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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v I r I I t 0 t1 1 Ivl I to t TENTH YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JANUARY 19 1899 NO a0 OFF FOR SAVANNAH i Boys of the Third Say Goodbye t to Columbus Columbus Ga Jan iTIicThird Kentucky left the this afternoon in three sections via the Central the Georgia and Alabama A and the Southern road The Sec ond and Third battalions pulled out I promptly at 330 oclock while the First battalion accompanied by I Col Smith Lieut Col Henry t Maj Saffrans and Chaplain Thomas left an hour or so later The rcgi ment will arrive in Savannah early t tomorrow morning By nopn it is expected that it will be aboard ch the transport Minnewaskacn route to Matanzas As the regiment marched down Broad Street in front ot the Rankin c House on the balcony of which 1 stood Gen Wiley and the officers of the division the band struck up uDixleI The first note was the r signal for a rousing cheer which 5 came from the throats of the 3500 men in line as well as the spectators who fairly thronged the side walks As Color Sergeant Williams passed bearing the national flag another mighty shout went up- i Williams is personally known to nearly every person in Columbus Hurrah for the flag and Good- byeF Williams I were uttered in tie same breath The men made a fine showmgas i they passed down Broad street At the Union depot and the yards of the Southern road a vast throng assembled to tell the boys good bye The officers of the Third Kentucky have been great social favorites and for the nonce It I seemed that society had adjourned f in a body to the trains where its various members remained until w the last coach pulled out Dur ing the stay of the Kentuckians in i Columbus the regiment as a body has made more friends than any of the other regiments in the brigade j The regret at parting was mutual The health of the regiment is good and the men went to Cuba well equipped for foreign service CLARDY COULDNT Stop the Gallant Third Kentucky Volunteers RepreJi u 1regiment be mustered out of the the Fourth Kentucky substituted in its place Mr Meiklejohn stated that it is now too late to grant this request as the Third Kentucky has orders to I I move Mr Meiklejohn also said I that tho Third Kentucky was a superior regiment to the Fourth apd was tlq properone of the two to see service in Cuba City Taxes fur 1808 The Board of Supervisors for the city of Earlingt n have completed their revision pf the tax lists and the City Marshal will presently have the list and begin the collec t Hon of taxes for 1898 which are nowdue The law now provides I that all taxes must be paid before July ist in each year otherwise the lists unpaid at that time will be returned as delinquent and an additional per cent charged for collection The rate remains un changed viz 60 cents per hundred property tax and 150 poll The as it has been lor several years jtoo DIxon News Ves Williams of near Providence vras In town Saturday James Drowning of Bench Grove Is- bare be Interest of the McCormick ins chines I The Cumberland Telephone company Is setting posts to Vandertourg and will ex f lend its line from hero to Poole by the Jones stand and Wanamaker It It probable that an exchange will be pat In hero by the Cumberland Telephone I companyMiss and Lennlb Fuquay have goon to Morganfield and will make that place their future home Brother Fraier filled bis rrgnlar appoint ment here otracied meetlulI in progress at this place conducted by Rev Fraxer and Thompson On the aStb ot this month a vote will be- lahnoa whether or nol whiskey will be sold Inppen saloons It Is hoped that the good people of Dixon by their votes will say No now andforaver it Is almost certain that by September rlext that the people of Dixon will be awakened some morning by the whistle pf r a locomotive A few months ago one of Unions noblest I ions met one oi the fairest daughters of 1 Webster and soon fcros began weaving 1 the tangled web of allurements that bound together two hearts beating as one In the golden quiver of love and affection and the inseperable and irresistible union between two hearts was made manifest to the world at 8 oclock p mon the iCth of January 1809 at the residence of the KyL meneal altar of Miss Addle Hardwick daughter of C C Hardwick and Mr John Able tit Union county will btt1 greatly missed in the social circle and Mr Able should be proud of the prize he has gained Ho Ia bright young man of enviable reputation They hays our slncerwt and w t h9 for a long and happy life Hev Qresdon of Morganfleld performed the Ciremony and in a most appropriate Manner Invoked divine blessing on the young couple and all assembled after which the wedding party followed by the guests filcdout to abundantly furnished 1 J1 tables amTpartooV of a bountiful repast Iisad obedient Ip physiological injunction I 4 It was interspersed occasional good r fhumorfrom eaehone present CHAT JM Victory Coos special offer in clothing will oqly last thirty days o c GEN P EGANS LETTER Communication from the Commis sary General to the War Inves tigation Commission SENT WITH HIS REVISED STATEMENT lie Disclaims Any Intention to Show Disre spect to the Commission but Pleads n Certain Amount of Justification for flavins Given Vent to lila FersonalFeel logs In IIU Official Statement Washington Jan 17 Following Is the text of the letter sent by Gen Eagun to the war Investigating com mission with an amended statement In reply to the charges concerning the beef furnished the army Office of Commissary of Subsistence Washington Jan 14 ISM thePresIdent hnvethetlmony which Is now resubmitted and revised In accordance with tho views ex pressed by you In your letter to me of January U Tho objectionable features mntterbyaro eliminated In this connection f do sIre to state that there was never athought or Intention on my part of any usedbytention of the commission to the tact oftedhlembalmedbeeftaomeat army protenlo eltectIthofrontsentthem I Iheycountry as n man who has fed thearmy on poisoned meat and corruptly ao that for about throo weeks time I have kept silent for tho reason that I was debarred after talking with the hone orable secretary of war from Imlntedbygravityorto believe that such monstrous charges could have any other effect than to work atotheproperhohoulddeemedImpropertion I therefore withdraw the language resubmittohayIng point at issue justly Very respectfully I KAQAN SubsistenceThesession decided for the present to make public only Gen Kngana letter and not the statement accompanying It A PLEASURE PARTY MISSING A Ura rears EaUrUlaedJer Safety of the Taeht lat JOB si i7ie Passengers Rod Crow Louisville Ky Jan lOThe pleas urn yacht 1aul Jones mentioned as missing in a dispatch from Pensacola left Louisville Ky in December for a trip along the gulf coast by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers She carried as passengers Col Harry Yocum and daughter of St Louis Miss Wood land of Chicago Miss Taggart of Indianapolis daughter of Mayor Tog gart and a crew of four men It was the intention of Col Yocum to visit tho various winter resorts along the nlgbtItelllgenco of the yacht passing out 6f the Mississippi on January 3 Noth- Ing more has been heard from her since then and grave fears are entertained for tho partys safety COL S W ELDRIDGE Oath of One of the Foremost Men In Early Kansas History at Ills Home In Lawrence kCawrence Kan Jan l7fCOl S W Eldrldge one of tho foremost men in early Kansas history died at his home here aged 82 years of n complication proprietorhoat lryfrom which cloy Reeder made his escape after many narrow escapes leeblus Experience Where It II to bo Found Kingston Jamaica Jan 17It is re ported in military circles hero that tho American military commanders while here with the consent of the war oince secured the services of n proml neht officer of great colonial experl ence who will shortly proceed to Cubn to take tho position of military adviser and supervise tho organization of a regular army of occupation there and at Porto Rico Slot Machines with an Element of Chance are Uambllne Device I Kansas City Mo Jan lBTbo first decision by an appellate court in this state that deals with tho clement of gambling in the operation of slot machines was made by tho Kansas City court of appeals which held that a slot machine where a chance of win operotorIIITwentyOne Days Overdue New York Jan 17A dispatch to saysTheliner belonging to Ilomanos left the port of Vera Cruz on December 23 last for Tamplco Thetrlp takes only two days and the vessel is now 21 days overdue It is feared in shipping cir ties that she is lost Convlet Christian Eod voters Santa Fe N M Jan l5The Christian Endeavor society in the penitentiary here composed of converted prisoners is the largest in the terri tory Last year by going without to bacco the members contributed 20 for testaments and religious litera ture o Rev 3 H LiQvelace has engaged to begin a protracted meeting at Greenville on Sunday the 22d instant assisting Rev W CIHayes pastor in charge of the M E Church South at that place Lexingtons Mayor has ordered the closing of all business places on Sunday This is the result of the W C T U and Christian En deavor fight on Sunday open saloons Ie TO BE COURTMARTIALED ConimlnarjUeueral EaganViil be Tried and May be Ordered Vnder Ar rest at Any Tim Washington Jan 18 Secretory Al gcr last night confirmed announcement made by members of the cabinet yesterday that a courtmartial for the trial of CommissaryGeneral Charles P Eagan would be ordered Ho math title statement as ha was leaving tho White House with AdjtOen Corbin after a conference of half an hour with the president An to the charges to bq preferred against the commissary general the secretary declined to say anything nor would he talk respecting the person ncl of the court An Kilt St Louis Man Assaulted flubbed and Thrown In Front of a Tralu St Louis Jon 18 Frederick Mill kenof East St Louis Illwae knocked insensible by highwaymen Monday night A blow with some blunt in strument fractured his skull JIll clothing yas searched and bewns robbed of money watch and valuables Hid body was dragged across tho rail road tracks in front of a fustap proaching passenger train Ho was struck by the engine anti hurled into a ditch Ills left arm was torn into InternallyIllsMichael Ilotlnskl Convicted of Wife Slur der Strangled himself In Jail Pittsburgh Pa Jan IB Michael Hulltwkl known an the Polish Dude who strangled his wife to death and then set fire tdf the body and house to cover the crime commlttced suicide Rome time Monday night by stran gling himself with a bed cord taken from his bed In the county Jail Hu ItiiRkl was under sentence ot dcntlufor the murder of his wife but the date ofexecution had not been fixed Since his conviction he frequently asserted that he would never hang Death of John Hussclt Young Washington Jan lSJohn Russell Young librarian of the Congressional library died at Ills residence here at 845 n m after un Illness of several weeks Funeral of John Itussell Young Washington Jan ISThe funeral John Russell Young will be held Sat urday morning at 11 oclock ntSt cItyTueAlexander MacKaySmlth The Interment will be in Washington The Ilnnner Month Washington Jan 17Tho banner month in the history of the American export trade closed the calendar year justbeentistic and show a larger volume of domestic exports than was ever be fore recorded In the commercial his tory of ithe jThe exics ot- extJOrtoerfmllOrtll IRallo without a parallel Inaugurated Governor of Pennsylvania irarrlsburg Pa Jan lBCol Wm A Stone was inaugurated governor ot Pennsylvania lea J 1 S Gobln at the same time was inducted in the of flee of lieutenant governor The Ini augural procession was ono of the most Imposing ever seen In Harris burg kLookr Baldwin to Keballd San Francisco Jan lSThe Bulletin says that Lucky Baldwin has de tided to erect an eightstory fireproof building on the property occupied by tho old Baldwin hotel which was burned a few months ago The building will cost 3000000 I Miss Alice Hamilton Insane New York Jan lBMI8s Alice Ham- Ilton Cl years old sister of len Alex ander Hamilton