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EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1898 NO. 50 HpvgHnHHHHHnnElnW MiwinmrrTffii f Mm Holcn said not n word, bat Oharlio saw her fnco palo as sho caught tbo child nnd bold it closo In hor arms. 'UNDER THE AI5TLETOE." ARIZONA NEAV YEAU'S HOW THE RECKLESS COWBOY BRATES THE DAY. CELE- 1 A' v gown in tills paper I" crlod Hello. "Aud, oh. litre's n note!" Clio loro it open, and tho two ladies read aloud together: "A woman who U not wholly Imd. hut very inlsimlilc, leave this child with you. Ho la livnllhy, bonutlful nnd good. Ho may lw to ynu fli which It la denied mo to hopo for In him. Tnko him nnd lovo him, nnd you will vr npnln hear from hl unliniw 111 "See, Helen, hero is another littlo MTJmWjiEBBDWffmffiTnrr'i'" 1808. ' - mr j" au,hr W JlTWBI l "Lot it bo diamonds, brother Oharlio. You cannot go iimiss then, for nothing m gludduus n woman' hoirt. Lot ono who l(noVH tell yon. I nli.il uovor bo 1 satisfied until I rfu 'Helen wearing a diamond tiara. It wilt bo the most bountiful Christmas present you can Rive iicr." BollQlvqnt watched her brother eagerly an thoy walked togothor on tho lawn, noting tho olTcct of hor words. "A tiaruI'Vcriod Charllo Kent oghaat. "Why thit Ja something for n iueon to wear I It would cort mi awful lot of money l" nnHworod Hollo, "Nonsense," don't moan ono of thoso olabomto H m monk "llolcn," eho said, "ot nil tno things in tho world what would you rather bnvo for Christinas?" I'How can I toll, Hollo?" replied tho sweet faced wifo. "What is tho dosiro of your boart liko? Is it something not very largo, bat, oh, so beautiful aud bright, nud nil bidden in n soft, rich covor something which would mako ovcry woman yon know jntt wild with envy?" "Well, porhops It is n littlo liko that," said Holcn musingly, "hut without tho envy. I don't deslro that." "Woll, Holcn, this lovoly thing is on tho way now it Is nlmnst horo, nud you mustn't nskmo ono other quos- added Hollo, with protty oilront ion "if you no, rni nirain what it Is. Llstonl" At this moment n dark llguro was creeping through tho gnto which opened upon tho driveway. It was not Charllo Kent, but n young woman, whose head and figuro wcio wrapped in n heavy hawl. In hor nrms sho carried n bun-ili- a From timo to timo sho bout over t nud murmured to it Koftly. "This is tho bouao whero I havo soon fho two pretty young women," eho jvhisporcd. "Thoy may tnko my littlo puo nnd bo good to him. Icauouly hopo If thoy send you to tho found s6. Hug nsyluin, my baby, it is only what your poor mother would havo to do." Sho shopped and listened n moment, fhcii ran rapidly to tho porch. "Qoodby, my precious," eho sold softly. "If I only dared kiss yon again I in Helen nroM) with tho child. "Charllo, yon will lot mo keep this baby, will yon not?" sho said inn voice which had in it something of religious exaltation. "God has sent bim to mo, aud I lovo him already. Yon will not soutl bim away, Oharlio j toll mo you will notl" Her voico dropped to a tono of tender cajolory, "Lot it bo my Christmas proseut, my husband I" Charllo Kent accepted tho situation with tho best graco possiblo. Thoro wns no cloud on bis brow ns bo Itisncd his wife's chtok nud said: "Wo will keep tho child if it is your Wish, Helen." "Moray, Oharlio, I hnd qulto forgotten I" whlspcrod Hollo"? "whero is it?" Oharlio thrust his hand into tho pocket of his ovorcoat, which bo still wore, and drow forth n package. Unseen by Holon, who was bending over tho littlo ono, thoy opened it together. Then, nt n sign from Hollo, Oharlio camo closo behind his wifo, while bio sister led her to tho mirror. "Oloso your oyos for n moment, Holcn, doarost; wo want to show youn Helen did as sho was bid, and Oharlio clasped tho flnra pp his wife's rlo-turo- "JIotiikh." and wcut to iicr husband nxhlliKn Ills Skill In llnpliiR Cuttle. The Cnll ) lUiillrr Help IfiiirMfU I'rom MoumUmI (lunrlprw of DiiiicIiir In (lie Knliir. Itoughly lettered posters of wrapping paper for weeks had announced that n cowboy tournament and fletta Mejicana would bo held on Now Year's day at Agna Calicnta. Two races, each of four heats, havo boon run in tho morning, when tho faint popping of a sbc shooter, supplemented by n distant roarof "Grnbl Ob, grubl" announces tbo hour for dinner. Spectators and racers rush back to tho plaza. Hack ot ono of tho principal saloons. between it and tbo baso of tho moun tain, u long trench has been dug and filled with mosquito wood, burnod to clear, red coals. Over theso coals, rest ing on well soaked green polos, quarters of beef havo been roasting for the last 13 hours. Theso quarters aro huug in tho different verandas, nnd from them each man cats such portion as seems good to him nnd retires to eat it, togothor with wbntovcr provisions ho may havo brought with bim, whilo in tho burning sun of tho plaza tho Indiana nnd dogs dispnto for aw gorgo them- lU-i-- v ' i t! ri A 'A J' 4 head. "Now lookl" cried Hollo. Helen opouod bcr oyes and gazed npon what is suroly tbo most beautiful In tbo world a lovoly young woman clasping nn infant to her bosom. Abovo jier brow tho circlot of white stones gleamed liko n hnlo. But Helen gazed for on instant only. Her oyes, primming with gratltudo aud happiness, sought in tbo mirror thoso of her rested tbcro a moment nud then dropped tothofacoof tho sleeping child. pic-tur- o bus-bau- She Wiih 1'uiileil. - L L , 1,1 1,1 1,1 1,1 1,11 I, mmii PCLX CpiSfKD IIKII l! H llROTIIEU'S AlUt fairs. Yon arc thinking of a coronot This ii just n circlet of diamonds. Thoy needn't bo very largo stone, bat thoy must bo good ones, woll matched and beautifully graded. I will help yon thoti). Come, Ohnrlio, yon bnvo had n good, .yenr, I hoard you Bay so. Aud Holcinvlll bosodolightodl" Hollo pUspcd'hor brother's nrni impulsively. Tho two walked slowly noross tho lawn toward tlib house. Oharlio Kent bad been ruarrlod to his young wlfo for fivo yean. Bho had been famous m ono of tbo moot beautiful girls in nil tho Orange;. It was in this lovoly region that they now lived. Thoy had youth, wealth .and, everything to mako lifo happy save ono thing no child had coino " to gladden tholr homo. This was a oo of sorrow to tho young wifo a row nf which oven hor husband did noHkuow. isoiio, However, suspecieu it. "I had been 'thinking of n pair of ponies mid n phaeton," raid Oharlio " Which would bo tho hotter, do yon think, thoso or tho diamonds?" "Tbo diamonds of courso. Yon epoko of ir quocn jpst now, Cbarllo. Isn't Helen far nioro bonutlful nud queenly, too, thnu most royal wouion? Oh, to think how she will look whtn sho sits in your aunt's box nt tho opera this wintor with hor tiam on her head I" n Yyj1" Fwlly jliluk sho would llko it, qifffil Mr. Kent, beginning to flioXj. jijnro his sjstor't) pnthpslasui. "Liko if, Qj:vrtiol I'm imro thoro's nothing eho longs for io much occpt porlmpV' iRxcopfcvbiitj" asked Oharlio Kent na liis sister paUHotl. "Nothing," said Hollo, looking down and smiling n Ilttlo demurely ; "at least nothing that can bo bought with money. Como, Charlie, thoro isn't too mncli timo. Let us scttlo now upon tho "diamond tiara for Holcn's Christmas so-je. CHAIILIK "" CUsrKI) TI1F. T1AHA OK HIS WirP.'S IIKAU. Yon will never know yoar mother, bqt do not think too ill of her if thoy over tell you." ' Bho stopped to listen again, for this timo sho heard tho sound ot horses' hoofs just outaldo the gate. Sho premd tho bundle convulsively to her lirontt and with n groat sob laid It in front of tho door. Thou sho pressed tho boll aud darted off Into tho shrubbery. "There is tho boll, Holon I Ho baa cornel" cried Hello, clapping her hands. "How long Mary is in nneworlugl I'll run down mysolf no, I must stay bora I " Ob, thoro sho goes now I" 1 ',J.'jo door opened, bu$ t was t (nil jiilnuto later beforohoy hoard Charlio's yolco utter n, sharp "Hollql" at tho Then all was still for nwbilo. Hello bent n listening oar, scarco dar-lll(o broatbo, wllllo Uelpn regardod Iter In nmazemont. Oharlio's footstep scnudod on tbo stair. It seemed slower and nioro careful than usual, aud Hello, leaping upon tbo divan, began to doclaimi 4 'Tuhs tlio night boforo Christinas and all ' j: nrMiuiit." i'")nriiig tho next month (jiq-oit- Miss Hollo tliroush tho houso n crpaluro w as atlrrinR, not oven a inouw Wlion lirotlior Chnrllo orrlvul, cliinbtiii; high ur and higher, And bringing to my denrost, loveliest Holcn ' her liuirt'a doalro." Not Ii. . . Bho pwmoii tqbo qnioxpcit in Hello (airly shrieked tho last wprde ps 'sho sprang from hoc porcq nnd ran t'pward tl'o dpop. "Thoro," sho cried, "that may not bo poetry, but. oh, how trno It is I Slip fluug thp dppjr ppop pml (ls,clpsod yiarip KentstapHp pn tho threshold., jqoUlng rathpr da;ed nnd holding n bis (lutroteicd arms a whlto buudlp. "llurrnlil Ho has bronglit it on a cushion I" shonted Hollo. "That is right! Como now march up to tho (mcuu nud present it kneeling!" Tho girl caught Oharlio by tho arm nud began to drag him forward. "What is it?" abkod Helen, with dilating oyos. Sho hadsocu in tho buudlo. is a baby," said Oharlio in q ost folj oypT U Pfi H95T Yj00, I!to pqjen ne)"I powupiV'-- i viaii" cried iioicu ami 410110 m Mrs- - Kent seized tho buudlo in Sliorua, iud in n momont it was on' tho divan, with tho two women on tholr knoos 6osld"o It, pulling nwny tho wraps nslifjht-movo-niont "it SDK BTOlTKt) TO USTKN AOAIN.A. much to say about their nrraugomont " and tho slmplo yet ojegaut feottiufi 'wlIoh hgld tboui. jiufprb qjirlytwna thoda-''fti(Jn- d Tslfplet inits, violetvclvpf caso loy sppurojy jockod In tbo rpcossos of Gifrfin llii city. w dhrlstnins ovo arrived, Tho day had been and threatening aud toward nightfall a heavy snowstorm set In. Hollo whs in n fovcr of impatiouco as tho hoir for Cuarllo's train to nrrivo rew noar. Sho and Mrs. Kent sat in nn ppor rpom waiting. "Thqro 19 tnowuistioi" erica uono. hehPtho train coming tnrongir tno yi how Uris'sTqw ugun nt tho sta,; (Ilamonds. niidsbo bolpod bor.jbrother, in tho selection of Ui.orq wblelovcro to fonn his' wifo's tiara. Sho also had which infolded it. '!A baby I" cried Holeu in n soft, tremulous voico. "And on tho pot oh, yon said, Cbailio, In this nwfhl storm? if il)ust bp (rozpq to Hoqtii. Olh'tko poor IJttlo 4J Thoy'ro blue, Ob, tbo ohorubl" "Ah, tho darling!" Tho nutiphounl exclaiming of tho two youug womou ovor tho child was beautiful as thomuBlo of somonugolio choir, but Oharlio Kont stood by looking rather nwknrdly at tho eccuO ii) which bo bud no par.' !! suppps wo'l j iavo. tp keen t length. von'f bg, Holon?'1 matter pf fact no to nccordod Tho Ioy pxolfo(' yqq nio, Hollo I Youf illy with;' tho ongollq ohoiring. Tho nra bright pne) your chocks glow- - two womon lookod np for n moment ns Why Is It?" OBk,ed Hojo wpnuor- - though thoy did not understand. rh "I mean it wonldu't do to sond it VhV,. beoause it is Christmas ovo, down to tho p'olico station in this storm, because oli, If bo would only would it?" oomol I'm afraid I'll tell if ho doesn't 'OJotJio noltco station!" burst front 'hurry,' murmured Belloto herself. - the imiienanc uouo. But ho coalq not koou timet a mo- rtearT "No; boronhand, Holon. H'swnrm nsn Jlttlo toqBtl" "OJi, seo that sweot littlo faoo Look, Its oyol look, 'Hollo, it's opouod I . days over. Tho littlo industrious woman does not do so many ''family washCJIJUSTMAS IN ings" nowadays ns (ornicrly, and when bo thankful for tho things I didn't Px" sho took homo GAPE BRETON. ior last small buudlo of pect or disappointed about (ho things I bountifully ironed linen to its owner on pxpec tpd and didn't get- tho Christmas evo that has juM gono her nr MAKounuiTA AntiNA faco lookod vory rosy and smiling, for NEW YEAR GAMES. 1898. by tho Author.! sho said: "Tho children will havo a Old rmlilonrd Ammeinciit to Wind good Christmas tomorrow. John lQ Alt olf tho beaten t'p (ho Holiday. luiFu't drank a drop (or thin; (Tight ono track of tourist The old fashion of game playing year." St- - Louis Republic. and health sookor seems 'to bo (eft to children UQwndayw, lies tho twin isNew lour In Clilnn. in spito pf thp merry frolics that mom- land torritory pry pan recall. Hut in holiday timo tho Nov Year is tho national pay day in known as Capo . fill 1 .T!l Breton n coniiuet Mum 111111 eiuiuiy uru viiiiug lu uu China,. All accounts must be squared (oolish for tho sake of tho littlo ones, Up at that timo, nud tio man who can't necting link nud then nlj games, now pm phi, njo. raisp money enough to pay his debts Nova Scowelcomed,. has to go into bankruptcy, says an extia and NewDid you over try "brothers of pity?" change. Tho laws nro suoh that tho foundland. It is Shocts of uowspapers aro twisted intq creditor can enter tho dobtor's houso cool aud pleasant iolpw conos so as to completely cover nud tako what ho pleases if thoio is 110J in summer, being swept by tho tho beads of tho players, Two small jtXemcut. To proven t such nction fampval boles aro cut in oaoh cap eo that ilies club togothor and mako all sorts of sea wind or tho only tho eyes of tho woaror aro soon. Six compromises to keep np thobusiuoss cold blasts from Labrador, bat in winor eight peoplo put on theso caps and reputation of tho clan. Now Year is a tor it is discomfort realized. Thero is sit in a raw, with a big sheet or table great day for tho pawnbrokers. Tholr bitter cold, aud tho ocean storm brings cloth held in front to conceal the wholo shops nro crowded with peoplo who with It salt aud frozen spray which beof their bodies. Thoso brothers aro sot want to redoom their best clothes beforo numb tho most powerful. Tho peoplo in a good light, and tho rest of the com- tho now year. Thero nro crowds also aro an odd mixture Tho first sottlers pany is then brought into tho task ot who want to pawn othor things in order wero Basquo fishermen nud sailors, and gnobsiug tholr names. Tho fun lies In to get money to pay their dobts. Pawntheso wero followed iu tho courso pf tho fact that one's nearest nud dearest brokers rccoivo iiigh rates of interest, timo by sturdy Scotchmen (rom ho highlands aud French peasants (rpm Is often a littlo doubtful as to tho color in which thoy nro protected by tho Omaha World-HeralQnobco or from 10 farqway (aihorlaiuV of ouo's eyes, and much laughter is provoked when "mother" docs not English, salors,' nnd (Ishpripei, woro ndd-cTho r"ov Ycnr. from timp t;q ttm.0, so that tbo pooplo "fatbor" nor sisters their brothHcro'H a Happy New Vearl p( today pro a combination imposslblo ers. , Sunnhtno's In the sky. Tho "gamo of moods" is n good ouo. to match iu tho now world. Liko nil Join tho throtiR dwellers lu n cold climate, they bnvo A person is sent from tho room) 'nnd And aVcU thp aonif by, Ouco becomo dorout nnd consorvntivo. 'fh,t com.es tho rest ngroo td answer1 Ms questio thoy drank hard,, but today prohibition particular toil0 rpdely, jiatronia-ugly- , n, smllo fur strnngersi .Wear covers them with her whito banner. absently, Ipviugjy or qg thoy dot Welcomo nil yer kin; Thoir Christmas day is mora liko that pido. Qn bis return ho questions each Cnrvo tho ronHt And bIvo n, toast of tho Canadian than of tho New player lu turn, anil when all have pn Toolka that happens In. or Now Yorker. Rollglouk-sorv-icefwcrpd n tho pnpson mood ho must nro hold, and ovory ono turns out in "tYIah wo nil may prosper gupsa what tho word is. If ho guesses In wlmto'er we do. his or hor best. Tbo clothing is not wrong, nomust go rouuel ngnlu, but An wo must what would bo called fashionablo in each must spa.ro no pains to mako tho Kr cuoh'll Just American citios, bat it is woll adapted Help tho others through. mood clear. Washington Star. to tho cruel cllmato. Throo or four coats "Hunt tho whlstlo" is nn old favor-itaud trousers often murk tho man and as but it can only bo played ouco nt NEW YEAR'S IN ROME. many woolen suits ho. woinqn. tho snmo party, siuco all but ouo know In nearly ocry phprpbyorrt is a tho secret. A player is led blindfoldod Hoir the KIhk mill Qnecn of Itnly sbr'iup jo sonip epint, especially to those into n ring of chairs on whiolt nil tho Itccclte Their niioxlN. ppuppctcd with tho weather. Tho favor-It- o others nro seated. A dofthaud fastens n At n.onio tho ist p( Jaupa,ry psspmos is that of Mary of tho Snows, nnd small whlstlo to tho back of tbo blind, qddUion.nl impottpqeo from tho fact 4ttliM. mnntia rt n ln.tr ciIlin nlli bat it it the day on which King Hum- another Anno, who is said to protoct the, torments ot tho ico. a hook at duo end of it. Quomlnrghoritn present an- mortals fiom day thero aro nlways cauOn Christmas i(ior (h(fl whlstlo (io must hunt, tho bert nud to their relatives and to tho dles burning iu theso littlo shrines nnd imal g(ts others patching it aud blowing it at ev mombcrs of tholr bousohold, nnd inaspry turu, and tho otTort to discover ita much ns thoy nro both of thorn very prayers said by wlvos and daughters whoso husbands nro on tho mainland or wnoroabouts is often long dolayc. geuorona nud soem to kuow by intuition tho rooky, Horo, boaoh. icobouud rmiauoipiiia ijcugor. just what will givo most pleasure to tho too, is kopt up tho lovoly old practico recipients tho festival at tho court of of tho Ohrlstmas enrols and "tho NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS, tho Qairinal is characterized by an waits." On Christmas ovo groups of of infinitely greater onjoyineut fliM Tolln nf One, lint It Ilniilivncd aud happiness than obtain either nt singers go from houso to houso or olso hold pretty ceremonies of song in tho on Clirlatitina, Vienna or nt Berlin. Tho king and villago church, whilo 011 Christmas day Bncaltlng of Ohrlstmas chcor. now queen stand on tho dais under thoN church and houso oliko pekp tP.Uo year resolutions nud mondod ways, hero canopy In front of thoir chair of stato in t;iines pf pbristnms in both Eng- is n littlo story that ombracos thorn nil tbo thronoroom to rccoivo with duo foripm aui,( Jiravico, 411 tno ntteruoon ami comes from tbo lowor walks of mality tho various parliamentary, "It mili- pypniug thero nro parties whoro games, life,'" np tho story toller would put It tary, judicia and, ndmiuistriitvq musio and dancing pass tbo hours swiftthoso walks that tho dainty woman o: (o lay pt the (cot ly away. good fortuno soldom sees thodlsmal nn'c tliQ good wishpsof tho pf thoir majesties A touching fcatnro ot tho day is tho intrioato'winuingB' 01. iJut sdowq Various bodies which thoy ropTesent. old French oustom of rcmombering tho Among hoso winpipg wqys, that think Hut us sooii ns this is over the! king Vfpppp pf tli( OhrJBtuips chimna and begins to strdJI about tho vaBjjjwnpart-meuts- , needy. This is dono after tho morning sorvico ii church nud consists iu tho jiopp (but comes from tbo beautiful thp vnnd n good deal of 'froeuoui aud Christmas story mean most when thoy abandon pro vail until tho supper hour young peoplo of families that aro prosperous going with nppiopriato gifts to nro heard, nud so I will tell it is announced. Tho royal party then Thoro wad small promise of n happier march in procession to n small supper the homes of tho poor. As. ypq stand on day than usual in tho littlo two rooms room nud with tho embassadors and tho villago street you will eoo a hands"back" whero nn industrious littlo wo thoir wives tako thoir placos at tables; ome., vpH dressed girl struggling with n man what her namo is docs not mat adorned with that magnificent golden bag pf flour under her arm and with tor and her throo tiny children, nil ns plato (or, which,' tho liqusp p'f Savoy is so her brotbor or betrothed, carrying iu n generous basket of potatoos ouo neat as now plus, snt and waited. fa'm'pns,' )W tho remainder of tbo aud hand othor ouo of fish or meat. in tho " " Waitod for. what? guests rush pollmoll and in n vory un- Another party will bo bringing clothes, vp, pud thoro la dignified Jfi wnsChrstn'a fusbion to'tho bulTuts, which dolls nud n groat Ohrlstmas cako, whilo always plonty to wait (or on that ovo .aro literally taken by storm aud quickly a third will bo laden down with littlo pven Snuta Olaua bimsolf might como I dovastated, as Jar as everything lu tno pieces of raimout, caps and boots for tho Hut tho wnitiug In tho littlo two rooms uaturo of lood or drink is concerned. children of soma poor noighbor. of tho anxious sort. Itwas Philadelphia Press. "back" was It is n survival o( tho pldcu tlmos for an unsteady footstep. Holidays alwhen tho lord of, the. wuuor bestowed hia ways meant that tho footstep would bo The Coin ir Ycnr. bounty upon nil pf bis teunutH nud lu just a triflo nioro unsteady than nt othor Tbo now year can bo likoued unto i its present Jpnu is ns protty n way of times. blankbook of SOS pages, whichjia8.boeq It was presontly heard jast as tho placed iu our haudj. What will tho obfeivitig the day ns anything which faintest sound of tbo ohimiug bolls stolo took contain at' tho end o( the yearif ran bu foiled. np to tbo two rooms "baciy'j but 801110 pagos will be stained with tears. Tho Negative ur Life. waSn HghtorOjUd luoro eobcp trpad than, Some will bo crumpled as if clutched iu Thero is a negutlvo sido of lifo whiclt. thftTnjlUBtrlons: JftHP YPunn P"l hor despair. ,601110 will ouutain words of h'roy ppa.t (otldjprahntl jipard for n Jong hato nnn nngor, whioh will bam tho though not its most pleasant phitso, is 4 jjmp. Jt WO" thp stop that was tho out. pago whoroou thoy nro written. Other very nccossary ono. When lifo is young, seems to bo surronuded by n vust pomp of n good resolution modo just pagos will bo filled with tbo record ot it dreams littlo in ndvnuco of tbo now yoar and "somothing accomplished, something shadowy world iu which dreams. aro Iu liko realities aud roallties timo to mako Ohrlstmas day vory dono, " which has "earned n night's in timo thoro comos jastcr conception of bright for all in tho two rooms "back." " Thero will bo tlio rcoord of what living on this practical earth Thoro was a tiny Christmas troo noxt fought, aud at tho end of tho yoar moans, boundary linos becomo more morning for tho children, who bad been ,Wo can turn back and sea when wo havo hurried Into bod nssoou as thofootstops conquerod, when wo havo lost. Thoro clearly dofluod, nud whilo tho posltivo sido is being lonrucd a 'lesson iu negawero heard lu -- tho oourt bolow, nud Will bo written upon theso pages in tives is also taught, nnd tho lattor is by tberq was n turkoy for all, and "ull of gold an account of tho solf sacrino means nn easy or n pleasant lesson to that with tho turkoy goos." fices, loves aud faithful devotions. lonru. Presbyterian Banner. This was a year ago and now a few L May Christmas nlways puzzlos me. Hello How? May I don't know whether I should ax! .!. A -. cx5i evivus uii liiu lyiu&u, nULj Sooq thero is n general movement toward a corral at tho foot of tlioplaza, whero tho principal business of tIiorday a tasto for urtanlifd.