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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, December 29, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898122901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, December 29, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ik e i r TwJ A r 1 ti I Ow Ii i F IIw1S II w t ot IaA fO 0 onlJi Chocolates andj rLd1 Crystnlized Fruts ntA p SISKS ever shown in MadisonviJcJ kNUTH EARLINGTONJ HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY DECEMBER 29 1898YEAR 1Id Ai It W ISTORE NEWS I II I Some of the Good Things rin the Big 4st Bernard Store t iinall Departments ii3i EverybodytjShoes for As we always have so have we now the best things on earth in Shoes f everybody of any age Nothing fortthe most substantial and genuine UII 8SpecialtiesForFor Men The best things from the I big factory ofJ S Nelson tFall Winter Clothing v Large variety of HONEST SUBSTANTIAL and Stylish Goods 1a ttest Cut and Finish NOTHINGV V i i i34question rBig and Broad and Thick and Warm 11- 34Blakets Made of Sheeps Wool Elegant things and Cheap Genuine Goods All Ir- j iiI Good Bargains Overcoats tEverybodyQuality tWarm Goods Strong Goods No trouble to buyas it takes so little moneyt 1 Millinery tselections of late in Sail 44 4lotCapesand Jackets A variedassort ment of latest patterns of La dies and Child rens Capes and Jackets at prices that will fit any purse We can t describe them I here Come and see 1- p Groceries 8 No other stock so com plete and fresh outside a rlarge city Every neces I i sary and luxury that is rmade or grows to eat AOurreputationhonest ifgoods and honest values is degreeL rA ment and tIito canned goods iJ we have everything in I that can fre canned Fruitslr S y get bles Syrups Meats A Tiish canned fey canners tha 4U1can We cant tellthe stottv here tot our shelves talk lc x ceGoodsqlose Prices I Ji ST TURBULENCE IN HAVNL The Cubans Seem Inclined to Make Trouble In the City When the f Spanish Evacuate MANY PERSONS INJURED IN FRACASES The Spanish Troops Kracuatlng Varlods Portions of the City Do Itapldlr tbat It Is Difficult for tlio Americans to Prompt If Occupy Rod Adequately 1ollbe the Territory Havana Dec 27 Francisco Quln tero a Spanish guerrilla while wall- Ing along Oenlos street yesterday woe fired nt from a house and seriously wounded During tile last 24 hours one innn hUB been killed and 12 have been wounded In affrays In different ports of the city and 11 burglaries have been commUted The city is In a state of unrest 1hrcc more wards of Havana were evacuated yesterday No UUlujrnlty to Spain In Hoisting the American Flaf- Jji ruclm Miy8 It can see no disloyal ty to Spain on the part of Spanish res idents in Cuba if they choose to hoist the American anti Cuban hogs be cniiNc Spain renounced the Island with out consulting the Spaniards Captfien Cnstellanos after formal ly delivering over the Island to the the American and Cuban floW be will leave for Matunzns where he will remain n fortnight going thence to Clenfucgos IroWouUle1 with n Machete for Ilefaslnc to Cry VlTii Cub Libre A party of colored Cubans yesterday morning entered the wholesale grocery owned by the Spanish firm of Mestro Mata and ordered Senor Mestro IQ kiss the Cuban flag and to cry Viva Cuba Libre He refused to obey whereupon one of the Cubans cut lilt head badly with a machete Yesterday a Culmn mob threatened to attack the resiliences of Mnrfjilis ilc Montero secretary of the trcnsnry lii the iiutonomUt rnblnet anti n member of the Spanish evacuation committee The hoiRC la No lOll Neptune street In n part of the city already evacuated On the matter being brought to the at tentlon of the American commission ers n guard of regulars was sent to jguonl the residence until further or arw IMpaitaIi Stores Sucked by Cubans j Some disturbance having occurred in San Znzarc street and a Spanish store I there having been sacked by tho Cu bans the United States commission ers have sent n staff officer with a de tachment of troops to the scene of dis order Thin Eighth and Tenth regi ments of Infantry are encamped neat the Hotel Trotchn the headquarters of the Americans at Kl Vedodo- napld Evacuation by the Spanish The Spanish troops are evacuating the city so rapidly that it Is almost Imp ppsslblc for the Americans to provide prompt fpr the preservation ofI pence The proclfltnatlon of the United States commissioners appeared hi 1 extra editions of the Spanish newspa peril last evening BfaJ On nutters Mission MnjGen Butlers mission to Mntnn rns and Clenfuegos Is in the interest of sanitation and order in those cities after January 1 He will consult with the Cuban lcpcrs with a view of per uimllnir them to pxcrclje prudence to ward the Bpnnlsh tropps who after January 1 will be the guests of the Americans TOKENS OF APPREC IATION I Oolil Medals of Honor Presented to flon I Wood and President McKlnley by I the Authorities at Santiago Santiago lie i1iThp 23Senorf- lncardo the mayor of Psntlppo no eompnnlcd by the city council visited Gen Wood the military governor Fri day and presented him with an old Bpmlsh medal of honor of embossrd gold with n chain and a parchment tcrull containing tho words To make ones self beloved of time people in difficult momenta is the best of victories Time deputation requested Gen Wood to forward n slmalar medal to Presi dent McKinley with a scroll contain ing thn declaration A people never forgets its benefac tors Germ Wood replying In u few appro priate words of thanks promised to forward the presidents medal and scroll to Washington assuring the iiitiyor and councilmen that ho was pnlldcnt Mr McKinley would be grat ified to receive them- ASTREET DUEL Tr 0 Brother Avenge the Dangerous Wounding of Their Father and Mor tally Wound Ills Assailant Little Rock Ark Dec 27At liar rison Ark frank 1ace exprosecut ing attorney and his brother Henry nut M L Aderholtz a prominent f fit ckman on tho street and a duel en sued in which Aderholtz was mortal wounded The trouble grew out ofI difficulty a few days ago betweer Aderholtz and Capt Pace father ol the brothers in which Capt Pace was dangerously shot and a bystandei killed by a stray bullet v Took Them by Surprise London Dec 24The Berlin cone pondcnt of the Standard says f Despite time official announcement that Emperor William started foi Potsdam nt live oclock Thursday at ternoon it is asserted tht lIe ap ppafcd suddenly nt that hour at t meeting of the Prussian cabinet whlcl wjs being held at the residence pf Dr You Miqnel and remained until pfte I QICD oolink Kentjer DtvnII Kentucky New Era Mr Robert Kennerf of the Hop kinsville Steam Laundry and Miss Nora Duvall daughter of Rev po C Duyal left Saturday afternoon on the 513 tram for Springfield I where they were quietly married Mrs W G Bramam of Hop kinsville spfipt a few days this week with her parents c i TWO BAD EXPLOSIONS Natural las anti lied Hot ClnderiIIrlna drier to Murky Homes at Muncie Muncie IndDec24Lust evening an explosion of natural gas wrecked Henry KrtiUs grocery William Dm goo Mr Krull and two boys Arch Brcese nnd Abel Mitchell were badly burned An explosion of red hot cinders at time Indiana iron works last evening dangerously burned five persons Al bert Porter colored will die Arthur Steves was burned in the back and hurt in the face William Ensley was burned in the head and face his clothing was nil burned off Frank Chambers wns burned In time face and body above tho waist Edward Hcf ferling was struck in the side of the head and a large gash was cut MANY INSURGENTS KILLED Ileport from Hollo rla Madrid Agolnaldo Ilai rrumliccl to Release Span ish Prisoners Jlmlrld Dec 34 According to a die patch received here from Hollo Island of Ianay several engagements have taken place between time Spaniards and tho insurgents and many of tho latter have been killed or wounded It is asserted that Agulnaldo has ca bled to the government saying he will shortly release the Spanish prisoner In the hands of the insurgents This statement however haa not been con firmed DISTURBED A MEETING The Disturber Got a Permanent loookoa- lllow and lie Wont Po So Any Store Gnlllpolts 0 Dec 81 Edward Ear wood a farmer near Ycllowtown conic to Galllpollx and while on his way home ho disturbed n literary meeting In n country schoolhousc Af ter making threats to clean out the place and using bad language he was hit Just above the left eRr with a club and died of a fractured skull in nn lour UNEXPECTEPZYADJOURNEDThe Dissolve suit the llevolutlonarjr Congress Ailjonrns Manila Dec 27The socalled con gress of time revolutionary government of time Filipinos which has been in session for some time at Malolos line unexpectedly adjourned owing to the difficulty of forming a constitution The cabinet of President Agulnaldo appointed nt Uncoor on July H Jns and named in the Bncoor proclamation Issued that day has resigned ItasMnc Preparations for the Departure of the Seventeenth for Manila cplbims 0 Dec 27 Preparations for the departure pf tlio Seventeenth United Stat s Infantry for tho Vlmiilp pines are being rushed forward at Columbus m L Lieut Clay is assigned to gage LWTtVClay has been assigned to the regiment ascaptaln Lieut French of the Twentyfifth regiment nt Fort FtPBPni will Join the Seventeenth meTes and other vnCAno ell in the roster of officers will bo filled by Lieut lint brough of the Fourteenth anti Lieut Morse of the Twentythird regiments both of whom are at Manila Christmas In Santiago Celebrated Amld Summer SnrroundliiES Santiago Dec 27Most of the Americans In Santiago celebrated Christmas yesterday though hardly able to realize liMit this Is time Christ mns tide season in thp mld t of rill comforts of summer weather The palace clerks presented Gen Wood with magnificent goldmounted tortoise shell walking stick in a ma hogany case The various regiments endeavored to enjoy the season in American fashion while the hospital ship Bay State was decorated Death of Capt Llnile Washington Dec 21apt Fredep Ick LInde U K A tiled B ud dcnlyhcro yesterday lie wns n no tlvo of Michigan He served luring ljw- civil war entering originally as sergeant of the Fourth Vermont Infantry from August 1301 to January 1802 when he was commissioned a second lieutenant He was mustered out six months later and then served two years as n private and sergeant in the first Wisconsin heavy artillery lie en tered the regular army in 1800 as a second lieutenant and was promoted to captain in 1883 and retired 1885 The Distilling Ship Iris Ordered to Manila Washington Dec 24An order Is sued by the secretary of time navy di recta the distilling ship Iris now ac companying the battle ships Oregon and Iowa in their voyage around the horn to leave Call no Peru on her ar rival there this week and make p course across the Pnelnp to Manila where her services are required by the ships of Admiral Deweys fleet The Woo y Is Clear London Dec 24Time Havana cor respondent of the Times says The Spanish residents are contented tb ac cept the Inevitable believing that their Interests will bo protected and themselves fairly treated Therefore the way is clear to establish any sys tErn of government the Washington authorities may see fit to Impose Killed Her Ube mid Heruir Fond du Lnc Wls Dec 27At Oak field this county yesterday Mrs Wm Tanzer killed her sixmonthsold babe with strychnine and took the poisgq herself This falling to end her life she secured her husbands razor and cut her throat dying soon afterward Kdtrar4 F Lawrence Dead Chicago Dec 24 Edward F Lawrence one of the most prominent capitalists of Chicago and associated many large financial interests ol the city died after a short illnesu II was born in Massachusetts in 1335 Qen f co expects to have ioooAmerican troops in line for the parade on New Years day when the United States will assume full con trol in Havana IhBaIllCOUCH WiU cure Cough or Cold alnoe It relieyeBalI thro t trotfblW 5U dos Prioe N ge dnr IIW C 4 I C iJyi- f f + I NEW GOORS1i HAYANA I Old Glory and the Cuban Lone Star Flag are Nov Permitted to Fly in Havapa ONLY GOVERNMENT OFFICES EXCEPTED The Permission Convoyed In an Order from Cnitaen Cnstellanos llronfht I Out Tliousiimls of tho liaga that Shut V lloen Either Maila or Clniidentlnely Ilought In Aullclpittlonof the Change Havana Dec 2Sfhe citizens read In their morning papers yesterday an order froTh CaptGen Castcllnnos per mitting the display of Cuban and American flogs inside the lines of Spanish