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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, November 3, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898110301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, November 3, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4 c O p- c y i I fA EX sii4 I has just received a large sllipment 7 41of School Books and Supplies arid you can get anything needed in the school room at prices that cannot I be undersold See him at i MAOISONVILLEIKY f WIi ryr r 0 rI NINTH YEAR EARLINGTONHOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3 1898 NO 44 r i jSTORE NEWS i P 4Someof the Good Things in the Big iSt Bernard Store iI Ainall Departments Full Stock t 4- T 1Shoes for Everybody A Gv iJthet everybody of any age Nothing but c the most substantial and genuine stock t All at the most reasonable prices Specialties For Ladies The choice I styles made by Drew Shelby Cot For Men The best things from the big factory of J S Nelson tsFall Winter Clothing variety of HONEST SUB tLarge and Stylish Goods La Cut and Finish NOTHING At the most reasonable 4tSHODDY and Style beyond V35 to Slo Suit t Itj i Blankets i 4 1 and Broad and Thick and Warm of Sheeps Wool Elegant things tvMad Cheap Bargains Genyine Goods All tj t Overcoats Latest Nobby Things Fit Everybody Quality Guaranteed Fine Goods 1Warm Goods Strong Goods Not trouble to buy as it takes so little money ttMillinery t- l Nobby selections of late styles in Sail ors and Walking Hats Also a Choice Lt I IGlotof Caps for children and little tots 4CapesI I J7acket- sI I assort 3 taricdof latest Ladies I A I and Child J Grcns Capes and t t that ketSatprices will fit any purse We cant describe them I e here Conic and t See I Jw I tWGroceriesp No other stock so corn LI plete and fresh outside a rII A large city Every neces sary and luxury that isIII G made or grows to eat- Qurreputationforhone AI f G t 7 UII goods nd l onest values i L1k q tai eqiq a Irtfrlted ctegree rir jj in our Dig Grocery Depart ii plEnt and as to canned goods iT- AI I we have everything in cans L Ithatcan be cannedFruits r- AII Vegetables Syrups Meats II Fish canned by canners thatiY I II tcan can We cant tell the stQ LII ry here 1t qur shelves talk Clioizce Ggoq QQe PriaeaW wi 1J 1 tl SHOT A ROBBER Burglars Surprised in the C6 op eralivc Store at Bnrnsley Illinois Central Office at Norton yule Robbed of About 23 and an Overcoat The Man Shot at Barnslcy Now in Jail at riadlsonville There were two robberies committed near to each other Tuesday night one at Nortonvillc and one attempted at Barnslcy At Nor tonvillu the loss was 23 10 and an ovcrcot At Barncsly the bur were surprised and left so quickly that they left an overcoat behind One of the men was shot while trying to escape at the lat ter place and he is now in jail at Madisonville He gives his name as Frank Roberts says his home is in Kentucky but would not say further than that when seen in jail He did not want to become properly identified evidently hence it is not at all probable jliat he gave TilE BEE his right name He is not a hardened criminal and seemed affected when asked about his home He received a bullet in his left leg above Ihe knee the bullet ranging downward and had proper surgical attention having been visited by a Madisonville physician alter his incarceration Tho prisoner is something over 30 years old about six feet tallrather large features and thick lips large gray or light blue eyes smooth face dark curly hair shot with gray and rather ruddy complexion weighs perhaps 170 pounds Circumstances indicate that the two robberies are closely connect ed The Nortonville robbery seems to have occurred between 9 and 10 oclock The night opera tor at Nortonville is W S Gardiner whose home is in Elizabeth town Ky a bright oung man ol about 16 years He does the night work for both the Illinois Central anti Louisville and Nashville roads In an interview with him he said he was continuously in the L C office after supper until he was called to the L Noffice to take a train order lor freight due going south about 957While taking the order the I C Agent T E Lutes came in and asked him for the keys td the office Presently and before Gardiner finished with the train order Agent Lutes came back and asked Gardi nCr what had become of the cash The agent had discovered the loss Gardiner had not been about the cash drawer that evening having no occasion to sell tickets or make change Gardiner thought the robbery probably occurred while all Were at supper Mr Lulz said that he had the habit of going to the office tlj last thing every night to see if every thing was all right Following that custom he went about 10 oclock and looked around He noticed the cash drawar was awry and an examination showed it had been forced He said there was 2310 gone It was found that the operators overc9at was also missing It was a black overcoat with velvet collar and of small size to fit a sixtcen ycar old boy Agent Lutz thought robbery could not have occurred extept at the time Gardiner was in the L N office A number of tramps were seen about Nortonville that day and evening The wounded prisoner at Madisonville admitted in a conver sation that he was at Nortonville Tuesday evening and said he got there about 3 p mand left about darkAfter being hot the man man asII of hs ruirsurcrs arrested by Mar shal Dunning of Barnslcy and Was taken to that place Operator Gardiner and Agent Lutz are hoping that it may be proven the prisoner is one of the men they want He had some 6 in cash when captured Back from the War Cat Martin is in Earlington again after three and a half months service as a member ot the lath Company of Volunteer Signal Corps He says the term seemed like three years They were camped two weeks at New port News and were ready at onetime to embark when the orders were changed and they did not sail for Porto RJco He was hon orably qis hared on Qct ijth and has since been visiting relatives in Louisville and elsewhere Cal is remembered as the genial and competent telegraph operator who formerly held that position hero Marry This Horning Miss Myrtle Adams daughter ol Mr David Adams of this place and Mr Jack Sullivan are to be married at the Catholic church about 8 oclock this morning The young couple will leave on first train fort LOUIQ and other ints Tit BEE ej tenqs cQugratwlatjons nev 1 H Tcel went yesterday to Pembroke to begin a protracted meeting Mrs Melton and sisfer MisS Maxie of jacksollvUleflafarC visiting arley J s f t WHY WE Will IIOLDdTHEM- The United States Must he Rein bursed for the Wars Cost Present and Prospective THATS WilY WE HOLD THE PHILIPPINES UoenIthe Idea ot the United State has Not and No IilvoAccounti I 1Washingtoninet gave little attention to the peace negotiations at Paris there Is no Jong er buy doubt as to the general pur poses of this government to retain the entire thlllppine archipelago Jf af her final balancing of the account viz The cost of war to the United States pn one side and our acquisitions on the other it is found that any com pensation Is due tho Spaniards It will be made in a lump sum HlHtca When the rrotocaiwasSIgtedf It is pointed out that protocol was signed the United Stateefdid not have and had not quired nay part of the Philippine is lands outside of Manila harbor and- Sthat the United States has never en tertained purpose to acquire any ter ritory by the power of conquest What i the United States wilt insist upon in that she must be fully reimbursed for every dollar expended by her on account of the war and in the statement will be included an amount sufficient fo cover all payments present and prospective on account of pensions in cidental to the war No ttpanlnh Bonds Will be raid I No Spanish bonds of any character or nmount other than local or taunt cipal bonds will be paid or assumed by thus government The question of the status of municipal obilgattonsunt der circumstances like fully settled by international law They must bo recognized as valid and binding by the conquering power and hence il is assumed that tho United States will not raise any question on this point but promptly consent to guarantee their final payment Thatssum of money this government would consent to pay to Spain can not evena be estimated but when the final ac count is rendered it is believed that the balance duo Spnm will bo smallsprobably not exceeding 25000000 ort30000000 Itellef that Spain Will Accept OnrTermi The belief still prevails among thetmajority of the cabinet that the lards will accept tho terms laid down by the United States and that whatever delay occuYs before that result is reached will be chargeable only to the purpose of the Spaniards to lie cure the best possible terms to extort t the last possible million dollars before acceding to our demands The possibility of idsagreemcnt of the commission and the failure of the conference however is now contem plated with greater equanimity than l pThethat Spain is neither able nor willing t to resume hostilities on any scale that t would make her a dangerous opponent to the United Stifles MONTHLY FISCAL REPORT Treainry Statement of the rabin Debt M the Close of Iluilneia Octo ber 31 Washington Nov 2The treasury statement of the public debt show that nt the close of business Octobei 31 1808 the debt less cash in the tvensurynmouned to 1110906922 an increase for the month of 43487717 This increase is accounted for by th Issue during the month of about 30 080000 of the new three per cent bonds and a decrease of about 7238 COO in tho cash on hand The entire amount of the new loan so far token up In the monthly statement is 170 809180 The debt recapitulated as follows Interestbearing debt 1020706900 debt on which interest has easeL tlnco maturity 1246670 debt benr ing no interest 383101367 total i412197aThn Amount however does not InIclude 553631933 in certificates and treasury notes outstanding which art Offset by nn equal amount of cash In the treasury held for their redemp lion Cash in the treasury is classified IS follows Gold 273224071 sllIvcr 505929775 paper 55529237 bonds deposited In national banks disbursing ofliccrs balances etc 95 660313 total 933840307 against which there are demand liabilities out standing amounting to 633011122 leaving a net cash balance in the treat ury of 300238275 THE MARIA TERESA the Navr Department Not Apprebenilvf that the Vessel and Conaorta tII Get In the Storm ra k Washington Ifov 3 Th do- pazttne4Isnt1cr ua apprehension na y tVe Wfety qf the Maria Teresa 01- 1131g1111110 Lear has been expressed tJie Santiago dispatches that the VCBBcl along with her consorts the Vulcan and Lconldaa have fallen into the sphere of a West Indian cyclone The Teresa passed Cape Mays at the eastern extremity of Cuba early Mon day bound for Hampton roads and signaled that all was welL Dividend Declared Philadelphia Nov 2The board oi directors of the Pennsylvania railroad have declared its regular semiannual dividend of 3yx per cent Dr Ottoe Spruce Gum Balaam la a scientific remedy based on modern dlscoverlea and corn ctn nstsot renown who have given mroataniflunp dteaeaalleatndr Aak you to cure It OB yon U not In- l44twostZCs25Cand5OC ftocfc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Dr1BitUiQOUCH Q1roafItlUoM JJrio M eaW at raA fl J r TIle Rotol a tile lighest grade IctgaI testssow It breadT14 further Ibse say olber f IIcr THE f1lliW4b4KING POWDER Absolutely Pure A ROYAL UMNO FOWCCX CO KCW YOHK the J 1 LOSS OF THE ST PETERth Fonudtrlng of the FourMinted SohoonerIr fit 1etcr In Lnko Ontario y IVCaptalo fo1oltdod schooner St Peter a Toledo boat foundered Thursday seven miles north of Sodus Lake Ontario in 20Istutudms of water She had 700 tons hurdtfoal for Toledo Capt John Grit fin lri cr owner Ills wife and crewof brTCtjjell vas saved The schooner was built thnMJSTERIOUSMURDERz 222 the WellIre ed Body of a Young Manj Found In the Mud Paddle 8eYlloilMile from leorla liithliPeoriayoung man has been found lying party in it puddle of mud on a lonely roadtiseven miles above the city It was drcsed There was no mud on the policed shoes showing that tho bodym had been carried to the spot thrown out of a vehicle There areII ItltcrlnMr IloiUIn Wants an Early Trial 10 Sax Francisco Nov 1rs Dot klnq desire for an early trial wills probably bo gratified The district ti- ttoncy says lite first move will bo to end to Delaware for witnesses from i that state lie says probably as many s half a dozen persons would be brought from Doverarid that he would an effort to secure the attend nci of John P Dunning husband of he dead woman as witness sf Work cm Halting the Rains MeroedtrNew York Nov 1A toa IJrhojrulser Itcfna Mercedes sunk just inside the mouth of Santiago harbor is abdut to begin The task is compnr atfeslj easy Work on the Cristobal continues but much difficulty t Is found in using the pontoons on ac ount of the heavy seas to Col Bryan Utter Savannah Ga Oct 20Col W J llrynn who has been ill at his hotel nee lila arrival here is much im roved and received a number of call thicevobraska and she will not come unless bis illness becomes seriousIIThe runs Hewipapen Divided Paris Oct 29rTho newspapers here ate sharply divided into two camps 9iic of them M Bards 5reportclearly setting forth the truth and proving the innocence of Dreyfus and the other insisting that the report was merely a pleading in favor of till prls Dncr Admiral DeweyWIH Uepouie Senor OSicer i of tie Navy Chrlitmai Day Washington Nov 1 HoarAdmiral Uunces retirement on December 25j will make ItearAdmlral Dewey the senior officer of the navy and if con t gress revives the grade of admiral as desired by Secretary Long his up pointment