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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, November 24, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898112401 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 24, 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. 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Native Shot Dead Two Span Uh Cruisers liaised and Docked nt Ca UA Terrible TjplioonMercbanUU Kitabllih a Chamber or Commerce A Uood Sanitary Hlionrlifc Manila Philippine Islands Ndv 20 Three Filipino natives Friday night hired n carriage and afterwards be came engaged in n dispute with the driver regarding the Yare Some memo bers of the American military police attempted to arrest the natives but I the latter resisted and Sergt Price of the Minnesota regiment was stabbed nd killed and three other American spldicrs Mnhcr Montgomery and Iloyt wpro wounded Maher shot one native dead The others were arrested Ilollb Heported In Insurgents nand Manila Nov 20It is reported that Hollo capital of tho island of Panay In tho hands of tho insurgents The nIted States cruiser Charleston and the United States gunboat Concord have gone there The Spanish cruisers Isla do Cuba and Isla de Luzon which were mink during the battle of Manila have been floated and docked at Cavlte The United States revenue cutter McCnlloch has left Manila on her way home A Terrible Typhoon The Philippine provinces have suffered from the severest typhoon in years Melalos the headquarters of Agulnaldo lIDs been damaged and many Tillages have been destroyed The merchants of this city have de aided to establish a chamber of com merce which by Spanish law they were previously precluded from doing A flood Banltary Ohowlntr Washington Nov 20The following has hen received at the war depart ent Manila Nov 10 Adjutant Oenera- lWaablngtonFottoJlnK death since lost report November 14 Joy A Smith private Co O First South Da otn apoplexy following malarial ever Signed OTIS The WAr department officials say the report showing such a small eath rato among no many soldiers is extremely gratifying and indicates an Improved condition at Manila That I Duly one death should occur in 20000 toltl ten In a week or ten days IB very lurprlHlngi The department believes there has ben n great Improvement in the health conditions in the Philip ines FOR POLICE DUTY IN CUBA Number or DUcharged Teaas Volunteer I Going to Cuba to Do Mounted 1ollce Uotjr for tI Jonrnmcm Fort Worth Tex Nov 10Pour een wellknown Texansunderthecap lolncy of Lieut Gates offlallas county recently of the Texas volunteers leave t once for Cuba to do police service or the government There will be 22 mounted men stationed between Man tnnzni and Havana of which the 14 Texas men will be part Each mar will be paid 84350 per month by tho government and furnished horse board and supplies ELEVEN MEN KILLED Rou Down by a Train on tbe IennlylTanU lUllroaU Hidden by Smoke Storm and For New Yorlc Nov 10Tn the gloom of moke storm and fog that darkened the mils of time Pennsylvania railroad early yesterday morning between ersey City nnd Harrison n belated train dusked into a gang ot workmen killing 11 and injuring four Five others had remarkable escapes ll tho Tiotlrna lived in Jersey City Admiral Sclilry Among Friend Frederick Md Nov 10 Admiral Bchley reached this city yesterday antI will remain until Sunday visiting hi here Ills coming was the oc of nn Intense popular outpour- Ing and ovation Many houses wcro elaborately decorated the church and ther bells of tho city were rung and thousands gathered at the depot to heer him A public reception will ba iven in his honor tonight and ho will be entertained during his stay nt the homo of his cousin Miss Mary Qoldsboro of this city- Dsporat Donlet Columbus 0 Nov 19There was a dcBperate attempt made by two con icts to escape from the penitentiary bout 8 a in as n result of whith Guard Charles D Lautcrbach of Mount Vernon was shot and killed atilt Convicts ONell nnd Akii8qn rb iveI injuries gt a eerloua nature and Qtj1 sire now in the prison hospital A DIoUIQcAtluu or Treatment for Urcjfui Vnris Nov 21The government according to the Tempos has ordered u modification of the prison treatment of former Capt Albert Dreyfus Dreyfus is to bo allowed to prome untie and exercise in a space of eight ncres herr II II Meier Iloatl Bremen Nov 1011ev JI IL Jfelcr founder If tho NotCh Qerihan Lloyd StenniHhin C j is deadfllo was 89 year of nile More standing Umber annually oes up in smoketmUio Rocky mountain tjian s llled by the amen in live years a writer in Jbo Chicago TimesHerald says The government of Norway has igotiated a loan of 20000000 crowns for military purposes A close observer here says that daring ile Cleveland administration at this sea oa ofibeysat there was no scarcity of oaiars atl1nder thO rule of McK DIet so hard haviwe struck by prosperity tbakicars wafficaaatcaa otebad w- Q i SCHOONER W H SWAN ContOoTShe Carried Contraband Oooili of Ordnance and Iliought rrom Santiago New Orleans Nov 23The Amcri can schooner W II Swan was oclzed by the collector of customs of this port for currying contraband goods Iksldcs 30riU cigars which wete not shown upon her manifest she had on board concealed 37 Manser rifles 14 bayonets 44 belts of cartridges 40 boxes of cartridges one sack of cart ridges and three brass cannon Tho1ship cleared frqm Santiago for a Georgia port and put into New Or leans In distress and when the cus toms inspectors boarded her they ills covered the cargo The ground Ii tnken by the officials that not only are the ordatico and ammution contra band by not being on the manifest but thnt they are property of the United States THE OPEN DOORfTRio London Afternoon Taper Express Sat- O Ufacllon at the United States Intention London Nov 2ost of the afterlnoon papers comment upon press satisfaction ot the open door Intentions of the United Spates in the 1hlllpplne islands The Poll Mull Gazette saYRWbntr cm may happen in Porto Rico aultI otntually in the United States themo reives Americas colonial policy t 1cclflc is the opendoor It it a wise decision on every ground in time in treats of the prosperity of the Philip pinch themselves and as securing time good will of nations really friendly to American in the Pacific The com munlty of Interests of the two English speaking nations arc thereby assured TIlE ENTERING WEDGE Southern Methodist and Methodist Epic copal 3llnlateraIIanqnetToeetherIlke Good Fellows at St Lout St Louis Nov 23An event without precedent In Methodist circles took place Monday All the Southern Moth udlst inlnlstcra of the city sat down to a banquet with nil the Methodist Epis opal or Northern Methodist minis UTS Time affair wns held at Union Methodist Episcopal church amIc marked a long step In the direction oftfederation of the two bodies than one speaker referred to that time In the future when both bodies should In reunited and the signs of good fel owshlp nnd friendly feeling were no ticeable among all time guests SANK AT BELLE GROVE The Steamer Jobn It Speed the Nor Orlenne ft Clnclnnntl IacketI Coe Ulzeest Uoat Sank New Orleans Nov 23Tue stemIL wheel steamer John K Speed on her way from Cincinnati to New Orleans and due here sank at Belle Grove plantation 75 miles above the city The boat can be raised Her freight above deck Is dry The Speed was In command of Copt A C Hazlett The boat belongs to the Memphis New Orleans Cincinnati Packet Co She was the largest freight boat In the line A Iletmllful Souvenir Washington Nov 23 Lieutenant Commander John M hawley who has Iintl charge of the recruiting branch of the navigation bureau has just returned from Chicago where he went to receive n jeweled sword presented him by the naval reserve of Illinois In recognition of his services during the wnr It Is a damascened blade of exquisite workmanship contained in n scabbard of gold nnd sliver richly ornamented The national colors arc represented on the scabbard by a ruby a diamond and n tnrquoiseall of good sleI- nquiry Into the Cause ot the Abandon ment of the Maria Teresa Norfolk Va Nov 23The court of Inquiry appointed by the secretary of the navy to ascertain why the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa was abandoned and to fix the responsibility began its labors yesterday Several of time crcwa of the tuga of the Merrill Wrecking Co anti the Leonidas were heard but members of time court would not give out anything for publication First Troops to Sail for Havana Savannah Ga Nov 23Tho first battalion of the Second United States volunteer engineers loft hero last 9night by tho Plant system for Port Tampa und will sail from there by the steamer Florida forllavana TheseS will be the first troops sent United States to Havana The battal ion Is commanded by Maj Richard Henry Savage Open Uainbllna Acnln Stopped In Denver Denver Col Nov 23Once more open gambling in Denver has been fltopped The district court dissolved the Injunction obtained by the Iroquois club forbidding time police to in terfere with the games conducted in its own rooms and all gambling houses were immediately closed in or dam to avoid being raided Cnuchtlilli ltIzarthmnt IJroloDenlh Springfield Mo Nov 23 George and Kd Cotter married farmers were found frpzun todenthnear Ash Grove They went to Ash Grove Monday and drank considerably They started to their farms andwcrccaught In the blizzard It Is supposed they fell front their horses Ueorc e II Hull of ft Joseph Mo Located In tIxtcoSSt Joseph Mo NoW 23 George H Hall the absconding collector of tile county who disappeared nearly three years ago after a shortage of several thousand dollars had been discovered inc been located in Mexico where he Is time owner of several rich mrnes 0 The only artisan buried in West minster Abbey is George Graham the instrument maker who in vented an improved clockwork in the year 1700 Dr BullsCsraCoufictCoUfnfamous Svru Qugh you Doctors recommend It Price 25cieiita SoW ysIL1tk I 5 it r4 0 F WENTY MILLION PLONKS t That is the Amount Spain Can Have For a Treaty Cession of the Philippine Islands WE MUST HAVE THE ISLANDS ANYWAY iie United States Inrpo U to Maintain at Them ai an Open Door to the World ComrnoToeSp1n Ha Until November IIS 10 Make Up her MindOther DesireS of the United StateePurls Nov 22The Spanish and American peace commissions met in joint Bcslon at 2 p m The American declared the United States rrtust have he entire Philippine archipelago and or n treaty cession of the islands the Aniprlcans tendered to Spain 20000 Oo v Sftpurpose of the United States t lnaln- cl the Philippine islands as anlopen door to the worlds commerce On the terms named time United f States proposes a mutual relinquish of all claims for indemnity na- ional or personal subsequent to the- utbrealc of the last Cuban insurrec ion November 28 is fixed as the date jn which the United States commls dlon desires a definite response to the propositibnk And all other subjects in Issue herejIt J States desires to treat on the religious freedom of the Caroline islands as agreed upon between the United States And Spain in 1880 and also of the ac quisition of one of the Caroline islands for an American natal station and of cubic landing rights at other ilacespIn Spanish jurisdiction and holof certain SpanishAmerican treaties no heretofore in force Time meeting was then adjourned tntll Wednesday Time Americans also refuse to arbi trate article III of the peace proto bearing upon the future disposition and control of the Philippine islands OLIVER H HARTcDeath of au Old and Wealthy Citizen ot fit Ixmli He sears Uentlenmn ot the Old School St Louis Nov 22 Qllver A Hart aged 81 years a resident of St Louis for CO years arid one of the wealthiest and most prominent men 61 the city died at his home Saturdayevenlng He had been III but a few days Old ago is ascribed as the cause of his death For more than forty years Mr Hart who was DUo architect and builder had been living a retired life Mr Hart was one of the old school gentlemen lie wan of distinguished appearance modest and selfcontained As a business man he was patient and persistent and belonged to that class of St Louis citizens who have contributed so much toward the growth and prosperity of the city To all d enIing charities he was a liberal beneJ factor FUNERAL OF GEN BUELL Will lie held from St Francis Xarler Church Wednesday I St Louis Nor 2The remains of MnjOen Don Carlos Buell who died In Kehtuckey Saturday were brought to this city for interment Tho fu neral arrangements have not been cothplctcd although it has been de ciduiL to hold the services in tho Church of St Francis Xavier Bishop McCloskey of Louisville will con duct the services The Loyal Legion will be represented in a body and it is expected that a detail of soldiers wilt be in attendance The burial vil be in Bellcfontnine cemetery by tIn- side pf his wife who died several years ngo LILIUOKALANPS CLAIM Yauta the Crown Laud of Hawaii ite stored to Her as Absolute 1rl vat Property San Francisco Nov 22 KxQueen Liliuokolani of Hawaii arrived here yesterday from Honolulu accompanied by Col 0 W McFarlanc and Hqn Puul Neuman The exqueen excused herself from the newspaper men but it was learned that Llliuoka Iqni vill leave for Washington D C In rt few days The object qf her visit is to try and influence congress tallow hot to retain possession of the Crown lands valued