jurisdiction and early in the day the Stars and Stripes and the lone star of Cuba floated over many buildings In the heart ofthe city and In streets where the BnatiUh soldiers 1 rIjllj kept guard TIll pnly buildings wcepted in the order were govern meat offices Fear of the Spaniards Disappeared lcnr of the Spaniards dloappeareuv wjth the appearance of this order and Ot came thousands of flags secretly made by the women of the households or clandestinely purchased from ad venturous peddlers A Timely Order Senor de Castro the civil governor Of HflVnnni acting in accord with Gen Tudlow lips Issued Oil qrdep forbid ding any further firing of liroarms or time exploding of fire crackers in tho public thoroughfares Hn also pro hibits the nnsembllng of crowds In the streets or parks after 030 p in orders the closing of all places of enter tainment including the theaters and cafes at 11 p m forbids people tak ing part In certain African dances In which the participants are dressed in devIl pqgjumpi forbids meetings pi Nanlgoes and forbids all manifesta tions which may produce conflicts between the Cubans and Spaniards 01 between Spaniards and Americans Those who violate these orders arc threatened witH evero punlfllMnenti American Artillerymen Admitted to Cat boa Fortress A detachment of American artillery men was admitted to Cabanas fortress yesterday by request of BrlgGen Clouse in order that time men might familiarize themselves with the gune mounted there so as to be able to salute the Spanish flag on January 1 Begin was evacuated by the Span lards anti occupied by time Amerjpgn8 yesterday President McKlnleys Portrait A banner having on it a portrait of President McKinley painted by Ar mando Menocal has been on view in a window on Oblapo street where it was cheered by crowds of people It will be sent to the president by representatives of the Masonic lodges who met last night and arranged for a patriotic demonstration The Havana wards which have al ready been evacuated were the scenes of processions and noisy celebrations yesterday Excesses Committed by Exuberant Cubans A cab driver was shot Monday night for refusing to enter the territory within Spanish jurisdiction with Cu ban and American flags on his vehicle An omnibus driver and two WQWen were shot by Nnnlgoes yesterday and tho body of n lieutenant of guerillas has been found near Sciba de Agua this province He was taken from the town by a band of Cubans and killed Tho Spanish alcalde of Selba de Agua has arrived here and his son has advised him not to return or he will be killed Several guerillas are reported to have been killed at Sanctl Spiritus af ter time evacuation of that place by the Spaniards and before the American oc cupation of the town Pewey Wants Crews for Ills Recovered Spanish Ships New York Dec 2SA special to time Herald from Washington says A ca blegram has been received at the navy department from Rear Admiral Dewey asking for time immediate dispatch of officers qnd men for service on the three Spanish vessels which are to be refitted and added to his fleet I Dab Is Dead New York Dec 28Mrs Isabel Mat Ion best known by her noms de plunge of nab and Ruth Ashmore died tier home in this city Best Price of the Season Henderson Ky Dec 25The highest price that has been paid for leaf tobacco on this market was yesterday when a good lot brought 1050 and 1000 Miss Laura Ligon is spending the week at her home fa Niagara Miss Mary Wopdson of Mad sonville spent Sunday with friends here Tb powderkiowaI third further UII say other brood I ItOYA b4KINI1 POWDER Absolutely Pure BOVil UMNO rowoc oa fctw voitx RON JUSTIN S MORRILL limp rather of the United States Sinai f nds Ills IIODK and Useful Career At a Ripe Old Age Wnshingtop llcc28TTan lustin 0 MorrUI the senior UnIted 8tntc senntov from Vermont died at sq minutes past one oclock this inornUlffi Ip the eightyninth year pf his ago niter fin Illness of less than a week With him when the end came was his pisterlnlaw Miss Louise gwan isis ron James Mr Benjamin Purfce for a Iqng time associated with the sena lot Jn the finance committee WQiJ n Im LATE SENATOR JUSTIN S MOnitlLIj the capitol and Col S E Chnmbefi lain nn InUmnte rleafl Bennta prcptorwpy In tIme house at the time an were also several other frlendn The senator never recovered from the unconscious state into which he lapsed early in the day and his death was calm und peaceful The Immediate cause of his death was pneu monia which developed from an at tack qf grip contracted a week ago The venerable senator was confined tp his home but seven days Pcspite hiq advau ed age he attended hjn 5ena atoriaj duties faithfully tnrt regularly went 1t 1w capitol About ten days ejjo the Meather here was cold and foggy and his physician thinks tly t exposure to its rigors brought on the attack of grip The day before congress qdjourned for the Christmas holidays tho senator was njlRPle to leave his residence lIe grew no better as the days went on his low vitality due to advancing age being unable to resist the disease On Christmas night It developed Into pneumonia and from that time until the end he sank steadily No definite funeral arrangements have yet been made It is altogether likely that public service will be held in the senate ohaniber but just when can not now be stated The remains qffitr Jforrlll who died during tho present year are now In a vault at Rock Creek cemetery near this city and It may be that the senators body will be deposited there pending re moval to Strafford Vt where a mausoleum is now in course of cOt structlon ItQILO SURRENDERED Out Whether to the Americans or Insur gents Is Not Butted Probably the Former Madrid Dec 28Gen BIos the Spanish commander in the Visayas has telegraphed to the government from Hollo capital ot the Island of Pnnny under date of December 24 as followsAm preparing to embark on the steamer Leo XIII for Zamboango Isl mind of Mindanao having yesterday December 23 formally surrendered Hollo in time presence of the military and naval commanders the mayor and the foreign consuls Have charged the German consul with the protection of Spanish Interests Shall arrive ut Manila by the end of the month Though the dUpatch Is ambiguous It is assumed here that the surrender of Hollo was to the Americans A Ieue miTering and Christ mail liftfrom Senator Frre Lewlston Me Pec 2SMrs W H White has received a telegram from her father Senator Frye nt Washing ton directing her to present 1000 to the Central Maine General hospital at Lewlston as A peace offering and Christmas gift in menlory of Kmmle Frye his daughter ExGor Cochran of DelanareDead Wilmington Del Dec 28Joimn P Coehrane exgovernor of Delaware died at his home In Mlddletown aged 00 years He was elected governor in November 1874on the democratic ticket At the expiration of his term he retired to private life Barclars Slant In Ualtliaorr Baltimore Md Dec 28The dry goods store of Henry Weasel nt Han burg and Charles streets this city was entered by burglars Monday night and robbed of montY and checks aggregating 7000 Heavy Failure at Abilene Kas Abilene Ins Dec 2LWord hot reached Abilene that the Catlln Brothers bankers and extensive stock feeders of Mlltonvale have failed with liabilities that will run from 300000 to 500000 Their bank closed its doors Saturday Iladger Cant Moore Sentenced to Nine teen Years lu Prison New York Dec 28WA E Moore convicted of robbing Martin Mahon a hotel keeper of this city by tin Badger game was sentenced to 49 years In the state prison Subscribe for Tu Bxg j j J RIIOLES AGREED UPON I An Understanding Reached by tho American and Spanish Evacu ation Cominissioners CHANGE OCCURS JANUARY FIRST AT NOON Eleven Articles Agreed Upon vr hlch Estab huh tbo Status of the Spanish Troops Remaining on the Island Subsequent to the Assuming Control of Affairs by the United States A- ilavana Dec 2 r e tollowillr mo time articles agrejS5pon by thu AutM ton and evacuation fonmils fcli ners to govern in the chiang of wiv crrlfjnty vhloh occurs at noon on Inn Uiiry Jt wbenofter salute by tIme nicr lain leon warships the Spinlnh Ings silt be hauled down and tlv United yiuui hugs raised btlnjr wdutcd in trn by time Spnnluhj embarkedlellcd In their barracks housed or chimp yesetsaccordedhouaetitCArt 2 The Spanish chisi ofolleh rnup ttsturotho nearest American office nuthclthtrdirectly thepi1ithe post office doIhAnIWIiPlion thruto the Spanish government or on the nn aolUerSpanIsh etcArtlnehlerI hisSloopSeverelypunish RoanlabIheBllllplhmtllthrytribunalthe Inhabitants against Spanish soldlira theIunlhmentArt t If damage Is done to private cltl troopSthutheSzunishthat Spain will be responsible for dam promidcd t0Art1O The Spanish troops shalt puno tually pay for all they buy shallhastenas to evacuate the tihand as rapidly s- iosaibl 4ho ngreemnt woa principally the work ofCol Qlrautc secretary of the Spanish commission to whom credit must be given for the extraordinary concessions made by tho Americans Article 8 of the agreemnt was the ubjtct of iv Ipnjr discussion Tt was agreed that the Am should issue a proclamati habitants tl lenance of order1itTdng that SpanIsh1 HEAVY BANK ROBBERY Glgliteen Thousand Dollars Taken and No Trace of Slow It was Accom pUshed Left Ileulnd Limo 0 Dec 27The American na1 llonnl bank of this city was robbed Sunday night of 18102 Tho money was taken from the big vault Tllff bank is located on the corner of Main und ugh streets The money stolen was in currency and gold No silver was taken The robbery was discov ered yesterday morning by the banks janitor who found the door to the vault open The mnnner of entrance to the bank by the robbers is a mystery ns nil windows are protected by heavy Iron tcreens Uritiidmotiier Mother and Infant llurned to DeIspecialfrombel her daughter Mrs Ossie Malone and Mrs Malonos infant were burned to death in their home near here The women could be seen in the house limit it was impossible to rescue them though every effort wns madeThc fire was started by the use of kerosene to kindle a fire Sacasta Ua Ilieumouli Madrid Dec 25Time condition of Renor Sagasta the premier causes grave anxiety Six physicians have held Consultation regarding his case nnd concurred that he was suffering from bronchial pneumonia with high temperature and tin unfavorable ab sence of expectorationTheir Valid Seattle Wash Dec 24The title of the Northern Pacific railroad to nearly 0000000 acres of land in the state of Washington is invalid accord ing to a majority report ot time special stato legislative investigating com mittee Done to Norfolk for Further Equipment Philadelphia Dec 27The auxiliary cruiser Badger has left League Island navy yard for Norfolk where she line been ordered by the navy department for further equipment preparatory to sailing for San Francisco The Presidents Sentiments Indorsed Milwaukee Dec 25 Wolcott post the largest O A It post in tho stite at a meeting baa adopted resolutions Indorsing tho sentiments expressed by President McKinley on his recent trip south Must Prepare for the Worst San Francisco Dec 27The comB tion of Horatio SJebblns la very alarm lug and it is believed that his death may occur at any time Mrs Ida Walker principal of the Earlington Public School has been quite ill with chills during the holidays and is still a sufferer aHcGEES + CUREIKNOCKS OUT CHILLS AND FEVER Fiwasi Si tat OcaUUs M MtKB osuletlilt same sw sq UMslHU BOTTLI I Sold by George King St Charles KyV C 1 STJ IDESflDTEL ST LOUIS- BUROPBKN PLKN Rates The and 100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 25c DINNER SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SIMPER No PotatoesCakesNo l1m Two Eggs atoesCes or WaOs SO 5 and lree Teaor IINo 8 Pork Chops with Pottloes and Cakes or WsBUs and Coffee rTea20No Uke Trout flutter Sauce Cakes or WsBtt andCore orTea20 4No 5 Oal Met Uj RollsOullerandNo6 Two Eggs flutter TOASt and tlreeor TeJS Take Market St Cars direct to Hotel Try European Plan Cheapest and 1c1onJay for what you get- THoa P MILLER PRCIIOCNV NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGAAND iST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Alabama BalllmorePhiladelphia Jackson Memphis Little Rock WacoDallas I Palace Day Coaciies on all Trains Information pertaining to HOKET8 ROUTES RATES ITS Will ho furnished upon application toTteket Agents or to A J AgentMemphis 4 J H PassengerAgentD PassAgtR AgentRoomSt Louis Mo J L AgtRoomPaisAgtChattanooga 1 ifei W L DANLEY