to that rank will follow without ny further jumping Travel to Uavriou Kuipeiuleil Victoria B C Oct 29The steam er Cottage City has arrived from Ska guay Alaska with a large number of passengers They report that the Yu kon river is now filled with slush ice and that travel to Dawson is suspended r No Apparent Oronnd for the Report London Oct 29There docs not seem to bo tho slightest ground for the report of Thursday night that the Iltitish cabinctJiUH decided to declare tlc protectorate of Great Britain over EptITreaaarHtUemeatIWashington Oct 29 Todays BtoteIment of the condition of the treasury showed available cash balance 301 484378 Gold reserve 340744514 Mlifourt Governor Follona Suit JcfTeTjjon City Oct lOOov Ste pfTcns has issued hH proclamation designating November 24 as Thanks giving day A BOHEMIAN TSMBKZZLKK Lambert Wilt Arrested at lit Lout TaI en to Chicago to Await Instructions from Vobemla Chicago Nov 2 Lambert Wilt the tbscondingcomptroller of the Dunglau bank Bohemia with his wife and aunt were brought hero from StIfouls where they were arrested MonI day night They will be held here as prisoners to await Instructions from Uohcmnia The 1ronch Qoxernment Will Kecull Uarchand London Nov 2Wm Hayes Fisher one of the junior lords of the treas ury member of parliament for Ful ham and a ministerial whip speak ing in London last evening said ho had seen dispatches which enabled mba to state that the French ment had decided to recall MarchandI from Fashoda Took Quiet 1oaaeialon of Qlbara New York Nov 2A dispatch to Iho Herald from Santiago says Co lIoodH cgimcnt has arrived stcy Si Glbarav where the American quietly took p6seBBlonof ho town To the municipal qtnoota was given the alter rnaUvoof signing the oathof allegiance or 6f belnp dlsmlsacd Alt of tffem signed tIiooathr I tst- j I JJn 4i4 H- riI iJ i 0 I 7a i t920U ckooIt oo1s 1 t supplies from A r Special inducements Df rSISKo Call nd see his JjHE LOSSES IN THE WAR I Commissioner of Pensions H Clay Evans Presents Some Statistics of His Office DEATH ROLL UP TO SEPTEMBER 30 Two Thousand fine Hundred and Six Ainer lcnnHolillor BudSalIorsHavoIx 8tThclr Live the Majority of Them from llla elleConllIrlloll vllli Ione But tnlntd During tlio Civil War Chicago Oct 30 Commissioner of Pensions II Clay Evans who is In this lty states that up to September 30 war with Spain had caused the loss oi the lives of 2000 American sol er and sailor lIe further declared at the statistics of his ofllcc show lOt the percentage of deaths in camps oin disease during the last summer as much less than during the civil ar Commissioner Evans being naked r further particulars spoke as fol lowsllDuring the rebellion 40000 men ero killed in battle and 360000 per hed in camps and prisons From ofIficial figures which I have recently ompleted covering a ptrlod from ay 1 to September 30 I find that the total number of deaths as a result of e war with Spain was 2000 Of this- umber 107 were officers At Santia o the loss of life was 22 officers and men This is an average of one for every ten men At Car nas one officer was killed Since o battles on Cubnn soil 61 men have ed of wonuds received in service Disease More Deadly Than Bullet The total number of American sol ers that have died in camps from dls sase are 80 officers and 2520 privates an aggregate of 2600 This is re- arkable in view of time terrible cli natic disadvantages and it fully veri es the soldiers adage that disease ills more men than bullets There been 600 claims for pensions filed date as a result of time war In the Cuban campaign the loss of o many officers is accounted for by me fact that the Spanish sharpshpot trs hid in the trees and dense foliage sed smokeless powder nail picked off the officers with ease Some of the wounds Tecelved by officers were remarkable A Case In Point I recall one case in particular that Cnfit Knox of the First cavalry The Captain was shot in the back ho boll penetrated his kidney liver nd lung anil broke two of his ribs is alive today and the president as promoted him- Commissioner Evans says that the oss of life resulting from the destruc lion of time Maine at Havana will oo placed on the same basis as morality In battle He holds that time general law providing for indemnity sailors and soldiers In the federal icrvice will npply to the explosion at HavanaPenelon Claim on Account of tho Main Thus far only B5 claims have been presented from relatives of the boys ivhd went down with the Maine said e commissioner Everyone of them bo pushed through It is no more right that the dependents of the iemt who went to watery graves in Ho mna bay should be provided for by tIme United States government THE NAVY NOT ANXIOUS Coaling Station In Cuba Not Among the Urgent Tanta of the Navy p Department Washington Out 30TIme navy deportment which was early in the field to secure a good wharf and n site for naval tjtntlon at Honolulu has made no effort to secure a similar advantage In Cuba It is understood that time deportment does not ace any necessity Cor any thing more than a coaling sta ion at some point in southern Cuba tt Guanutnino orsome otherplace near end oven this In view of the possession tile United States of Porto Rico docs aot make such a coaling station ncccs lary Officers of the navy regard Ha ana OH a very unhealthy place and wy that the naval station at Key West inswers every purpose of a naval or a cooling station in Havana PERFECT MECHANISM ant of the Disappearing Gun Carriages Just Completed by the Walker Hanaraoturlnc Co Cleveland 0 Nov IThe Walker Manufacturing Co of this city has just finished time first of the eleven carriages for the IJuftlngtonCrozler disappearing guns for which it wns warded the contract last April by the government A test shows that every thing about the big machine works with the smoothness and accuracy of sloekwork A Train Ablaze St Louis Oct 30Time seven oclock morning local accommodation on tile Louisville Evansvllle St Louis rail road caught fire from an overheated itove a few minutes after running outI Sf Belleville The train was run terrific rate until East St Louis was reached when the flames were extin guished There was great excitement among the passengers but no one was hurt IOoe of the Knraee of lien Ilarlich Dies Vienna Oct 31Time death Is an DQUnccd of Fraulein Iocha one of the vo nurses who ntended the late Hen Barisch of Prof Nethergales patho logical laboratory the first victim of ho outbreak of bubonic plague in VI tnno Inaugurated Governor of Georgia Atlanta la Oct 30Allen D Chandler was inaugurated governor o Georgia nt noon Tbe tubers strike at Pomeroy Bend 1Oblo was broken last week and the min ers organization is disrupted Some of the mines have started up and it is re ported that tbe men are scrambling to get wages McGEES 4 25C CHILL CURE KNOCKS OUT CHILLS AND FCVCR- FltwulloUte CoBtalai M tolMa flunatMl- U nnor WMJ ntutot L IHR IJTrU ti Y YELLOW JACKS VICTIM Death of Col George E Waring Jr at His Home in New York of Yellow Fever HE ARRIVED RECENTLY FROM HAVANA The Fatal Mladywas Contracted While Acting as Special ComniUiIoner to In vestigate the Sanitary Condition of Ha vana The Body illormetloaUy Sealed Up and Cremated at Bwluburue Island Washington Oct 30 Nicholas ItAWaring Jr died of yellow fever at home in this city where ho had beenJ since he arrived from Havana Yucatan on Tuesday last lIe was 07 D years Dr of ageRing Col Waring during his illness I3mbeen attacked with black vomit ThisJlymptom continued all morning out cessation Everything possible was done for the dying man but ho only lived until 745 The Body Hermetically Sealed Up President Murphy of tho board of health was informed of the death of Col Waring within five minutes after It occurred Dr Rgers the sanitary superintendent was ordered to have the body placed in a hermetically scaled casket Immediately Mr Mur phy also gave orders that every precaution should bo taken to prevent tho spread of tho disease refer Contracted While on Official Duty Col Waring had been sent to the city of Havana as a special commis sioner of this government to nscntaina the exact sanitary conditions city and to form ideas for tho best methods of putting the place in firsttclass sanitary shape Ho was to re port to the president the be returned ho said ho dayIto Washington tho next The Doctor vrereat Fault The doctors at first did not think that the case was a malignant one When Col Warings temperature rose to 103m4hqtvewcr the physicians became alarmed and the case was con sidered in Its most serious form and Col Waring was treated accordingly The Body Cremated President Murphy of the board of health states that the body of Cotc Waring will be taken to Swinburne is land where it will be cremated Immediately The father mother brother ctnd three sisters of Mrs Waring died of yellow fever in New Orleans some years ago THE CASE OF CAPT DREYFUS tlio Court of Onimtlon Ubtatna the SloshI Absolute Control Over the Cele brated CasetParis Oct 31Dy Saturdays deci sion the court of cassation obtains the most absolute control over the Dreyfus case It can demand and ex amine any documents whatever Including b time dossier of any case bear Ing upon the Dreyfus matter and can examine under path any witness how ever high his position In short If the court makes a sincere use of its powers tho truth will have a much better chanco of beingI discovered than would have been the case had it merely ordered revision before another courtmartial whose members might have been actuated by tt desire to shield the general staff Having concluded Us Inquiry it can present a new dossier to either a civil or a military court for tho final decision Its proceedings will not be public and there can therefore be no objection to a communication to it of the alleged secret dossier if this is still in existence while the numerous generals who have expressed their be lief in the guilt of Dreyfus will now be called upon to explain the grounds of their convictions TO RAISE THE MAINE the Acme Wrecking Co Aka rermlulon to Do It Without Coil to the QoTornmiut Washington Oct 29The Acme Wrecking company of San Francisco has made a request upon the navy deportment for authority to raise tho battleship Maine The company has bad experience In raising vessels on the Pacific coast and representations have been mado to the department as to its ability to accomplish time task In Havana harbor Death of William IJyde X St Louis Oct 31 William Hyde journalist and historian died yester day morning at his home 4422 West 1lne boulevard of heart disease after an Illness of short duration Ills ca reer as an editor and newspapei writer as a public servant as a powci in politics and his prominence for nearly half a century in the public life of St Louis make his demise a- more f than ordinary interest iretarnlnr to His Post with a Bride Tuskogcc Ala Oct 30 Nearly the Snyder United States consul at Port Antonio Jamaica during the recent war and who has just been married at his home in Pittsburgh Fa passed through Washington with his bride en route to his post in Jamaica First Missouri Mustered Out St Louis Nov 1The First MIssou fiviout and paid oIl at the armory in thii city and time men of what Gen Bred regltI to private life SoilSong 3 JOHN D TAns in the Atlantic Monthly I give what neer was mice To every seed the power Of stem and leaf and flower Of fruit or fragrance fine And take what 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fanowledgq of drugs It requires the drnggisv to have a large amount of drugs fresh drugs lIe must give the best possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS REMEM hER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE 1 5 e dl4ir r iTryri r V t r i t I o q ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and AUnzer I BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Pettofflce at Eiitlunton ai Second t1 its matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES Una Vear itrlctlr In adranee ft 00 I 50 ThreeMolitfil to IJ 4 SIngIeCopIes 5 mailed free on application- Correspondentl wanted In all parti the county tie for particular 1 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3 898 TilE Princeton Republican is again being published having re t covered from the shock of its re cent burning IF the Dingley bill is a failure its successor will be selected by the Republican party There is c rncrcall for Democratic tinkers buluth Tribune A MOST interesting and profitable i session was that of the Sec ond District Teachers Association c yat Madisonville last week Par yus Magister will likely have something to say of it in the next issue NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that the worlds wheat crop of 1898 is estimated at 2640000000 bush els the American farmer has a very bright prospect of ready mar ket and good prices for his big I share of this enormous product FOR the first time in our history tie exports of the United States were in 1898 the first year oi the Dingley Tariff double theamount of the imports And yet it used to be said that Protection was fatal to our export trade Ameri can Economistt TilE Central Methodist which has been published in CatlettsS burg Ky for some years by Rev Zephaniah Meek has been pur chased by Louisville people and the first issue from its new home appeared last Friday Dr M B Chapman is the editor v WE publish in this issue the sample ot the ballot that will be voted in Hopkins County next i Tuesday November 81bThThe lf picture of Lincoln in TilE BEll is L a much better one than that which will appear on the official ballot but those who desire to vote under Lincolns picture will hive no trouble in indentifying it 1 A HENDERSON gentleman