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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 26, 1899

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 26, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899012601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 26, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. a . J; U H HP! L . V? BJl TENTH YEAR. I W iw P " - EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1899. II .""""""" '""',.,, II ,1, I.. NO. IS.- MR 1 1 11 IIP.il! Question In- c!r.l"L Iff thur, v -I !. 4 UK 111., MIIM Ar- Ks?ri HFI1NI2SM A IN HAWAII. l I rvll ? 1H wnruuf s- I bb 111 bbsm bm sbm .van am I W 1116 RiWSW WIBUWM I ra win w fflffl The "Embalmed Beef" cvts Again Up Before the War vestigation Commission. GEN. MILES CHIEF SURGEON TESTIFIES, of Another Year's Business. H & 4t 51 Maj, W. II. Daly TelU About tho Dent lions Upon Hoard Ship at Tampa thai Had Keen Treated So that T.rea Hall toft a Fllei Wouldn't Touch It-- It l'ecullar Taata In tho Mouth. Pursuant to our custom, we have this January inventoried our entire Sr m v stock and selected such merchandise from the several departments as has fatted to move satisfactorily and the ,, 'Tag" ends of the lots that have M .. . nearly sold out, and-p- ut prices. on them that will force them out of ;he . way 01 1MF.W SPRING BDDDS H SOON TO BE OPENED. You know the meaning ot "force Ha them out of the way" is all the life has been cut out of the prices. Our loss is your opportunity. They are plums, come and set them. We enumerate a few items to give you some idea of what we are doing. pairs Jeans Pants (soiled), regular prices $1.001.25 and 1.50; your choice for 75 cents. One hundred and seven Knee Pants Suits, ages 5 to 15 years; marked down 25 to 33 j per - Sixty-on- e CLDTHINB! -- . cent..v. Seventy-tw- o Men's and Boys' "Overcoats; to V.C111.. ' -- '" ..-'- ' pairs Men s uaa rants, aamageu; marnea aown to one-na- u price ana icss. Six hundred and five pairs Men's Clean, G6od. Odd Pants: 20 ner cent, discount to re- M duce stock. This lot contains our very choicest r rsinetyv-tou- tiuat, u jui uJOLuuui, yaHW. .Washington, Jan. 21. Maj. W. IL Daly, cKief surgeon with Gen. Miles, and whose field service stretched from Tampa to Porto liico, nnd whoso re port condemning the beef furnished the expeditionary forces created a tsensntion some weeks ago, made, his uppcaranco as a witness before tho war investigating commission. Surgeon Daly's report was the strongest in language of those submitted by Gen. Miles in substantia, tlon of his attack on the beet supplies Dr. Daly has been too ill to appear heretofore, lie was accompanied by Gen. Miles' own stenographer, despite the pretence ot the commission's offi. cial stenographer. IDENTIFIED HIS REPORT. On being sworn the witness identi m fled the rcport,Hubmittcd as Ills own, iro irit changing its date however, from September 31 to October 31. He was willing, lie said, to stand by his report. It wns wholly voluntary, and was not called out by any request or in obedience to any circular or letter, so far as lie remembered. He had heard nothing of an official circular calling for reports. At Ponce, however, some timo between August 1 and 12, he believed he hnd communicated to Gen. Miles top some observations regarding beef supplies. At Tnmpa, on ship board, he had noticed n quarter of beef hanging free in tho sun, and ho became interested in the experiment of fiavlng fresh slaughtered beef placed under such moist climatic conditions to see how long it could stand It. FLIES WOULDN'T TOUCH IT. "I observed," lie said, "that thc.flies, especially the bull flies, did not affect It; did not light on it, or if they did they got away from It very quickly. Ho had cut off a pteco ot that beef- nt Tampa nnd cooked It, but it neither smelled nor tasted naturally. Later he helped tho men corral soma horses and subsequently he had trouble with his Rtomnch, which ho first attributed to tho activity of corralling, Then he noticed indications of chemical stuff ho had used to preservo elk In n. hunting expedition in the Rocky mountains, somo years before. LEFT AN UNPLEASANT TASTE. All that day at Tampa, nnd the next he had an unpleasant taste.; In that previous hunting experience he had k analyrcd tho chemical preservative to contain jg, and found itThese were borax and salito be used excylic ncld. gj. ternally on tho elk, but he had rubbed it in the raw flesh and also injected it. Questioned as to these ingredients, he said borax was not safe to bo used cmM In connection with food nor for ordinary medicinal purposes, while the salicylic acid was most nauseous, ,;w loathsome, and disgusting, almost always destructive of digestion. loiig-nwaltc- d Biioxl, Miss., Jan. 22. The United Stntes lighthouse tender Pansy, Capf. Fields, which has been engaged in the search for tho missing yacht Paul Jones .arrived hero Friday afternoon nnd brought tho intelligence that the wreckage of the yacht had been found on Breton Island, 38 miles from Pass a l'Outre. The report brought by the Pansy leaves no doubt ns to the fate ot the yacht and of those on board. The mate says that wrcckngc was scattered all over tho island, 'and among Dther things picked tip wns the foremast of the vessel, a plank bearing the namo "Paul Jones," n mirror, n table, new tires of a bicycle, a yawl with bow crushed in, and several other minor The Big Vault of the Bank of Forced with Dynamite and Looted. ROM &AWN0 POWDER Absolutely Puro OYU. SAKIHO Report Made to the American Bor.rd of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. RUINING THE NATIVES. AYOUNO.FARMER.WITNESSED THE DEED. INTOXICATION la was Held a Prisoner by the Dutglars, . Hot Finally Hucceeded'ln Escape by a Desperate Amount ot Dooty Secured to be lletween 80,000 and Making Uls Dash The Is Thought 80,000. Paganism a Foe to Christianity on the Islands Ucsldes the Lingering Jlemnenti of Hawaiian Heathenism, There are the Shinto and liuddhlst Hellers Imported from China and Japan. Vigor What does It do? It causes the oil glands In the skin to become more active, making the hair soft arid glossy, precisely as nature intended. It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldness. It makes a better circulation in thescalp and stops the hair from coming out. trtlcles. It Is clenrly evident From the disposition of the wreck, that the yacht was destroyed by explosion, as otherwise tho icssel would not have gone to pieces so completely. Those on board the wrecked yacht iverc: Col. Harry C. Yocum, of St. Louis. Miss Florence Yocum, of St. Louis. Miss Florence Tnggart, of Indian-spoilsMiss Murgerle Woodland, of Chicago. . Joseph Hrlnkmnn, of Louisville, ICy. A crew of three men. THE GRAVEST ANXIETY. riie Filipino Junta In London Take a rcttlmlitle Vletr ot the Situation In Manila. jg if gg - London, Jan. 25. The Filipino junta hero yesterday received a cable message from Agonclllo, Aguinaaldo's representative at Washington, declaring thnt the prospects were improving, though the work was difllcult. The absence of direct news from Manila nnd the receipt of secret intelligence from Washington, is causing the gravest anxiety among the Filipinos here. The arrest of Filipinos by Mnj.-GeOtis nnd the news that numbers of Filipinos have fled is regarded as a most serious occurence. It is pointed out by the Filipinos that this Is exactly what happened in 1690 under Gen. Rlnnco, when the Filipinos on the following day, attacked the Spaniards, and the revolution broke out. The members of the Filipino junto In this city say they are so anxious to avct war that they are cabling Manila y urging the Filipinos "not to start hostilities, if there is the remotest possibility of averting trouble." to-da- A CRISIS AT HAND. Gen, Otis Cahlei that lis Eipectt Flllplnoi to Force an Issue Manila the Dancer Point. " the -- Jan. '25TlieT 'advices from Manila which have reached tho wnr department are fnr from reassuring. It is understood that Gen. Otis reports an expectation on his part that the insurgents are about-t- o force an issue, and if this should be so, tho result can not bo foreseen. Manila Itself, nnd not Hollo, as might at first bo suspected, is regarded as the danger point just now. Was'hTnglon, " Dfh Goods, notions, gte. m Some great values in remnants of Woolen m A CURED LUNATIC. lie Dure Etldeoco or Heine In DEATH OF EX-GO- V. COOPER. Ills Itlcht Ilrlaf Sketch of tho utcss 7j4 centrf. All ioc. Rustle Lining reduced to 5c. One lot yarn reduced from 50c per lb. to 38 cents. One lot Men's Arrow Brand Collars, a little off style, per dozen 25c One lot Ladies' Wool Vests, reduced from 75c to 25c. One lot Oxblood and Bright Red Hose reduced from 50 and 25c to ioc And everything clste under this head that needs moving, at prices that will FORCE. reduced to 7jc Flanneletts, reduced to 5c. Some All ioc. Fancy Duck Suitings reduced to Lxooas. Some 10c. Flanneletts", 7jc ever, good, except style a little off; Lace, Con- 3HOBS! Forty pairs Men's, old stock; some, how(( -- 0 gress, Medium, Narrow and Wide Toe. Regular price from $2.50 to $4.00; cut price, 40 to 50c on the dollar. Sixty pairs Ladies' Kangaroo, Calf, Lace good as new, and Button, ,Heel and Spring-hee- l; except toe a little off. Regular price $1.50, cut price $1.15. One big lot, Ladies' Shoes, old stock, general mixture of nearly all kinds. Regular price from $1,50 to S3 .00; cut to 40c or 50c. on the dollar, and other lots wc will not enumerate now. 4 cm -- C - -- tfSl "il Twenty per cent, discount entire remnant of our 1898 purchase Ladles' and Misses' Jackets and Misses' Capes. , m 5W aA - a6 cV a Z99 ifr 5 A r This gives.a faint idea of what wc mean by our January and February Clearance Sale. Come in and reap the benefit won't you. ? ? 5 $ ? BISHOP & CO., MADISONVILLE, YOUR MONEY BACK sation. The Civil Service Commission Paris, Jan. 24. The court of cassa- will hold an examination in Owens-borJacob Zimbro has been indicted Rev. Langley, ol Greenville, on five counts .by the Henderson tion examined Maj. Count Estcrhnzy, on Feby. 7th, for the position who entered the palace of justice withManager Martin, ot the Pierson drug- Ky., will preach at the Missionary grand jury on the charge of suffertypewriter in the of stenographer out being noticed. store, informs us that he is having a great Federal service. run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He Baptist Church Saturday night and ing gaming on the Fair grounds England V'll be There. last fall at that place. sells five bottles of that medicine to one of Sunday next. The public cordiWellington, N. Z Jan. 23. The Brit, any other kind, and It Rives great satisfacally invited. s HcGEE'S cruiser Itoyalist has Corry, Pa., Jan. 24. Ira Crandall, aged 70 years, a blind farmer, was Denver, Col., Jan. 21. Job A. Cooper, pounded to death, Monday night, with of Colorado, died sudden- an nx, wielded by Emmet Ronton, a ly yesterday afternoon of heart fail-lir- crazy resident of this city. Douton He had been ailing for several hnd been in thc.nsj'lum for a year, but days, but felt no apprehension and no was discharged some time ago, prophysician wns called until a few hours nounced cured. Monday night he bebefore his death. came violently insane and attacked Mr. Cooper was governor from 1880 Crandall with nn ax, literally cutting to 1801, being elected os a republican, him to pieces. Douton has been locked Ho was born in Rond county, 111., No- up. Tablet In Memory of Ensign Uagley Unveiled. vember 0, 1813, and was it graduate ot Wyoming's Senator Named. Annapolis, Md., Jan. 23. Tho Knox college. tablet placed in the naval He-- served as a private in tho Ono Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 25. Promptly Illinois at noon each house of the legislature academy chapel in memory of Ensign Hundred and Thirty-sevent- h infantry during the civil war. After voted for United States senator to Worth Bagley, who was killed on the the war ho was admitted to tho bar succed Clarence D. Clark. Rut two "Wlnslow," off Cardenas, In the late of Illinois, and established himself at nominations were niadc Clark, by war, was unveiled yesterday morning Greenville. the republicans, and Congressman J. in the presence of a large number of E. Osborn, by the democrats. In the naval officers and others. The Newark Ordered to San Francliqo. Lieut. John B. Bernadou, who com senate 13 votes were cast for Clark 21. Orders have anil 5 for Osborn, and one absent. In manded tho Wlnslow, raised the veilWashington, Jan. been sent from tho navy department the house Clark received 34. votes; Os- ing. Mrs. Bagley, mother of Ensign to have the cruiser Newark start from borne, 3: one absent. Clark's total Bngley, and his sister were present. tho New York navy yard for tho Pa- rote, 47; Osborne's, 8. l. For the Eagan cific station, via. the Straits of MagelWashington, Jnn. 22. Quarters have Destructive Fire at" Wllkesbarrr, I'a. lan, to relievo tho Philadelphia, which Wllkesbarre, Pa., Jan. 25. One ol been secured for tho general court goes to Samoa. the most destructive tires in the his- martial appointed for tho trial of Com Charged nlth Mteallnr from Ml Employtory of the city broke out In the Oster-hou- t missary General Eagan, nnd it is exers. 