of Tarrytown N Y daughter of John C Hamilton and granddaughter of Alexander Hamilton of revolutionary fame has been adjudged insane Visited the QuetnBalntd PortsmouthEngland Jan lePres ident Rafael Iglcslas of Costa Rica vis- Ited Queen Victoria at Osborn house Isle of Wight yesterday afternoon sblpandfiredthe president Proposed Gift to Copenhagen Copenhagen Tan lSCarl Jacobsen tho wellknown broker has notified thin municipal authorities here of his Intention to present the city with his splendid collection of art treasures valued at over 5000000 crowns Mot la favor of Delay Washington Jan lBThe senate de tented the Bawling amendment to the Nicaragua canal bill by the vote of 0 to 38 The amendment provided for the postponement of construction until further treaties were made To Control the Dried Prune Output San Jose Cal Jan lBA movement has been begun by the farmers club here having for its object the creation of a great association of in terests to control the dried prune out put on this coast A Strike for Higher Wages Macon Mo Jan 18 About 220 miners in the employ of tho Little Pittsburg Coal Co at Lingo Macon countyare out on a strike for higher wages The operators refuse to grant the increase Special Session Declared Illegal Topeka Kus Jan 18 AttyGen A A Godard line prepared a decision holding that the special session of the legislature called by Gov Leedy was Illegal and all laws passed at that session void Promoted Montreal Can Jan 18 Edward Pcnnlngton former superintendent has btcn appointed general manager- of the St Paul Minneapolis SnaIl Ste Mfri0 railroad The Tennessee Good Roads Commission recommended the passage of a law authorizing the use of convicts in roadbuilding Col Jo F Foard is out again after an illness of about two weeks with la grippe Tho man with an axe to grind is always looking for someone to do him a good turnL A W Bul ISl1bscrlbefor TUB DEL SEVENTEEN LIVES LOST- The British Ship Andelana Cap sized and Sunk with All on- Board at Tacoma Wash SHE WAS LIGHT AND AWAITING A CARGO Only Surmises Indulged In os to Slow the fussier Happened ai No One It UT lug who Saw her U6 DownShe was Riding Serenely at Anchor When Lat Seen from Other Vessels plistthe British ship Andelana anchored Ir this port awaiting cargo so far as obtainable is as follows Tho Seventeen VIctim Capt G W Staling of Annapolis Nova Scotia P 11 Crowe aged 39 Londonderry N S first mate F G Doe aged 23 Blackpool En gland Neiney Josaalm Victoria B C Joseph M A dHollycre Ostend Belgium apprentice Richard Reginald Hanze Ostend Belgium apprentice Charles Smith of United States boatswainJames New York boatswain J R Brown Barbadoes cook H Hanson Sweden able seaman Anton Jensen Denmark seaman John Nielson Norway seaman F Ostrom Finland seaman Edward Lctz Riga Russia seaman Fred Hinstrom Norway seaman August Slmmonson Holland sea man Pat Wilson St Johns N F sea man Discharged All Her Ilallasf and Cleared Her Hold Englishbuild agoShecharter to Epplnger Co of San Francisco for Europe Friday the ship was taken to Enreka dock and all ballast removed and the hold cleared preparatory to receiving car go She was then towed to an anchor Dire several hundred yards northeast of the St Paul it Tacoma Lumber Cos dock wharf at which point the dlaster overtook her She had out according to the best information ob weighIngside of the vessel were attached the uprightballast The ship was riding the waves serenely when the skippers of other vegEcls anchored close byretlred for the night When daylight dawne71h3 sign of tho Andelana were visible Over the spot where the ship rode at anchor tho night before only a danger signal buoy lamp was visible the Absence of the Ship was Discovered When the absence of the ship was discovered Capt Doty and Capt Bur Iy took the tug Fairfield and made an Investigation and it was soon determined beyond possibility of doubt that the ship had gone to the bottom Ono of the ballast logs was found To it dangled part of the chain by nhich is was originally fastened to the Illfated ship In addition one of the life boats a mattress and a line of the ship on it and several oars were found Beyond these no other pieces of wreckage have been discovered As all on board perished only surmises as to the cause of tho disaster can be indulged in The Ships Crew When the Andelana entered this port she was manned by a crew of nearly 30 men Some deserted and others were discharged until only 18 were left The only list of the victims ob tamable is that given by Percy DIDuck an apprentice who was injured two days prior to tile disaster and taken to one of the Tacoma hospitals Dlshop MoLartu Can Not Accept Chicago Jan 15Rl Rev William Episcopaldiocese accept the appointment of special delegate for the church to Panto Rico which was conferred upon him recently by a commission selected by the general convention at New York Commissioner SlilloU Military rark Cincinnati Tan 15J R Ashcraft ttf Paducah line bean notified by Unit ed States Senator W J Dcboo that ho has been elected commissioner of the Shiloh military park by the secretary of war The position pays 3000 per year Maj Ashcraft has accepted Serious Charges Acaluss an Immune Officer Santiago Jan 10Charges of a serious character have been brought against an officer of the Third im mune regiment in the Guantanamo district More than a thousand dollars Is Involved The officer Is under arrest More Immune Nurses Wanted Washington Jan ISrThq surgeon generals office of the war department wants more immune nurses for the yellow fever hospitals in Cuba and circulars will be sent through6ut the south requesting applications Americans Honored In Italy Rome Jan 16At the banquet giv en at the palace last evening to the members of the diplomatic corps Mrs Draper wife of the United States am bassador Gen William F Draper sat on the right of King Humbert Death of the Oldest Mason In Ohio Ashland 0 Jan 10Maj 6 W Urle the first treasurer of Ashland county died yesterday aged 93 years lie was reputed to be the oldest mason Ir Ohio Will Open Large nines Chattanooga Tenn Jan 17 A company has been organized toI extend the Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain railroad about twenty miles to the summit of Lookout Mountain near Durham Ga where are extensive and valuable deposits oi coal good for tokmgI The company will open large mines and develop the property Capitalists of Baltimore Philadelphia and New York are back of the project I I c L FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS l8eeo Session bustnesWasbills on the private pension calendar wore oxiendlngtheton and other officials of the Red Cross Armanlaaadhouse the diplomatic and consular appro pausedwithout madeagalnltand Ulnes Tenn dlseuisioootbelnamadobut Its consideration was notconcluded navalpersonnelShed with glowing allusions to victories weredellvelfdchaplaInpaId introducedVoorheeslibrarycommitteethe hoUse announcing the adoption of RepresentativoMr IIl1le tQO senate as 0 mark of roppoct iadiournedIn the house Mr MaInedelegation forthethe house at noon on Monday the 16th and for a committee or nine members toaccompany tho romaine to Maine The toadjournsessionfor Itatof representatives to attend as a body the NelsonDingleyturned to Its chamber Jonathan Ross tonilsenateadjournedwas transacted beside attending the fun Rej2resentatlveDlngllY theentiresesslon billAtbegunandThe first vote reached was on an amend theUnitednavalpurposes ofwarweropllsse4andpassedSANTIAGO JUBILANT The People Rejoicing In the Prospect or AutonomyPreparing an Oration to Con Wood JiyorDacnrt11 representatlvewho accompanied Gen Wood to Wash Ington announcing that complete au provInceTheserved as a holiday The city was decorated with flags and a massmeeting- was held at which Gen Wood was warmly praised Bands of music pa crowdJc held meetings for the purpose of arranging an ovation to Gen Wood and Dr Castillo on their return Subscriptions are pouring In so there will be no lack of money to make the affair a success TRIAL OF YOUNG JESSE JAMES Postponed at the Request of the Proseca- tlon Although the Defendant was Ueadr and Anxious for Trial Kansas City Mo Jan l7Tho trial of young Jesse James son of the noted border outlaw under indictment for complicity in the robbery of a Mis sour Pacific train at Leeds Mo in September last was yesterday postponed at the request of the prosecution till February 10 next The de fendant was ready and anxious for trial Rare Coins StolnIPittsburgh 15 Thieves stole six rare pain from the Car negle museum e attention ofI the guard was by two worn One of the coins is a Cromwell broad guinea one of the five known to exist and almost above price It s feared tho thieves in their Jgno iince have melted the coins for gold Reassuring News from Gin Otis Washington Jan l70en Otis was eard from again from Manila and he contents of his cablegram were co eassuring as to the situation there ind at Hollo that the officials hero have come to accept without question the correctness of his statement that the critical stage is past and that be line control of the situation Will be airen a late Conduct Paris Jan 18 Arrangements havo been made to give Maj Comte Ferdi nand Estherhazy a virtual safe con duct to testify before the court of cas sation in the Dreyfus revision Inquiry the comte having forwarded- to M Mausau first president of the court a synopsis of the evidence he is prepared to give Arrival of Commissioner from Glasgow New York Jan 10Three commis sloners from Glasgow arrived on the- Ft Louis yesterday to lay before Pres- Ident McKinley and his cabinet partie ulars regarding the Glasgow exhibition to be held in 1901 Withdrew Their ResIgnation San Juan Porto Rico Jan 17Gen Guy V Henry governor of Porto Rico promises certain concessions to the councilmen of San Juan and the lat ter therefore have withdrawn their resignations St Louis to Slav a New Hank Washington Jan nThe comptroller of the currency yesterday ap proved an application for authority to organize the State national bank of St Louis capital 2000000 Going to Reinforce Dw 7s Fleet Washington Jan 17The Castine sailed Sunday from San Juan de Porto Rico for Gibraltar She Is going to the Philippines to velnforce Deweys fleet Why this Difference Most every woman loves to wear A nice large hat tis true Hut is there one of them would care To wear a mammoth shoe Dr BullsCur pleurisy and woncfafuUymort VlOUKBI YruptheItfainvaforile Small dews Prfce25cts o t 1 4 I powderbewathird larUer till any other tires 1t91l AKiNG POWDER Absolutely puro SOYAl SAKIK3 POWBf K CO llCW YOM CONDENSED TELEGRAMS Kink Oscar of Sweden is suffering from an attack of influenza Felix II Benton one of the oldest citizens of St Louis died Monday Eight new postal substations will be placed in operation in St Louis February 1 Lon Keels a saloonkeeper of Del giquc Mo was found shot dead be hind his bar Gov Taylor of Tennessee exercised executive clemency in 45 cases before MondaySantiago the re port from Dr Castillo that tho prov autonomyAWashington to ask an appropriation of congress for the Buckeye centen nial Burglars entered the Cotton Belt railroad depot at Dexter Mo blew open the safe and secured about 10 in moneyIn Missouri senate three resolutions were proposed to reform the criminal procedure anti do away with the grand Jury The directors of the Galena un giftfromof a fine portrait of himself The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in Sicily is attaining great proportions The flow of lava is unprecedented and streams of fire are pouring in all di rections usingtheheld by the United States commis sioner at Fort Smith Ark in a bond Of 5000The of the British foreign office say they have heard nothing of the alleged defeat on December 28 of the AngloEgyptian forces on the Blue Nile- Brother Uaurfcllan preslSenrolthtf Christian Brothers college at Mem phi Tenn has been summoned to France He will sail from New York at an early date Two convicts who escaped from the Kansas pcnitcntiaryCharlcs Jones and John Smith were captured near East on Kas by three farmers They were found in a hay loft There is Intense excitement in Bax ter county Ark over a series of sudden and mysterious deaths which have occurred