writes 1 a friend Abrahams face is good for a big majority of the Republi can votes in this county What about Hopkins The Republi cans of Hopkins are not making L much noise but there is a quiet de termination manifest among cer itiof them that does not augur ill for the candidate whose name r will appear under Lincolns pic ture i WE cant have all the good things at once Notwithstanding the abundapt crops throughout the Union there is onethe apple crop that is short The American Ag riculturist estimates that the total 1898 crop of the United States is 27000000 barrels compared with over 40000000 barrels last year f and 70000000 in the record breaking crop of 1896 We all are fond ot apples and this is an awful stroke at general prosperity Some one should tell the calamity howler about it RECENT conclusions of the as tronomers show that the star Rigel is distant from the earth more than 20000000 times the distance of the sun Even the nearest of stars Alpha Centaun has a distance equivalent to 275000 times the radius of the earths orbit And all4 the machinery of the vast incom prehensiblecelestial systems work ing in perfect order Yet man six T leet long and not nearly so wide who himself has been able to make a machine and command it to pro duce light beside the accomplish ment of many other marvelousl I things sometimes the existence of a great Creative Hand in natureand says mud and tadpoles made man or he is aI shavedup monkey with his caudal s appendage disseveredI WHEN convicts in the Colorado state prison become Unruly they are not confined to the solitary on bread and water The chief of the institution has decided that this method of punishment docs not punish so he has his boarders spanked soundly when obstreperous It is the belief of Warden Hoyt that such treatment reminds the offenders of the days of their youth and also prevents them from thinking over their wrongs while the punishment is being inflicted He argues that brooding over fan cied injurits in solitary confine ment only aggravates a mans bad ness while if he is spanked once or twice he will get enough and behave himself He believes the ignominy of a paddling is too great for the most hardened to with stand He has a spanking chair in his instituticmChicaRo ChronicjeWhen the case against Gov Tanner gets before the United States court the distinguished weighers of mans shortcomings should devise some means of hav ing the obstreperous official ex tradited to that institution where this man of large gall and small conscience might be startled into his right mind at least temporarily cloy Bradleys Proclamation Following is the Thanksgiving Proclamation of Gov Bradley It is offered as a model of brevity Thursday the 34lh day ol November next Is hereby set apart as a day of thanks giving and prayer Next Congress Republican Chairman Babcock of the Re publican Congressional Campaign Committee figures that the Re publican lead in the next House of Representatives will be twenty seven The New York Herald Democratic estimates the Repub licans will have a majority of twentythreeAll except Democratic and some Democratic estimates notibly that of the Herald give the Republicans a safe majority The Presidents Western Speeches The following are some brief and choice extracts from the speeches of President McKinley at several western points President McKinley St Louis Let no discordant voice intrude to embarass us in the olutions of the mighty problems which involve such vast consequences to ourselves and to posterity Let us remem ber that God bestows on no nation supreme opportunity which is not ready to respond to the call of su preme duty II At Hastings Iowa the president said We have good money we have ample resources we have unquestionednational credit but what we want is new markets and as trade follows the flag it looks very much as if we were going to have new markets At Red Oak he said We must stand unitedly until every settlement of the last contest shall be written in enduring form and shall record a triumph for humanity and civilization At Terre Haute speaking of the vast assemblages which had everywhere greeted him It means that the people of the United States want the victories of the army and navy to be recognized in the treaty of peace It means that they want those of us who are charged with the administration of the government to see to it that the war was not in vain and that the just fruits of our achievements on land and sea shall not be lost In Prudnt Phrase From the St Paul Minn Pioneer Press In the prudent phrase of the president glows the fire of the statesmans sympathetic response to the prevailing sentiment of the American people And he has the statesmans best girtthe gift which he significantly attributed to Lin colnof divining and following the ober second thoughtthe final verdict of the commonsense of the plain people Mr Lincoln he said followed the people and following made no mistake If President McKinley has ever had any doubt of what the people want he knows it now with that sure presience which marks the genius of all enduring leadershipand in following the people he will make no mistake The president of the recent con vention of implement makers at Philadelphia estimates that 40 per cent more of agricultural implements and vehicles will be sold in 1898 than were sold in 1897 The improvement in the demand for ar ticles which should come under the head of luxuries rather than neces sities he says is significant of the feeling of confidence among con sumers as well as producers The incumbrances of hard times have been removed and the inhabitants of the country districts now have money to invest not only in the necessities but in the luxuries of ife I The Eagle King ol all Bird is noted for its keen sight clear and dis inci vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak yM styes sore eyes of any kind or granu lated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents t An Official Report on Machinery and Labor From tho Boston Globe By joint resolution of congress approved August 15 1894 the commissioner of labor was author ized and directed to investigate and report upon the effect of the use of the machinery upon labor and the cost of production the relative productive power of hand andmachine labor the cost of manual and machine power as they arc used in the productive indus tries and the effect upon wages oi the use of machinery operated by women and children and further whether changes in the creative costs of products arc due to a lack or to a surplus of labor or the introduction of power machinery Since that time the investigation has been jn progress and the results arc published in the thirteenth annual report of the commissioner for 1898 The facts obtained are extremely interesting but unfor tunately for those who have long taken opposite sidespn this ques tion of whether machinery has worked a benefit or an injury to laborers Commissioner Wright observes that the statistical method is not conclusive in determining whether wages have been bettered or lowered through machinery since so many other factors inevit ably enter into the problem of wagesThe statistics prove one or two things however beyond the possibility of dispute The first is that machinery has lowered the cost of manufactured products and sec ondly it has increased the number of persons required to produce the articles considered in the report embracing six hundred and seventy eight in which hand and machine labor could be best contrasted This means that machinery has given a far greater number of per sons employment than though nothing but hand labor were still in use But all this does not settle conclusively the real effect of ma chinery upon wages The fact is that the problem of wages contains so many and so diverse factors that no one factor can be honestly said to be a controlling onenot even the great specific known as a pro tective tariff But whatever be the truth as to wages machinery has come to stay We could not abolish it if we would How things can be adjusted so that it shall not cheapen wages at the same time it it is cheapening products and in creasing the number of wage seek ers is the great unsolved problem which all good citizens ought to be interested in settling The Right to Labor From Bradstreets- It is not a little singular that a definition of the limits of the rights of striking employes in influencing the action of others should be re garded as necessary at this com paratively late day but such a definition was recently asked for from the United States Circuit Court at Cleveland Ohio An ap plication was made for an injunc tion to prevent the striking em ployes of a corporation for interfer ing with other operatives employed by the company The sitting judge granted an injunction in an opinion in which he laid down the doctrine that the right to labor is not only a right of property but a right of liberty which is enjoyed by the citizen as his birthright and that one of the most important rights of labor is that of an unobstructed access to the place where the labor is to be performed The injunction in terms restrained the strikers from interfering in any manner with the companys plant and from mo lesting or intimidating or threaten ening those desiring to work at the mills and from congregating or picketing the mill or the houses of employment for thepurpose of in timidation To put the matter in a nutshell the decision applies the now wellestablished doctrine that while strikers cannot be compelled to work if they do not like the terms offered they cannot by any con duct savoring of intimidation pre vent others desirous of working from filling the places they have left vacant flake Ivery Edge Cut From the Southern Farm Magazine There is a species of false econ omy practiced by many of the farmers of the South that should be abandoned at once We refer to that kind which permits the use of bad tools of cheap labor and the culture of unproductive soils We refer to that economy which rath er than expend a few dollars for an improved breed of hogs or cows will continue to feed corn to hogs that can never be fattened except at an expense greater than the worth of the pork that will persist in squeeqing afew pints of milk Irom a lean bagless cow that con sumes provender to such an extent as to make milk a costly luxury We refer to that economy begotten in ignorance and continued by cus tom It results from a want of thought and calculation and no- W h4 fi PRESIDENT McKINLEYS bit i lp haf 2ivJf Proclamation g 41 WASHINGTON October 28The President after the = Cabinet mceitng today issued the following Thanksgiving jj 43 proclamation Jj BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 4 A PROCLAMATION 4 The approaching November brings to mind the custon of iik 43 our ancestors hallowed by time and rooted in our most jjj 41 sacred traditions of giving thanks to Almighty God for all the i = blessings he has vouchsafed to us during the past year 43 Few years in our history have affordedsuch cause for jj 41 thanksgiving We have been blessed by abundant harvests bit j our trade and commerce have been wonderfully increased our I 43 public credit has been improved and strengthened all sec jj49 tions of our common country have been brought together and i- J Iknitted into closer bonds of national and 4 HjVcause of humanity we are permitted to rejoice that the con j 49 flict has been of brief duration and the losses we have to 4 mourn though grievous and important have been so few cv2 considering the great results accomplished as to inspire us t49 with gratitude and praise to the Lord of hosts We may laud and magnify His holy name that the cessation of hostilities l Jj came so soon as to spare both sides the countless sorrow and 49 disasters that attend protracted war jj 4 I do therefore invite all my fellowcitizens as well those 81 = at home as those who may be at sea or sojourning in foreign I 49 lands to set apart and observe Thursday the 24th day of No J47 vember as a day of national Thanksgiving to come together 81 Jj in their several places of worship for a service of praise and j 81t= continued prosperity of the people for the devotion and valor 49 of our countrymen for the glory of our victory and the hope 4ofa righteous peace and to pray that the divine guidance J which has brought us heretofore to safety and honor may be 49 graciously continued in the years to come 81 Ntfi49 JOHN HAY Secretary of Statebit one who practices it can be pros perous or be accounted a good farmer It becomes our farmers to make every edge cut to persist in no course that will not pay and to bring to bear on their business as much mind as muscle They should be able to tell what every barrel of corn and every pound of cotton or tobacco costs what arc the profits or losses on stockrais ing and whether the labor they employ can be rendered more prof itable by a change in their method of farming Let them count up the difference in the profits of a farm by using nothing but the best tools cultivating nothing but thc best land rearing nothing but the best animals employing nothing but the best labor and they will soon see where the paths of their prosperity and thrift lie There is another fact they must learnthat farmers no more than other trades or professions can be prosperous without giving their time and attention to their busi nessA farmer must give his undivided attention to his business if he would succeed There can be no substitute for his presence simply because no other can feel the same interest in his business that he can If he cannot do this if he cannot love his pursuithe had better aban don it The first element of success any business