Genl Pass and Ticket Agt NASIIVILLZ TzthsiCiplUI Stock Paid In SnrptaCFnndI- BOOOO 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 18B7 JNO Ge MORTON E3A3STKE5FS 1r 3t 44 The advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi talkinRthoykilo TSTTto women ear W bank is a Cett nvenlence rziceady and out aquandering small sums when you havea largo sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Illinois Central R R ANNOUNCEMENTS Ililrb Central now 1OURISTTbe sale sod will eon time same until Sep IrlpRATES doubledayaid Louisville enables one to reach quickly and theWhilethe Thousand Islands the lake sad forest resorts of Michigan Wisconsin and Mlnneon the Hot Springs of Arkansas the Yellowstone Park or the resorts of Colorado 4K new 8oa edition entirely SH ernand and gIving factS U 111 conditions bmjrht down CenlrallIHa 26 lllustral G1 UI 11 ded12mpbletcontlllnlarcenumber ot tbe Illinois Central Railroad in the States ot Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Loulsana also a detailed wrltpup ot the tbalinefarm this pamphlet furnish reliable informs lion concerning the most accessible and prosper jbyk IL Tickets sad full Information a to rates In cue nectlon with tIme above can be had ot agents ol i the Central and connecting lines S Q Hatch Div Pass Agent Cincinnati John A Scott Div Put Agent Memphis Wm Murray Dlv Put Agent New Orleans A H Hanson 0 P A W A Kellond A 0 P A cSp Chicago LoulitHro W A NISBEV President O W WADDILL Casbl- sr3opkins eei Lou- nltiBANK MADISONVILLE KY t j Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general bankingbusiness and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties 1 i Has the finest and most secure vault la that section of Kentucky i Co CompounO prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist f drugsfreshdrugspossible work and for compensation be must be reasonabloI WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WERE CAREFUL iI ST BERNARD DRUG STORE JOB VORK e 4it fHo U Itionfurnished upon applicatkf i oJ r I k LM jJJ- la4r I J I 4 fr J t T it rr I y 4 i 2 J 1 JiLl Jee PAUl M MQORE ndltor and Manager i MfcEPUBLISHms COMPANY I Incorporated i ird the Pcilofflct at Barlluxton ai Second Vt fjLmatter SUBSCRIPTION RATES I n Year strictly In advance li oo MoalnlII II so JlonlulII J Copies 3 Specimen mailed free on application CorrMpondenta wanted In all parts the for prtlculu THURSDAY DECEMBER 29 1898 WE are are afraid Bro Glenns 1 ideas of the proprieties of a Sun day school picnic have so radi cally changed that when he gets to Heaven he wont know where he i he is at But we greet him in hiS r effort to recognize and magnify the f good in life- RECENT reports from abroad tell tofa growing liking for American corn by European consumers The I bulk of the corn which goes to forseign countries is fed to cattle buta corn meal is gradually coming ton be by the people of Jthoselands What a lot they havew yet to learnaTHE Louisville Nashville thel Nashville Chattanooga St Louis and the Southern are three p of the railroads that make their employes holiday gifts of increased wages With the first two named r the change effects all employes on tile Southern only the me 1 chanics whose wages were re duced ten per cent in 1893 which f cut is now restored I THE farmers of Hnkbo i1Thris 1 jIthinking th eight do11fCnd climbing priCes f Tof greater ben efit tt1an all the former spefMr Bryan loaded as Ica ti4re with awful prophecies iTthe future even if they do have to taketheir pay in 100 cent dollars itself and sometimes even in gold i J A DISPATCH from Henderson isays the coming January term of t Circuit Court will be the lightest docket known lor years And then ends with there are only seven murder cases on the criminal II docket and they are of but little importance This may be light for Henderson but Hopkins wouldnt know what to do with I seven murder cases But then the reporter says they are all unim portant murder cases THE Madisonville Hustler in Ii I dulges in considerable space nndI talk about the unexampled good order the sober character of the drunkenness there and the like I Madisonville is a very good town and very close to Heavenit is only four miles and a fraction from Earlington but the Hustlers boast is a little like that of the Hender son correspondent who reports a- very I light court docket with only seven murder cases none of which L arc important jTIlEMiddle and Western States arc well represented in President 3 McKinleys cabinet His recent appointment of Mr Ethan Allen Hitchcock of Missouri and the a f present Ambassador to Russia S succeed Mr Bliss as Secretary ol the Interior Is a deserved recogni tion of the Republican gains throughout the Western States in the last election New York in IMr Bliss retirement from the k nenfln A 700 Given Free BOOIfOFto each person Inter In subscribing to a t MonEUGENEt I I en t FIELD SaIIOWUOQwlII title i 1li handlomnolumelclolbPOEMS r to fund hook ofai J 4 workatheI DobleAUlallworidgreatestrtistu Ibis book could not have been manufactured for less than froo The Iund created la divided equally between tbe j family of the late Eugene Field and the Fund for the building of a monument to tbe mem ory of the beloved poet childhood Address j Eugene Field Monument Souvenir Fund l j4JsoathiookStoresI 80 Monroe St CltlCllro i f ty u 1 k1I to send postae enclose IOC II nsOssetttae e fls stt+vnnr + M Md iTnxZaci Mv 1s Inserted as our l ctrlblltl8ll Ss 1 Cabinet is left without representa tion there New York is all right but there are others GOLD seems to flow now into American coffers from all points of the compass Within a fortnight 3500000 gold from Australia came in at San Francisco and ad vices say that a mail steamer start ing from Sydney this week brings 2560000 more In some unaccountable wayto former advocates of the free silver 16 to i fal lacythe maintenance of the gold standard has not reduced but has increased the amount of money in the country and the amount in cir culation Fortunately the time of dire prediction of panic and starvation has passed and the fact of an increased and genuine pros perity and perfect credit confronts us Our Christmas Crib Let us seek the crib where our Savior lies Let us kneel with the shepherds there And with loving hearts let us give to Him Our worship of love and prayer Again we have been edified by the Christmas Crib which has been erected in our church and which represents so vividly the birth of our Lord in the stable at Bethle hemThe manner of its construction the artistic arrangement of the different images the appropriate decorations and the beautiful picture in the background with the brilliant Star of Bethlehem directing the shepherds and wise men to come and adore the Infant child displays a representation which far surpasses those of previous years And this improvement is due to the zealous efforts of Mesdames P J Herb Dan Sullivan L H OBrien Julia McGrath Misses Mollie and Maggie Whalen Lizzie Sullivan and Flora Dubois ea who contributed and collected sum iarge enough to purchase ew statues for he crib We are very grateful to those ho contributed so liberally and them that their kindness will always be remembered This years crib is a very beau tiful one and has drawn forth much admiration and praise from everyone who has seen it but as some may not have that pleasure I will therefore try to describe it The frame work of the crib is made of rustic logs The roofIS thatched with straw and cedar and suspended fronvts eaves is a scroll bearing upon if the inscription of Gloria in Excels Dec In the back Mrlinted landscape with its for Fivk3small lake canopied fct sky and from wbiciT BivTCyrt the brilliant morning star Lying in a manger one descries the Infant Savior with the Blessed Virgin on the right Saint Joseph on the left and twoj adoring angels on either side and back of the manger stands the ox and ass keeping the Infant warm with their breath then in front oft arc two sheep completing the group inside the crib J D OBRIEN r TprVf NEIGHS AND BRAYS f- OP THK lttC9 ED1cpC9J I Hark from the Toomb ndmjA Singular Ear of Corn Now that every paper is coming to the front with colossal cars of corn the hoss editor bobs up serenely with an ear of maize which he is fully confident beats all nub bins heretofore heard from in the same ratio that four aces eclipse a bobtail flush The ear in ques tion was furnished the nag man by his old friend Col Richard Buck ner a leading farmer of this county It shows sixteen rows of grain about half way the ear then they merge into eight and the last half of the ear only has that number Col Buckner assures the creeter man that he never saw nor heard of such a think before We are inclined to thing that it is a new variety of corn probably an Early Rows Next rThere is a young Herald of the this city who is develop ing such strong symptoms of ab sentmindedness that his friends are becoming alarmed Every time he calls at a certain house at the foot of Methodist Hill he forgets his Cane gloves umbrella hat chewing gum or something which necessitates another call His friends are at a loss to account for such a singular affliction Per haps the parson can tell us Wyatt is thus Vincennes Ind Dec 2iA bad wreck occurred today at Emison on tbe Evans ville and Terre Haute Railroad In which three trainmen were seriously hurt and a score of men passengers bruised and scratched The Nashville limited express going north crashed into a freight train demolishing both engines and wrecking several cars Tbe Injured are Lew Silo son the conductor Evansville Engineer Henry Oil Evansville ankle sprained Im press MessengerGeorge Moth leg crushed The in siding failed to clear tbe main track AMERICAS NEW YEAR DOUBLE TRAGEDY w E McQary and Wren Ashby Shot Down at Slaught ersvillci JODY GOOCH SHOT TO KILLi Was Mad Because His Father Had Been ArrestedI On last Thursday afternoon a double tragedy was enacted at Slaught rsviUe that was at firstI thought to be fatal for the two men most concerned They were WIE McGary and Wren Ashby hisI cousin The former marshal ofI Slaughtersville and the latter deputy marshal Jody Gooch of the same place son of Henry Gooch did the shooting with a double barrelledshotgun Both men were shot in the head and face Mc Gary lost one eye and was badly wounded in the face Ashbys wounds were not so ugly but more serious as shot entered the brain through his eye and unconsciousness and partial paralysis followed making all hope for his life vanish daysHenry Gooch had been arrested and was in the keeping of the deputy sheriff to be taken to Madi sonville on an old charge McGary may have had a hand in the arrest but Ashby took no part Afte wards McGary and Ashby were standing apart from any one else and were in conversation when Jody Gooch came up with a shot gun and fired one barrel at each of the men shooting both in the head After McGary had fallen and with one eye destroyed he raised himself partly from the groundand fired three shots from his revolver at the fleeing form oJ Gooch The last shot cut a door casing just as Gooch jumped out of the way and in at an open door Gooch was arrested by exmar shal O L Coffman and sent to the Dixon jail Henry Gooch the father was taken to Madisdnville where he gave bond As the lat ter got off the train at Madisonville he remarked to an acquaintance that Jody got him a couple of men today and seemed not the least disturbed over the tragedy McGary formerly lived at this place and was popularly known as Buffalo Bill He has many rela tives here For some years he had been a motorman on the Evans ville electric car line and had only recently moved to Slaughtersville Both men were young men of family and both were goodcitizens men of good character and standing Jody Gooch is well known here too having been a brakeman on the L N railroad While serv ing in that capacity he at one time shot at a conductor for some reason New Officers Elected At the regular annual election of E W Turner Lodge No 548 F A M on Tuesday night the following officers were elected to serve for the year 1899 Ernest Stokes M M Jesse Phillips S W S W Mothershead J W Geo Ct Atkinson Treas Chas Cowell Secy F B Arnold S D- GeoMothershead J D Pierce Myers S and T vu r eliresauand Summer Complaints 1r1ee26Conts Sold by St Bernard Drug Store LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS American Locomotives Abroad Although the history of the locomotive building industry in