2 building, a large four-stor- y brick pected that it will begin its cessions New York, Jan. 21. Louis J. Snure, structure, nt the corner of the public there next Wednesday morning at ten for Man formerly confidential clerk square und East Market street, and be- o'clock in accordance with the order del, Fursch & Wclner, clothiers of this fore the flames were tho convening tho court. city, is n prisoner charged with steal- great building was inunder controltotal ruins. The ing $20,000 from his firm by means of Death of Dr. John Walker flcott. loss Is placed at $225,000. forged checks. Guthrie, Okla.. Jan. 22. Dr. John Walker Scott, a member of the Fifth The Inquiry Ilegun. To Bend Otoar Uelfnan to Annapolis. Washington, Jnn. 24. The Inquiry legislative assembly, Is dead at his Washington, Jan. 21. Senator Gear representa- home at Clifton of pneumonia. He by offered a joint resolution in tho sen- ordered to the house of were hold- was born at Birmingham, Pa., in 1823; as Delgnan, ot tives outside, what members ate appointing Oscar W. was speaker of the last Kansas terriofllces originally intendIowa, a cadet at tho United States ingto determine torial house' of representatives. ed the status otMnj.-Qenaval academy. Delgnan was ono of Wheeler and other members in the n the Merrimao heroes. Confederate. Was a army was begun by the committee San Francisco, Jan. 21. Gen. S. S. Heavy Western Union Coppet on judiciary. A Mile of Bamberger, who has just died in this Wire Stolen. city nt age of C2 years, was on the To Iteduce Hfr Military Establishment. Omaha, Neb., Jan. 2f. It has just Madrid, Jan. 25. The ministry of staff of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston and been discovered that thieves havi stolen about n mllo of tho heavy cop- war has decided to abolish the mili- Jefferson Davis during the civil war, per wire recently strung by tho West- tary marshals, to retire half of the and for n time was secretary of the ern Union Telegraph Co. between thli unattached generals nnd to grea,ty re- president of the confederacy. city and St. Paul. Tho lino had onlj duce the number of ofllcers on the Took nn Overdose of Morphine. active list. been completed a few days. Wichita, Kas., Frank A. Ianstrum, manager of the ltepubll-can- . Judge V-- W. Woodbury.of Maine, Dead. Illchard Harding Davli Very III. nrul postmaster at l'ratt, Kas.. Norway, Me., Jan. 24. Judge E. W. New Yorlc, Jan. 21, Richard Hard took an overdose ot morphine yesterin Woodbury, who framed the first proing Davis is very ill at his horns and is dead. His ill health leads enacted by the this elty. He has been attacked by s hibitory liquor law dead at his home day,n suspicion of suicide. He was Mnine legislature, is to return of tho fever contracted in tin In quite wealthy. Uethel, aged 81 years. campaign at Santiago. Court-Martian. Will-Know- LI fa ot a Han Who wnt an Illinois rrlrata In the Civil War. Mind Aealn bjr Chopping a Illlnd Farmer to l'lece. Tuscola, 111., Jan. 22. Early Friday morning the Bank of Arthur, ten miles Bouthwest of here, was robbed by six men, who blew open the largo safe with dynamite nnd carried away with them between $5,000 and $0,000. The amount is not definitely known, but the bank officials say that it is in excess of $3,000. The burglars would haje secured $3,000 moro had not an unexpected accident occurred. Tlds was the escape of a young farmer, James Ilolfc, whom they held captine inthe bank nil through their operations. ltolfe had lately come from Blue Island, III., to visit his uncle in tho vicinity ot Arthur. During tho night he was dispatched to town for n physician to attend a sick child. Being a stranger in the town, ha inquired for the physician's office. The persons accosted were the men on guard outside trie bank while their partners did tie work inside. ".This is the doctor's offlce, young mnn," said one of tho robbers. "Get right down oft that horso and come rn." As he said this he shoved an ugly revolver in the farmer's face. Itolfe at He wns placed unDnce went'lnside. der nn armed guard and his shoes were removed. He was present during the robbery, but ns it wns dark he could not recognize the men. One of them had a gray beard, but his face was only seen for nn instant from the dash of the explosion. '.Three charges of dynamite were used. Each qxplosiou shook the building, but the last did the work. The charge was so heavy that the safe door was demolished, and pieces of it hurled over a hundred feet. The front end of. the bank was blown out by the concussion, and pieces of steel were iurled through the Odd Fellows' building across the street. Wlille persons In the vicinity heard tho explosion, no one went to the trouble to ascertain the cause of it, and there was no night watchman to disturb the men in their work. Tho robbers had placed a charge in the door of Another safe In the bank, which contained $3,000 more, and were about to attach the fuso when sitcbf he men asked-fo- r a rope.- - - The young farmer, who was nn unwilling captive, though they purposed to hang him. In a moment of desperation he charged the door, hurling the guards violently aside. As he reached the door the robbers fired two shots at him as he ran, and they whizzed past his cars, dangerously near. He was in his baro feet, which were badly lacerated, but he succeeded in geting away and giving the si arm to the villagers, who soon were an the scene. The six bandits were gone, however. Half an hour later it was found that they had stolen a hand-ca- r from tho Vandalia toolhouse and started east. The robbers stopped near Areola, where they abandoned the cnr. That Is the last trace found of them. Bloodhounds were put on the trail, but up to last accounts they had accomplished nothing. The men may have taken the Illinois Central train south at 3:05 a. m., at Areola, although the theory is that at least four of them live, in that place, the other two coming down from Chicago. roUS CO., ktW YOPllC FIFTY-FIFT- H CONGRESS. (Second Session.) la tho senate, on tho 19th, tho further discussion ot the policy ot expansion occupied much of the day's session! after which tho Nicaragua canal bill was taken up and considered for three hours. After much debate a substitute, presented by Mr. Morgan (Ala.), for tho bond amendment offered by Mr. Allison was adopted. All other proposed amendments failed.... In the houso bills were passed authorizing the Arkansas & Choctaw Kallroad Co. to construct a railroad through the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations In Indian territory, and granting a site on Fort Supply military rosorvatlon to Oklahoma for an Insane asylum, after which the house went Into committee ot the whole on the post ofllce appropriation bill. In the senate, on the 20th, a session of Ave hours and a half wua practically barren of results. Consideration of the Nlcaraguan canal bill was resumed, but Its completion was blocked by tlllbuster- lng In the house tho post ofllce bill was finally passed. Speaker Heed announced the appointment of Mr. Payno (rep., N. Y.) as chairman of tho committee on ways and means. In place ot the late Mr. Dlngley, which carried with It the leadership of the majority on tho floor of the house. In the senate, on tho list, the Nicaragua canal bill was further considered, and after many short speeches had been delivered ana sovcral amendments adopted, the bill was passed, onlyelxsenatora voting against It. It was voted (33 to 21) to mako tho bill tho unfinished business. Tho Indian appropriation bill was then taken up, but Its consideration was not completed when tho senate went Into executlvo session, and soon after adjourned Tho house was not In session on tho 21st. In tho senate, on the 23d, discussion of tho policy of expansion occupied nearly the whole ot the open session, speeches resoluIn support of the tion of Senator Vest being mada by (Cal.) and Uacon (Ua.), tho Messrs. White Utter declaring that a definite statement of policy by tho administration would quite simplify tho situation In tho house, it being District of Columbia day, the only action of general Interest was tho passage ot tho bill extending to tho Hawaiian Islands the navigation laws of the United States. In tho senate, on the 21th, two notable speeches, ono by Mr. Lodge (Mass.) and tho other by Mr. Gray (Ua.), were delivered, in which both favored Immediate ratification ot the treaty ot peace, though differing radtcallyastothcpollcyof expansion In tho house tho debato on the army reorganization bill opened under an agreement by which general debato was to run 15 nours, exciusivo ot three night Besslons. The day's session was taHcn up vy numerous speecnes on various ieaiures of tho subjecu A Bill FroTldlnr that "No rolyga'mllt' Bliall De a Member ot Congress. -antl-scalpl- Boston, Jan. 24. The American board of commissioners for foreign missions has just received an interesting report on the present condition of the Hawaiian islands. The report is from Itev. J. Leadinghnm. After stating that Intoxication is ruining scores nnd hundreds of the nntitcs, Mr. says: "PuganiHiu also is a foe which Christianity must still encounter here. Besides the lingering rcmnnts of heathenism is that which is imported from China and Japan, Shinto and Buddhist priests ore active in the support of their faith among tho Japanese laborers in some places in the Islands. On a recent trip to the island of Hawaii, Mr. Leadingham saw on one side of the road a building in front ot which were some peculiarly-shape- d lsanners attached to tall poles. A pathway leading up to the building hnd been cut through the steep bank by tho roadside, and the banks on either side of this pathway were struck full of short pieces of bambo, attached to which were strips of paper covered with Japanese characters. Tho building was a Shinto shrine, nad the strips of paper on the sides of the pathway were prayers. Here war real heathenism from Japan. It is no uncommon sight to see a hack loaded with Chinamen and hnv. Ing with them a nicely roasted pig, on the way to the cemetery to pay their homage to their deU ancestors. Lend-Inghan it Prevents am it Cures Baldness Ayer's Hair Vleor will surely make hair grow on bald heads, provided onlv 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 a short time the gray color of age gradually disapof youth takes its place. Would vou like a codv of our book on the Hair and Scalp? It is free. t j" 4a nut vinam mnaa oeneaia .IIil.i " a. uu A -. pears and the darker color m.- - THE TWENTY-SECON- D. . 70U exnectod from the ui arrltn tha TlnetAV shnm l . rxziz: - .r;:' - ot tba Vigor Knh Orders for the Ileglment to Leave I'ort Crook for San Franolsco En Route to Manila. Lowell, Mm. Omnha, Neb., Jan. 24. Rush orders were received at tho headquarters of the department of the Missouri for the forwarding of the Twenty-secon- d United States infantry to San Francisco. The railroads will rush the equipment down to Fort Crook nnd the loading will be commenced at once. Tho loading of the baggage was commenced Sunday, but it was not expectey at that time that the men would move bo quickly. The 'regiment .has. orders,. If -- possible, to reach San Francisco on the 28th, to sail on the Washington, Jan. 24, Representa- Senator or Ohio, but It is not thought tive Clarke, of Iowa, introduced a bill possible they can reach there so "Providlnp; that no polygamiat shall quickly. s be a senator or representative." It AGUINALDO'S LATEST. that "No person living in or practicing polygamy shall be eligible Will Suspend Ilelatlons with the Culted to bo n member of cither house of BtaUs It Agonclllo Is Not lie- congress, nor shall such person be per. celled at Washington. mlttcd to hold a seat therein." It la further provided that tho evidence ot London, Jan. 24. The Filipino junta polygamy shall bo of whatever nature, here hns received dispatches saying that establishes the fact. Another thnt if Agonclllo, one ot Agulnaldo's provision makc3 the act tako imme- envoys at Washington, is not received diate effect. by the United States government Commodore Fblllp to lte'celye Two Swords within n few days, Agulnaldo will reNew York, Jan. 25. Commodore call him to Manila and suspend relarhilip, the former captain of the tions with the United States, "thus reTexas, now the commandant of the moving an important medium for arnavy yard, Is to bo presented with two riving nt a peaceful understanding." The junta's advices also assert that jeweled swords. One of these is to be given by citizens of New York city. "Lurgo numbers of American troops The other will bo presented by Sun- are fraternizing with tho natives, and day school children of Texas in com- that many of them are engaged to memoration of his words after the de- Filipino girls." struction of Ccrvera's fleet oft SanThe Sea Gives Up Its Dead. tiago. Jacksonville, Fin., Jan. 24. A special to the Times, Union and Citizen Dr. lllllls Aeospts. New York, Jan. 23. Rev. Dwight from Miami says: body of a young "The richly-dresse- d Hillls hns accepted tho pastorate of Plymouth church, Brooklyn, to suc- woman, probably that of one of tho ceed Dr. Lyman Abbott. Dr. Hillls' party lost in the wreck of the naphtha acceptance, telegraphed from Chicago, launch Paul Jones, was found by Cnpt, Sunwas road at the morning service at T. M. Blckardo, about ten o'clock Tho nt Boca Batone. Plymouth church yesterday. Dr. Ab- day morning swings close to bott will tako final leave of his congre- gulf stream point. inTho dress Is the of part of February, shore nt that gation in tho latter soft woolen material with narrow Avoid Qnaran. stripes, gray, red and black; the jacThe Ilrooklyn Left I'ort to tine. ket is striped in blue and purple. St. Thomas, D. W. I., Jan. 24. The United States armored cruiser Brook- To be a Director of the Bureau ot Amer. lean Itepublles. lyn appeared off this port early yesWashington, Jan. 24. Gen. Russell terday, from Cuba, but left immediately for that island after having been Hastings, formerly of Ohio, but now notilled that the health regulations living nt Northampton, Mass., has provided that she would be quaran- been chosen for appointment oa director of the Bureau of American