first temptation was to satisfy ills physical need to satisfy Himself on tho ground that Ho was en titled to it tho second was to show Him self nnd what n great ono Ho was the third was to accept tho world without tho way of tho eros Tho prince of this orldI offers it simply on condition that it be ac cepted as from him and that ho be thanked for It 9IIAnti salth unto Him All these things will I give Thee If Thou wilt fall down nnd worship me Tho tlmo will como when tho antichrist tho man of sin tho beast of Rev xIII will accept this offer of satan and for a brief period will do wondrously but oh how brief his do minion how fearful his fan and how aw ful his eternal doom tho lake of fire and brimstone forever llcv xlx 20 10wIhen SAItlI Jesus unto him GetS thee hence satan for It is written chalt worship tho Lord thy God and Him only shalt thou serve to Truo worshipers worship tho Father In spirit und in truth for tho Father scckcth such to worship Him God is a Spirit anti they that wor ship Him must worship Him in spirit and In truth John iv 23 21 The word of God is tho only guide tho Holy Spirit tho only teacher tho Lord Jesus tho only wits to God tho Father so to worship in spirit and in truth means that in nIl things Jesus Is acknowledged as Lord to tho glory of God the Fattier and that all is done in accordance with tho word and In tho pow er of tho Spirit 11 Then tho devil leavcth Him and behold angels came nnd ministered unto Hint Luke Iv 13 says that tho devil departed from Him for n Reason How thankful wo should bo that our Lord did not conquer satan In what wo might call a miraculous way but In such n way as Ho will through us conquer him also Ho has left us His sword tho Word of God and wo nro told In Kph vi 10 17 that these tho shield of faith and tho sword of the Spirit will surely overcome tho adver sary Singular Phenomenon Owingsvillc Ky Dec 29 1897 A singular phenomenon was wit nessed here yesterday A perfect rainbow was seen in the south ern heavens directly overhead Lying near and just north of tim sun at the eastern and western 0pointsimmense sun was beautifully outlined and every tint was plainly seen The rain bow was visible nearly an hour An Elopement from Todd Clarksville LeafChronicle Walter Phipps and Miss Latham an eloping couple from Todd county Ky were married by Squire Smith about 10 oclock yesterday in his office at the court house uPi PISOS CURE FOF Best UseRInCONSUMPTION I I ftrg rifrrHgBg f if tUI lfllflfl Mtll I sP1 BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED 3 IfI 1 General Office Earlington Kentucky fI 1BrA ch Offices If 1 AM CARROLL Manager 201 oN Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Pndncah f Tcnnesscp Kentucky iffiItfBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III if 1 I THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles iMines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables S THEj S I E RU8HKU BaKE FOR BASK BURNKR8 RNn FURNAGK8I 1 WhYcbuy Tiighpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER JiM one ton of the best Anthracite 1 ASK YJUr DEALER FOR IT ANDCoalISAVE MONEY i4ssii t ttIt t 1tt t1 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR V Topic For the Week JJeclnnlng Jan 9 Comment by neT s U Doyle TpPJCnow to prnjrLuka xl 113 A s- indotjng preparation tho week of praytrffla15untPrayer i the Lords Prayer in tho sermon on the mount but there is no reason why it should not havo been given twice In the first instance in that general address s co tjwAla OOnd afc UioJriK quest or a aisclple as Luke records in this passage Christ and prayer are hero brought closely together and wo may look at the toplo in the light of Christs relation to prayer 1 Christs habit of prayer Tho thetdent of tho losson is brought as result of Christs habit bf praying Ho not only held constant sonl communion with God but often engaged in post v live outward prayers and on this occa aba when Ho ceased praying ono of tho disciples asked Him to teach then to Ftwasgreat crises of His lifo lie agonized in prayer to God In tho more quiet and less important moments of His life Ho found time for constant communion with God If Christ needed to bo faith ful in prayer how much moro wo need to bol 2 Christs model of prayer In an swer to tho question of the disciple Christ gave as a model and form of prayer tho Lords Prayer It has since stood ns tho model of prayer and has been universally used as a form of pray er While not given to4 tho church for tho purpose of constant repetition yet thero is no reason nt all why it should not bo used often as a form of prayer Ono characteristic of this prayer is its filial spirit Christ teaches ui here toI address God Father when wo come to Him iu prayer and this should en courage us to como Another character istic of this prayer is that God conies first tho petitioner comes second Thero are fivo petitions in Lukes account of tho Lords Prayer Two of these five pertain to tho cause of God and they como first Three refer to tho wants of man they como last In prayer as In everything else wo should place God