this country for export but a comparatively bort one it bas during its evolution made considerable strides so that now it may be classed along with that of England long considered the master conntry in this line of mechanism Therefore when orders from certain for eign sources found their way hither no great surprise was occasioned The fact that a prominent English railroad company has placed an order for some thirty loco motives with American shops however has attracted widespread attention In looking around for the cause of this new and sud den departure on the part of English in terests one confronts two situationsthe great engineers strike soms months ago and the alleged multiplicity of orders from English and other sources These orders it is stated have proved too much for the capacity of English shops While the latter statement may be true the fact re mains nevertheless that if the engineers strike which was waged so long and ended so disastrously ba4 never occurred op even if it had not ass su large pr portions as It dill itl r iy probable hat i3ritlsh bocomotlaildlng Interests would find little difficulty in keeping up tu present requirements Looked at from any point of view however the placing of the orders in this country is evidence of the truth of the trite old saying that it is an ill wind that blows nobody good whereof American locomotive interests have no cause to complaiq Dradstreets The SouthernPacific Railway Company has placed with several eastern firms con tracts for new cars and locomotives of the aggregate value of about 2000000 Tbe new rolling stock comprises 2500 box cars 250 flat cars 250 gondolas or coal cars and 50 locomotives Most of the locomotives will be of the tenwheel type and are in tended for the freight service A number of them will be used on the mountain sec tions of the companys lines inyCalifornia The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company is about to establish a new transPacific line of steamers the first vessel to sail from Yokohama January 3 for San Diego via Honolulu On and aftrr January i 1899 the salar ies of passengertrain conductors on tbe lines of Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Railway will beal the following rate When the train mileage is 4000 miles and not over 5000 2j cents per train mile when the train mileage is less than 4000 miles rates of pay to remain as at present when the train mileage exceeds 5000 miles S125 per month At present tbe maximum compensation for conductors is SIOO per month The Southern Railway management announces that on January r it will restore the wages of its mechanics which in 1893 were reduced 10 percent This wilt affect someI200 people in Atlanta whose aver age daily wage is now 3 per day It Is said that the Illinois Central Rail way Company is contemplating the es tablishment of a line of steamers between New Orleans and Havana The Chicago Great Western Railway Company has placed an order with thc Baldwin Locomotive Works for ten large tenwheel engines Tbe order probably will be followed by another for five or ten more engines of the same capacity Tbe same company will also let contracts next week for 706 new boxcars Fireman Wilt Brambam of the Nash ville accommodation was up Christmhs on a visit to relatives and friends at Earling tonOperator Will Devney who bas of late been at work at Nashville Tenn made relatives and friends at Evansville a visit this week Operator Arlington on account of ill health spent a few days at his home at Trenton Ihlsweeli Section foreman John Cummings spent Christmas at Louisville Tbe railroad boys on account of rush of business had very little time to cele brate on the holidays What could be a more agreeable gift as a New Years present than tb it tbe L 8i 0Nfive per cent in wages This to them means thousands of dollars to spend on their families Topeka Kasr Dec 2iSeven sections of the railroad bill now being fram dby the L Steering Committee have been completttdandarereadvto be presented to tire caucus the committee refuses to give them to the public until the joint Populit legislative caucus dispose of themBoth houses met at 4 oclock this after coon but more than 20 members were ab senta sufficient number to break the caucus This will delay the consideration- of the railroad bill until tomorrow- It is known that the general plan of the bill will provide a court for the trial of questions concerning the reasonableness of railroad rates within the StatelA serious difference has not been fully settled yet has arisen oyer whether there should be a seperate attorney or solicitor for the court or whether the court should be the place for the complaining party to go in the first In stance It is probable that the caucus will decide in favor of tbe seperate solicitor If it does as the proposed bill now stands the aggrieved shipper passenger or rail roadvill go the State Railroad Solicitor and tell his troubles much In the same manner that a man goes to the County Attorney or a Justice of tbe Peace when his neighbors chickens scratch up his garden or someone threatens to assault him Tbe solicitor will then consider the case and if it is 6f sufficient importance will draw up a complaint against the offending common carrier and will file IfafcjJore the court Tbe clerk of the board will then issue summonses for the parties and sub poenas for witnesses like the clerk of a court and upon the day appointed a trial will be held before tbe court which in due course will render a decision and in case it finds a rate Is too high It will have power to say what the rate shall be One of tire proposed sections will jive the board power to enforce its decisions and orders and to punish recalcitrant wit nesses and others for contempt It is also provided that the present Board of Rail road Commissioners shall be abolished and the law governing them repealed on April i 1899 which is the date fixed for the proposed bill to RO into effect It is probable that a joint resolution submitting to a vote of the people in 1900 a proposition to hold a Constitutional con vention will pass A bill putting all State institutions under a civil service commission is one of the possibilities Dispatcher D M Wooldridge made a careful inspection of all telegraph offices along the lion last week and had as usual a pleasant word for the agents and operators as well as to urge more promptness in the dispatch of business Tbe many friends of George Smith Henderson are happy indeed to learn that the L N railroad officials have elected him as their agent at that place Mr Smith has been a faithful employe of the L N for many years always lilting his position with honor to himself and for the companys good and his promotion is a deserved one and of which he is In every way worthy Tbe Chicago and Nashville Limited met with an accident one day this week in which several persons were injured a number of whom were residentsof Evansville Operator C J4artin spent a tight with friends here week Ho is very popular with our people and they bopeto see him sometime at work again on the Henderson division Your DoctorKnows Tourdoctor knows all about foods and modiolnos Tho next tlmo you BOO him Just ask him what ho thinks of scons Emulsion of CodLiver Oil with Hypo phosphites Wo aro willing to trust in his answer S For twontyflvo yoars doo tors havo proscribed our Emulsion for palonora weak ness nervous oxhaustlon and for nfl diseases that causa loss in flash Ita creamy color and its pleasant tasto mako it os poclally useful for thin and I dolloato children No other preparation of cod I liver oil is llko it Dont loso timo and risk your hoalth by taking Bomothingr unknown and untried Keep in mind I that SCOTTS EMULSION has tood tho test for a quarter a century drugghtsSCOTT York I Just a- cough I I Not worth paying attention I youhave youhavecough It annoys you also because you remember that a L fallingAt hemorrhageAt At last extremely dif- ficultAllers 1- fCherrg Pectoralquickly conquers your little W JTherethe cure now Doubt comes from neglect i centuryAyers I been curingcqlds and coughs 1 consumptionIt 1 If taken In time Ketp euefFr Ayrs Cberrg Federal PlasTers ever IHr togs II pa eGlSa Shall wo tend you a book on this subject free I Our MfdletttDepartmenf I It you hue complaint what ever desire the beat obtlnwrttlSa without cost Addreu OK AVER Jfo Mass DOWN IN THE MINES The Hecla Coal Company was not quite ready for pay day before Christmas nd their employes will be made happy ater on- Assistant Machinist W U Cnvioess says although the mining machines are being worked to their full capacity bnt few re pairs have been required on them of late so well are they constructed and managed The fact that the town ordinance does not prohibit the shooting of firecrackers and other fireworks on Christmas day gave tbe young miners here much pleasure and many dollars were spent for fireworks themFrom tbe first of last August up to the present time the St Bernard miners have been rushed with work losing but few days from their labor and with such a record Is it more than one would expect that they take a day or two off at Christmas time A writer for the United Mine Workers Journal who lately made Madiionville a visit takes a gloomy view of the projpecls for an organization there lie says even the ministers there preach that the servant should obey the master and why not so long as tbe master pays him goodwages and gives hits good advice by warning him to beware of impostors When the St Bernard Company gave the word last Friday that all was ready to pay off the men a grand rush was made for the office and it was indeed a pleasing sight to see the miners soon after take their departure with gold silver and greenbacks in their possession These miners highly Appreciate the tact that they work for a good company whose word is as good as the bank which never falls to return dollar for dollar to the depositor New tariffs on coal from the Ohio field went into effect Wednesday as a result ol tbe action of the Hocking Valley in reduc- Ing rates to meet the competition of the West Virginia field The rate to Columbus Is cut from 70 cents to 50 cents per ton the Michigan rate from SI15 to 95 cents and Chicago Illinois rates from 150 to S125 The rates it is said will bo met by competing lines An exchange says of the coal trade It Norlhwestrsection of the country unprepared tbe re ports from many sections being that forty eight hours would exhaust the coal supply on band and and in sight while the reports from some mining communities are to the effect that they are greatly delayed in filling orders tbe delay being ascribed to two causes the shortage of cars for transportation and the scarcity of coal miners As a consequence it is said that some ship pers have advanced their prices from twentyfive to fifty cents a ton Tbe re port of car shortage has been quite fre quent and extensive over practically the greater part of the competitive district though more acute In some parts than others Tbe reports from points in Illi nois Iowa Kansas Kentucky and some other western and southern points are to the effect that miners could find employment if they were obtainable The con ditions briefly described indicate a more healthy condition of mining affairs than have prevailed for a number ofyears and should be and undoubtedly is a source of satisfaction to mine workers and mine owner One unfortunate condition we notice in connection with the business of coal purchasing is the putting off tbe ob taming of the necessary supply untilso late in the season This causes an un seemlyunnecessary unbusinesslike rush at tbe end of the season embarrassing alike to the miner mine owner traffic manager dealer and consumer for it crowds the business that requires six or eight months to do Into two or three The present scarcity of coal and the scarcity of miners In some communities Is not due to anything but an unequal dlvi don of business and employes as tbe fol lowing figures prove Last year 1897 there were 397701 persons employed in und about the mines of the country their average working lime was 178 days and the coal produced In that lime amounted to 20022i6Gs tons tbe largest production in our history An analysis of the above figures proves our assertion that we are not scarce of empboyeoorjcapacity to pro dncecvlt will be sees that we have a pro ductive capacity of 1124343 Ions per day I which would yield us a total for working days