Retined for U days. to succeed the lato Joseph King Oscar Ordered to Take Complete publics Smith. itest. Stockholm, Jan. 24. Although the Continuance In the Case of Mrs. George. henlth of Klnor Oscnr continues to Im Canton, 0 Jun. 24. Mrs. Anna E. prove, his physicians have ordered George was taken into court for on the indictment for the him to take a complete rest. Therefore, his majesty hns intrusted tho murder of George D. Snxton. Her government, provisionally, to Crown attorneys asked for a continuance, which vns granted, no date being Princo Gustaf, and has gone to pro-videSalto-Ja-Badc- CONDENSED TELEttitAJIS. Klre destroyed a number of buildings in Falrvlew, Ark. Inn Are near Mount Vernon, 111., 12 horses and much grain were buried. Little Johnnie Mueller was drowned hi' his mother's wash tub at St. Louis Tho National Congress of Mothers will meet in Washington, D. C, Feb- ruary 14. Walter Barker, a clcrk'at Kock 111., was shottwice In, a desperate fight wltli a burglar. The miners at Odin, III., have been ordered to strike for the Springfield scale and the Chicago agreement. n white and black minThe o ers of Pana, 111., formed the Mutual Benefit association. John Kennedy's trial on charge ol train robbing began at Mansfield, Mo He was Identified by two witnesses. A convict in the penitentiary at Jollet, III., knocked a cellmate uncon-6clounnd then cut his own throat. A blizzard Is reported raging in Kansas, Oklahoma and Indian territory, Heavy snow falls are reported in Texas. John Keykendnll, clerk of White, county, III., committed suicide with a revolver at Carmi. He had been on spree. Peoria, 111., Is in the field for the Illinois asylum for the criminal Insane reported to be unsafe and unhealthful at Chester. Texas state officials object to putting war revenue stamps on their official bonds nnd will fight the question in the courts. The Efron brothers of Knnls, Tex. were nrrnigncd on charge of using th United States mails for the purpose of defrauding persons in Europe. The kaiser is reported as saying that all three consuls at Apia neglect cd their duty, and are equally ta blame for tho recent outbreak. Mrs. Catherine Quantrell, mother ot the famous guerrilla chief has parted company with tho Lexington (Ky.) Daughters of the Confederacy. M. Delca&sc, minister of foreign affairs of France, announced in tho chamber of deputies that great changes In the world's affairs arc impending. Dr. Lapponi, the pope's physician, says that his holiness' constitution it the strongest he bus ever known, and predicts that heAvill live to see tht twentieth centurv. non-unioAfro-Angls THE MARKETS. COTTON-RIiddl- lnp KLOUR-Wln- ter Now York, Jan. CATTLK Native Steers. ..M 65 Mo. z lieu 2 25, 1S9. 6 25 WHEAT COUN-N- o. UAlD-n- u. Wheat.... 3 25 ayd 10 23 3 SS 2 00 5 00 fixed. Dead Uodles from the Ilurned Steamei Ouachita Identified. A rionetr Fork Packsr Dead, Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 24. William P. Allcutt, a pioneer packer and of the Allcutt Packing Co., of this city, is 'dead at his home here, of pneumonia. He was born In Chester county, Pa., in 1827. er Jan.. Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 21. Three dead bodies taken from the debris of tho burned steamer Ouachita have been Identified as those of Mr. and Mrs A. E. Keath, of Creston, In., and Dr W. Q. Murray, formerly of Allentown, Ky. The bodies will be interred here. I'assed the Illll Extending the Navigation Latrs to Alaska. Shot and Killed Illmseir. Washington, Jan. 24. The house Springfield, Mass., Jan. 24. Clark passed the bill to extend the V. Bryan, aged 74 years, formerly part yesterday and latet navigation laws of the United States owner of tho Republican owner of tho Union, shot and killed to Hawaii. Dr. Depew Denlss. himself. Ho founded Good HouseNew York, Jan. 24. Chauncey M. keeping and The Paper World. A few months ago he met with business re- Depew denied the story that the New verses. lory Central waH planning a transcontinental line; Ma), ISaterhaty Uefore the Court of Ces- . POIIK New JIcss ST. LOUIS. COTTON Aiiauuns itnp.VKS-Ktpprs Cows and Heifers. CAI.VES-(p- BHI3BP lluua rair lutounuice Choice.,.. Fair WIIRAT 2 No. z 2 er iuO) J u FLOUR Patents (new).... Clear and Straight. No. 2 lied Winter Mixed 3 40 3 50 2 75 COHN-N- o. .... 3SV Having a Great Run on Chamber Iain's Cough' Remedy. Baptist Preaching:. o OATS w HYH-- No. TOllACCO Lugs Leaf Burloy... HAY Clear Timothy Dairy.... HUTTEH-Chol- ce ECUS Fresh UACON-Cl- ear Itlb LAUD Prime Steam 5'tf I'liii'inn. 450 CATTLE Native Steers... 350 HOGS Fair to Choice BHEKP Fair to Choice.,.. 250 FLOUH Winter Patents.. 3 GO Nnrinc 111 ihiiin.. 3 40 if H4, 3 Spring WHEAT-N- o. a No. z (ea if JOHN No. 2 Mixed. U 10 10 O10 POllK Mess '(new) KANUAU CATTLE Native Steers. .. 4 75 3 25 llOQS All Grades P. WHEAT No. 2 lied (new). tin, 27 15 OATS COIIN-N- No. 2 2 o. wnue NEW oilLEAHS. w 32MO FLOUn-Hl- eh OATS-'Western KY. IF YOU WANT IT. tion. In these days of la grippe there is nothing like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop the cougb, heal up thesoro throat and lungs and give relief within a very short time. The sales are growiug, and all who try it are pleased with its prompt action, Soalb Cbicogo Daily CfUumet. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore,' C. r. Robinson, Mortons Gap Geo. King, St. Charles. Earl-Icgto- o, Mrs. S. E. Guthrie and Moses E. Guthrie, of Hopkinsvillc, have filed suit against the Standard Oil Company for $1,000 damages to timber and property. Subscribe for Tub Bee. Dr.BulTs COUCH SYRUP ish third-clasbeen dispatched to Samoa, following the Tauranga, which left on Friday. To be Urlgadler-aenera- inaraQHsvi 250 CoaUIsi CHILL CURE COIIN No. 2 HAY Choice POIIK Standard Mess DACON-SldCOITON-Mlddl- Grade., 3 40 13 ii.M 334 00 CO 9 es l. Will cure Croup without fail. Tho best remedy for vfhooplng-cougDoses small, Prico S3 cts nt druggists. Washington, Jan. 24. The president norrinnted Col, Eugene Grlllln, Firs! Unfed States volunteer engineers, tc be ) rigadler-Kcneral. KNOCKS OUT CHILLS AND FtVCR. t! IMS. HfUM. LUOS SIX! SOTTLI. lnp I riwutwu. u solwa. OumM Sold by Georga King, St. Charles, Ky. LOUISVILLE. i lied 2 Mixed COUN-N- O. OATS No. 2 Mixed Mess.. POllK-N- ow Klbs DACON-CI- ear WHEAT-N- o. VOTTON-MIddll- ns, ........ 5140 Q eg! O , J1J40 29 Q 10 CO Q 5Ji &tfU m -- "iwtt! ..r Y I CH . !B '- oo PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and Manager. A BEE PUBLISHINB Incorporated. COMPANY. I Unmaittr. Entered ibe Pcttoffice at Barlluftcn at Second V SUBSCRIPTION HATES: Ii oo 5 One Year, itrictly in advance " " Sl Months, ' Three Month t, ' J SlnsleCople Specimen eople mailed free on application. Correpoodent wanted in all parti of the onntT. AddreMnt for particular. .vv I ft K ,:ft re RF I Jfc LM' I' ., . M r r . r 'i a The following which is intended to answer the above question, may The Civil Service Commission Lee Cozart has. sold to Jesse better than cure. Tint's Liver not be the best answer that could THURSDAY, JANUARY a6. 1859. will hold an examination in Owens-borbe given. Donahoo, of the Hanson country, Pills will not only cure, but if There may be other on Feby. 7th, for the position reasons and better reasons than of stenographer typewriter in the his house and lot on Farren avenue taken in time will prevent The Kentucky monument at those herein given. for a consideration of seven hunBe those Federal service. Chickamauga National Park will Mr. Donahoo exthings as they may, that boys do dred dollars. be dedicated during the first week swear and swear a great deal is lapects to occupy before a great dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, To Cure a Cold In One Day mentably too true. So the followin May. Governor Bradley has Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. while and make his homo here. constipation, jaundice, torpid ing which may not be convincing All druggists refund money If it (ails to He is known to many Earlington to this arrangement. agreed will not perhaps be objectionable. people, having sold farm produce liver and kindred diseases. cure. 33c. The genuine has L. D. Q. on A man goes down to the barber here for several years past, and, as Brigadier General )ohn B. each tablet. shop to get a shave or a hair-cu- t lie says found them good people Castleman, of Kentucky, is among Dewey's Message to the German NEIGHS AND BRAYS ABSOLUTELY CURE. and while waiting for his turn or The Board of Tax Supervisors and good pay. a list of high army officials just reOF THE Admiral. for Todd County have raised the while having the work performed, ceiving honorable discharge from From "With Dewey at Manila," by Joseph property of the county nearly hears a jolly crowd in the corner L. Stickney, in Harper's Magazine for discussing the day's events, the the service. Doubtless General 100,000. February. personal experiences of some of Castleman preferred now to return Weak Byts are) Mad Strong, "Hark from the Toombs." Our courteous and courtly Comits members or something of a to peaceful business pursuits. dim vision made clear, styes removed and .? 1 i modore made no signs. He was similar or dissimilar nature. The granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind waiting till he could put an end to the wind persons composing the crowd are Tuesday morning speedily and effectually cured by the use The Cuban bandits will be the whole annoyance with one d jolly, of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. It's put of IIIuitrattoBt by treated like rebellious Indians are crushing blow. At last the oppor shifted uneasily around. It found individuals, perhaps, but that they by 8 Will continue to aire weeknew week darlni 1S40,clear mean,coocU. eaioner. np In tubes and sold on a guarantee by all a suitable direction, then it buckand ol the wotlJln a W and teal, all the lnTr"t good druggists. They will be hunted tunity came. He learned on un led down to business and did swear now and then, sometimes in America. 4 ART POLITICS down by Uncle Sam's cavalry. One questionable authority, that one of some satisfactory blowing. Pretty often, is true. Again, a man goes Jacob Zimbro has been indicted vessels had landed Independent I pattlet, ileroted to Tbe leidlri artitti of the country will eontilbute to Ibe pafite ot the outlaw is no better than another the German Manila, thereby vio- soon large flakes of the good look- to the Post Office to get his mail gowlgoternmeM. It will not Semite on five counts by the Henderson heretofore, nulla It provisions in WEEKLY. or diapproe, hteer to and the army officials have decided lating neutrality. I was not pres- ing snow began to descend and or to the store to get nccessaiy arthe foremott Illustrated weeklf. grand jury on the charge of sufferthe utuitwn niij be mother earth was quickly wrapped ticles, .and while passing a corner ing gaming on the Fair grounds that the bandits must go. ent when he sent his message to in an immaculate mantle. r..:.rt rnl lhA nhlllnnlnpc Hawaii and Porto Rico Ml The finds another crowd. In too many last fall at that place. II.O. VWHl f2 Admiral von Diederich, and there prevailing high wind and drifting instances the man does, not even 0w (e) Spiil ,.:.rill appear uu Phil. TheM 4uei will be tlmilatlt treated The exports from the United fore I do not speak from personal eW. Lf btipir null" f) mi ( uin.lM by Meiirt. L. A. Grter, Berry Ferry, Ky., wtitet: Dr. M 8 Dinwiddle, who lilewlu greatly reduced business and have to stop to hear an oath a (0 Kubtncon aaJ k'. t. Millet, both nud ol the placet. States in December 1898 exceeded knowledge concerning it; but I snow and every one had some re- large, vile, emphatic oath. Other 9) A. Slmmont Liver Medicine arontei the lirer 10 ntiom limit lX(.lll tourtiep to tle travel h tiltmli action like calomel, without nauieatlnt;, nor dethe imports by J83.425.959 as learned the facts from a perfectly mark to make about the capricious places and instances might be reTHE BEST . . . bilitating. It It a itrenthenlng tonic Clean authentic source, as follows: compared with the excess of exTo save his life the ferred to but it is not necessary. the complexion. think It uroncer and superior weather. PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR "Orderly, tell Mr. Brumby I to Zellla's Regulator and Black Draught. ports over imports of $73i547i998 would like to see him," said Ad- "boss editor" could see nothing In the cases mentioned and the la the llAUPCR'S WEEKLY hae been In Ute pan and wUI be warthe U futufe capricious about it. The clerk of others which might be mentioned The treat work actompllrfwd In the month of miral Dewey, one forenoon. in the corresponding Discoveries in Kcely's workihiractcriitic of the WEEKLY'S le and enertetk nol'Or. the weather has a perfect right to the ubiquitous boy is there. He shop in Philadelphia point to the 1897 and $58,205,266 in the same "Oh, Brumby," he continued, blow his snows if he wishes to do is there with vision clear, hearing W Ctur.bc.1 SERIAL STORIES made his conclusion that the mysterious Everything when the 1896. montli of acute, intellect receptive. so. fly II. 0. Wells , WHEN Tlin SLEEPER WAKES. man with the mysterious motor !H.W and appearance on the quarter-deckNow let us leave the men and Uy E. S. Van Zlle proves present prosperity WITH SWORD AND CRUCIFIX. resorted to trickery and comwish you to take the barge and - where "I By R. W. Clumber the TltU CONSPIRATORS promises an even better future. One day last week the nag man meander by the place DOWN IN THE MINES. pressed air for his motive power. go over to the uerman liagsiup. y went to the postoffice for the mail, boys are playing, If you are not Contributors Some