in the vicinity of Mountain poisonAuntwho went to Colorado Springs Col from Arkansas in 1872 two years before the town was laid out died of grip in the county hospital Monday aged 107 years James Barrett of Chicago has mUlingInterestsIll The deal involves a large sum of money but the exact figure is not givenI Bates a farmer living near the famHy wagon was swept away and his wife child and a young woman were drownedWord has been received at lAtch fled 111 of the death by drowning while bathing in a river near Ifavan CorporalFrankIllinois regiment- Georgo Gcmunda supposed to bo the oldest violin maker in America and tho inventor of the famous Ge munda violin known nil over tho world died at his home in Astoria Long Island aged 83 years Complete Autonomy to be Granted the Province of Santiago Santiago Jan lGEI Porvcnieu publishes an extra giving a cable mes sage from Dr Joaquin Castillo now In Washington with Gen Wood in tho Interest of the Santiago board of trade Dr Castillo says that complete autono my will be granted to the province The whole city is talking of a demon stration to celebrate the prospect Thrown Into st Paolo by an Earthquake Santander Spain Jan 17A strong earthquake shock at one oclock yes terday morning threw the inhabitants of the city into a panic A number oi windows were broken THE MARKETS New York Jan 19 ISM CATTLErUHvo Steers 1 4 75 tJ 6 M 611L0Ui1Wlater 4 00 II MKCORNNOyPORKNew 1000 34 ST LOUIS- COTTONillddllng Q 6 BEEVES Steers 3 85 tp S 25 Cows and Heifers ZOO 1 285 CALVES per 100 600 U S 10 HOaaFalr to Choice 3 JO A J SO SHEEP Fair to Choice 3 40 O 4 00 FLOUR Patents new 3 M CO Clear and Straight 2 75 H WHEATNo Red Winter 74 15 CORNNO a Mixed asHIs as OATSNO z 28 n ENo2 M 64 I S s so TODACCoLUflDurley 4 U 00 HATCIear Timothy S 00I 850 BUTTER Choice Dairy IT EQQS Fresh 14 PORK BtandardMesanew U 1 1- 7BACONCUar Rib tI 5- UARD Prime Steam Q if CHICAGO 16751I0GB 16101I00BAII FOUR VARIETIES OF BEEF Gov Roosevelts Letter to Gen Mlle the Same as His Report to the War Department FOUR KINDS OF BEEF WERE FURNISHED The Corned fleet was Oood the Canned Sleet Would Turn the Stomach of ttu Men tire Special Process Stew lleef Had to be Thrown Overboard and the Re frigerator fleet was Good Albany N Y Jan 14oov Roosevelt stated that he had written a letter to MajGcn Miles concerning the condition of the meat furnished dur ing tho Santiago expedition Gen Miles at Washington has made refer ence to the receipt of that letter The governor as colonel of tho regiment of rough riders submitted a report to the war departmentn September last which contained practically the same account ot the condition of the beef as was set forth in his letter to den MilesThe governor in his letter stated that four kinds of beef were furnished fromthotlmetheylelt turn The first of these was corned beef Its quality was good The salt articlesIpalatable The second kind was canned roast beef which was without flavor or taste and would turn the stomachs of those who ate It It was stringy and tough and without any qualities which would render it a fit article of food There was but one way In which tho men could eat it and that was by making it into a stew Fresh vegetables were not al ways obtainable and stews could be made only occasionally When the rough riders left Tampa a large quantity of specially prepared beef was placed aboard the transport on which they embarked This beef was in quarters and was stored in tha forward end of the transport It had been prepared by some special process unknown to Col Roosevelt but sup posed to bo with some form of solu fronjTampabeef began to smell The stench was so great that the men avoided tho for ward end of the transport as much as possible Tho meat could not be eat en and it was thrown into the ocean A fourth kind of beef was served to the rough riders at Santiago after July 25 It was of gpod quality and WM brought to Cuba in special steam ers with refrigerator facilities Gov Roosevelts official report was accompanied by report of the quartermaster nn l surgeon of the regiment and thos i of several captains Coy Roosevelt is known to greatly regret the turn the trouble In the war department seems tobe taking as he feels that it is not so important to fix the blame as It is to prevent tho recurrence of the conditions that gave rise to tho controversy DEATH OF NELSON DINGLEY The RepublIcan Leader In the House of Representatives Dies After a Short Illness of Heart Failure Washington Jan Hllon Nelson Dingley of Maine leader of the republican side on the floor of the house of representatives and representing the Second congressional district of Maine in that body died here last night at haltpast ten oclock of heart failure resulting from extreme weak ness due to pneumonia lIe was un conscious during the most of the day and death came quietly without con sciousness being regained Surrounded by Friend There was present at the time Mrs Dingley Miss Edith Dingley Messrs E N and A II Dingley sons of thi A FI THE LATE CONGRESSMAN DINOLEY deceased James C Hooe an intimate friend of the family Dr Deale one of the physicians who had been attend- Ing him throughout his illness and the two nurses To within a few hours before his deaths the family firmly believed as it line throughout his Illness that Mr Dingley would recover and it was only when it became apparent that he was lying that the members gathered at his bedside While the past few days hind given great hope of recovery the progress of the disease had made the patient weak and had seriously affect ed his heart Determined to Die and Died Mariettc WIs Jan 14 Jennlo Ward a modiste died here practic ally of slow suicide Four weeks ago else went to the Menomlnee hospital determined to die made her will and absolutely refused to take any medi cine or allow the physicians to do any thing for her A love affair is said to have caused the suicide Laenworthi Coal Cos Miners Go oa Strike Lcavenworthj Kas Jan HThree hundred miners in the Leavenworth Coal Cos shaft went on a strike yes terdny They demand a reduction of the amount of waste deducted which has been 20 pounds to the hundred They want only ten pounds deducted The operators refuse to acceed to the demand A new ocean steamer has Just been launched which has a coal carrying ca pacity sufficient to enable it to make a trip around the world at the rate of twelve miles per hour McGEES + 25cCHlLLCURE I KNOCKS OUT I CHILLS AND EVER IIouallelal- Oooltu p1 asaetm- 4I ii 1sLaO BBS 80TTUE Sold by George King St Charles Ky r STLJRJTIESJIOTELSTLOUIS IJROP7N PLAN Rates 75o and 100 per Day 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Pass Agent Cincinnati John A Scott Div Psss Agent Memphis Wm Murray Dlv Pass Agent New Orleans A H Hanson G P A W A Kellond A Q P A Chicago Loiliillls President4Iepkins eint U BANKMADISONVILLE Gaptal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky Co Eompoun prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist drugfreshpossible work and for compensation be must be reasonable WITH TIlE ABOVE FACTS REMEMBER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE r JOB WORK Will receive prompt atten tion at this office Estimate furnished upon application SII i T fW=p V7 A tr It 1 cr e 8ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager l BEE FUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated Enured the Pcttoffice at Birllniton II Second I t asmatter =4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Y1Uct Ytar trlelljrlnadTanc 1100 SIC Montit ijJ nitMontitSlnlleCopl s Specimen copies milled fret on application Correspondents wanted In alt parts the i Ionaty Addretsns for particulars =f THURSDAY JANUARY 19 1899 J = HON J F DEMPSEY of Madi sonville is candidate for reelection ft as Railroad Commissioner toUvarious State institutions Saturd 136000 Of this amount Western Asylum for the Insane ceived 23730 IT is understood that Gov Bradley will apoint Lieut Col Mor B Belknap to the Colonelcy of I olC Jno B Castleman now a Brif dier General in the regular army TilE Beaver Dam Gltantr d tinguished itself just now by issuii a handsomely printed special edition full of pictures of people places and things m its town and county People didnt know before that Beaver Dam was so big STATE Board supervison basbe gone to seed in Texas A bill before the legislature of that State proposes a board of examiners to iexamine barbers and no barber is to be permitted to ply his avocation without a certificate from the Board IN Kentucky this year the political inot wires will fairly burn with pulling A governor and State officers fwillbe elected and representatives in the Legislature and onehalf of the senators will be voted for A United States Senator will beI chosen too by the General Assem bly CLOUISVILLEhave a notable musical event in the coming month of Mayt to eclipse even the splendid an successful May Festival of 1898 Cincinnati has an off year in music anti Louisville will bear away thcpalm and cover herself and the State with glory FOLLOWINC the promotion of their chieftain to the office of Brigadier General in the regular armyn many commissioned officers of the First Kentucky Volunteers are vigorously a seeking appointment in the regular service The glory of arms anda just cause has aswill her before in this country madtmoney thousands to L serve in our army and navy ranks AFTER many years of newspaper work in Madisonville Prof J J Glenn retires from the Hustler His future plans are not announced 1 of C C Givens and Munnell Wilson will continue the publication o that paper We regret to know that Editor Glenn quits the news paper business in Hopkins county There was never a more conscientious and hardworking newspaperman nor one more courteous to his contemporaries ACCORDING to estimates made by the Engineering and Mining Jour alhe worlds mines yielded dur ing 1898 a total of 286218o 0 gold against 237332000 in 1897 D an increase of 48886000 In fo 1896 the worlds yield was onl J 202000000 and in 1894 only I 181000000 The increase is enormous but it is believed by authorities that the 1899 will surpass even the extraordinary yield of last year 2 Good Faith Good BusinessLFollowing the recent total res o toration of the wage cut to em ployes the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company has declared a dividend of one and onehalf per cent payable February loth The at restoration of wages and the sub sequent dividend has increased the ei demand for and the price of the stock of that company This is the first dividend the road has paid for since 1893 when wages were re Iduced But if the present business di on Henderson division of thatd road is any indication of the ness of the entire system and future prospects this dividend is for only a beginning of dividends for to the Louisville and Nashville roadBr uprVe to if not the divisions of equipment At times recently ing it has been beyond r caAndcheerful and loyal set of men of could scarcely be found than t the trainmen and crews whoseth ompetence and prompt response at all times to the call of duty have moSt made possible the handling of the enormous business which has passed and is passing over the V i S I t J11 u il rtj L I 4 r I I lI Henderson division of the Louis villc and Nashville road In I1 present stress of work not a man has laid down on us is the comment of one who is in position to know There has been and is good faith on the part of the officials and good faith on the part of the men with the consequent mutual confidence and good feeling on either side E L Hendricks as Cassius Mr E L Hendricks has a peared in a new role in Paduc society Ed is an honorary memo ber of a select Shakespeare Club and at the Clubs Twelfth night meeting he scored a success at ceo citing in the role of Cassius The Paducah Sunday Visitor says An elegant and brilliant social and liter ary function was the reception given by I rseofShakespeare club at the borne of M Frank L Scott to their former members and the club last Thursday ci moslnteresltoof the coos scene between Drulus CrJ3rhewas Impersonated by Prof H Cby Srnil and Cassius by Mr E L Hendricks they were very clever indeed The entire lower floor of Mrs Scotts home which