is to learn to love that business A man should not succeed in any pursuit by neglect ing it It would be contrary to the immutable laws of nature That which a man sows that shall he also reap Without this law there would be no incentive to am bition to industry to energy or to honesty Indolence and idleness would be as profitable as industry and energy We might as soon expect a man to be good without being moral or a thief to be honest while he is stealing as lor men to be prosperous without being at tentive to business Let every edge be made to cut which can be done only by the farmer himself holding and direcSi ing the reins of his prosperity Neglect wont do Any farmer may win success but he must feel keenly the losses resulting from inattention or indifference and take the necssarysteps to prevent such losses This makes and develops a spirit of frugality which all farmers must possess in order to succeed TilE BEE and the Southern Farm Magazine both one year for 150 Good Roads in the South Firm Valufi Increased From the Rocky Mount N C ArgonautI A farmer in the vicinity lotte states that 250 acres of land were sold for 20000 This is at the rate of 80 per acre a pretty high price for North Carolina farming lands but probably not any more if as much as the land was worth Now what made this land sell for so much more than farmJng lands in other portions of the State The questionis easily answered Mecklenburg county has good roads the brag roads of the South and its people are pro gressive The rest of the couni ties must follow he example of I Mecklenburg if they expect to suc ceed Cost of hauling From the Practical Farmer That farmers as a class would be greatly benefited by better roads no one can doubt Their surplus produce has to be hauled over the roads and this work can be done at much less cost on good roads than it can be on poor ones A Lossof Mlllloni From tba Atlanta Journal It is estimated that bad roads cost this country 600000000 an nually The gospel of goodroads should be preached by every news paper in the State Georgia can not afford to lag in this movement Other Southern States are going forward and their progress to ward good roads is bringing them into public notice among those in other sections who contemplate moving to the South One of the most absurd objec tions to good roads was made at a Farmers Institute meeting in Galesburg Illwhere a farmer opposed hard roads because they were favored by bicyclists who had cheapened the price of horses and feed If the Democrats Won From the Globe Democrat The Philippine question will be taken up in the Paris peace confer ence this week but nobody on either side of the water expects that a settlement will be reached or any progress at all made until after the congressional election in this country takes place The Spanish Ministry and the Spanish peace commissioners are as pro foundly interested in this election as anybody in this country can be A Democratic victory here is what Sagasta Weyler Blanco and all the other Spaniards want A ma jority of thirty or forty or even of ten would make Weyler believe that he was avenged for his expul sion from Cuba by the Republican administration Every country which is jealous rbf the prestige which the United States has has gained in the past half year every despot who sees that his au mm 474 44 v Advice to I ConsumptivesThere dies that every person with weak lungs or with consump tion itself should understand These remedies will cure about every case in its first stages and many of those more advanced It is only the most advanced that are hopeless Even these are wonderfully relieved and life prolongedWhat Fresh air proper food and 5eonsDDIIsIOn of CodLiver Qil with Hypo kitts Be afraid of draughts but not of fresh air Eat nutritious food and drink plenty of milk Do not forget that Scotts Emulsion is the 1 oldest the most thoroughly tested and the highest en dorscd ofal1 remedies for weak throats weak lungs and consumption in all its stages l1 SCOTT Ic BOHBChteIIMIJNWYotk fl Preventionbetter Tutts Liver Pills will not only cure but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases TUrFS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE thority and that of his guild is menaced by the growing influence of this country every tyrant caste or nation which hates or fears the American name is praying for vic tory for the Democratic party CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Beginning Oct SO Comment bj KOT 8 II Doyle Tone HclpfuLics Ex nil 813 Gal Tl 15 Wo are dependent Independent raid interdependent in this lifo Wo depend upon God Wo act independently for ourselves and wo also dopend upon ono another for much in lifo No man liveth to himself Ho is dependent for much upon thoso who aro about him in life This mutual dependence is illustrated in tim first topical reference This is tho story of the defeat of tbo Amnlokltca at Rophtdim God made success depend upon intercessory pray or White Moses hold up his baud Is mel prevailed but whoa ho lot down his hand Amalek But Moses hands became weary and then Aaron and liar hold them up Moses was dopendent upon them for help They wcro do pendent upon Moses after God for sue cess Success or failure was as Important to ono as to another and by their united action they brought success By refusing to bolp ono another theywould have brought defeat upon all Wo are thus mutually dependent upon ono an other in all the relations of lifo In the homo in tho Endeavor society in tho church iu society in tho business world wo need tho help of ono another and in helping others wo help ourselves as Aaron and Bur benefited themselves In holding up tho aims of Moses It is not only good policy to help one another in life but it is also religious duty Boar 70 ono anothers burden is the command of Paul Bo willing to lay down your lives for the brethren is tho practical command of Christ and in helping ono another wo thus fulfill the law of Christ Wo aro to help ono another in bear ing all tho burdens of lifoIta sorrows its infirmities its errors and its sins The object of helping others to boar their sins is that thoy may bo reclaimed If a brother bo overtaken by a fault 70 that aro spiritual restore such n ono in the spirit of meekness Restoration is tho object of all helpfulness Another incentive for this kind of helpfulness our own liability to sin Considering thyself lest thou also bo tempted and being tempted presumably fall Wo aro least willing to help men bear their sins and errors It is easier to give food to the hungry and clothing to the naked than it is to givo a helping hand to a sinful fallen brother but Christianity demands that wo wall do all three Nothing will bring greater happiness and greater blessing into our own lives than to cultivate tho habit of helping others It is moro blessed to help than to bo helped- Blblo Readings Dour i 8438 III 28 II Sam xi 25 II Chron xxix 81 ml 14 Ps xxxIII 20 xlvi 1 Acts xzvi 93 I Cor xii 28 II Cor i 11 vIII 18 PhIl lv 18 II Tim I 1018 Rob iv 10 mod SeeS It is said that when Julius Cffifiai camo to Britain with his great war car riages ho brought with him seeds without knowing itseeds from Asia and that somo of theso seeds fell into Eng lish ground and that there aro flowers and grasses growing in England today which have como from those seeds that were blown about from tho war wagons of Julius Gauar Everything carries seed about birds and bees roaring storms and whisper- Ing breezes And so Is it with a good life It Is very fruitful and from it am scattered seeds that carry blessings for and wide If wo sow good seed seine of It liko that of tho rawer in our Lords parable is sure to fall into good ground and ytld n glorious harvest At any rate let us tqko caro that tho yrecds and briers of EclfishncES and un kindness in others como not from our sowing Rather let us try to live good pure lives so that tho needs wo scnttei as wo go through tho world may spring up and bring forth fruit to Gods glory Church StaudaidJtlwy FirstBo mindful of others and give the best scat in your room to a lady an aged person or on invalid SccoudBo as courteous to those loss fortunato than yourself as you are to these who may bo your equal in social position Third Avoid affectation and eccen trlcltyFourthBo punctual us to time pro clso as to payment honest in all thlnga Fifth Return borrowed books un marked uninjured promptly nt the Limo promised Christian Leader The Thinking Veal Tho thinking post was a droll conceit of tho English wit Sidney Smith Not far from his gato ho had a post sot at which every ouo going out was to stop and think whether ho hall loft anything behind Bomo thinking posts wo need very frequently In lifo whoro there shall bo somo pause for roo floctlou Tho boat thinking post given to any of us is the divine ordhmuco of the Sabbath with Us frequent returns its cessation of toil mid withdrawal from tho world nut its appearance In the presence of God Central Presby LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS One day recently two darkeys armed with long plstolstrled to hold up Conductor Ray at Kobards It seems they had been stealing or trying lo steal a ride on his train when one of his brakemen put them off and they sought revenge on the conductor whom they mistook for the manI who bad asked them to unload The re suit however was only a heated war of wordsA received at Henderson last Monday from Agent Geo T OBryannow sojourning in New Mexico on account of 111 health brought the bad news that bo was growing worse and rtquasled the presence of bis wife at once As soon as pOSt slble4sbe boarded a train and Is now on her way to the bedside of her husband Friends here entertain the hope that be may soon take a cballgefortbebeUer The wlfeof Agent Martin ot Scbroe has j t Jy returned from Kuttawa where she was called by the death of a sister A change oE operators has taken place at the Earliogton office Operator Arrlngton the former night man Is now on duly In the day time while Operator Fawcelt at tends lo tbe night work It reports In circulation are true the midnight robbers are getting close as at Nortonvillo last Tuesday night they held up the night operator nod made a raid on the Illinois Central cash drawer taking from it about 23 and then made good their escape CoSl thieves have again become so num erous at Ilopkinvllle and other cities where trains stop that the railroad officials have called the attention of the conductors and ctews lo the matter and asked their cooperation In the attempt to catch and punish the offenders Last Tuesday morning when Agent EtheridRO caine on duty be found one of the companys buildings decorated with a small xvagon on top of It the result of the the boys taking the advantage of Hal loween night Tbe railroad company commencing on the first of November have taken off one of the brakemen we understand on each through run The local annual Inspection of the Hen derson division took place last week and a supreme effort U being matte by the cm dale lo show off this division In better shape than ever when central inspection takes place in this month Frank Millard a boy aged sixteen years tried to board a moving freight train at Beaver Dam last Tuesday Tbo result was the loss of bis right foot Switcbmanjeffreys had the misfortune MANAGER 2 l1 IN 1 to get his fingers mashed the othejrday but is getting along nicely No amputation was necessary Brakeman Bonbam of the end local while assisting In unloading freight at Slaughtersville one day last week was caught by a falling truck car breaking one bone In his leg Dr Cballen dressed the broken limb and the wounded man it now able to hobble around on crutcbes but It wilt be some time before he will be able for We quote this from tbe Louisville Post to show bow the police r f that city some times do a job of railroading Captain Jacobs and a squad of police tore up a switch this morning belonging to Callahan a Sons tbe grain dealers and elevator men Tbe firm Is putting up an elevator on the square between Thirteenth and Fourteenth k and Lexington and Delaware streets Wand t desired to connect it with the Illinois Cen ttral tracks on Fourteenth street by meant L of a private twitch In order to the I C tracks It was necessary to cross a pub lie alloy Efforts have been for the past month to have the Councill past an ordinance permitting this but It refuted to do to Col Huger bat bad a police man on guard for several weeks to prevent tbe construction ol tbe track but Monday on account of changing watch there was no one on guard During the absence of the officer tbe track was put down When Col Haager beard of the occurrence he sent Jacobs and a to tear up tbe track Soon afterward Mr Callahan called on Col Huger and apologized for tbe laying of the switch and stated that as there was no guard present be bad tap posed be had tbe right to put down the twitch IEveryor who has made up his mind that he wilt chew itwillnot accept any substitute There is a peculiar excellence mMA4flfJkYvit that can only I TipredatedNo matter what brand you have been chewing Battle Ax is better and if you will try it you willIsay so yourself Remember the name buy again Tne iiyork Week Tribune L THE q And your Favorite Home r BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 L and reliable market editorials Iniereitlng ihort stories scientific and mechanical In formation Illustrated fashion articles humorous plelurea and la nllruethe and entenalnlnl to every member of ererr family 2 local prices for farm products the condition of crops and proipccla for the year and U a bright newsy welcome and Indlipeniable weekly vltllor at your home and fireside e I BEST and 250 