excluding Sunday Ihc30GI legal holidays In the year of tons a difference In favor of production over the necessities of consumption of 135231567 tons and the lamentable fact that the vast tonnage possibility is already a serious menace to the profits and wages of those already engaged In the business of mining and shipping coal and would in dicate very forcibly that whatever may be the scarcity of coal at some points at pres enl the remedy does not lie in opening more mines or employing more miners but in a more equal of the work through the seasons St Charles Happenings We are glad to report no happenings of a serious kind over our way Christmas passed without leaving any bad marks in our town This is as It should be Ve have baU plenty of work hence everybody had money for Christmas but we have hadno disorder Our people undertook to make Christ mas enjoyable in a nice way and they have MILLER 350 LOUISVILLE The Christmas cxeretees at the Cbrlillto 4 Church on Saturday night was well at tended and was enjoyable hold treo an unusually fine one was made beautiful by the artistic arrangement of the orna ments and many handsome presents Tile song selections were good and render ed There was a great number of ll distributed many of them quite valuable Tbe rainbow at Methodist Church was a new depaature here sod a decided success It reflects tbose who I planned and executed It The colors stood out In all their beauty and was a source of delight to the beholder Many preaentt were distributed and everybodywas I happySTo those living in malarial districts Tutts Pills I areMndispensible hey keepthe J eiv system in perfect order and are 1 an absolute cure for sick headache malaria torpid liver constipa v tion and all bilious diseases Mr successfulflijEEKL lrIHIm Ir1IID m e wm continue to IIYI week by week during iSg by meaus of Illuatrations dear and concise meaner I eu all the Important real ci lb world tn a POLITICS ART ni11 or tb country 1 devoted to Tite leadinglIn lwnalent panicsI ttsital will contribute to the of thehotI rit mment1I latever VIEKLYss hrntuore making It I I 5 tr dt1rl1fOn I the foremost tilsatrated weekly the my I Cu a t n I ttc Philippines Hawaii and Porto Rico 4aces will be ImUtlytrtattJ l0 t II srieer on three These LLhIIUL Ihll t T Casper Whltnend I t lI 11 I It Millet both Itlnwlddlo who likialee road a- a us study vi tb pUces toc I I as qCi4t kximeji to i tiEflTI1l BlEST l PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR lh lIltllItS WlKLV tai been In 110 aII antwilt be 1111 In the late SpanishAmeilcaa If III 1ul r I oik ccomrIItd chat teLl ufil W and Mrptlc policy SURIAL STORmS WHEN Till SLEEPER WAKes By It 0 WelU p WIT I SXVORI ANt CRUCIFIX fly U S Van ZIU 7ltt CONSPIRATORS Uy R W Chambers ISomeShortStory ContributorsaI WjCHorrli Owen Hall F J McCarthy II S Mrrlmtn to rDens0fl II S Williams John Corbln MSBrlMO I Tilt WEST ALASKA- and Iti tidustrle tOm be treated In and Its mourns win be the P ankles t franklin ol a terKl of papers by IMward J MtthewSpurrThe London Letter This Busy World wi be win by ArnoU Whit by 13 S Martin will cootlnot to l sad will be lull of timely miller ames and Instruct Its readersCAMATEUR ATHLETICS l K1I U continued cekly by lit wUkaowu editor Mr Casper Whitaiy- cegsa101 top Smtirrlptln HOO 3r Q- AiUrtca HARPER el UROTIinRS PublUhcn New York H Y s MANAGER M and Is YCARS IXPIflIINOI KY Classes of Buildings Erected and Tn made complete ready occupancy a eluding furnishing of alt hsnls tnmmnn 1 and Itlanitii DRAWN UP ON SHORT NOof Building and Special Work Give me a TiCa chance at your work before letting contract = ra it 5 f Earl it n WILLARD HOTEL W S JR HOUSKjBEST 52 and IN tbe indigestionMr Pillssrent McGORD 1 Contractor Builder EARLINGTON All the for InJand hhnrI 3a- USJSIis e IS S S IS usis IGEO F Successor GEto ac2TOYfa look bi Livery andlersI Feed Stablei l I At the Old Stand on Mainr Jess Street westofay and 1eI4nrnp1 UluuJEARLIWETOIM l gNTUcKYROblflI FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service for 1 11 I Ii e I II S S U SISSSS P S US S SU P IlibSI I NOROVNDTABTt during MU devoted to Fiction Travel and Sport nd wtil be tie 9best allaround 9TWO 9I MUNKOB hiyMOLLv EILIOTS AWL- lIi If a vungjtero whIt Roose ts a ofthe time oft 0Uf eSOltnf rcoulN3 Oil TilE PLAINS AN EXChANGE Op SHIPS WAUlCgorI llITilE KINGS TREASURXSMIPIyJLLtAN itMrI ily itaoiNAu Oov3t1AYc WARTh0r ib actual tltrl TilE enceoftbcautrs Ou DEWYflyA SCARED hasFIGHTER DILLY OF BATTERY 1 0fly W j velAa ulrWiThily KUITCIUK C lUNsowr r esTitcieS byte dyCnluread out4oor 1fIOfh tALASKAn FISHERMAN ARCTIC WAYFARERS HjrIICJiROMi IICYUC ADAMS ART OF FLYFISHINO TWOFOOTED PIGURESKATINf IttfTREETOPDjr DAN DEARpo r P3Aaiiqoornv- Tim EDITORS TABLU TilB CAMERA CLUli STAMP5 AND COiNS PROBLEMS AND MJZZLJW AliwIirecelyeaitentlonuctnontl 11II ROUND TABLt 10 Cfnti a Ciyjr v 3attrll iti tl 00 4 tfY r Addroc IIARPIIR iiItOTtIER5rLttakrs New Yas N 11111 1y hIa- r4Z1 7 I See I ubustr we Ctjrtoe CAt NEWS I te Jorgcnson of Padu ingrelative3 here to Leu ton ol Nash ting Miss Aggie Wyatt wg fA Keown is visiting ativcs in Ohip county this week i Master Lloyd Ted made this office a pleasant visit last Monday Mr Bryan Hopper spent Christmas day at home in Hopkinsville Mr and Mrs N I Toombs spent Christmas in Slaughters vine Misses Mary Mahoney and Sallie McGrath are visiting relatives in Nashville sa QBricn is home from e spending the week with fnts and Kate Hoffman of i are visiting their grand 7rs Colbert rdio Coyle of Mortons 4iting the family of her r W R Coyle t l Wheat left Monday 4 0 relatives and friends I md Allen cdunties daugbtte sister Mrs E A Chat ow that Chatter to Earlington Shed THE BEE office a abelh Stevens and n are visiting rela this iPayne Dalsie in of i Plain and Dollic i of Madisonville k Sitli Miss Mary burt of Man is Viola Brownp She returned Tuesday afternoon l LeU1H Lessie CardI and Maggiiand Vida Barnett ilanitou visited friends andI ives here this week rs Ida Walker principal of arlington Public School has quite ill with chills during the ays and is stilla sufferer k ss Sybil Payne spent Satur in the city en route to her- ei in Nebo She has been in III since last March and friends here were very glad ta- i I her radley Wilson who has been rome on furlough forsome daysi med to his regiment at Colum = I13a yesterday Bradley 1rlooked better or healthier in life t s P B Davis is happy again a big house and plenty of ders since she moved into the ington Hotel until last week pied by Mr J F DeVylder family t r Jesse L Harned spent Sat n ay and Sunday at this place Harned has been traveling for J Robinson Norton Cowhole dry goods merchants of Louis 1efor the past eight months l The Preachers Christmas On Christmaseve as Elder 1 H Teel and family were about to retire they were disturbed by a rap ping on the door An answer to the call admitted Santa Claus who bestowed a liberal quantity of sub stantials for which he and his good wife are very grateful These things have a commercial value that is by no means despised but when considered as a token of ap pre iatlon and esteem their money value fades into comparative in S significance The fact is that old Santas sled seemed to have broken down at Bro Teels gate There was everything in the pack left there to replenish a pantry most bountifully from salt and pepper up The work was done quietly as Santa Claus is wont to work and the visi tation was a most agreeable sur prise Wonderful Discovery LUNSFORD ALA April 15 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co near SirsI have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I had no appetite and my general health was very bad I took medicine from four different doctors and they 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 the medicine I ever took I have gained thirtyfive pounds in weight and my health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend to any com munlty Any one who doubts this state meet can write OSCAR BAKER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Madisonvillca Big Day Friday of last week was the banner business day for Madisonville More money was paid out to farm ers for tobacco onthat day than on any other day since tobacco be gan to grow for that market The banks were overworked and the town was full of men who had sold the weed and realized the price Of course the general business of the town shared and furnished the things needful for the Christmas fixins of the farmers with the rocks Business hummed A Timely Hint YDU should be wise and see that your blood is rich and pure and your whole system put In a perfectly healthy condi lion by the use of Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Then you will ba free from malaria typhoid fever colds and the grip Dr Carlstedts German Liver Pow der is the best medicine money can buy For sale by St Bernard Drug Store For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Price ajc and Sac a bottle Mr Hatch Whitfield one of our most progressive farmers brought in a lot of fine dressed turkeys on the 94th Among the Jot was the largest one ever put upon the local market It weighed 27 pounds Mr Whitfield toils us that this tur key weighed on foot last fall over thirtytwo pounds and that he is satisfied that at the time of killing it weighed nearly forty pounds He expects to give especial atten tion to turkeys this season and pro poses to deal only in the best va rieties The same rule applies in poultry as in stock There is money only in the best blood Spains Greatest Need Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona Spain spends his winters at Aiken S C Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the back of his head On using Electric Bitters Americas greatest Blood and Nerve Rem edy all pain soon left him lie says this grand medicine Is what his country needs All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble purifies the blood tones up the stomach strengthens the nerves puts vim vigor and new life into every muscle nerve and organ of the body If weak tired or ailing you need it Every bottle guaranteed only 30 cents Sold by St Bernard Druggist Miss Stella Sanders returned Friday evening from St Louis where she has been for several months CUBAN OIL cures riiUIIVl9 Cuts Burns Bruises Rheumatism and Sores Price 25 cents Sold by St Bernard Drug Store I i NOTHING LIKE LEATHER Ii lL orbit Most Shoes are made of leather but t ttisting Sewing soling must all come in p o bef re the shoe is ashoe and it depends upon 2 bit how these are done whether the shoe is as t0good as it should be or not The firm of 0c bit PINGREE SMITH says bit fll r bitcIIC Jf its wellput togtthtn- OiSr Cbitiii earnest effort for about twenty long years t has been to sell shoes made of good leather o I well put together Most of our shoes come bit I direct from the manufacturer to us We buyen from shoe makers who understand their bit fcss and stand behind their work enablingrn tt3 who Iolosee to it that yu get your motleys bit I firth when you buy your shoes of us = TIN i 1k BISHOPCOtf-r MADISONVILLE KY bt 1I j i WJ 1 j- f HAPPY CIIRISTMASAT ASYLUM Dr Gardiner and Wife Handsomely Remembered by the Employes OTHER OFFICIALS HONORED Each Patient Given a Nice Christmas Package Six mhttred and sixtysix Christmas packages of candy nuts oranges and apples were given to the patients at the Western Ken tucky Asylum for the Insane on Christmas morning and with these gifts was let into their hearts and lives as much of joyous holiday sunshine as each could absorb It was an occasion to stir the Christian graces in the hearts of the bighearted men and women whose charge those unfortunate arc and these their keepers put forth their earnest efforts to make a happy day for all Mrs Gardiner and two of the young ladies prepared the Christmas budget and it was a big all day job But there was a surprise brewing the secret of which had been well kept On Christmas morning the employes of the Asylum assembled at the chapel at nine oclock and sent for the officials Then came the presentation of handsome gifts Dr Gardiner was presented with a handsome diamond shirt stud Mr Otho Anderson of Hppkins yule making the presentation speech in an eloquent and touching strain and paying high tribute to the splendid qualities and success ful administration of the beloved superintendent Mrs Gardiners name was next called and she was presented with a handsome silver water service Mr Irwin the Re