nt 5000000 Ferry la ll illy Scorched Perry la Nov 22Tlmiscity sus t lned a loss aggregating 250000 by fire Sunday night A large portion of the business part of the town is n to tul loss The heaviest loser is Allen Breed owner of several mercantile properties and the opera house The fire started in the livery stable of Charles Mitchell and was soon beyond control TIll Des Moines fire depart ment with hose wngons from a neigh boring towns were put on special trains which had been called for by Perry authorities Charles W Couldock nt the Point of Dentil New York Nov 22Charles AY Couldock the veteran actor lies a the point of death at his home In this cityMr CouUlock is suffering from i form of dropsy of the heart and ima s been dang rcusly ill since November a when the present attack began An industrial school for girls is to be established as a monument to the memory t Jdiss Winnie Davis the daughter of the Con federacy According to estimates the pro duction of beet sugar California during the cqmingyearwilleclips all prevrous records Willie L Phillips has returned to school at Bowling Cireerf w i r tG DEATH WON TIlE RACE Mayor Zleceoholn Reached 1mrncoald Ark Too Late to See llll Son Allro A Large Funeral St Louis Nov 22Mayor Zlegcn belli whoso sudden summons to Para gould Ark to the bedside of his son Adam was announced Saturday notwithstanding lie and his party wero carried there as fast ns a special train nmla clear track would permit reached 1nragould too late to see his son alive the young man having died 045 p m a few minutes before the arrival of the train The cause of death was gangrene of the small intestine following strangu ated hernia and Dr Bernays tim- eminent surgeon who accompanied Mayor iegenhein declared that no urgical skill would have saved the patient Adam Zlegenhein wan strick en while In camp on the St Francis river mid was removed to 1aragould with rill possible speed Thebody was embalmed by a Tarn gould undertaker and was at once brought back to this city arriving Sundaymorning Time uneral which occurred Mon afternoon was the occasion of a dargepolitical friends of the mayor and his amily anti was one of the largest that has been seen in South St Louis for many years THE QUAYS INDICTED Charged with Conplrucy with John 8 Ilnpklni for tie Unlawful Vie of State Money Philadelphia Nov 22TIme grand ury yesterday presented to the court true bills otindlctmentagalnst United States Senator M S Quay his son Itichdrd 11 Quay and Benjamin J Kaywood exstate treasurer The bills charge the defendants with conspir acy with John S Hopkins late cashier of the Peoples bank for the unlawful of the ircneys of the bank in tho urchase of stock and conspiracy with Hopkins in the misuse of state funds on deposit in the Peoples bank Hopkins committed suicide by shoot- Ing in March last Humored toil with Alt oa Hoard London Nov 21A report entirely unconfirmed has been in circulation yesterday that the steamship Vllle de Coblanz of the North German Lloyd lino had been foundered at sea with all oh board Lloyds agents have re- cived no news of the subject and the owners of the steamer believe her sate According to Lloyds index of 1Novemberon November 7 for Brazilian ports Down au Open HUitft SU Louis Nov 10Edward Keerev maker an employe of the Trash Fish Co fell through an elevator shaft ear ly Fltl Y morning and received in juries which will probably prove fa tol He was rolling a barrel of fish thinking the elevator platform was there and plunged down two stories lCrnejle ApologUcd and Qualified New York Nov 19 Andrew Carnegie for whom a warrant was recent ly issued on the charge of failing to respond to a jury notice has avoided arrest by appearing before SpecialI Commissioner of Jurors Gray and duly qualifying after offering to the com missioner a suitable apology Drejrfai Informed ot the Revision Proceed togs Paris Nov 19Tbe governor of t9rDreyfus the former French officer un dergolng imprisonment for life on Devils island has been informed of the revision proccdlngs in his case Died the Death of n Vagrant Fresno Cut Nov 19J A Brand reth who claimed to be a nephew of the millionaire pillmaker of that name was found dead in his cell at the county jail having been arrested the night before on a charge of vagrancy He was a graduate of Yale IDiedlu London nenryInight aged 80 years She was Miss Matilda Cass time daughter of the lato Gen pelvis Cass who was for many years governor of Michigan where Matilda Cass was born Victim of BenicUi Initiation Prank Moline Iii Nov 10Dr Wm P Sensibaugh a dentist of Port Byron just east of this city is in a serious condition as a result of pranks played 1upon him while being initiated in a insurance lodge Untli of It A Unidbarjr of JaekioUTllle III Kansas City Mo Nov 10n A Bradbury aged 04 years a news popel man who for time past 30 years hal been connected with the Jacksonville 111 Journal is dead here He was visiting friends in this city God to Porto Rico to Study time Finance und Need of the Island Washington Nov 19 Assistant Secretary Vanderllp salts this evening for Porto lilco to familiarize himsell with the financial conditions of the isl and its possibilities of revenue and iti requirements of expenditure Tbe Hawaiian Commission Chicago Nov 10A special to the Tribune from Washington says It ir probable that the report of time Ha wailan commission will favor a more liberal form of government for time is lands than has generally been ext pected SuddenLy Ordered to II Txim Philadelphia Nov 10It was re 1ported at League Island nayyynrd yes terday that orders had been received om Washington directing the crulsei lipla to IPQVQ for Havana today Iron and Steel says Enough Is known of the Iron and steel trado for the year 1898 to establish the fact that the production for the year will exceed anything In history The demand from carworks is almost prodigious Within the past few day5 fresh orders for about 8000 cars have been let the buyers Including BaltlmorlleMost of Ibis work has been placedwii Western works Time of tbe car expecledandtbevolume because they cannot furnish cars rti tile Royal I tb highest vrd beUng powder knows Attest towIt goes one tblrd fsrtber Ibagi any other brood 1- p 9D VAkitiPOWDER Absolutely Pure lOYAL tJUUHO FOWMK CO trw VOKK OTHERWISE UNNOTICED w The Farmers Home hotel at Perry f Okla wits destroyed by fire A gas explosion in tho Pane illpmines seriously burned three Five noted criminals escaped Mon ay from Wilt county III jail nt Jollet In a fight by Belgian miners at Illcir Hill Mo one was killed and several others hurt The marshal of Black Hock Ark was killed by a negro His deputy HIS also shotsGov a procFlamation putitlng the city of ocr martial law At Peoria III1rs John C Smith Vat burned probably fatally while trying to save her baby Tile Transmlsslsstppl Good Roads and Improvement association is hold ing rt convention nt St Louis Senator Jones of Arkansas snrafJ that Hawaii should be added to the state of California ns a county There are about 20000 American troops at Manila and 0000 more are en transports now nearIng that head quarters Toe trial of W J Haldeman for the murder of his brotherinlaw exState Senator Itichardfion is in progress nt CincinnatiSThere Is much excitement at Lexing Ion Okla over tim discovery of a deposit of goldbearing quartz in a hill near the city Late advices from Japan state tlmt 10000 or more fishermen living in Etrup northern Japan arc on time verge of starvation Judge William Hicks died nt Seda lln Mo aged 88 years He was a na tive of Kentucky and had resided in Missouri since 18G9 Military conquest of time Philippines it is believed would be the first move in case the Paris commissions with draw without final agreement An exvolunteer is under arrest at Davenport In on charge of using his discharge papers to impersonate an officer and cash forged checks Four prisoners escaped from the Paolo Kas jail Monday evening by sawing the bars from a window TwoIof burglarsMrcelebrated tho fiftieth anniversary of their wedding nt the homo of their soninlaw Henry Whitney In Stj LouisJohn M Conlcy of Louisville lit one of the old and prominent citizens of Clay county dropped dead fromI apoplexy in tho streets of Sailor Springs A cable message has been received at the navy department announcing the death of Ensign L Fermier attached to the gunboat Petrel on the Asiatic station Limo 0 Nov 2izs ireignt io o motive on the Chicago Erie railroad exploded near hero yesterday morn tag killing David Little the fireman and probably fatally injuring Waite I Hlrtleff engineer Edward Quick conductor and Frank Smith brake man About twentyfive cars were wrecked and the track was blocked w peeping Consumption Do not think for a single moment that consumption will ever strike you a sudden blow It wayItFirst you think it is a little cold nothing but a little hack ing cough then a little loss in weight then a harder cough then tnc fever and the night sweatsThe suddenness comes when hemorrhageBetter while it is You can do it w- ithAgers IICITIIII Pectoral You first notice that you cough less The on the chest Is lifted That feeling of suffocation is removed A cure is hastened byplacing one of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster over the Chest A Look Froom It is on the Diseases of the Throat and LungsrWrHa urn Freely it have any complatDtvhateer and desire the medical you duetorIWithout cost Addr- essjAYEmLjdIhMass TRAIN ROBBER KILLED j 1 1 One of a Gang Who Held Up a West Bound Santa Fe Train Rid died with u4kshot DEAD BODY FOUND BESIDE THE TRACK zpress Meiiencerllntchlnion was the Man Jiehlnd the Gun that Drove tho Itobben Off and Sent One of Them to Iiistc count The Would bo Itobberwere Evi dently Amateur San Bernardino Cal Nov 20The westbound overland passenger train was held up by four robbers between Daggctt and Itarstow Express Mes senger Hutchinson drove them 01 IAtosse back to thti scene of the holdup where the bodyoljbne of the robbers was found perforated with shot A special train with Sheriff IIolconb has just left this city for the scene of the holdup Two robbers boarded the engine at Daggett and crawled ovcrthe tender The engineer stopped the train and succeeded in escaping to the coaches red Blakelcy a helper who also got n the train at Daggett fired at tho two robbers and they jumped from the engine Tho robbery was at tempted at about 1230 a m The special with posse had the body which is unidentified arrived at Bar tow at 3 am There were four rob ers but only two of them succeeded in getting on the train They were evidently amateurs The dead robber is a young man The train held up was the westbound Santa Fe overland No1 due here at 830 nm CUBAN DEBT REPUDIATED 5a t1 pain lives Notice to Canan Donaholden that She Vlll Not laT the Debt Madrid NO2Lfu political circles it is asserted that an agreement has been readied between the peace com missioners In 1arfs The government it scmtofllcially announced intends to notify time Cu ban bondholders that Spain will not pay the Cuban debt which will not be mentioned in the peace treaty The government considers itselfcompletely freed front these cntanglcmcntswhich fall upon the nation exercising sovereignty and collecting taxes in Cuba Shot and Killed by a Drunken Negro Cleveland 0 Nov 21John Stefan elm was shot and killed and John Fcdorco mortally wounded yesterday ifternoon by Sam Carr a colored man from North Carolina Carr entered Stefanclns yard in an intoxicated con dition Steancin attempted to put him out A quarrel ensued and Carr pulled revolver and began firing Carr was arrested Tho Greatest Copper Mine In tho World Spokane Wash Nov 20A special to the SpokesmanReview from Green wood n C says The miners In the Knob Mill mine have cross cut the big ledge nnd demonstrated that the great orebody is 134 feet wide Tho ore will average 20 per ton chiefly In copper Mining men say it is the greatest cop per mine in the world Death of m Millionaire EzMmyor Springfield 0 Nov 21ExMayor I1 1 Mnrt died yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness of several months Ills estate is estimated at over n million and a half invested In manufacturing interests lie was fatherinlaw of F B Loomis United States minister to Venezuela Ihronn from IliaTrain and Almost Killed Bellcfontnine 0 Nov 23Dlg Four Brakeman Frank W Fortney of this was thrown from his train at ilrlghtwood and almost killed The ac cident was caused by the trains speed being checked suddenly by an unknown man throwing himself in front of the engine Death of Inventor Keeler of Motor Flame Philadelphia Nov 20 John W Kee ly widely known as the inventor of the Keely motor died of pneumonia Friday afternoon at his residence in this city Mr Keeley had been ill only n few days and the announcement of his death came as a surprise to those who knew him- ApimoinituentS In IheNInth Illinois Springfield 111 Nov 20oov Tan ner today announced the appointment of Mnj John J Funkhauscr to succeed LlcutCol Swift of the Ninth regi ment Illinois volunteers promoted and James K Hill of Lincoln 111 to succeed Funklmuser as major Joint Heir to no Immense Fortune Kankakee III Nov 23J II Schooley a young painter employed in a ICanUakco factory has received word that his great grandfather Peter Stilcr had died in Germany leavlngan estate worth 7000000 to which he la o joint heir Nancy dullford Admitted to 1 1I Bridgeport Conn Nov 