is one of the most attractive gueslsrlS chefJaWaihtngton telegram to Chicago Tribune PhilippineISrigofficers has undergone no change of late for the simple reason thati his plans in regard to the t the Islands after the ratification of of peace have not been formulated Last October he de veloped a Philippine policy only to the extent of deciding it would impossible to return any or all of the islands to Spain He so in structed the Peace Commissioners at Paris and they carried out his views without alteration I He did not decide then nor has the decided yet that the islands tjthebecame convinced thatSpam cornugovern the islands e circumstances and that the United States must assume their contrc 1sTo this extent the Presidents a bined1before the Senate JDbothtates acquires the legal title to the 5 islands the President will then undertake to find out whether thip Idwhich few people believe to be P HUntilan not govern themselves the President will not consider the oc u cupation by the United States asa anything but a trust He believes it will take from now until meeting of Congress in December ascertain the facts and he will- ot commit himself to any radical policy in any direction until he has better knowledge of the situation re than at present and for this pur t pose when the treaty is ratified he recommend to Congress the creation of a commission to study he situation on the ground as a basis of the policy yet to be for mulated Mr and Mrs Jas R Rash en tertained classes of the Christian Sunday School last Friday even ing at their home It was the last or a series of pleasant evenings glfhome of their superintendent POLITICAL POINTSin Judge W B Fleming has an nounced as candidate for the Dem ocratic nomination for Attorney General co John A Bell of Morganfield is announced as a candidate for State Senator from Union and Henderson counties fuamprrSPXlitMayfieldmidst of a locsl option The con edtlo8EveningThe Ohio Valley Bimetallic is to meet in Louisville slnJune 15 to chew the rag over the defunct silver issue Coin Harvey will be thereof not thMtleiDemocratic norTMajor P P Johnson denies the rumor that he will be a candidate State Senator from Fayette fostrictolitics at Louisville the other ay He saIdov CleBrown first and Hardin next caallFirst District man will of course get a- mplimentary ma vote in the convention m own is the choice I believe of the con ntion Brown in the choice I believe the country voters but Hardin is also popular Goebel has absolutely no follow an worthy of the name stcabo not believe there is a single Democrat no any prominence who will support Goe mlkoowcooslderlngbest solidly Democratic counties in the Well in Trigg county I am told and jjGoebelWhy If the rest of the State Is solidly opposed to Goebel as the aslie i aralic choice for Governor his name will 10leMr Theodore Clark of Dawson Springs who represented Hopkins county in the Kentucky Legislature says he will be a candidate for reelection W D Orr is also mentioned as a probable candidate for representative from Hopkins on the Demo cratic ticket Populistelection in Kentucky iT B Walker of Ax ChristianI county says the committee of his county can consider him in the ring for the Republican nomina tion for representative He saysI he thinks he could do as well as an editorIRepresentative B F Saunders Union county has announced candidacy for reelection to there Legislature as a Democrat He was a patent medicine street fakir until elected to the Legislature Union county is one of the bI stand richest in Kentucky and has bJmany able democrats but Mr thus far has no an nounced opponent Mr John A Bell of Morganhcld is thinking of running It was a matter of among the Democratic in the last Legislature that great county of Union should such a representative as this Solon Saunders Several West femthem from Warren county said they had often seen Saunders the streets with a negro and a banjo in tine capacity of a street faki selling patent medicinesCourier Journal t rr j TI aNEIGHSyOFTH IIfH9 EDltp9 1 f 4ahark from theToomba 1 A se Conductor Joe Powers showed critter man a partridge that he on the top of his train Sat n rday morning which in flying over the train had collided with the running board and killed itself endlessY h to learn that Bob White introduced b bill against the narrow running it oard on a freight car Rev E M Crowe an gngreached E pi laouthHis home is in Hartford and at an resent he is of the ceouisvilleis object was soliciting funds for hHedindhis hearers Of course he spoke chrero tfThe nag man sometimes attends church He is not famed for his still he likes siosinner man exhorted to flee per petual fire and he sometimes sees the and hears things which are truly ridiculous and he has noted that and there is a howling demand for bet ter judgment in singing the right de song Some people seem to think because a hymn is found in a col- Slection of religious songs that it i fitting and proper to sing it on any all occasions We once saw a collection taken up while the con and sang Im glad salva ons free and in church here last week as a not over youthful tr came forward to be joined marriage Some one started and sang 4 Tis the last chance II which was ludicrous and embar the rassing The hoss editor hopes bo that his singular friends will take he heed and govern themselves ac the hirdinglythMarshal tebackthfuneraloached him and saluted Dont to eak to me please said the offitre r for my troubles are beyond now e power of language to express t t t Jestresseditor Well said the official ja spokingJerseyfemin ace expectations run that I have hardly close ept during the past week This A morning the calfs advent was reo to ported but oh woe isie it was and a heifer but was totlier kind a a calf Oh he wailed I am uplmy kittens are all of the homas gender my calves arc all tur auruses Perhaps said the man of nags consolingly Fate wants to make a hero of you be pUIButfortedstaduTherelel1Churchother Crows n 2HIke croarksruhereyouongWheat does not mean to chaff the angers by implying that they dot conduct themselves with due order and propriety He only lieoCaustoof course such conduct goes ectly against the grain of Harvers L Wonderful Cure Spinal Disease the Result of a Fall Abscesses Formed Kentucky Clergyman Reports What Hoods Saraaparllla Old The character or the people wI testify to the merits of Hoods Sarsopa r is worthy of consideration Read what a Kentucky clergyman says II When our little girl was 3 years old she fell from a loft and strained beriplno Since then the has been subject to spinal dkeaae and lost tho use of her limbs She was v delicate and did not have Pjthelettsldeofcontinually and she Was obliged to lie on her right sldoalUhe time We procured Hood SsnsparllU and she began taking It The that effect Will to glyo her an appetite and enable her j0 steep She continued taking It and no shell a healthy child with the exception of her deformity REV B 0 Chaplin Remember Hoods SarsaparillaIs UK best In fact r cure oausea ndlgosUon Hoods PIlls biliousness Price 360 hope the erring ones will make an oat of this facttOn one of those slippery mon ings last week Nollie Umstcad who lives at the top notch of Methodist Hill II started out to get a bucket of water from a near neighbors He had a bucket in each hand and was cheerfully singing that good old hymn My eet are on the highway halle lujahl1 He had just reached then pious ejaculation at the end of the line when inc trod on a wet slanting- ir plank and in less than half a in twinkling his feet left the straight t loinestruck the earth with the energy of ram him to aelpever uttered in that godly part of the city Of course everyone in sight laughed vehementlyd nd Nollie arose with thtsways down the hill Having captured ta these he set about his Iw haldued tones Jack and Jill went U the hill etc and reflecting upon St what a great consolation it must 11 m hiknow loyJesse Phillips is not a giant in aUr was ap- I but bestlook after some burglars who were the esse ac inptedness that would have immortalized knight errant On reaching the ouse esse found three other la fall shesi in coOhorus there are burglars in that reomgrooront go near the door or they wil Ico urder you Jesse however ber bandwas only thumblocked from his de of the door Seeing this he produced a knife of barlow descent blade of which had serveda preexistence as a pewter spoon which if sufficiently heated would enable a determined man to pefaceswore in a Christian manner of course that he would invade that room if the forty thieves lay in ambush there and despite loud entreaties he opened the rushed in and pranced over the L room closely scrutinizing every nook and corner have reo peeateddont go near it wailed the ladies or you will surely be murdered before our eyes Jesse examined iss door and found it thumb plawouldroom if John A Murrell and s eleven hundred organized cut been roats were entrenched therein so In8 lioredsurance that he was walking into NO e jaws ofdeath A strict search as vealed nothing lIe then offered of hartinesatisfied that no thieves wereAlurking about the premises and Of sse retired overwhelmed with sooi anlcs and covered with glory T and inganEarlington certainly holds the has and deuce on a show for a bus calculating mathematician citizen of this place who claims be able to flax Isaac Newton give him cards and close calculation was Riverfengaged in agricultural on the shores of Green sides the other crops he also embarked extensively in the cul e of sorghum At the maturity juicefromcarefully measured and after com ting the acreage the number of per acre and the average of lks he obtained the juice pro ct deducting the requisite perct for evaporation lie output in gallons of sorghum this basis he made an order for barrels to contain the same carefully manufactured the p and found that the total out bsr crack arithmcticiansp DOWN IN THE MINES v 11firstsays the coal works goodyhe warm weather of IecoafIcooslderlngrison mining machine in their mines at s arly day we have been informed ft matheavylargefrelgbrafficForeman Toombs and his crew of car Theliodgetemporary trtttle and tip at the Arnold mineTo an outsider it does look like the coal osUPfly would soon be exhausted yet men led say that we may fear no scarcity for one hundred years or more So rushed has the St Bernard Com panys mechanical force been making im provements and putting in new machinery visitorIt was with difficulty that the coal com got their coal moved the past week then not without considerable delay great was the rush of frelRbt business minesInIrlcity as a motive power is not as popular as it formerly was the use ofair being- w preferred by many operators The first shipment of coal from the Ar nold mine took place last Saturday and InfaCID W Umstead mechanical engineer for St Bernard says he was the first to be ready for work at the Arnold mine having run his air pipes and had a mining machine there before they were ready for him Coal operators say that at present Mem aodbaequal the demand and the Hopkins County supplyAfter a bitter dispute over some minor otUnitedburgh settled down to work When so many men of different opinions on leading wrangleItOrganized labor in Europe has become wbofurnlsbbecomeIIredself defense to also organize beforebeading fifteen cars per day but Mr belimeDalyaboutcarsMr of the Harrison machine works made this county a visit last week Berdusing the Harrison mining machine which markethen skenjisthePBernard Company and as a good in ventor always ready to adopt an improve IssThe Black Diamond has in part the fol a wing to say of the coal trade of the Seplember h fellbeImpeas of it bad little effect on as the September a o coal was stimulated by the colder weather cannel also showed a decided qulckeoloR The growth In the Increase li af tharkedroach of another wave of commercial anddodustrlal prosperity Ever since the demand for soft coal began a notable ortage o cars was a prominent feature November railroads began stocking al some big systems taking all they could t their contractors to which a caused a scrrcitv of commercial coal The- esult of the November election created eater confidence and acted as an inspira