Short-StorGive Admiral von Diederich my Our total exports for the year compliments, and say that I wish and while awaiting the opening seen by the boys, and sometimes Dr. Otto's Spruce Qum Balsam. P. J. McCarthy II. S. sterrlman Owen Hall W. E. Norrls Secretary Atkinson says the opening ot if you art seen, you will hear, in M.S.Brlteo U.S. Williams John Corbln E. F. Benson A physician can prescribe Dr. Otto's 1898 amounted to $1,254,925,196. to call his attention to the fact ceremonies, he drew a handful of the Arnold mine has already enabled the waste from his pocket and began too many instances, oaths that are company to more promptly fill orders. Spruce Gum Balsam. The Formula is on ALASKA This is an increase over 1897 of that the vessels of his squadon THE WEST wiping his fingers, which were not so emphatically or forcefully , ) and Uduitriei will be treated la and hi retoortet witl be il tubject Foreman Toombs and men did some ibe package. Cures your cough in day. $155,000,000 and over 1896 of have shown an extraordinary disre- soiled from handling some belting. spoken because the boys lack the rapid work one night last week, while re- Very pleasant to take. Children cry for uy ran ana ot a aeriei of paper bf Edward J. mm ol aniciet gard of the usual courtesies of Spurt. Matthew. Large $249,000,000 in round numbers. naval intercourse, and that finally The crowd jeered at the man of depth of voice and the proficiency pairing the drawbridge at the coke works. It. sale bysue bottles, price 25c and 50c St, Bernard Drug Store. For acquired by long use that themen This Busy World It is said that the gold mine in Georgia The London Letter The excess of exports over imports one of them has committed a gross critters and a collection was taken r or a beauttlul complexion use Dr. can- will coatlau capitalists, now operated by 5. il be written be Arnold White, br E. and Martin, III reader. up by Rev. Wheat. The crowd possess but oaths that are, never- will soon be making Kentuckyprofit (or the stedt's German Liver Powder. $621,260,-53for the year 1898 was tnttnict a nice breach of neutrality in landing pro and will be full of tiroelr nutter, theless less pleasing to the ear. investors. The figures show that the visions in Manila, a port which I chipped in cheerfully and brought AMATEUR ATHLETICS If what has been said is true, The Louisville ministers have the "hoss editor" two nice blue A new wire rope for the trolley slack line editor, Mr. Cpr Whitney ' the largest am blockading." will be continued weekly br lu in the exports were why boys swear is easily seen. in use at the coke washer, is on the ground passed resolutions asking Oscar made The Commodor s voice had been handkerchiefs. Bro. Wheatspeecn Their seniors, the men are re- and will soon be put in use by D. W. Shriptitm, 14 00 Ynr 10 Crntt a Cepy Turner to vote against polygamist while the history of the country as low and sweetly modulated as if an eloquent presentation and men. (6 nt.i Minbcwi Address HARPER A BROTHERS, PiibtWsws, Nw York. K. V, Roberts in Congress. imports were less than they have he had been sending von Diederich in which he exhorted the nag man sponsible. Foreman John Rule, of the Arnold mine, But if I were to approach a man been in the past thirteen years. an invitation to dinner. When he to use the gift freely and see if in who swears, especially a young, has been on the sick last week, but at this A Frightful Blunder stopped speaking, Brumby who did the future he could not "appear in unmarried man, and tell him that writing he is much better, and it is thought Will odea cause a horrible Bnrn, Scald, The most remarkable case of not need any better indication of public with clean hands and he was partially responsible for the he will be able (or work in a (ew days. Cut or Bruise. Bncklen's Arnica Salve, tedtxela C3 tA.A- Reports say the Coal consistency on record is that of the the Commodore's mood than the nose.' The poor "hoss editor" prevalency of swearing among boys pany at Madisonville Heinecke adopt Com- Ibe best in the world, will kill the pain elecwill soon accepted the gift gratefully and Sores, beat Danville, Ky., merchant who unusually formal and gentle man- promised everything, even prom- in this town, his inherent pugnac- tricity as a motive power in their mine (or and promptly ulcers,It. Cures Cld thorns, sores, uoils, felons, hauling coal and operating their mine ma- all Skin Eruptions. ner of his chief, turned to go, makBest Pile cure on ity, I fear, would be aroused and a chinery. thought it wrong to sell cigars and ing the usual official salute, and ised that he would not go to sleep a box. Cure guar tobacco. He bought out his part- replying with the customary, "Ay, under the soothing inflluence of hasty retreat or the reception of John Hogan, ot Ibe Hecla, is now pljced earth. Only as cents Bernard Druggist. anteed. Sold by St. and BniWer this Wheat preaching. The man strong negative language would be on the prophets roll; since be has said a ner and found himself with a large ay, sir." I dill not retreat, great strike of miners will take place in If of nags will try to live up to his in order. Mrs. S. E. Guthrie and Moses stock of the weed with which he 13 YIARa "And, Brumby," continued the XPMIBNOf. Kentucky will year promises, but he is not going to among other things, the man would several states this upon and coal in those E. Guthrie, of Hopkin3ville, have. (or did not know what to do. In or- Commodore, his voice rising and perhaps tell me that the boys were as usual be called EARLINBTON. KY. filed suit against the Standard Oil wipe himself out of existence if states. not his, that they were not comder to be consistent he announced ringing with the intensity of feel- he nose it. All Classes ot Buildings Erected and Soliciting agent, John Hogao, of the Company for $1,000 damages to ing that he felt he had repressed .nTTShu-t.'iSjItttlWIJrpelled to say what he said and that Baffl made complete ready (or occupancy, Inthat he would have a bonfire on a about long enough, "tell Admiral Hecla Coal Company, thinks he can See timber and property. cluding ttao (urnishinir ot all materials. they had no business on the streets from the present demand for coal, the certain evening and that evening von Diederich that if he wants a A prominent citizen of this place TT.mecbanical and common labor. The Ele, Klnt all Birds, anyhow. I might have to admit gocd effects of bis trips and visits made to was interrogated regarding his he burned his stock of the object- fight, he can have it right now." is noted (or its keen sight, clear and disthat the boys were not his; that the consumers the past few months. PLANS. DETAILS, SPECIBrumby went with his message, health one day last week, he said: they were not compelled to say what Price reasonable and satisfaction guaranionable stuff in the street in the Great inroads are being made on the tinct vision. So are those persons who 1 FICATIONS ACONTRACT8 teed. Estimates cheerfully gives on alt kinds (or weak and the Commodore paced the "I feel some better now than when he said; that they had not business coke surplus at this place, and if the pres- est) Sutherland's Eagle Ere Salve presence of a large number of DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO- - ot Building and Special Work. Give ma a I did feel ent heavy shipments continue, the big piles eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granuquarter-decin silence for a con- I arose this morning. on the streets. But I could affirm of coke now there will soon vanish. Last lated lids. Sold by all dealers at aj cents. ai TiriB chance at jour work before letting contract. people. siderable time, evidently working awful at first, but my wife made an that the boys would say what he week, coke was shipped to Mexico, or to a jfWSWna sV-- l J" V "0"V iyi.'evi'.uyjuii.g.i .yuyv.yi UJ.i.u kJ off some of the high pressure that eggnog, and I took a spoon and Mr. Bryan is making a suspicious were on the point near the line to be used in that Mrs. Wood, the General's wife, ate that eggnog for thirty minutes, said; that the boysbecause some country. had brought fo'rthhis emphatic number of speeches protesting that is organizing in Santiago, a society message to the German Admiral. and I feel some better now." The streets, and that You can now bear some of those who so parent did not do his duty, he was strongly advocated free silver during the the silver issue is not dead. He for the prevention of cruelty to The latter sent back the extraor- man of nags is also a man of fignot relieved of his responsibilities how plentiful never thought it necessary to make speak animals. Until recently the bull dinary reply that he had not ures, and he took a tablet and pen- as a resident of the town. 1 could last campaign, farmers,of which must, in- one such speech in 189G. Courier money is amoog fight was all the rage with Cuban known anything about these ac cil and figured thuslyr with an affirm that boys are imitative creat deed, be a surprise to them when they were Journal. agreeable compound a man can (Succeitorto ItaacDatli.) society of every grade. In Spain, tions of his captains, and that they take a spoonful every four seconds, ures; that nearly all ttiat ttiey get told that the success ot silver would alone bring that result. (rom I want to let the people who snfler would not be repeated. When LIVERY & FEED the people are beginning to revel one. considers the rigidity of disci or fifteen spoonsful to the minute; is gotten by imitation. Especially Dan M. Evens returned last week (rom rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamis all they get while young gotten a visit to southern points, and reports the more deeply than ever in the cruel pline mat is supposed to exist in this multiplied by thirty gives 450 by imitation. I could affirm that relieved me after a coal business there very active. At Mem- berlain's Fain Balm number ot other medicines and a doctor and exciting pleasures of the bull the German navy, the character of spoonsful. Now a teaspoon holds as he was a resident of the town, phis the supply (alls far short of the and ibe St. Bernard agent at that had (ailed. It is the best liniment I have At the Old Stand, on fight and the old Roman games. Admiral von Diederich's apology a fluid drachm; eight drachms make received wages of a man or corpoMain Slteel, just west is all the more incomprehensible. an ounce, consequently we find in ration of the town, ate food pro- point is compelled to buy coal wherever he ever known of. J. A. JJodcsn, Alpbaretta It is just the old difference of the o( depot, can to (urnish his patrons. drachms, just fifty-siand Ga. Thousands have been cared of rheuBfWav9KaBlBBlBBlllBBlllllllllflUfil 450 duced and prepared by people of According to their figures, the U M. W. Latin and the races Speaking of Corporal Punishment ounces; sixteen ounces make the EARLINGTON, KY. community and en- showed but little headway last year, organ- matism by this remedy. One application town gives us joyed the and slightly magnified. But America, Sam Jones Says: "If you want a pint; sixteen into fifty-silodges, relieves the pain. For sale by St. Bernard pleasures emanating from izing in Kentucky only twenty-ninpints of eggnog companionship with his fellowman, with a total membership of about 1,600, or Drugstore, Earlington; U. T. Robinson, f through her noble sons and daught to raise a boy well, raise him of- three and First-Cla- ss Equipment and Prompt Service. ten." And as to corporal punish- that the good citizen' surrounded he was responsible to a slight ex- but (ew more men than are in the employ Mortons Gap; Geo. King, St. Cnarles. ers, who realize the magnitude of of the St. Bernard Coal Company alone in in that half hour, admitting that tent for the conditions, customs, this county, and it is safe to say that not our present obligations, is doing ment in public schools: "If the he used a teaspoon, but if he Broke Ills Leg. public has to educate your kid, let morals and manners of the town half those members are now in good standher whole duty as a ''trustee of civ the public lick your kid." Sam a tablespoon the amount Hopkinsville, Ky., Jan. 21. ing. and if not willing to shoulder his ilization." Spain still revels in the says there was once started a great was four times greater or four- responsibilities and bear them honAt this writing it is sate to say that if Deputy Sheriff H. H. Golay fell teen pints. No wonder he felt orably and well after receiving and the representatives ot the U. M. W. per- fell from a bicycle this afternoon ignorance and folly and pride of discussion in the newspapers ol sist in their peesent demand for increase Such heroic treatment using the middle ages and will not move Georgia about corporal punish better. the wages of his employers, for mining, there will be no agreement be- and broke his left leg above the would put a new song in even the ment in public schools. He wrote the pleasures of companionship tween them and the coal operators, who knee. forward. met with them to differences a short letter to the Atlanta Eve hoss editor's mouth. with his fellow man and the arti- have furthermore, a big discuss the coming It Irritable, Oat ct Sortt1 Depreued In Spirits, strike and btTB a dull headache, take a few dotee Dr. II. A. ning Journal which ended the cles which sustain life from the summer will most likely follow. The hottest fight of the season W. S. MILLttR, Jr., Simmons Llver.MedlcIne for quick relief. discussion. In this letter he said Uncle Oscar Stevens was in the people of the town and community, A damage suit (or (10,000 has been is on now in the West Virginia there were just four