LOUISVILLE north duly reach made City Capt detail GREA- TNATIONAL FAMIL- YNEWSPAPER For FARMERS And VILLAGERS Paper TurEARLINGTON Dli KENTUCKY erillatlt if lthTIGEO SSSStt44SSSIe 1Successor WILLARDHOTELw Livery and Feed Stable At the Old Stand on Main Street just west of inn EARLWBTOW KENTUCKY 1 lFirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service SRi ii iu ITJt T Clf1e f8ee 23u 3nbustrjj toe t rive LOCAL NEWS Mr E Bramwell and wife of Nashville spent Sunday with relatives Mrs W W Etheridge of this city and Miss Mary Ethcridgc oi Nashville visited in Slaughters yule this week if TUG BEE called Elmo Bourland J Augy last week This is an apologyas Augy is away out and cant hear about it idWestAnnouncement and invitations h1 f arc about to be issued for a Thanks 11 r giving ball to be given by some of the Earlington young men Frank McGary is advance agent Miss Lizzie Sullivan has been absent from her stenographers chair for some days being ill and under the doctors care She is better however and will doubtless be out in a lew days Work is now in progress on the new residence of Rev 1 H Ted Jtat the south end of Railroad street west side Ground was broken 1early this week and Contractor iOldham will push the building to cjO There was a business meeting ofI t the Octavo Thanct Book Club onf Saturday at the home of Mrs Pault M Moore secretary of the Matters of interest to the memberst of the circle were Mrs Foard rcad an interesting article on how to read profitably Hey Roscoc M Wheat pastor ofthe M E Church South has been the victim of chills recently and was unnble to fill his special appointment at Nebo last Sunday r He was to have preached to that congregation in lieu of the second t 4 Spnday in November which is the date of the first quarterly meeting to be held here So this will prob ably givu the pastor the three com lug Sundays with his Earlington congregation Mr II S Corey has been quite sick for some days having ven tured out too soon after his firsti attack ol fever Harrys will not permit him to keep IllsI long and he was out again 4ioom but moving very slowly been trying to arrange IllsI affairs so as to make a visit to NewI Jersey his old home and expected to have gone about the middle of l October He will go soon and will take his family October had five Saturdays five P it Sundays and five Mondays So I many days of five each in a single month were confusing and two S Madisonville gentleman with the connivance of a newspaper man came all the way to Earlington to hear Rev Wheat preachbut he I dont preach on the fifth Sunday l The Madisonville men were Capt Hockersmith and Dr Hayes No matter who the newspaper man i Jwas Next time they will count L Sundays t rRev JohnW Ligon whom our people remember with much pleas J J Aureas former pastor of the Chris 1 tian church at this place and whose home has since been at Trenton Ky has been called to Toronto Ontario to take charge of an im Jportant church We predict that Brother Ligon will fill a big pulpit with as much grace as he has filled t l 1 iiitle ones His relatives here areiI Missf Laura Ligop a teacher in I Earlington public school and Mr t1James T Ligon of Mortons Gap Gone Up Head Our good friend Tom Stone is a farmer of the first magnitude He sent this week to this office a half dozen potatoes of the Hibern ian variety which in point of size teats all the potatoes we have hitherto laid eyes on further than four aces beat a bob tall flush To give some idea of the size of the tubers we will state that the largest of these weighed two pounds the next in size one pound and three quarters the others fol lowed closely Friend Stone raised an all around good crop this year Wo learn that he has just sold his tobacco for seven dollars around This is evidence of his ability as a tiller of the soil He will accept the thanks of the hoss editor for the potatoes and as soon as possible send the nag man a mammoth pumpkin to appease a pieous yearning on his part- fleeting Closed The protracted meeting that has been in progress at the Earlington Christian Church for some two weeks past closed Sunday night Rev James C Creel of Missouri conducted the meeting to the utmost satisfaction of tim pastor Rev I HTecJ and the congre gation and with excellent visible results There were twelveaddi lions to the Christian church duroi ing the meeting Rev Creel is aI plain and forccftil speaker possessing the rare ability to make his meaning clear to his hearers He preached to large audiences hroughoentirc meeting tndI he Earlirfgton people hope that his may not be his last visit to his thriving little city- KamperWillet On Wednesday October 26thi 1898 at the home of Mr Thos Davis near St Charles Miss Car- ne Willet was married to Mr John Kamper Rev 1 H Tech pastor of the Earlington Christian Church officiating Mr Hamper is under the tongue of good repute a ster ling upright man Miss Willet is one of St Charles most popular and charming young ladies TilE BEE joins in heartiest congratulations and best wishes for a future full of all joy Chrlstlan Endeavor Lasf Sunday night witnessed another improvement in attendance and interest in the meeting of the local Endeavorers This spirit has been manifest of late since the days arc grown shorter and the evenings longer The Endeavorers have excellent light in the hall now and new song books The prospects for the winters work are encouraging Fine Tobacco Some days ago we received a fine hand of tobacco out of the crop of W T Neal formerly of Earlmg ton by the hands of J T Mc Gregor and have kept it on our shelf and showed it to men who know tobacco It is said to be a fair sample and if so it represents a fine cropMagazine Club The Ladies Magazine Club meets this afternoon with Mrs W F Burr Mrs Wendel and Mrs McGary will lead Mrs James B Ross of Madisonville and Mrs E Kemp and Mrs arnest Rash of Earlington have been elected member of the club- Quarterly Meeting The first Quarterly Meeting for the year on the Earlington and Nebo circuit of the M E Church South will be held in Earlington second Saturday and Sunday n November the nth and 13thI and will be presided over by Pre siding Elder Rev Geo H Hayes vl r lh I IWEWANTYOURTRADE i Securely Shod THE CAREFUL MAN CAN SAY Fate cannot hurt me I have donned today a cr Shoe thats all a Good Shoe should be Here are Ljcombined Fit Style Economy mHE footwear problem is not so difficult as J T it seems if taken in the right way Con fidence in the seller and confidence in the 1I Shoe is a combination hard to beat We standright behind the Shoes we Sell you for Good Shoes and the mak r of them stands I right behind us Assortment not surpassed Style at the top Prices at the bottom 1 Our Fall and Winter Shoos are now In BISHOP COMPANYf MADISONVILLE KY FYOUHi44iltttt MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT Ja 2 1 I y NEW BOOKS ADDED Choice List Has Been Put on the Shelves of the Public Libraries There was brief mention made in TUE BEE last week of the arrival of a lot of new books for Earlington Public Libraries The following is a list The books are in duplicate and one of each goes to each of the two libraries National Encyclopedia Stapleys Darkest Africa a vols Samantha at Saratoga Authors and Their Public Woods Natural History 5 vols Legends of the American Revolution 2 vols Dutch Republic a vols Fcnns Books 2 volsILindsays Seminoles of FloridaIUnderground Railroad Gods Doings Worlds Ready Reference Books Hans Brietmans Ballads Cushmgs Manual Out of the Hurly Burly Comstocks Elocution Moores Universal Assistant Advance and Retreat These new books range from in teresting and thrilling tales of ad venture which attract all boys to stern history and profound research There is instruction and entertainment for everybody in the constantly widening book shelves of our two public free libraries Everybody citizen or sojourner is cordially invited to avail themselves- of the privilege offered The Best Catch of the Season Hopper and White fishermen- are avenged and the loss of that handsome new rod is as naught- at least so far as concerns the fish crmaninchief Bryan took multiple rods and reels and minnows in his hands and went forth to conquer last Thursday The catch was a five and threequarter pound bass and sundry smaller ones It was the banner catch in the history of Loch Mary fishing Friday again there was a great catch M B Long and son John Geo C Atkinsoji Dr E A Chatten and Bryan Hopper caught pounds of fine bass John Long hooked the largest which broke his rod and was only landed with the aid of Messrs Hopper and Atkinson Bryantook a three pounder The days catch was better than that of the day before Saturday the fish ermens signs were all perfect It was just at full of the moon the sign was in the head weather perfect and the wind in the right direction But the fish oh where were theyl Some of the boys say Barton Crutchfield is a Jonah However that may bo cer tain it is that he came in great confidence and joy of anticipation and went home empty handed Nothing but little fish came that day The fish must have been all wrong fortha signs were all right STATE OF OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO LUCAS COUNTY rll FRANK J CHBNBY makes oath that he II the senior partner of the firm of F I CIIBNUY Co doing business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRII that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURB FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence Ibis Ctb day of December A D 1886 I IAW GLEASON I SEAL jNotary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system Send for testi mortals freeF CIIENBBY Co Toledo 0 Sold by Druggists 75C Halls Family Pillsare the best Mr W R Brown who has been suffering with a complication- of ailments for some two weeks is improving and able to be out Mr Brown is one of Earlingtons oldest citizens having been in the employ of the St Bernard Company for the past aff years Mrs Brown still posseses a nice shawl that was bought out of the lust stock of merchandise ever brought to Earlingtion and offered for sale by the coal company store under the management of Mr Thos J McEuen Weak Eyes ire Made Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Kaglo Eye Salve Its put np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists P B McManus who has been for the past three years engaged at the air shaft expected to leave for Texas last night with his He formerly lived in Missouri and prefers a western home He is a soninlaw of Mr W it Brown of this place Uuc lens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains posltlvely guaranteed give perfect satisfaction or money Price ajc per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Misses Belle Bourland and Myr tie Wooten of Madisonville vhs ited friends here Sunday i ttB Spruce Cum 3alsam tUe most ji niit and remedy for couaUicoIdi ernuti mill all sureness of the throat cbet auj- 1uIIIi Large bottle aSc aodfiOe Sold by St Bernard Drugstore f4 l 1 f f Evansville Flower Show and Mu slcal Carnival Tuesday November 8th will be the opening day of the big Chrysanthemum and Flower show and Carnival of music to be given by the Press Club at Evansville The show will continue through the week and from present indications will be largely attended from this place The Press Club wisely sent out thousands of invitations to the leading citizens asking thqm to the show The same liberal spirit that Has been dis played in their advertising has been followed in the selection of of artists for their musical carnival They went after the best of every thing and have gotten it They will have over 5ooo plants in full bloom on exhibition and a change of program every afternoon and evening at their concert On Fri day night they will have the crown ing of the Flower Queen and all Evansville is trying to find who will be the queen The railroads have all made a rate of one fare for the round trip and tickets will be good to return home on the day after purchance iL any one desires to stay over in Evansville It is safe to say that the Chrys anthemum show will be the event of the season and all swelldom will be there The St Charles Band TIle St Charles Brass Band do move That organization of enthusiastic hornblowcrs made a special trip across country Sat urday night to serenade Mr Jno B Atkinson President of the St Bernard Coal Company They show their great interest in musi cal matters and decided advance ment in their proficiency as musicians The boys have now secured the services of Prof Mitchell who is by trade a shoemaker as well as musician and has a shop at St Charles to which friends are throw ing patronage Prof Mitchell has been there about seven weeks and has arranged some excellent music well fitted forharmonious effect by the instruments in the band The Professor was formerly with Sousa and left him at the close of the en gagement at the Atlanta Expos tion The band wants a hall for practice and public entertainments and is likely to get it since the management of the St Bernard is said to have become interested in the project Halloween Celebrated Some of the boys did not fail to remember Halloween The Rob inson building and flag staff was well decorated with wheel barrow signs etc Robinson Bros de livery wagon was dismembered and planted in various uncomfortable places The Jones hotel showed signs of the addition of a barber shop and various gates went off on a trot or pace to seek another situ ation in topsi turvy fashion David Adams establishment was deco rated on top with a barrel and a keg whether with any hidden meaning only the boys know and they wont tell Nobody was hurt and no damage done An error crept into the columns of THE BEE last week in