n to manufacturers The of soft al of all kinds was advanced in Novem and December and instead of being a madeIsevere hered in the winter season came so Iud denly that operators jobbers and dealers J found themselves short of coal for im mediate shipment and the article in last many cases commanded fancy figures above the regular price Tbe last two Mrs months witnessed quite a revival in the bituminous coal trade of Chicago and sur bad rounding territory with very good pros the els for its continuance ik LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS crjrN railroad track at the various streetco crossings in that clly and fixing a penalty sclpenallyne of for each posedtivuedTessengerce then withforemen wrdersonassisting Foremen Henry of Earl too on the Arnold mine side track Quite a number of changes in the loca n of operators have taken place this ek Mr Sharp of Sebree going to rtonville and Douglas Coffman placed night operator at Sebree Foreman L H OBrien and assistants budannateChauncey thihethen running together caused the call out of the wrecker last Tuesday morn the Probably never in the history of the road and wilinessConstable Rogers has of late been doing totwi none the WhatShall it s i serBeD67fet FOR THBDEUCATB GIRL You have tried iron and- O vide heapalecomplexion worries you Per and she has a little TUB loioughand cannot study Give herhis jerscollswasUnrbody Lnke er cough and the 1iypophoW Davigorsay you cannot take codliver oil until ave tried ScoWs Emulsion near will be to veeouropinlonatonce oldfhen it is added to their food to sad roo all t ficotnsomo m imi m the tgers loll IflorWhat It causes the oil glands in the skin to become more active making the hair soft and glossy precisely as nature intended- It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldnessIt a better circu stopsjIt Preveiis aid it eves Bittern I Ayers Hair Vigor will surely make hair grow on bald heads provided only there Is any life remain ing In the hair bulbs It restores color to gray or white hair It does not do this in a moment as will a hair dye but in n short time the gray color of age gradually disap pears and the darker color of placeWould of our book on the Hair and Scalp It Is free bnStyouwrit ISO ItAddiess O LIEn Lowell ilata tojUIIICCIbecapture was a darkey who formerly lived near or at Hanson and against whom two indictments are recorded for throwing at the train lookouIsI operator at Norlonville but who were afraid has lust a little more to look after than one man can do satisfactorily froixiist a child which is now improving completedtbe piecefRoadmaster Robson and Supervisor Sul lookingterere for accommodation of grain men- The L N are again at the dividend business and their stocks have therefore taken rise on the markets We overlooked the important fact last week that Col Walter Wright of Foreman OBriens force is the happy father of bouncing baby girl A fw doses of Dr U A Simmons Liver Medl clnes will do more for a Weak Stomach than a prolonced course of any olDer medicine Ax Jottings We are having plenty of rain and mud j The prayer meeting convened at lire Whites last Monday night The death messenger visited our vicinity Sunday evening at a oclock and claimed for its victim the infant child of Leona Fletcher It bad been sickout two weeks with bronchitis Its father been dead about three months when child died The community joins in sympathy with the mother and relatives in eir bereavement Bro Newton Pulley who has been very recuperatlog veryitical I doubtful whether Mr Hopson will ever re I ver I Prof B E Thorn commenced teaching hool Jan gth at Coxs school bouse I ofessor Thorn is a thorough and com I tent scholar Mrs Foster who has been visiting rela es and friends of the Cerulean turned to her home in Fort xas last Tuesday theIMay luck and prosperity crown TUB success is the sincere wish of iter SALMAGUNDI Life insurance is a good thing but life in surance by keeping the blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla is still better Red Hill Items The holidays have past and gone the ourhustllogd have gone to work with a vim Red Hillis a thriving community situ d about four and a half miles east of the everyblng 1 goods store an electric sawmill and is brimful of good farmers The cable line which connects us with S city of Mannlngton is now broken down of course on that account our news l be scarce ohn Rice is finding it to be a hard task keep enough catnip tea on had for his ns Yes Chatterbox has lots of goats but to sell at present but if she gets In notion of disposing of them in the future she will be sure to let Clinker know gethareSeveral of our young people attended vices at Fruit Very glad that Clinker did not land on facloryInbe bad better stay there ld Rough gives three cheers to Sweet rt for asking the writer of Nortonvllle ell her moro about the depot Dc sure write next week and tell the readers of BBB what our bustling farmers are ngr Pat Wells of Florida will move saw mill on Red Hill near McFarland dge in a few days and then wonj our e town be on a boom Mr Wells un stands his business thoroughly and whatever be undertakes to do will do right We are sorry to stats that our friend Crick Is no better We hope to soon at his post of duty C Lyells the tobacco buyer for is of Mortons Gap is buying tobacco this week Miss Belle Parker began her school last Monday at the residence of Mr Clark St Charles Mr Gran Hefting Is on the sick list this k r Crick one of our Red Hill iera returned home last week with an orablo discharge He said that going war was tough on him May TUB BEE and its grand old party rmly joined together like the strong and never be broken is wish of OLD ROUGH Nortonvilic News Mrs Farmer of our clly Is very sick at this writing Sweetheart wanted us to say something about our new depot so we will It is nearly complete and Is up to date They had better wish theyh one half so nice We ore glad some one thinks enough of Mortons Gap to give us the news for we enjoy reading It Mr Geo Jt Stiller who has been very sick is not much better Misses Moore and Hale were in our city MondayMr C Almond was in our town MondayThe switch at the new de pot is progressing nicely It will be run by electricity Wonder how came that Mannlngtoo boy girlhasMrs Hamby of Dawson was the guest of Mrs J Y Crabtrce Sunday Mr Hall of Woodstock mines was in town Tuesday Dr Lee Moore was in our city Monday Mr J Y Crabtree has a very bad boll on his ankle Ills giving him a good deal oftroubleMessrs Langley and Gardner the night and day operators of this place have resigned for a few days CMNKIR Secret of Beautyi- s health The secret ofhealth is the power to digest and assim ilate a proper quanity of food This can never be done when the liver does not act its part Doyouknowthis Tutts Liver Pitls are an abio lute cure for sick headache dys pepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious ness and kindred diseases 4 Tufts Liver Pills Christian County Deputy Sher t Iff5IFrom the New Bra- W iIW Rcnshaw and R C Cook were this morning sworn in ilf as deputy sheriffs and executed 1 bond for the faithlul performance sr of their duties iJ f JIM VICTORY CO Dry Goods Clothing 11 11 Earlington Ky Jan 16 1899 DEAR SIR Wo tako this method of informing you that for tho next thirty daya we will offer special inducements in Mens Boys and Childrens Clothing As itis noar our time to take an inventory we wish to reduce our stook to make room for our Spring Goods Every article of Clothing in our stock was pur chased last fall and you can rest as surod you will find no old shopworn or motheaten goods in the lot To accomplish our purpose wo will offer 20 per cent off of any thing in Clothing Nothing will be reserved or laid away as this is a bona fide sale of Seasonable Goods Will Sell you 1800 Suits for144044 1600 t 120044 1260 10004t 1000 4 80044 750a ooo-a 500a 400-a 300a 24O Mens Pants Overcoats Boys and Childrens Suits at same rate Call and look and if you need any thing you will be sure to purchase Yours respectfully j M VICTORY COMPANY H LJ A d A I M McCORD A1 I Contractor and Builder fIS YBAIIO Ixpapilite- otEARLINGTON KY All Classes of Bnildinp Erected made complete ready for occupancy lidIDeluding the furnishing of all rtmechan1cal common labor PLANS DETAILS SPEOI luarantEOATtONS tIGEOIXGE O TOYSuccessor to Isaac Davis Livery and Feed StableIAt the Old Stand on Main I Street just west of tEARLNBTON r S I SC C S CS S S PS S I S ISSIP I S IISSS1 S I Ii I S 3tSSs iiJFJA1RPFJPSL1 if TABLR faA5 best all round boys Parr publlilwll W SERIAL STORIES ITWO I Gavin Hamilton By MOLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL a a tsl ROOM 1loryottI time of Klaf fsTveil Rough Riders Judnck the Crest p SOME SHORT TORIES3 SCOUTiNG OU THE PLAINS AN SXCIIANGE op SIIIPSII lIu41O DILL D GoOla It WALIN MUtEflyA DANDY AT HIS BEST TUB KINGS TBBiSUBBSHIPlly JULIAN iuiru By aIHALIl GOUSLay 4 WARTheie rInclipUCl0 TIlE RESCUE OF REDWAY CRUISING WITH DKWIY2 By IAROLD MARTIN Ji1VVSdNZVaA SCARED By WI JJABy CARLTON T CHArMAN CANEYBy ARTICLES ON SPORT AND TRAVEL ThtM rtidcawlllbe jiovsj SByART FIGURESKATINCByECK TREETOP CLUBHOUSES BICYCLE POLO GODranIPUZZLItJI10 CtMli a Cow Sutttrlptloii tl 00 a fttrA- ddrea HARPER A BROTHERS PublUhira New York NY r t r1 Dri I rcuv w r r J- e S r crkec I 8e F 33u 3nbuslru tug dtjrloet = LOCAL NEWS Overcoats almost given away at t J M Victory Cos Miss Agatha Egloff spent last week in Madisonville with Miss Amelia Hanna and Miss Amelia returned with her to spend the week JM Victory Co arc offeri BOmo big drives in clothing f 7 Miss Lizzie Hanna of jviU is the accomplished MadisonIf Miss Mabel Stewart on Jesup av enue Hopkinsville Kcntuckiah Times arc good and clothing is cheap at J M Victory Cos r Miss Nannie Wilkins of Hop H kips county arrived in the city yesterday and will attend Bethel Female College Hopkinsville Kentuckian 1 M Victory Cos special offer in clothing will only last thirty days J Ten Dollars will buy Twelve Dollars and Fifty cents in clothing I b at J M Victory Cos David Adams the hustling man anger of the Earlington Company is moving from his old place of business on Railroad street into a larger and mote com modious house on Main streeti Foxs old stand He says he is ready to sell anything from the small diminutive but useful tooth pick up to the large and pondrous threshing machine besides news papers etc Dont watt until the choice suits are gone but go to J M Victory Co at once for your suit Public School Oraduates Miss Brown County School Su perintendent will hold examination of public schbol graduates in her office at Madisonville Thurs s day January 26111IOr Dishman Sick A note from Dr It T Dishman the dentist says he has had quita a severe attack of rheumatism at u his home in Springfield and for j two weeks has been unable to dciany work However he hopes to be in Earlington by the of this month and asks that Ills pres ent and prospective patrons wait for his return Committee Meeting Next Tues b day t f Chairman Mocquot has called a J meeting of the Railroad Cornrnisf sion District Committee cah next Tuesday to take action in the nomination of a Democratic candidatePaducah Hopkinsville and Bow 0 ling Green all want the conven T tioflDj To the Pnllliplne S If A letter from Orlean Pritchett to Bill Smith of Madisonville saysm the former was on the lath Washington D C and expected to sail about the 15th He went to church and sat just behind President McKinley Orlean ant c ticipates a Tine trip around world and starts at the salary of nG a month and expenses This f is good news to hear from a home boy God is good to tho Irish was the motto inscribed over a pipe a crossed on a bottle which the- mwitty Dion Boucicault invented for the coat of arms of the t Shaughraun Club This inter pretation of the purposes of Divine Providence would seem to be borne JanuaryCosmo A leaderS of the nations and showing GObrutscheff h1itclicner that not only has England a Lord count Taafc not to mention an tr endless array of other Irishmen p1 who have reflected honor upon their native land SAM P JONES Lectures Saturday Night at Mad Isonvllle subject Saw clety In the Tabernacle at Madison ville