ceiver made the speech which was pleasant full of wit and quite complimentary The situation was so evidently heartfelt and genuine that no little emotion was manifest and there were other eyes not dry than those of the much moved wife of the superintendent Dr H P Sights was presented with a Very appropriate gifts DrI sonic jewel case and Dr A F Stanley a choice ring These were the only public pre sentations but there were others not here recorded and the Asylum and its people of sound mind and otherwise were full of the Christ mas spirit and spent a joyous time A Narrow Escape Thankful words written by Mrs Ada E Hart of Gordon S D Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs cough set in and finally terminated in Con sumption Four doctors gave me up say ing I could live but a short time I gave myself up to my Savior determined if I couldnotstay with my friends on earth I would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds I gave it a trial took in all eight bottles It has cured me and thank God I am saved and now a well and healthy woman Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Slorrt Regular size Soc and 100 Guaranteed or price refunded ClementsRoberts- Mr Jesse Clements and Miss Lucy Roberts both of Earlington were married in the Clerks office at Madisonville tOn Monday Rev P E Gatlin officiated Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam- A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam The Formula is on the package Cures your cough in day Very pleasant to take Children cry for it Large size bottles price 350 and Sac For sale by SI Bernard Drag Store For a beautiful complexion use Dr Carl stedts German Liver Powder A Dry Day Christmas day Sunday was the dryest day Lexington has seen for years The W C T U have brought about the indictment of saloon men for selling liquor on Sunday and they decided not to open There were no fights and the contrast with the ordinary Christmas day record ot that city was marked t Weak Eyes are Made Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Hagle Eye Salve Its put np in lubes and sold on a guarantee by all gopd druggists One of the most attractive social entertainments that Earlington will see during the holidays is to be the phantom partyat the hospitable home of Mayor W F Burr this evening The invited guests are expecting a most enjoyable even ing E S Dale Arcot Tenn writes Have used Dr M ASimmons Liver Medicine to years I had what the doctors called Ulceration of Stom ach It cured me sound and well Would not give one package of It for a dozen Black Draught like I used Miss ERie T ague is spending the holidays at home Coughed 33 Years4 suffered for 23 years with a cough and hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells PjneTarHoncy This remedy makes weak lungs strong It bassaved myJIe 111 Rosell GraatsburK III r t Ij COITING AT HORTOSYlLiE Morris Fox Received an Ugly Knife Wound in the Neck Morris Fox who received an ugly knife wound which appeared to be very dangerous at the hands of Marion Allen at Nortonville on Saturday is improving and will re cover The cut was about eight inches long It began in thej right side of the neck extended allJ the way around behind and upI into thehair in the region of left ear Allen it is said claims the cutting was accidental A man from that neighborhood re ports that Jess Fox a brother of Morris was in a difficulty and that three men were on him Mor ris Fox was sober and seeing his brothers plight started to his as sistance when Allen engaged bimI He paid little attention to AllenI however and was going on to help his brother when he received the cut which was so ugly that the general impression was that Foxs head was almost cut off His rapid recovery is a surprise to his friends Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson ot Hinton Ala writes us August lath 1898 I advise all Planters1Nublanful I keep this medicine in the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store The Southern Methodist and Christian churches had the custom ary distribution of Christmas good cheer in small packages to the children The usual joyous ex pectaneyvas manifest All were made happy The hungry were fed and the others were fedder or feddest as the case was Most ofI the little ones belong to the latter class of others who had abund ance of good things to eat at homeI but the capacity of a youngster at this season is very Indiarubbery and no fatalities are reported A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn Scald Cut or Bruise Bncklens Arnica Salve the best in the world will kill the pain and promptly heal it Cures Old Sores Fever Sores Skin Eruptions UlcersBoils Corns and Felons Best Pile Cure on earth Only 25 cents a box Cure Guaranteed Sold by St Bernard Druggist One of the most excellent and thoroughly appreciated Christmas presents that has been reported here was one of which Mrs F B Arnold watthe happy recipient She found a favorite black driving horse hitched at her door on Christ mas morning a present from the firm of Barnett Arnold liverymen Mjs Arnold has been keep ing bomrs for the firm at her home and the gift was in recognition partly of this kindness and because of Mrs Arnolds especial fondness for this horse That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you if you used Dr Kings New Life Pills Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health Easy to take Try them Money back if not cured Sold by St Bernard Drug Stor- eWngleyStyer On the evening of the 21st instant at the residence of the brides sister Mrs Fannie Farmer of his city Mr J W Styer of Jeffersonville Ind and Miss Venus Wagley were united in matrimony Elder I H Teel officiating The happy couple left that night for Jeffersonville at which place they will reside in the future TilE BEE extends con gratulations Consumption Cured Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam will cure any case consumption It taken in time Consumption starts with a slight cough or cold This where consumption gets its start and it you will use Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam you will cure the cough heal the lungs and throat and avoid the most dreaded of all diseases consumption Delay jn attending to a slight cough may cost you your life Large size bottles Price 25 c and Soc For sale by St Bernard Drug Store I Elder I H Teels new residence at the south end of Railroad street will be complete and ready for oc cupan y about January xoth It is a very attractive cottage and will be a great addition in every way to that part of the city where rside the Judge of the City COUit and the Chief of Police Truly here will be the oft quoted law and gospel I- To Curen Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money it it falls to cure 25C The genuine has L B Qon each tablet There will be no preaching ser vices at the M E Church South next Sunday Rev Wheat is at nome on a visit and will preach on the third and fifth Sundays in January instead of on the first and tlTlNr as is usual Dr MA Simmons Ltyer Medicine has since 18 steadily risen In public favoJ and the de mind for It far exceeds that of any other Liver Medicine Clyde McCarley is home from Mbrganfield on a r r Mto bi I parents r t f 1 EARLINGTONS CHRISTMAS Biggest Time the Town Ever Aaw in a Business Way Miners Drew Large Pay and Spent Earnings Liberally The Earlington miners have been employed steadily everyday for the past four months A perous thrifty feeling thereforej prevails and the distribution ofI money from an exceptionally large payroll on Christmas eve put money in everybodys pocket and made a happy Christmas for everyg merchant and lor every Earlington The shelves of the Earlington merchants were swept of Christmas goods of every character and much other merchandise that is fitted to the necessities and comforts of men women and chil I drennTheactivity of delivery wagons and the large sales of really choice goods carried the proof of good- ywork and full purses and liberal buyersThe holiday season has been one of marked peace and goodor I der Not a single arrest was I made and that means good order in Earlington for the city officials are not accustomed to winking at transgression of the law The holiday celebrations here have been those of the higher order of the church and hoine the best ex pressions of a good citizenship Earlington has reason to beI proud of the record made during this season when drunken brawls and fearful tragedies are the rule in many towns The efforts of every citizen should be directed toward keeping clean Eatlingtons envia ble record for peace and good or der and good citizenship Best way to Invest 35 Cents ANT lac Miss July 1St 1898 New SpencerMedicine CowI want to tell you your Nubian Tea I have used it myself and In my family and it is all that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever tried It is just the thing to take if yous feel bad andre bilious A B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Mr and Mrs James R Rash have been entertaining recently in the evenings the entire Christian Sundayschool by classes It has been a series of most pleasant eve nings spent fry the members of that Sundayschool of which MrI Rash is the SuperintendentI If troubled with DIzziness Furred Tongue Bluer Taste In Mouth Bloated feeling after eat log Constipation or Sick Headache use Dr M SImmons Liver Medt- ctneT1Wa1kerr tt Mr JametsTimmons of Se Sebree Ky antl Minnie Walker of Madisonville Vfrere married at the home of the brides mother at the latter place Monday evening The Bail ICing of all Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and dis tinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold dealers at 2ScenlsI Miss Minnie Bourland and ProfI E B Bourland represented the Earlington Public School at theI State Teachers Association in Louisville If ycu fell Dull Languid Broken Down Debil itated have Weak Stomach or Indigestion use Dr U A Simmons Liver Medicine Born To Mr and Mrs Frank Fox a baby girl on Monday morning DeI cember 26 1898 Almost a Christ mas gift Lung Irritation s the forerunner to consumption Dr1 Bells PineTarHoney will cure it and give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all good druggists Dentistry Dr R T Dishman has moved his office to the residence of Mr James B Head near the post ffice and solicits the patronage of the public Mr James It Rash made a Christmas speech to his clerks at the close of business hours Christ mas eve thanking them for effi cient service well and heartily ren dered and wishing them all the best that might befall Heaccom panied this praise with a substantial remembrance to each one Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine searches out all Impurities In the System and expels them harmlessly by the natural channels An adjourned meeting of the Earlington city council was held Monday evening and business mat ters were transacted preparatory to closing up the affairs for the year at the first meeting in the New Year CASTOR I A For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Signature of 4 StlnnetAldrldge Mr L L Stinnett a young farmer of the county and Miss S F Aidridge of Earlington were marriedSunday at the home of the bride I t o l fti flEFENUNGIyceny lung troubles nud k other diseases of the mucous memo k brano take holdS of our peoplo nUll fntnlresults follow with nlarmlug frequency Allot these troubles arocatarrh nnd cannot exist where the nrimbraned tire clean and healthyMrs Davis Faycttovlllo Tcnn In her letter how Dr llortmana reat catarrh remedy 1eruna cured her of In grippe and serious lung complication She says Iwas afflicted with a disease commonly known ns la grippe two yearn ngo tho doctors said I had consumption I got one bottle of 1eruna and tho second night my cough stopped ook several bottles and I will say t I believe I would be a dead woman ow If It had not been for Peruna Mary M Pruitt Palpa Mo says Pruna Medicine Co Columbus 0 I I had la grippe for three successive ears It seemed to Get a tighter hold on mo each year It seemed I was in the jaws of death What had helped me before would not do mo any good saw on advertisement of Peruna I procured two bottled unil it cured me have not felt nay symptom since You may use this in any way you please Nortonvillc News G R Stiller returned from Louisville Saturday He has accepted a position there as bookkeeper for Cap Loyett Jas I Bell returned home Monday from Springfield