-JPeflgy'mnilfrom n sportiug standpoint, is to begin. aud bones about oxprossiur hergqod, 110 week tho founders pf tho feast For n honlthy contomp't for' tlio nuillustrfonsi havo been collopting cattle suilohlo to existence ka eked out. Olubiooniftba their purpose, and tho cottonwood polo said, wero nlwuysi commouplaco. Slid corral is as fall of them as it will hold. likod men win did things. Sho liked to Twenty feofc in front of tho corrals sco heroUm, sho said, and manliness u long lino has been drawn In, tho sand, tho spirit ot adventure in her then an iutorval of 40 yards nud nnoth-or- . and frieuds. Allot which mado tkogood A littlo to ouo sido tho timekeeper, going Mr. Donald Cotwatch in band, sits 09 bis horse. Tho naturod and easy ton very uuhappy. first contestant, lu this caso n handEach December Donald was in the some ypyng Mexican, placos himself habit of going up into Maine, nfter. with bis bacir to thp corral, nnd tho mooso, ami it occurred to him that n foro hoofs of ,biflpony just toeing tho fow weckfl' absence would not bo n bad first lno, thing beforo asking Peggy for tho bars aro lowered and n long Tho timo to marry bim. legged red cow is allowed to escape Beforo i;oing up in tho woods ho natAcross tho spaco sho runs liko n greyurally hail ta goo Peggy to hny goodby. hound. Tho initnnt sho crossos tho sec- and Peggy, of "course, was Hurroundoil ond lino tho vaqnero plunges in bis big by tlio ueunl' facetious circle when lio spurs and starts in pursuit, his riatn called, IIo doggodly snt them out, howwhistling around his head. Tho cow ever, nud got hold of Peggy's hand points straight for a growth of scrub, somehow nnd told her ho was fining ' as though sho know (hat no lariat could nwny. bo thrown in such r placo. Tho lUtlo "Whoro?" said Peggy, winoing for a borso gains on her rapidly. Beforo sho moment, nud then nonchalantly pulling bus mado moro than n third of tho hor hand nwny. to hor goal ho is at Iter Hying "Up in, tho Maiuo woods after heels. Then tho ropo tiles out so quick- moose, 'i'said Donald. i ly that tbo eyo can hardly follow It, "Oh, is that all I" Eaid Peggy, recovtho cow makes n quick turn nud ering herself, with fluo scorn. but gallops ou, still froo. "Mooso hunting is awfully dangerous Tho Moxicau makes no second at- work," said Donald, "and something tempt. Tho loss of timo caused by his might happen." first failuro would provout his winning "Dangorons for what, you silly boy? tbo coveted prizo. So bo sulkily with Chilblains?" eaid tlio unfeeling Peggy. draws, nud his placo is taken by anoth"Charllo Hi own was killed by a bull er, who sits with straining eagerness mooso last winter," said Donald cheeras n gray bull is sent careering across fully tho dead line. Peggy lnngbert. Why. I know n "Off foro foot, " ho crios as his pony girl., it littlo, dimpled, pink nud whito springs forward. Then follows a quick ciri, who, K003 mooso shooting. She's n cast, a couplo of turns around tho cousin of mine up in Montrjeul, nud sho and tho horso braces back, goes to Mattnwn every whiter. And tucking his head woll down to ltcop it what is worso, sir, on second thoughts out of tho woy whila tho ball, bis I think I shall go with her this Christflight suddenly nrrosted, tuini n half mas and show you that mooso shooting, soiaosatdt aud, lauds ou his bock, if n't so dreadfully daugcrousL" caught by. tho leg bis captor has named. "Peggy I"- - said Donald, trying to o niuo-tei'iith o But Ohrlstmas morning Droico clear As evory ouo in Greater New York know 01 ought to bnvo known, when nud cold. Beforo tho sun was over tho Mii-Poggy Wcatherlugton decided to dnrk pino tops they wero following up tho mooso tracks over a rough and do a thing it wai usually done. Peggy wns charming; but Peggy was cluouicnlly unconventional. Sho had a habit of gently shocking Fifth nvouuo ou nn average of ouco n mouth and astounding her family about tmco n week. Tho truth of tho matter was, Peggy was simply full of animal spirits, preferred living her own lifo and laughed nt hor moro dignified family aud tho dozen lovers who proposed on nu nvcrago of onco n month to her. Tbcro was of courso Donald Cotton, whom shu took n littlo moro seriously aud consequently tormoutod n littlo morn assiduously. But ns that young man ban been cursSl with, nn iuconio to JS&'ns ITI3 ' - nJO'V ' V 2s? IKOKH WAS SIIAKIKO ON THE TniOOKR OF HIS WINCHESTER. broken country. Tho tracksskirtcd n frozen la Ico, and then went up n high rocky plateau. Donald know theso high ridges wore, ibo haunts of mooso in winter. Tho Indians pioked a camp and sot to work getting thoir backwoods CJiristmas dinner. Douald, bowover, could not resist tho fascination of fresh mooso tracks. Ho took his Winchester r. nnd swung up over tho bills torn After nbout half nu hoar's journey through socond growth whlto birch ho camo to n sadden stop and dropped noiselessly behind q fallen pino. A fow winters in Maiuo had given him nil tho trno hunter's alortnoss of ncrva Whoro tho uudorbrnsh friuged nwny into n country of broken rock- ho hnd caught sight of n calf mooso. In tho gathering dusk bo coald seo it indistinctly moving slowly and cautiously out of tlio shadow of tho scrub bush. Ho had plenty of timo, so ho rested his Winchester on tho pino log, takiug studious, dolibcrato and ncourato aim. At that moment tbo moving shadow turned sideways. Donald's ritlo foil from his hand, nnd ho took n doop breath. His riflo bad been trained ou a girl lu n blanket suit, nnd bo coald sco her shouldered riflo pointing down tho vnlloy. It was Peggy. Tho cousciousuosSiOf this had scarco-l- y swopt through his mind when her Then camw n Eaw ii pun" of smoko. another, nud nnotber. A short distance up tho valley bo saw; n cow mooso fall. Then ho saw somothing' that sent tho blood tingling through Iiirf voius. Oat of tho underbrush ho bohold a hugo bull como thundoring up tho slopo straight for tbo bowiltlcrcd girl ill tbo blanket suit. As ho camo tearing up tho snow lu his flight tho girl in tho blanket suit deliberately droppod oil ono knee, teak aim and fired at. tho broad breast bearing down ou her, not moro than (10 feet away. Donald groaned. IIo saw that tho plucky uliot wont wido miles wide. His own finger was shaking on tho trigger of his Winchester, for whon her lifo depended upon n shot tho responsibility naturally unnerved bim. All ho remembered was that ho stopped firing when his mngazino was empty, although tho first ball bad torn through tho animal's lingo lungs. A iwmcut later ho had a confused plctnro of n mooso plunging bead down, into 11 snowbank stouo dead aud n girl sitting iu tho snow, quiotly crying. It was tho first timo ho bad ovor seen Peggy cry. When sho saw who it was, sho stopbeen scon. recoil-noito- .Lato in tho nftornoon nothing had o Eug-land- er s o, ' ar 1 11 bat-tlq- ,s lot-to- Securing the liuo, tho man diniouuts atld runs toward his proy as fast as bin high heels will nllow. It straggles florcoly, bat tho pony is far too woll trained to let tho bull riso, and, with n tighteittog of tho lariat, neatly foils every atttSapt. Tho captured foro leg is quickly mado fast to n hind leg "hog tied" nud then tho cowboy holds up bis baud to show that; it is coinplotcd. Tho judges having pronounced that tho animal is properly secured, tho timo taken to ncoompllsh tho feat is entered aud nuother man tries his skill. Tho twilight comes nt last. Dusk is soon followed by darkuoss in theso latitudes, and bordly has It fallen when tbo strains of rudu musio nunouueo tho opening 0? thp great social fenturo of tho day, tbo ball. Tbo ballroom is the wholo upper floor of tho hotel. Tho walls aro of rough ndobo, tho floor ofM uuplauod planks. From tho rafters of the flat roof hang all tho lanterns that can bo borrowed in tho neighborhood that is, within a radius of ten miles aud candlos burn on bits of board stuck in tho interstices of tho sun bakod brick of tho walls. Benches of planks laid norosa. boxes lino thrco sides of tho room. At ono cud of tho hall, ou u rough stago orectod thero, sit tho uiq-s- i cans. Thoro aro thrco of them, all Mexicans, pno playing a. squeaky fiddle, tbo other t,va guitars. All ot them V.ear their bats, and smoko crooked cigarettes of brown paper as they play. Thero aro about SO girls, many of theiu protty and all of them dressed with n neatness nud tasto quito remark-nbl- o when ouo considers thoir limited rosourccs. About tho snmo number of oldor women complcto tho feminine contingent, and all aro iu demand, for the men number n hundred or more. Tlio men aro all dressed for tbo occasion, each in tho wanner that happens to suit bis fancy. Many rotain thoir spurs, iu which thoy aro popularly sup posed to sleep. Ouo young follow is especially swoll, wearing n whito shirt and red uecktio under n long black cutaway coat, and clad as to his uothor man iu tho leather "chaps" of tho cowboy, with tho jingling "potmakors" still fast to his high heolod boots. Dauco follows danco in rapid succession. Tbo measured pounding ot tho feet as, thoy noisily caper over tho rosound-u- g board nlmoet drowns tho musio. It Is thoroughly enjoyed until nearly when tho company disperses. Horsos aro saddled, blankots unrolled, and soou, save for tho snarling of tho coyotes as thoy quarrel ovor tbo remains of tho supper, tno littlo villago is silent. Philadelphia Press. Tho Lord Decides. No Christian can doubt that tbo Lord Of hosts, who cares for right and justice decides tbo issues in great battles. Neither tho skill nor tho powor of man can mako tbo issuo of any battlo certain. Very frequently it is tho f oomlngly unimportant thing that tarns tho scalo and brings viotory or dofent, and no Christian nation can afford to enter into wnr without nskiug nnd nusweriug sincerely tbo question, Is it tho Lord's causo? If wo caunot commit our way uuto tlio Lord in this matter, it is vain for us to boast ot national glory nnd untionnt rePresbyterluu Messenger sources. day-brea- catch her, "And what la moro," said Peggy, slipping away nnd getting on tlio other sido of tlio tablo, "what is moro, I'm going to foo if I cau't got n bigger niooj-thnu you. No, you needn't look horrified. I shot n mountain gait onco, u A VI - . J r ped. "Don DoupI'.I Cottou, bow did yon como hero?" "rroavl" saio doxald, ukd. TnriKO to catcti and I'vn been shark fishing in Floridn, and I walked through Mott strcot ouo midnight, so mooso don't count, iou go up to Maino and I'll go to Mnttnwa, nud wo shall sco who'll bring homo tho biggest horns." Donald know it was madness, bat ho nlso know it was no aso tg oxpostulnto. Ho cnllcd at Peggy's houso tho noxt evenlug, but Peggy wns gono. A senso at loneliness stolo over' him ns ho wnlkod'homo through tho falling snow, his faco sot with a groat purpose Ho would go after her. Something might happen to her. Supposing sho got lost iu thoso northern woods yes, bo would most certainly go nfter her. Ho hnd nl ready lost ouo day. By 0 oolock tho next morning ho was speeding toward Montreal fast ns steam could carry him. At Montreal bu caught tho transcontinental night express aud at daybreak stopped out ot tho littlo town of Mnttawn, on tho hoadwntors of tho Ottawa. Hero ho mado inquiries about tho Montreal party. Thoy had passed through Mat lawn the day beforo, bad picked np six Indian guides, thoro n'nd gono north to Temiscnmingno. Two hours later a party of one, with thrco guides, was on its way north. At Gordon Greek tho party of mn was told that a liarty of six Indians, u whlto man and two girls in blanket suits had tho day boforo started out through tho husk. Donald followod up tho trail. Tho mercury wont down bolow tho zoro mark, Tcmltcamingm) took on its first ico, and buow foil often through tho night. In two days iio camo upon a camp which had been broken up but n fow hours before. Later in tho day they struck high, rolling country. During tho nftornoon thoy board riilo shots, and boforo dusk thoy camo upon mooso tracks aud n woll trampod "yard." That night over tho campfiro Donald remembored It was Christmas ovo. A Christmas alonoin tho northern Lauren- - "Why," said Donald, lifting her np out of tho snow and brushing tho flakes from her wet cheeks, "I just camo. up to toll yon how daugeroua mooso shooting really in" "Stop, Dou, stop, or I'll cry ngaiui" h "And also to ask you for tho timo if yon will marry mo." niuo-tocnt- dear," said Peggy ten minutes later, "nnd it's four mUos to camp." "It's gotting dreadfully dark, Don, "Who cares?" said Don. Threo Indian guides never know why they wero given threo wholo bottles of Kentucky Bourbon on a cortaln Christ-wa- s night, aud it isn't every ono jiut how Mrs. Donald Hoed Cotton secured tho pair of beautifully channeled mooso boms which hang ovor heir library door. ninp Xcv A'enr'n IIcIIm. who-know- s In tho new year with Kindness, i&-- V , Illni? out the om wiui a tear; rrimt-- n a filwiivH ti feolliiir of sadness QfciiTffU As wo witness tho death ot a year, A yenr so swift In Its- ileetlnir. AVith sorrow wo watch 1(3 last hour, Then Klva tho now ono u srectlni! Fiom the bella In each stcoplo aiut mM fa) towtr. that is dylnrr, tenr whero tho memory dwells. Then banish tho past with Its sighing And list for tho vofco ot tho hells. Tho souk ot thanksgiving and pleasureThat WflppmoH tho birth ot mi" hour, Tho soul stirring, vibrating mensur?, That rolls out from each steeple nnil J;wor. Afar oVr the nliht shadowed city , Tho surfr8 ot harmony roll. In nntliem triumphant op ditty. sorrowing sout. They llwhten the A voice from each country nttd nation Ileaponds to tho jubilant hour And lotus In tho wtl,d exultation A- - A slitli for the yoar -- J Of tlio bolls In each steeple and tower A thought for tho dead, calmly sloephiii, Below In enrth'H dreary gloom; or weeping No onV of full piorco thoir dull ears In tho tomu heaven, rejoices, Hut above, whoro nil And heralds with pralso every hour. Thoy Greet with sweet welcome tho voices That ring out from each, steeple and tower. noston a lobe. ' 1 Ettv - ... i ,. E "r.Zwm, ' T::iimLiiijHiimm' 'I l V h W miiiimii jiWSM ttww)iiiii)iiiijp', ,153 SMS ."7 IF . J FROM MCKINLEY'S The Royal Is tbe highest grade baking powder Known. Actual seats anow it (joes ono-ttl- rd ll m yr the most surprismg year of American history. November surpassed all other months of the century in volume of business and production, and thus far December is doing even better in payments through clear- -' ing houses, in railroad earning, in foreign PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manager. trade, in output of pig iron, in activity and But thai is saying a strength of securities X BEE PUBLISH1NB COMPANY. great deal, for in all these and other tests mcorporaiea.j November was far the best month of Entered the Pcstoffice at Bartlugton at Second American financial history. Ills matter. CbeaW Bee SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year, strictly In advance " " Six Months.' ThreeMonths, " farther than any other bread. HAPPY CHB!STi$u M N. EMPLOYES. Some of the Ocms of Thought he Dropped at Atlantn. His Suggestion of National Care for Confederate Graves. "Sectional lines no longer mar thi map of the United States. "Sectional feelings no longer hold back the love vc bear for each other. "Fraternity is the national anthem, sung by .1 chorus of forty-fiv- e states and territories at home and beyond the sea. The union is once more the common altar of our love and loyalty, our devotion and sacrifice. "The old flag again waves over us in peace with new glories which your sons and ours have this year added to its sacred folds. What cause we have for rejoicing, saddened only by the fact that so many of our brave men fell on field or sickness, and died from hardship and exposure, and others returning bring wounds and disease from which they will long suffer. The memory of the dead will be a precious legacy and the disabled will be the nation's care. "A nation which cares for its disabled soldiers as we have done The will never lack defenders. national cemeteries for those who fell in battle are proof that the dead as well a3 the living havs our love. What an army of silent sentinels we have and with what loving care their graves are kept. "Every soldier's grave made during our unfortunate civil war, is a tribute to American valor. And while when those graves were made we. differed widely about the future of this government, these differences ' were long ago settled by the arbitrament of arms, and the time has now come in the evolution of sentiment and feeling under the Providence of God, when in the spirit ot fraternity we should share with you in the care of the graves of the confederate soldiers. "The cordial feeling now happily existing between the North and the South prompts this gracious act, aqd if it needed further justification, it is found in the gallant loyalty to the union and the flag, so conspicuously shown in the year just passed, by the sons and grand sons of those heroic dead. "What a glorious future awaits us, if unitedly, wisely and bravely we face the new problems now pressing uporv.us, determined to solve them for right and hu pom POWDER Absolutely Puro DOTAL BAKINO The Remaining 5 Per Cent of 1893 Reduction Will be Restored on January 1. constitution undermined by extravagance in eating, by disrethe ble. They accepted the decrease as garding the laws of nature, or inevitable, and trusted to the road physical capital all gone, H" so, L& ARb YOU BANKRUPTinhealth. Alannlngton. There are not so many on the sick liii this week, Tho snow and mud has stopped tbe farmers from gathering corn, We hope It may clear up in a few days, so tbey will get through by New Year's, Miss Daisy Richardson is visiting her sister Mm. R. P. Drake in Madisonvilla this week, and will stay until after Chtiit-ma- s holidays. Mr. J. Y. Yarbrongh's school closed Monday at Atkinson school house, We are very sorry as he is a splendid teachsr and pleated every one in the district. Mrs. M. Curtis and grandchild little Kate Tutt returned home Sunday from ber daughter's, Mrs. Alice WIttle, ot Hopkinsville, where tbey bave been visiting for ' some time, Mrs. Fannie Silvey, who was sick last week, is much Improved. " i. ft . oo 5 5 3 ClnHtPnnlk Specimen copies mailed free on application. wanted In all parts of the Correspondents ountY. Address ns for particulars. m THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1898. Mr. Brvan does not seem to be the great and only leader he was reputed to be before he went to There are others now of war. Democratic persuasion who do not bow down to the earth before him. In fact his mission to Wasthington to tell the United States Senators and the government generally what should be done to save this great people from further wandering in darkness and the country at large from destruction seems to have been in vain. A Democratic newspaper -- correspondent even whispers that Mr. Bryan's "reception in Washington was decidedly chilly." The gallant Third Kentucky Volunteers are working quietly at The Earnings of the Road In the Past Few Months Have Been Such to Make it Certain. GOOD NEWS 'FOR MANY FOLK. fWWH CO., kCW YOMC. J Louilvillk, Ky., December 19. w One of his friends protests that Col. Bryan is in the race to stay Qfi wasn't in the war that way. Globe-Democra- t. The catch of Spanish mackerel at Miami, Fla., has been greater this season than ever before. A good year to catch anything of that nationality. Irish mackerel are now the popular sort with Americans. The American product is short and The Country's Business. the friendship of this people for The exports from the United the Irish seems to extend even to States during the calendar year the fish bearing their name. 1898 wilhexceed those of any other obsolete year in the history of the country. Whalebone is not yet and may continue for some time to Up to December 2d they amounted come to play a part in feminine to $1,117,681,199, and for the year fixin's. A single bark has arrived will reach a total of $1,250,000,000. at San Francisco with seventeen Only twice before have the exhundred pounds of that springy ports reached the billion mark. and valuable article valued aj, six The total of imports for 1898 will be less than for any calendar year thousand dollars. camp drill and discipline, being prepared better every day for the more important duties that he before them in Cuba. Although they may not look forward to such pomp and brilliancy to attend their home coming when they come as has just charactized the return of the Louisville Legion not living in the metropolis where such demonstration is only possible their reception will be as and genuine when the time comes. And that there will be the best reasons for such reception no friends of tho men and officers of the Third regiment entertain any sort of doubt. The most cordial good wishes and earnest prayers follow our boys to their new field of duty in Cuba, where they are to go now in a very short while. warm-hearte- d The earnings of the road in the past few months have been such as Walter Kennedy, a mechanical engineer to leave little doubt that'the promwhose home was formerly in Indiana, is ised restoration would be made. thought to have been murdered in China. To ascertain the facts beyond doubt He has been first secretary of tbe Chinese however, an Evening Post reporter Imperial railway and is believed to have this morning made inquiry at the fallen victim to tbe convenient Chinese custom of quietly taking off a bead when a office of the General Manager and man is no longer wanted. the assistant to the President, and The second order wbitbin ten months was informed that there had been has been received at Baldwin's works for no change in the plan, and that the locomotives to be sent to China. Tbe orrestoration will certainly be made. der is for sixteen locomotives. The greatroad has acted throughA writerUn the Louisville Evening Post out this matter in perfect good faith says: Anatomists here testified that tbe jaw When the rewas the most indestructible bone of the with the employes. For second week of December human body. It seems so from tbe work duction ws first announced in cirCor. week of last year it does. There is in Louisville "an ever- culars of August 7 and August 14, lasting talker." who wastes daily enough Decrease 1893, the men were promised muscular power to support his family. If could be attached that as soon as the earnings Total for 2 weeks of December one end of a piston-roto bis jaw and tbe other to a freight train, justified, it the cut would be re Cor. period of last year be could carry it to Cincinnati in two stored. The reduction affected all, Decrease hours;'simply by running along and talk- from President Milton H. Smith ing to it. July 1 to latest date this year. to the humblest messenger. The Cor. period of last year Tbe supply of coal cars on tbe Hender- employes acted with rare good son division was equal to all demands, Increasn last week, one of the good results of re- sense. There was scarcely a grum d received' the contents of a shotgun fired by a careless hunter. The load struck him just above tbe eyes but the injury is not dangerous. The 18,000 employes on the L. & N. railroad will this year enjoy the most pleasant holiday season they December 15th a special train, consisting have known for years, and certainly of thirty cars, of woven wire fence, left the most pleasant oi the past five. tbe Western Avenue Station, via the ChiAccording to the promise made that cago, via tbe Chicago & Railway, for Lincoln, Nebraska. The if the earnings of the road warshipment was made from Adrian, Mich. ranted it the remaining 5 per cent This is the largest shipment of wire fencing of the 10 per cent reduction made ever made at ono time over any railroad in August, 1893, would be restored and the Line demonstrated its progressive spirit by furnishing a special at the first of this year, the employes will, on January 1, begin to train for it. receive the same wages and salaries William Day, an engineer on tbe li. and O. S. W., while seated in his engine cab that were paid them before the dark one day last week near Washington, Ind., days of 1893 settled upon the coun-try- .. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. North-wester- n North-Wester- n to restore it as soon as possible. Early in 1898 the employes had Pills will eyre you. hopes that the restoration was a Tutt's Liver matter of a short time. The first For.sjck headache, dyspepsia, definite statement, however, was sour stomach, malaria, torpid that made by General Manager liver, constipation, biliousness Metcalfe at the meeting of the En- and all kindred diseases. gineers and Firemen's Brotherhood held here last February. Mr. Metcalfe told them that part of the reduction would be restored in July ' Ireland doing to Rome. and the rest as soon as possible. Christmas is coming, and parties are says A Washington dispatch Accordingly on June 27 a circugetting innumerable In the neighborhood. lar, issued under date of July 1, Archbishop Ireland is going to Wake up Busybody, we would like to announcing the restoration of 5 per Rome on a suggestion from Presi bear from you next week. Don't fail lo cent, or half of the reduction on dent McKinley that he would like write all the Christmas news of our town, July :, and the remainder on anu - f0 liave 'm at tH0 Vatican when It is staled that Mr. Walter Mclnlosb ary 1, the latter, however, being the changes begin to take place in will start out West in a few days for a change ot climate. I guess be will get dependent on the earnings of the Porto Rtco, Cuba and the very hungry and wish for some pie betore All these countries are road continuing at the scale they be gets back. Don't eat too much pta had reached. Since then the earn- Catholic and in them the church again Mr. Walter. It is not healthy for ings have increased, and the resto- and state have been united for you. Success to Tint Dee. Chatterbox. ration of the rest of the reduction years. When the separation of church and state comes under the is the result. Nortonville Notes. The L. & N. is thus the greatest dominion of ' the United States, Miss Ollie Brown, of Hopkinsville, Is Santa Claus in tho business. For Archbishop Ireland, whose Amerivisiting Miss Estella Tefft. each of the 18,000 employes whose canism is undoubted, will be able, Miss Nannie Wilkins and brother rewages are increased there will at Rome, to do much to serve his turned home from Hopklnivllle,Sundy, addoubtless be an average of three country and his church by his where they bave been visiting for a few people whose Christmas cheer will vice and counsel at the Vatican. days. agent, bis Mr. J. L. Tefft, the be enhanced by the good news, so He will carry as'suranccs that while it lsafc to say the road will bring the administration can show no accepted the joint agency for Ihe two railadded happiness to 50,000 people. partiality to any religion, the Cath- roads at this place. olic church in the Phillipincs, Cuba Mrs. Woodward, ot Ibis city, spent L. & N. EARN1NQS. and Porto Rico will be dealt with Monday at Dawson Springs. Mr. W. S. Gardner, formerly I. C. agent fairly in everything. at Ibis place, says be Just wants to ses $653,324 Increase Over the Same E. S. Dale, Arcot, Tenn., write; Have used Vick ono more time and then he can Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine to jeirt. I go to Chicago. Period for Last Year. had what the doctors called Ulceration ot StomThe following is a comparative ach. It cured ma sound and well. Would not News came to this city yesterday tbat Iba statement of' estimated gross earn- give ono package of It for a daien Black Draozht the city ball at Mannington was turned like used. over and Chatterbox killed. Socb It Ufa ings of the L. & N. road: In a city like tbat. NEVER DESPAIR Tutt's Liver Pills an absolute cure. Phil-lipine- s. UN, 1 St. Charles Band Entertainment. A choice musical and theatrical entertainment has been arranged 20,330 by the St. Charles Cornet Band $897,400 and Vocal Quartette and will be 898,330 given at the St. Charley Hall one night next week, probably the Jqj0 latter part. A laughable comedy, $10,699,090 "Irish Justice." will conclude the 10.04O.86G entertainment. The high grade $441,20 Gi.ojo $632,224 of kr. ?' Ill h 1 I if quiring coal dealers to promptly unload alt coal cars as soon as received. An exchange says the price of coal still In order that tbe employes should be continues high but tbe prospects for cheap well supplied with finances for tbe holidays, ice are good. the pay car is passing over tbe L. & N., Tbe St. Bernard Coal Company's agent since 1885. this week. at Louisville is determined to keep his The last issue of the