23 Nancy A Guilford who wns extradited from England upon time charge of murder ing Emma Gill in this city last September by means of a criminal opera tion wns yesterday admitted to ball In 10000 flied of rneuuionlB Washington Nov l9Gcn Brooke cables from Ponce announcing the death of Private George Lnforce Co K Nintcenth infantry of pneumonia It is announced that a movement is on foot to form a combination of all river mines and floating property about Pitts burg for tbe control of the mines and tbe markets on the Ohio McGEES II 25c HlLL CURE KNOCKS OUT CHILL AND rCVCR rmMaeat w ILk OMltlu M colon auruU 4 M nn w meaty nudt- tuai tan BOTTIJB 1Sold by George King st Charles r y I r UiA1 DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLESI IlIrSNyrr yy V vryrr 7 TVY y Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Illinois Central R R ANNOUNCEMENTS Illlnbli Central now lOURISTTbe sale and will con the Same until Sep o z88 round tourist tickets from RATESlummer Ita tines In the SouthSlist of summer reiorti North Us fast double dally service lo St Louii Chicago Cincinnati sod Louisville enable one to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resort of Virginia the White and Seaside of New England ltie Thousand Islands the Jake ond forest resortSof MlcbUan Wisconsin and Minnesota the Hot Springs of Arkansaslhe Yellowstone Park or the resorts of Colorado newis edition entirely S laciOU N IIUlli 11111 esSouthern homeShas is- a itiultrat pamphlet contains a large number GUIdeed letter from Northern farmers prosperously located on the line the illinois Railroad In the States of Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Loulsana end also a detailed writeup of the cities towns and country on and adjacent to that line To homeieekers or those In of a farm tblspamphletwlll tarnish reliable informa tion concerning most accessible and prosper ona portion of Ihe South Free can be bad by applying to the nearest of the undersigned Tickets and tall Information as to rates In Con nection wlh the abovo can be had of agents ol tIme Central and connecting lines S 0 Hitch Dlt PUIAgenl Cincinnati John A Scott Oh Pass Agent Memphis Wm Murrsy DIY Pus AgentNiw Ortssns A HHsnson 0P A W A Ksllond A 0 P A I Chicago Loulltllti S YounI SS man0 rt 0 c dress up Dont be a fop but look well dressed- Our Tailor Made Cloth ing is well and artisti cally made We have stacks of samples Gen uine goods at reasonabl prices 3t Bernard Genl Store i 50 YEARS 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disStinction to be looked for when tbe time comes that you need themSNowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A titus to begin that spring medicin- eSTBERNARD DRLQ STORE tBRYAN HOPPER Manegr ii J- p I 4 f7jIrv 3t J iI 1t r u l F wt1 z t JT If t 1 V II 1 tj t 1 f1I W i Be 1T bY l PAUL M MOORf3 Editor and Manager aa SEE PUBLISHING COMPANY lacorporatedl- Enteradshe POIIOmee at Eatlloatoo II Sec- otusmatter na SUBSCRIPTION RATES OneVeat adetlytoadvance Is osix Moutn ThredtontnII xs M SlnaleCoPtes Specimen mailed tree on application wanted In all parts tbe Coat Addressnetorpudeetr- TIIURSDAY NOVEMBER 24 iSgS L Give Thanks wilmI e generally celebrate Thanksgiving r today by earning a good days f wages The demand for coal is dsogreat that the coal operator and jminerserve themselves and their 4t families and their neighbors better by working than otherwise And cannot man work and give thanks i Thanksgiving day is usually de voted to thanksgiving and feasting 1 A man may work and do both If it were even a day of prayer and fasting could it not be observe t while at labor It is the attitud of the heart and mind and not th occupation of the body that observes t otheoespecially appointed days If view ar ed from a purely religious stand- pointI the question is the same 1 Men are exhorted to pray alwaY without ceasing A man may workI and pray nay he must The in junction is given But thou when thou prayest enter into thy closetI and when thou hast shut thy doo pray to thy Father which is in se icretand thy Father which heareth in secret shall reward thee openly i lJYk Wherever a man may find himself Yandat whatever vocation he may r injunctionerno I four solid wallsfDavid prayed Mine eyes are unto Thee Ohl God the LordI inl r Thee is my trust leave not my soul desolate Set a watch Oh p Lord before my mouth keep thet door of my lips incline not my heart to any evil thing to practice Lty wicked works with men that work t iniquity Let my prayer be set forth 4Y before Thee as incense and thet aTr lifting up of my hands as the eve ning sacrifice Prayer is the hearts sincere desire Thanks j giving is a like expression of the t finds i ever the time or the circumstancei thanksglvJ fmandson opportunities of exercising it as tfmakewhole holidays rare There G ii is perhaps no happier condition oft mankind than that of reasonable and constant employment at fairt wages with contentment in thes offerIsomething of moral and intellect ual growth This according to Sthewisdomof Solomon who wroteI r Better is a dinner of herbs whereI hatredTt withaI fear oi the Lord than great treas n ure and trouble therewith + The people of Earlington have u all a little and many have much more than a little as spoken of byv t 1 Solomon They can and do all t get a piece jaf the stalled oxC when their appetite leans that way Today the Great American i Turkey will lay his head on the block and his carcass on platters multitudinous and all have a i measure of good cheerIWith work to do with contentment R in the homes and in love andf r charity with our neighbors why I t2 la should we not give thanks Nobodys Must We laid aside a copy of the Golden Era waiting for a moment i which we might devote to the beautiful diction and inexorable J logic of a twocolumn editorial it uttered last week devoted to TilE BEE Hut alas it is lost NotI Ohl not to the world but to us Haply there may yet be one left in the archives of the Owensboro e custom house that may be prdd posterityfa Truth is that its pointnow who k said it had a pointwas lost on t- t TIlE BEEjrom its very inception 1 s YHi r excepting always of course when that paper said TilE BEE must do thus and so For who sai must but kings and rulers And at the feet of whose boss does th Era sit and drink inspiration Not ours thank God We may yea we have known what must meant in the ten years of THE BEES existence when that word applied to hard work and the effort to get out a newsy and acceptable paper We have known what must meant when applied to the necessity ofmeeting and refuting a multitude of slan derous campaign lies during heated political fights We have known what must II meant when applied to the advocacy of the high principles of Republicanism or when the morals and the welfare of the community were threatened But the must of a political overseer has not been found in our book of rules during the first decade of TilE BEES career The history oi Republican papers in Western Kentucky with few exceptions has been that of the occasional campaign sheet that had nothing left to keep it up after as was usual the hopeless campaig- was n lost TilE BEE has survive- not because of the fact that it was Republican in politics but becau it was foundedin a good town an county and has had enough j friends lot perpetuate its existen from a business standpointbecause THE BKE has been acceptable to the people of its territory and has stood fearlessly at all times for what it conceived to be the best business and other interests of the communityTHE has received enough encomiums of praise from Republican leaders and has been cusset constantly and intensely enough by extreme political opponents to make our measure of political joy full TilE BEE is Republican nodReeBEeE has never coveted a piece its wirP e from the calendar the day when we might be reduced to such net canonst discern between principle and piece of pie are our enemies TilE BEE has no desire to stir up feeling or foment trouble with partry or out of it Peace and harmony has been our chief desire But the worm will turn some thefi recent family row and everybody knows the results THE BEE summed up those results and stated the plain and unequivocal conclusion of the whole matter somebody got mad Family and church rows and newspaper controversies are among most unbearable things We declare we will not make faces with our contemporary however much that contemporary may deserve it But we would just a lit rather you wouldnt try to make TilE BEE must- Reaping the Whirlwind Gov Tanners advice to the striking miners in Illinois to arm themselves and drive out non union men is bearing fruit At Pana citizens have been fired on by striking miners and a number seriously shot A deputy sheriff attending tb his duties as an office- was badly wounded Of course he shooting at Pana has not all been done by striking miners but have been and arc the aggres the attacking party whos- attitude has been instigated and upheld by the Governor of that State the headquarters of America and the home of hi- predecessorAltgeld The six hundred miners at work both white and colored are dally threatened by the organized miners who refuse to work Night is made hideous by this organized mob of ruffians and it looks as if Tanner have to turn his famous gat guns on his friends the mob turn over the State to them Having advised and encouraged violence and bloodshed this same Governor now says all citizens should obey the laws and that it is his duty to enforce the laws hence declares martial law in Pana and vicinity This is the man who political effect refused to protect honest American citizens em ployed to dig coal at prices satisfactory to themselves the man who is responsible for the deaths a Virden He sowed the wind and now is reaping the whirlwind That Turkey Picture That turkey picture which appeared on the first page of TilE last week has attracted much attention We published it without comment and left our readers- to discover its merits They have so many of diem and some split their sidesIta laffin The cartoon is by a famous AmeriI can artist W A Rodgers whose work is well known in such period YEns i tor icals as Harpers Weekly and Puck IIe has associated himself- h I with Mr Van Oost publisher of the Art Amateur in the designing- e and issuing ofa series of big class political cartoons Our to key picture is one of them It cos money a plenty and we dont it we will ever have another bu we made this as a Thanksgiving offering and arc glad to know it was received as it deserved to b by some of our readers Now we intend to print a lewofI these cartoons on nice paper to give to our good friends Wonder who comes under that head Dont all speak at once Uncle Sam as Santa Claus The versatility and bighearted ness of our Uncle Samuel is illus rated in a marked manner by the recent incident of the departure from San Francisco of a transport carrying a cargo of Christmas presc ants for our sailors and soldiers at Manila The presents were sent from all over the United States and Uncle Sam acted Santa Claus andI paid the freight Bill Qocbll5 Bill Postdwas some in the working of Bill Goebels bill in th willda placecego around will astonish the conservative Kentuckian laboring under the idea that he is a freeborn Ameri can citizen From the HawesvillePlaindeater The Goebel or any other infaa mous law that interferes with a peopledtry and bring grief to its defenders COL E 0 SEBREEI ItIThe death of Col E G Seabrae of Trenton Ky whichl Ifoccurred about 4 oclock Tuesiday morning November zz i8g8 removes one of the mostaprominent actors in the mater ial advancement of Westerns Kentucky He was largely- a instrumental in building the Evansville Henderson and- oNashville Railroad from Hen derson to Nashville whichIS now a part of the Louisville and Nashville system and was president of the St Bernard Coal Company for twenty fiveI yearsitCol Sebree was a man of at the strictest integrity and hehhad the confidence of the en tire community in which he lived In his numerous enterprises he had unlimitedcredit with bankers and monied menIHe was the friend of Bristow Harlan Speed and other dlsittinguished Kentuckiansh Sixteen years ago he was stricken with paralysis and of was ever afterwards a great in of valid Retired from active life as it were in a moment he accepted the inevitable condi tion with the most beautiful resignation He can well be called the moving spirit in the establishment and building up- of of Earhngtan St Charles and Mortons Gap We all honor 1 his name I roNORTONYILLE NEWS There are twelve men at work on the depot and we will soon have a fine house in stoodeMrs C P Milts visited her sister Mrs Blakeley Sunday Mrs Jas Dell has purchased himself a lookingS R teMrwas the guest of It L McCulIocb Sun daytcMr W B Barnesof this place was in Madisonville Monday The pay car on the I C road passed through Monday and gave out money to everything that had his name on the roll Mr R E Reynolds the I C agent at this place is thinking of going straight up IiMr Will Lovan has accepted a position with the I C R R Co as baggage clerk at this place verylaccounts Mr J Y Crabtree and wife were visit ing Mrs Hamby Sunday Mr Joe Bell of Springfield Term vis lied his brother Jim Bell Sunday Mr J L Tefft the L N agent hast been taking vacation for several days The people of this city were sorry to learn of the death