reference to the death and burial of Mrs Rickett Todd Mrs Todd died Monday evening about 7 oclock and was buried Tuesday afternoon Her child is four years and eleven months old Friends of the family will see what was the error of the former statement We regret the mistake and take the first op portunity of correcting it An Enterprising Druggist There are few more wide awake and en terprising than St Bernard who spare no pain to secure the best of everything In their line for their many customers They now have the valuable agency for Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Oolds This is the wonder fulremedy that Is producing such a furor allover the country bf its many startling cures It absolutely cures Asthma Bron chitis Hoarseness and all affections of the Throat Chest and Lungs Call at above drug store and get a trial bottle free or a regular size for 50 cents and troo Guar anteed to cure or price refunded Rev R M Wheat wilt fill his regular appointment at the M E Church South next Sunday morn ing and night He extends a cor- dIal invitation to everybody to at tend OUR OUARArTII 310000 IN COLD We will pay One Hundred Dollars In Goldfol any and every case of cough and colds when Otoisprucelurloull and li so pleasant to take Ikwart cl Imitation Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Rev J F Story of Madison ville and J B Lindle of Sturgis were in the city Sunday A young Porto Rican Negro has entered the Tuskegee institute in Alabama Another Porto Rican in New York tried to register to vote at the coming election his action was of course illegal but the newspapers remarked that it showed the right spirit Lung Irritation Is the forerunner to consumption Dr Bells PineTarHoney will cure it and glvesucb strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twenly five cents at all good druggists p 1 t VETERAN PREACHER DEAD Rev T Q Bosley at One Time Pastor of the fl IL Church South at Madisonville Rev T G Bosley died at his home in Jeffersonville Ind last Sunday morning at the age of seventynine years Mr Bosley was a blacksmith in his youth and began preaching at the age of about twenty years and then he traveled about shoeing horses in the day and preaching at night He is remembered in this county as a powerful and gifted preacher having served the Madisonville circuit of the M E ChurchSouth many years ago It is said that he served as presiding elder in every Methodist district in the State Nineteen years ago he withdrew from the Southern Meth odist church and joined the Northern church Later he affiliated with the Presbyterian church and was ordained a minister of that de nomination Uncle Tories Cabin A Chicago press dispatch states that unless claimed and removed by its owners within a short time the old Uncle Toms cabin the home at one time of Harriet Boecher Stowes immortal hero which has been standing at the north end of Libby prison grounds since the worlds fair will be sold to the highest bidder or otherwise dis posed of The cabin was brought north at the time of the worlds fair from the lower Red River coun try in Texas It did not prove a great attraction but its owners made no attempt to take it away at the conclusion of the fair- Diphtheria Little Maggie the sevenyear old daughter of Mrs Susie Turner is afflicted with diphtheria It is a stubborn case but seemed to be yielding yesterday to the anti toxine treatment y The child of Press Minter Col ored also has a diphtherctic sore throat A tube was inserted and the antitoxine administered The child is improving Was a Fake The sensational stories pub lished about the burning of a negro man near Dawson Springs last week are proven entirely untrue No negro was burned but the man in question has leflt the country Mr E Hibbs has just sold a fine 400 piano to Mr W T Vanasen of this city Mr Hibbs says that all who are contemplating the purchase of a musical instrument will I find it to their interest to see him that he can save them money He is well known to Earlington people having done business here for several years and he refers to his old customers for proof of the satisfac tion he has given Mr Thos B Young has opened a shoe shop m the room on Main street formerly occupied by A C Gerth Mr Young comes from Madisonville where he has been m the business some years He announces that he is prepared to do all kinds of new and repair work at reasonable prices Mrs Jno W Crawford and daughter Mrs James Daves from Decatur Ala stopped with Mrs Ernest Rash of this place who is another daughter of Mrs Crawford on Tuesday They are here and at Madisonville visiting for a time Mr Daves accompanied the ladies Dock Griffin is carrying one arm in a sling but it is not his good right arm That is still at large Dock was riding in a buggy when his horse took fright and he was thrown out landing on his shoulder and getting a hard fall but still holding on to his horse CASTORIAPot Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boaratho ISignature of taffictfcKMa- nnlngton Notes This place has not been represented in so long that I write a few items Our energetic farmers are about through sowing wheat and are getting ready for the protracted meeting Rev Smith of Earlington Is holding a meeting at Goads chapel this week and may continue longer The meeting tbat was given at Mrs Cordiers Monday night was a success and much enjoyed by those present Miss Belle Oldham Is on the sick list this week We hope she may soon recover Miss Daisy Richardson Is In Madison ville this week visiting her sister Mrs R P DrakeMr Wright of Earlington was in town Wednesday Wonder If Frank went to see his glrll Ask him Mrs George Gray fo visiting in Ilsley weekMiss Fuller of Crofton Is visiting Miss Rillla Mclntosb this week Mr Edgar Long of Hopkinsville visited friends and relatives here Saturday and Sunday SaecfM to THE DIB CHATTERBOX 4 t bOlg TIiIiig IIRI1 rilgHow Is this- Perhaps sleepless nights caused It or grief or ness or perhaps it was care No matter what the you cannot wish to look old at thirtyGray hair Is starved hair The bulbs have been deprived of proper food or proper nerve force AgersHair Vigor in powertoing elements to the hair bulbsUsed according to direc tions gray hair begins to dnysSoonand richness of youth and the color of early life returns Would our book on the Hair We will gladly send it to you Wrlto us1 If you do not obtain all the benefits you expected from the Vigor write the doctor about ft He maybeablet6- Suggest something value to Address Dr J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass r DOWN IN THE MINES CooperailveIs now hustling around for business The strike at the Spotsville Basket and Sturgis mines has thrown quite a lot of business to the Hopkins County miner The Hecla Coal Company is now rushed with orders and employs new miners al most daily and is then unable to fill all ordersMany rumors in circulation during the past few weeks as regards the change In the management of the Hecla Coal Company seem to be unfounded Superintendent Crutcbfield of St Charles was over last Saturday making arrangements to meet the demands of his employees on regalar pay day The Carbondale Coal Company have of late we are told been securing a more reliable class of labor and now can be relied upon to fill orders promptly Quite an amount of anthracite coal is now being sold in the Hopkinsville market and why go East for coal yhen we have such large quantities of fine coal in Kentucky The Providence Coal Co after a short strike are again at work In many cases new men have replaced the old ones and hereafter greatercare will be used when miners are employed The report is in circulation that at the dead hour of night when all honest men should be asleep a branch lodge of the United Mine Workers was organized at one of our neighboring mines An organizer in Pennsylvania has hitI upon the novel plan of taking with him on his rounds when he goes to organize the miners a brass band Music may charm the Hungarians and Slavs but down here in old Kentucky it would be wind wasted Two small mines at Providence which have been under the contract of organized labor are now shut down a disagreement on the wage question being the cause Is it not strange indeed that members of one labor organization who own and control amine can fail to agree on terms Competition it is claimed bv mine oper ators outside of the St Bernard Co have had much to do with the cut in wages paid miners yet we had that the St Ber nard Co has for a score or more of years regardless of the great competition com plained of continued to pay their men at all times standard wages I Labor leaders and all others who come to Hopkins County on a peaceful mission can always rest assured of kind and just treatment but when they come with the evil desire to molest or in any wsfy disturb the harmonious condition of affairs as now exist their road will be a rocky one to travelSpringfield 111 October aSThe min ers in the Litcbfield Ooal Companys mine at Litchfield operated by Capt David Davis Company K fIb Illinois Infantry Volunteers have struck because nine fat lowworkmen were discharged The men in question had been discharged before the war with Spain began but while Capt Davis was away with his regiment they were reinstated When be returned be promptly discharged them and the strike resultedWe sorry indeed to bo called upon to state that welgber Edwin Phillips of No ii mine is confined to his bed by a bad attack of kidney trouble but the at tending physician Dr Cbatten hopes for an improvement in his condition soon His place at the mine has been filled the last few weeks by his son Jesse but now we find Tbos Blair holding the fort The Reinecbe Coal Company on ac count of trouble with one of their boilers was compelled to shut down last Tuesday but Secretary Bally will see that but little delay is caused by at once having the dam age repaired But little coal is now being shipped from Providence Last Saturday work was represented by but few cars on the branch train Monday morning The miners at Basket we understand are very angry indeed at the manager of the mine there charging him with shut ting down the works and locking up all their tools in the mine This the operator deniM and It is feared serious trouble is brewing Carlinvllle III October 2SEvery body In this section has his eyes on the operators of the CnicagoVirden Coal Company to see what steps they will take The miners of this city were set to guess log tonight trying to figure out what was meant by Patton Hamilton t1 Patton at torneys of Springfield withdrawing the injunction suits against Ed Cahill and thirtytwo more of the mine leaders The injunctions were served to prevent them from interfering with the operation of the mjnes at Virden The withdrawal of the suits is asked by the complainants at their cost It is believed here that this is the beginning of the end of the Virden strike and that some solution of the problem will soon be found probably before the grand jury meets on November 9 to inves tigate the cause of the trouble President Ratchford of the United Mine Workers is certainly walking on danger ous ground when he comes out and en dorses the action in full of Governor Tan nero of Illinois who has resisted with the strong arm of the militia of the State the landing of men at Virden who were In law ful and peaceful pursuit of labor Does Mr Ratcbford want us to believe that he favors the shutting out by one state the labor of another who have in this country the freedom to seek work wherever It may be found TaVo the order of which he is the president and we find that many of the members are of a roaming disposition content at no place any length of time and often through labor trouble they are compelled to seek work in another state or else allow their families to suffer for the nec essaries of life Would he say let them suffer If he fully agrees with Tanner as he says ba does he must forbid theta the privilege of providing for their household by seeking labor in another state The plea made by Tanner to cover up his mis deeds or wrongaction In this matter that the colored miners sent therefrom Alabama were exconvlctsana this view Is approved by Ratcbford is of little weight as it must be admitted that these colored miners whether they have or havo not been imprisoned for wrong doing were at the time free men and justly entitled to the full freedom guaranteed them by the con stitution of the United Stotes and exempt from all restriction in any state when In law ful pursuit of work and must if necessary be protected by the government of the United States while so doing So it can be readily seen that sympathy for members of an or ganization of which be has been chosen leader has led Mr Ratchford to take a stand that he can not in justice to his own following hold without doing a great harm to their interests How to Look Good Good looks are really more than skin deep depending entirely on a heally con dillon of all the vital organs If the liver is inactive you have a bilious look it your stomach is disordered you have a dyspep tic look if your kidneys are affected you have a pinched look Secure good health and you will surely have good looks Electric Bitters is a good Alterative and Tonic Acts directly on the stomach liver and kidneys purifies the blood cures pimples blotches and bolls and gives a good complexion Every bottle guaran teed Sold at St Bernard Drug Store 50 cents per bottle The Old Spinning Wheel Mid cobwebs and dust in the attic it stands The wheell that was turned by grand mothers hands She said It brings sweet memories of long ago Tbat oldfashioned spinning wheel I love it so It carries me back and I seem once more