American The assurance that the other five per patrons supplied with fuel even it be has Newspaper Directory reports over Confederate Dead. cent will be restored to tbe employes of to buy from numerous other companies to president McKinley's suggestion 21,000 publications in the United tbe L. & N., the first of January, has sent do so, when his own company fails to mcj a thrill of jay along the line, and they are tbe demands. States and Canada, of which but that the care of the national govindeed proud that the company for whom little more than have an ernment be given to Confederate No. 11 minesbowed up with an increased tbey work has fulfilled all promises. production of 4,000 bushels last week over average circulation of 1,000. The graves as well as to the national Operator McLaughlin is now taking a that of tbe preceding week. Foreman Bee is one of the fortunate cemeteries now" occupied by the rest of thirty days, and enjoying the time Evans has a crew ot men always ready to with an average circulation Union soldiers who lost their lives with relatives and friends in thRorthwcsi. respond to a call for rush work. . double the latter num- in the civil war has received hearty Only an additional hour per daywas Tbe new depot at Nortonville was taken ber. endorsement throughout the coun manity." possession of yesterday, and of course worked by tbe St. Bernard miners last Agent Tefft feels proud of his new quarters. week, yet their record shows up well, in Americans are for expansion, try. It is said that this idea was it BURGLARY. put into Mr. McKinley's mind Supervisor Sullivan is making arrange- fact is considered an improvement on the All agree that this is a fact. But five quarters per day plan as tried two ments to lay three miles of steel on the. some years ago by a visit to Fredthere is a fact 4hat emphasizes the weeks previous. naEighty-fiv- e Dollars and a Re- Providence branch at an early date. truth of the statement. In re- ericksburg where he found a The large fuel business done is not alOn account of the present rush of busisponse to organized effort to that tional cemetery and the burial volver Taken From the ness, but few nights' sleep are enjoyed by together confined to tbe coal trade, but improvements 'can be seen in tbe end the memorials against expan- place of the Confederate dead side Bed-roo- m the train crews now. The boys are al- marked, of coke trade at this point. sion which have reached the Sen- by side in strong contrast. It is ways found equal to eyery emergency. Not only are miners being crowded with ate contain less than 2,000 names claimed that if a bill to give effect MRS CHRISTIAN TUESDAY NIGHT. Orders ot late date have been received work, but a visitor to tbe clerical departto the suggestion shall be reported by tbe Baldwin Locomotive Works for the of which 1,435 are furnished by ment of tbe St. Bernard Coal Company from a committee, it will receive of about Massachusetts. Tuesday night a burglar entered construction which go tosj.xty engines, quite a will find all working like beavers from early China. number of an almost unanimous support from morn till late at night Jo keep things in the front window of Mrs. ChrisWe'understand that Agent Wilson, of shape, but the force is equal to the emerRussia is said to have forgotten the North. The people of the in her residence on Hanson, will be transferred to Adams, tian's bed-rooher long professed friendships for South are showing by their most gency. Railroad street in this city and took Tenn., as agent and operator. the United States since this coun- hospitable reception to President The Tennesse Coal and Iron Company from a compartment in her dresser If tbe officials want lo see men who earn suffered a heavy loss last week by a burntry has acquired possessions near McKinley how they appreciate his and a revolver. The their money, just let them spend a few ing of a tipple at one of Ibejr, mines, causthe scenes of her present ambi- conduct of the war and the govern- two purses purses were Mrs. Christian's, con- hours at Earlington during tbe busy days ing them much delay and loss of trade tions. This is unfortunate but ment and his kindly suggestions as taining 40 in cash, and Mrs. Pat- of late, and we venture to say that they llrown Coal Production In Styrla. doubtless Uncle Sam can continue to the Confederate dead. will see more work done than at any other tersons, containing S45. Mrs. Pat- point on tbe system by the same number In 1887 there were employed in the to hold up his head with or withIt is a happy suggestion at an Styrian coal industry io,qS3 workmen. 836 is a cousin of Mrs. Christian, of men. ' "" out the friendship of one or more opportune time. And, by the way, terson women and 229 children. Tbe total outand wife of Mr. C. H. Patterson, Only a trfal was needed to show that of the fellows across the big pond. the President has the faculty of put amounted to 2,446,306 tons of brown who is in the employ of the L. & N. Operator C. . Martin was composed of coal, valued at $3,462,400. Most of tbe making such suggestions at such RR. Co., and,she had left her purse tbe proper material to hold down a good coal was shipped to Lower Austria. BradstreeT's report says of the times. But this one thing seems present state of business in the with Mrs. Christian. The revolvej position? which bo now has at East NashDiscussing tbe organization of mill operville. Tenn. complete the ccmeting with atives at Augusta, Gi.i tbe correspondent country: Mrs. Christian was a "Likening the general left to Besides tbe restoration of wages on the love of South and North business of the country to that of a brotherly was sleeping in the room at the time. L. & N. railroad, it issaid the Nashville, there of the Textile American writes: "Tbe to completely obliterate all traces Nothing else was disturbed. The Chattanooga & bt. Louis will also restore many disagreements between capital and watercourse, it may be authorita organized labor in the North, and tbe ot me oiu sectionalism. L.et us tively stated that nearly all the key had been left Ttrtrrc door of the remaining 5 per cent ofthe wage redistress of hundreds of operatives decorate our graves together. channels of seasonable trade are at the dresser compartmenLwhere the duction made two years ago, These are who have been out of employment for inthe present time running full, and purses and revolver reposed and Christmas gifts that do good and tbey definite periods, and who have eventually LOCAL OPTION FIQHT reach thousands. been obliged to accept tbe will of tbe emin some lines of business the the thief did not need to seek furstream is virtually out of the Will Come Up Before the Next ther. But the circumstances would It troubled with Diizinesi, Furred Tongue, ployer, should make tbe Southern operatives see that so long as they are faithful banks." seem to indicate that the job was Bitter Taste in Month. Bloated feeling after eat- to their task and do not antagonize their Legislature. ing, Constipation or Sirk Headache, use Dr. M. " done by some one familiar withthe A. Simmons Liver Medicine. employers, tbat they will, as heretofore, be Frankfort, Dec. 19. The fight The strength and modesty of a premises. There was a track of treated most generously, and that tbe sucrugged warrior is exhibited by made by the temperance organizacess of the employer means their success, tion and the ministers of the Gos- mixed mud from the yard on the DOWN IN THE MINES. Gen. Lawton's brief response when pel for a sweeping local option while bis failure means distress to tbem." law porch near the window of one-fourth one-fourth of-ne- arly music now being rendered by the St. Charles Band would There is sound sense in these wordsThe alone make the evening a success advice conveyed therein is based SjUfehe and the quartctctte and comedy known facts regarding tbs outcome will fill out an evening of especial in New England and tbe relaenjoyment. It is more than probations of employers and employes in tbe South. If operatives organize, they will ble that the entertainment will be EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. not go amiss in making tbe motive of or- reproduced at Dawson and at ganization not antagonism of- - employers,' Ilsley. Special Rates to Louisville on but with them. ManufacturDr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine has since ers' Uecord. This Account Next Week. 11340 itoajllr risenln futile favor, and Ihe de Reports received from Manager Ben W. mand for It far exceeds that oi any other Liver The Kentucky Educational AsRobinson, of tbe Whitley Coal Company, Medicine. sociation will hold its session in located at Halsey, Ky., plainly indicate An Oyster With False Teeth. Louisville, December 37 to 39 and that as a manager he is proving to be a great success. a large attendance of teachers from Taking charge of tbe From the Fishing Gazette. Mr. S. Cowart, of Hcathsville, the State is expected. The Louisproperty when all was chaos, order was soon restored, and business principles ap- Va., has an oyster, caught between ville and Nashville railroad has plied to tbe operation of the mine. The Smith's Creek and Point JJookout, made a special rate of one and would be dictator, known as an agitator, in the track of ocean steamers, fare for the round trip was politely asked to vacate and tbey soon found Ben to bo a man of few words, that is fastened to a complete set and tickets will he sold December The oyster com- 36th, 37th and limited returning to meaning what he said and soon tbe walk- of false teeth. ing delegate was a thing of the past with pletely covers the top of the hard January 4th. bim. This move was actuated by a sin- rubber plate. It is regarded by cere desire to better tbe service, and thereoystcrmen, who find bivalves atfore rid labor of ,tbe shackles tbey long bad worn, under tbe advice of the man tached to all sorts of things, as a who is a hired tool of labor, organizations. great curiosity, and Mr. Cowart Why cough and risk conenmptlon, Tims bas shown tbat the move was a wise proposes sending it to the National when tho celebrated Br. John W. one, because now no strikes are there, and Museum. Bull's Cough Brrnp will cure yon at men bave learned that the change was tbe onco? It novorfails to euro throat and. It ycu fell Dull, Languid, Broken Down, Debilone for their best interest. Now they lung troubles. For bronchitis, Bore. itated, have Weak Stomach or Indigestion, uso throat and hoarseness it IsinvaloablcV bave steady work at good wage, and bave Dr. M. olTor-ganizati. Captain V. B. Johnson, of Hendersoo, was in our city Monday locatioog a placs for a flour mill. Hurrah for Nortonville! She is on a boom. Tbe people of this city are sorry that the endot Miss Urown's school Is near at band, as she has been a noble and Iruo teacher, and loved by everybody. A bumra, vagabond or thief is not allowed to coma In tbe city limits of Nortonville, since tbanew depot bai.beea built. Tbe new depot Is made of pine and cherry lumber, and covered with slate; bat looking glasses in tbe spittoons, plash seats, glass doors, electric stoves, marble floors, rubber foot rugs, fire escapes and plaster of paris sidewalks. Clinckh. one-thir- d WHY COUGH called upon to speak at Montgomery, Ala. He said: "1 am not an orator; I am a soldier; I was not a hero; I am a regular; I am one of the sixteen thousand regular soldiers sent to Cuba. On behalf of that part of the army I commanded I thank you, people of Alabama." during the closing days of the latd Legislature will be resumed at the opening of the next General As sembly; in fact, it has already been quietly begun, and from present indications will be more vigorous than betore. I he Kbberts Local Option Bill, which proposed to so amend the present law as to make At the close of last week Dunn the county the unit in local option & Company's review of trade said elections instead of incorporated some comforting things about the towns or districts, is to be revived by its author, who is a r business of the country, thus: December is adding a surprising close to Senator, so the story is told, and a well organized campaign is to be .MI.M ,,... made in every county in the State to select legislators who will supA $7,00 Given Free port it and help to enact it into a tn parti nrr,n autsi ... ajftwaa law. BOOK OF t ested in subscribing hold-ove- , EUGENE to the Eugene Field Monument Kmiv.nlr I7n,, Subscribe any amount n, riarrlages In Christian. 4 FIELD'S POEMS.. Handsome! . Illustrated by thirty-tw- o of tho World's .v...u. 'W till,. ,hl rfnn.r win .1.1a ..... uwwi ... till tu nandsoraevolumefcloth tJUUSlIIUllOUl '" en- - scription to fund. Book contains a selection of Field's best and most representative works and is ready for deliv- Greatest ,nr. tin, foe ,Ia nxl.la , contribution ,. of the j1 ut. Id'Artists. I ... 1. nr.,lul.rlliii , lit. tmnt v..- - . feiv.iv.t.lll.l. .uiavwRMUIUIIVlliaVD vecit uiBiiutabiutcu iui icj iu.ui 97,00, l ue Fund crested is divided equally between the a Bvuy a ibiu siuu lUv f'UUU uiit vs fyli .. A a lUO UICII1 nAntnAnfr ntf I ?Ar ti wuiiuiua, w m Hiviiuiiitin IV tbi vi I oryof the beloved poet of cutldhoofl, Address stuptn ricia Monument souvenir tuna, Also t Book Stores. 180 Monroe St. Chtcatro I If you alto wish to send postage, enclose jqc. enlr certificate of sub- Hopkinsville, Ky., Dec. 19. H. M. McKinncy and Miss Hattie Cummings were married tonight at the residence of M. F. Dulin, near Crofton. William Hays and Miss Lucy Crabtree were married tonight in this city by Rev. W. L. Parker. "The West India Flyer" is the name of a new through train from St. Louis to , Jacksonville and Port Tampa,-Fla.over tbe Mobile and Ohio, connecting at the hih Bit, ? Mention Tub as Adv. Is Inserted as Anirlliri!An j latter point with fast steamers for Key our West, Havana and Porto Rico. The country "do grow." Coal dealers say the demand for coal is good enough, but that tbe price is rather low in proportion to the heavy demand. Coal Company say Tbe tbey are over one huodered cars behind on Toll Gates Open. orders thus far, and still tbey come. Carrollton, Ky., Dec. 19. The Secretary Atkinson says that with mild Fiscal Court this evening bought weather for one month his company might the three remaining toll turnpikes possibly catch up with orders. in this county, a total of twenty-fou- r The Hecla Coal Company received a miles at the price of $21,000. good offer for coal from a southern point, The gates will be thrown open to- last week, but tbey, too, complain of their inability to fill present orders promptly. morrow. Secretary Bailey, of tbe Reinecke Coal Company, did not suffer tbe mine to reChristmas is Coming. main idle long last week when the maPhiladelphia North American. chinery broke down, but had tho damage Ah, the' jingle of the bells! speedily repaired. Christmas bells! What a pouring out of cbeckels Mr, J. B. Atkinson, President of the St. Their melody foretells, Bernard Coal Company, ha just returned As they fall out bright and clear from a. trip up in the Jellico coal regions At this season of the year, Playing frosty old Kris Kringle and reports that the coal companies up With a jingle, jingle, jingle, there are complaining as those here, that Like the bells, bells, bells, tbey are unable to fill orders. Like tbe joyful Christmas bells Acting happy old Kris Kringle, Tbe question is asked, Why such an unHow tbe blood is set precedented demand for coal this year? and As you listen to tbe jingle Of tbe bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, we must take for an answer the opinion of bells, a leading coal dealer who accounts for tbe , To the jingle of the joyful Christmas bellsl great demand on the ground of failuro of consumers to stock any coal for winter CUBAN RELIEF cures VlfaiifatUt Co,lc' Noureigiaand Tootuacho during the summer months, the last winter 13 ll S Ave in minutes. SourStom'ach or two being so pleasant that many looked and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. for a similar season this year, and the reSold by St, Bernard Drugstore. verse being true many families are caugbt 'Subscribe for. The Bee, unprepared for coal weather. such indistinct character that it could not even be told whether the thief was barefooted or wore shoes. No clue was left behind. but become much attached to the manager, who bas done so much to elevate tbem above tbe strikers. Business there for the past year bas been a paying one, and at this time orders can not be filled, so great is the demand for coal. Fair and square dealing bas bad a great deal to do with creating this demand, and while Mr Robinson has shown Jhimself to be a manager, who bas no superiors and but few equalswe must not forget to notice Miss Bettie Hopper, bis able assistant and business associate who bas shown herself to be both capable and willing to do valuable service for ihe company. Not only is she possessed of a shrewd business insight, but ber desire to make some one happier is one of the pleasing characteristics of her life. And no w she bas a pleasant surprise in store for tbe miners and families to take place Christmas day.the addition of many presents to a Christmas tree, with which tbe miners have arranged to celebrate the holidoy season. Labor appreciates such acts of kindness and tbe result is.all became closer united as one band of working together fora tbe good of all Capt. Lee, who is coal agent for the L. N. with headquarters at 'Memphis, Tenn., called upon tbe Si, Bernard Company officials at Earlington last week. Admiral Dewey thinks there is a larrfe for American field in tbe Pbillipines planters, farmers and miners. It is said tbat many volunteers sent 10 Manila ask to be mustered out there ,in order lo go into business in the islands. & A. Simmons Liver Medicine. A machine for registering the air, used in tbe operation' of tbe mining machines by tbe St. Bernard Company is proving of value to them. A look at the register sheet shows that air power varies but little in a run of a day. Dr.Bull's COUGH SYRUP Will euro a Hacking Cough. Doses are small and pleasant to lake. Doctor recommend It. Price 13 eta. At alt drujgUta. " - ftaidiuiz, r .. ft ,- - ' - wf ihiftf Tm'l'ssrttS iftlr iiflhr M. McCORD, Contractor and Bnilder IS YBARB XPBnilNOB. EARLIIMBTDW, KY, " i.. . All Classes of Buildings Erected and made complete ready for occupancy, in eluding the furnishing of all materials. mecnamcai ana common labor. PLAfJs. DETAILS, SPECIFICATIONS & CONTRACTS DRAWN UP ON SHORT NOTICE. .. .. Price reasonable and satisfaction euaran Estimates cheerfully given on all kinds of Building and Speciat Work. Give ma a chance at your work before letting contract, teed. y.m';F..V isjiiiiNsj.iiiuii1jii,jjji..,jjs,,jiiiji(i" tsxi$ TEgffmi;i.uuijjjim,pimyi niy,.;p"y lynjpm Advice to Consumptives There are three great reme- dies that every person with :: weak lungs, or with consump- i: tion itself, should undcrstahd. :: These remedies will cure :: about every case in its first stages ; and many of those :: more advanced. It is. only the most advanced that are hopeless. Even these are :: wonderfully relieved and life i: itself greatly prolonged. What are these remedies r Fresh air, proper food and ; WILLARD HOTEL A w. S. MILLCR, Jr. . : Manager. I ssfflBaHftfll laaaaaaaaaaaaB I j; Scott's Emulsion Oil with Be afraid of I draughts but not of frpsh air. Eat nutritious ioou ana arm plenty of milk. Do not forget that Scott's Emulsion is the oldest, the most thoroughly tested and the highest en- dorsed of all remedies fqr 1 weak throats, weak lungs and x consumption in au us siayca. of Cod-Liver Hypo-ihosthite- s. r Rl t ? tWWWttMMHMHItWttMW SCOTT& ' tocind $1.00! tlldruggUu. BOWNK, Chemist, New York. What proved to bcye of the most pleasant meetings the Magazine Club has yet enjoyed was the one with Mrs. C. H. McGary on There last Thursday afternoon. was a full and prompt attendance and two most interesting articles, one by Mrs. Foard Cosmopolitan) and one by Miss Hester (New Times) added much to the pleasure of the afternoon, The current events were the latest out and the A refeshments were delicious. comic selection was rendered by Mrs. Chatten and greatly enjoyed. The club adjourned to meet with the Misses Crenshaw the first Thursday in the New "Year. Mrs. Chatten and Mrs. Kemp will lead and Mrs. GeoC. Atkinson will I give a select reading. 'The hour S for the meeting is. 2 o'clock. Magazine Club. BEST $2 and $3.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. ... - -. hOEOROK ... .......,.,.,.,.,.,.., ,.....,. ... . T . - T T rT r. T T T f t O. (Successor to 'Isaac Davis.) TOY, juijH B mnnj. Livery and Feed Stable, At the Old Stand, on Main Street, just west of BSHaMBarsiiatilSiiija -- depot, EARLINBTOJMj KENTUCKY, Class Equipment and Prompt Service c a titws nn't'nn'af8'a sus'an JHsV' Mia 11 - Av ,' .; t- a ia s ',i.v 'T, J J. J. J. ,i . 1 VJ r ?v w ijfe.rtti.,tf,raa ,n , .,,,. rttltrll1 rrNirfr-iiBon-Con- s, r GO TO tVii A. D. SISK'S BOOK STORE If you want to sec the largest and finest selection of Gunfiier's Celebrated V r I 'Chocolates and Crystalized Fruits at A. D. SISK'S Book Store. This is the Finest Candv ever shown in Madisonville. '&CTrJ3 JrlOIUDA-Ever brought GOOD to Madisonvill E ARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1898. h guinymnpni'iyu gjm ''Z""T""1 yW1- - i" ' BMVX0 IINTH YEAR. SUPPLEMENT. CONGRESS. NO.C50 A : liS& ri ele STORE NEWS!! 3-- I I II Jeu-kin- GUILTY PF MANSLAUGHTER. A Heinous Crime V, for Which Two Younff Hrothcrs Must Serve Ternii In tho l'enltentlary. SBlIKIll FIFTY-FIFT- H IjjT Some of the Good Things in the Big ... 3-- St. Bernard Store in all Departments. Full Stock ... Shoes for Everybody. As we always have, so have we now the best things on earth in Shoes for everybody of any age. Nothing but 3-- the most substantial and genuine stock All at the most reasonable prices. .... Specialties For Ladies: The choice styles made by Drew, Shelby & Co. For Men: The best things from the big factory of J. S. Nelson 3-3-- Fall & Winter Clothing. Large variety of HONEST, SUBSTANTIAL, and Stylish Goods, st Cut and Finish. NOTHING SHODDY. At the most reasonable prices. Quality and Style beyond La-ne- question. o to SIS Suit 3-- Blankets.. Big and Broad and Thick and Warm Made of Sheep's Wool. Elegant things All and Cheap. Genuine Goods. , ,, .. ,, .. Good Bargains f 3-- Overcoats. Latest Nobby Thiggs. Fit Everybody, Fine Goods. Quality Guaranteed. Warm Goods. Strong Goods. No trouble to buy as it takes so little money ft. Mr Millinery.. Nobby selections of late styles in Sailors and Walking Hats. Also a Choice lot of Caps for children and little tots. 3 3-- Capes and Jackets. A varied assorts' ment of latest patterns of Ladies' and Child-fenCapes and Jackets at prices that will fit any purse. We can't here. Come and see. 3-- describe them 3-- Groceries; No other stock so X ', ly plete and fresh outside a Our reputation for honest 3-goods and honest values is, "sustained in a nlarked degree in' our Big Grocery Depart- 3-ment, and as to canned goods we have everything in cans that can be canned: Fruits, Vegetables, Syrups, Meats, 3-ish, canned by canners that large city. Every necessary and luxury that is made or grows to eat. Chlllicothe, O., Dec. 10. Two mere M. Do Blowitz, boys, Klmer nnd George Butler, aged, An Interview with respectively, 20 nnd 13, were yesterday the Paris Correspondent of found guilty of manslaughter, nnd will the London Times. serve n term In tho penitentiary for the murder of Daisy Browser, a young girl. The crime wns a heinous one, nnd SOURCE OF THE CHIPPEWA TROUBLES. nt tho trial it was proven thnt tho girl & PAINFUL MISSION IS FULFILLED, had been shot down from nmbush for no cause whatever. The defense mnde The I.oceom Cut Mot Only tho Dead ami nn attempt to prove thnt Insanity ran Tho Spaniards Knew They Had to Ileal wllh nn Implaeablo Conqueror The Down Tlmber.but the (Irccn niitlSluud-lu- c In the Butler family, but the jury Americans Have Acted as Valnqnoures ns Well, und Thou Swindle Their could not be convinced. Tho jury renrarTues," but Hay Yet Know What It Is Indian Laborer! Oat at Their Duo at dered tho verdict nt 10:30 yesterday morning, having been out since seven to Sudor Defeat. Every Tmu. o'clock Suturduy night. London, Deo. 10. Tho following is Washington, Dec 20. Special InFATAL COASTING ACCIDENT. in extract from tho interview between dian Agent 'JenkinB, In a report just submitted to Commissioner of Indian One Man Killed and Kleyen Tenons In- Benor Montero Bios, president of tho BpaniBh pence commission, nnd M. Affairs Joncc, on the iiiveutigntiou of jured, Two Kerlouily, by tho tho Paris correspondent of the timber operations on the Chippeof Sled. the London Times, published in thnt wa reservation In Minnesota, makes aa some statements radically differing Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 10. As n result paper. Senor Montero Rlos Is quoted jA with those In other reports. He snys of a coasting accident nt Turtle Creek, tnylng: pain "We have lullllleil Here that during the last 11 sea I year 48,910,-04- 0 eight miles from Pittsburgh, Joseph feet of reservation pine timber West, nged 30, is dead and 11 others ful mission In which it iyimpossi cut and banked there was sold at an Injured, two seriously. The sled col- to drenm of looking forward with nn, aerage of $4.78 per thousand. There lapsed at the bottom of a steep hill satisfaction, but thai of doing our erc 32 camps in operation, and there and hurled the party with great force duty. Wo depart without other than tho exclamation: 'Tout wns 88 3 per ccntngc of tho wages In every direction. Tho two seriously due the laborers in the camps after Injured nre W. B. Madey, both leg est perdu hors l'honncur.' (All la lost tavc honor.) leUleiiH'iit. On the diminished broken, und Joseph Conner. "Wo knew in advance that wo the special ngent says, there Wlllhirn J. llryau nt tVaihlncton. should have to deal with an implaca2L,'JC2,007 feet cut ami banked, wire Washington, Dec. 17. Win. J. Bryan ble conquerer, who would in no wny hold at $1.00 per thousand, and the laborers were paid 054 per cent, of i"dted the house of representatives, concern himself with any obtint amount due them on settlement, and was given a most cordial recep- International law, but whose solo tie states that the trouble was In the tion by his former colleagues in con- ject wns to reap from victory the largmanagement of the camps, and in the gress. Earlier in tho day, Ueprcsenta-ti- e est possible advantage. This concepBailey, of Texas, thu democratic tion of international law is absolutely system itself. floor leader, breakfasted with Mr. Bry-n- n new. It is no longer a enso of might 11KATKX OUT OP TlIKIlt PAY. nt the latter's room, and it is un- against right, but of might without Owing to the Inability of many of as, uuGcr derstood discussed in n general way right. As for us, we had only to prothe camps to pay out, nnd the rult-H-, the laborers' claims were questions of public nnd pnrty policy. tect ourselves against the abasement upon us the Inst to be paid, scores of Indiuns When Mr. Bryan reached the houso he which it was desired to inflict working there did not receive the was escorted to the democratic cloak and to prove, in splto of oi;r launders wages they expected, hence Rerlous room, where ho was the recipient of pnd mistakes, that wo had not tho proverbial loyalty to tho 'omplaiut arose. Of 63 camps In oper- many attentions. Castilian fatherland. ation the past fiscal jenr, many emef)en. Merrltt Home Aealn. "Misfortune, also has grandeur. The ployed lebs than 10 per cent. Indian WesNew York, Dec. 18. Mnj.