things in a Manager. depot one day last week awaiting lie should try isolation awhile; he brought against the Empire Coat ComFell From a Wagon. Legislature, and the deadlock boy to which you could appeal pany in the Christian County circuit the arrival of the train. About should live without his wages, with Henderson, Ky., Jan. 19 Henry looks almost hopeless. The result "His sense of honor." the time it was due, some coaches out thecompanionship.pf his fellow court, the causo being the death of a miner with Walker, a farmer ot Clay, Webster by falling slate. In conversation "His pride of character." of this contest may have some imrolled by the platform having man, but should live on the articles foreman Robinson, of the above mines, county, fell BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE from a load of tobacco 'His conscience." broke loose from the enjine, and of food and wear the articles of soon after the accident happened, if we portant bearing on the politics of IN LOUISVILLE. on the road, the wheels crushing "His hide." it required the united efforts of clothing which he himself produced are not mistaken, he told us that Ibe man the life out of him. He was thirty-fiv- e Kentucky. Commissioner of Inbad been warned of the bad condition of "If he has any sense of honor, several men to catch and restrain from Mother Earth. years old. This is the second roof, but ba (ailed to obey the warning ternal Revenue Scott is the Repub- appeal to that and you've got him. Uncle Oscar from boarding the The conduct of boys and girls in Webster county farmer who has lican candidate for Uuited States If that fails appeal to his pride of stray coaches. He was persuaded school, in church, on the streets and the (atal accident was the result. In a late issue of the U. M. W. Journal Senator from West Virginia. If character and if he has it you've to remain in the waiting room un- and at home, if not good is a re there appeared an article giving Ibe mem- lost his life while delivering tobacco here this season. got him. If he has neither but has til the train arrived, then he went bership of that organization in the United he is elected it is said that Hon States, which they place at 54,000, and if conscience, appeal to that and aboard and drawing near the waLun Irritation Walter Evans, of Kentucky, will you've got him. But if he has you closely observe their acts, and read ter cooler he vainly tried for sev- wwnnHKHWtmnwKKUKJWw Dr their opinions and desires as expressed in s the (orerunner to consumption. be a candidate to succeed him as neither sense of honor, pride of eral minutes to warm his hands will enre it. and to their newspaper organ, you will readily Bell's n duilnj iSj will Le devoted to Fiction. Travel, and Snort, and will be the the head of the Revenue Depart- character nor conscience, there is the intense amusement of the body of men wish to control give such strength to the lungs that a see that this bett boy'a paper publUlicd. the remaining 75,000,000 people of Ibis cough or a cold wilt not settle there, ment. There will be other appli- nothing left but his hide." "And" spectators. Finally he gave up 5 cents at all good druggists. country. And wby do we say tbey desire Twenty-fivTWO SERIAL STORIES aanMaiBiMBiaB he added, "they left the hide right and remarked in great disgust as cants from Kentucky and elseto control? Because that when they have there and they are working on it he took a seat near by, "There 'horwartl, rt.arclii" Qavln Hamilton The apple crop in the Ohio vala (oothold, the mine is run as they say or where, but Mr. Evans has great yet." lA MUNUOli Br MOLLY F.I.I.IOT sriwrit. not at all, regardless of the (act that thous- ley is expected to be a heavy one ain't fire enough in that tormented k lory i.f aynu tc strength and many friends at efftru .etl.A ands of men, women and children may be next season owing to the cold auf thing to warm a man's hands by." telle oufcl, RIden. Fred.Tkk th. Q Iron Hill. out of coal and (nel. Stilt tbey seek to Washington, and if he is an appli-- . and the early winter. "Would, you fool porfootly KliklluDme SOME SHORT STORIGS dictate tbelr terms. There can be no pos- tumn Weather very good, bnt the roads are cant, his chances of success are ex- - very muddy. sible good in an organization that seeka to SCOUTING OH THE PLAIN3 eafo to put all your monoy Wotuen'eCompUiioni depend for beauty upon AN EXCHAHan OP SHIPS Paddy Manon is. a Uy build up itself over the grave of other la Dicettloo. Dr. U. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Hill" celfent. in a now bank? Ono you Br Geoboe H. Walsh R. E. Towery went tolireswell Wednes- character of our town, who has a '' WOLVES vs. DISCIPLINE borers who act independently. liavo just hoard of? THE GUNSHOT KINS Regulate the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys and day. y Uenhv W. I'iscmcii strong affinity for tanglefoot and Ily. Ciiahim K. Lvmuis now ooout an oiu x When the Kentucky coal operator gets ecuret the bleitlnt of good Digestion, But G, E. Towery went to Marion Saturday. more than an average capacity POLITICAL POINTS. A DANDY AT HIS BEST THE KING'S TRBASURB-SHfor bank? Ono that has dono 2 ready to open up a mine be generally goes r.yJlUAN llALI'll Ily IUginald Govrlav There was a soclil gathering of the containing the same. Now, this is bufllnosa for ovor a quarter As was shown in the Bequest for the Masonic Home. at it with a vim. young people at W. J. McDonald's Saturof a- century ? Ono that has case of opening up the Arnold mine. On STORIES OF THE WAR et bad, and when we consider that Ky., Jan. 20 Mrs. Kate Elkton, Judge George Denny, Jr., wants day night. always kept its promises? 3 Jan. 1, 1899, President Atkinson, ot the (J Thce jlorie. are fouifcled on fact, and la many caiei are the actual .irtri ence 01 the author. a place on the Paris Exposition Ono that novor fallod ; novor 3 St. Bernard Coal Company wrote to Bailey, an estimable lady and the ty There was a party at John Brpwn's Sat- Paddy is not choice concerning (4 THE RESCUE OP REDWAY CBUISINQ WITH DKWKT JJ Superintendent Martin, ot the L. & N. widow of Maj. Tom Bailey, died at his beverage, it makes a bad matxnlslod you In any way ? urday night. Cyruf C Adams Commission from Kentucky and iiyllAnoLD Martin ' You could truBt such a bank, 3 Kailroad Company, that be had decided to her home, a few miles from this UJ W. W. STONI ter worse, but it is a lamentable will probably get it. A "With Dewey at Manila." is the title of BILLY OF BATTERY B couldn't you? x open up a new coal mine and would need city yesterday of flux. The estate uXt? fG,HTEn fact that Paddy had just as soon By Coloati luisi half a mile o( railroad track built to the Judge James P. Tarvin, of Ken- a war article of rare interest in the Febru- soak his soul in the vilest "limber-leg- " A WAR CORRESPONDENT AFLOAT ary issue of HARPER'S MAGAZINE. place and if Superintendent Martin would leaves 5,500 to the Masonic Home tucky, who wined and dined can- Joseph L. Stickny was on Admiral Dewfly Carlton T. CitArMAN 1 as to absorb the choicest see that the track was built there In one at Louisville, the bequest to the WITH CAPR0N AT EL CANEY didate Warrior Jennings Bryan ey's flagship, the Olympia, and was in po- Bourbon. And as mean whiskey week from that lime, he would guarantee Home having been held in trust for lly I'LETCIIIK C. IlANSOMI recently, is said to be looking with sition that enables him to give the most will invariably lead a man to do that his mine would be open and ready the benefit of the widow. vivid and readable account of the historic ARTICLES ON SPORT AND TRAVEL for loading coal, the answer came back by covetous eyes upon the Demo- battle in Manila bay that has yet been pub- mean things, we were not surThere article will be cf eipecial Intereit to ererjr live and energetic boy who telegram that the track would bo ready. OIL WITH cratic nomination for A few dotee ot Dr, U. A. Slmmom Ltver Medilished. The article gives an intimate prised to see Paddy in the toils S of lore adventure Sod iporL and Weak Stomach 5 HYPOPHOSPHITES is Just So in one week the mine was opened col. cine will do moreot for aotner medicine. than a Julian Ralph glimpse of Admiral Dewey, and cites many in the next campaign. ALASKAN FISHERMAN ARCTIC WAYFARERS everything in readiness to load proloured courts any By If. C.Jerome of his characteristic sayings both during Tuesday when it was known that n uku uuua u uuuk. jiiiuouuvui By Cykvi C. Adam Where is Richard Croker, of New York, the battle and after it. The passage that for several days past he had been tt disappointed you, novor will, g A mine there anotbersuch a case as this? ART OF opened up, mino tracks laid, has The Illinois By K. C.Kent By W. O. VAN T. SUTfMIN says the 16 to 1 question is a dead tells of Dewey's message to the German holding "close communion" with JJ It has novor deoolvod you, g bank cars put in, air pipes run, trestle two new diningCentral tnrnedjust received , ont by the cars TREE.T0P BICYCLE POLO issue and that "the Democratic admiral and how Dewey expressed it, will a jug, a tablcspoonful of whose X ,novor will. that somoono 2 built all in the short space o( a week. Barney & Smith Works, which are seventy-twBy Dan BtAnp Ily A. II, Godfrey Look out thrill a responsive (eet in length and are said to have cost platform of 1900 has not yet been every true American. chord in the heart of contents would have knocked out v dobs not try to mako you 5 Incorporation articles have been filed x TUB EDITOR'S TAOLD TltH CAA1ERA CLUB $11,000 each. the breech pin of an army musket, written." invest your hoalth in a now fi with the Secretary of Stale by the Panther STAMPS AND COINS PROBLEMS AND PUZZUUt if poured down the muzzle. And J? tonlo, Bomo now modlclno g Creek Coal Company, of Deanefield, Ohio All will receive attention each month In the ROUND TABLE PfaMfAMtNUBIAN TEA cures CUBAN OIL cures William Ooebel. Q. The capital if you know nothlnff of. 10 Cull Cop, ala, Constipation and Indi- while laboring $ county. C. Roberts, stock is I30.000, and under the parSulicrlptlOH, SI 00 a r,r Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu ( .Waller Forrester, in TbeFree Press. John C. Thompson Molly CI lot Sea ell r George 50c and $1,001 all dragjbts. gestion. Regulates the liver. Price, 25 cte. oxysms induced by the diabolical 5 ec uKuiiiLKS, Publishers, nuurtH iiaki-uNew York. N. Y. T. Watson are ""He never laughs, but frequently S SCOTT & BOWNE, CheroUu, Ktw Yo;k, X and S.and stockholders. the chief incorpor- matism and Sores. Price, 26 cents. Sold by St. Dernard Drugstore. esesssssssesitse&s compound, Paddy had "cussed ators Sold by St. BemardJDrug Store, chess-boar- smiles when his plans are working Strong, steady nervss to suit him. His head is but his face is rather Are needed for aucces3 broad at the bottom, through the Everywhere. Nerves jaws; giving him a Brownie look His eyelids are in some lights. Depend simply, solely, heavy, and droop over a pair of Upon the blood. very keen eyes that have a ser pentine appearance when he is ex- Pure, rich, nourishing plot. His ecuting any deep-laiBlood feeds the nerves flesh is a little loose on him, but it seems to be comfortable, and And makes them strpng. his blood flows slowly through his The great nerve tonic is veins. He is coldly intellectual, and calculates every result of Hood's Sarsaparilla, every action. Success, is his aim, Because it makes and he uses whatever means he The blood rich and thinks will best serve his purpose, and he plays men as pawns on the Pure, giving it power political To feed the nerves. Senator Goebel was born in Pennsylvania, about twenty miles Hood's Sarsaparilla from the home of Matt Quay, and Cures nervousness, though he denies any kinship with the famous Pennsylvania boss, 1 Dyspepsia, rheumatism, have a sneaking suspicion that in Catarrh, scrofula, times past and unbeknownst to And all forms of my friend "Jo Bell," as the mounImpure blood. people call him, there was tain some visiting back and forth between the neighborhoods. sycysipi well-shaped, d out" creation in genual and his landlord in particular, who complained to Marshal Barnut about the "cussin". Barnett, of course took Paddy in and he toed the mark before Judge Cowell, who, it seems, has a cuss-torof levying an eight dollar tax upon such Sic transit gloria munda. cuss-tod- y n cuss-tomcr. EDUCATIONAL. CONTRIBUTED BY "PARVUS "MAGISTER." !.....WHV DO BOYS SWEAR? I 6DlipF." ..