To softly tread on the clean whitefloor Twining in with the soft white fleecy thread Thoughts of the living sweet memories of the dead In fancy again its low sweet bum I hear Like the voice of some loved one to me most dear Like the oldtime wheel theyve been lain away Mid cobwebs awl dust there left to decay Why grandmother loves it we cannot know It speaks not to us of the sweat long ago It speaks not to us of the broken band That will soon be united in brlghterlaadMAY Earlingtoa Ky Oct 31 1898 Better Than A Klondike dold Mint lostWhenlSclu a bottle of Dr Ouoa Spruce Guns DaJ SaUl the returns are IfrealeUhan a half Interest cannotbuyioetbealth Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Mrs Kate West Durrett of Al exandria La a daughter of the late Moses West has been ill yellowIcity will rejoice to learn that she is much better and out of danger Hopkinsville Independent Coughed as Years I suffered for 35 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells PineTarHoney This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Roseil Grantsburg III Mr H T Lewis is again one of our citizens after a residence of some time in Larue county where he was engaged in tilling tile soil SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY ACTIVE for The of the Philllplnei br Murat Halslead commissioned b1 tile Govern DepartmentTheclico on the Pacific with General Merrill In the hospitals at Honolulu In Hong Kong In the American trenches at Manila In the Insurgent olJmflawltbManila llonanta for agents Brimful of Original PbololtraphetlfiontheFreight paid Credit given Drop ill tract un- offiCial war books Outfit free Address I T Ilarber Secy Star Insurance Illdg Chicago lfitBRONCHITIS Bronchitis generally begins with a common cold If not cared becomes dangerous and thousands dlo from annually Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup the best remedy for this cures it in alow days DrBillliCOUCH Will promptly cure Bronchitis Doses are small and pleasant totake Doctors recommend IU Price 3S eta At aU druggisti DR L D BROSE PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT SOI UPfCR FUllY STftCt- TEVANSVILLE IND ji i I jII I1MT1T1TIl- E EXCELLENCE OF SYiDP OF MS is duo not only to tho originality and simplicity of the combination butalso- to tho care and skill with which it is proceseesknownCo only and wo wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the truo and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs Is manufactured by the CALIFORNIA FIG STROP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist ono in avoiding the worthless partiesFORNIA Fin STROP Co with the medical profession anti the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty of tho excellence of Its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives andbowclsing them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get its beneficial effects please remember the name of tho Company y CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO FUAKCISOO Oa- 1IAltuvILLE KT HEW TOme x y jcarlstedis Gevmao Liver 1 Powder CURES INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Dkcates the human system is heir to PRICE 25 CENTS Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Capital Slock Paid In Snrplit Fead 60000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNOGNORTONI The advantages of a bank ccOu 1ttare numerous It is not to basitotalklajtIhayknow men wage earners and to women Theres safetyIf the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY GEORGE KING DRUGGIST ST I CHAR LESt a KEJIOCKI c J Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded v 3TJRJ11ESiOTELSTLOUIS EUROPEAN PLAN Rates 750 and 100 pop Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 25c DINNER SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER No MullonChopPottInCakes M No2 Ham Two Oggs Potatoes Cakes or Warns tanj Coffee or Tea 90 No 3 Pork Chops with Potatoes anj Cakes or- WaftlesaniCoffeeonTea20 No Lake Trout Butter Sauce Cakes Wanes and Coffee orTesAJO No 5 Oat Meal anJ Cream or Bouillon Hot Rolls Butter and Coffee or Tea 15cNo G Two Eggs flutter Toast and Coffee Tea 15 4 Tnlo Market St CAM direct to Hotel Try European Plan Cheapest and beat only fay for what you gcL- THOa P MILLER PRCtlDCNT 11E BRONZE MUNTSk c 09 o r jII t or or 4P 54be4 lIOlt- OJ GQ- I c0Z4p4L Osii Faniswortli AgenIEARUNGTQK KY Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure dri5Z such as are sold by responsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great dis tinction to be looked for when the time comes tbat you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good time to begin tbat spring medicine STBLIRNARD DRCQ STORE r BWYAI flOIPkM Eir 0 L 0 L p Iw c I r7 v 4 r i1I- Ir f j J- t p jo IF p P3I New Goods Cheap I 41 Itfl Temptations will be very great this all to in t 41 duce you to purchase elsewhere bclorc looking fiatthe splendid bargains we intend to offer you but wehave never failed in the past to be able t 41to meet any emergency and feel very confident 41 that as heretofore you will find we are still at the bottom in prices Will it be asking too 41much to suggest that you look over our stock 4afteryou have priced goods elsewhere and com pare quality and price We can assure you tt t C1 that you will not regret it Very truly ANDERSON WALLER fi MADISONVILLE KENTUCKYIUC1 It k Il jd IIlIl 9 If fl Ilt 0 AV 1a1j P forA- Ssll thffoothliilllcSlt1Ta J ting tcBolorIMVMS CHILD KEN Pomotts1sllttChccrfu1 nessafidBcstContMas neither opmmMohIninorlJincr1I1 OTNARCOTI lDs4ouzmrom r rAxJRJwIUiJ- oi6 11WntJi IJ 1tionsoufifomachit1nrit1ocaWorms ness mu1LQ Sp LEE TaeSimife Signotuftrof NEW TOHIC At rnontl old J5 Dosts 35 Ci fzcthCOPY OF VmAEHED 4 i I MEDICINEfor 1 L MILLION Ii PAUL Resident Ln CASIORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature i f- of 1 The j Kind You Have Always Boug- htCASIORIA tTHE CKNTAUN COMPANY MCW TONK CITY A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead a revolution in the trade Tb 1pllCcIponcatogue of liii included under tiI head Is iald to p ecry- dicu which the phyalcian Ii called upon toDreecrtbe In preparing their tandlri1 remed for Ibo American paoplO thecoxnpany the principle that everything entering Into the packet ihonitibe of tho blghcit and ao prepared and protected at to retain III qualities Intact and through any extended e any Only cbolceit drain ahonldbatuedlhclrprrparatlon hould beln mil t latest perfected raethodlof modern science theinbalci pecked In gUua protected abtorbcnt cotton and securely corked Kten the corks Used been ofa crada aolilgh la its rcqulrrmenti that no manufacturer of these- every4aystopperscotlid supply moro than a m from lilt output that would meet IpecUlcatlont Thatfauvlalt weralntumpackedlnloxciof quality not surpassed In beauty of by those uied by the In Jewell onJ ornnmcttsotgotd IlaTlnRKtthrlrblgbitandArd and neverconsentlog to Tory from It tho proprietors resorted to trgrJolrmethods of making 11 commodity known and seven hundred In rested within flve years in tgadUr has Informed CYOTY American citizen me superior and = of itipans Tabuies Dalng tuoughtf painstaking oburrera of the changed conditions that iwrtp overthe commercial to note every circumstance havloir a brarlnic upon the successful prosecutinn ot their trade the vianaaerl ot the company have noted thAt there Is a present InIlent demand ror e vdco ov article that reaches or approaches an untrorvat Oar cud that the peulilo although requiring the bc of resent being called upon to pay Iusvy jrcentages for aupefluous- wrapping and packing or UnnlCHI1T protection ngaint deterioration that might reo In years but In tbo case ot n pUfhalnt ded to be consumed in a I week n as also beendUcorered and proved by the tetto time and actual experience I that these Tabulei do not have the tendency to lost of qoalltlea or diminution of ex cellence from that might at nnt liaro been expected inasmuch 01 under farorabl conditions those that bare lain loose InadravrcMi traveling bag or pocket I4for several eek1 or months are found to be practically as fresh nd na ecacioua as Acting upon these nfcnitloni end noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of now told for a cent of rate of live limes that amount general tendency In nil directions toward low rates and Increased mln the I tlCnrtoD have entered upon the experiment ofputting Ripen Tabulet In pasteboard which will offer to the upon terms which permit a IJ being sold by the druggist orstorekwper at a price lower than lITer Before adopted for as prletarJ medlclDFJVE tabuleaor doses for onehalt a cent each The company will not discontinue the manuraeture and ute In the form with which know and value tbo Rlpani Tabulea but wllloflcr tho cheaper I plallllTtf being in the form and mJtacoat of packing or putting oulta1emI1ecent pack ages are not yet to be cUilomerfo any drug gist will obtain a puppiywhen by a do so hut In anT caae a single v carton containin g ten tabuics will be sent postage patd to any address for fire cents In stamps forwarded to the Rlpani Chemical Co No 10 Spruce Bt New York Until the It goods are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents peddlers will be supplied at a- lit price which will allow them a fair margin ot JTOIII TI1doen cartons for 40 cents lr n dozen Uti cartons for 1132 S gross 1741 CartonS gross SOOO cartons for 2 lira Cash with the order la ercry ewe IItU iJohn D Cattleman Arthur G lanrfbatc Brccklnrldge Castleman Royal Insurance Co Of LiVcrpool The Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted In Kentucky Does the Largest Bussness Transacled in the Southern States M MOORE 1 DARLINGTON KY Agent for Earlington and Vicinity vvVv n VVVVWVVYVV L to r tower e t I I t n t Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville Ky wyv wwvwvwwewvvv dIdl dI t1 d Ct dJ J Iy OPEN ALL NIGHTA new feature isnt it But then new 1 andII uptodate features have put us at the head of the procession WHEN YOU H AE ANY HAULING TO DO GIVE U YOUR ORDER t Iv I l LBARNET KENTUCKY ARNOLD v5 I i i I j1k t I 4g i TilE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VI FOURTH QUARTER IN TERNATIONAL SERIES NOV 6 Text of tho Lesson II Chron zzz 113 Memory Verses 1013 Golden Text II Chron xxx Commentary Prepared b tho nOT D M Stearns Copyright 1SSS by D M Stearns 1 porno to tho house of the Lord nb Jerusalem to koop tho Passover unto tho Lord God of Israel This was the mos sage of Hozoklnh a king who dldrtght In tho sight of tho Lord chapter xxlx 9 to oil Israol and Juilnh regarding thorn ns ono people Although long divided Into two nations they nro ono In Ills eight and shall yet bo ono In tho eyes of oil nations Kzok xsxvll 31 22 llozcklah repaIred tho liouso of tho Lord nnd restored the worship lie wrought good and right and truth txiforo tho Lord his Ood and did ov cry work with all his heart nnd prospered chapter xxxi 130 21 ITo wouldhavo nil Israel remember their deliverance from Egypt oDd rejoice in the Lord and eorvi Him 2 0 The king had taken counsel and his princes and nIl tho congregation In Jerusalem to keep tho Passover In tho soc ond month to Although tho first month was the regular tlmo for tho feast there was provision In tho law to keep It In the second month If necessary Ex xII 18 Num Is 10 11 PIano and time and form are not so Important In Gods sight os a heart that Is right with hut Even feasts and Sabbaths are n shadow of things to como Christ is tho reality of nil and apart train 111111 nothing is real Col 11 10 17 4 And tho thing pleased tho king and nil tho congregation It Is written of David in II Sam III 80 that whatsoever the king did pleased all tho people When king and people please each other and nil together ploaso God that Is surely n sample of the kingdom of God on earth Titus It shall bo when Israel shall bavo be oomo n righteous nation with tho Christ tho Son of David ns their King Ez xxxvII 31 25 5 Make proclamation throughout all Israol to keep the Passover unto tho Lord God of Israel at Jerusalem This feast commemorating the groat deliverance of Israel out of tho bondage of Egypt by the mighty power of God was to bo kept every year but in the Old Testament wo have an account of only flvo after the first one in Ex xII Theso records ore found in Knm ix Josh v II Chron xxxv Ezra vi and in our lesson Tho greatest Pass over in the Now Testament is recorded in Luko xxII 14 15 and in the other gospoli as having boon kept by our Lord and ills apostles on tho night before lie wn snarl flood for us as our Passover no sfoko at that tlmo of n future fulfillment In the kingdom of God Luko xxll 10 and in stituted tho Lords supper as a memorial of Ills death to bo kept by Ills redeemed till no shall como again 0 Vo children of Israel turn again unto tho Lord God of Abraham Isaac and Israol and Ho will return to tho remnant of you Letters from n king to his pee plo urging them to turn to tho Lord God would bo n most unusual occurrence In our time Even if a church is In need of funds it is moro customary to turn to somo wealthy pooplo or to some worldly way than to the Groat Head of the church 7 Bo not yo like yourfatbcrs and like your brethren which trespassed against the Lord God of their fathers Their sin Is briefly stated in Jcr II 13 My people have committed two evils they have for saken me tho fountain of living waters and bowed them out cisterns broken cisterns that can hold no water Thus they changed their glory for that which could not profit The Lord was their judge and lawgiver and king but they turned their backs upon Him and preferred their own way Is there any analogy now 8 Yield yourselves unto tbo Lord anti servo the Lord your God Tho margin