-Gclabor, and very few had over 50 per ley Merrltt, the Into commander of tho Americans have nctcd as 'Valnqueures pnrvues' (Up start conquerers.) They cent., the Indian labor averago being United States military forces in do not ynt know the misfortune of defrom 15 to 20 per cent. The system the Philippine islunds, from which feat, but there arc things which the of stores maintained by the camps, post he was called to Paris, most fortunate nations enn not eswith their exorbitant prices and cred- to consult with the American cape lner on when they, too, will it to reckless Indian buyers, is ttntcd peace commissioners, reached this have had reverses when they will to have caused great dissatisfaction. city on board tlm steamer Lucania have nre no The bills presented to the ngent for from Quecnstown. With Gen. Merritt longerbecome homogenous nnd exigenobliged settlement by the vnrioua supply com- were his bride, her mother, Mrs. Nor- cies of political to satisfy tho too, will mittees, who furnished the camps man Williams, and Norman Williams, form, like nil parties, they, with the necessary grocrlcs, etc., dur- Jr., of Chicago, and Capt. L. II. Stroth-cr- , n past, a code ofother nations with international rights p ing logging operations, were not, as a on the staff of Gen. nnd duties and be less inflexible torule, properly itemized, and while they Merritt. wards those who have suffered defeat. can not be said to be exorbitant, tlio They will better understand that a The Coltllle HeserTiitloii (lold HelU special ngent snys they nre loosely Spokane, Wash., Dec. 17. There Is strict observance of conditions agreed out, with no apparent check on made to, even in the thick of fight, is-- n purchases, nnd givo "abundant oppor- great excitement here over repented gunrantee and n protectionn for all conrich strikes In Bepublic Cnmp on the colhjfcii." tunity for frnud and Colvillc reservation. It is now dem- cerned, for the conquerer as well ns CIIWK SOUKCK OF dpll'LAlNT. onstrated that the gold belt Is at leant the vanquished," The chief source of ful the Indians' seven miles Jong nnd miles wide complaints wns that the green timber nnd that in that area three ore chutes Uen. Lee Cheered at Havana. rich wns being ruthless- arc being dicovcred of the reservation New York, Dec. 18. A dispatch to almost daily. ly cut down nnd destroyed under prethe World from Havana says: Gen. tense of being dead and down timber. Lee came to rom camp, nnd for Cuban l'ollcn for Havana. At Ave councils held with the Indians Havana, Dec. 19. A force of Cubans the first time since the war had breakfrom vii rl ois portions of the reserva- will poli.Savnnn temporarily. Col. fast nt his old hotel, tho Ingletarra. tions, Mr. Jenkins says they, to a man, Moulton, of the Second Illinois, will He went to the table he always used vehemently protested against further have command, nnd the officers will to occupy and took his accustomed dend down. be Americans. Most of the men will lent near n window. cutting of the They nre conduced, lie bays, that more be enlisted from Meuoca's command, Residents of Havana, recognizing of the timber cut at the nnd bo required to take the oath of him, cheer lustily as his familiar figthan one-hncamps has been of the best green and allegiance to the United States. ure was seen front tho utrcot. growing pine, and that they are realizDc.itli or Henry A. Chapln, the Michigan A New Town Sprunc Up In a Klsht. ing little or nothing from it, On many Mine Man. of the tracts of the diminished reser-atio- n Canon City, Col., Dec. 18. The disNiles, Mich., Dec. 18. Henry A. th. ngent snys he found these covery of gold Ave lulled Bouthwest of mlno oomplnlnts well founded, and that evi- this city has caused n new town to Chnpln, the dences of the clean cutting of every- spring up In n night, ns it were. Half owner nnd richest mnn in Michigan, d thing merchantable were nbundnnt of the men of this town died Friday night nt his home In this everywhere. Of 3,000 or 4,000 logs he have gone to the scene of the discov- city. Ho was 80 years old. Deceased-- ! found cut nnd skidded on several ery- and over a thousand claims have leaves a widow nnd one son, C. A. Chnpln, of Chicago. Ho was estimated tracts, he Bays fully CO per cent, were already been staked. to be worth from $10,000,000 to green trees. , Deatrurllre Conllncrutlou nt Tlf ton, Go. Death was caused by old age. TUB INDIANS' WISHES. Savannah, Gn., Dec. 10. Nearly the "The Indians, however," he concludThe President's Assurance. ed, "are deslrotiR of having the timber whole of the business part of the town Home, Dec. 18. In response to the operations resumed on the basis of of Tifton, in the center of the pench vntican's inquiry on tho subject. Presbelt, was burned Saturday night. An common sense nnd common honesty. oil lamp In n boarding houso exploded. ident McKinley hns sent nn assurance They favor tho selling outright of all The masonic hall and ten stores were that the Catholics in Cuba and the this pine timber nt not less than, two destroyed nlid a hotel will and'large lum- Philippines ns enjoy the samo amdollars per thousand for Norway nnd ple liberty the Catholics In Amerwere damaged. three dollars for white, as It stands, oi ber mill ica. Provisional governments will not tho putting In of mills by the govern"bo permitted to seize ecclesiastical Flrent Alton, III. ment under the Menominee plan. Alton, 111., Dec. 18. The Tierson & property or despoil convents. Dither, I think would result satis- Cnrr dry goods store was destroyed A llrltlslt Tribute. factorily." by fire. Loss, $35,000; partly insured. London, Dec. 18. The Daily News, II. J. Bowman & Co.'s dry goods store, A NARROW' ESCAPE. adjoining on tho west, was damaged commenting upon recent gun trials at $15,000; fully insured. E. Pfeflers' Sandy Hook, snys: "Tho Americana A IlurlluEton Train Flaccid nnd Stopped slioe store on the east was damaged havo only to give their minds to it to or a Horse Caught Within a Foot become tho first artillerists- - in the $7,000; Insured. In a Crotilnc- world. In fact, nn American artilIn )Ils Fathers Shoes. lerist on tho war path deserves the Earlvlllc, 111., Dec. 20. Ilurllngton New York, Dec. 18. Upon the shoul most serious notice of all whom it train No. 55 was flagged and stopped, ders of the Stewart M. roy concern." Sunday night, within a foot of a 1,500 Brice has fallen the great responsibilpound horse caught by the foot in a ity of managing his Into father's The Destitute In Havana. crossing. Oscar Dooling, n farmer, and Havana, Dec. 18. Blchnrd S. now-Innd- , estate. Young Mr. Brice resister, who were driving a team In tha alizes the fact that it is a difficult task who came here as the repredarkness, released one horse nnd for a novice, but he Is willing to make sentative of sundry relief associations cleared the south track In a buggy ns the attempt. has sailed for home. Ho has thorough n fast freight passed. The young ly investigated the conditions of the woman ran half a mile to get help and Death or a Once Famous 1'ollce Captain. poor in Havana nnd will report with a New York, Dec. 10. Former Police a lantern at tho edge of the town. view to supplementing Bed Crosi Copt. John J. Mount died suddenly of Prince deorce of Greece lSmbarka fot heart failure last night, nged 80. Cupt work. He found nt least 30,000 people Crete. Mount wns appointed to the munici- destitute. Athens, Dec. 20. Prince George ol pal police force in 1850, became n capRun Dona by a Train. Greece, whose tenure of oftlec as commitain in 1801, and distinguished himself Nnmeoki, 111., Dec. 18. Fred Kebbls ssioner-general of tho European in the draft riots of war times. and Theodore Nnsslng, wealthy and. powers In Crete began Sunday, prominent farmers, who lived a few Victims or Trichinosis. started yesterday afternoon for Canea Columbus, O., Dec. 17. A special to miles from this city, were run down Ho left the city amid a popular ovV tlon. The members of the cabinet nnd ,the Dispatch from Hillsboro snys two and instantly killed by the south& Alton through pastho representatives ojt tho powers were "girls have died and the remainder of bound Chicago while, nt the railway station to bid him a family of eight are suffering and are senger train, Friday evening,cart. expected to die of trichinosis con- riding home together in a dog adieu. King George, Queen Olga and othci tracted by eating pork the family had Murder In the First Degree. members of tho royal household, ac- killed. St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 18. A Virglnli companied the prince to tho Piraeus. City (Mont.) speclnl to tho Dlspatcl Father Letter Footxd tho I1I1U, London, Dec. 18. It is announced says: Tho trial of Martin Peel, foi Inveutorof the Solar Compass Dead. Mich., Doc. 20, Wm that Mr. L, Z. Lciter, of Chicago, the the murder of Win. Ennis, June 11 Marquette, of Lord Curzan of last, which has been in progress sine Burt, one of the oldest residents of tle father-in-lathe new viceroy of India, paid last Monday morning, has just terml upper peninsula, iiicu Here, no wns, distinguished ns the inventor of t'lf for the Indian outfit of Lord and Lady natcd, the jury having rendered a verdict of murder in the first degree. solar 'compass and typographer of ill? Curzon, first typewriter. Ilrlg.-Qe"Old Sleuth" Dead. Hhsrldan's Command. New York, Dec. 17. Harlan P. Hal. Washington, Dec. 18. By dircctioi Sadden Death. " Michael V Kenosha, Wis., Dec. 20. Edward scy, tho nuthor, known ns "Old of the president Brlg.-GeBain, president of the Bain Wagon Co. Sleuth," died Inst night of cerbral Sheridan, U. S. V., has been assigned died from heart trouble at Pasadena-- . hemorrhage, at his homo in Brooklyn. to tempornry command of the depart Col. Mr. Bain was rated one of the He was born in New York, 01 years mont of the Lakes, relieving Brig. ngo. . richest men tn southern Wisconsin. Gen. Bacon. Report of Special Indian Agent to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones. s In tho senate, on tho 15th, the urgent uenclcnry appropriation bill, making provision for tho army nna navy fot tho next six had tin months. y over all other business, tho Nicaragua canal bill. Aftot a spirited debate tho bill was passed In tho houso tho pension appropriation bill was passed without n word of criticism, after which tho bill to Incorporate the International American bank was taken up and an arrangement mado, after discussion, for a vote on Its passago on the rlKht-of-wn- (Second Session.) HE An Entire Block of Business Buildings Burned, Entailing a Loss of a Million Dollars. LARGE ST. JflHIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPEKN PLKN. Ratos: 75c. and $1.00 por Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. A r 4 if SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. SPECIAL BREAKFAST No. A 'V at 16th. Col-Inp- 11 ajtj con-soluti- Tho senate was not In session on the In tho houso tho bill to Incorporate the International American bank wasdefeatedbya voto of 103 to US. Tho bill to extend the customsandrevenue laws of tho United States over tuo Hawaiian Islands was passed without opposition. Tho bill carries with it tho civil servlco laws relating to appointment, In tha customs and revenue service In Hawaii. Tho senate was not tn session on tha 18th In tho hopso tho bill granting y through tho Ban FranSagito tho cisco forest reserve naw Southern railroad of Arizona, was passed. Mr. Payne (rep., N. Y ) called up tho bill extending the laws of the United States relative to commerce, navigation and merchant seamen to tho Hawaiian Islands, but persistent efforts to amend tho bill, causing delay, tho bill was withdrawn. The houso then went Into committee of tho whole on the Indian appropriation bill. In the senate, on the 19th, several lm- ortant spcecnes were delivered, Mr. 'latt's IN. Y.) sneech against Mr. Vest's esolutlon declaring that the United States has no power to acquire territory, being the most Important. The Nicaragua canal bill was then taken un. and Sena tors Berry. Allen. Hoar. Caffery and Mor gan spoke to tho question In the 16th right-of-wa- NUMBER PERSONS BADLY HURT. AND SUPPER. 30 V-.- -&. Firemen Caught Under a Kalllnr Floor, Hut Taken Out AUto After Herolo Worlt-T- ho Fire Started Among the Christmas Window Decorations In the lllg Stored Havens A Qeddes. 1 Steak, or Mutton Chops, Potatoes, Cakes or Waffles. Coffee or Tea sn A Fruit No. 2 Ham, Two Eggs. Potatoes, Cakes or Waffles anJ Coffee or Tea No. 3 Pork Chops with Potatoes anJ Cakes or Waffles anJCotTee or Tea No"."l Lake Trout. Dutter Sauce. Cakes or Waffles and Coffee or Tea.... No. S Oat Meal an J Cream, or Bouillon, Hot Rolls, Butter an J Coffee or Tea No. C Two Tegs. Butter. Toast an J Coffee or Tea . Bf .J ! u I 1 ... 2S M 20 I kWi Tin t 5, ... r.'l V com-piomis- n. house. It being suspension day, soveral bills were passed, tho most Important one being that appropriating J350,t)00 for tha Philadelphia exposition of 1S99. Mr. lialley (Tex.) Introduced a resolution directing an Investigation nnd report on the status of members of the house who havo accepted commlsslonsln the army, and mads It the occasion of somo characteristic remarks, which, however, elicited no comment or notice. In tho senate, on the 20th, the first halt of tho session was occupied by Mr. Teller United States to expand Its borders so as In it speech In advocacy of the right of the territory? and Incto Include identally discussing a form of government for tho Klllplnos. The remainder of the session was given up to consideration of tho Nicaragua canal, Mr. Canary speaking In opposition to the Morgan bill.. ..In the housp Mr. Williams (dem., Miss ) delivered a long speech tn opposition to annexation of the Philippines. The agricultural appropriation bill was passed, carrying $3,690,322, or 1187,120 mora than the current law. Several resolutions calling for estimates for proposed river and harbor work were adopted. Americans In Furls Hid Farewell to the Feace Commissioners. Paris, Dec. 17. The United Stntes ambassador, Gen. Horace Porter, nnd the other ofllcinls of the United State? aide-de-cam- embassy, a representative of tho French foreign ofllce, nnd tho members of the Amcrlenn colony of this city, bade farewell to the American peace commissioners at the railway station last evening, ns they started on their homeward journey. A special saloon car had been provided by the railroad company for tho use of the members of the commission. The party will sail on the St. Louis, For Servlco In the Fhlllpplnrs. Washington, Dec. 17. Orders have been issued for the immediate preparation of tfee following named regiments oMrfgular infantry for service in the PfiTlipplnes: Twelfth, at Jeffer nt Fort son Barracks; Twenty-seconCrook, Neb.; Third, nt Fort Snelllng, Minn.; Seventh, nt Columbus Barracks, O., and Fourth, nt Fort Sheri dan, 111. In each case the order states thnt the date . of embarkation nnd point of sailing have not yet been decided upon, nnd depend upon the transportation facilities which may become available. d, 'ttrf lf re multl-mtlliona- ir able-bodie- 0. St. Louis, Dec. 17. Mgr. William years Walsh, for more than thirty-fou- r pastor of St. Bridget's church, died at the parochial residence Thursday evening of heart failure. Tho venerablo clergyman lias been ailing for some months, but his condition had not been considered critical until Monday last. Since that time he sank gradually until his death. Obsoleto Itlfles Unloaded on China. Tacomn, Wash., Dec. 17. Advices Dcnth of Monslgnor Walsh. by tho Empress of India state that Ilussla has sold half a million obsolete Bcrdan rifles to China nt a largo price through the Bussla-Chlncs- c bank Viceroy Tan of Cnnton is ordered from Peking to pay for them nt tho rate ol five fnels per rifle and 12 tools per 1,000 cartridges. A Hint to the American Senate. Madrid, Dee. 17. A note just Issued 6ays: "As the American senate must ratify tho treaty of peace before It becomes effective, our government thould wait for the ratification and not hnsten to cede territory which the United Stntes senate may not accept. Uood Itslnfall In Caliromla. San Frnncisco, Dec 21. Another copious ruin has fallen throughout northern nnd centrnl California. Reports front all sections of the state show that for the past week damp, foggy weather has prevnlled, so thnt the soil hns absorbed every drop oi the rain that fell last week. semi-offici- Tcrrc Haute, Ind., Dec. 21. Fire, which started In tho Christmas-tre- e window of Havens & Gcddcs' big store nt about 5:20 Monday evening, destroyed a whole business block, entailing a property loss of fully $1,000,-000- . Two firemen were buried undci falling wallB, nnd several girls nnd men employed In the Havens & Geddei building sustained serious injuries In jumping from the upper floors. , INJUltED EMPLOYES. The occupants of tho building were caught ns in n trap. A dozen clerks jumped from the second tstory. OI these, Miss Lou Ferguson was badly hurt interally, Miss Kate Moloney wns Injured, nnd Al Welnbrecht and LouI Krnmcr were badly burned. A young lady, Pearl Dally, employed in the store for tho holiday trade, was hurt by jumplng.nnd, it is feared, seriously Ernest Sloughman, n, draper on the fourth floor, was burned about the fuo. Manager Heady, of the furniture department, carried the limp body oi his daughter from the burning building, overcome by fright and hent Charles Lammers, manager of one ol the departments, was badly burned. Willie Hall, a small boy, was horribly burned on tho nrms nnd face. STAItTBD IN CHBISTMAS WINDOW The fire started in tho Christmas window by the cotton batting catch-infrom tho electric light wires Welnbrecht heard the alarm and hastened to place all the money and papers in the safe. Tho few moments' delay wns dangerous, nnd ho was badly burned. There were over 100 persons employed in the store at the time, besides tho shoppers, nnd tho escape ol y nil from tho building was n miracle. Many were slightly hurt The fire spread to the wholesale department across the alley, also a nlTnlr, nnd It was completely destroyed. Not n dollar's worth of stock wns saved. The loss to Hajrens & Geddes Is $400,000 in stock and about $125,000 In buildings, ns the factory operated by tho samo firm across tho street wns nlso destroyed. The wholesale department employed 100 persons and the factory 200 girls, so that, with the retail store, over 400 persons nre thrown out of employment by this one store's fire. Elisha Havens, of the vlTlrm, returned from New York but a few minutes beforo tho flro broke out. ne said they were insurftd for about the loss. SPKEAD OF THE FIRE. The fire spread both east and west. Aid was telegraphed for, nnd special trnlns brought assistance from the firemen of Indianapolis, Brazil, Marshall and Vincennes with their engines. The speeinl train from Indian-npolimade the run nt the rate of less than n mile n minute, nnd the firemen from the vnrlous places wero cheered as they dashed up the Btreet and unllmbcred for work. Firemen Austerloo, Walsh nnd Shay were badly injured in the falling of the floor in the Albrccht building. The fire department worked admirably, nnd there were many narrow escapes nmong the men. Several of tho firemen arc In a precnrlous condition from burns nnd tho. effects of tho stifling smoke, but it is thought nil will recover. g six-storsix-stor- y two-thirs Take Market 61. Cars direct to Hotel. Try European l'lan. Cheapest and bast, onlj pay for what you get. THOS. P. MILLER. rnctlDtfO NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE? SLEEPING CARSO lietween Nashville and Chattanooga, Alabama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knox-villAsheville, Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock. Texerkana, Sherman. Waco, Dallas and Fort Worlh. : : : e, Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to , 1IOKET8. ROUTES. RATES, ETS Will be cheerfully furnished upon application to Ticket Agents, or to A Agent, Atlanta, Ga D. J. MULLANEY, Northeastern Pass. Agt. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati. O. R, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, Room 405. Ry. Exchange Building, St. Louis, Mo. BRIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 338 Marquett Bldg Chicago. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agt. Chattanooga, Tenn. J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent. Memphis, Tenn. J. H. LATIMER, Southeastern Passenger . ''4 W. L. DANLEY, Gcn'l Pass, and Ticket Agt. Nashville, Tknm Capital Stock Paid In, $50,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN Surplui'.Find 120,000. 1867. I :a i t JNO.G. MORTON, The advantages of a bank account are nnmerons. It is not to busi-- , ness men we are talking they know all about it bnt to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safety If the bank is a good one. There's convenience tbe money always ready and oat of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when yon have a largo sum in your pocket ft 'b A1ADISONV1LLE, - KENTUCKY Illinois Central R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS. tne same until September ;o, 1898, round trip summer tourist tickets from T) I points on Its lines In tbe South It 1 I II X XJJ l0 a large list ol summer retorts In tbe r':.-.Its last doable dally service to bt. Louis, Cbtcano, Cincinnati and Louisville enables one to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resorts of Virginia, tba TMIPTQT 1 ban".1. tinue ltrl VVJlllUl T'Tn Omrsl now and will con- - " tbe Thousand Islands, tbe lake and forest resorts of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, tbe Hot Springs of Arkansas,. tho Yellowstone Park or tbe resorts of Colorado. White Mountains and Seaside ol New England, ' O WILL EVACUATE JANUARY 1. U U U 111 vl ...J.1. 01 All 8 A edition, entirely rewritten, and (trine Iscts and conditions, brought down 11 to date, of the Central's 11 Transports Are Un nt Havana to Carry Away All Ilemalnlng Spanish Troops. Ilnvana, Dec. 21. Gen. Castcllanoa Clous yesterday informed Brlg.-Getlint the evacuation of Havana would be complete on or before January 1 next. Fourteen transports arc due ta nrrive from Spain during the next ten days. There arc 1G,000 Spanish troops still in Havana and its environs, but the last few thousand will embark simultaneously. This information wns particularly nflrcenble to the Americans, because all Spanish troops who remain here r January 1 will havo to be protected. nf-te- JlUllltuttituI U jus'beln Issued. Is a 2fiiDSs:e illustrat pamphlet, contains a large number Northern i letters rrom located on farmers Guide prosperously the line of the Illinois Central Railroad In tbe States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Loultana, and also a detailed write-u- p of tbe cities, towns and country on and adjacent to that line. To bometeekers, or those In search of a farm, this pamphlet will furnish reliable information concerning the most accessible and prosperous portion of the South. Free copies can be bad by applying to the nearest of the undersigned. Tickets and full Information as to rates In connection with the above can be had of agents ol the "Central" and connecting Hues. S. 0 Hatch, Dl. Pass. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, Dl. Pass. Agent, Memphis. Wm. Murray, Dl Pass. Agent, New Orlesns. A. H. Hanson, G, P. A. W, A. Kellond, A. 0. P. A. No Hope for Hurgonu Hamilton. Ked-Icston- Springfield, HI., Dec. 21. At the governor's ofllce n telegram was received from Elgin saying physicians have given up hope for the recovery ol Dr. John B. Hamilton, superintendent of the state asylum for the insane Dr. Hamilton was formerly surgeon general of the United States marine hospital service. Indorsed the Fresldent's Sentiments. Lancaster, Pa., Dec. 21. Steven's Post 157, G. A. It., of Lititz, lias indorsed the president's speech relating to the government caring for tho graves of confederate dead, and has requested Congressman Brosius to use his influence to bring about national legislation to carry into effect the president's sentiments. THE HAWAIIAN BILL. Tits Measure Homswliftt Modified br the Iloua Subcommittee Soma of tbe Changes. Chicago, Louisville. W. A. NISBEV, President O. W. WADDILL, 2Kopkins (Lourttu Wnshlngton, Dec. 21. Tho Hawaiian bill was somewhat changed by the houso subcommittee on territories nt Its session yesterday. Qualifications of senators was modified so that in Madisonville, Ky. stead of a property qualification of property valued at not less than $1,000 will be sufficient. A similar Gaptal Stock, - - - $50,000. modification was made ns to the qualiTransacts a general banking business fications for representatives. Tho com. of tbe raittee will sit during the holiday re- and invites tho accounts counties, citizens of Hopkins and adjoining cess in order to havo the measure be Has the finest and most secure vault In fore the house soon after reassembling that section of Kentucky of congress. huBANK- - $3,-00- n. n. l'eeoe Commissioners' Salaries. More Negroes at Tana, 111, Washington, Dec. 21. At the stntc (Eo Compound Pana, 111., Dec. 21. Another com- department it is announced positively pany of 20 negroes has arrived in that tho question of the compensaion Prescriptions Pana. They were held up by soldiers of members of the peace commission is properly it lakes time. It requires and relieved of arms before being per entirely In the hands of the president, experience and axomplete knowledge ralttcd to proceed to tho coal mine nnd so far as known he has not indiof drugs. It requires tbe druggist to have a large amount of drags-fre- sh stockades. There are now about 100 cated nnyono what flguro ho pro drugs. He most give tbe best negroes in Pana. posed to fix as proper remuneration. A small son of Joe Gough showed his loyalty to his dog yesterday morning. The pug got in the way WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMBER WE'RE CAREFUL. of the express train as it came into the station. Ths dog was struck ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE, and bystanders thought there would be one dog less. The boy's first USsafMjmMsi) 25c CHILL CURE impulse was to rescue his dog and :. KNOCKS OUT he seemed about to rush onto the CHILLS! AND FIVER. Fluifcnl ta tftkiL Will receive prompt attentrack, but was restrained by by Coaulss so palm. OtusaUoS to sirs f nontj rtfasdM. standers. The dog escaped. tion at tfiis office. LABQ1 possible work, and for compensation do must os reasonaDie. "t a s n can. here w ecan t tell the sto- - 15ut hoice Goods, Close Prices, our shelves talk. A fight is on over the unexpired There are more negro miners beterm of the Morganfield postoflice. ing received and put to work at Miss Vaupel, an efficient deputy, Pana, III., now about 400 there, is a leadingcandidate. and mines running about half time. Altgcld, of Illinois, is a candidate for Mayor of the city of Chicago.. A powder magazine,, situated in Has saved many a life! the center of a Chinese camp, has Speedily cures Croup and It is safe exploded, killing, it is said,' 3,000 'Whooping-coug- ytjy a Dr. Bull's vOUKll " Carp are kept alive out of water Island man who was in Holland for three weeks or a in northern Maine.' for his health last season discovered by accident month by being placed in wet moss and gathered over 80.0 worth of and kept in a cool place. mussels pearls in the fresh-watHcGEE'S in streams of that region. A Rhode er V' 9. -- Frankfort, Dec. New Coat Company. 19. The Tradowaler soldiers and levelingji square mile and sure. Mothers can at-ways reiyon It. ChUdrea , of houses. like It. Dotes ate small, Pfke qV I'll Dm 25 cenb. Coal Company, of Slurgis, with $30,000 capital stock, tiled articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State this morning, Aron Kohn, Jacob FranVel, T. J. Rent, incorporators. JOB WORK BIS BOTTLX. Sold by George King, St. Charles, Ky. Estimates fr I Subscribe for The Bee. furnished upon application. in . . 1VT c li fljn.' 3 - ,rrm .. H V ihvt ta m i- M. f k tho earth in spotless tho staro In dawllnff beauty decorato tho wintry night, o Wo w'fttch tho old year vanish like ghost Into tho pasti slelghbella and the To tho music of tho dirges ot the blast. Wo bless It for its kindness and we sl?n above Its dead, Across the heart graves it has' left most solemnly we tread; Dut we turn with hope and gladness as we brush nway a tear TTo treasures which still hidden Ho with- in tho glad New Tear. When it dawns in all Its glory wo shall put tho paBt nway, And. trusting In Its coming, greet Its bright, Initial day. Tho sun wilt burst In grandeur on tho era that It brings, And loves unknown today will touch tho heart's melodious strings. Oh, when It breaks upon tho world may every mist depart, And may Its bells ring Joyously In every 'VAnd J Irom its THE DAWNING OF THE YEAR. nnd eauk liolplossly to.tho ground, tua terrified oven to scream. December rob much Wlin tho Biiowrinkes of white. Just thou, when all scorned over, out Ar-ma- open jaws, alio Bunt nor ctfsa eiUvitU "Urst ( J1! vA human heart; For everywhere on land and sea tho millions wnlt to cheer Tho banners which In splendor wavo nbovo tho glad New Year. I can nlmoit seo Its footsteps In tho soft -and fleecy snow And hear Its wondrous anthems as Its bolls swing to and fro. For Father TImo Is standing 'twtxt tho now year and tho old, Ho rings for ono n parting dirge, for ono tho chimes of gold. Aye, In tho crisp, clear night he stands, a smtlo upon his face. And wishes Joy, tho whllo he rings, for nil tho human race; For In tho sweet tones of tho bells what heart can never hear Tho promises of poaco that crown tljo idawning of tho year? Now York Clipper. coocoooceoocoooocccooooooo A LEGEND OF I fcr NEW YEAR'S EVE. 5CXXXKXX)QOOCOGCOOOCOOOOCCO s si4J ..1 iv ' fj . 'f i? p? 7 ; "'-- I This is the SOth of January, 1871, said Damo Madeleine, laying down her knitting with n Eorious look in her brown, shrivolod faco, liko ono about to toll a strango story. I'm 01 years old today. I havo lived to seo many wonderful changes. I havo Been tho French nt Berlin and tho Germans in Paris, and now I thank tho God that thoso good old eyes of mino can soo but littlo 7HPn evil in this world. It is Eoldom enough that I stir from homo now, for my own limbs aro not so lissom now as thoy used to bo in tho days of the great emporor, when I danced down all tho villngo girls at our foto of Paques (Easter) and Now Year's ovo nnd prayed for tho soul of our young lord, Henri do Mortomar, for it was upon that day that ho sinned his greatest ein, nnd sorely indeed was ho punished for it. May God havo mercy upon his sonll You Eay you would liko to hoar iho tale? Well there aro not many gentlemen who would caro to sit and listen to oc old woman's idlo stories, so if yoV:6 good enough to wish to loam it y,t shall havo it, and welcome. Thero's but littlo remaining now of tho od chateau of Mortcmar, and if monsiour tho marquis could como back to it ho would hardly know his own homo again, for wbon tho peoplo roso np Itf77lJ3tbey scarcely left ono etono npoii rtnothor. You can just seo a half turned cornor of ouo of tho towers, and that's all. Bnt in tho days before tho rovolution what a placoitwasl Such feasting all day long! Such music nnd dancing nnd gayoty of every kind Such troops of Servants in rich liveries, nnd fitio cntlomcn with laced coats and silver bolted swords, and beautiful ladies with powdered hair, and glittering with jewels liko tho shrino of tho Holy Virgin in tho cathedral yonder. But to pay for all this splendor v( of tho peoplo had to mako soup out of nottlos and to go without flro in winter, and that's why I'm glad tho timos aro changod 1 ft ri p.? TJ r $ f r si . ii ft M M. Henri was tho only child, but his father, tho great marquis, had adopted a young lady, tho daughter of an old friend of his who had beon killed by his Eido nt tho battle of Minden. These woro all that lived in tho house, but thero woro nlways plenty of young gentlemen frpm tho neighborhood hanging about tho chateau and well thoro might bo when Each a protty girl as Mllo. Adelu was in it. It would tako a good hour to tell yon ot all her admirers, but tho two gayest and wildest of them all woro Gaston do St. Oyr, nnd Raymond do Mericourt, whom they used to call tho Black Eaglo. Holy St. Joseph I What n wild sot thoy were, thoso young madcaps I can romombor ns if it woro yesterday (though I was only n child thon) how thoy used to raokot about tho streets of tho town nt night, kissing overy pretty girl they mot and prloking ovory quiet old burgher with their swords till ko jumped and hallooed liko n dancer nt a fair. It was no uso complaining, for no one dared to touch a gentleman in thoso days, and onco, when tho mayor ventured to object to their doings, they answered by hanging a dead dog at his door with a pieco of paper in its mouth saying, "A ton tour, mou frerol" (In your turn, brother.) Littlo did thoy droam, then, that thoir own friends nnd kinsmen wero to bo hung nlong thoso streots in tho very samo way only a fow years later. But thoro was ono nmong tho roisterers so different from tho rest that ho quito put mo in mind of that plcturo of Bt. Antoino among tho domons which hangs nbovo tho font in our church. This was young Armand do Courval, who had been bred up for tho church, only his elder brother diod suddenly and left him heir to tho family property. But overy ono baid ho would havo dono much better for an abbo than for h lord, he was so gravo and bo gcntlo and eo quiet, hardly over speaking or lifting his oyes from tho ground. Our Wild young gentlemen used to mako Iluo fun ot him, as you may think, but ho boro it oil without n word, till at last.thoy got tired nnd loft off. Now, of course, thero was n good deal of talk in our neighborhood about tho young lady and her admirers, nnd plenty of guefir.e8we.ro madoas to who would bo tho man. Somo said it was M. Henri, whilo others doclarcd that, having been brought up together liko brother and bister, they would uovor think of each other in any other way. Most peoplo wero for M. do Mericourt, and indood it wouldn't have been easy to find a hand-ocr or a bolder man if ho only had not been eo terribly wild, but just then a thing befell which gavo us all somo-thin- g elso to think about It was terribly hot x over Franco that summer of 1768, and tho older men thook thoir heads and Eaid that if wo didn't get somo rain eooii it would bo all over with tho harvest. This was bad nows for us poor folks, who had littlo enough to live on anyhow, bat upon it camo another pieco of news that wo liked btill loss namoly, that Bovoral dogs of tho neighborhood had gone mad and wea miming about the country biting overy pno whom they mot. iiow, ono evening about that time Mile. Adola went out to stroll among the trees by tho riversido, which was a favorito walk of hers. All at onco thero camo buretjug through tho bushes a Lugo black (log, raving mad, with its tonguo lolling out and the foqm flying 1 iow. - from behind n troo (whero ho had been reading all tho afternoon) sprntig do Oonrval, tho scholar, tho dreamer, tho man nt whom every ono laughed. Ho ran right at tho envngo bruto, weaponless as ho was, flung his coat over Its head, bo ns to blindfold it for an instant, nnd then quick as lightning seized and hurled it bodily luto thn rivor. When tho other gentlemen heard what had happened, thoy wero greatly amnzed, as you may think, and praised his courago up to tho skies, but ho only said: "Why do you oxtol me? Givo tho praiso to God, who hoi ped mo." And then he sllppod away, as if ho didu t want to hear any moro of it. But tho noxtylayMllo. Adola camo to him ns ho sat in n nook of tho groat eastern window and said vory earnestly: "M. do Courval, I can novor thank you enough for your bravery. I think few of thoso gay cavaliers who mnko sport of you would lmvo faced such a death half so woll." But Do Oonrval only Einilod a End, sweet smile, such as ono might fanoy on the facoof a martyr when tho flamoa aro rising fast around him. "Ah, my child," Eaid ho in his soft, low voice "it is better to bo doing good than to livo doing nothing." And for several days nftcr that our-- j young lady was sirangciy bhuuk uuu thoughtful. Tho summer passed, nnd tho autumn passed, and ns winter begau.to draw on every ono mado his preparations for tho Jour do TAn (Now Year's day), which, ns you know, is our great day in France. There nsed to bo n great foto overy year nt tho chateau of Mortemar, and this time it was to bo oven grander than usual, for monsiour tho marquis had invited frionds from all parts and had announced that ho should give a feast on Now Year's ovo to all the tenants on his estate, of whom my mother was one. So thon tho young gentlemen began to talk about gottintf np somo kind of show to amuso tho tenantry, nnd M. Henri, who was always foremost in every kind of fun, cried out: "Hark ye, gentlemen, theso good peoplo say wo'ro wild, ns devils, so supposo wo tako them nt thoir word. Wo'll dress up as demons and treat them to a domon danco." Tho others shouted with laughter and said it would bo just tho thing; but Armand do Courval shook his head. "For heaven's sake, my friends," said ho, "don't mako n jest of snch thiugs! Yon know" "Wo know that you havo a right to bo shocked, my dear abbo," broko in M. Henri, laughing, "but it can't matter much for poor sinners liko us. I'm suro if Batan himsolf likes to como nnd head our danco ho'll bo heartily welcome." Now Year's ove camo nt last, nnd tho tenants woro thoro in thoir best clothes, my mother and I among tbem. Tho great courtyard had boen covered in with canvns and warmed by a big fire at each end, nnd thoro wo had our supper. Monsieur tho marquis and our young lady wont out nmong us to eoo that wo had enough, whilo tho rest sat at tho windows and looked on. n Vbca supper ended, thoro was a burst of wild music. Up went a curtain nt tho end of tho yard, disclosing a stage painted to represent the dopths of a forest, nnd out camo M. Henri and his two friends, dressed ns demons, and began dancing nnd hallooing nnd waving burning torchestill they scared us children so that wo cried as loud astbey did. Tho fino folks at thowindowsclappcd thoir hands nnd applauded lustily, but all at onco Eomcbody cried out: "I thought thoro woro only thrco of them. Who's tho fourth?" And when wo Jookod, thero, sure enough, whero thero had only boon thrco dancers a minute back, there Eeomed now to bo four. But uo ono could tell exactly what tho fourth was liko, for ho flitted about liko n shadow, now hero, now thero and somotimes Ecoming to bo overywhero at onco. Then a strange horror fell over the whole assembly, and every ono saw in his neighbor's faoo tho terror that was npon his own. The lights burned bluo, nnd tho air suddenly became foul and stifling, liko the air of a oharnol vault. And ns tho courtyard grow darker n polo, dismal light, liko a half quenched flro, began to riso ovor tho stage, showing ns thnt tho faces of tho dancers had grown haggard and ghastly and that thoir dancing was liko tho writhings of men iu mortal agony. Many of tho great ladies, who had always mocked at such things and believed neither in God nor the devil, fainted outright, and tho tkildest of tho gentlemen wero End-de- f thete has to do with tho luoki-hub- s or unluokiueM of "first foots." It la generally beliovod that tho prosperity or adversity of any family is duo to tho "(list foot" of that year. So strong is this belief that when it is known that a reputed unlucky pewou intends to "first foot" n family nil Eorts of schemes aro resorted to in order to provent it. A lucky friend is besought to get thoro first, or n member of tho family Etauds outcido tho door to cntor as fooh ns tho moment arrives. But nil this is dono with tho greatest dolicaoy, sons not to violnto tho stringent laws of hospitality or offend in the loast tho unlucky "first foot." Tho lucky "first footers" nro friends and wcllwishors, n kind man, n good man, a sweetheart, peoplo who spread out thoir feet, tliOK) who wero bom foot n man with a firht, n mall 6u horso andcait. Unlucky "first footer" nro thiovos, pigeoutocd people, cripples, deformed or weaUmindcd folk, n stingy man, an immoral man, a hypocrite, tho hangman, n gravedigger or an audortnker, a midwife, nil who woro suspected of dealing in witchcraft, thoso whoso eyebrows meet and men with red hair. Thero is nlways great rivalry among tho young men for tho honor of "first footing" tho homo of tho reigning bcllo. Excitement runs high when four or flvo nthlotio young men reach bucu n Houso i,0foro tho hour has struck. It is tho wiso youth who incites his companions d to a bout at wrestling to ucciuo mo question, and himself 6teps ovor tho threshold on tho stroke cf tho hour whilo tho othors roll and tuaiblo out iu front. Now York Herald hort-oback- , nis-puto- looting." "l'lio mosunark-c- d Ui UtiRlniul I.onir Ami. Dunbar, in his poems, greots Ja IV thus: and Scott, in "Ano New Yeir Gift to tho Qucno Mary, Qnhcu Scho Como First Hamo" (1C01), Bays: God gift) theo graco ogains this EUdo Now Yeir Joy, glaldnoi, comfort and Bolace, Piny, plcasaneo, myrth nnd mirrlo chclr In liansell of this guid New Yeir, My rrlneo in God glf tho guld grace, To sclss thy sub'ectls so In luf and fclri That rycht and reaioun in thy rcalmo may Selected. The Sucnrlntf going to swear off on (ho 1st of January. Silkoys Oh, pshaw! 1 thought you going to bTeak all thoso bd hab-j-s- . Chicago Nows Record. Bilkoysr-I'- m Off Vlcp. nominally celobrated on tho 1st day of January, but this day in tho Grogorinn calendar occurs 13 days earlier than in tho Julian. For this roaEon Russia and Greece, which still go by tho Julian calendar, eclobrato Jan. 1 on our Jan. 13. ar) mi; new icnr iiuen, In oil Christian countries it is now I Many of tho ancient nations began their now year ou Sept. 22, nt tho autumnal equinox. Tho Romans reckoned, until tho timo of Julius Cicsar, their new year from tho winter solstice Tho Jews, to this day, begin their now year at a dato which, roughly speaking, corresponds to our Eoptembcr. Selected. snake off Jlelaticliojy. It is only Bolfish peoplo wh&;ontrivo to bo always happy and plaou whatever happens. Thoy nro so thoroughly unsympathetic, so unmoved by tho joys and sorrows of others, thnt eo long as thoy livo in comfort thoy nro perfectly content. But n great many wen meaning peoplo contrive to bo unhappy when thoy might well bo tho reverse Thoy havo mado up their minds that this VroWd is a sad and weary ono, and thoy will not grasp and benefit by tho few joys that como in thoir way. They may fully understand tho tlivino dictum, Droiriiiil. "Weep with thorn that weop,"boj they Die. 21. The vQueenstown, fail to realize tho oqualls binding oblibark Euphrates, Capt. Davlcs, gation to "rejoioo with thorn that do from Kan Francisco, on August 20, roioico." Lnthorau Observer. IN COUNTY KERRY, hieh arrived hero. Mondny, reports flint during terribly severe weather The Jollj- - Irlnlnnnii MnUcn Merrr t on December 5, two apprentices were Sew Unr'n 11 n;. washed overboard nnd drowned, Tho celobratiou of Now Yoar'a is a Uovtno on C'tew piost importaut festival overywhoro in With the Rescued Hoard. of the moro eo Jroland, but perhaps uowhoro London, Dec. 17. The Danish steamthan in Kerry. Thero it is tho day of er Thlngvalla, from New York for lazy, knowing fairs nnd stooplochaaea Dunnct Head nnd looking doukoys being tho principal Christlnnio, passed had on board the that aud it is tho ijnnnld iU'o she participants iu tho latter British steamer Govine, of day on which the itinerant fakir bases crew foundcicd at en on peeember which all his hopes of eelling lead for silver 11. snd washed copper for "puro 18 carat d four-innW- il committed suicide with dynamite. one worthy of your confidence and Tho Bell Telephone Co. la contempatronage. He was a citizen of plating the construction of lines in our town, Hartsvi le. .Tenn.. for Cuba. It. is rumored that all the lend pro- twelve years and has proven him ducers In Missouri may form a combi- self to be an efficient dentist. nation. D. G. Brown. Countv Court Clerk: Gen. Grosenor has returned to J. D. Lauderdale, Circuit Clerk; Washington. He la anxious to be the 13. D. Bradley, Sheriff; next governor of Ohio. Joseph Strnublngcr wns caught be- D. L. Reed, Register; neath a calng mass of earth, near C. V. Gwin, Postmaster; R. M. Potts, Assistant Cashier; I'rcnclt Village, 111,, nnd killed. 1. G. Handle wits Khnt to death at M. L. Wrirht, Cashier Bank of Dallas, Tex., by II. P. Krwin, whom he Hartsvillc. lind threatened to kill on sight. lilehard Mllllgan, it m Hchinnn, wns Lieut-Col- . Belknap. killed while coupling cars nt the NaWith reference to the suggestion tional stock yards nt 1'ast St. Lou!t, that has been made by. cer111. Jim I'nttou, comicted of drowning tain Republican leaders to brine his own child near Dexter, Mo., was out Licut.-ColonBelknap for the sentenced to three years' imprisonKcpublican nomination for Gov ment. ernor, a Washington dispatch In a railroad collision nt Collins-Wil- says: 111., Fireman Van Whlteworth Ihe suggestion of Lieut.-Col- . was killed nmKboth engines demolBelknap for the Republican nomiished. Hunt, ot Dexter, Mo., nee for Governor elicits much inCol. who disappeared sccral days ago, terest here and much favor. 'The nomination wrote his family that he would ncter Colston saysi would be a wise and strong one. return. Senator Proctor, In open senate, Col. Belknap would have the enstntcd that it was the intention of this tire confidence of the business men government to pay off the Cuban in- of the State, and I should think it surgents. would go far to unite the RcQubli-ca- n The negotiations for a new commer- tactions. It would be a most trenty between tho United States Peru hnve fniled, for the time be excellent nomination."' ing at least. Gordon-Prewit- t. The fatal shooting of Leon Alvarez near El Pnso, Tex., was found to have Hon. W. L Gordon and Mrs. been accidentally done by n boy who Sallie Prcwitt, both of Madison-ville- , was hunting. were married Thursday evenImportant work awaits the president's return to Washington. An am- ing, December 15th, at the e bassador, n minister nnd n cabinet of Mrs. Vida Boyle, sister of officer arc to be appointed. Mr. Rush orders for 1,000 coffins have the t ride, in Madisonville. been gien by the wnr department to and Mrs. Gordon went south the the National Cnsket Co., ot Pittsburgh, same evening for a wedding jourPa., with 4,000 rough boxes. Prince George of Greece, whose ten- ney. ure of office ns commissioner general Johnson-Qordo- n. of the European powers n Crete began Monday, has gone to Cnnea. On Thursday morning, Dec, 15, The French court of cassation, acto a special dispatch from at- - 1 J o'clock at the MJcthodist cording Paris, has demanded the secret dos- church in Madisonville, Mr. Abner sier, undertaking not to publish its Johnson, of Tennessee, and Miss contents. The United States cruiser Resolute Effie Gordon, daughter of u T inW left League Island nnvy yard, Monday, L. Gordon, of Madisonville, were for Havana with a forpo "of marines married. A large number of friends and supplies for the naval station at were present. Mr, Johnson is a the Cuban capltnl, Patrick Dwyer, 75 years old and i traveling talesman for a St. Louis widower, living with his sister in St. Louis, fell down the steps from the house. They left on the noon train first floor of the house to the base- for St. Louis. ment, breaking his neck. Maj. Mnrchand and bU party cvacu-ate- a The New Devier Coal Company ha Fnshoda during the morning (ft discontinued to "a great extent all outside December 11, when the French flag work in U way of buildings, but are poshwas lowered and the British nnd ing the mine work wjin si) possible ppped. Egyptian flags were hoisted. They have shipped considerable coal, and Mr, pnd Mrs. Frank Magowan, who own will hive tbc entries opened by spring In were accused pf kidnaping their child, were ncquitted fi that charge order to give employment to quite a number by Judge Dissette, nt Cleveland, 0., of cuners. At the svnje time tbey will bewho decided that IV parent could not gin wopk qo a nittrjtjcr pf house?, to be ocOeptral CJty "steal" his own child. cupied by the employes During n fire in the stables at Fort Adam?, Kewport, R. I., an explosion ft P"TTWisp occurred in a giinnhcd, killing three A, Seventh artillery, men of Battery nnd injuring eight othersoldlers, AH the horses were sniBP" Two Apprentice Wmliril Uverbosrd nnd 111., el e, icsi-denc- all whom it may concern: We tho undersigned citizens and The recent rains of Tcxns will greatofficers of Trousdale County, Tenn., ly benefit tho wheat crop. Jacob Sill wns killed by B. U. Ray Hartsvillc, take pleasure in recomIn a duel near Clnrcndon, Tex. mending Dr. R. T. Dishman as Bald Brown, of Grundy county, To OTUEJiWJSB LTNjNOTIOED. Dr. Dishman, Dentist. Treasurer $100,000 Paid, Frankfort, Ky , Dec. Long this morning issued checks for $100,000, concluding the payment of old "Pink" warrants to the last of June, 1897. This, completes the payment of all money payable to the outstanding this year's revewarii.fund-fronue. $300,000- has been paid to this fund this month. Treasurer Long announced that the next call would be made in February, to be paid out of revenue from the railroads, which will como to the - 20. Treasury in January. A Younp; Girl's Death. Hopkinsville, Ky., Dec. 19 Miss Willie Steele, aged fourteen, died suddenly at her home, in Fairview, last night of dropsy of the heart. She was a daughter of the late James Steele, for two terms Sheriff of Christian county. Crick llecln Cutters. Two of the Hccla Coal Company's best cutlers made a record of which they'aro proud on December 16 The power at Hecla is electricity and the machines used were chain cutters Lem Owens cut 1G1 feet of coal In nine hours, making seven moves. On the same date and in Iho same time Bert Coltrell cut 143 feet. Theso records of good men under good conditions are quite Inlerestinc to the readers of Tub 13eb, and reports of such items are invitee iium 1110 mulcts or lueir employers, every miner enjois reading of these facts of sltll and endurance and a bost of miners read The lifts. Send in the news of somebody's work Ibat excels or compares well with these records. plls that never missed a day. Several of our young folks attended tbe pirly given at Mr. Vanover's Prlday night in tbe large city ot Mannlnglon and report baving a grand lime, Henry Mcintosh caught a fine fish f pounds, weighing about four and one day last week during the cold ley days, It wss frczen up In in the old tank pond the ice. We welcome Chatterbox and Dusy Doily, of Mannlnglon, to our midst and hope they will come often, as their lown Is brim every week. full of boy and will Hero Cash is an make somo girl a good husband. Rev Wllbo Click will preach at Cole's Chapel thejhird Sunday. .Thn noyhrldge, which has been In progresi so lonR over McFarl.md is now completed. Christmas will soon bo at band and then Santa Clause will begin his jingle to the many homes. tors. Jake Cash is on the iick list this week. Assessor Do) d was in thU vicinity last week assessing taxes. Tbe ptrty given at Mr. Oldham's was quite n success. There was a lare crowd in attendance and of course a good time was enjoyed by all It. K. Lyell's, of near Hopkinsville, is visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Whero has O. 1!, II. gono after buying Does anybody know? that fine horse Gone to meet his father in that grand old State of Tennessee. We were glad to find in tbe Columns ol Ihe Bek a letter from Sweetheart Come again. May ihe Bke thrive in the .future as it has done in Jhe past and let every column be chuck full ot good news Is the wish of, one-halgood-news about fourtcentauodred miles. Mrs. Nannio Keith will commence leaching school at McKnfght's tbe first Monday in January. This sonp; of the rabbits has been very common during tbe snow: Rabbits bot and rabbits cold, Rabbits young and rabbits old, Rabbits tender and rabbits tough; Thank the Loid, we haw rabbits enough. 