Saturday night Rev Sam P Jones will give his inimitable lecture Sawciety under the au spices of the Tabernacle Associa tion A large audience is sure to listen to the pungent truths and intense humor of the great evan gelistorator All the surrounding towns have been billed thoroughly and a large attendance is expected from points outside of Mad isonville The proceeds of the tognacle Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure FJ CIIINKY Be Co Props Toledo 0 Wo the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last fifteen years and be Heve him perfectly honorable In all bus ness transactions and financially nble to 1carry out any obligations made by their firm WEST Be TRUAX Wholesale Druggist Toledo O WALDINO KINNAN Be MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 750 per bot tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best Frank Prowaes Funeral Hopkinsville Ky Jan ItTho-s funeral and interment of the late Frank Prowse the popular Hop s kinsville boy who died from typhoid fever in the division hospital at Columbus Ga Wednesday took place this afternoon Services t were conducted at the Univcrsahst church by Kev Arthur Robinson in the presence of a great crowd of the deceaseds friends The members of the old Latham Light Guards attended in a body The interment was in Hopewell ceme tery Wonderful Discovery LUNSFORD ALA April 15 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co near SirsI have been troubled withSliver and stomach complaint I appetite and my general health was very bad I look medicine from four different goodIvaluable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of It and It did me more good than all the medicine I ever took I ave gained thirtyfive pounds in weight nd my health ii very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I mhemanily Any one who doubts Ibis state ment can write OSCAR BUlK Sold by St Bernard Drug Store R D Williams to be Colonel Lexington Ky Jan iGovBradley has decided to make Col cityheregiment Kentucky State Guards Williams is the wellknown ox hunter and is one of the of e ficers of the National Fox Hunters Association The Deadly GripdIs again abroad in the breathe my be full of its fatal germs I ot neglect the Grip or you win open the door to Pneumonia and Consumption and invite death Its sure signs are chills ith fever headache dull heavy pains ucous discharges from the nose sore throat and uever4etgo cough Dont wastetprecious time treating this cough troches tablets or poor weak syrups Cure at once with 0r Kings New Discov Pry the infallible remedy for bronchialA troubles It kills the disease the lungs and prevents the dreaded aftereffects t from the maladrPrice 50 cts and ioo Money A trial bottle free at HI Bernard Drugstore Gov Bradley has refused to pardon Charlie Campbell now serving one year sentence in the ponitenu itentiary for shooting L an Crowder at Henderson some months agocuTo Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets ll druggists refund money if it falls to cure ajc The genuine bas L D Q on each tabletiGerman bicycle manufacturers ave organized to retard the growth f the American bicycle trade in ermany of PlAHtoVC CUBAN OIL cures Cuts Burnt BruUcs Rheu matism and Sores Price 25 cents A acSoldI I I I NOTHhHG LIKE LKITHERJ Most Shoes are made of leather but Mt that is the only thing about them thateis alike The designing cutting rI It ting sewing soling must all come in t fi before the shoe is a shoe and it depends upon z t = 2how these are done whether the shoe is as not The firm of O tfIlcIt tfl I i2rsnothing like 0 tfIl fut IogeI erEiL Our earnest effort for about twenty long years t f = has been to sell shoes made of good leather o I i tfIl well put together Most of our shoes come f I 9 direct from the manufacturer to us We buy J j I tfIl 4 g from shoe makers who understand their busi 5 I = lness and stand behind their work enabling fi us to see to it that you get your moneys 4 = worth when you buy your shoes of us A 41i BISHOP COJMADISbNVILLE KY i ii iiiI fr J o j The Olympias Chaplain Bested Sharkcy Toledo telegram to Cblcago Chronicle Father Rainey chaplain of the United States steamship Olympia with Dewey figures in a story which comes from Pontiac Mich t the home of his sisters It is one of Tom Sharkeys boasts that he suffered a fistic defeat at the hands of Father Raineyand of which he is proud Sharkey was a sailor on the Olympia and one day while enjoy companionj the fight was called off Dont stop on my account said Father Rainey I enjoy that kind of sport and I guess Tom I you will have to put the gloves on dayA It time was called for the two in the mess room When they put up their hands there was a look of sadness on the sailors face as he made a little punch at tile chaplains breast and when ho was countered on the noso Tom laughed The sympa thetic look then vanished Sharkey made another jab winch was neatly stopped and a punch on the ear put him on his mettle Tom lunged struck right and left tried all the tactics he had used on his mates but to no effect Father Rainey was too clever He would meet the sailors rushes with a stinging punch on the nose or short ribs until when time was called Sharkey acknowledged his defeat Hnvlnga Great Run on Chamber lains Cough Remedy Manager Martin of the Pierson drug tore Informs us that be Is having a great run on Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ha sells five bottles of that medicine to one of any other kind and it gives great satlifao ion In these days of la grippe there is nothing like Chamberlains Cough Remedy to slop the cough heal up tbe sore throat and lungs and give relief within a very short time Tbe sales are growing and all who try It are pleased with its prompt action South Chlcogo Daily Calomel For sate by St Bernard Drugstore Earl ington D r Robinson Morions Gap Geo King Si Charles Like Jesse James Thos J Hunt who lives at- cottsvillc Ky bore such a strik ing resemblance to the notorious bandit Jesse James that he was four times arrested for that outlaw Once for stage robbery near Mam moth Cave and on this charge he served eighteen months in jail and was convicted but secured a new trial and postponement In tile- eantime Jesse James was killed a watch and jewels that were taken in the Mammoth Cave rob possessionThis Digest Your Food Ninety per cent of all sickness is caused by food not being properly digested it creates poisons and goes into yonr blood and then you are liable to almost any disease tbe human system is heir to tjse Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder and goodffectstrial and be convinced Price 250 For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures our cougb Just the medicine for chil ren Cover the Country Princeton Banner The Dawson Telephone company has from Cerulean Springs to Cadiz The Dawson companys circuit now cx- ends from Dawson to Madisoh ville Hopkinsville Cadiz and- rinceton and connecting wit- hlexanders line The two sys ems now pretty well cover thisI section of country He Fooled the Surgeons All doctors told Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson 0 after suffering 18 onths from Rectal Fistula be would die nless a costly operation was performed but ho cured himself with five boxes of- ucklens Arnica Salve the surest Pile re on Earth and the best Salve In the World 25 cents a box Sold by SI Bernard Druggist Ashcraft Gets His Commission Paducah Ky Jan IsMaj J Ashcraft this morning received his commission from Secretary Long as commissioner of the Na tional Parkat Shiloh with a salary 250 a month He took the oath of office immediately L A Crcer Berry ierly Kjr writes Dr M Simmons LIver Medicine arouses the lIver to tion like calomel without nauseating nor de llisting It Ii n slrenthenlng tonic Clean Ibo completion I think It stronger and superior to Zelllni Regulator and Black DraughlJ I want to let the people who suffer fromi rheumatism nod sciatica know that CbamI berlains Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medicines and a doctor bad failed It Is the best liniment I baveI ever known ofJ A UODOKN Alpbaretta Ga Thousands have been cured of rheu matism by this remedy One application relieves the pain For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington ii T Robinson Mortons Gap Geo King St Cnarle The Princeton Ky Masonic lodge Clinton Lodge No 82I have bought a corner lot and will at once erect a Masonic hall The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are out of order AllI such should know that Dr Kings New LIre Pills tbe wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy gives a ipjendid appetite sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy Only 25 ceuts at any Drugstore New Postmasters Newstead Christian county and Allegree Todd county are to have new postmasters Clarence EcSallee is to serve at Newstead and Miss Alice Norman at AUegree iASpruce Gum Balsam Thq Formula Is on the package Cures your cough in day Very pleasant to take Children cry for It Large size bottles price 25C and Soc For tale by Si Bernard Drug Store For a beautiful complexion use Drj Carl stedts German Liver Powder r II i i Sam Jones at Hopkinsville Extensive preparations arc being made for the coming JonesStewart revival at expected to be begun In the Taber popularfeelingthe two evangelists Rev and Rev Stewart Add to thei great drawing power the famous singer and choir leader Excell ant there is a combination that draw Miss Jones daughter of the evangelist and a talented musician will accompany her father The railroads will probably make reduced rate- Earlingtonians who want to perhapsMadisonville on the Providence accommodation and return on the last Chicago train Superintendent Martin of the L N has agreed to stop this train at Madi sonvillc for the benefit of the Earl going3 at Madisonville for Hanson and Slaughtersvillc and visitors Iron those towns can get home the same night Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of hutton Ala writes us August lath 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret ful I keep this medicine In the bouse and when tbe children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of It Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Died at Henderson Henderson Ky Jan 16W- S Grace a farmer of Webster county died here today He came here last week to deliver a crop of tobacco and wastaLiil It has been demonstrated repeatedly in every state in the Union and in many for eign countries that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a certain preventive and curt for croup It has become tbe universal jemedy for that disease M V Fisher of Liberty W Va only repeals wnat has been said around the globe when he writes I have used Chamberlains Cough Reme dy in my family for several years and al wayS with perfect success We believe that it Is not only the best cough remedy but it Is a sure cure for croup It has saved the lives of our children a number of times This remedy is for sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington B T Robingon Morions Gap Geo King St CbarlesIWhen Baron Curzon viceroy of India was undersecretary for the colonies he was once making a parhiament regarding India It was certain to result in a loss to tile government of many lacs ot rupees He repeated with emphasis Consider not pounds nor guineas but lacs of rupees I I oppositionbenches rupeesMr ills mouth stammered grew red and then said I really dont know The house laughed and m that laugh he lost his causeExchange- Glorious News Comes from Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T He writes Four bottles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer of acrofula which had caused her great suffering for years Terrible sores would break out on her bead and face and the best doctors could give her no help but her cure is complete and her health is excellent This shows what thousand have proved ihat Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known Its the supreme remedy for eczema letter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores It stimulates liver kidneys and bowels expels poisons helps digestion builds up tbe strength Sold by St Bernard