of Will Brown that occurred at his home In Hopkinsvllle last Tuesday about 3 p m The remains Iwere brought down and placed in the family burying ground at Concord Wed nesday Nov ifith He was a railroad man and loved by everybody itA loved one has gone from our country On earth we will meet him no more He has gone to his home in Heaven Where all his afflictions are oer Willie L Phillips has returned school at Bowling GreeniSubscribe for THE J rr- 2 r ft1o h toI POWDER EXPLOSION Kills n Woman and Badly In lures a flan Mondayrevening a misvkethisginjured that she died at it ocloc- e the same night Mr Barnes wounds arc serious and may be fatal The explosion was caused in some manner by a bank lamp which he carried They Were Killers The death knell of many aI Bob- White was sounded last week All the sportsmen let go with both barrels as soon as the law was Among all the hunting parties organized hereabouts there were perhaps no more ambitious nor suc cessful ones than one that started from this city Mr F B Arnold was leader and guide Mr Paul Hesser of St Louis Mo secretary for Hesser Milton wholesale Coal and coke dealers of that city was of the party and Mr R M Gill and Rufus Williams of Al lensville Ky were here All these expressepurpose of taking a good hunt an300 dog that was several times a field trial winner in Indiana Mr Gill had with him a fine pup first season that did excellent work and Mr Arnold took his fine dog which was a gift from a friend in Todd county The party extended its hunt over into Muhlenberg county stayed all night at a farm house- I across Pondriver The hunters bagged about 200 quail all fat and fine- Protracted Meeting A protracted meeting is in progress at the Methodist Episco Church Rev W C Wilson Assisting him are Rev Mrs J H Collins evange ists of Bardwell Ky A cordial invitation is extended the public- to attend these meetings Upon circular announcing Mrs Collins lectures is found this statementThe of these lectures is to do good to save souls and to glorify God By them immense audiences have not nly been entertained and Instructed but many persons have been bettered in condition for time and eternity Farmers InstitutesiCommissioner of Agriculture Moore has arranged a ser of farmers institutes to beheld county scats this winter andI announced several dates beginning with Barbourville November 29 and covering other points in Southeastern and central Kentucky ending with Versailles r 19 It is presumed that these institutes will be heldI other sections of the State at dates Agricultural topics will be discussed and the question road improvement and the effect good and bad roads on the income and comfort of the farmer will doubtless find a place in these discussions The Kaisers Pilgrimage From New York Independent The gift of the traditional abode the Virgin Mary in Jerusalem to the German Catholics is an extremely shrewd piece of policy and is likely to give the emperor the support of the German Cath lics at no expense to himself Still more it gives Germany a foothold in Jerusalem better than any that the French have Thus a country where the state supports the churcH religion enters into the game of politics Mess John B Atkinson and Jas Rash of Earlington and Bar Crutchfield of St Charles went to Trenton yesterday morning attend the funeral of Col E G Sebree who was once so active a figure in the enterprises of this section of Kentucky Are You s EasilyTired Just romombor that all your strength must oomo from Y9urtfood Did you ovor that P n Perhaps your xnusoloa nood moro otrongth or your norvos or porhaps your stomach is weak and cannot digest what you oat If you nood moro strengthtthen tako SlJOTTS a of EMULSION OodIiivor Oil with Hypo Iphosphitos ho oil is tho moat easily changed of all foods into strength and tho hypophos phitoa aro tho boat tonics for tho norvcaISCOTTS SION is tho easiest and quickest euro for woak throats for tlbllitTand lose of flesh Sue and fiooj aU druusbfSCOTT k BOWNB tNNNr NNNt tNNNINNNN r ILessons of the Election From Philadelphia Times Ind Dem For the first time in many the party of the national adminis tration has achieved a great na tional victory at the off election- in the middle of the presidential disappointmentgil system and the relaxation that vick which patty power is criticised make the party in power reach it weakest point at the mid administration elections The verdict o the nation is unmistakable an points very strongly to the electio- of a Republican president in 1900 It means that the present sound financial policy of this government must not only be maintained but that those who are distrusted o the issue cannot be given power It means that our economic policy shall not be changed that liberal ized protection for our industries can not be disturbed that enlarged commerce and trade with other countries shall be inaugurated b the expansion of our territory and that a Republican congress shall be charged with the duty of aidin a Republican president to gather the full fruits of our recent war with Spain When every state north of Mason and Dixons line from the Aroostook mountains of Maine to the prairies of the west washed by the father of waters fails to record a single Democrats victory it means that the great in dustrial commercial and financial interests of the nation are in hearty sympathy with the present national administration This verdict given with emphasis under all the ad verse circumstances of a mid administration campaign must be accepted as a deliberate and final judgement on every issue in volved f From New York Sun Rep Sound money is made absolutely secure with a Republican presi dent and a Republican eongress to defend and maintain it against the assault of the combination of Dem ocrats Populists and silver Re publicans which now makes up the Democratic party The policy of expansion is vindicated by splendid majorities for the Mc Kinley administration in this state with the exception of this city al most solely and throughout the states of the North Atlantic and west America has conquered both Spain and the treacherous allies of Spain within its own borders The election means that the people of the United States are determined to keep the Phillip warIand they have no that they will not be able to take care of them as well as they have just cared for their own honor and welfar- etlcCullyRutland The society news columns of Saturdays CourierJournal con tained this item from Scottsville Ky Miss Jennie Mulligan left Wednesday for a weeks visit to relatives in Bowling Green from which place she will go to Empire Ky to be present at the HcCully Rutland nuptials where she will remain some time as the guest of Mrs A V Rut land Sr I The lady is Miss Fannie Mc Cully of this place daughter of Mr Richard McCully and Mr Al Rutland the prospective groom is a gentleman who has been for some years with the Empire Coal Co at Empire Ky and who holds a responsible position with that company The wedding will be on Monday next r C T l PARVUS NAJ A LITTLE ABOUT TEACHERS AND PAR ENTS While attending the Educational Meeting which was held at Madisonville a few weeks ago the writer heard an old gentleman who had been a teacher for one half century and who had attained considerable prominence as a teacher say that he could well re member the time when a person who was speaking ofa school teacher would say and say sneer ingly Oh he is only a schoolteacher When the remarkwas made the writer wondered if that time could really be placed withI things wholly goneby Is notI that remark heard now sometimes Reader have you ever heard it Reader have you ever made itThe writer takes the position that this remark is heard now sometimes Of course every one respects the teacher who has at tained considerable height in the educational world but does the teacher who teaches in the rural districts villages or small towns get this respect And up to the present the teacher in the rural districts villages and small towns is the teacher who instructs the most youths and wields the most influence in our country So let us see if it is wise to speak of him this way Let us see if he does need and deserve the coopera- honofparents and Let onlyhisA parent sends a boy to school The teacher works with and for J iii J 11tdJC c tf J J u Twenty Years Proofs Tutts Liver Pills keep the bow c1s in naturalmotion and cleanses the system ofall impurities An absolute cure for sick headaches dyspepsia sour stomachcon stipation and kindred diseases Cant do without them R P Smith Chilesburg Va writes I dont know how I could- s do without them I have had twentyf Pillsnhim He discovers that the boy is studious or that he is not stu dious He observes that the boy 1is regular in attendance and punc or that he is not He ob serves that the boy is neat and tidy in appearance or that he is not He discovers that the boy is wellbred or that he is illbred He studies the boy well and closely He does not do these things that he may find fault with- Y the boy or that he may abuse him He does these things that he may know how to control the boy and rightgthetically that the teacher often knows the boy better than the par ent knows him It is the business of the teacher to know the boy and know him well Other things are not supposed to engage his at tention as they do the attention of the parent The teacher is better prepared to judge oi the boy than the parent The teacher asso with the boy daily sees 1what pleases and what displeases him what angers and what paci fies him The parent has an op portunity to do these things but he is prone to overlook deficiencies and faults in his progeny The teacher is supposed to love the boy but not as his parent does He judges the boy less partially and dispassionately than the par ent docs But let us go back a little The thingherein e s boy leaves school After leaving school he applies for a position The of whom he asks the position encounters the teacher who once instructed him and asks the teacher about his neatness his punctuality his regularity his stu diousncss etc The teacher an swers the questions and answers them according to his remembrance of the boys action in school Now reader you can see the influence of the answers should they be favorable or unfavorable This is not the only circumstance under which a teacher might wield an in fluencc a great influence There tooshas been said of the boy can be said of the girl If the reader could observe some things in the school that arc ob servable he would think that the parent had an idea that the teacher has no influence that the action of the boy or girl in school will have no influence in his or her future life But we do not appeal to the parents for their cooperation on account of the things spoken of in this article If the parent cooperates with the teacher for these things only he does wrong We appeal to the parent to cooperate with the teacher because the teacher is doing his best that the boy or girl may live a better happier and nobler life and while doing this deserves the hearty cooperation and sympathy of the parent The parents of a district have a right to say who shall instruct their boys and girls But when the teacher or teachers is selected it then becomes the duty of the par ents to cooperate with the teacher whether he exactly pleases them or not When the teacher and parent work diametrically opposed when a teacher tells a pupil to do what he thinks is right and the parent tells the pupil not to do what he was told to dowhen these things occur could the parent see the possible effects of his actions he would tremble from fear if he is interested in the destiny of his boy or girl If the teacher and anythingitthe teacher and converse with him aboutthe said disagreement If the teacher it a teacher and is convinced that he is wrong he will apologize to the pupil before the whole school if the whole school knows of the difficulty disrespectfullybefore the pupil never call in ques tion a teachers ability before one of his pupils never fail to cooperate with the teacher and let the pu pil know that you do not cooperate with the teacher We do not ask these things oi you for the teachers benefit That is a small thing compared with the effect such things may pupilPARVUS iN i187q NwrrJWi rAa5a C rlsledls German L Liver = Powder IIU CURES INDIGESTION The entering wedge for 51 nearly all DUeisea the JJi human system It heir t- oPICE25CENTS Sold by St Bernard Drug Storey y taw t D 1t r bcbrt- IIST06E NEWS i 1 Some of the Good Things titV Departments if it Shoes for Everybodyt itAswe always have so have we now tbest things on earth in Shoes for butItlthe most reasonable prices tAll For Ladies The choice tmade by Drew Shelby Co lAFor Men The best things from the Lfactory of J S Nelson to r tFall Winter Clothing tga variety of HONEST t 4Lar and Stylish SUBtI Cut and Finish the most reasonable Atj t and Style beyond 55 to S51o I tquestion i SuittI t t Big and Broad and Thick and VarmIMade of Sheeps Wool Elegant thin and Cheap Genuine Goods stIGood Bargains + Overcoats tEverybodyI tStrong Goods 1 trouble to buy as ittakes so little money t ItMillinery + LNobby selections of late stles in Sail ri 4VCapes and It Jackets assortg I 4 dies and Child j rens Capes and at prices itJackets fit anJ1 We cant them I see here Come and I AI j Groceries tANo other stock so com Land fresh outside a rA large city Every neces