1 be trial between Mrs. Daly Dlanchard and Dan West set for Saturday, wa put off until next week, some of tbe parl'M not being ready for trial. y and brother are going Mr. to buy tobacco through Ihe Cranor neighborhood. Mr. Frank Moore went a rabbit bunting Ihe other day and Mine home wllb eight rabbits and a frozen U' Miss Dor.i Ralbll and sister Flureuco Mrs. Nan spent Saturday nlgnf-w- ith Cranor's family Ramsey, of Madn.inville, has been through our cuuniry buying lobacco. , Dandy, York-Terr- mUUKId Old Rough. Crnnor Items. The party at William Foard's Saturday night was a grand success. Old and The following letters remain uncalled young e participated in Ihe fun About ZTTlROUurl seventy-fivwere present. for in the Earlington postoOice, and will be PlNS&WntT Mr Cray Moon, of Carbondalr. was tbe VtSTlBUlEO sent to tbe dead Iriter office unlrs called TMIKSDAILY guest of Mr. Sherod Terry's family Saturcars nro:i for: day night and Sunday. Astaby, Lizzie I) Anderson, 'Jmniel nEJORLCAtf HASHVIIU Drown, V. 1 Hailcy. Munroe Mr Marion Fnx spent Suodty with Ihe r CHICAGO. Brown, Georue Uaie Jamei Misses Rathff. ' 0.nJ1ILLHaN f.P.JEFFRIE5.G.P.A Bradley, Harlan Drown, Mr. Durnis Mrs L- -r Williams' school closed last MASriVllLE.ltM tVANlVIUE.IND. CofTman, Miss L"na Carrcll, Ibos 1 Friday During the live months she rode J Cecil, Koscoe Leo D.ivis, Mollie Fuller, B V. Foster. D. II. Henry, C. l Henry. Mr. J Hall, Johnnie Hale, Mrs. Marie Hester, C. Jjynor, Master las Kurtben, Mrs Alia L mblln, A Kendall Lambs Sam Lambs, Mr. N. I Langtey, Mr. John Lindle. J D Mitchell, Greene W E. Moore. Qusley, 11. D. Ncal, Mrs. Dora Osborn, Mr. Lula I'rather, Mr Lonnie Pike. Mis Kittle 1'irker, I T. bodes, Miss Mary Ratclifl, Rev. L D Slaylon, Miss Mary Stem, Dettie I have bouhgt the Hamp Stock of Thomas, Annie Tucker, L. D Vanads, Mrs. J S Vinson. W. R. Groceries and am moving my own Stock Mosjeby, Jno. W. Wbitledge. J. D C G. Rqpimson, P. M. in and adding New Goods, Am ready to Letter List. m wmmm H aammmmmm m m m m iwmmmntg pB New Grocery. 3 l'ox 1 long bas cotne and gone wh the loss oi several lives ot birds and rabbits. Mr T. Hamby, of Nebo, bas moved to our vicinity, and aims to make Ibis bis future borne. Palon Crick Is the champion coon hunter, having capgbt twelve in one week. ( any qnp pan t)eat thaj, let. us bear from tbem. W. G. I.yells, the tobacco bujer for Davis, is buyioz tobacco in this vicinity, paying five, five and one dollars for the weed Mr Leo Price's school closed Monday (fe is an Brgan teacher and we are sorry t bas closed There yere three of bis pit- - Red Hl Items. The snow which has been witri us so serve the public promptly with anything in my lino, and respectfully solicit the patronago of the people of Earlington and vicinity. In John Rule Bld'g,, R K. St. Respectfully, i Y. Q. WALKER. mwr mmmmmmmimmm -F- AB ON'T WARNING!! - D j gold." littlo bettor. Then, amid all tho tumult and terror, forth camo M. do Courval. Up ho wont on to tho stage, and, lifting his calm, commanding faco abovo tho tortured visages of tho doomed men, said como forward and meet roo liko a man. nro a spirit of ovil, begono in tho "Stranger, If you aro of mortal mold ' If you nauio of him who died for us all." Thero camo a olap ot thuudor that soemed to rend tho very sky, nnd all was dark as night, but through the darkness and tho silonco wailod a low, dying groan. When tho light camo again, nil tho gay guests wero huddled together liko scared shoop, whilo tho thrco dancers lay prostrate upon tho Btago, with thoir dresses all scorched and blackened ns if by lightning, but tho terriblo fourth was uowhoro to be soon. Monsieur the marquis sprang upon tho stago and called to his son, but Henri mado no answer. Ho was dead. It fared ovcu worso with M. do Mericourt, for ho, tho bold, high spirited, rockloss cavalier, was a hopeless idiot ovor after, crying and cowering liko a frightened child. As for Gaston do St. Cyr, tho shook sobered him onco for all. Thenceforth ho devoted JjIb lifo tg good works, and died long alter iu n foreign laud, reverenced liko a Eaiut. "And the young lady?" ask I, as Damo Madoloiuo pausos. "She married M. do Oonrval six months later, and wont away to Amer- ica, whero they lived many years", working manfully for thoir own living and beloved by all who know them, and only two years ago their grandson (ho's nn officer in tho American army, and such a fino follow) camo over to soo tho placo whero his ancestors had lived, and seemed quito pleased to find old Mndolelno Etill nlivo and hearty. So, you soo, monsieur, tho good can bring good out of t. ovil, after all. Louis At 0 o'clock on Now Yoar's ovo tho saucepans and "piggins" in tho littlo thatched cottngoa aro reflecting their gala day polish and tho holly and lanrel aud ivy on tho window sills nro doing o their best to ontshiuo tho sprigs of that brighten tho old kitchen ceiling. Wax caudles of all sizes nnd colors (having soft sods of turf for caudle-fticks- ) adorn tho upper windows of tho houso and light tho way of tho traveler along tho "borcou" or through tho mountain intricaoiea. Flitohes of bacon nrosetasido; luckless chickens ("poor crathurs") havo their heads taken off; broad criddlo cakes and round oven cakes aro baked over tho warm turf Are' with surprising rapidity, and children nre sot at Etouing raisins for tuo JXow Year's cake. Thoy havo a protty custom iu Kerry in connection with this. If n memboj of tho family has died or has emigrated to America or tho colonics, n oako js mado and stamped with tho namo of tho nbsent ono. Midnight mass is eolobrated in tho country chapels, and amoropicturosquo sight can hardly bo conceived than country men and when hundreds women, clad in tht. brightest and gayest, mako thojr way along tho roads, somo on foot, como in donkey carts and Eomo in tho jaunting cars which nro tho prido of overy Kerry heart. After mass tho worshipers become rovelcrs, aud nlong tho road to thoir homos thoy sing Now Year's carols nnd beat improvised drums. As they go members of tho party knock nt tho doors on tho way, screaming: "Got up, lazy boncsl You've slept sinco last year!" Tho man of tho houto gets up nud giyce iho visitors n "dhrap o' tho crnthur" or a bowl of goat's milk and "holiday enko," and thoy Eiug his praises until thoy got to tho noxt houso, bnt woo to tho iubospitabjo ono who refuses them entrance, for tho peculiarities of him-Ecnndhiswifo nro enlarged upon, and overy mean talo that tradition lias gathered about tho family is rehashed and given uttcranco to. Pitteburg Dispatch. mis-tlctolf f THE MARKETS, Mew Vork, Pec. 21, CATTLH-Natt- vo Steers.,,? 1 40 fff tfif? COTTON Middling FLOUR Winter Wheat.... 3 to W WJIKAT No. 2 Red 0 corn-n- o. OATB-N- o. a S I'OKK-N- ew 1S9S. 6 60 IU ST. LOUIS. COTTON Middling UKEVES Steers cows nnu ueuera. CALVES-(p- er 1W SIIKHP Fair to Choice.... (new) ... Fl.OUU-I'ate- nts Clear and Straight. WHEAT No. 2 Red Winter CORN No. 2 Mixed 3 WATS-- No. SvYn NO. 2 TOUACCO-Lu- Mm.,,, , 9 2a 3 75 M ..; & 5j ;H 64 32VI 9W wait till the last minute to buy Holiday (xOfJs- Buy now. Saturday will be too late. Our purchases have been quite large, and our sales much beyond our expectations. !Vf any pf tie best things have been sold, but if you will make known your wants at pnee we will try to satisfy them. We are confident that you cannot find better prices for the same quality of goods, tw 0 jM 2 (5 3 35 2 60 70 JM i 3 U n W 0 S1 00 CO 3 20 71 jl 27V4 8 12 ga HUTTEU-ChoJ- go rvirsMK-roa- h car iTAYT'Ior Timothy Dairy..,. LAUD Prlmo Steam Hurley,,, 3 00 H 160 CO ') u OT it if Uf "3 60 M W 9 K inn ir fln mlnrrtM c&slnew) HACON'-ClItilJ if 90 j!4 o w PiH a believe that our average Price is Lower than will be offered you "' elsewhere. "We For-- the Children we can still furnish you Wagons, THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturer of High Grade .. . Carts, Pianos, Trunks, Blackboards, Dolls, Tea Sets, Horns, jVJechanical Toys, Tin Toys, Tops, Marbles, Iron Trains, Tin Trains, Doll Furniture, pur Sets, Bopks? Games, Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Apples, and Grapes. " Boots and Shoes, Earlington, Ky. Repair Work a Specialty. . For the Grown People we have Handkerchiefs, wish to state to the general public that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I have procured the services of a first class shoemaker from Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaptign. I Towels, Center Pieces,, Umbrellas, Rugs, Bracelets,-Chajns-, Cuff Buttons, S'tuds, Fancy Rockers, Rugs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Initial Handkerchiefs, Fanyjr China,' Water Sets, Dishes, Cups and Saucers, and other items too te dious to mention. Cpme now.. Bard aro "St. lessons, Lord, to loam; Heavy our cross, nor aro wo strong, And oft with weary hearts wo turn To Tlieo and aslc, flow long, how longf Uow long must wo with every day Wako to frcxh knowledgo of cur grief And from the heart's dumb sorrow pray To Theo for quick rollef ? Deep aro tho witcrs, and our boric Flics, rudderless, Lcforo tho galo. Tho pilot fceems to Bleep, and dark Is the long night and torn tho rail. O Lord, hold lhy Storm Stressed. CO YEARS- - Globo-Dom-ocra- NEW YEAR'S IN SCOTLAND. Superstition lleKarillnir tho Flrnt Culler of the Ycur. It is an oxcoptional thing for a Scottish family to go to bed on Hogmanay. i EXPERIENCE JM iliiA Trade Marks Desiqhs c0pvriqht4 &c may ' "Don't put pff till what can be done to-morr- ow to-day- !" i On tho contrary, thoy Bit up waiting for tho "firstfoot," or tho ono who is tho first to put his foot ovor tho doorsill after tho clock has struck 13. Refreshments havo been proparcd and aro kept in roadlnoss on tables, 'docoratodas elaborately as possible. Thero aro many superstitions connect- - out Thy beacon light I Did Thou tho hungry vwaycs bo still Au3 guide our storm stressed boat aright According to Thy wllL For well wo knqw wlmlover llfo Stay bring boforo our cour&o is run, Whether In Borrow, Joy or strife, It ia Tby will, not ours, bo dono. -- Philadelphia Lodger ttoni Turlctir confldcntal Handbook on J'nUnU sent free. Oldct BKoney Jorioraruifpatmu. ratenU taken tliroiwb Muna ft to. tptcial notice, without cliarue, in wo A handeomolr lllmtrated trectlr. IiraMt S fA euiaiion ox anr icicmiun iiiunm Tear: roar months, fU Boidujraimowauwuvrp. opinion jreo wiieiuer luleklr aieexltin onr natentubto. Communlc. ! probably Anrncj) sensing n sketch nnd description otr. ST BERNARD STORE Sf il a V HUNN&Co.30,Brci:dM'' uraoea urowi w cu i New York awi,w. ' ".-- i '? . ,..rm V4 fttm;. & jU.SB: El X 'm,i r BALL AND BIRD SUPPER. REV. C. C. HALL flighty Thin. A farmer down in Robertson county had a. novel experience. In 1891 he built a small barn, and in its construction he used green willow posts at the corners and along tho sides. For some time nothing unusual was noticed, but after a year he saw that, whereas, he laid the floor near thejjround, it was three feet above the soil. He discovered that the willow posts, instead of being dead, were alive and had taken root and were growing. In their upward movement they had carried the barn along. Last spring the barn was on stilts nine feet high, and he put in a new siding thereby making it a two-stor- y Church ,Bee Jusiru roc Christmas Festivities Night. Messrs. B. W. Davis and Will Kimmohs arc fathering a novel and very attractive social entertainment to be given at Morton's Gap tomorrow, Friday evening, Dec. 23, at the town hall. It is to be a ball and bird supper. Those who will not or can not dance may cat birds and look at their more nimble-footeneighbors. Those who delight to dance may; both dance and cat and pay the piper. Neat invita tions have been issued, and everything will be arranged for the comfort and pleasure of those who attend. A cloak room is one of tho features. The gentlemen's names. above mentioned arc sufficient guarantee" of the proposed evening of enjoyxrfent. To-morrd dap Cljrtue." Writes a Christmas Letter to His Friends. I have not forgotten your generous offer that you made me when I was taking my Entertainments at St Charles. The people of the Christian '' Church at St. Charles arc making Editor Bee: great preparations to give a notable Christmas entertainment at the church on Christmas eve. A mammoth Christmas tree will be the central feature of the evening. The Methodist congregation of St. Charles arc arranging to have a novel and very attractive Christmas entertainment also. There is to be a "Rainbow" in lieu of the conventional "tree." Just what the rainbow will bring forth and whether there is" a large bag of gold or Christmas presents at the end of it will be discovered by those who attend. Both occasions are looked forward to by the St. Charles people with much pleasant anticipation. Wonderful Discovery. 15, 1898. in Pain? ! w rAL NEWS. Miss Mary and .Joe Mothersliead departure from Earlington, that space would be allotted mc to communicate to my friends at intervals, through the columns of The Bee, and now allow mc, sir, to thank you for this privilege, for I certainly esteem it as such, and take pleasure at this time in writing a few lines in token , of our friendship and the high esteem in in which we hold the good people of In tho Baok? Then probably tho kidneys. in tho Choet? Then probably Iho lungs. In tho Joints? snt last Sunday in Hanson with reiraunt. Miss Emma Mills, of Manitoin la'itcd friends in Earlington sev- raj days last week. Then probably rheumatism. No matter whore it is, nor what kind; you need havo it no longer. It may bo an hour, a day, or a year old ; it must yield to 'Mr. VV. II. Lynn, of Madison- - Dr.Ager's Cherry ille, is suffering from a severe par etic stroke and much fear is en- Frtained. as to his recovery or im provement. A letter from Rev. C. C. Hall to is friends, through The Bee, will found in another column. ' He Earlington. affair. There is now a -- with local aitmcations, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in Quite a distressing accident oc order to euro it you mubt take internal curred at Ncho, Hopkins county, remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood vhen young Hazel Tilford, son of and mucous surfaces. Hall's' Catarrh )r. F., P. Tilford, got his right Cure is not a quack medicine. It was loot badly mashed between the prescribed by one of the best physicians in this county for years, and is .a regular pre jumpers of two coal cars. scription. It is' composed nf tho best W. Gant, general evan-- . tonics known, combined with the best Elder directly on the mu blood purifiers, relist representing the South Kcn- - cous surfaces. acting perfect combination The lcky Christian Missionary Associa of the two ingredients is what produces tion, spent a day in Earlington last such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. ireck in conference witlf Elder I. H. Send for tertimonials free. F. J. Chenkby & Co., Toledo, O. reel and others concerning home Sold by Druggists, 75c. . lissionary work. Hall's Family Pills are the best. la many friends'here who will he Had to read tins good Christmas itter from his pen. Catarrh Cannot be Cured J. While in Madisonvillc examin ing the, way the war revenue law is being observed, Deputy Collector LV ill Fcland took occasion to com pliment our accommodating Coun ty Clerk-- , Jno B. Brasher, on the careful manner in which the latter vas complying with the measure. Christmas Ball Hiss Sullivan's Party. On Tuesday evening of last week Miss Lizzio Sullivan, the popular and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan of this place, gave a very charming entertainment to a large party of friends. The evening was most enjoyable. Besides the young folks of Earlington who were guests ol the evening the following from a distance took part in the pleasures of the evening: Miss Maggie Dcvcny and Mr. John Dcvcny, of Evansvillc; Miss Georgia Bishop and Mr. Will Mills, of Madison-villMiss Daisy Giannini, of Providence; Miss Emma Mills, of Manitou Mr. Jesse Kcllner, of Henderson; and the following yoifhg gentlemen from Nashville; Messrs. Frank Monahan, Harry Kicly, Joe Anderson and Jimmic Noonan. e; at Dawson Springs. Dawson Springs Christmas do- igs will be cmbclliscd by a mas querade ball to be given the even- ling of December 27th at the opera tiousc. The young men of Daw son Springs, arc preparing to make this a social event of some magni tude and full of enjoyment. 1 V Christmas at Qraoevlne. A, Christmas entertainment and Christmas tree at Grapevine is an- lounccd. The time for the enjoy- lent of this function is fixed at 1 flffprnnnn. n h'rlnrl? w.a satnrrlat v.wwv )eccmber 24th. All are invited to attend and contribute to the en joyment of (he occasion by using he tree as a means of exchange of wi.m; .., Oood for the Children. presents. Electrician Shocked. At t Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hinton, Ala., writes us August nth, 1898. "I advise all mothers to give their children Planter's Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful. I keep this medicine in the bouse and when the children are ailing I give them a doso and Ibat is the last of it." Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Henderson Sunday night Lndv Httsscll superintendent of the electric light works received t.ooo vo(Ts in his body and fell from a pole while trying to straighten out tangled wires. He tras pronounced, in a serious con- litioo,. Damage was 'done to the electric,, plant to the amount' of tbout 3,000 and the telephone property was. damaged several Eundred.dollar9 worth Tobacco Stemmers Strike. Providence, Ky., Dec. 19. The tobacco stemmers in the several factories here went on strike Friday, the strikers asking 40 cents per zoo for stemming, and the companies are only paying 3d cents. The matter .was finally compromised by the factory men agreeing to pay 334 cents per hundred. The men will return to work as usual today. Dr. Otto's Spruce Qum Bnlsnm. .Masonic, Election. A physician can prescribe Dr. Otto's Circular letters afepur-- calling of E, W. Turner Lodge, Spruce Gum Balsam. The Formula is on members package. Cures your cough in day. Jo. ,548,, F.c.and A. M., to meet on Very pleasant to take. 'Children cry for lection night, Tuesday, Dec. 27, it. Large size bottles, price 25c and 50c. ftr.th'a'purposc of closing the bus- - For sale by St, Btrjard Dreg Store. For a beautiful complexion us?Dr, less for this and electing officers German Liver Powder. ensuing year. A full it the is urged and the mem- Miss Minnie Bourland, of the are, reminded of the matter of Earlington public jers, will , school, Mies. leave Monday for Louisville, where ' she goes to attend the Kentucky Dentistry. Dr. R. T. tDishman .has moved State Teachers Association. jiis office to the residence of Mr. lames B. Hfcad, near tho postofiice Pfaflf Oft CUBAN OIL cures I IU1IIVI? Cub, Burns, Braises, Rheu ind solicits the patronage of the matism nnd Sorca. Price, 25 Cents. Carl-stedtji Public. " Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. ri50-O-i)5-- Al'Z 0J . . W iv iiAirfkiTiifT - JLX A.A.JL.A..a...fi.A..A..A. -A. .A. .A. .........&........&......... AA Z5Z3ZoiS33i3 25Zo.33.S5 355 -5 35353335 353535 3535 353535 35 K ' v RU'i'iiiim m iffi i ir it v nimiinn b c . i "k' e o ta. Most Shoes are made of leather, but that is the only thing about them that is alike. The designing, cutting, fitting, sewing, soling, must all come in before the shoe is a shoe, and it depends upon how 'these are done, whether, the shoe is as good as it should be or not. The firm of Pingrse'& Smith says: . r " bh 0 i 0 i i it-- "TheerSs notliing like Leather. Jf it's well put together:" Ourfearnest effort for about twenty long years has been to sell shoes made of good leather, well put together. Most of our shoes come direct from the manufacturer to us. We buy from shoet makers who understand their busi ness, and stand behind their work, enabling jus to see to it that you 'get your money s rorth" when you buy your shoes of us. roti o 3J 0 0 0 6 of C C To begin, I will not say "I take my pen in hand, etc.," but will say that at last we have found a name for the boy "that is as plump as an orange." We thought we would give him a short name and finally settled on the familiar Bcnjamine Henry, and for short call him Bcnnie. In connection with this topic I will not forget to add that all the congratulatory letters from the Earlingtonians were received in due time, as well as the admoni tion of Brother F. B. Arnold to immediately buy a No. 9 hat to keep my head from bursting. For congratulations accept our thanks; for admonition, will seriously consider. As Christmas draws near I am thinking of the wonderful gift to the world. We all expect to give and to receive presents soon, but friends, let us think of that heavenly gift that has come into the world for everyone, You and I are included in this great gift. We may have the benefits of this great blessing, though we, be rich or poor. Let us not forget that we have a precious gift, in value far above rubies, tendered us. When I am thinking of this wonderful gift my heart rebounds with gladness when I know it is for mi. And tills gift that brings me' glad ness is not for mc alone, but for all my friends, then this thought only causes me to rejoice with greater joy.' And now while you all will mingle as in times of yore remember that though I am here amid other friends, yet I will remember your kindness to me at many times while there, and will pray that af this time more people will accept the heavenly gift in your city than at any other time in the history of Earlington. With deep regret did I read the luncral notice of Brother Edwin Phillips,,, so kindly sent me by Brother Burr, as well as the full account in The Bee. At this late date I extend sympathy to the family, and to the children, I truty sympathize with you, for God called my father when I was only nfnc years of age. The very day Sister Hall arrived here she received notice of her father's death. We all have our afflictions, but He who gave his son to the world gives us graee to uphold us in our afflictions. With sadness do I read each week of the illness of my old friend Mr. Day, and wish I could be with him, and the family, to point them But I know there are to God. others there who' could do more possibly than I, and I content myself by knowing they will do all that human hands can do. So the "boss editor" has returned and writes in his old familiar style. I wrote him while at Dawson to visit me, but I never have heard from, but will add in parenthesis, I do not think the' people still hunt in this county. Yes we like this country. The people are good and we have back bones, spare ribs and sausago galore good old country sausage. When can we come? Well I can't say just now, but if we ever get into the Green River country we will give Earlington a call. You should be here and sit by our fire a huge fire place with logs piled up just like we read about and we keep warm, and I keep warm cutting those logs getting mem reaay ior me ure piacc. When the fire is made I enjoy it but when the wood is to cut I wish I had the largest carload of coal ever loaded by the. St. Bernard Company. There is no coal mines nearer this place than Crabtree mines and only two or three families around here burn coal. But I wilr close for this time promising to write again soon. I would be glad to receive letters from any of my friends. Wishing you all a merry Christmas arid a. happy New Year, I Yours, am, C. C. space of seven inches between the new floor and the ground, and he expects to have a three-storbarn in course of time. Greenville Bany Pectoral ner. With such apreeminently qualified liartorboost up the structure we see no reason to doubt that it will soon overtake and pass the Eiffel tower, and would suggest that the honest granger put a mortgage on the building to hold it down. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. .Michael Curtain, PlainGeld., makes the statement that she caught cold which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her sbo was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use and after taking six bottles, found herself sound and well; now does ber own housework, and is as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles of, this Great Discovery at St. Bernard Drngstore. Only 56 cents and $1.00, and every bottle guaranteed. New Spencer Medicine Co. Dear Sirs: I have been troubled with liver aod stomach complaint. I bad no appetite and my general health was very bad. I took medicine from four different doctors and tbey failed to do me any good. I got no relief until I began to use your valuable Nubian Tea. I used about two dollars worth of it, and it did me more good than all themedicine I ever took. I pounds in weight have gained thirty-fiv- e and my health is very good. I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent. I can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to the world as being a to any community. Any one who doubts this statement can write Oscar Baker. Sold y St. Bernard Drug Store. God-send Lunsforo, Ala., April piaster af terappljing it yoa feel its soothing, warming, strengthening power. It quiets congestion; draws out Immediately inflammation. It is a new plaster. A new combination of new remedies. Made after new methods. Entirely unlike any other plaster. Want to buy a splendid stock farm? 1,250-acr- e river farm. Five dollars per acre. Write Edgar Whittemore, Grand Rivers, Ky... Burned With Powder. Little Charley Egloff had rledical Society. The. Hopkins County Medical Society wil. meet at the City Hall, in Madisonville, Thursday, December 29, 1898, at 10 o'clock a. m. Following is the program for the meeting: .Catarrhal Pneumonia in children Dr. J. D. Timmons. Discussion open. Diphtheria Dr. R. L; - Bone. Discussion open. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dickerson attended A Timely Hint Bronchitis Dr. E. ,T: Almon. the funeral of their neice Tuesday. You should be wise and see that your Discussion open. Remember tbo cake walk and entertainblood and pure and your whole Endometritis Dr. J. D. Sory. system put in a perfectly healthy condi- ment, Wednesday night, December 28, at tion by the use of Dr. Carlstedt's German Masonic Hall. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Discussion open. of the county are Liver Powder. Then you will be free 'Mrs. Annie Alexander and, others were All physicians from malaria, typhoid fever, colds and the were in Madisonville, Tuesday, shopping. urgently requested to be present. grip. Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver PowW. N. Bailey, Sec. MORTONS QAP. der is the best medicine money can buy. eighteen-year-old is-r- ieh his Ha-, hands badly burned with powder the other night. His brother Joe had brought a powder keg from the ur (olofed mines and scraped out about a All mmmnnl.lllnn. an., m.tl... nf nau.. half teacup of the dampened pow- talningto this colnmn should be addressed to .ar 010. ALiiiKDia, uarungton, Ky. der which had stuck to the can. Joe put it into a coal shovel and There is to be a big concert at the Mahad Charley hold it while he sonic ball, Monday night. threw a small amount of the wet We would like to know bow Ben Hunt stuff into the fire. Well, it ex- liked the Dawson water. Mrs. Be'tlie Smith is very sick this week. ploded and some fire was thrown Willard Shelton, the on the shovel setting off the powder there and burning the boy's son ot Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Shelton, died Tuesday morning a ,8J o'clock, of pneu hands. No "otjjpr damage was monia. He 'Was a good boy and bad many done. friends. The Triumph of Modern Medical Science. Tho Perfected Product of years of Patient Toil. Tlaced over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer"8 Cherry Pectoral in tho treatment of all throat and long aHections. IMicod over tho stomach, it stops nausea and vomiting; over the bowels, it controls cramps and colic Placed over tho small of the back, it removes all congestion from tho kidneys and greatly strengthens weakness. For sale ly all Drupirista. J. C. Ayer CoLoweII, Mass. at home and abroad as an accomplished educator, a great orator and a true philanthropist. "What steady and gratifying advances have been made here during tbe past fifteen years a personal inspection of tbe material equipment strikingly proves. Tbe fundamental plan of tbe original undertaking has been steadily followed, but new features have been added; gaps in the course of instruction have been filled in: tbe patronage and resources have been largely increased, until even tbe legislative department of tbe State of Alabama, and finally the Congress of tbe United Slates recognized tbe worth of tbe work and of the great opportunities here afforded. From one small frame house tbe institute has grown until it includes the fine group of dormitories, recitation rooms, lecture balls and workshops, which have so surprised and delighted us today. A thousand students, I am told, are here cared for by nearly a hundred teachers, all together forming, with the preparatory department, a symmetrical scholastic community, which has been well called a model for the industrial colored schools of the South, Certain it is that a pupil bent on fitting himself or herself for mechanical work can here have the'' widest choice of useful and domestic occupations. "Integrity and industry are post sessions which any man can have, and every man can have them. Nobody can give them to bim nor take them from bim. He can not acquire them by inheritance; be can not buy them or beg tbem or borrow them. They belong to the individual and are bis unquestioned property. He alono can part with them. They are a good thing to have and keep. Tbey make bappy hnmes;they achieve success in every walk of life; they have won the greatest triumphs No man who has them ever gets into tbe Police Court or before tbe grand jury or in ttV work house or the chain gang. They give one moral and material power. They will bring you a- - comfortable living, make you respect yourself and command the respect of your fellows, They are invincible. The merchant requires tbe clerk whom he employs to have them. Th? railroad corporation inquires whether tbe man seeking employment possesses tbem. Every avenue of human endeavor welcomes them. Tbey are tbe only keys to open with certainty the door of opportunity to struggling manhood. Employment waits on tbem; capital requires them; citizenship is not good without tbem. If you don't already have them, get them. "In comparing the past with tbe present you should be especially grateful that it has been your good fortune to come within the influences of such an institution as that of Tuskegee, and that you are, under tbe guidance of such a strong leader. I thank bim most cordially for tbe pleasure of visiting this institution, and I bring to all here associated my good will and the best wishes of your countrymen, wishing you tbe realization of snecess in whatever undertakings may hereafter engage you. tbe-bes- Known and much respected flfe' THE EXCELIENCB OF SYRUP OF FWS "W .m 'Wfr 4 (., O. LOUISVILLE, Kj. is duo not only to tho originality and simplicity of tho combination, but also to tho enro and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes lenown to tho Ca'lifoiinia. Fio Svnur Co. only, and wo wish Jo impress upon all tho importance of purchasing tho trno and original remedy. As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by tho Califokxia F;o Srciup Co. only, n knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding tho worthless imitations manufactured by other par-tic- s. Tho high standing of tho California Fio Svnur Co. with tho medical profession, and tho satisfaction which tho genuine Syrup of Figs lias given to millions uf families, makes' the namo of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy. It is far Jn advanco of nil other laxatives, as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weakening them, and it docs not gripe nor nauseate. Ih order to get its beneficial effects, please remember tho name of tho Company . CALIFORNIA FJG SYRUP CO. SAN Fit An CISCO, CL NKVf TOItC, K. T. I - , 1; i Id Bit A, ' & EJacale FOn A Situation. .jKSfetaw Sista PHONOGRAPHY, 1 Tip elegraphu Mir,GENERAL W.R.SMITH, For circular of his famous and rcjponsltls COMMERCIAL COLLEGE LEXINGTON, KY., OF KY. UNIVERSITY. Atrarilrd Jlcilnl nt World's ExposllloB. ' Refers to thnnnnnds of graduates In poiltbns. Cml or full Ilnalnrsa Conrme. Including Tut. Hon, Dooki and Hoard in familr, about fjO. Shorlhiadjypo-Writij, aad Telegraphy, 8pealu'i. n JWTTh ettarded gradtmttx. Literary Coureo free, ItdetlreJ. ovnratlon. Lnternow. OradnateaeacceMfuL it order toknrm your litterl tench m, addrttt only, GENERAL WILBUR E. SMITH, Laxlneton.Ky. Kentucky Vnitereity retourcei, MI,OU, und Hole. had nearly luuu tiudmlt i'i cC.itifanM Uut year. Krntnekr UnlTenltjr Diploma, under teal, $ftUBSGA$ MiMHfS Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine searches out all Impurities In the System, and expels tbem harmlessly by the natural channels. i ly L It is rumored that tbe Illinois Central Railroad has secured control of the mines recently closed by Capt. Sao Brown. So says a dispatch from Sturgis. , by foo(VjJjt being properly digested, it creates poisons and goes into your blood and then you are liable to almost any disease the human system is heir to. Use Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder and watch the results. You will feel the good Give it a effects after taking' one dose. trial and be convinced. Price 25c. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam Cures Your cough. Just the medicine for chil dren. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Miss Mary E. Harrison, of Hew Mexico, Digest Your Food. For your-Cptry Dr. Otto's Spruce is here attending the bedside of her- sister, Ninety per cent, of all sickness is caused Gum Balsam.siJsc and' 50c a bottle. Mrs. Fannie Wright, who is very low with Jd niufAMNUBIAN r Idlllvl V eia, Constipation and Indigestion. Regulates tho Liver. Price, 25 cts. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. WnWWWWnWWKK' TEA cures . Christmas at Nebo. A Christmas entertainment and . 1 : observance is being arranged by PRACTICE LIMITED TO the members of the Methodist conDISEASES OF THE gregation at Nebo. Christmas EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. 0. J, Farnswortii. Agent, eve is trie time set. There will be 601 Uppcr First strict, addresses, appropriate music and Earlington, Ky. EVANSVILLE, IND. James Soutball went to Madisonville, a Christmas tree or its equivalent. Sunday. Rev. R. M. Wheat will be there B. F. Sbarber was called to White Plains A Gicat Paper. and take part. He fills his regu- on business, Sunday, Christmas Preaching nt the Gap. lar appointment at Nebo on SunRepublican in Politics. There will be a union Christmas tree at A postal card from Elder W. S. day. the Baptist church, Christmas eve.. We Payne, of Princeton, written on anticipate a pleasant time. Volcanic Eruptions the 17th instant, says he hopos to The school children are in glee over a Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life preach to the Mortons Gap congreof joy. Bbcklen's Arnica Salve cures them special tree that will be prepared for them gation of the Christian Church once also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers Monday evening by tbeir parents and Issued in $1.00 more before the close of the year Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, teacher. Price One Dollar a Year. Mr. J. C. Ress was in tbe city Sunday and expects to do so on Christmas Bruises, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilsixteen rages I Sections. $1.00 very night. He writes further about blains. Best Pile cure on earth.. Drives afternoon. his new church building at Prince- - out Pains and Aches. Only 2jcts. a box. Only a few days until Christmas and it Cure guaranteed. Sold by St. Bernard should be remembered that Christmas of The WEEKLY Issued In sec- As a tort saying, "Winter has for the druggist. ftnne in almnii emml in rtalli, n tti nv.n nt n m..Ll nt. all the holidays is not to be observed by Newspaper two papers each week give Ibe complete neis of that' week present frozen our church building drunkenness and misdemeanor, and we do Muhlenberg-'CountSued. from all parts of tbe world, so selected aad arranged as to prehope that not one drunken man of our but a few days of good weather serve Ibo thread of events from issue to issue. Tbe preparation of Tbe News Suit was filed in the United color will be found upon the streets, and io tbis form involves an immense amount of labor aud expense, and comprises and we will be under roof." States Court at Owensboro Friday that our young men especially will deport the roost complete and comprehensive News Service of any publi cation in Ibe United Slates, if not in tbe world. Story of n Slave. of last week by Azro Dyer aud themselves in such a manner as to uphold Tne WEEKLY is equally as To be bound hand and foot for years by Simeon P. Gillett against Muhlen- the standard of morality in our little- city. As a . . . nent. It is morally clean, and may be read without disease is the worst form of slavery. Geo. berg county bonds issued in Home Journal contamination by all the members of any family. It 1878 D. Williams; of Manchester, Mich , tells Mckinley contains tbe very cream of current literature and tbe toskecee. by that county for 400,000 capital how such a slave was made free. '.'My best pictorial Illustrations. Its departments devoted to "Tbe Home." "For Women," "Agricultural News," "Tbe Farm, Garden1 and Dairy" wife has been so helpless for five years stock taken by it in the Paducah are each cf tbe highest grade, and its MARKET REPORTS are correct that she could not turn over in bed alone, and Elizabcthtown railroad, now The President's Address Before and complete in every detail. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters the Louisville division of the IlliBooker Washington's School is a complete newspaIn A Word . . The WEEKLY she is wonderfully improved, and able to nois Central railroad. The suit is per, prepared and printed for intelligent and thoughtful do her owu work." This supreme remedy people. We have confidence in its ability to speak for Itself, and will cheerfor Si2,ooo. for female diseases quickly cures nervousFull of Strong Counsel to the fully mail SAMPLE COPY, free of charge, upon receipt of request. ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache, Address, THE GLOr3E PRINTING CO. St. Louis, Mo. To Cure a Cold In One Day Negro Race. fainting dizzy fever. It is rumored that one of our young lady teachers is to wed a young man of this city, and that a young man who lives near the Baptist church is to wed n Madisonville lady. Here's good wishes. Mrs. Harvey Smith and son, Moses, arc visiting in Earlington. DR. l. d. brose, ill . va M (Ltjc ID.eckly -- Semi-Week- St Couis SIobeZemocrdt, Semi-Week- ly JV ; &..,. ilin pre-er- - Semi-Weck- rt y dollar-a-ye- T . at T backache, miracle-workin-g and medicine weak, sickly, run down Only bottlo guaranteed. by St. Barnard druggist. spells. This is a godsend to Every people. 50 cents. Sold ' Take Laxative Bromo Quinine A Temperance Free Lunch. The ladies of the Madisonville Woman's Christian Temperance Union have arra'nged to open a coffee house and run it from December 22 to 26 inclusive in one of Ed , Wilkins' " store rooms on Center street. Hot coffee and soup will be served with a free lunch and everybody is welcome. There will be a contribution box handy" but no charges. Consumption Curedt Balsam will cure Dr. Otto's Spruce-Guany case of consumption if takenjio time. Consumption starts with a slight cough or cold. This wbero consumption gets its start end it you will use Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam, you will cure the cough, heal the lungs and ''throat? .and avoid the most dreaded of all diseases, consumption. Delay in attending ton slight cough may cost you your life. Large size bottles. Price 25 c. and 50c. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Storo. - Hall, W ' of 0 G O Hickory Grove, Ky., Dec. 19, '98. Best way to Invest 25 Cents. Antioc, Miss., July 1st, 1898. New Soencer Medicine Co. I want to tell you what I think of your Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and in mv family, and It is all that vou claim for it. It. is the beat Liver Medicine I ever tried, It is just the thing to lake if you are diiious. feel bad A. B. Lancaster, t, Sold by S,,Bernard Drug Store. -- -c G Wanted BISHOP & CO. MADISONVILLE, KY. r;r4 0 ad Reliable and Experienced Salesmen to handle a good line of Lubricating Oils and Grease on Address, Clinton Oil Co., Cleveland. Ohio. octa?iJ" Com-rriison. Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to The President and party first reviewed cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on more tban 600 boys and 300 girls of the each tablet. Normal School and 200 children of the The Earlington Christian Sun- training school. Each of the boys carried a stalk of sugar day School is sure to receive its cane with a palm in tbe top, each of the accustomed visttirom Santa Clause girls a stalk with cotton balls at the top, in a modest way this year, al- and the children carried stalks tipped with though no announcements have mistletoe. been made. The announcement President McKlnley spoke as follows; will come in good time. Teachers and Pupils of Tuskegee: To meet you under such pleasant auspices and to have the opportunity of a personal ob1 servation ot your work is indeed very gratifying. Tbe Tuskegee Normal and IndusInfants and Children. trial Institute is Ideal in conception, and The Kind You Have Always Bought has a large and growing reputation In Ibis " country, and is not unknown abroad. I Boars tho . sr. Iff congratulate all who are associated in this Signature of undertaking for tbe good work which it is doing in tbe education of its students to Bismarck's Iron Nerve lead lives of honor and usefulness, thus exWas the result of bis splendid health. alting the race for which it was established. Indomitable will and tremendous energy "Nowhere, I think, could a more delightare not found where Stomach, Liver. Kidthis neys and Bowels are out of order. If you ful location have been chosen for want these qualities and the success tbey unique educational experiment, which has bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. attracted the attention aud won tbe support They develop every power of brain and even of conservative philanthropists in all body. Only 25c. at St. Bernard Drug- sections of tbe country. store. "To speak of Tuskegee without paying SOLICITOR WANTED ACTIVE for "Tho Story of the Phllllpinei" by special tribute to Booker T. Washington's Mural Htlitead, commfuloned by the Governgenius and perseverance wonld be impossiment ai Official Historian to the War Department. ble. Tbe inception of this noble enterTbe book wai written in army camps at San on the Pacific with General Merritt, In the hospitals at Honolulu, In Honi Kong, In the prise was bis, and be deserves high credit American trenches at Manila, In the Insurgent for it. His was the enthusiasm and the ramnt with Aeulnaldo. on the deck ol the Oltmola with Dewey, and In the roar ot battle at the fall of enterprise which made its steady progress Manila, lionansa for agents. Drlmfulot Original established in tbe institution pictures taken by government photographers on possible and th. tnnt. Larffa book. Low Dricea. Ill nraftts. its present high standard of accomplishFreight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy un He was won a worthy reputation official war doois., uuiut tree. Aaaress, V, i, ment. Barber. Sec'r.. Star Insurance Uldg.. Chicago. at one ot tbe great leaders of bis race.wideiy The DAILY Is without a rival in all tbe West, and stands at tbe very lront among the few Really Great Newspapers of the world. Dally, Without Sunday, Sunday Edition. Dally, Including Sunday. One year 6 Months, 3 Months -- (6.00 One Year 3C to 60 Pages. $4.00 $3.00 6 Months ,..$2.00 One Year $2.00 $1.50 3 Months ... ,.$r.oo 0 Months St. 00 BY MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS WITH THE BEE. CASTOR A lor ytTt THE MTH-WESTEM LIMITED D Aaf7J4CCU4t ELECTRIC-LIGHTE- 20TH CENTURY TRAIN For St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Leaves Cliicago 6:30 p. ra. every day, Daylight Train leaves Chicago 8 130 a. m. daily except Sunday. Night Express 10:15 pv. m. daily. ALL AGENTS SELL TICKETS VIA Fran-ciac- Chicago and North:WestpijJly. The ShortLine to St. Paul, Minneapolis and Address W. B, KNlSK&RN, 0. P. 4 T. A., CHICAGO. Dulu. A' m '" WWk sflHLLflmvLLLfl -- & s. - "'v" c && !$ ftftaftftftftftftftft4ftftftftAff J 11IE SUNDAY SCIH&OL. up iiui4H -iitiiN -i4isr'M"N New Goods Cheap L LtSSON XIII, fOURTH QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 25. Jfcinory OTcxt of llio Lesson, !ol. I, 0 Vorscs, 1,3 Ooldcn TcJtt, J.nKo 11, 11. Commentnry I'rorxirccl liy llio Ilcv, D, M. Etcnrns. lOopyrlcht, 1S5S, by D. M. Stoarns. Instwrt ot rv rjiinrtorly rovlovr wo nro glvon tlio cliolco of n Christmas lesson which probably innny will prefer. 1. "God, who nt sundry times and In mnnnorn npaco In times jwist unto tho fathers by tho prophet. " . Wo h,i"o In previous lusnoiis been considering how God liy the prophets entreated tho peoplo to turn ngnin to Him that Ho might bless thorn, and slneo tho tlmo when In tho garden of Kdeii Ho fought Adnm with tho question "Where- art thou?" Ho has been over seeking to win man back to Himself. Ho does this In different ways, iw If is written In Ho, xll, 10, "I lmo also spoken by tho prophets, nml I hnvo multiplied visions and used similitude) by tho ministry of tho prophets " Job scxxlll, St), HO, In tho light of tho previous port of tho chapter, tells how in innny ways Ho divi thU. Tho great thing to bo lomriiiborvil Is that what-oe- r or w hoosor may bo the Instrumentality is Is Ood Hlmiolf that is doing It. lnstdays simkcn'unto :,'. " Hnth In the us liy Ills Son, whom Ho luith "appointed li"lr'cf all things, by whom also Ho inado tl.c worlds." Tho Son Hiiu'.elf to this when In Math, s.xl, 37, In tho para bio of ihe vineyard, Ho sjiotkR of tlio Fa tin r as last of nil sending tothom His son, sajln, "They will rovuronco my Son.' liut liittfMl ofroverenclng Him they took Illm nml sli'w'Hiiu. Ho ramo unto His own, nnd Ills own received Him not. His own peopli- would not lmvo Him nnd Hl3 own iKihM'fjiions found no room fop Him, just ns nt Ills birth therowas no room for Him in tlio Inn, mitt when they crucified Him Ho was numbered with tnuiegressors, nnd they made Ills grao witii tho wicked. 0. "Who, being tho Iirightness of His glory nnd tlio oxpross lmngeof His jierson, nnd upholding nil tilings by tho wurd of Ills power, whon llo had liy Himself purged our sins, snt down on tho right hand of tho Majesty on high." Cod was In Christ. Ho was God manifest In tho Hesh (II Cor. v, 10; I Tim. ill, 10), but tho glory tliat was In Illm was generally conciwled. It was elled liy Ills mortal body (Holt, "x, SO), yet on tho Mount of Transfiguration It shono forth nnd was witnessed by tho favored, threo (H i'ot. J, 17; John i, 14). Tlio phmso "ospress Imago" is just Jlio wont "clinractec;' in tho Greek nnd ll, I think, uod now hero elsn. In Josus Christ wo seo tho diameter of God, nnd tUero li no oharurter In us thnt amounts to nnythlng npnr- - from Christ in us. He, liy tho sacrifice of Illm-t-clput nwoy forever tlio sins of nil who receivo Him. Ho hmi made provision for tho salvation of nil, but those, only who eomo receive tho boocfit. How can they coiuo unlefls they hear? J. "Hclng imido no much better than tho angels, ns Ho hnth by Inhcrltaueo n morn excellent namo tltnn they." Tho angels am ministering spirits sent forth to minister unto tho heirs of saltation, but to any of tlicin God never said, "Sit on my right bond until I make thlno enouiles thy footstool" (versos 13, 14). Ho made Himself for a Uttlowhllo inferior to tho nngels, taking ujkmi Him our nature that Ho might in duo tlino llffc us up b). to Ills iwsitlon (chapter ii, 6. 'Tor unto which of tho nngels said Ho nt nny timo, Thou art my .on, tills dny linvo I liegotteu thco?" And.ngnln, "I will bo to Illm a Father nml Ho shall bo to mo a Son." Tlio first quotation hero refers to HU resurrection from tho dead (Ps. l, 7; Acts xlii, 83); tho second to His being heir to (ho thronoof David (II Sam. vll, 1 1). Xo ongcl can ever sit oil David's throne, nor can an angel ever possess a mortal body mndo immortal. Tlio word "better" is ono of tho keywords of this epistle, aud In chapters I and it tlio central .thought eccnu to bo " better thnnnngols," while in tlio following chapters it is better than Moses or Aaron or tho tnbornncle, and wo nro to run with patlcnco tho mco that Is setboforo us, "looking unto Jesus" and waiting for Himtocomo back from jioavcu. Ho was with power declared to bo tho Son of God by tho resurrection from tho dond, nnd wo shall bo fully manifest as fcons of God in tho rosurrcwtlqn. 