first and self second Tho interests of His kingdom the advancement of His cause should occupy tho first place in our thoughts nnd hearts desire Onr personal needs should occupy n second any place Too often wo reverse tho or den nnd look upon prayer simply as n petition to God for personal blessings 8 Christs encouragement to prayer Ho encourages us hero by tho parablo of tho man who by his importunity obtains tho loaves for his friends nt midnight and again by tho declaration that if wo ask wo shall receive Let us tako Christs encouragement and Imitate His exam pIe in constancy and fidelity in prayer Biblo Headings Isn lv 10 5 Ps vl 0 x 17 lxv li 2i xcix 1 9i Math vi 613 j vii 711 Lukoxviii 114 John xi 41 42 xiv 1215 Eph vi 18 PhiL iv 0 Col iv 2 I Thcss v 17 I Tim II 18 JaB v 1320 tIUarrled in Illinois Evansville Ind Dec 31Capt- e Lee Howell Jr son ol Capt Lee Howell General Freight Agent of the Louisville Nashville railroad and Miss Margaret Sheldon eloped to Carmi 111 where they were se cretly married The affair was f complete surprise to the friends ol the couple and has created a socia sensation eA ministerwith a beggarly salary went to his deacon and asked for an increase Salary cried the deacon in pious horror salary Why I thought you worked for souls And so I do replied the minister but I cannot eat souls 1Ito make a dishjf 1 Subscribe for THE BEE y Livery Stable Burned Owensboro Ky Dec 20At anI early hour this morning the livery of Leejarvis at Livermore McLean county was burned with our horses a lot of buggies har ess and teed Loss 2500 NoI nsurance The building belonged to Virgil Dance The fire was the work of an incendiary tFlyWheel Burst DecTao Tlie twelve loot 6ooopound drive wheel at Rabbcth Dunlops flour mill burst this morning partly wrecking the building Large pieces of the wheel were hurled through the roof at a distance of nearly 200 yards and buried in the ground Engineer George Clark vas injured The damage to the building and loss sustained on ac count of inability to fill orders by the forced shutdown will amount several thousand dollars A New Gibson Girl A new Gibson girl drawn by the famous society artist C D- Gibson will make her debut in I print as the cover design for the February Ladies Home Journal The new girl is the artists own little daughter who at one year of age will by shown as drawn liy her clever father The legend under I the picture ISliMy Valentine Laws Clardy Bound Over Clarksville Tenn Ded 31 The trial of Laws Clardy on the charge of beating a horse to death was held before Squire Caldwell this week and he was bound over to the criminal court His bond was fixed at 500 which he made AND ACTIVE WANTBDTRUSTWORTItt for reiponil lie established house In Kentucky Monthly I 1600 and Position tlendjr Refer lice Enclose elfaddre ed stamped envelope The Dominion Company Dept IL Chicago SOMETHING TO REMEMBER When you see a ragged urchin Standing wistful in the street With torn hat and fenceless trousers Dirty face and bare red feet Pass not by the child unheeding Smile upon him Mark me when He grows up hell not forget It For remember boys make men Have you never seen a grandsire With his eyes aglow wtth Joy tiring to mind some act of kindness Something said to him a boy Or relate some slight or coldness With a brow all clouded when Ho recalled some heart too thoughtless To remember boys make men Let us try to add some pleasure To the life of every boy For cacti child needs tender interest In its sorrow and its joy Call your boys home by its brightness They avoid the household when It is cheerless with unkindness For remember boys make men St Louis GIobeDemoccrat C9ur Jolofed ifiens All communications and millers of new pe laming to this column should be addressed to Gao ALEXANDER Earllncton Kr The inclement weather prevented many from taking part in the The largest delegation was item Mor tons Gap Didnt those bpys keep quiet afterwards Shame on you boys That was a fine point lIon Landers made on leadership The bug in the milk was characteristic of tbernan Mr R Teague of StiCbarles was top modest to ask for time V 1 C g v jgy- l w pniglff11 t wSIJifw1 ltiriiMB Wy1L53 No lead no follow is the motto of some peopleMiss Mable Jackicn of Madiionvillr visited friends bere last week Mrs MIntie Ray and Mrs T II Merri weather have been on the sick list Mrs Rosa Ralclifi spent a few das in Evansville last week with Mrs Fort Some of the bop bad a great time on the ice Sunday Tbe KatlinRton band boys think the lodges should help them get their suits They have often played for the people ol Karllogton and hope they will help IT E Greer returned homo Sunday night The girls have been having twostep parties EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION Excellent Program well Carried out by the Colored People here Several rood Speech faker The Emancipation celebration that was held here on Saturday under the direction- of Ibe AfroAmerican Lodge of Hopkins County was a quite well attended and well conducted affair At 930 a m there was a procession through the streets to the Assembly Hall where