having spent Christmas there ith his brother The new depot is completed and the tramps are taking their seats for tim win ter Miss Etta Pendley visited on Main street Monday Mr and Mrs Blakely spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs Mills Mrs Moore of White Plains visited Mrs Farmer this week Mr and Mrs Crabtree spent Christmas with Mrs Hamby of this vicinity Miss Nannie Lee Wilkins of our city ill soon enter school at Lebanon Tenn Given Mills went to HopkfSsvillo Tues day Misses Cllie Brown and Estella Tefft pent the day with Mrs B Clements on WednesdayMiss Moore and Miss Hale were in town Wednesday Mrs Clements and Mrs Tefft were in Madisonville Friday Mr Jack Guns bouse was broken into Monday while his family was absent Several articles were stolen the house was left open and everything was torn up con siderably Ask Dr Lee Moore where he spent Christmas night until 10 oclock Mr Byron Moore of White Plains and the Widow Cranor were married Sunday eveningMorris Fox who was cut up very badly by Marion Allen is on the mend CRACKERJACK Digest Your Food Ninety per cent of all sickness is caused by food not 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 Carlstedts German Liver Powder and watch the results You will feel the goqd effects after taking one dose Give it a trial and be convinced Price 25C For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures Your cough Just the medicine for children Iron Hill It has been quite a while since we saw any items from this place John Uuckner went to Providence Sun dayGeorgeKemp ana family spent Saturday with relatives in Caldwell county The Debating Society at Olive Branch is progressing nicely R E Towery spent Sunday at Grisvell Mr Al Travis and Miss Annie Gardner were married the 3 1st instant Rev Bogges officiating We wish them a long and happy life DIMAt 4 NUBIAN TEA cures Drspcp fl4IflbI BIa Constipation and Indi gestion Regulates the Liver Price 25 cts Soldby St Bernard Drugstore Cal Martin of Nashville spent Tuesday night here and attended E W Turner Lodge SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY ACTIVE for The of the Phllllplnes by Murit Halslead commissioned by the Government as Official Historian to the War Department The book was written In camps at San Pran cisco on the Pacific with General Merrill In the hospitals at Honolulu In hong In the trenches at Manila In the insurgent Ol1mrlawithManila Uonania for agents Brimful of pictures taken government photographers on the spot Large book Low Freight paid Credit given Drop all triTunofficial war books Outfit free Barber Secy Star Insurance Bldg Chicago octai6t THOS B YOUNG Manufacturer of High Grade Boots and ShoesRepair Work a Specialty E tx1iritcorx ICy I wish to state to the general pub lie that owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a firstclass 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still at Io isnatter i 1 the bottom in prices Will it be asking too V intih to suggest that you lOok over out stock b FSUDSCR 41 after you have priced goods elsewhere and com t strIct1yIpare quality and price We can assure you ortaVeat will not it Very truly1 Mealn r you regret OIeeMonl all o 1 SpeclmncoPIt 3 ANDERSON WALLERM- Tl1URSDA 4FlADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 4 iV t 1Io h UI The Kind You JIavo Always Bought and which has been t in iiso for over 30 years has homo tho signature of and has been made under his 7z sonni supervision sinco ItS1nfnney LtcWj Allow no ono to deceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex tperinients that trlflo with und endanger the health ofI Children Experience against Experiment 4 What is CASTORIA astoria is n substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops r and Sootldng Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys WormsF and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Jt relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation arid Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho SCbniach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Eho Childrens Pnnacca Tho Mothers FriendV ir p TGENUINE CASTORIAALWAYS Signature ofL 7 jct 7 9- 1haI Mud YouHan Always Bought In Use For Over 3Q Years OOMMNY TT MUnNAV TBtCT NCWYOCTY LiVlCUTAUN yVI4rVtc f I w r I IF I IT A Popular Proprietary R WV 4Soldat Retail a I 1 bearing Package C I thris Gloria in Excels ttxperimcntal I t t to V MJnJdJa capein that Wit o o1011IJ to c 10n t o ir the trade irk company ot manufrcturlne cbemlititbo Rlpuii Chemical i marl n o rn guh medicinal tablet or tabula compOMii nued powdered pteJlUaUo I IQ medicinAl drup whlcb bad wen ACer 1 c tiied 10 lie or more Ule ariwug medical turn than any other for the cure or al ltUOD of such lilt common to man na liavo their origin In an UIge tlon or rcake4 capacity tor aMlmllatlm root nlworbinj nouriimen and eliminating waste i Tbo ca jlosueof included under thU brad U said to toclada pretty nearly every VIIIM aI m which the PhysIciancalled reocrlbe In preparlngtbelr atandard- reme1 for the acceptance American people the company principle I that ovprtIiIiig tnlerloz tho packet uliouliluo of the grade and ao V anclprotectedae to retain Ita quatIIIe Intact and unimpaired through nny extended Iiieu of time climate Only Ibe choicest drat abould be sued their reparatIonk IibuulI lie la accordance with the I3tet perfected method of modern science tbe tabulci I packed In glau protected by abtorbenl VttonAnd aecnrely corked Kten tbe corks need IzaveIieILOCA so bl h In iii requirement that no manufacturer of these o moro than a small proportion from his output that eyerYdaTtopperscouldappl TIRe Rlais were turn packed of icrfcctioiof workmanablpbylboeelled by the moat fastidious dealers In jewelsand oriiainentaOfgold Haying set thrlrhlEbstandard n4 never conient log to vary from It the proprietor reaorted to the accepted modem methods of miking their commodity known and aeren hundred thousand dollars In veiled within flee years In advertising hag Informed every American citizen concerning tho superior end surprising qualities of III pans Tabules- Dalng thoughtful and painstaking oburver ot the changed conditions that sweep over the commercial worl to note every ekcumItnco haying bear1nlt upon the successful prosecution ot their trade the managers of the companl have notw that there Is a present demand for a lower ptico article that reaches or approaches an untrenal ole and that the petiile although requiring the boat of CTcryiblng being called IiI to pay heavy for superfluous wrapping and or unnecessary protection against deterioration tbat might re ears Out 1s needless In the case of ft purchase Intended to be consumed In a week It lies allubeendlCOn and proved tirneand actual experience that theeeTabutea do not have the tendency to lou of u1itiea or diminution of ex Vrelience from that might at tral hayo been expected inaamuch as under t J favorable conditions those that have frolc drawee a traveling bag or k I Iforseveral weeks or months are as fresh and as efficacious a- SctlngI upon these ininrMtlons and noting lcntar1T the unimpaired prosperity of t I great newspapers now sold for ncent Instead of the old rate of tire timex I In all directions toward low rate and Increased ale8 the L I I eonpanyhaveeflteredilpOfltiieexperimeht ot pultlngup IUpan Tabul In pasteboard ii VII cartons terms whiOb will rIt of a package bcIngi4bTthe drlirgLstorstorekePerfltajPrlCeiOWrr than ever tefore adopted fori I a II or for onenaif a cent each 1 T1CcntnpnnywiilnoIdacontinuethernatzufactureandsaie intheforniwith which i the have learned w but wl 11 offer the cheaper j nortexperlmentallyfortbe Iwnentot Such ftI maydestre them It should bel plainly Y I I 1IibbTEE =fi r I John n Casileman Arthur G Lan baic Brecktnrldge CastUman 7f Royal Insurance Co Of LiVcrpool The Largos Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Tsctd in KentuckY i i Does the Largest Bussness Transacled in the Southern States e 9 I WL IW PAUL M MOORE It EARLINGTON KY I I Resident ARent for Earlington and 1 Vicinity i 1 tw I I hnnn IBarbeeHome T wvvwvvvvvwvwww IIf 4t S pnd fOPEN ALL NIGHT1A new feature isnt it But then new and uptodate features have put F us at the head of procession theiWHEN YOU HAVE ANY DOJfilVE US YOUR tL 4 A NEJJ AizNoI9b1 t1 Tlt r- i g KENTUCKY tlf C IIPJ J uW1IIpDf SjX f I iI0 i Via t n 1 tlc t ir 1 J r q 0 itt1 f THBSIJNMY SGHOQiD LESSON IpV FIRST QUARTERi INTERNATIONAL SERIES JAN i Text of the Lesion John I 114Mezuory Verses 012 Ooldon Tnt John I 4 ICommcntllr7 Prepared by tho KOTJ p loL Stearns Copyright 1S93 by I M Stearns 1 In tho beginning was tho word and tho word was with Cod mid tho wont WAS God Tho toplo of tho lesson Is II Christ nssljPlooInro gospel and tell us why Tohn wroto It In chapter xx 81 ho says concerning his gospel Thcso aro written that yo might bcllcro that Jesus Is tho Christ tho Son of God and that believing yatalght have life through His name Whllo In Matthew Jesus is tho King of tho Jews In Mark tho servant of Jehovah and In Luko tho Son of Man In this gospel Ho is tho Son of God equal with tho Father Tho first phraso takes us to Gen i 1 In tho boo ginning God Tho iiarnaTho Word of God takes its to Gen xv 1 where God appears to Abram as Tho Word of tho LordS Tho KIUIO was In the beginning with God A helpful comment upon this is found In Prey vill 80 and tho context where wo read of tim Word of God under the namo of wisdom as being with God when Ho created nil things rejoicing always before Him and in verso 35 It is written Whoso fintlcth mo flndoth life another parallel with n later part of our lesson John svll 5 is also suggested by this Verso Glorify thou mo with tho glory which I had with Theo before tho world was 3 iAll things were made by Him and without Him was not anything wade that was made This also places tho Son with tho Father In Gen i 1 and is finely corn men ted upon and more fully stated In Col I 10 By Him wcro nil things created that are in heaven and that are in earth all things wcro created by Him and for Him and Ho Is before all things and by Hbu all things consist 4 In Illin was life and tho lifo was tho light of men Ho that hath tho Son hath life nod ho that hath not tho Son of God hath not ilk I John v 12 so that not only Is there life In Him but there is no life apart from Him Ho also is tho light of tho world as Ho said in chapter Till 12 xil 40 and all apart from Him Is darkness so that whllo in Him Is Ufa and light apart from Him is only death and darkness Tho vast majority of the people on earth aro in darkness because tho light has never been brought to them but multitudes who havo heard of tho light will not receive It 5 And tho light shlneth In darkness and tho darkness comprehended it not In tho creation story in Gen I 13 wo read that darkness was upon tho face of tho deep and God said Let there bo light and there was light In II Cor Iv C wo read that God who commanded tho light to shlno out of darkness hath shined in our hearts to glvo tho light of tho knowledge of tbo glory of Gpd in tho face of Jesus Christ 6 There was a man sent from God whoso name was John Jesus was God but John was sent from God Jesus Him self said lit this gospel over 00 times that tho Father sent Him but Ho was sent to reveal tho Father while John was sent to hcmld anti point out tho Christ John was sent as truly as Jesus but each for n dif learnt purpose It is still truo that God gives to every man his work and the ability fnrit 7I I Tho same camo for n witness to bear witness of tho light that all men through Him might believe IllS testimony was that ho was only a voice Ho cried Do hold tho Lamb of God And when men turned from hUn and followed Jesus ho said This my Joy is fulfilled Ho must Increase I must decrease Ho was great in tho sight of tho Lord and of him Jesus said that no greater was born of woman 8 Ho was not that light but was scat to bearwitness of that light When asked if ho was tho Christ ho answered No11 It was his joy to bear witness of tho Christ 0 That was tho true light which light eth overy man that cometh into tho world Ho who said Let there be light Is Himself tho light tho truo light tho only light and beside Him there is no other Thero aro many false lights which only lead teen to destruction All rell glens which have not Christ and His atone meat for their foundation are also and can only lead astray JO He wtis in the world and tho world was made by Him and tho