--- -- good-nature- well-meanin- g nt flection upon the older persons of the town or community. No one person is wholly responsible but each one must admit that he is to n slight extent responsible. Be cause a man is unmarried, or mar rieu ana witnout progeny, or a possessor of good children only, docs not exempt him from his responsibilities as a resident of a town or community. Good people and bad people, old people and young people, males and females, whites and blacks, lament the badness of the rising generation. They entreat, admonish, scold and threaten the' boys and girls, and are themselves guilty of some ot the acts to which they ob jeet. The father swears, but punishes his boy for the same thing; he goes down in town alter supper and lounges on the street corners or in the stores, but makes his boy hus tle lor home, if he realises the dan gers of a boy's being on the streets after night, when he finds him The doing the same thing. mother tells the gtr! the little girl that if she is not good the colored man will take her oil, or that she is the prettiest, the best, the brightest girl in the town and then wonders why, when the girl becomes older and larger, she is deceptive and vain. The parents talk money, money, nothing but money and then wonder why the boy or girl wants to stay out of school a week just to make a quarter. The parents study little themselves, talk very little to their children about the value of an education and then wonder why the boys and girls arc so little inclined to study. It seems to me that the acts of the boys and girls, which we be- mean, deprecate and abhor are but the results of acts of older ones. It seems to me that we, the older and more mature, are too largely responsible for the bad acts of those younger. It seems to me that when we admonish a boy or girl not to do this or that should take part of the admonition ourselves. rirs. Kcnyon Harper Dead. He lift the Mud. Working the Roads with County Mrs. Kcnyon Harper died at her Mr. Witherspoon, a commercial Prisoners. Earlington, Tuesday traveler for Orr Jackson & Co., of home near Williamstown, Ky., Jan. 2t. Nashville, drove from Mortons Gap morning, Jan. 34, 1899, at 11 o'clock The Grant County Fiscal Court is of consumption. Interment at now having the roads of the county to Earlington Tuesday morning Earlington cemetery Wednesday in the through the snow storm. Not far afternoon. worked by the prisoners Rev. R. M. Wheat county jail. Two guards have out of Earlington he drove into a conducted the funeral services. been appointed to oversee the work rut and the vehicle brought up and each prisoner has a ball and with such a jerk that the buggy top was broken off and the drum'Mr. L. V. Koontz, of Summers-ville- , chain attached to his leg. was thrown out in the mud mer West Virginia, who came to That Throbing Headache. and slush. But ho wasn't hurt Earlington on a prospecting trip Would quickly leave )0U, if you used Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit (or Sick and Nervous Headaches, They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try ihem. Only 23 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. . : Dr. King's New Life Fills. this is in accordance with the usual luck of a commercial traveler. He just said "Whoa I" to Billie the Kid and that stopped all further trouble. With such reckless driving and a wild horse the ending of the story would have been different. through Kentucky, is teaching in the public school during the temporary absence of Prof, Bourland. Mr. Koontz is a school teacher and law student. Prevention o Sick Headache, TUTT'S Liver PILLS f y '! mm Jh MTtk m . I c,( 1 i'panI.h-Aerla- n . . 1 5, Urn-stea- d , Ssi -- -- M. McGORD, Contractor t k mimminniMii GEORGE iiiimmiimmimiiiihiiiii O. TOY, d, STABLE. x one-four- th Anglo-Saxo- x e one-hal- cm-ploy- WILLARD HOTEL mJtUtfKS Mla-HR ssssssssss Bttt'aaaaaaaaaaaaPt Tested and Tried For 25 Years HAR PER'S BGMDTABLE ! e ill n.r . I well-know- n - "Ili-rrAL- ir - SGOTT'S R EMULSION OOD-IiTVE- m ytL 'is. r D FtGURE-SKATIN- Q o Dspcp-riwHt- Planters k ' '' 1' 5all 9ie.Tr. , 1 v. iiMm-mimRsm&MVT- ,;v.s. " . .' 1. 1 n -- ..mmmnw?r. " nn ri.x w iTT.: j ::, oassssi ; httAi'i i.'jJIHt..lr. . ,' wru: - "urixs-siJWhvX- .' .-. v. t '' wl ' . r. - t f. ft'-- , '." V ' .1 m i- iJ, ): ir.v .t.-- t sx. mmiBcc "Bu 3nbustru, nc tLt)tvt." - JH0. SLATIERTS LOSS. REV. JOHN M. CROWE, De. One of the Host Able and Eloquent Preachers of the M. E. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. e, SAM JONES' LECTURE. Red Hill Jottings. House and Contents Totally stroyed by Fire No InAbout 5 K- LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. E. A. Chattcn visited relatives in Hopkinsville, thts week. John Slattery's house was a mass ol JIame before anybody saw it and a burning house, a desolate home. last the alarm of fire directed the WILL CONDUCT A MEETING HERE attention of Earlington people to Rev. R. M. Wheat, pastor of the M. E. Church, South, has received a letter Irom Rev. John M. Crowe, of Louisville, promising to come here early in April to conduct a protracted meeting of nineteen days for the 'people of Earlington The date now set is the first bun-dain April. Rev. Crowe is one of the most able and earnest and talented preachers in the church, and has been doing the work of an y surance. o'clock Friday evening Church, South, SKl- Morris Connors and family now Vincent was perhaps the first man occupy the house recently vacated to reach the burning building and the flames were then pouring into by David Adams. the front room from the kitchen so Mr. T. B. Young and family that he could not save anything have moved to the Frank Sisk out of that room. John Hendricks went into the room farthercst from place on East Main. whercthe fire originated and got Mrs. W. H. Hughes and brother, a chair, but the smoke was so of Morganfield, are visiting their dense there that nothing could parents, Mr. and Mrs. William be done. McCarley. The house was a new one and was the home of a poor man with Miss Jessie Jagoc, of Madison a large family. Having no insur ville, is at home again after a pleas- ance the loss was total and a heavy ant, visit to Mrs. T." J. Steel, of one to Mr. Slattery at his time of Mortons Gap. life past the half way station. Miss Lizzie .Arnold, of Greendone to Kansas City. ville, Ky., and Miss Lena Coffman, Mrs. P. B. Davis, with her of P.ottia, Ark., are visitors of Mrs. daughter, Miss Pauline, and young Kate Withers. son Pete, lelt Earlington Sunday 'Mr. Friday and wife have rented night. It is understood among her the P. M. Moore place in the "old friends that she went to Kansas vineyard" on the extension of Far-rc- City, although no one probably street, and are making their knew she was going. Mrs Davis Ins had much trouble and has new home there. worked successfully through many Mr. Howard Wiiitc is still the difficulties. Not long since their victim of a severe cold, bordering home, a large frame hotel, burned. on la grippe, but is not disabled There was no insurance and the "" T from looking after his varied duties loss was almost total. '& Mrs. Davis has numerous friends as mining engineer. here who regret to lose her, and Mrs. Dan Williams, ol the Han- she was always a favorite with her son country, is visiting her aunt, boarders. Miss Pauline is a most ', Miss Bettie Stevens, of our city, popular and loveablc young lady ' who has been seriously ill for scv-- - and her departure is sincerely recral days, but is reported much gretted by many young friends. - better. Dr. Davis left next day with the declared intention of finding his -John Clements is improving. family. When Esquire Head called to sec him Monday he found him in a PROBABLY FATAL. good humor, sitting up and ready to crack a joke and enjoy a good Will Woodward, Colored, Shot by ' laugh. Henry O'Brien at Monarch. Mr. Brooks and family, who Madisonvillc, Ky., Jan. si. have been occupying the Frank Sisk place on Main street, have Henry O'Brien, weight boss at the moved into the house just across Monarch mines, one mile south of from Mayor Burr's, which Rev. this place, shot and mortally wounded Will Woodward, colored, last Teel has just vacated. night. It is said the negro accused 'Rev. I. H. Teel and family arc O'Brien of failing to credit him with now comfortably domiciled in their one car of coal, which O'Brien denew home at the south end of Rail- nied. Woodward is said to have road street. They began moving gone to the office and abused Monday afternoon in beautiful O'Brien, and O'Brien, when the bright weather and finished up negro refused to leave the office, V 'Tuesday morning in the snow knocked Woodward down. Woodward is said to have thrown storm. a large piece of slate at O'Brien as A man supposed to be a tramp, the latter started home.and O'Brien .v making his way South, came into then turned and fired on the negro, town last Sunday morning at an one ball striking Woodward in the early hour on a freight train, where abdomen. he had taken passage without the knowledge of the crew. After wanNew Crop Tobacco. dering around for awhile, ho made Hopkinsville, Ky., Ian. 20. a visit to the bakery, where he Sikty-fou- r hogsheads of the new s.; tried to persuade the proprietor crop were offered on the breaks ' M-v'that he was worthy of the gift of this week, and fifty-sisold at some candy. Soon afterward, he prices altogether satisfactory to displayed a gold watch, which at The purchasers. 'once aroused suspicion. Marshal producers and now being prized, 189S crop is Barnott thought it proper to place stripped and delivered rapidly and him under arrest for an investiga- will be on the market much earlier tion, but a close questioning of the than usual this year on account of suspect failed to disclose any in- the seasonable weather. Stem-mcr- s formation that would justify him in and rchandling houses arc holding him longer, so he was taxed to their lull capacity, receiving the loose deliveries. The greater part of the sales this week Bro. Teel at the Clap. were private, and of the old stock, Elder I. H. Teel, christian min- the stemmers buying largely of this. i? ister will. preach at Mortons Gap Bidding on the new offerings, hownext Supday. He has been called ever, was spirited. A full board to preach for the Christian Cliurah of buyers attended the sales, showat that place and hopes to have a ing that many of the foreign purlarge audience at his first appoint- chasers have placed orders with ment. their brokers for the new crop, and that competition for the export Quarterly Meeting. Quarterly meeting will be held types has begun. A steady demand all types at the Methodist Episcopal lorpredicted. throughout the season is Prices prevailed this Church, Rev. W. C. Wilson pasSaturday and Sunday week as follows: Common lugs, tor, next Presiding Elder, S. W. Schclton $2(o)$2.5o; medium lugs, $3$4, will preside at the business ses- good lugs, ?4?5; common leaf, $ 4.50(2) $5 50; medium leaf, $s(&t7 sion and preach to the people. good leaf, $7.5o$io; fine leaf, none offered. Receipts for week, Episcopal Services. 160, for year, 275; sales for week, Rev. M. M. Benton, of the 181, for Episcopal Church, from Louisville, rejections,year, 253; offerings, G4; 8. Old stock on hand, will hold services in Earlington at 3.200. the Christian Church, Sunday, January 29th at 1 1 o'clock in the Prof. Bourlnnd Better. morning and at 7:15 in the evenProf. E. B. Bourland, of our ing. There will be communion at public school, who h?s been very tthe morning service. sick with la grippe, is convalescing and soon hopes to meet his pupils Quarterly Meeting:. in the class room and resume his The next Quarterly Meeting for work as teacher. He was so far circuit of recovered as to walk out Sunday, the Earlington and Nebo the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Monday noon he boarded the South, will be held at Nebo, con- train for his home, near Madisonvening on Saturday, February 11. villc Prof. Bourland is still quite The preacher in charge, Rev. weak, but is apparently on the Wheat, reports tho affairs of the sure road to strength and health, cnurcn on mis circuit 111 kuuu uu dition. Wonderful Discovery. & -- nothing could be saved. Perry " ' n evangelist exclusively for several years. He is not by any means a stranger in this part ol the State, having done much of his early ministerial work in this district of the Louisville Conference. He was some years ago pastor of Madisonvillc circuit, before there was a church of his denomination here, and is remembered most kindly by Hopkins county people. Brother Crow's preaching is of the persua sive, drawing order. As one old brother says, "he is just full of preach." The Bee predicts that the walls of the Methodist church will have to be widened to accommodate the audiences when the meeting begins. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O We the undersigned, have known F, J, Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be lieve bim perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations ,made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug Walding, Kinnan & gists, Toledo, O. Marvin Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bot tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. Moved in the Storm. Tuesday was a good day for some things, staying in the house, for instance. The morning brought forth a very heavy snow storm, which came down more in earnest than anything in the weather line that this most wintry winter has produced. But the people had move in them and move they must. The moving continued all day. even till the late afternoon, when the sun peeped out a little from behind the clouds. Rev. Teel, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Friday, M. Connors and others, with their families, enjoyed the pleasures of moving despite the weather or, maybe to spite the weather. Robbed the Qrave. " x ; , r Si'.. K V J V. n.y3 'r .. ! of two weeks. He was born and reared in Hopkins Ceunty. On account of declining health he retired from farm life a few years ago, moving to Hanson. Twenty-fiy- o years ago he professed faith in ,Christ, uniting himselt with the Missionary Baptist Church. He met death without fear. year, He died in his seveuty-firs- t .leaving a wife and five children, one daughter and four sons, one of whom is Rev, W. C. Wilson, of this place. - Lunsford, Ala., April 15, 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co. Dear Sirs: I baVe been troubled with 1 bad no liver, and stomach complaint, and Church, South, has called a meet- appetite took my general health was very medicine from four different bad. I ing of all the pastors under him in doctors and they failed to do me any good. the district, to be held at Hender- - I got no relief until I began to use your used two son on February 10th. It is prob- valuable Nubian Tea. I it didabout more of it, and able that