says Give tho hand unto the Lord In Rom vl 13 it Is Yield yourselves unto God osthoso that nro nil vo tram the dead As unsaved sinners oil wo are asked to do is to rocolvo Christ 0 Tho Lord your God is gracious and merciful and will not turn away Ills face from you if yo return unto Him Ills name in Ex xxxiv 0 Is The Lord the Lord God merciful and gracious long suffering and abundant in goodness and truth II Road also verso 7 lIe says In Mal ill 0 I nin tim Lord I change not In flab xIII 8 Ho is Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever IIo Is not willing that any should perish has provided eternal redemption for all and Is over saying Him that comoth to mo I will in nowise cast out John vi 87 10 So tho posts passed from city to city but they laughed thorn to scofn and mocked thomthllt Is many of Epbralm Mauassoh and Zobulun did Tim final tes timony concerning Judah is They mocked tho messengers of God and despised Ills words and misused His prophets until tbo wrath of tho Lord arose against Ills peo plo till there was no remedy II Chron xxxvl 10 This Is the carnal mind which is enmity against God and is over the same but these were not tho heathen who never hoard of God They were the people of God for whom IIo had done moro than for any nation on earth See II Tim III 15 11 Nevertheless divers of Asher Ma nasseh and of Zobulun humbled themselves and como to Jerusalem Whoa Paul preached In Rome some believed the things which wero spoken and some boo llovcd not Acts xxvlll 24 So It over has boon and will bo till tho end of this ago The parables of the sower tho tares the mustard read and tho leavch of Math xlll all teach this as also the plain instruction to both prophets anti apostles in Ian vi 0 Jar I 10 Ezok ill 70 Math x 10 Tho messenger of God may always bo sure that somo will receive tho message and that tho word of the Lord will never ruturn to Him void 12 Also in Judah tho hand of God was to give them ono heart to do tho coiuI mandmont of the king and of tho by the word of tho Lord It is God who worketb IIo dooth according to Ills wilL IIo guides Ins willing pooplo ond wakes oven tho wrath of man to praise Him 13SAnd there assembled at Jerusalem much people to koop tho feast of unleav ened bread It was a very great congre gation so those who would not como hurt none but themselves When God is work- Ing those who will not fall in with Him lose the benefit to themselves but tho work goes on There Was great gladness and great joy in Jerusalem and their prayers wore heard in heaven verses 91 20 87 Their joy in tho Lord led to tho do struction of idols ond it was at this tlmo that tho brazen serpent that Moses had made was brokon in pieces for they had been burning Incense to it chapter xxxi 1 and II Kings xvlil 4 When the Lord II honored idols cannot bo tolerated Xlfe1 Duty Great deeds are trampled loud bells are sung And men turn round to hear The high peaks echo to the pecans sung And some groat victor cheer and yet Great deeds ore tow The mightiest men find opportunities but now anti then The sweetest lives are those to duty wed The world may sound no trumpets ring no bells The Book of Life the shining record tolls God help ns mothers all to live aright And may our homes all truth and love enfold Blnoo life for us no loftier alms can hold Than loading little children in the light Selected During tho past year 187716 Bibles prayerbooksety For tho Promotion of Christian Knowledge of tho Episcopal church of England Tho Iklothodist Episcopal missionary societies will not employ now Bible wo men in north China who will not un blndjhplrfoot PISOS CURE FOR M- I1CURLS Wiitt ALL tLh IAILS licel l mtfSsSSStiSSSSESfjSSSiiM ilN CONSUMPTION S I a HHHHHHHHHHHHHH 1 SINBERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED IMiners and shippers of a 1General IriJAMES C Ir1ckL Offices IR LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah i Tennessee Kentucky S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets it IVVholesaleI f i I fJMines Only Vibrating and Picking Tablesrused THE B ST SELECTED COAL IN THE IIGRUSBEOGOKE YORBH8K BURNERS AND FURNGE8I iWhy INARDI i i ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same workas J one ton of the best Anthracite CoalII ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY TOsii5sTO mroimsiiimemmsi1e M Sample of BallottobeVoted in Hopkins County Tuesday Nov 8 1898 T Democratic Ticket FOR CONGRESS H D ALLEN t s i i lJi IIc 11 j 111 S it FOR CONSTABLE D ii I W II MARTIN KILLED Falls from His Engine and is Run Over at Furgeson Station William H Martin formerly of Earlington was killed at Furgeson Station last night being run over by two cars of his train He was engaged as fireman on a freight train on Second division of Louisville Nashville road and going out on his tender at the sta tion named to prepare to take water he fell from the tender and two cars passed over his body Mr Martin was well and favorably known here where his home was for some years He was 25years old and single a brother o T Martin L N agent at Sebree and Cal Martin formerly operator here and recent ly discharged honorably from the U S Volunteer Signal Corps ser vice Cal went on the early pas senger train andT C followed on the through freight this morning to take charge of the remains The funeral will be at theold home place Big Clifty Ky tomorrow morning HONORABLY DISCHARGED Billie Hewlett Out of the Service On Account of Physical Disability Billie Hewlett is home again He is feeling some better than when he came last but is far from being a well man He is honorably dis charged on account of physical dis ability and IB proud of carrying such a white piece ofpaper His discharge is not of the bobtaf led variety but reads thus This man is of good character and dis charged his duties well I Will Hold Train for Flower Show Special rate on the L N will be those who attend the Republican Ticket FOR CONGRESS WILLIAM T FOWLD Q t d lr I FOR CONSTABLE I 0l n FtidayNovaccommodation will be held at Evansville until 530 p m for the benefit of the people from this section Thus visitors will have the wliole day at the Chrysanthemum show and still get home early New Preacher at naglsonyillo Rev J L mil of Qallatin Tenn who has been employed by the Madisonville Christian church as pastor will hold his first service in that church on Sunday next Rev Hill was formerly of the Cumberland Presbyterian church and pastor at Princeton Ky but resigned his pastorate and affiliated with the Christian church Haleys Mill Items The Universalist State Convention which was held here October 28 39 and 30 wail largely attended Rev M L Pope of Indiana preached an able sermon on Sun day Farmers are very busy gathering corn Mr Odie Davis one of oar most popular young men and Miss Sue Atkinson the pretty and accomplished daughter af J T Atkinson of Mublenbere were united in marriage by Rev M L Pope at the home of the brida pn last Wednesday eve We wish them a long bapfcy and prosperous liie Miss May Flowers visited the family of Mr Torn Davis last week Mr Dock Johnson and Miss Sue Wells of the Chapel neighborhood were united in marriage at he home of the bride on Sunday Oct sgtn by Esq H C Helsley Rev J M Frazier will preach at Poplar Grove the first Sunday In November There will be singing conducted by Mr Jim Haskins at Poplar Grove the second Sunday In November Everybody invited Miss Kate Cook II visiting Misses May and Maud Helsley this week SALAMINOI The mflst qrnamental trophy of the war which las the government at Washington iaa bronze bust of Christopher Colum bus recovered by the wreckers from the Spanish armored cruiser Cris tpbal Colon four wceks ago ft UI PeopiesParty Ticket I FOR CONGRESS SAMUEL JAMES JR 0 n I w t r w FOR CONSTABLE t n nThe Jadce Wmot There Kansas City Mo Oct 31Judgo Shackclford failed to put In appear Anco at the criminal court at the ap pointed time and in consequence the trial of Jesse James for train robbery was not taken up Gem Lawton Ordered to the Command of 1IlIoan4 Corp Washington Oct 31 MaJQen Henry W Lawton recently In coin rnand at Santiago has been ordered to ptjnunQud the Second army corps reo JlPTlnlf jpn Ornhnm recently retlrel Book Club Visited EarHngton The Makisonvillo Book Club by special invitation visited Earl ington yesterday and were enter tained by Mrs Geo C Atkinson who recently became a member of that circle The ladies who came were Mesdamos James B Ross A L Ruby Frank Vannoy J F Gordon C H MurpheyLeel Wilson and and Emma Browning John Newman formerly of Un iontown was here a few days since and announced that he would lo cate in Earlington and establish a a bakery Earlington already has one mighty good bakery but Mr Newman thinks there is room for anptjer Mrs Emma AUen and daughter returned Thursday to their home in Mississippi after spending sev eral months with Mrs Ida Walker The Hawaiian Islands The Chicago NorthWestern Railway has lulled a booklet with the above title giving a brief description of these islands their topograpy naturoal resources railways schools population etc It contains a folding map and mentions the various aleamshrImes plying between the Pacific islands Attention is also called to the unparalled facili ties offered by the Northwestern Line the pioneer Line west and northwest of Chi calla oT reaching San Francisco Los Angeles and qther western points The booklet will bo sent to any address upon receipt of four cents in stamps by 0 Knlskern 39 Fifth aye nue Chicago 111 M fe Independent Republican Ticket FOR CONGRESS iEOROE W jOLLD 0 D 1 rFOR CONSTABLE I D n THE PHILIPPINES TO BE OURS Tho Hpnnlsh Commissioner Notified of Mr McKluIcja IntentIonWIll Di vide the Dabs with the Don Parlx Nov 1The American com missioners presented a written ex pression of the purpose of the United States to tako the entire group of Philippine lulandBand to assume such proportion of the Philippine debt OH has been spent for tho benefit Qf tho Islands or their Inhabitants In public works Improvements and permanent betterments 11 also gctH forth that the United Rtatcp would pot nxsupio tIny part of Philippine debt which hnjl been In curred by Spain for tint furtherance of military or naval operation to quell Insurrection of the natives The session was adjourned until Fri day In order to giro the Spaniards tlmo to preparo a reply The session lasted a little over an hour C THE OREGON AND IOWA Tbo IlntllosUlps Make an Exoeptlonnt Stun to llnliU Ilraill nirth of the Ilrnxillao Itepabllo Washington NovLA cablegram received at the navy department yes terday afternoon announced the ar rival at Dahl a Brazil of the battlo ships Oregon nnQ Iowa They were mnldn4nnrun down thin oenhtCrue collier Abdrondo now nt Bahla consumed 31 days in rattling the Fame trip Because of Jier lack of speed ehe will probably be allowed to return to tho United States Instead of going along to Honolulu as was intended The battleships will stop at Bahla for a low days replenishing their coal bunkers from the Abarenda and the Celtic and then will proceed to llio vrhcra they are to tako part In tho gr demonstration on November 15 to commemorate the birth of the Republic of BrazIl wtttf initrfeOTiGalvestou Wetter with propeller shafi biken Assistance IB yelpg rendered hr 9ur E010tedEifiiefls I All communlcttioni and millers of aiwi par laming to this column should be tddrdiid to Gao AtixANDii Btrlmdon Ky Attention 4 A beautiful Oper tta will bl al the Mo sonic Hall Friday evening November 35 1898 given by the children and friends of the Public School in honor of County Superintendent and Teachers Grand pro I ductlonot ibe beautiful spectacular extravaganza Cinderella or Iho Little Glass Slipper by a company ol seventyfive per sons under the direction of Misses L Gate wood and Ella U Hawkins Admission ijc Children toe Riwerved seats 350 Proceeds for the benefit of Iho Public SchoolThe County Teachers Association will convene at the A M It Zion Church in I Earlington Friday November 35 Tho public especially patrons of the school Is cordially Invited Dock Nichols carries his hand in a sting this week Misses Martha Annie and Uettie McNary attended the cake walk Monday night Mrs Lacy who has been visiting her son Wylie Lacy returned homo Monday Lizzie Husk Is better nt this writing The AfroAmerican Club which convened p here last week was n grand llecr t Will Kou Chairman J U IihwklnsPretary Mr Henry Prathrr i f Henderson Jtviu in the city last week Rev R Hall of Motions Gap was in the city last week t Rev G 13 Walker of Greenville Is J I hero visiting his mother i 44 I The Cake Walk was a grand success the house being well tilled The cake waiL won by Walter Motion and Miss Jlnle Usoorn The second cake was won by Haywood Bradley and Rita Ardenla Gar nell Mr II T Lewis and wife who formerly lived in Earlington and need no fresh introduction to our people are again of our citizens having bought the Uucker property on Scbrcc avenue ZTHROUGH VLSTIBUIED TiAIHS DAILY NASHVILLE Te CHICAGO ntROtIiISUI I fPJEFFRIE50PA fVAKiVlUEINO onJtILLHAH6 5JI BEST TRAINS i TO Kansas City Montana f Colorado PacifiG Coast aSt f BIackHiIlsI tVIA St Louis or Chicago VESTIBULED TRIMS SLEEPERS1DINING CAS V FREE f M HUGO THAV PA8IR AOENT ST LOUM uo HOWARD ELLIOTT Oftrl tan ST LOUIBrMa 5 W WAKLLLY otw rRAOTHlTU MI EXPERIENCE 80 YEARS I TRADC MARKS DESIGNS 1SS fliavnrtiI t Anyone iondlnt a ketcbandaescrIiIIniilaky iulesty eacertain our Clinton fret er us entonlspccDab1rpa1tI1sble m5ibfli5ub- tiuns trietiy 011 rerst nt free olclllr aall07 for ryeipecdlnoli A hsjidMraelr Illnilratod weekly 7ariot cii r byaihwsdeleriUN lirsach Vce i3 if 8tWubiegtou V fI j Ara Qofaj North 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