Druggist Guaranteed The Farmers Bank of Princeton Ky has just entered business with 30000 capital stock J D Leech is president R D Garrett cashier A Timely Hint You shSuld be wise and see that your blood is rich and pure anti your whole system put in a perfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Then you will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds and the grip Dr Carlstedts German Liver Pow AForFor your Cold try Dr Otto Spruce Gum Balsam Prico 350 and soc a bottle An easily followed prescription for preventing la grippe is to wear powdered sulphur in the shoes It said also to be a preventive against cholera and malaria Womens Complexions depend for beauty upon Digestion Dr M A Simmons Liver MedicineSRegulates the Stomach Liver and aecutes the blessing of good DigeitlonT W ECurhs writing to tho Chicago Retard says I notice most of the senators refer to the archipelago that was the scene of Admiral Deweys recent exploit as The Philippians and when I asked one of them if the well known epistle of St Paul the apostle was addressed to the in habitants of those islands he looked at me with an interrogation point on his face and remarked Blamed t f I know I Consumption CuredIDr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam will cure any case of consumption if taken in time Consumption starts with a slight cough or cold This where consumption gets Its SpruceGumheal the lungs and throat and avoid the consumptionDelay o ost you your Large size bottles 35 c and soc For sale by St Bet nard Drug Store THE PENNY MAGAZINE New which Is the lowestpriced magazine n America so cents a year and which s owned by Hon Chauncey M Depew the eminent American orator wants a t representative In this vicinity It is a good opportunity for one of our ambitious young men or young women Applies lions should be addressed to tbe SUBSCRIP fioi DEPARTMENT THE PENNY MAG AZINE Temple Court New York City V I BATTLESHIP KENTUCKY Will Be Completed and Ready for Service About July r Washington Jan iGA New port News special says that the KentuckyrThe time for the delivery of the HadJof the builders this would have been done but there were de lays caused by the Government i- tselhich found it necessary to Cchanges in the plans and de crease the working force in or Ler to put the labor on ships which needed but slight alteration to pre pare them for the late war Due to this the company has nearly a year in which to complete the ship but it is fully expected it will be ready by July i Best way to Invest 25 Cents J898NewI want to tell you what I think of 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 yotfeelA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Hawesville Plaindealer Lead is being found on the Wiles farm near the city and placesSeveralI the lead used in this county was taken from that locality A few dollars a sharp pick and a little elbow grease would work wonders In that section If Gloomy and Nervous and looking on the dark side of things lake a few doses Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine and the gloom will disappear Gross earnings of eightyfive American railroads for the first week of December aggregated 9020603 an Incsease as com pared with tbe corresponding period ot last year of 481500 or 564 per cent For the second week of December seventy two roads have reported gross earnings of 7934672 an increase of 1123324 or 158 per cent Gross earnings for the third week of December were reported yes terday as follows Monon 60778 an in crease of 6787 Chicago Great Western 107019 an increase of 13239 Wabasb 271229 an increase of 39828 For the month of November the Chicago Mil waukee and St Paul reports gross earnings of 3500448 an increase of 172001 The increase in toe earnings was 124882 If Irritable Oat of Sorts Depressed in Spirits have a dull headache take a few doses Dr Jot A Simmons Liver Medicine for quick relief lUrr of Coal Sunk Henderson Ky Jan sGThe towboat Harry Brown met with an accident by colliding with pier No 5 of the Hen derson bridge sinking one barge of coal No other damage is reported PIcuresanand Summer Complaints Price 25 Cents Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Tribute to Nelson Dingley From the Louisville Evening Post Nelson Dingley was a type of American statesman of whom the country may well be proud Pure in public as well as private life scorning the wiles of the mere politician doing right as God gave him the power to see it a student and a man of affairs to him much was given and through him a dome inant party carried out its ideas In the presence of death it is not to discuss whether these ideas are for the best interests of the country but all sections and parties will unite in saying Behold a good man and a true one of the nations jewels in which we have been so rich for a hundred years and more giving the republic a crown ofI glory made beautiful by the and works of such men as Nelson Dingley CASTOR IAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought B a 7f Though We Repent LOUI JanuaryScriboers Though we repent can any Cod Rive back The dear lost days we might have made so fair Turn false to true and carelessness to care nd let us find again what now we lack Ob once once more to tread the old time track The flowers we threw away once more to wear Though we repent can any God give back The dearlostdays we might have made so fair Who can repulse a stealthy ghosts attack Silence a voice that doth the midnight dare- Makemresh hopes spring from gravesod- of despair et free a tortured soul from memory rack hough we repent can any God give back The dear lost days we might have made so fair LHfastNUD1AN TEA cures Dppepo rVeia Constipation and lad gestion Regulates the Liver Price 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store David Adams the newspaper and laundry agent etc is moving from his old stand on Railroad street back of Robinsop Bros to- Ile store on Main street three doors above TIlE BEE office CTIVB SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY hrMuratllalliead1 I roant at Official historian to the War Department I The hook was written In army camps at San Fran cltco on the Pacific with General Merrill In the ho pltal at lIooolulutIn Hong Kong In tbe American In the Insurgent OlympiaithManila Donanta for agonta Brimful of Original ictures taken br government photographer on pr0611Frelgbl fficial war hook Outfit free Address F T Barber Secy Star Insurance Bldg Cblcago OCI27I6I The coal mine at Mt Vernon III hay lOll finally fallen Into the bands of tbe Union Miners work of course has been stopped for the purpose of settling some petty grievance Almost dally something occurs that makes tbe fact more apparent hat a mine under the control of union labor baa no assurance of permanent work Even tbe just dismissal of a miner fCt violating an important law of the mine calls out the whole force sometimes Subscribe for TilE BEE eo 1 I I Meekison Ohio Has Been Greatly Benefited by Peruna Congressman D Meridian at Ohio writes the toUsmlag letter to Dr Hnrtnmii Dr S J3 ffartman Columbus O DEAR SmI have used several tot tics of Peruna and fool url lItly beno fited thereby 1 havo been nfillnf vi or 1 c lion D MlEKir4oc with catarrh of the head nnd feel en couraged to bellave that continued tise of Pcruna will fully eradicate a disease of thirty year titandlng Youn sincerely D MEEKISON The continued receipt of endorse ments like this for Dr Hnrtmans great catarrh remedy jirovo its value beyond question Men of prominence everywhere oro recognizing the merit of Peruna and nro willing to give expres sion to theirjudgment because a certain absolute euro for catarrh la n public good All druggists sell Peruna MORTONS CAP NEWS Judge W H James Veteran Soldier and City Judge Dead Formerly a Magistrate in Muh lenberg County Mr and Mrs M Cain were In Madison ville Saturday Capt L T Stall was in East Tennessee last week on important business Tom McLeValn called on his best girl at Sebree Saturday and Sunday Mr M Cain sold four bouses aud lots in Morions Saturday to Dr Williams and Win Kimmons Several of our boys took in the dance at Warren Hashs Saturday night Miss Urie Coyle of Madis nille visited Miss Cordie Coyle several days this week Rev Willson of Madisonville visited friends In Mortons this week Mrs J H Jones is at present at Nut tawa at the bedside of her sister who is very sick MoudayCounty moo from Madisonville and Mr Yontz from the county of Muhlenberg in the Fox vs Allen case tried before Esq Shaw Case dismissed Mr Dick Williams and son from above White Plains were in Mortons Gap Mon dayMr Long and wife of Crofton visited their son H B Long in the Gap Sunday Miss Jessie Jagoe of Madisonville is at present the guest of Mrs T J Dluto Misses Emma Sbaw fettle and Alice Davis are visiting in the country this weekThere was a select social at the residence of T J flute Tuesday evening It was a successJudge W H James of Mortons Gap after an illness short duration died about four oclock Sunday evening January I5tb He was an upwright honorable Christian gentleman a kind father and a seventyfivethe civil war served as magistrate in the county of Mnhlenberg was marshall several years at Central City and has been elected twice as police judge of our town and was serving in such capacity at the time of his death His remains were taken to Salem Tuesday lytb followed by a vast concourse of friends where his body was consigned to mother earth there to rest until the ressurrectlon We tender the relatives our condolence in this sad hour and trust our Heavenly Parent will comfort and sustain tbcm in their afflic lion On account of the severe illness of Prof E B Bourland Elder Teel was unable to go to Trigg county to participate in the fight for prohibition as was announced- ho would do Nice Salted Straw 30 cents a bailat W C McLeods Subscribe for THE B- EECOLDSColds aro easily token and often develop into bronchitis or consumption euro a cold promptly with SyrupThisdent and will euro a cold nt once DtEullsCOUCH Promptly euros Stubborn Colds Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 35 cts At alt druggists DBL D BROSE PRACTICt LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT sot UPPeR FIRST STREE- TEVANSVILLE IND THOS BYOUNGManufacturer of High Grade Boots and Shoes Repair Work a Speci- altyeL11ixRtQr1 Ky I wish to state to the general public that owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction J Red Hill Jottings Mr WC Lyell the wideawake tobacco man who Is buying tobacco for Mr Geo canvassingtheof tobacco verylargeMiss Bertha flIght is visiting friends near White Plains this week meetIngsMr Olbo Price contemplates going to sayshopuncher of the western plains Mr Edgar Lyell says the broken leg is getting along remarkably well considering everything We are elad to hear it for Ed promisingfuturebeforo Mr It L Price made a business trip to Hopkinsville last week nearWhiteHeoryHa thing That girl must have said There othersMiss Armstrong is visiting friends near Fruit Hill this week Willie Davis is trapping in the bills again this winter but be says tbe game Is not very plentiful vicinityvisitedWe do earnestly hope this will be a good willforpart Every Sunday and twice a week Is a pretty good record for country Jakes o U No Hoo Sturgis Ky Jan 13The town of Dixon Webster County has subscribed 20000 for the proposed road to intersect the Illinois Central either at Sullivan or Stutgis Other towns along the route anditraised with which assurance the Southern construction Company of St Louis of fers to begin work on the road SfRUPOF f- I I ML tiTi TilE EXCELLENCe OF SYRUP OP FIgs is duo not only to tho originality and simplicity of tho combination but also 1 to tho care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes SvnupCo thetrue J genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the CALIFOIINIA Flu SYRUP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless parties FORNIA Pro Smop Co with the medi cal profession and tho satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty Laforas it acts on the kidneys liver and weakenIng nauseate In order to get its beneficial effects please remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCIscO CI LOUISVILLE Kjr 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MOORE Barbee Castleman ARLINGTONPKY MANAGERS Resident Agent for Earlingloa and Southern Department Vicinity Home Office Louisville Ky l SUBSCRIBE FOR r I 1TIIE E3EEONE DOLLAR PER YEAR l r iI 4i 4i 4 5I e 1L1 1 1 f i Ie t I I THE SUNDAY SCHOOt LESSON IV FIRST QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JAN 22 Text of the Lesson John III 110 Memory Verses 111O Golden Text Joint tilt 10 Commentary IrcpnreiI by the hoT D SI Stenrn Copyright IHS by D M Stenrns 1 Now tliorowns a man HV Inverses II 22 3 of chapter 2 wo road thai tho disciples bollcvcU and many beloved but thou wo rend that Jesus did not com wit Himself unto bcllovo In men for Ho know what was In man Thou wo hnvo Him dealing with this titan n ruler of the- Jowi and revealing Nloodomua to him self that ho might know God for this grouter than riches or wisdom or might Jor Ix S3 24 0 Nlcodomus knew that Jesus was n least sent of God anti that God was with him and his soul was hungering for more of God anti ho felt that Jesus had power to help hInt yet being n ruler and Jesus being evidently n very humble person not having been taught In any of tho schools nor having like Saul boon brought up al tho feet of Gamaliel or any great teacher ol tho day ho scorns to think It wlso not to como at first to Him too publicly 3 Jesus posses by tho seeming coropll mont antI recognizing tho longing In tho heart of Nlccxlcmus tells him briefly tho only way to see tho kingdom for which ho longs To bo born of God 113 or front above margin Is tho only way No hu man wisdom nor royal lineage nor position among men can entitle any ono to see or enter tho kingdom of God It must bo a work of God In tho heart nothing loss than tho receiving of tho Son of God chap ter I 1- 3f I Xlcodemus though very religious and a ruler of tho Jews was only n not ural man anti understood not spiritual things Ho could only think of n natural birth 6 A llttlo moro fully Jesus now states It saying that to be born of God moans to bo born of water and of tho Spirit By raIling up three witnesses Peter James and Paul and by comparing I Pet I 23 Jos I 18 Eph v SO John vi 03 wo learn that water suggests tho Word of God by which tho Spirit always works 0 Tho flesh Is the natural man tho man not subject to nor controlled by God Ho may bo Intellectual educated talented wealthy n good citizen moral philan throplo and In every way all that could bo desired as a loving father son or brother yet It only that never see tho kingdom of God Ho that hath Qo Son hath lIfo but ho that hafti not tho of God hath not life whatever else ho may have I John v 13 7 Yo must bo born ngnln There Is much teaching nowadays to tho effect that there Is a spark of tho dlvlno nature In every ono and that It only needs to bo do veloped but such Is not tho teaching of tho Word of God which says that tho car nal or natural mind Is enmity against God for It Is not subject to tho law of God neither Indeed can be Rom vIII 7 8 Wo can fool tho wind as it blows upon us bulagcannot tell whence it camo nor Thus tho Spirit move rc L works In tho darkness of Gen 1 2 tho Spirit of God moved upon the face of tho waters and God spake and there was light So God by His word and Spirit shines In hearts anti gives tho knowledge of Himself causing lIfo and fruitfulness where all before was wasto and void II Cor iv 6 7 0 How can these things bet The blind was groping for tho light and but very dimly perceiving Those spiritual things so simple to tbo Spirit taught were too much for tho natural man oven though ho be a ruler I have wondered If onoJreason why the wisdom of this world likes the book of Daniel and would fain have dono with it is that there as perhaps nowhere else is shown the utter impo tence of such wisdom to deal with tho things of God 10 A master of Israel should know something of these things for in EzckIxzzvl SO 87 it was written newjheart also will I give you and a new will I put within you I will put My Spirit within you and cause you to walk In My statutes Gabriel was sent from heaven to muse Daniel to know but hero Is a greater than Gabriel and yet Xloodo runs does not understandf tourthe doublo verily or amen or In truthsand He who uses it is Himself tho EIo knew all things and all men oven Jielr utmost imaginings Ho said through Jeremiah I tho lord search tho heart I try the reins Jer xvII 10 12 There ore celestial and terrestrials things as well as bodies but the glory of tho ono differs greatly from that if the other I Cor zv 40 The kingdom aldthough not of this world is to besot this earth and will include tho wholo world John xviil 86 Dan vII 27 Hah II 14 but there is n New Jerusalem to some down out of heaven from God In tho light of which tho nations of tho earth are to walkearo Vhllp Ho was on earth He was in heaven no came down from heaven and does Ho thsayheaven If so wo must believe it But what about John xx 17 I am not yet oHisilorthe Scriptures but spoko of them aa realltties Hero Ho refers to the tlylngfrom ly look upon a brazen serpent which Moses g ohighdying ono beheld tho serpent of brass ho livedGas dent unless they looked They wero helplosaso are we When a bitten and dying one looked whore ho was told ho saw tho ro fsufferingfastened to n polo and thus in tho place of death to ItselfI10 In Jesus Christ on tho cross for our sins wo see tho lovo of God as it never was seen elsewhere Wo too tho fulfillment of Gen III 15 21 ls xxII j lea 1111 and ev cIngsderstand It nor to grasp Its full signifitcanoe for that would bo like the bitten Israelite we are asked to behold Him and believe Ho Is for me Then wo are assured that through Him wo have life and can never perish All who are helpless and turn to Him and simply receive Him aro born of ao L It is evident from chapter sIx 80 thatftico domus received Him and the secret dlstciple became tho bold confessor Divine TruthIIDivine truth liko divine love is of o Godinfinito eternal unchangeableII indestructible as It was ning Is now and over shall be worldGwithout endRev Dr Charles bert Hall 0 Wo rear tnero is uotmng cneoring luxtho theological outlook for thoso dand irritated defenders of the ancient order Tho reconstruction of theology on the basis of revised and critical re views of tho Scriptures is bound to go on The only sano thing for thoso whoefeel that faith is endangered do is to engage with equal onrnC6tneSiI and knowledge in the publish tho foots overlooked or sup I pressed in the interest of revolutionary theories and thus by the only effective means supply the information on which a valid view can rest To answer in ftrialsThe sound policy is to moot light with moro lieht TJniverealist Loader P ISOS CURE FOR MBmwr WHtRt ALL 11 fAILS I Beat VilliIna a 1 1 JItuJk1reht I 1 1 11 1 11 1do1 1tt 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I Ii i INCORPORATED Miners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE iIIKnetuckyI I iJAMES BrA rLch Officea IR LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Paducah cp Tennessee Kentucky StreetsIi327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind RJaltoiI THE FAMOUS NO 3 COAL IFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles if Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKETi FURMBESSf BERNIn same as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal i ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY iiSS5 Jtf 11 1 te1 t 1 11 1 11 111 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic Foe the Week BegInning Jan IB Comment br Her S II Doyle TOPIC Whero am I golngt ft cxlx S7L I Tho Ono Hundred and Nineteenth Psalm Is the longest and most elaborate of all the psalms It is an alphabetical psalm having a stanza composed of eight versos for each of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet Each verse oon lists of two numbers only each of which begins with the Game letter of tim alphabet The subject of the psalm It law of God and it is practically an expansion of tho Nineteenth Psalm Tho author is unknown Tho topic suggests tho idea that life in a Journey a going either toward God or from God The psalmist in the topic l reference declares that ho is going God directed by His law and testimonies If we want to travel in the ame direction the word of God is onr only true guide Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path to The only way to go Gods way is to fol low His law What wo might call the teps in this way are painted out in the topical reference I Tbo flret step is consideration and to go Gods way as pointed out by His law verse 57 I have said that I would keep Thy words It This decision shows that thero has been due consideration of the question The salmist has doubtless earnestly consid rod the matter as to which is the better way to go with tho law of God or against it and has wisely concluded at ho will keep Gods vord This is tho first stop toward traveling with God Wo must elejcido to do so and aft r due consideration who can fall to ome to tho some conclusion Personal duty destiny demand obedi nco to Gods Jaw If men considered he matter more thoroughly and earnest moro would decide to goGode wily Thoughtlessness Is largely the cause of odlessness If we thought moro upon ur wuyn we would more readily turn ur feet unto Gods testimonies 2 Tho second step Is the study of ods Jaw Tim law of God must be studied and known to be practiced If wo were blind no light could guide UK requiresknowledge wIne to us Wo shonld study it prayer ully systematically earnestly and con- tonily Then we are in position to fol ow tho direction it points us 8 Tho third stop is the practice of Gods law I thought on my ways and turned my feet unto Thy testimonies I made haste and delayed not to keep Thy commandments Consideration doe lon and study nro valueless without anion without practice Tho prodigal son thought decided and acted He said I will ariso and go to my father tI and ho also arose and went It Practice alone will make our decisions effective Two incidental characteristics of one traveling Gods way aro thanksgiving nd association with those of the same of life At midnight I will rise and glvo thanks to Thee because f Thy righteous judgments I am the- ompanion of all them that fear Thee nd of them tint keep Thy precepts verses 02 OS Child of God going ods way go and do thou likewise Bible Readings Gen v 24 vi 8 xvii 1 II Kings jut 10 Ps i 10 vi 8 six 14 xo 12 ozvi Dj axis 07 lOCi 112 Mio vi 8 MoJ II 6 John xiv 17 Alwttyi Safe It is always safe to take it for grant d that as yourself BO others are trying o do their best Shortcoming is no ign of short willing Sweetness is nev rwhippedinJ F W Ware The Shadow of Idlenei Vice sometimes appears to me as tho shadow of idleness I do not feel horror when I too sin and misery but shame or the sako of GodTennyson- Often MUtafcen Draws without balance arc often mis taken for genius Presbyterian Jour nal And God Will Help Choose light and God will help you o do right Ohnroh Standard e 9ur Delated iiens pftahntnGao ALftAKDX Barlincton Kv MGRfONS GAP Mrs Nancy Smith who has been living at Earlioglon for some time has returned to again make this city her home The rake walk given by the Y M R U Saturday evening was a success and was much enjoyed by those present Messrs Frank Sharber Marshall lIam liters are suffering from an attack of the la grippe Tbe trustees intend giving an entertainment the first Saturday in next month for the benefit of the district Mrs Rachel Nance of Madisonville Is visiting relatives in the city Messrs James Wing and James Ruffins were slightly injured in the mines last week Mr RofHns whose home is In Hopkinsvills had only been here a few days Comes well recommended and be is welcomed as a valuable acquisition to so cietyMessrs J Bogus Arch Petty F Taylor and Mars Griffin were in Madisonville Sunday Mr Frank Grady h quite sick at this writing EulingtonSunday Metdames Ella Patterson Emma Rascoe and Miss Lelia Harris are sick Roy Sbarber who is working at Empire visited bis parents Sunday Will Fingers was out with his cart before the whistle 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