educational matters con- dollars worth the medicine I ever me took. I good than all nected with the church and its have trained thirty-fiv- e pounds In weight work in this district will be the and my health is very good. I can sleep soundlv and my appetite is excellent, I chief topic for consideration. can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to to any com' the world as being a Died 4 munlty. Any one who doubts this slate' Oscar Dakbr. On last Friday, Jan. ao, J. C. ment can writo Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Wilson, of Hanson, after an illness ministers' fleeting. Presiding Elder, Geo. H. Hayes, of the Henderson district, M. E. God-sen- d Anderson-Hor- d. Hopkinsville, Ky., Janao. Em met Anderson and Miss luia nora, both of North Christian, eloped to this city yesterday afternoon and were married at the Gooch House by County Judge Cansler. How It Hurtsl Rheumatism, with its sharp twinges. aches and Dains. Do you know the cause? Acid in the blood bas accumulated In your joints. The cure is found In Hood s bar sanarilla which neutralizes this acid Thousands write that they have been completely cured of rheumatism by Hood's headache, 35 cents. off purchasing cloth-"in- g but go to J. M. Victory's at Sarsaparilla. .once and get, choice suits at big Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick biliousness., indigestion. Price discounts. Don't put Ninety per cent, of all sickness is caused by food not being properly digested, it creates poisons and goes into your blood and then yon are liable to almost any disease tbe human system is heir to. Use Dr. Caristedt's German Liver Powder and watch tbe results. You will feel the good effects after taking one dose. Give it a Changed Hands. Hotel trial and be convinced. Price 25c. For Charles. sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Subscription, ti 03 a 1 ir Lee Cozart and wife arc the suc33 CihIi a G'ir W. A. Sissom, of St. Charles, who has U.S. Williams Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam Cures Address HARPER & DROTIIERS, PutlUlierJ, New York, N. V. cessors to Mrs. P. B. Davis in the The entertainment given by the St, Your been timbering in tbe mines at tbat place hotel business and will from now Charles Cornet Band at Crofton Saturday dren. cough. Just tbe medicine for chil- has come to harlington to work in tbe night .was a success. Every one seemed Arnold mine, where he will do timbering on feed the railroad boys and all to enjoy the concert and am sure the band at night. Will Pay Reward. other comers at the Grainger house boys report a good time, especially Mr. myaiiU'jitiiU'inHjjBJa.JpBaaSH il,yi.Sijiiiij;iiijyiiiijjiiJljJJ4"J5i.iui1jiaiii;p.i!i;jit on the corner. Mrs. Cozart will Jim Long, for be made a mash on every i The undersigned will pay liberal u vrMir-Uhn nnoc tho liuorv Rncinocc? be in command at the hotel and girl tnat looked at bim You know 11m is reward for the return of a roll of f ta he was a old OUblUI CIV Lee at the grocery and restaurant. quite a lady's man, butot Croitoo, little tbe money lost by him Tuesday, or for lor those young ladies and It is not a separation but just an snare drummer was too young. Take information that will lead to its re Pleurisy and pnonmonia oro acato inincrease in business. The Bee your false face with you next time, boys, covery. J. H. Shooks, Tinnner Ask your neighbors. flammations of tho longs, and if nob wishes them success and pros- or leave it at home. at John Twyman's shop. promptly allayed, tho worst may hapThey all S2y that we pen. Tho celebrated Dr. John w. r,Miss Joe Galloway, student from tbe perity. South Kentucky College, of Hopkinsville, Miss Ura Coylc, of Madisonville, Bull's Cough Syrup speedily allays all haul better loads, furWe are sure ber is visiting Miss Cordie Coyle at inflammation of tho lungs and offocts An article by Dr. John A Wyeth in the is borne to recuperate. a euro in a wonderfully short tlmo. nish best teams, and alFebruary number of HARPER'S MAGA- presence is desired in this city. A certain Mortons Gap. For- young gentleman is supremely happy this ZINE, entitled "Lieutenant-Colone- l ways at the right price. rest at Fort Donelson," discusses Forrest's week. CUBAN RELIEF euwa part in the surrender of Fort Donelson, Mr. F. F. Balder, ona of onr merchants, IlfautaMO Colic, Neuralglacnd Toothache and shows how entirely different tbe re- made a flying trip to Princeton last Thursin flvo minutes. BourStomach sult would have been had Forrest been In day on business. and Bummer Complaints. Price, 25 Cent. command. It is of interest to hear what Curos Pleurisy and Pneumonia. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. open aii Hight. Miss Ena Faull is visiting Miss Allie commanding general Forrest said when the Doctors Sous are small aud pleasant to take.druggists. Martin, of Madisonville, this week, capitulation recommend It. Trice 3S cts. At all notified him of tbe "I cannot A uancc at Mortons uap is R -- . - rlVSim ..ylf ,rr r. and will not surrender my command or rnir rrt nift suit m 'frrn-- i ffanArtfaii-af- ll J. V, McEuen, one of the leading bus. myself." Tbe article is profusely illus- iness men, of this city, spent a few bours booked for the evening of Febru trated by T. de Tbulstrup, A. C. Red- in Princeton last Friday. . ary ist. wood, Max F, Klepper and W. A, Rogerr, Miss Bertha Palmer is visiting Miss PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE Y. P. S. C. E. Entertainment. May Longstaff, of Earlington, this week. I Mr, Geo. King spent Sunday afternoon EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. The Earlington Christian En- in Dawson. Por Infanta and Children. deavor Society will give a novel sot UFrm First strict, Woodruff It's rumored tbat entertainment, Thursday evening, and Miss Ida Graham,Mr. Larkthis place, The Kind You Have Always Bought EVANSVILLE, IND. date weelcly periodical devoted lo taaliions far woinjj, both of U . S A thoroughly u41l tu .litttn. ,Rvi m hurrtnfnr. February 2d, at Assembly Hall. will marry quite soon. A It is to be given to the members of Mr, Hugbio Graham spent Saturday and Slgnataro of Exclusive models ol gownr fross. l"ari, London, and New York will U the Society and their friends, and Sunday up in Durgan with bis best, published each weclc will be a comfortable and interestTbe Band will give their next concert at The London Letter The Paris Letter is caused often by cold ing combination of candy pulling Mortons Gap, Thursday night Jan. 26th. Lagrippe Bja Special CtrrttponJtHt Bl KA TIlARlh'F- DE FORES T and old folks concert. Miss Clara Namper is visiting Miss Lela feet. Get your shoes from T. M. The New York Letter Graham, of Carbondale. Victory and save a doctor's bill. A.vfurntn iu jv.vip A Thousand Tongues will aid women In all those Utile points of fashion matters that arc such helps Tbe members of tbe Methodist church Laan Inr Ml alfifl In tUlt. Could not express tbe rapture of Annie have changed their prayer meeting from Mr. T. T. Lieon was here from Outline Patterns E. Springer, of 1125 Howrd St., Philadel- Wednesday night to Sunday night and de- the Gap Saturday nicht to sec a r..t nunnr Pnftern.4 will be published free every other phia, Pa , when she found that Dr. King's sire tbe presence of all. of selected towns will be furnished ween particular friend. supplementary iurm. at a nominal cost. New Discovery for Consumption bad Mm, Amanda Johnson died last Monday completely cured ber of a hacking congh rnUlRED FASHION PLATES night. Her remains will be intered at the ACTIVE SOLICITOR WANTED .that for many years bad made life a bur- Christian Cemetery. published once a monlh, will assist women In selecting tht proper colors for "The Story of iho Phllllpinet" bj den. All other remedies and doctors could Murat llaltteid, commftilooed by Iho GovernS. ffltw)ipff7 fi Manufacturer ot Mitchell, the weather prophet, ment 11 Official Illitotlan lo tho War Department Prof, Jack give her no help, but she says of this Royal J?, WMffl High Grade .. .. ft FICTION J c wai written In army camps at San FranCure "it soon removed the pain in my is bitting it right on every side. All we The book tba Pacific with General Merritt, In the cisco, on The Aleloon Farm fl kaJ-i.De Totei! 'f. Kit Kennedy chest and I can now sleep soundly, some- ask of him is to prophecy for more good hoipltals at Honolulu, In Hone Kong, In tbe Bj WARIA LOUISE POOL BjS. R. CROCKETT American trenches at Manila, in the Iniurgent thing I can scarcely remember doing be- weather. camrii with Aeuinaldo, on the deck of the Olrmola A Confident To -- Morrow I feel like sounding its 'praises fore. Repair Work a Specially. the roar battle It has been demonstrated repeatedly in with Dewey, and Infor agents.ofBrimfulat the fall of BjBRANDCR MATTHEW'S throughout tbe Universe " So will every Manila, Uonanta otOricmal equalled In "l are three serial stories to appear In i&w that lave seldom been one who tries Dr. King's New Discovery every state in Ibe Union and in many for- pictures taken by government photographers on plot and treatment Lareebook. Low for any trouble of tbe Throat, Chest or eign countries tbat Chamberlain's Coub ihatnot. paid. Credit given. Drlcei. alllife nrofita. Drcp Freight traihy un SHORT STORY CONTRIBUTORS Lungs. Price 50c. and $1.00. Trial bot- Remedy is a certain preventive and cure omciBl wii vgoai. uuibi ilea addicsi, r, 1, wish to state to the general pubHarriet P. Spotford Chrlstlno T. Herrlck tles free at St. Bernard Drug Htore. llarber, secy., star insurance mug., Chicago. the demand for lic that owing to Margaret S. Briscoe for croup. It bas become the universal 0CM716I - . Mary E.WIlklns Every bottle guaranteed. Carollno Tlcknor Ella W. Peattlo new work, as well as all classes of iemedy for that disease. M, V. Fisher of Buth MeEnery Stuart Marlon Harland J. M. Victory & Co's. Clothing repair work, I have procured the fl MsryCWdkiM 01 By mistake the name of Mrs. T, Liberty, W. Va only repeats wbat bas TO APPEAR SPECIAL ARTICLES services of a first class shoemaker J. Steele, pf Mortons Gap, ap- been said around tbe globe when he writes: Sale has been very successful. The Deaf Child fl The Busy Hother ftom Evansville and am now prepeared in our colums as Mrs. T. J. "I have used Chamberlain's Cough RemeBrilrt.AX.VJE ttAMSEY Mr. and Mrs. G. Browning and pared to do all work promptly on BA. W.McCVLLOVail Blutc. It was a pure case of mis- - dy in my family for several years and al daughter, Edith, visited Earling Living After College, What t , Women Earning a short notice. All work guaranteed ti Ey ADALIXE II'. STERLMQ interpretation of a written proper ways with perfect success. We believe ton, Sunday. By HELEN DOUGLAS to fit and give satisfaction. In addition to these there will be many others, all of instructive value to women. name tho easiest error in the tbat it is not only the best cough remedy, a spccial orrnRt but it is a sure cure for croup. It bas world to make. If Gloomy and Henroui. and looking on tbe FOUR WEUKS saved the lives of our children a number dark aide ef things, take a taw doles Dr, U. A. n Coughed ajYcira, liuOo Year JO CiH a Copy Simmons Liver Medicine, and the gloom will of times." This remedy is for sale by unless you need tbem, and tben only W rt Brand., Mlc HARPER & DROTIIERS. Puhllaiieri. New jork. N. Y. suffered tor 35 years with a cough, aud St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; B, T. disappear. Address I pare drugs, such as are sold by respent hundreds of dollars with doctors" and We keep only sponsible druggists. Now" is the time to buy an over for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. Robingon, Mortons Gap; Geo. King, St, tbe best, Tbat is Ibe e"at discoat. Go to J. M. Victory's and This remedy makes Charles. Bell's tinction to be looked fcr whn tbe get one cheap. weak lungs strong, It bas saved my life, time comes tbat yon need tbem Don't loose sight of the fact that B. Roseil. Grantsburg, 111. J. Nowhere else will you fine 60 comNice Salted Straw 30 cents a while we are selling shoes and plete a stock. A good time to begin tbatsprins medicine, Try our Mocha and Java Coffee clothing cheap we are also knockC. 