Lsary and luxury that is rIJ made or grows to eat 4V Ourreputationforhonest iJ LWJ in our Fig Grocery Depart 4 iJar that can be cannedFruits rA Vegetables Meats iJary here but our shelves talk tChoice Goods Close Prices It WILLARDHOTEw MANAGER BEST a and 250 HOUSE i LOUISVILLEjjjjjjj 4hr J c T lL wflRwSr w1 r w r wrw J ry7 wiT4 1 J 1 0 cr j fBee 131 Jnbustru we tLlriue- f 4I iU LOCALNEVSSv 4 field visited her parents here thisI weekv Ed Arnold has been appointed deputy assessor by county assessor John C Thompson Willie Mills and sisters Misses Emma and Pcarle and Miss Mag gie Barnett of Manitou spent r Sunday afternoon in the city p Cy Scott is to run the New Bel riiont Hotel in Madisonvillc It is expected lie will open for busi ft ness by the first of January or car1i kr Mr D 1 Duncan of Greenville was hero for several days during the past week and did some busi liness in life insurance among Earl ington people 1 Dr R T Dishman dentist vlirfwas announced mast weeks BEE has secured quarters at the Jones Hotel and will receive paJ0 tients and do work there i A number of Madisonvilles leading merchants have agreed to close their places of business to day from 9 a m to 3 pill in rec ognition of the national holiday Mr Jerrold A Johnson who has been at his home in Green t ville for some weeks past under going an attack of typhoid fever in a light form is still in a very weakened condition and scarcely able to sit up Master Ben L Rash cntcrtainqd quite a number of his friends last Friday evening from 630 to 930 in honor of his thirteenth birth ay Games were indulged in refresh ments were served and the evening passed off quite pleasantly for the little folks Rev R M Wheat is smilingly keeping warm inside a bran new winter overcoat presented to him by a number of his good Earling ton friends His heart as wellas I his body is warmed by this act 6f friendship and he is if possible in a better humor than usual Hon W E Bourlandof Dixon spent Monday ni htwith his mother here having come up to transact some business at Madi sonville His family was not well And he hastened back home It in likely that his contemplated move to Indiana will no be taken and the people of Webster County nnd his many friends in Hopkins and elsewhere in this section will be pleased to know that Mr Dour land will not leave Kentucky It is to be hoped that a final confirmation of the belief that he will rmain will coon be forthcoming ExConfederate Veterans All exConfederate veterans arc requested to assemble at the Court House Madisonville Saturday Dec 1St at i oclock p m Matters of interest and importance to cacti one Congratulations Young John G Morton made his advent at the homo of Mr and Mrs W C Morton in Madison ville Sunday morning Daughters pad granddaughters are good but cons and grandsonswellt- hey make life worth living and the home a rolicking playhouse Congratulations are extended to Will and his wile and the proud grandparents This young scion jj the only grandchild of the Morton name in the family Insured in the A 0 iIw The many members of the local lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen afways proud of their order and itsachievemcnts particu larly in the matter of life insurance and sick benefits to its members desire an exhibit made of a recent case which has been the cause of some comment It is the case of one who was a member oJ the order for twentyone years and through its most unfavorable days when the local membership was diminished- to very small numbers Mr Lee Salmon recently deceased had paid to the treasury of the order during his many years of membership the sum of 56230 into the beneficiary fund and in dues the sum of 75 Since his death the claim has been allowed and a check ordered for 2000 covering the insurance on his life n this order This is in addition to the sick benefits to which his membership entitled him during the years he was identified with the order This is viewed as rather- an exceptional casewhere the term of membership and the cir cumstances surrounding have made the cost of insurance and benefits above the averagebut the members of the Earlington lodge arc proud and justly so of this record and the good record their order has ever made here i With Our Correspondents Cranor items came on Thurs day morning last week and were consequently too late for insertion Mail your communications a little earlier Dandy Busybodys last letter got divided I in the office last week be cause one sheet was written on both sidesa note to the editor on one side of the sheet Glad to have such personal notes from our correspondents but it isnt safe to write on both sides of the paper everandespecially unsafe to write news matter on one side and business or personal letters on the other t Haleys Mill correspondence meant for our issue of November loth did not reach this office until the morning of that day Mail pleaseJSometimes a correspondent gets in a rhyming mood and we aro treated with a communication the bulk ot which is in verse TilE BEE wants all the news possible but cannot undertake to publish all the poetry that is proffered We are forced to take the position that all poets look alike to us unless their verse possess genuine merit Edward Bradley Dead dward L Bradley died early Monday morning at his home near Barnsley the residence of William Bradley and the old homestead of the Bradley family Mr Bradley was a bachelor and had been a soldier in two wars having served in the Mexican war and the Con federate army Funeral from the residence of S H Holloman Madisonville and interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery Tuesday morning STATE OF OHIO CITY or TOLEDO lIS LUCAS COUNTY FRANK JjCiiBNBY makes oath Ibat be Is the senior partner of the firm ot F J CHUNKY Co doing business in the City of Toledo State aforesaid and Counlfandthat said the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURl FRANK CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence this 6th day of December A D 1886 J SEAL GLEASONj Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of te system Send for testi monlals free F J CIIBNBBY Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best jNOTHIHG MID LZATHERI bit Most Shoes are made of leather but ttisting sewing soling must all come in tr i before the hoe is ashoe and it depends qpofl Z bit fi2 how these are done whether theshoe is as tt V g good S it should be or not The fjrm of 0 It 4 2 PINORBR SMITH says p p p 0 Tieeref nothing liktleatitr J t1m 0 Jf ifswellfvl together 110 t Our earnest effort for about twenty long years t 41 5 has been to sell shoes made of good leather 0bit = well put together Most of our shoes cyme c33 jf = direct from the manufacturer to us We burJ fi from shoe makers who understand their bt J bness and stand behind their work enabling nj t fi us to see to it thatyouHget your moneys bit 2r worth when yotf buy your shoes ofus t F fi 4 B ISHOP a CO bit bit b E I MADISONVILLE KY cI f 4 0 iI i fiU SEVERE OPERATION Performed on Mr J B Dayt Facial Tumor Mr J E Day has been a suf fererlor weeks as has been chron- Icled in THE BBE His afdictions have been and are most painful Dr E A Chatten performed an operation several days ago reaching the diseased facial cavity throug the mouth and jaw bone which Iloped mightielcve thet trouble But the disease was 1found and a more extensive operation was seen to be necessary Tuesday morn ing Dr J B Jackson of Hop kinsville an old friend of Mr Days was called to assist Dr Chatten in consultation and further operation They decided to pert form another operation of likeJ character with the first but on a larger scaje Teeth were pulledt and an opening made through gums and jaw bone A large sack i was removed a tumorcopta1l1t ing yellow granular matter from the cavity well up under the left eye It was a very severe and painful orddlfwhich th afflicted Wlln bore ith fortitude and prac 8IlIy without the use of an anaes thetic The final result of the op eration cannot be predicted with certainty but the doctors hope that the disease is not of such ma lignant type that it may not be stopped before it makes further progress Mr Days many friends hope for his speedy recovery The Street Fair Many persons from Earlington attended the Evansville Street Fair last week It was well advertised through the press and otherwise and crowds attended from all di rections throughout the week Main street from Water to Seventh was converted into a miniature Midway Hagenbacks famous trained animal show stood at the FirstStreet end of the alley of fun and tally and Speedys highdiving plant supported the other end The street was brilliantly illuminated at night and was crowded to a perfect jam at times with a multitude of people of various ages and conditions who jostled each other fired at each other their thousands of rubber returning lls laughed and chattered and forgot all care Everybody was on good terms with everybodyelse The whole scene on the open streetwas as a crowd of jolly school children at recess Behind the sctnes how ever tho view was different The town was hot and wide open and there was little innocent amusement except that which foundexpression in the open air From the expressions occasionally heard there iaa kick coming from the church people and the moralelement of the city It is not yet proven that a town can let down the bars of moral restraint without great danger to itself and its citizens Capt James Turns Republican Owensboro Ky Nov 18 Capt Sam James late Populist nominee for Congress and for ten years past Populist editor and leader in Western Kentucky has published a card sever ing connection with the Populists and joining the Republican party He says the Populist party must yeld to inevitable dissolutionctc and that the Republican party is his natural political refuge under such conditipns ills Life Was Saved Mr J E Lilly a prominent citizen of Hannibal Mo lately had a wondetful de liverance from a rightful death In tell- Ing of it he says I was taken with Ty phoid Fever that ran into Pneumonia My lungs became hardened I was so weak I couldnt even sit up in bed Noth ing helped me I expected to soon die of Consumption when I beard of Dr Kings New Discovery One bottle gave relief I continued to use it and now am well and strong I cant say too much in its praise This marvelloQs medicine is the surest and quickest cure in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble Regu lar sizes 50 cents and roo Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store every bot tie guaranteed Little Glass Slipper There will be given at Jhe Opera House on the evening of November 25 an operetta entitled Cinderella or the Glass Slipper by teachers pupils and patrons of the Earlington cpjgred public school under the direction of Misses Gatewood and Hawkins principals A special invitation is extended to the white people who are friends of education to at tend this entertainment Thp proceeds will be devoted to edu cational work in connection wijh tho school I The admission children 10 cents adults 15 cents reserved scats 25 cents rickets can be purchased at the St Bernard Store We Want at Once Several reliable salesmen to sell our complete line of supplies for I Threshers Mills Factories En gines etc Steady and profitable work all round Address I The Crown Supply Co Cleveland Ohio i1o 1J f- j t r Forest Fire Fire in the woods back of the fruit farm and arboretum Monday put a number of our people on the run to stop its ravages and prevent the destruction of valuable prop erty The fact that those who at went most of them have had many experiences before with forf est fires gained the day and there was nofinancial loss notwithstand ing the wind blew a perfect gale A large area of leaves and fallenf rees and limbs was of Sortie of the boys said the fire traveled faster than they could run at times Only by making paths through the undergrowth- and leaves and firing at the path were the flames stoppedand frequently d when this was done burnI ing leaves would be blown acrossp he path and the work have to be done over again Both fruit farm and the arboretum were threatened but guards were left tof patrol the burned areacut burnf ng trees and prevent the fire getting another start The rain thatb night put an end to it AGENTS WANTED Major T J GUI as General Agent for a Solicits hSalesmen Major T JGitl formerly ofn Madisonville for so many years land who is so well known and m highly regarded by the people offi this county and section has been appointed general agent for Mayons Spinal Remedy with headquarters at 2520 Gilbert Ayew flue Cincinnati This remedy which among many others a num ber of Western Kentucky people have testified to be excellent in the treatment of various diseases is manufactured only in Cincinnati Major Gill wants to secure active agents for the remedy in every town in Kentucky Those interested i should write to him at the above address Kentucky Monument Dedication Postponed Chattanooga Tenn No- vi9A letter was received by the Citizens Committee here today from Gov Bradley of Ken tupky stating that he and his party of Kentuckians coulQ not be present t the public reception a planned by citizens of Charta nooga on Thanksgiving night The Kentucky monument at Chickamauga which was to have been dedicated November 25 will not be completed by that time and the dedication has been postponed indefinitelyfi