the exercises began at 1030 and continued uniil 2 oclock p m The speakers were It N Landers of HopkinsviUo Rev G U Walker of Earhnglon W II Ross and Prof II S Sanders of Mad5onille and Prof Fiih back of Nebo Much advice and good peoplebyof W II Ross was devoted almost wholly to this line and was excellent Prof Fish back as a dark horse among raw orators was quite pleasing to his hearers and surprised all by his unhesitating flow of good language Atkinson College Many improvements have developed during the Fall Term of the fifth session of Atkinson L I College beginning Sep tember 33d 1897 The enrollment and development far exceeds that of any previous Fall Term Bailey Dormitory has been renovated and beautified The Dining Department named Olilla Hall in honor of Its liberal donor Mrs I Hal ley is a model borne The work of im provement was aided by the friends of Madisonville Providence Earlington St Charles Mortons Gap and Greenville The College has been fitted up with modern furniture donated by Mr J B Atkinson president of the St Bernard Coal Company The Dailey Dormitory Is an Inviting home for young men The Womans Uuild ing Is a pleasant home for young ladies Special Course for Teachers and Ministers Tbe Faculty of the College consists of four teachers equal in accomplishments to those of other Colleges specialtyVocalThe College diet is wholesome and well suited for student life There were one hundred gallons of fruit canned for the Col legs tbisyear Laundry Is floqe at college at very small cost The college will furnish excellent ac commadatlons to all wishing to attend Students furnish bedding such as sheets pillow pillowslips and Board 750 per month Tuition room fuel and light free The winter term begins Monday January 3 i8 8 For catalogue write to Prof A H Joyce Principal Modisonville ICy ST CHARLES Mrs Sissio Elliot who has been visiting at Greenville has returned The social given at the residence of Mrs Lewis Earl was quite a success They did the the Bumbasbade and got their gun Monday night If you are guilty you will kick Born to Mr and Mrs E G Wallace a baby boy last week Mr Wallace says that he has another slackshoveler now Dawrt of their visit when they came back Miss Flora Wimbly who has been ing relatives at Crofton has returned anti reports a very nice time The entertainment given by Wallace Cunningham was a very nice ono The young people seemed to enjoy themselves highly Dap1st Geosge Killebrqw at night Tho boys had a Jolly time skating on the Sunday afternoon The ice was somewhat weak but they got there instthe I same V Mf i Fr p tTJS Messrs W R Teagoe George Sharp pad Lewis Earl Jr attended the pation Celebration at Earlington January i 1898 On account of the inclemeocyof Ibe weather the crowd St Charles was much lighter than was intended One thing that speaks well for our town and shows that our people appreciate lbs day on which Ihey were declared to be free was that there were not more than five colnrd men that went Into the mines Miss G L Patton M Dwho has taught several schools beret was married in Memphis Tenn last Thursday nlghtat 8 oclock Mini Iaion It a graduate from the Mabara Department of Central Ten nessee CollepShe Is now a practicing Teen Miss Pat ton also went to Africa as a missionary and was gone about two years- MORTONS GAP There was a large crowd tamed out from Mortons Gap Sunday and said it was grand Miss Lizzie Leave of Eatliogton Is visiting friends bere Miss Campbell from Greenville is visiting relatives here Brother Grady Tilled the stand at the school house Sunday Two married men were seen out of their places the other night Dont let this occur again John Mitchell is proud of his fine boy RranrllutSnntlay 3f 3ts IPovtl printing t1e ZtwkcasWcck ouriov3ournal tmll print it RepublicanEverywill want to read it C C C MEANTIME WE PREFER TO TAKE OUR CHANCE WITH THE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS FIGHTING WITHIN THE PARTY TO REFORM IT OF ITS EXCESSES AND TO RESTORE IT TO ITS BET TER USES THAN TO PURSUE AN IGNIS FATUUS WHICH IF IT HAD BEEN MORE REAL WOULD HAVE RESULTED IN THE ELECTION IN STEAD OF THE DEFEAT OF THE FREE SILVER FUSION IN 1896 AND WHICH WITH SINGULAR UNANIMI TY THE VOTERS HAVE REFUSED TO FOLLOW It THE COURIER JOURNAL IS A DEMOCRAT NOT A REPUBLICAN AND IT WILL UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES OR CONDITIONS PURSUE A IOLICY WHOSE ONLY EFFECT IS TO CONTINUE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN POWER THE TWICEAWEEK COURIER JOURNAL Is a Democratic paper of six or eight pages issued Wednesday and WednesdayIMiscellanyPoetrythe home It is by Henry Waller son PRICE1 A YEAR You get 104 good papers or six of eight pages each for StLESS THAN ONE CENT A PAPAR USEFUL PREMIUMS Are given Club Raisers arid goodpaying commissions are allowed agents Dally CourierJournal I year6oo 8ooSundayTwlccaWeeK CourierJournal and the Darlington Bee Both one year For only 150 IWo have made a special clubbing ar oaWeekCQutierJournal ours price named ball our sub scribers who will 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