0. "And again when Hobringeth In tho first begotten InfjQ tlio world IIu saith, And let all tho nngels of God worship Him." When Ho bringeth Tho margin wiys again," and o idently ixiftrs to Ills socond coming In power and glory, nnd this Is tlio ecuso of IV xlvll, from which tlio quotation is made, for itspcaksof Hisreigii nnd His judgment of His enomlos and His kingdom. It is wrltton in Din. II, 10, in connection with tho Judgment, that dl-V5-- 1 Choice ? ST. BERNARD COAL 4 Miners and INCOnPORATED. OMPANY. p.J. &!. " Christmas Goods Tho best and choiceji line of Perfumes and All omizers ever displayed ij the city. Temptations will be very great this fall to in- duce you to purchase elsewhere hclore looking at the splendid bargains we intend to offer you, but we have never failed in the past to he able to meet any emergency, and feel very confidant that as heretofore you will find we are still at the bottom in prices. Will it be asking- too much to suggest that you look over our 'stock after you have priced goods elsewhere and quality and price? We can assure you you will not regret it. Very truly, that com-gar- o ShippersofCOAL 8 - AND COKE, ss . Mr, Palmer llouse, Uronilway, PhiIuciiIi, IviinlnrL'V. I i i I IP I General- Office, Earlingtonf Kentucky, r CcPP te ANDERSON & WALLER, 4? 49 ) t JL3 JAMES K. LOVE, Tennnscpn. f xfj n o In O IiTi o Street, Nashville, , 201 N. Clicrry Mnnarrnr n. Cupl. R. G. ROUSE, Our Stock of P rK MADISOIUVILLE. KENTUCKY. TT - NKAVROT.lV ' 4 V MnC Ctr.,. T ..:. ,:!.. 0..k r 1 T IsM? v wvwfw tv yyif t tf f Mr., rnrM.r Xlnin il'Anr.Inn Qtrnnlc. vv a qii Kentucky. cp Wholesale Mo.; Building. St. Louis, Memphis, Twin. A. S. FORD, Manngcr, 327 Upper Seconil Struct, Evanr.ville, Intl. & BKO. Memphis, Term.' HESSER & Apjent-HU- NT Pocket Books MILTON, Rialto 111. J. W. BRIDGMAN, Rooi!i 316,. Western Union Building. Chicngo, 5 5 1 Is complete, including al grades, from the honest, plain, sensible affair to MpJUMrtflLH J Tho Klntl You Have Always Bought, and which has heen in uso for over HO years, lias uorno tno signniuro oi jus - and lias uecn mnuo iinucr infancy. soiwl supervision slnco its CCCCAZli, Allow no mm to tlccclvo YOU ill this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes arc hut Experiments that trlflo with and endanger tho health or Infants and Children Experience) against Experiment. iicr-l&ffl-- f-- THF FAMOUS MARKET. .,!.- - the choice silver and go! " mounted dainty tiling that all ladies admire. ND. 3 CDAU -- For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles. Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables usee. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE tip I ft You Should See Our Handsome Display of Box Paers, jjisquc figures, nu.n sorjtmcnto( fancy MiWt - Complete Drops Costoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic ""Vubstancc. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fcvcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiou and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. What is CASTORIA Paregoric, 1 BRUSHED BORE FOR BH8E BURNERS 8 Why buy Coal, d High-price- ID FURNABK8. - Line of Knives ana scissors, ana tije i . , a 11 up GENUINE CASTORIA Bears tho Signature of ALWAYS when you can get ST. BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One. ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. Anthracite' -- sorics ever bro;b q Earlington. WcJ:an interest you if you jiced q firfit-clas- lino of high clais Razors and SUaving Arcck s Poccra Knfe or a fine pajr of Scissonj ASK YDUR DEALER FDR JT AND SAVE MDNEY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. HE COT A & tnar. arcRiiara.ntjfui"m bias. The Czxf&cUi. KM In Use For Oyer TH CCNTAUR COMPANY. TT MUMHAT Our Stock agnlnit It in Turtle I'or tlie Worlt HpclnnlnRr Dee, ChrlstiniiH that littlo dilTcrcuco la apJS Cniiinifijt Iir ltc. S. II. Doyle. Always known to be full Chicago Student Who I Ins (Ma- They Will Enjoy the Same Lib- parent between tlicin nnu pcoplp who T011I0. "'JIow to enjo our rellclon." lunko uo profession of allcpiuiico to and complete, has not stered the Mystery of the "J." I let Iv, 3, 12. 13. Nell. vlll. erty ns Those in America. Chrlbt. This implies that nouo vialhlo lost any of its attractive "Go your wny ; oat tlio fnt :tuil tlrink From ihn Chicago Inler.Oce.in. Tho (lKTcrcnco is expected. It certainly U London, December 17, tlio nwcet, nnd fciuI portiouu unto tlicm ness. "There are other y truo n dilTrreuco always One of thr students of the Koine coriesiondejiof thu D.iilcy has nlno thnt such upou by Christians for wliom iiothiug is propnred ; for this been insisted things, come and see, of Chicago went to a n-bo ilay ih holy unto our Lord. Chronicle says: themselves, who thus hnvo conctxlod Jfcnd if your hands or face yo riorry ; for tiio joy of tho Lord is taurant on Jackson street a few "In response to the V.iiican's tho fairness ot tho claim thnt it ouRht your strength" (Neh. viii, 10). chap while out shopping, days ago with two friends who inquiry on the subcct, President to bo ovident. In what senso, then, is n Truo religion is not gloomy, End nnd Christian boll over bound to bo uullko try a bottle, of Edelweia austere. By many peoplo' iu some ages had fought with thu First regiMcKinlcy has sunt an assurance others? of tlio world and by soino in all nges ment at bintiago. Cream. Naturally, that the Catholics iu Cuba nnd the It is not enough to reply that ho is "'"" cloaked tlio Christian they talked of the war, and I'hillipincs will enjoy the sainu bound to bo pure, peaceable, uusclflsb ut sucu uu with gloom nnd ivI?flPV' good endeavor. This nud diligent in idea of tlio roligii, iigj Christ is falso although thu student t"Jtfced con- ample liberty as the Catholics in is truo of him, all but it is equally truo of "Lnristianity sprang siderable knowledge of thu camovcry 0110 clso. Nobody Is n ronl Chris-tin- n Auierica from Judaism and Judaism was a of whom this is uot truo at luant paign, his pronunci.ition of Span' of gladness. 1'harisoo-isof joy und "Thu Washington government ko far ns concerns tho ruling spirit and had its long face, its black robo nnd ish proper names was had.- - 'In- has also promised thu Pope that pnrposo of his lifo but nobody ot its endless austerities, but 1'harisecism variably he gave the Spanish "JV measures will be taken to prevent whom this is truo is, therefore, n Chriswns not Judaism. Thcro was much that tian. Wherein, then, lies tho peculiarijoyous and gladsomoiu tlio religion its English sound was the provisional governments de- ty of tho Christian? Is it not hi this p'f God's people If wns largely n lu-- t His conip.in.ons, who wrru spoiling convents or seizing eccles- fact that ho is animated, ns no ono el bo jof p.icriliclnj offerings of tbauks-givitig- , t r posted on the Cnstilian tongue, is, imitating iastical property. The Pope lias nudby tho diktinct pnrposo of Cougrcga-tioualis- t, tho Jarger iiart of tho offerhonoriug Jesus Christ? ing was cateil by H9 offcier uud his stood it as long as iluy could, nnd sunt Ins warmest thanks to Presiv friends in a eocial festal meal. Thus it fin.illy one of tliein saidj "See here, dent McKiuley." CtinrciiEotnr. was hero in connection with llio a if ou want to talk war uith us you And, best of nil, by churphgoing wo of tho feast of trumpets, thu A Wnjk Spanish havo our shnro in tho greatest net of ycr. Now Year's festival of tho Jews, after nuit proncjiince those Christian worship tho showing forth their return from captivity. At tho wotds as lliey blionld he. Say, from llie tli6 reading of tho law tho peoplo wcro in'I'lie tit xt national Democratic uf tho Lord's death iu ffeslf holy sacrtli vo may pat nml drmjt fho clined to bo had and sorrowful, ns thoy 'San lliian'.and 'Moniulio,' and liieut. according to Mr. I'ryan, tlio blood ot Christ to t)u trpjighoilh i"? proper. platform, remembered their sins, but Noheminh rcniRiiihcr thnt Mlunia' calls upon them to put nivay badness Don't give the words the ' sound. will be a repetition of the Chicago of our poiil. No privato prayer, no rending at iiouio, will mako up for nnd to rejoice. Tho tlirco jjrent annual js no 'J.' It's pionoiinced platform with a new plank" op- tho loss of this, for this is thu Chrisfestival's of jlio Jews wero seasons of joy Tin iu posing expansion. Nothing more tian's highest duty nnd tho Christian's and glnJnes's nnd of social feasting. Of II ' always." privilege. By pll tlio Joyvjslr religious 'observances, "Oh, is ii?" returned the stu- will be needed to insure a Repub- dearestyour Uoil, you churchgoiug yqu honor win IIIh blessing only ojiq was n faht, niiij pnt wni f.lio lican walk-overdent with a sneer of sarcasm, for en nil your pleasures nud nil your cares. iluy of (stoiiejjieiif. By for.snkin( your church you loso tlio Christianity fs tiio flower of wliJclj )C .was getting angry. "Then I About 1,800 fat turkeys were blcssijn; of Ills presence., nnd your soul Judaism wns tlio bud, pml it partakes suppose your jnnie is 'fjolin' not of its joyful characteristic. UbriKtiaiiity shipped 'from JJopkinsville tu will fulut nnd perish, until you come is n gospel, nu announcement of filiul 'John,' ns it used IP lie. ""here were near to forget uod. Aud turifhow yansyille, Jast week, TO tidings It was Jieralded by nngclio "I want )Pii to understand," he tllTPe par oais f the fowls and Bhnll Uo rciuciuTicr yon when Ho calls 'His pcopjo at tho great day? songs of gladness. It produces results shouted, "that I am a from that iogother iriulfinanl was the largest uily JoVp ni'A jjrntHucJa to iu tho hearts nud lives of inon that s nnd si'otjoii for ninny yearn Ood for piciitlnK, rcduoniiiig pud wnpt'f-fyin- g fiwakcn joy iimong tho nngels of Gol in ,11 limp onto me, jou h.iojnissi-you if you want anythingfrom heavei. WJiy sliould it not prodnco joy I'll show you I Ills is no lioMnu .Fifty four of thu inmates of the Him, if you havo a soul to bo wed uuiuiuuuj 1 guiiiy Mupem iu tho Wieyers jipoi; i,irth? As in tho matter. By the humping ilerusa Cleveland Orphan Asylum at Ver- don't givo up going to churclu If you cato of thq Israolitefl Jioro jvv irQ,';91H ou haven't any more sense sailles, Ky., were poisoned last don't lovo Cod, if you don't enro about utan9 wasn!ngtony umani maijded to rbjoico. "Kojoico in ho Jem, XiOnl olwiiy," nays Paul, ''and again J than a hacJirahJijt you insinu- week. The energetic work of a salvation, it is useless to argun with yon. Church LvaugolisL say rejoico." m, NBorasxa, ate that I'm apoiinlry hae J'll corps of physicians saved the lives Tho benefits of Christian joy pro of tliote affected, 'flic f rouble was Tl'im llllils niaillnf. 3y iliminyl I'm Joy r.trongtboiis, invigo-rate- a hrea your liawf I ijy ;i new ppok using waier A class nf porixmH yl)o prpfpss.jp Jovii "Tho joy of tho Lord is your going." !!9 for cooking from a stagnant pipe. thu !blo pxcuso their nt'ecf of it by A joyful spirit is nincli hotstrength." i(4 And the indignant student put saying that thoy havo no tfrno for Hlblo ter ablo to meet tho trials nud burdens The nitubftaniQ of (Jivaua arc reaiiug. I3utlsthoroniiypersoi ii) this of life. It fortifies us nguiust tlio temp- on his hat and walked out. tations to worldly joys. Olio who has said to be panic stricken for fear land who cnnijot cpinjnntid tbP time to Spanish authorities are reported read a phaptor from thpplcriptqrospvery tatted of tlio joy of tho Lord cares litllo for tho plensuresof tho world, which to he torturing Cnrhst prisoners in of the bp.inii.li uoldiirs wlio will day? It may bo doubted whether thorp hi such a purson. TJiero nro many wlio wcro formerly so' nttrnctivo. Our joy their "examinations" of the letter soon clepatt. cannot lo this nud nt tho snniu tlmo do will 1m benoilj; pjthera .toy Is contn' nil that thoy desiro to do iu othor dlroc-tionUttilH MRS gious. If wo nro Joyful, Pur py will pf But that is not n reason for negimparted to otliors. Jf wo pro gjoomy f. m. nuaiT-rnAPAtrRAQtMT.eT. lecting tho Bibia Our Biblo roadiug HOWARD f. und sad, wo will jnnko them so. Wo I UIOTT, OtNL sliould bo (iuo of tlio first duties of ovcry v VI. WAKCLCV. OtN'L PAM--MOR.. ST. lOW. owo it to Christ Himself to bo joyful. AQTST. LOUIS. good nilo is to road nothing r day. A In a joyful lifo wo recommend Christ plsu until wo fiavp read ft portion pf tho to men, iu n gloomy lifo wo mnku Him tt l Scriptures. Ynil Mm Rnfnn Mritk If wo ndqpt ih s ruo, nnc unattr.iotivo to thein. Even iu Huffer-iiig1 7 7 :i, ?!"! 'TlMlfTf rigidly pdlierp q it, wp shidj i(oypracf J3eloved, nud trials we can rojnleu." tlio timo to road pt least n fow vcrse think it not strnngo concerning the ftery Yqu Qolng from the Bihlo. Tills pan 1(0 tJoup n J;riaJ, which is to try you, ns though Iinmp nud it can bo douo abroad; it can trango ng happened unto you, Mow You Are Going Edit, bo dono on n journoy. Tho man of tho but rojoc(j, inasmuch ;is yo are partak-or- s world can rend IiIh uowspnpors on tlio hnt when of Clirist'B MiTeri'gr You Aro Going Weatj cars. If wo nro us much iutcrostcd in His glory shall Ii rovcaled yu jnuy l.o tho Bihlo ns lio Is iu tho dally nows, wo glad ulho with oxcoedlng joy," Under-Ftan- d "Ring out tho old Ring in tho new shnll bo ablo to read a chapter on a railPURCHAlt TICKETS VIA THt your religion, Livo it, nud you StoK out bo tasq Ring la the true " road train. And if it is nlwoys in mind find joy iu it. will .. nr- - t..4 ri -j !."; u. wo iiia jipd prt iJny tw fl'prf to Uibjo Itoniliugs, Job xx, 4, fij xxix, tire hiiiih tu juu uio iisyvuiu uuo iroin llio reii lciison froii titi SiTijitpfes. Naouii plney fprests of Ngrway xlvlii, 1, i'a. xvi, xlvil, f'resl)ylprlai. exxvi, fi; kt. sxix, JO; S; li, Jor. xv, 10, Math. xxxv, 1, 3; lxv, fvrls' !! iriil( Lulto ii, Ml; xv, ,xv, No ono can cherish 1111 lehl pud piiil. If. .!. to its realization froin ynt Pine-Tar-Hon- ey i,ouiviLurrtvitM n, n, to year and slrlvo and itrugglo nnd f)clOUJllll'l!l. mako sacrifices for its nttnlnmeijt withand 09 ccvna "I want to incroaso my pjo" a tiio Nature's most natural remedy, Improved by out uutlorgciing a oortnlu gracious creed of tlio iiiiiolcntli century rich science to a Pleasant, Permanent, Positive of which tho hlghost powon Tho Maximum fool. Covetou.nrs3 Jh always looking Safety, Ctf?'fQrcoughs;col(Jsnndall Inflamed surfaces must honwaroaud men cau hardly misa. over noigbboiing fences nml wishing John Wiiite Olmdwlck. of the uflg aftd Brachial Tub?;. both fenco nnd noigliboj1 woro fjono. The Maximum Spood, Tho sore, weary cough-wor"Lungs aresxhlla: Covotonsuesii is holfltlmoss full grown rated ; the microbe-bearin- g Is cut; out the mucu? grecdiuues. into It is tho swinish trait cause qf that tickling Is removed, and tl;e Inflamed Tto iu fnllou human nature. Its peculiar membranes Jre hailed and Roothed $0 fhat tljere mem Tim honk vitJ wrixXn i .JS."... P?ri. peril is thoprcmium put upon tho powSan I'r.lnrln. hn flin ll..'.U ji.i. g"i.rU,P.,a is no Inclination to cougf), in7 oho.nr.ii, jiinxTr " ??rj:vm ri er of uccumulation both by the woild total. In ilia American irenchei SOLD py AUU COOP DRUQQI8TS und by tlio church. In our timo n druuk-nr- d campt will) Agulnaldc An lliadeek of W. Kent SoUlenOnly, ?Qp., 60e, finrf $1.00 could not hold ofllco in thoChiistiau ujympia wiiii uoweir, anil n tlio roar oiTiaYil.'iV . rWM,Tlia im) oij ojfier igfenagifcrntt IIIA fail tit Manila l(nnn fH. 'i? I .TT i church, but n covotous niau may not E SURE YOU GET ot o, iii. v; Sror.'.'ii'A "1 '.: :." " " ".""- - beeHprfuiyini(tf4to I AM 88 YEARS OLD. ond never Med only hold ofllco iu n church, but hold uy nauixly equal to lit. BeU'a O.VP. ATMORC, .P. 4 Hdi-Tar-ifii- fy DIr probU. Freleht paid. Credit riven PD,?ii Dr. Jip.chuich in his ofllco by menus of a WSbt. It glvw qnlck and perBionent relief all tra.hj. unoflicfal wr bookfc Oulht free k ta grtp well MeoowbiftBdeoMfl. Itmakcn Orby jjwollod by unholy gninss pockcthoiojr. MUM atteogUM. M. A. Uetcolle, Christian Iiitcj)goiipef. W. W. ETHRIDGE.fAf 2, Uni-versils LESSON IN SPANISH CATHOLICS IN THE PHILLIPINES. You Hare Always Bought rccnllur IVopIe. n frequent nocuwitlon A 1 01 noes. n 30 Years. STREET. NEW YORK CITY. MEDICINE for the MILLION to .V A" Popular Proprietarr Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the, first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution ir the trade. "1 J'" nuduu-Scriptura- i. St. :: rbemlU, the nip.ni Chemical Company, A Kmt York company ot irmnufiK-turln- OKua medicinal tablet or "tabula" compoiej placl'ipnnlbfi market about nvu of cumpresiieil tiowilered preparations if lertulit medicinal drum which hatl belli acer-talom- l tu be ot more general uie umiuiu iiimIIchI nieu (has any other, for the. cure or 01 Icvlatlon nf ncliilU common to man u lunu tlielr origin la U lnipalieil tllgeatlon or weaki'--"- ,; caiMU'ltr for anilmllatlni: fuol,alurblne nouritiunrnt and ellnilnatiUB alr. Theca-iloEueIlls Included under this head In said tu tachub) pretty jituuly eiry of dlaeu Vrulilcli tba phydclan U called uuu to preacrlbe. In preparing their standard rented (or the acceptance or tho American people the company laid iluwn tho rlnciple Krade, that everything interim; Into tho acLetiihould boot thebhjbcst ihrouxtiondatijirepaieil any ixlended and protected u to retain It uulllle Intact and unimpaired lapae of time la any climate. Only the cbulceU drug should bo uned, their ITfuufltlon shouhl belli accordance with tho luteflt ierfected methods of modern scJtmc.tri laluU'fl packed In Klaus, protected by abnorbcnt crtton, and securely cctknl. i:rn the rorks f Huso used hate been of a xrade so high In ill requirements that no mauufrcturer every day stoppers could anpply moro tbiu n small proportion from Ms out rut Hint would meet the exacting specifications. Tho class vlalsvere In turn acked In hoses of aquallty not suriuusedln beauty aud perfectlouot workmanship by I hone used ly the most f utldlous dealers In Jewelsaud ornaments of gold. Ha lug Mtt their htKhstandoril, aud neverconsentlngtn Tary from It, the proprietors resorted to the Accepted modem methods of making tnelr commodity known, and seren hundred thousand dollars In vested within IHejear In newspaper advertising ha Informed every American cltlztn ooneernlng the superior and surprising qualities of HI pans Tabnles. lining thoughtful and painstaking ohsurvers of the changed conditions that sweep very circumstance having a bearing over the commercial world, and careful to not upon tho successful prosecution of their trade, tb. manager ot tbecomiany have noted that thre Is a present Insistent tlemaud for a lower price for every article that use, and that the pMlf, although requiring tho reaches or approaches an universal best of everything, resent tielng called uion to pay heavy percentages for suerfluous ivrupnln-- t aud packing or unnecessary protection ngalnst deterioration tint inlpht result In years, but Is needless In the case of n iirctiase Intended to lo connumed In a week. It hnsalso been discovered, and protcd by tb testo tlmsand actual extierlence, that these Tabules do not have tho tendency to loss ot qualities or diminution nf ex relleuce from exposure that might at first have been expected, Inasnuwh as, under favorable conditions, thoso that have lain lonso In a drawee a travollng ling or pocket for several week or month are found to be practically as fresh and as efficacious a ever. Acting upon thcio tnggestlons, and notion particularly the unimpaired prosperity of Croat aewspapers now sold for a cent Instead of the old rat. of five time that amount, sales, the all directions audita general tendency In the experiment toward lowuprates and Increasedpasteboard nf potting lllians Tabules In coiiny lia a entered upon carums, which they will offer to the trade upon terms which will permit of a package price lower than ever Iieforo adopted for being sold by the dregxlst or storekeeper nt a up mrletary medicine MVE CENTS -- ten tabules, or doses, for one half n cnt each. The company will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In tho form with which the ieopls have learned to know and value the Illpan Tabules, but will offer t he cheaper sort -- experimentally for the benefit of such as may deslro them. It should be plainly understood that the duality of the medicine 1 Identical In both sorts, the only difference lielnir In ilia. form inn onmnaratlve tvttt of nacklnir nr nuttlnr nn. The five cent micfe. ... i.- i,f . - - . it figes are not yet f o lie naa ot an aeaiers. aiiuougn ?. is prouauio that almost anT drtm pHit will obtain a tunply whea rrauMtoU br a ciutomer fo rto o i but In any mtvo n ulnfilo ten tabules, will ugcni, jnimiiwm, lunnj address for live cents In etimpi. forwarded to the Ittpant Clmmlcal Co., No. tOBpruco Bt New York. Uutll tho ine trade, Ro4iare thoroufchljr IntroUueea to margin ot ajtenu and peotlleni win to Biipplledat n iTont,Yli.t I down cartonn for iOcenU. prl.e which vrlll allow them a fair 1?.1ozrn(lllrarton)for$tS2. ftgroE(tWcartow)l'or $2022. 23 erckti i3,CU) cwtoni) for tuu. Vsivu wim uiourucriu enr wmu ad Bernard pun-bratio- u befgro Him. " thousand thousands ministered unto Him nnd tun thousand times ten thousand stood Drugstore, 7. "And of tho nngels Ho snltli, Who innketli Ills aiicels spirits and His ministers a llnmo of fire." This is from Ve. civ, 4, which is full of God'd caro of His creatures nml ondU with tlio fir&t Jiallciulah In Scrlpturo In Vs. oill, 80, wo read, "Hlcss Ja tho Ixird, yo His imgils, that strength. Unit do His comiiiaiidmcnts, hearkening unto tlio voico of Ills word," and in tho last vcro of onr lesson cliapter wo learn tlmt tlioy nil minister unto tho heirs of salvation They ministered unto our Lord, who for nllttlo tlmo mndo Him-jicl- f lower than they. They minlhter unto fie, who nro for tlio present inferior to tlicin, b.ut when Ho shall npponr wo siiali Ito llKo Hiiv, Jn immortal resurrection bodioH 8. "Iiut io BEST TRAIN! 1.'.. .AaaAa.,aa..iiiaaasia I J.liuB. Castleman, A w ..,, "K fl ! fl ft 11 ri nn-i Vi rt irtrt rt ft rt fi AfllmrC. Latitthan.', I!recLlnriI(je Caslleman En V ; Royal Insurance Co.' Of Docs Liverpool The Largcs Fire Insurance Company in tue World. the Lamest Business Transacted In Kentucky Docs the Lamest Bussncss Transaclcd In the Southern Stales. unto tho Son If) salth, Thy throno, O God, Is foroter nnd ever; accepter of rlghtcousnoss is tho scepter of Tny kingdom." This verso nnd tho noxtnro psalm, whiqh tells of from tho forty-fifttho King and Ills marriage, nnd .H nlso told In Math, sxv nnd Hov. xlx iw preceding tho kingdom. Notice that tlio Son Is called God, confirming what wo havo already said in this lesson. Ho is now on tlio Father's throno at His right hand, but Ho will eomo to Ills own throno in dtio time, nnd then it shall bo seen that God has given Him n nnnionlwo every namo (Itov. JU, 21; Math, sxv, 31; l'hll. il, 0). Tlio despised nnd rejected Son of God, of whom tlio world takes no cognizanco nnd who fcoonis to Ixj very littlo known oon by thoso who ear His namo, yet inwhoo linnd la tlio breath of oery lUlng tiling, shall yet bo acknowledged ns King of ' Ivings nml Iionl of Ixirds. 0. "Thouhnst locil rigliteousness nnd hnted iniquity; therefore Goil, oen tliy God, hnth niiolntcd theo witii tlio oil of dullness nbovo thy fellows." Ho is nnd tho end of tho law for to overy one that beljoveth (II Cor. v, Bl; Itom.x, 4; Jer. xxill, 0; xxxlll, 10). Although Ho Jinted iniquity, Ho consented to.benr oiirn nnd to bo mado sin for us thnt wo might r.Iiaro Ills glory. rlglit-Mjiisnorigiit-coiihiitf- m una faui, (J.III--1-I- rr Si, Louis or Chicago sleepers, mm mi, (mT;. s. s Ifjri' If If .' yrt...ii An PAUL M. MOORE EARLINQTON. KY Bariiee & Castleman. MANAGERS, "" ooulbr.rn Dcfi.irlnirnt, Homo Office Louisville, Ky. Hesideat Agent for Harlinctod and Vicinity. Vev VWWVWWWWWWWWVWWWWWVWyVWWVWWVyWVWW.y. If I r- iiijiai. i. ,.$..A e ,yi,.i r,,. Jt ti, fi i,,? n j a. ',.ft ,. OPEN ALL NIOHT Ilcjoleu In the Coiiilnir I'eiirp, Tiiis wnr 1ms surely not mndo wnr seoni nuy moro lovely. In fact, tho full story nf tlio camp", tlio fluid nutl tlio h, enough to siclvtli aiiy'lienrt, nutl no oiiocnu feel much wit infliction in tlio "iuucil of glory" won in eoiKmoring such fiy oirolo nnd iucnptiblo nation. Lotus I'atlior rojojco in tho coming pcaco, ami let us lenm tlmt igliteausuofeH and Iioih est)" nnd purity nutl genuine Junior nru tlio mifcguurdH of a people, inn) may our terms of penoobo sullied b no unjust or Miifnir (loniauds. Amoricnu Friend. v hum If lion-pit- nl 10-1- 14-U- DR. BELL'S 1 M .lELdlBfev A new feature, isn't it? But then new and features have put us at the head of the procession. up-to-da- SlM'lirlliK, pro-sunt- WHEN YOU HAVE ANY HAULING TO DO GIVE US YOUR ORDER. J3 A F2 1ST E '""(P KSftWrn-- TT 6c ARNOLD, iplMIHI,'P General Wnsliiugtou, it is enid, onco tittered nu ontli, mid liis cxnmplois ns mi esc uso for tho prtifaimx of other men, but with tlio htntomenfc Ocn-orWashington's opinion of (.wearing should nlwnys bo joined. IIu said, "This is n vico so mean nml low, without nuy temptation, thnt ovory man of riciiho nnil fhninctcr dotcetB and dcsplsus it. ij n EARLINGTON KENTUCKY. i'.1!llliy"''l'''iiyJ'ryTO msssm IdM2M3 Hit mli" JaWi LUKtS St 7mmm '-'.- of of Ifamim 9f Qm&w W Wfmum of !fi Ml la llina. Hold hr ilrucnkis. I Couiili l I WHtllt All l'lno-Tu- rJrup. FAILS. 'J uiitcs OiiuiL UdO sV- -" II III II ;v.sh,:va'ai ft f Itll's 1 '? . ) fa iibSMJLvJ

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