No Right to Ugliness The woman who is lovely in face form and temper will always have friends but one who would be attractive must keepf her health If she is weak sickly run down she will be nervous and Irritable If she has constipation or kidney trouble her impure blood will cause pimples a blotches skin eruptions and a wretched complexion Electric Hitters hi the best medicine in the world to regulate stomachi liyer and kidneys and to purify Ib It Rives strong nerves bright eyes sinootb velvet skin rich complexion It will make a goodlooking charming woman of a rundown invalid Only 50 cents at St Bernard Drug Store To Entertain the Legion In Louisville the Ladies Auxil iary of the Commercial Club is working dilligently on details of the plan to receive with royal wel come and magnificent hospitality the Louisville Legion upon its return from Port Rico Committees have been appointed and all are at work The use of the bigl Bambergerljloom building been offered by the president of the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York through Col Atilla Cox in which to give the grand reception in contemplation TheC troops arc expected home some time early in Decemberp To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Drotno Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it falll tot cure 25C The genuine has L Q Q on each tabletfServices at hadlsonyllle Special Union Thanksgivingt services will be held in the Taba ornaclc at Madisonville today Either Rev Coleman of the Bapr tist Church or Rev Lovelace of the Methodist Church will deliver the sermon Services to begin at 11030 am Yqlcarjic Eruption Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy Bucklens Arnica Salvo cures them also Old Running ani Fever Sores Ulcers Boils Felons Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Chilblains Best lile Cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only 25 cts a box Cure guaranteed Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Numerous signed petitions are m circulation in all parts of In diana asking the n legislature to adopt an amendment to the the constitution for submission to the people conferring the franchise on women ttcrlhnA Klonclikaaold fifth Good lieattU la priceless vrberi once lost When ollilue courl1lnnat 2clua bottieot DrOttos Gum 3a1 Saul the returns aballlntereit tu an Alasll mine ai goidcani1otbi71O- ca1t4 r JlowareoflUl1llIIUo14 Sold by St Bernard Drug btore I f GENERAL BDELL Dies at His Home in Muhlenbcrg County After Long Illness Gen Don Carlos Buell died Saturday afternoon November 19 his home Airdrie in Muhlen erg county after many months of- eeble health He was past his eightieth birthday Some weeks ago Col J Stoddard Johnson who- newGen Buell intimately wrote or the CourierJournal the story his life Col Johnson gives Gen Buell great credit for accomplishing much by his energy and generalship during his term as Major General in the Federal army and lays the Generals military to his failure to capture raggs army and tolithe long vials of wrath which had been fomented and nursed by the extreme local faction in Kentucky which had never forgiven Buell or the respect which he had shown or th law and his refusal to sanc ion the persecution of noncom atants and the confiscation of property both in Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama The only civil office ever held by General Buell was that of Pension Agent for Kentucky which appoiutmcnt e received from President Cleve in laBS General Buell for any years has lived a quiet rural ife His wife has been dead for any years and a daughter of her rst marriage who became the adopted daughter of Gen Buell has soothed his declining years and has presided over his household ith filial affection Gone to Jahannesburg William Howe son of W HtHowe of Nashville Tenn has gone to Johannesburg South Africa to take charge of an ice plant He has an excellent contract with the Waynesboro Pace machinery manufacturers andI will receive a large salary and an interest in the business Mr Howe visited Africa some months ago and found an excellent chance for the ice business The present arrangement is the result of his former journey Mr WH Howe is one ot the leading stockholders and a director in the St Bernard Coal Cpl pf tills place and owns large ice factory in Nashville LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Guy Wyatt popular L N conductor was killed atSouth Tunnell near Gallatin last Thursday night being caught between the couplings and crushed to death Head been in tho employ of the railroad for fteen years and this was his first accident He leaves a wife and five children In sinking the caissons for the new Hast river bridge bedrock has finally been at a depth of one hundred and eight eet below high water on the Brooklyn side At the construction of the St Louis bridge some of the caissons were sunk to depth of one hundred and nine feet eight and onehalf Incbes but with this exception the calssion for the Brooklyn bridge towers the greatest depth ever reached in Amer ca by the pneumatic process says the Pnglneering News For the first time In 10 years ths ma chine shops of the Reading Railroad at Reading have been put out on dopble turn For tha past two weeks the 3000 men In the several departments have put in eight hours a week overtime We were not hearing such reports two years ago when the election of McKinley and a Re publican Congress was being fought by Bryan and free silver and FreeTrade Democracy Clearfield Pa Raftsmans Journal to Arkansas has already built over 130 miles of new railroad since January i last and at the close of the year will stand near he bead of the list of states showing the largest mileage for 898 according to the Railway Ag But the ouilook for 1899 in this State is still better and all the indica ions point to an increased mileage for the coming year- Speaking of the present prosperous con ition of American affairs Bradstrests has this to say of labor In nearly all lines f Industry labor has been actively ern- loyed at remunerative wages and the utputs of most of the countrys Industries has surpassed all records to Pineville Ky Nov IA J 4sher he wealthy lumberman of this city has ought 303 acres of mineral land six miles rom this place and will at once commence developing the coal mines oo this tract of He will build a branch railroad from his place to the mines and will also erect zoo tenement houses for employes The new Industry will employ about moo mInersCASTORIA For Infants and GJiUdjen- Tto Kind You to Always Bought Bows the 1 Z T Signature ia KTC Zf Wheres the Chinese Wall What has become of that Chinese wall the Dingley bill was to buildaround the country Illt was built how does it happen that the foreign trade of the United States is now at the rate of nearly 3000000 a year and that in the past eight months the increased value of exports alone reached 107000000 Fort Wayne Ind Gazette OUR GUARANTY S10000 IN GOLD We wIlt pl One Hundred Dollars In Gold Cot ctery ca50 of coorli aad colds wber no benefit U derived from the use of Dr Otto I lalarloaandimitations Sold by St Bernard Drag Store t IVERYDAYF experience How ever heroic tho fight catarrh gen jiKV emily wins i Under some name or other it getsHhc best of us Frank E Ingalls Waco Tex and thou sands of others I havo been permanently cured of catarrh by Dr Ilartmans successful remedy Peruna HereIs Mr Ingalls letter Dr S ft JaKwan Columbus O DEAn Sin kfPcruna and Manolln have cured mo of one of the worst cases of catarrh any ono ever had My case was so severe that I was compelled to Iliscontlnugmy business that of con on n but I am now entirely well- Ordinary treatment of catarrh is for local relief Cures arc not expected Dr Ilartmans method eradicates ca tar tabsolutely Oct his latest book apd learn how to combat this insidious disease The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus 0 will mall Dr Ilartmans books free on application n A Scott Burt Tcnn writes 4 I feel very thankful to my Maker and your great medicine that I am cured I would not bo without Pc runa in the house Peruna has bcen curing catarrh for forty years It plucks out tho rootn of catarrh and builds peoplo up AU druggists sell It DOWN IN THE NINES Secretary Atkinson went over to Evans ville during the street fair last week and so attracted was be by tbe sights to be seen that even business had but little attrac lions for him- Weigher John Salmon of the Crabtree mines came over last Sunday on a visit to relatives here While talking to him of he business prospects over at his mine be said that his company still needs about twenty more men in order to enable them to fill orders now crowding them A close observer here says that during the Cleveland administration at this sea son of the year there was no scarcity of coal cars but under the rule of McKinley so hard have we been struck by prosperity that cars sufficient can not be bad Since the election the rumor has been circulated that there is a gold mine in In diana Wonder If that is not a scheme or iginated by the Gold Democrats to kill off the Free Siverites in tbat State The prolouged dry spell in California causing great scarcity of water in the mountains of that State is said to have diminished the gold output very materially It is estimated that the yield of Tuolumne county has fallen off almost 50 per cent It is really distressing indeed to see an old man who is widely known for hIs good and faithful service Indulge so freely in in toxicants at to render him unable to work for daysand there ought to be some way reach and punish the man who would sell him liquor In Belgium it is said that about one tenth of the coal mined is consumed as fuel to run the machinery that is usedat the mines In Kansas they have been working con victs in the mines under the Populist government for the last few years andwt learn from the vote at the recent election that the free miners of that State have grown tired of seeing criminals take labor away from them and voted to stop it if possible The situation at the Pana Ills has been alarming the past week and It is shown that the encouragament given the striking miners to gain their demands by force is having its effect by sowing seeds ofanar chy throughout the State Geo W McCollum in the last issue of the United Mine Workers Journal refers to Earllngtou miners as follows Welt to friends let me say I would be glad to see old Eirlinglons miners and operators join the band I have every reason for believing it would be better for men and company Granting that the writer is conscientious- In his belief yet he fails to advance one reason why they would be benefited He fails to explain bow it is tbat the men here have steady wotk the year round no shut downs on account of strikes no committee meetings to settle imaginary grievances better and more homes of their own than the same number of miners in any region controlled by the U M W and decidedly higher wages than the organization nbove referred to asks for in many places So you see brother that the Earlington miner could not in tho least be benefited by lis tening to the advice given in regard to or ganizing and we believe our miners here do the right thing to let well enough aloneThe cry among the coal operators the past week has been give us more coal cars and this alone shows that the coal business is booming in this region Says the United Mine Workers Journal in the last issue Heaven helps the man who helps himself The only practical way yet demonstrated by which the mining craft can help themselves is through the power of a strong organization It is the lever we will have to apply collectively to ameliorate our present condition to ele vale us in the social scale and make men of us in place of menials Yes we believe that God helps those who help them selves and that be especially smiles on the man who independent of all organization builds up such a reputation for sobriety honesty and industry as to cause his ser vices to be sought for and in demand at any place in this country and tbat free from the dictates of any organization PIneville Kyi Nov zgAJ Asber tim wealthy lumberman of this city has bought aoo acres of mineral land six miles from Ibis place and will at once com mence developing the coal mines on this tract of land He will build a branch railroad from this place to the mines and also erect about too tenement bouses for employes The new Industry will employ about 100 miners Bismarcks Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach Liver Kidneys and Bowels are out of order If you want these qualities and the success they bring use Dr Kings New Life Pills They develop every power of brain and HIlSSioreJ HoganBrown Miss Lee Anna Hogan and Mr Ben Brown of Hecla were married yesterday morning and left on first train for St Louis Mo where they will make their future home Mr Brown has had charge for some years of the Hecla dairy and now goes to accept the super mtcndcncy of a large Missouri dairy Jesse Kellner of Henderson visited friends at this place a few days this week Misses Lizzie Sullivan and Mary Mahoney visited St Vincents Acad emy in Union county this week A certain wedding has been post poned for a brief time but dont get discouraged Rome wasnt built in a day They say that a certain preacher is to take on double bless edness in the near future Now be careful There is more