world know Him not Adam and Eve in Eden knew IBm not for they turned away from Him Cain know Illin not for ho turned away front Him Tho antediluvians as a whole with but few exceptions turned from Him After tho dclugo tho people in tho plain of Shlnar turned against Him and when Abram was called to Icavo his homo anti kindred ho was called out from idolaters Josh xxiv 11 Ho camo unto His own and His own received IBm not Ho choso tho land which Ho gavo to Abram Isaac and Jacob to be specially Ills own that Ho might specially bless and cam for It and Ho chose Israel to be a special peoplo unto Himself abovo all people on tho earth that Ho might make Himself known to them anti through them to all nations 12 13 But as many as received Him to them gavo Ho power to become tho sons of God oven to them that believe on His name Hero Is to my mind tho best definition of believing and that is to roo celvo Him as wo receive a gift Tho gift of God is eternal lifo Rom vi 23 How simple that wo should bo required only to accept Him That tbo Creator should become tho Redeemer and by making Him self ono of us work out a salvation which Ho offers to us freely without money or price or desert on our part is surely a wonder of wonders but what shall wo say of thoso who know this and yet turn their backs upon Him There is no room for anything of man In Gods salvation noth ing of birth or attainment or power or might for man has proed himself sinful throughout and an enemy of God Who over will bo saved must bo willing to con less himself a sinner and receive tho Son of God as tho gift of God All such aro born of God born from abovo 14IIAnd tho word was mado flesh and dwelt among us full of grace and troth Tho parenthesis in tho verso says And wo beheld His glory tho glory as of tho only begotten of tho Father God mani test in tho flesh tho Son of God becoming roan partaker of flesh and blood that Ho might show what tuna ought to bo and what redeemed man will be and having no sin of Ills own suffer our sins to bo laid upon Him that Ho might bear them In His own body on tho cross such Is tho mystery of godllncw At tho Present LIne At this time of public excitement and upheaving when all aro thinking and talking almost constantly of tho wax and its results wo must not forget that there is a God upon the throne whoso right and province it is to direct and determine tho destiny of nations as thoJitants of thn earth using this and that nationality for the accomplishment of His purposes All events somehow fur ther tho establishment and extension of His kingdom Ho has permitted tho present crisis for some wise end andI Christians ought to beseech Him to bring out of it such results as vljl bo most for His glory and for the good of humanity Presbyterian To Jx without natural affection is to lock that clement of character up on which tho Holy Spirit lays His ndin lifting us out of tho llfo ofeuv and into tho life of holiness American Friend hiLIn time Rnldhrdranrlus JLI1jLhift1VV 1 C I 1 ot t T t f0f l Itt ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY VINCORPORATED iII Generalr Office EarlingtonT Kentucky i VIS JAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt It G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Paducah ff J Tennessee Kentucky ff4 S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager CorncrMainVan- Auction Streets ff- S 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thmportant truths and the scarchforf Ui ntDetb- lehem is slngularly prlate on u Christmas day that fli1f on the Sabbath Tho truths of CfOistmasaro hopo fnl inspiring and joyful They fill us with joy They Inspire us with hopu They mako the world look brighter and rob tho future of its terror Tho birth of the Son of God as tho Saviour of tho world was enough to dispel even tho despondency and gloom of the world ilthe timo of Christ It should bo enough to make the present ago ring wlU joy and gladness 1 Christmas teaches a lesson onQodB love God so loved the world that Hft gave Ills only begotten Son for 1U This giving had its first actual tlcnv onstration on the fira Christmas day The birth of Christ at Bethlehem was tho first earthly step toward Calvary and its great gift It was tho beginning of tho fulfillment of prophecy which declared the greatness of tho love of God for the world It was as much tho love of God that gavo Christ at Bethlehem as it was at CalvaryVS Christmas teaches a lesson on faith It teaches us to trust and believe in God although wo cannot understand all about God As wo look at tho Babo of Bethlehem and se in Him both God and wan wo aro astounded at tho mir ado boforo Ui Who can fathom the mystery of tho incarnation of the word rondo flesh Who can understand Who can explain it No human mind but wo can believe it Tho future lifo of time Babo of Bethlehem proved Him to bo both God and man Wo can believe it but not fathom it God both in ills attilbutca and in ills dealings with men is unfathomable The great doctrines of Christianity are beyond finite human understandings Now woeeo through a glass darkly But wo can believe in God though we cannot fully under stand Him 3 Christmas teaches a lesson on sal vatlon It teaches us that tho world is to bo saved from sin Unto yon is born C a Saviour which is Christ tho Lord Tho world is to be saved What a glorious hopo inspiring truth I Tho Son of God is the Saviour therefore the salvation will not fail 4 Christmas teaches a lesson on the faithfulness of God to His promises Christ was promised Christ canto God has been anti always will be faithful to His promises Bible Readings Gen ill 15 lea ix 0 7 xl 10 Math ii 113 Luke ii 1U xv 1241 John ill 10 I Car vi 19 0 xiil 12 Heb x 23 Friendship is tho nearest thing wo know to what religion is God is love and to mako religion akin to friendship is simply to give it tho highest expres slots conceivable by man Raskin Sell Denial To deny oneself and tako up our cross willingly and daily following the commandments of God and walking in Hit holy ways require a fixedness of pur pose that only those who are sustained by divine graoo can endure Tho temp tations and allurements of the world are very enticing and often promise personal comfort and pleasure that for tho time being involves happiness and per imps profit In some cases fidelity to tho dictates of conscience awakens con tempt upon tho part of others and puts tho man of God to groat straits certain ly to much disadvantage anti Joss but steady to his purpose ho proceeds on tho oven tenor of his way counting it if it need be bettor to suffer rather an sacrifice his sense of honor or piety Philadelphia Methodist Mannington News Busybody is not sleepy or afraid ol ghosts is wide awake and will try and write a few itemsifrom our little city Misses Hattie and Myrta Cordier returned home Monday from Nashville TenD where they bave been spending a few days with relatives Christmas was very dull 10 most ot our people but some who were in the city Christmas eve had quite a lively time Mr Bud Knight and wife are tbe happyI parents of a fine little girl which arrived SltBeifborae Monday Mrs Weber Goodloe and childjn of MorlonsGap are visiting friends an Mriij lives to ibis city Mr York Mcintosh and wife are now residents of 911 city D yid Johnson shot bmsU through tbeI aroi the otter day while fooling with aIand is suffering very much horn the woundVMrtsts Oilman and Gus McIntosh Ed gar Lyell and Cordia Carroll attended the mteting a Pleasant Hill Saturday night lhe report com to this city yesterday that the court house at Norlonville was blown up with dynamite and Clinker went straight up and waj fatally inJured and is not likely to recover Ditmus Mcintosh made a business trip to rofton Monday Messrs Otbo Price and Edgar Lyell at tended the exhibition at Croflon Friday night Hurrah for Old Rough ot Red Hill He is uptodate and we all like to hear from himVMr Robert Hoganof near White Plain and Miss Aiilba Pendley of this vicinity weremarried Sunday at the home of the bride J Dont fail to write next week Chatter box for we enjoy reading a letter from onr bustling little city every week BUSYBODV A Great Engineering Feat December iBth the engineers of the Chicago NorthWestern Railway accomplished the wonder ful engineering task ol moving its 22oJon bridge crossing the Kin nicklnnic river at Milwaukee on its Chicago division down stream 250 feet This is a feat that has been undertaken but a very few times in the history of engineering The bridge was a singletrack draw and was removed to a new foundation in the quick time of two hours and forty seven minutes the st lcture was floated on two scows one on either side of the center which were sunk with go ooo gallons of water With the scows in proper position the water was pumped out and the bridge gradually lifted from its foundation and rowed to its new resting place byto tugs The bndge was in perfect condi tion and was removed only l1o make way for a doubletrack structure of the latest pattern A CTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY wA Rn tot The Story of the IhllllplDcitiy Mural thliteadColDmlulonedb the Govern mcnt II Official Historian to the War Depart meat The book was written In army eam al San Pranclicc on the Pacific with GenralMIIr rill In Ibe botpllals at Honolulu In Hong Kong In the American trenches at Manila In the Iniur gent camps with AKUtnildo on the deck of the Oljmpia Dewey and In the roar of halite at the Manila bonanza for aienti Brimful of original pictures taken by overnment pho on the spot Large book Low price DroralllrubrChIcago Subscribsjfor THE BEE RcdiHiH Items Christmas times A happy Hew Year to TUB BEll and its many readers S A delightful party was given at Cb2 lie Keith last Thursday night W K Crick and J W Pylotnadea buM nsss trip to Morton Gap Jasl Wednesday Gi W Grace made a business trip to Madisonville last Wednesday Dock Duvall is bow runninj a grist mill White Plains Mr Lemon of Umpire visiltd rtlalivei near Red Red Hilt last week Frank and Dalian Crick paki Madixri villa a visit last week Mrs James HaUnch Iery low with consumption Seven Is said to be an unlucky number but Busybody the prond possessor of seven boundsVWo are very glad Old Rough is thought ful enough tn write for THE flax because Perkins is silent but he must remember that there are several little Perkinses Byron und Noah Grace made a bnsmesv I trip toMortonsGap lastThursday J W Price William Young and Jobtr j Rice of North Christian are the great trio that form the Jockey ClubiJohn Rice shamming Ibo lullaby ibis week and saying its nice to be a father when lslwIDs- Dud Stanley is now working in M Duker store and is always ready to make his friends happy by giving tbemjhree feet lo the yard and sixteen onnces to the pound Mrs M Dukes U tronbled with sore eyes Ibis week I IcjGreenvllloFat Wilson of Madisonville was in this section last week buying tobacco Succussto THE fire and long may it bum is the wish of SWBKTIIBART Mr J EDayis stilt an intense sufferer and trier object of tender st care and greatest solicitude on the part of time family and friends Everything is being done to soothe his sufferings but no hope can be entertained for his improvement Poole Items Since my tail Mr Sam Sliipson and Miss VioIayOtbnrn went to Kvansville and were quietly marriedV K Rev Mr Lynn and Miss Oettia Simmons are to Iw married this evening at the home of the brides aunt No cards Mr Nathan Allen isslnklng very rapidly ird is not expected to list long Christmas xi far has been very qule tba Urfjleroui olemrnt evidently beiDAab sent Ircf Puolrt hat 1 new arrival nl hit boaK It Ia boy the professor is Ie ttrmined to tie bis whole duty lewad his party by furnisfclni voters Mr John S Cavanah and family arr visiting relatives in this city The rim of baptism br immwion has been administered the lau lwi Sundays notwitbiUnilin tim ice Rev Slooo bap thing five nod Rev Schwerdtieger four tvS- I It is now Foreman John Rule the old Arnold mine He has a force of nUn and is opening up the old works that have not been operated yearsNew aby There is a new baby ut the home of Mr and Mrs Will Faulls at St Charles Arrived yesterday morning Heres best wishes Mr William Hancock had the misfortune to lone an overcoot to some Wandering Willie Monday evening while he was at supper The thief helped himself to the coat which was left in the front part of the house rWar Pictured 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