than one Weddings Look out for another wedding announcement in the near future TIlE BEE prints the choicest wed ding invitations announcements etc if you want anything like that andcan get engraved work if you prefer as good as anybody Dont forget that A CTIVR SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY byMuratDepartmentThebook cisco on the Pacific with General Merrill In the hoipltaU at Honolululln Hong Kong In the American In the Insurgent OlmrlavllhManila Bonanza for all nll Brimful of Original taken b government photographers on proliltlrel1btofficial war books Outfit free Address 1 T Barber Secy Star Insurance BIdg Chicago oct i6t SORE LUNGS pnlnful pneumonia are quickly relieved nod cured by the old Dr JohnW Dulls Cough Syrup It breaks up a cold in ono night Try lb at once DLBulftCOUCH Will quickly heal Sore Lungs Doses are small and pleasant to tate Doctors recommend it 1rlce jj cts At all druggist R POF iGS 11i11Y Till EXCELLENCe OF SYRUP OF FNS Is duo not only to the originality and simplicity of tho combination but also to tho care and skill with which it la processeslcnownCo only and we wish to Impress upon all tho importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As tho genuine Syrup ofFigs ismanufactured by the CALIFOKNIA FIG SVBDP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding tho worthless Imitations manufactured by other par tics The high standing of the CALl FOIUCIA Fio Srwjp Co with tho medi cal profession and the satisfaction which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes tho name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of Its remedy It ia far la advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ing 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IGEORGE Davis I Livery ailli- Feed Stable At the Old Stand on Main Street just west of depot EARLI1MGTQW KENTUCKY FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service- iu4s4I1upssISSssslsSss1sssIuIssIsuIspssuusIsussss U 1 k t i J T 7w rT H J Mem JBp I p Ska T1 JaI tNew Goods Cheap i t I i tt Temptations will be very great this fall to induce t you to purchase elsewhere before looking tatthe splendid bargains we intend to offer you Mt a but we have never failed in the past to be able tt r 4 to meet any emergency and feel Very confident Mt 41 that as heretofore you will find we are still at 5 the bottom in prices Will it be asking too tt 4 much to suggest that you look over our stock b titafter you have priced goods elsewhere and com j pare quality and price We can assure you tt 4 that you will not regret it Very truly t ANDERSON WALLER tt 8 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY bit 4 Mi 4cc2 c eo ccc eCC cea-y I 1v JIXa i Tho Kind You Havo Always fought and which has been In uso for over 30 years has borne tho signature of i f and Jins been inndo under his per rjJty+ cL sonal supervision since its infancy I Allow no one to deceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes aro but Experiments L that trifle with and endanger tim health of Infants nnd Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Costorla is a substltuto for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant ItI contains neither Opium Morphine nor other NarcoticF substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms i tandallays Feverlshness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind U Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho j a Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars the Signature of YM fr N The KiiicE You Have Mways Bought In Use For Over 3O Years THCCCimUHeOMMMT TT MURHtT TXttT NEWTON CITY 3 iL t w MEDICINEfor 1 MILLION A Sold at Retail for Five Cents a the in a lead to a in trade ifmmumaVd compiuApowdered preparation or icrtuln medicinal drug which bad ten nicer tamed to be ot moro lre un aniiig medical men tha any other for the cure oral lelatlon ir aiich till common to man ai liavo their origin an ImpaJre 1 dlreltloll er- weke6 aailmllatlns Cood AbIorblni l1ot1lt1mint and eliminating wutc The caIogueCllfiCor U said to lnchi4 pretty neatly every jIIdlieu ur whIch the h7IlcIafl ii upon tbetr standard Famed Cor the accrplanc ot tbe Ariierlcau down the prInciple that OTel7tblnc entering llito the tket should be Of the iilgbest and so repaed IU1I1 protected aa to retain III iiualltlea Intact nnd through any extended lapse of time any ellll1l1te tho cholCClt drugs phould flied their I i ahouldlxlnaccoADce IUt ideneethetabules I In Rtaaa protected cotton and Kren the cork Died liavebeenota grade aohlgh In In requirement that no manufacturer of theae everyday itopperi coul4 upplj more lhroa proportion rrorn lts output that would meet tile spoclltcatlutis laa Tills eere In turn packed Inloxe of quality not aurpataedlnbeautr of workmanship by the n ty the most ornamcntaofcold itAYttUt et lhelrbiglistaudard andnerercons It the proprietor resorted to the accepted modern method of making their mont known raven hundred thousand dollar invested within nre years U n r advtrtulnjf ha Informed every American citizen co c rnlnn the superior anti surprising qualities ot Ulpan Tabule D lnr tbouchtrul ant olKbrreri of tbe changed conditions that sweep over the commercial world and cartful to note every baying a bearlair upon the successful prosecution of their trade tho manager of thecompanybrve noted that there is a present demnod a lower prIce for that reaches or approaches an universal uae and that the ptxplo althouan requlrlnr the belt of everyt blue resent being celled upon to pay hayj wrcsntage for superfltwus k or unoeccuary against deterioration JuMpfJlIZe but ii needleslnthe cave of a purchaeintnded to be 1 week II has alo been dIlooere and proved the teito Ume Ilnl1 actual nOtthat theao Tabulei do not have the tendency to loss of qnalltlea or diminution reliant rrom CIOSUTh that might at ftru have been expected Inaimncb aI hare lain Inou laadraw n trarolInK Law or pocket I for several week or months aro found to be practically B fresh and U efflcactou I upon these Uwe tlona And noting uunimpaired propeiity of ero t newspa ra noiraou for a cent instead of the old rate of lye times that mount I the general tendency to ill directions toward low rate and Inorvaed pales the I company have entered upon the experlxnent of putIln up Itipans Tabule in psiteboaral rutArnL which they offer to upon term which will LTTnIt o1 paekge t beisg sold by the drugglit or storekeeper at II lower than ever before adoptod toy o It petotary medlclnorlVE CENTSten tabulea or dOlel for onehalf a cent The company will not dllCOlIUnue the manufacture and sale In the form with which pe people hxve teemed to know and yaiue the Rlpan Tabutea but willofferthe cheaper aor the benefit of such ai may desire them It should be plainly I understood that tile anallty of the medicine is identical In both IOrtI the only difference being in the mJt3itaI ftpacking or putting up rhe ilvecent pack 4 nei are not ooag that cimoit any drug- S list will obtain a supply when by a cultomerfo do so I but In any cue a single carton contaIning ten tabuiei will be for liv cents In rtmps forwarded to the lUpine Chemical Co No York Until the roodiar thoroughly introduced to the trade atenta and peddlers will be supplied at a prloe which will allow them a fair margin of rroflf IZ1 carton for 40 centL n dozen lU ClIWUIUor en 6 pOll In cnrtQus for PZZ Z gross 3O carton for 9IlL lioo Cxiii with ito ortlerin evory Cue A AA d I JohnU Caitleman Arthur G IF Lan hntr Brecltlnrldge Castleman Royal Insurance Co The Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business in Does the Largest Bnssness in the Southern Slates I 1 PAUL M MOORE I c I I BARLINQTON KYIt 1 I Resident Agent for Earllnglon and LFvVVVVWVyWVv Vicinity vVyVvVvVvVVVrVVVvVvv Popular Proprietary Medicine Package first experimental step direction that may revolution the theoompan7larl1 unimpaired preparation thelttlwrfecledlnetbOdiOfmOderU clraunatance favorableconditicnithOiethI roaJgceanltN s Ofizcc Transacted Kentucky Transacted IBarbeeHome Office Louisville K- ywwwwvvvwvwvwvvvw ISr p NALL s5idr5d G iTi1 A new feature isnt it But then new Rand uptodate features have put us at the headof the procession WHEN YOU HAE ANY HAULING TO DO GIVE U YOUR ORDER B i BARNETLIVERY AINOLID r 0 1 EARLINGTON KENTUCKY l tIVV fly v 1JJI 7 Prqw C d ic1 THE sUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IX FOURTH QUARTER IN TERNATIONAL SERIES NOV 27 Text of the Lesson Irov Iv 1OlDtfem ory Varies 14 IB Golden Text ProY 1 10 Commentary Vrcparetl by theHeT DIM Stearns I Copyright iSIS Uy D M Btearns 10 Hoar 0 my son and receive my saying nnd tho years of thy lIfo shall Je many Wo mny think oT David address Ing Solomon too verso 3 bnt It will bo moro profitable for us to rocelro tho words as from Ogd our Father to all who are Ills children by faith In Christ Jesus Wo may hoar lIla worth and not receive thorn but when wg hear nnd receive or believe for bellowing Is receiving John 1 13 wo thus havo life John Vi 34 It will wako this teaching simple if whon we read of wis dom as In verses G 1eta wo think of Him who Is tho wisdom of God I Cor I 24 80 In Jns i11IO nro taught that the word must bo received with meekness 11 I havo tnuHbt theo In tho way of wisdom I hnvo led theo In right paths Her ways are ways of pleasantness anti nil her paths are peace chapter ill 17 lip always leads by n right way to our city of habitation Pa evil 7 Ho Is tho Way und Ha Is our Peace When Ho pnttoth forth Ills sheep Ho gooth before and to follow Him is to go In perfect pence for Ills will Is always wisest and Ills vfdy Is always best and In perfect acquiescence there Is always perfect rest Abide In Ills lovoS12 When thou Itoest thy stops shal nob bo straitened nUll when thou runnest thou shalt not stumble There is no straltnesa with Him His is an abundant way abundant grace nnd glory nil our need supplied according to His riches Phil Iv 10 Philips 200 ponco would have given each of tho 5000 n little but our Lords way was to fill them with ns much as they desired John vl 112 Whim Ills peoplo hearken unto Him nnd walk in Ills ways Ho fills nnd satisfies thorn Ps Ixzzl 1010 Ho wakes them to be satis fled with favor nnd full with tho blessing of tho Lord Dent xxslii S3 The bless ing which wakoth rich nnd to which our toll nddoth nothing Prov x 23 II V 13IIToko fast bold of instruction lot her not ge keep her for she is thy life She Is a tree of lifelife unto thy soul chapter III 18 22 By comparing text with text wo get thn unity of tho Scriptures tho oneness of thought for all con tors in Him who Is our life Dent xxx 20 Col III 4 To walk in ills way Dud keep Ills commandments is llfoand right eousness Dent v 33 vi 25 but Ho is tho end of tho law for Righteousness to ev ery ono that bcllovcth so it Is euiirucd up In receiving and walking in Him Horn x 4 Col II 0 Having jrocoivcd the word with meekness tho next thing Is to hold it fast for it Is a faithful word Titus 10 Rev 11 25 When satan by his servants questions any part of tho word of God tbo believer should take tho hint to hold that portion nil tho moro firmly 14 Enter not Into tho path of tho wicked and go not In the way of evil mon Since tho devil tempted Evo in tho garden of Eden ho has boon over socking whom ho may devour and ho sccuis to find multi tudes willing to ho devoured 15IIAvoid It pass not by It turn from 1 1 nnd pass nway Bo not deceived evil cammonlcatlons corrupt good manners Awako to righteousness and sin not for somo have not tho knowlodgo of God I Cor xv 33 34 Blessed Jmi tho man that walketb not in tho counsel of tho ungodly nor Btondeth in tho way of sinners nor eltteth In tho scat of the scornful pI 1 If Evo bad not stopped to look at the tree tho fruit of which sho was forbidden to oat she might not Lava fallen If Achan bad not looked upon tbqgold and tho gar ment ho too might not havo sinned All that is not of God wo must turn oWOt from lest wo fall Into temptation Ing unto Jesus is the dnly way to run our race Beholding tho of tho Lord is the way to become like ntmIJO JTpr they sleep not except they have done mschcf nnd their sleep Is taken away unless thoyisoomo to fall To kill and to destroy to torment lndI anxiety is their masters business nndj theIr They spook loftily they wt mouth against tho heavens and their tongue walkoth through the earth Pa Ixxlli 8 0 David said concerning them They that seek my hurt speak mischie vous things and Imagine deceits all the dRY long Ps xxxvIII IS The Son of Man 1 came to save not to destroy Ho gives litoIand life abundant und joy and peace gjgry The followers of the devil are over Idling nlf they can got and giving nQthI Jng real In return Tho Son of God goo Himself for us sad bore all the devils hate that Ho might redeem us from his power 17 For thoy oat jthe broad ot wickedlness and drink tho wino of Contrast the bread nndwlnppf llclchlso deo In connection with blessing of thoI Most High Ood possessor of heaven earth Gen xlr 18 ID also tbo bread and wino of the communion representing our Lords body given for us mid Ills blood shed for us that we eating Hlnj might live by Him John vlIH 67 Thej ungodly way bo said to live upon the and blood of thosu whuso downfall theyIaccomplish but our Lord by Himself unto death gives us Ills life to bo our life Ho Is tho bread from hOllvenj 18IIDut tho path of tho just is as the shining light that sbinoth more and moro unto tho perfect day lie Is tho truly just ono who suffered for our sins the just for tho unjust Ho Is tho true light the light of tho world and ns Iru Is Increasingly tandp known Ills light will shine moro end morp until Ho shall bavo gathered out of nil notions His compete body and niter that Ha will COwl nJJ Ills taints CM the Sun of Righteousness and then j will bo the perfect day en nil tbp cartfr ushered in by the morning without clouds of II SaUl xxlll 0 4 If wo are justified by faith In Him then though our path may load through ninny a dark valley ns Josephs did and Davids and Jeremiahs it Is over leading on to the perfect day of ills kingdom when we shall bo like Him for wo shall see Him as Ho Is 10liTho way of the wicked Is as darkIness thoy know not at what they stumble Tho wicked ore children of the night darkness they live in darkness anti whenI they dlo they go out into the outer darkI ness where there is weeping and gnashing of toeth XI Thou v 4 C Eph v Sj Math xxv 30 The Lord knowoth the way of ungodlyhaUlight lot us walk in the light having no lejlgwshlp with tho works of dnrknessI but trusting tho Lord to so shine In us that many may bo turned from darkness to light II Cor vi 14 Iv 6 The rjght oous need not stumble worse 12 Judo Si R V but tho wicked being blind sos not their stumbling blocks Men of Every Condition It ia tho special mission of tho church to preach tho gospel to the poor mid its grandest and purest triumphs havo been seen In tho winning nnd uplifting of tho despised and downtrodden classes Yet tho glad tidings of great joy shall bo to all pooplo and to men of every condition Efforts to roach the rich and tho noble may not bo remitted und tho prayer of faith should accom pany these efforts God will fulfill Ills word of promise and kings and queens Burojy become moro than over in the past potential agents in tho upbuilding of tho kingdom of Christ Christian Intelligencer Worthy of the Fool Many politicians aro In tho habit of laying it down as a self evident propo sition that no people ought to bo free till they aro fit to uso their freedom The maxim is worthy of tho fool in tho old story who resolved not to go into tho water till ho had learned to swim jo PiISOS C U RE FOR USE AIIS Boat 1150intimoI CaNLSUft1PT10N 4 sfc Hit s5s 1 I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED I Mineisand Shippers of COAL I AND COKE a i I General Office Earlingtoh Kentucky i if 14 If S Branch Officea IlS H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets ff Kentucky Memphis Tenn ff- S A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville fid 4a S S Vtioleele Agerat HUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto 5 Building St Louis Mo j J W BRIDGiyiAN Room 3t6 Western Union Building Chicago Ill sw I aTHEFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles 1Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables J sed THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 1 MARKET I2 a- 1i V BRUSHED COKE FOR BASK BURNERS ID FURNH6ES I IWhybuy HighpricedAnthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN S ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One S ton of the Crushed coke will do the sam work as 52 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal g ASK Your DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY j fbs IIIa 9S I1111 11 11 1 1 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR pppli Ffjr Jlie Veek Beginning Noy BQppnimf n by Slav S II Doyle Toplc Pralio fIe 7 qr lP cxtvll 1 35A Thankaglvins meeting It is probable that this psalm was nu anthem written for use in the BOCOIH temple It praises God for various attributes but especially commemorates His goodness in bringing back HIs peo plo from their captivity and rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem Tho Lord doth built up Jerusalem Ho gatheroth to other tho outcasts of Israel II This jisalm suggests thnt wo should 1 Praise tho Lord for spiritual bless JIgs yerCB 10 The greatest blessings that pomp a ft jresnUof tho return from tho captivity ho ppiritual bless ings and the psjiimfsf gives directly as- a cause for praise to the Lord that Ho healoth tho broken in heart and Wndoth tho wounds God has given ui great spiritual blessings in tho past year for which wo should render thanks praise unto Him Skepticism and rationalism are on the decline and an unusual interest is manifested in various ways in tho highest and truest forms cvf spirituality Today in the religious ife of tho world is proemlnently the 4ay pf jtho poly Ghost lao Jho Lord for temporal bless Jngsycr6e87j 1SIng into the Lord with hankgglyinK f t who fqvoreth the icaytm wfth cloEJ1l WO PaTIIIJ rain for the partb whq mokotb gross to grow ppon thp mountains Ho giveth to tho beast Ills food nnd to Jho ravens which cry tI Goo I PFPV Idcutial caro of both won And ppagj calls for our continppl tbankeglvjug Our counlry has been pspeclolly pu4 wonderfully blessed Jn temporal bless Ins the post year While some nations havo suffered recently from failure of crops onr barns bavo been full and overflowing This year has been no ex ception Fruits abundant havo been borno by our trees and our fields have yielded unusual crops causes of thanksgiving to God 8 Praise tho Lord for ecclesiastical bjessjngsj verses 1215 For protection fop for peace and plenty the church UipfllJwl Ppon o praise tho Lord Tho church toawikmf pncjun4at ly enjoys jill 089 o J If 1l PFR teotioa It never was mprp secure from danger and harm The children of f bp church havo been abnndantly blessed The church has peace It never had a moro desirable peace Ecclosioitlcnl strifes nnd contentions bavo almost dig appeared It ia the era of ecclesiastical good feeling and Obiistian endeavor has dono much to make it so 4 Praiso tho Lord for national bless- Ings VCKO 20 Ho hath not dealt so with any nation The history of the past year again applies these words to ppr beloved nation He hath given us n yonderf yictory over onreneniios at an unusnaljy maJ1 n an unexpected If sbrt ime pop wjint greater blessings coultfwe tiuiui MOd pso nation than for decisive ripjprya war jjudii speedy peace Bible Readings Ps putIv1r8 xlviii 1 1 M 23 lxvi 1 8 1 Ixxy I lxxxi 13 i Ixxxix 17 xoll 1C xpv 1 2 c 10 clii 15 evil 18 II Ocr ix 1013 Phil iv 0 Ool ii 0 71 iv 2 Ret vII 11 12 Today Vork Ono secret of a sweet and happy ChrIs- tian lifo is learning to live by the day It is tim long stretches that tiro us Wo think wo cannot carry this load until wo aro threescore and ten Wo cannot fight this battlo continually for half a century But really there aro no long stretches Life does not come to ns all at ono time it comes only a day nta IJmo J2ven tomorrow is never ours un til It ftacomcs today and wo have uoth jg wfeatpyer fa 4Q with it but to pass it down n fair good Inheritance in todays work well donp and todays lifo well lived British Weekly Only Una Ueilgn A sculptor has models from which ho chisels varfons statues though ono may bo his masterpiece I coma into tbo Lords studio bbidonly- oue design that wo should bo made in ChrIstBishojBaldwin e1 w T 1 Dur oloied iiens All communication and m4tt M n r Iwt iir lainjneto this colamn should be Ilreeed 10 Gao ALIXANDK Earltnictou Ky wRemember Mttle Qljusi Slipper Frldnjf ann Ing at Open llouto Miss Norab nderton represents Cinderella Master Clarence Nurse and Miss M E Jackson lead the drill of the Royal FamilyIt hoped that every citizen wilt encourage the young folks in an attempt lo piay a dialogue of higher criticism Wo especially ask the aid of the thinking peai pie who know that two bodies effect each other as the square of their distance apart i e no one class can reach the pinnacle of intelligence while associated with an igno rant class Tickets on sale at St Bernard Store Rev Her will preach a Thanksgiving sermon today at eleven oclock All are invitedMiss Sallie Hines of Sebree is visiting her brother Wm Hines Miss Paralee Ray was in Madisonville Friday Mrs Ellen Alexander who has been sick js improving Mr W II Ross of Madisonville and Miss Cole Tea Re of gl Cfmjes were married Wednesday floyernber 9d J8o at the borne of the brldp Rev 4 H Hsrt retHrnedfrom Rwens borg Sanday Some of J hp garlinRton people were on the war path lt vttlt omeqno had a gun Ike Waters says tunes is going hard with him We dont tee why Miss Florence Waters of Kecla was over here Monday s Henry Miller says he wants to hunt with Sam Hnddleson once be will show him how to kill game Come cut to the Club tonight Come and hear the cobia There will be a grand concert given priday njgbf fpf tpe benefit of the public school Everybody sboulj gilenf MORTOJS OAP The social at Jrs Marshal Hamiltons was very much enjoyed despite the fact that the visitors in wbosp honor ft was given were not punt Rev Rob held his regular service at tbs Baptist church Sonday and we are glad to note the congregation is increasing Will Hamilton John Rewls Tommle Graddte und A Chambr went la Madi sonville Sunday Mr arid trat flash Porter nnd Will Qraddie Attended services at White Plains SundayMiss I ore lclI Qraddie viiilaJ friends In Eirlington Sunday Mr MiRe ViIcox and Miss Eliza Estus were married Wednesday evening in presi ence of a few friend We extend con gratulatiouslMrs Paulipe Hopson and N B Ross visited in Madisonville Saturday Rev Wm Steward will bold services at the Methodist church ou Thanksgiving f- An entertainment will be given at night I for the benefit of the church Mrs fidie Humphreyi QI H pknsville visited here last week The remains of Miss Alice Sanders who died at Hecla Friday were brought here and Interred at the Cbesley WilliamsI graveyard iiMan nlngton Tommie Atmon of Pleasant Hill Ivety low with fllvercAsk Edgar Lyall I he an an swer to the letter be wrote to Miss E B p O and if he hasnt tell him not to lose bert for she told me she would answer It when sfee bad tlrjje Write again Clinker we like lo hear from youtSeveral of our people are sick thisU week Rev Milon filled his regHUr appoN meat last Sunday at Uoails ChapeliMiss Effio rasher of who has been visiting friends and relatives at ibis place returned home Monday The sInging choir met Sunday night with very few in attendance Mr J M Bell of Springfield Tenn i passed through town Sunday Jbe had a pleasant smile for the young ladles and especially his best girl Rev Bendley will preach for us next Sunday Come and hear him Mr A Willis has returned to Crofton Rev J E Smith will preach for us Tbqnksglying COle aqd letr him YOU j 40 not wqrk on 11111 day and ji Is a Jay QUn should give thanks qnlo the lard that he iandSucci to TIIJDI CiIATTsrmoit i JR fRSgcutth t14 RiPiRth9WI- igouthofsb Iqlathctnwr We bring tbyou the new an4 trw from thf piney forests of Norway r DR BELLS PirieTarHoney Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a PleasahtPermanent Posltlro Cure for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are shHa rated the microbebearing mucus is cut out f the cause of that tickling Is removed and theInflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there U no inclination to cough TIiarrESURE YOU GET JlWl tOJP U tn 11et P1iTsrkiqkI- upWIUooa blM4 IUUI 81 Ikou M JI 1wNI 7 i 11 J r- I of if S v 4 h School Entertainment The Christian church was Packed lull last night with pupils and patrons of the Public School The entertainment according to program I published in the last issue of TUB BEB was very bright and at tractive and contained some very choice juvmile numbers well rendered The teachers and pupils arc lo be congratulated on the success I Thanksgivin ident the careful choice and direc ion of painstaking teachers and consciencious preparation on the part of the pupils A collection was taken to be applied toward a organdrThITWiiTshis The Chicago ft NorlhAVejtcrn Railway has Issued a booklet with the above Iltle giving a brief description of these i Upds reoSonrcest contains a aiding map and mentions the various teamshrline plying between the Pacific islands Attention is also called to the unparalled ties offered by the Northwestern bclllILine west and northwest ot ago for reaching San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and other western anyddresstamps by W OKnlskern 29 Fifth ave nue CbicaoBi In Belgian it Is aldihit about one of the coal mined is consumed s fa ilo run the mschlqeti that is d t the mines iuuo h14Uce1Itlll ILIiJBtn I J IV pnulM U a0iii q 1 IItitl and corn punnii i py cbcpists uf renown who hue gives Askyotdruggist1101 Ia two eizcfc and oSold bf St Bernard Drug Store Since ba election the rumor has been circulated that there Is a gold mine In Indiana Wonder U that is not a scheme or iginated by the Gold Democrats tn kill off the Free Siveriles In that Slate oog pus 1St vaii2q u JlPIt u q5cnJil atu jowaujji it- pIoettSno3joJ cptuaz itiu in lion arjiia irn DInt sanidS 11 Sold by St Bernard Drug Store crlvR t PbhfIIptresbrtuata menl Thg book was wrlllen In army camps at Meriltn ho o n trenchti II Manila In the Iniur enicamps with gulnaldpon tIe deck of the lib D e rqr of batlli at lirimittifograpTers on Ihlll pot lIro book low prices DrcraUDldllChicago I OI unusual interest lo every reader of this paer is the adver tisemeqt elsewhere in this issue of the St Louis GLOUUDEMOCRAT unquestionably lIe of the greatest of American newspapers I hat peerless 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