'A startling incident, of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was tbe subject, is narrated by him as follows: "I was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and side;, no appetite gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Electric Bitters;' and to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my life, and robbed No one tbe grave of another victim." should fail to try them. Only 50 cts., guaranteed, at St. Bernard Drug Store. Rumor says that Agent Tefft, of Norton-villwill take a few weeks' rest in the near foturo and that Agent Martin, of Sebree, will go there as temporary agent. Tbe electric interlocking switch system at Nortonville is nearly completed, and will soon bo pat in use. Among tbe happy men seen around tbe depot last Monday was Condnctor Curtis Lane, who came home from Nashville and found a fine son at bis house. Supervisor Sullivan has been quite sick tho past week, but is improving rapidly and will soon be ready for duty. Two of Foreman O'Brien's men went over to Howell last Monday to stand an examination for firemen, They were Elmo Shaver and Walter Wright, and two better men could not be found on the Henderson division than are tbey. Section foremen say tbe road is bard to keep In eood shape this winter, and tbere can be no wonder at that when the running of so large a number 01 trains daily is taken Forty to fifty trains into consideration. each day is enough to tell on any track. Tbe many friends of Mr. John Devney were pleased to see him visit Earlington last Sunday. Of course be called upon bis best girl while here. Tbe taking of 02 off the day run is of course pleasing to tho day train freight crews, but it adds sorrow to the night boys. Agent Oeden, of Slaughters, made a brief visit to St. Louis last week, while accompanying bis wife on ber way to Indian Territory, While all the railroad men on the Hen derson division in all departments have heen worked bard the last few weeks, there is no class that suffers more from overwork than tbe train dispatcher, who has on bis mind tbe proper handling of trains without loss of life or property. A combination ballast and coal car is now lying in tbe Illinois Central yards at Chicago. In effect tbe new car is an ordinary ballast car with a box top added. It will hold from 85,000 to 100,000 pounds of coal and will unload itself to the last ounce. Fireman Walter Cole was siezed with Spinal Meningitis while at work on bis engine Thursday night of last week on the Illinois Central railroad, near Cecilia Junction. Engineer Keegan bad to hold tbe sufferer and run his engine until another fire nun could be bad. Louisville & Nashville improvements are repotted complete, including the bridge over tbe Tennessee river, costing about $75,000, and floating fenders, and the Cumberland river bridge As soon as Red river bridge is strengthened the Louisville & Nashville will put on heavier rolling stock and make faster time between Bowling Green and Memphis. Evening Post. Tbe Hon. William Gosbel, author of tbe infamous election bill, lately made a law by the Kentucky Legislature, and who is now candidate for Governor of the State, takes pleasure in vilifying all railroad companies in the State, chief among tbem being tbe Louisville & Nashville Company. We suppose one ot the great sins this company has committed and which has angered tbe would-b- e governor is that the officials of that system bad tbe courage to back up tbeir opinion on tho money question by warning tbeir employes against tbe free silver craze at the last Presidential election, Hartford, Ind Jan. ai. 'Traveling under a box car in a hammock is a method of progression few men have indulged in. The ordinary tramp is too lazy and too unimaginative to construct such a conveyance ortousoitif made for him. But Harry D. Cooper, wbo is known under the alias of "Railroad Jack, tbe Hammock Rider," has traveled for ten years in thts manner, bas visited many of tbe States and covered over 100,000 miles. He has acquired his alias from a rudely constructed hammock, which he invented to assist him in journeying over the land without buying tickets every time be wants to execute a change of base. He calls the hammock his annual pass and is now using tbo tenth of the series, Tbe trap is made of heavy canvas strung on a couple of strong iron bars, filled with books at tbe ends These books are fastened to the supporting bars of a box car or sleeper, and the traveler is secure inside the hammock. About Five Hundred People Heard Him at the Tabernacle-Fu- nd Swelled. WILL HOLD A CuLIAE. TO OUR SOIL MEETING IN APRIL. "Saw-ciety," The lecture on de- livered by Rev. Sam Jones at the Tabernacle in Madisonvillc on Saturday night last drew an audience of about five hundred people, and netted the Tabernacle committee a neat little sum to apply to the debt. A large part of the audience were from Hanson, Slaughters-ville- . and the countrv. Not manv were present from Earlington. At tuc close ot tlie lecture Mr. Jones announced that the Tabernacle committee had been talking with him about coming back to hold a meeting and it was probable he would return in April and pre h for a few days. Good for Catarrh is an American disease. Mrs. Urcger, Uagby, Tex., says: "Pc-ru-nhas done so much good for mo Hint I nm nblo to do my own work." Mr. JncobGrlfflu, Elmer, Mich., writes: "I was very nervous nnd unnblu to i) work. Ihnrc bottles of 1'c-r- na and nm cnthtly well." Esther Luther, N. C, bnys: ' I took jour PcTU-n- a for dcafncf-can hear now ns well na I ever could." Aug. Tryloff, Jit. Clemens, Mich. .writes: "Ihnd la and it left tnc with a terrible cough. I a took nnd wns cured." Mrs. E. Guest, Kearney, a tnlri-nrorrru FrnnU-linsvllle, s gi-Irr the Children. I uuunio to., catanli, ru-u.-, n Mrs. Ella Hlnson, of Hiuton, Ala., writes us August lath, 1898. "I advise all mothers lo give tbeir children Planter's Nubian Tea when, tbey are puny or fretful. I keep this medicine in the house and when tbe children are ailing I give tbem a dose and that is tbe last of it." Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. AT THE GAP TONIGHT. "J tccic jour writes: tay thnt for nr.d can St Charles Band Will dive At- tractive Entertainment. I nm now entirely cured of it." II. Waller Itrady, Cascade, Ark., says : " I had running ears. It wns so offensive I excluded myself from nil societj. After I had borne it fourteen years I read Dr. Hnrtman's book called ' Tho Ills of Life.' I took seventeen dollars' worth of his remedies nnd nm entirely cured." F. G. Crici and Peter Hight were In Hopkinsville last Wednesday, on business. Georgo Rudd and John Bullock mado a trip to Greenville last Wednesday, A. C. Oglesby was in Madisonville last Tuesday. Miss Ellen Withers will toon close her school at Possum Walk. As a pedagogue, sho is Mrs. Minnie Bullock, wbo bas beed sick so long, is reported no better, Ben Grace bas a pleasant smile this week on account of a new boarder, in tbe person of an eleven-pounboy. Wilson and Frank Oglesby have just returned from an extended visit north of here. Dock Duvall will locale a Jgrisl mill at Red Hill in a short time. While traveling not long since, Wilson Oglesby rang tbe alarm bell and stopped the street car in order'jtoinform the conductor not to run so fast, as be was not in a hurry. S. H. Ruddell will locate a blacksmith shop at Red Hill in the near future. Peter Hieht and Miss Ivv Crick nm quietly married at the residence of tbe nnaes lather, F. G. Crick, last Thursday, Rev. W. F. Crick officiating. Quite an en lovable party was civen at htbe residence of Thee Stanley last Monday mgui' ino louowing were in attendance: Misses Clara and Lenny Crick, Leona Hicks, Ivy Oelesbv. Lucv Fox. Delia and Annie Grace, Messrs. Bud Stanley, Wilson Henry, Frank Oglesby, Charlie Fox, Dick Stanley and many others too numerous to mention. Old Rouch is a verv eood fellow and we like to read from his pen. He is a scholar, and can speak three languages, viz: base ball, foot ball and the "grand bawl." Swebthkart. first-clas- s. d first-cla- M? 7UU& HSr.. . TUB fik 1IMitaMIHJ1 ry. HCttlfflCE OP SIMP OF MS A house and lot in Earlington. F. B. Arnold. Wants to Buy is duo not only to tho originality and simplicity of tho combination, but also to tho caro and skill with which it Is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California. Fio Srnur Co. onlyTand wo wish to Impress npon all tho Importance of purchasing tho true and original remedy. As tho genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California, Fio Srnop Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par-ticTho high standing of the Cau-ronsiFio Sntup Co. with tho medics,! profession, and tho satisfaction which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes tho name of tho Company a guaranty of tho excellence of Its remedy. It is far In ndvanco of all other laxatives, as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weakening them, ond it does not gripe nor nauseate. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember tho name of tho Company CAUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. s. A SAN rRANCHOO, LOUISVILLE, At Mortons Gap tonight the St. Mannington News. Charles Cornet Band and the Male Our dono stripping Quartette will reproduce their at- tobacco farmers are about weed, and they and delivering the tractive musical entertainment that expect a large crop tbe coming season. has already been given atSt. Our friend, Crassing Farmly, agent at Charles and Crofton with a good Mannington, is progressing fairly at bis measure of success. This com- duties. Our protracted meeting, conducted by of very deserving young mupany Rev. sicians with their able leader merit closedSmith, of Crofton, at Pleasant Hill, Sunday. and will receive the patronage and R. A. Richardson accompanied his best plaudits of the people to whom girl home from church Saturday night. they will appear. The Bee would Hurrah for R. A. R. A boy going so far like the opportunity of hearing means business. We learn throueh Tub Bee that onr them in Larlington. friend Otho A K. NEW TOKK. W.T. 0L t'V''4H69i9Ht9,964,4i4N9k49tAiv J. W. TWYMAN, I DEALER IN Stoves and Grates, j CASTINGS AND TINWARE, Timely Hint You should be wise and see that your blood is rich and pure and your whole system put in a perfectly healthy condition by tbe use of Dr. Caristedt's German Liver Powder. Tben you will be. free from malaria, typhoid fever, colds and the grip. Dr. Caristedt's German Liver Powder is tbe best medicine money can buy. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Ffir your Cold try Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam. Price 35c and 50c a bottle. This week a newsy letter from Mortons Gap was necessarily left out because it was not signed. The Bee is. compelled to follow the invariable rule of .newspapers to publish nothing that is unaccompanied by the name of the author. Consumption Cured. Dr. Otto's 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 start and it you will nse Dr. Otto's Spruce uura uaisam, you win core Ibe cougn, heal the lungs and throat, and avoid the most dreaded of all diseases, consumption. Delay in attending to a slight cough may cost you your life. Lares size bottles. Price 25 c. and 50c. For sale by St. Ber nard Drug store. Best way to Invest 25 Cents. Antioc, Miss., July 1st, 1893. New Spencer Medicine Co. I 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 tbe best Liver Medicine I ever tried. It is just tbe thing to take if you feel bad and arc bilious. A. B. Lancaster. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Digest Your Food. at. Price exoects to eo out West Copper Work. to join tbe d rough riders. Luck K00F1.N0 AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTV AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Jo you, Otbo May you have grand success in your undertaking. L. A. Tegan, ot St. Charles, visited our thriving little town Saturday. Ellis Miller and wife, of Maninaton. vis III 1 I HI jytWH'iA BUM I ited Mr. W. A. Fuller, near St. Charles, MW Saturday and Sunday. Bud Knight, one of our section men, is making his home in Crofton now. The party given at Mr. VandivePs Saturday night was a complete success. The boys and glrN of course bad a gay time. Mr. Walter Mcintosh attended tbe party Saturday nigbt. will be of more thin Html InterMt duHnf tSi Retl nf o Dilmar Mcintosh made a business trip 4 noteworthy tabjects, it will a oniprclumira pouucit aad lurtillvo to Madisonville one day last week. Tbe Great Electric Saw Mill at Maoing-to- n HISTORY OF THE is getting ready for business now after -- a long silence. After she gets started tbe town will be overstocked with lumber. By Mrs. Tutt, wbo has been sick but a short HENRY CAS07 LCD02, U. S. SENATOR time, passed over and joined the silent ma. nnt a1ni Imoius of hi It emlTeitljr f linl for f tt'-Hi ability a s jority Sunday nigbt about 7:30 o'clock. She writer cf American Ms;orv, Uut fr i.u pujtiiua l.e lu haUl in ourcoverum.tit was a consistent member ot tbe Baptist Then v ill iUo appear tuch article! ai church at Manningtoo. Admiral Sampson's Fleet Dattlc of Manila Bay Miss Belle Parker began ber school a By 1.UUU A. U. Stal.nto.v, V.3.N. Ey Lieut. J. M. Ellico , U.S.W. few days since at Mr. Clark's, near St. Charles. She is well qualified for tbe THEIR SILVER-WEDDINJOURNEY 8 business. Uy Vllllam Dean llowctls .. A aerial atory to appear containing all thit cliaracteri.tic cbarm that hat Hnrrah for The BebI It bums regardendeared Mr. lloocli, to the reading public. less of tbe kind of weather, and is flying all over our country. May Ibe little buzzer Spanish War Story The Princess Xenla" collect all the good it can. By 1I.B.M. Watson By John Kox.Jr. A serial story lull of adreiture and Andy Richardson, our progressive farmA serial story the scenes of which. situation. are laid uurtn; our recent war. strong er, bad a stable raising at his home Saturday and bad great success with bis buildSHORT STORIES ing. Andy laughed because ho thought UNDER AN APRIL SKY GHOSTS OP JERUSALEM the boys were so kind to him. By "Nym Crinkle Ily DranJer Mitthows THE RENTED HOUSE WAY OF THE CROSS Ask Nollie Richardson if tbat girl didn't a) John Fox, Jr, Ily Stephen Bonsai Ily OctaeThanet whisper something interesting in his ear. THE LOVE OF PARSON LORD THE CUCKOO CLOCK May Tub Bbb buzz in the future as it By Ellen Douglas Deland By Mary E. Wilklns bas in the past is tbe wish of THE CENTURY'S PROGRESS IN SCIEHCO Young Rough. . By Henry Smith William. M.D. These papers will thoroughly review the woilc accomplished by scientists Packer collieries Nos. 4 and 5 at Shenthroughout the nineteenth century. Other series ol papers to appear art : andoah, Pa., suspended operations last Republics of South America week for an indefinite period, throwing out White Man's Asia of employment nearly Soo men and boys. By rouLTxiY r.iGELOw By Julian IUli-long-bairc- Contractor of all kinds Tin, uaivanizea iron ana I L 111 I MAGAZINES rmL 1 HARPEF SS33SSSS3 SPANISH - AMERICAN WAR w-v- G " (t esesesis ssesssssesssesGsssecessscs! u f Pleurisy iuun -- ii orders 1 PldlllWS Dr.BulIs COUCH SYRUP DR. L. D. I Barnett & Arnold. . BROSE, .tAtt.. CASTOR A W HARPEKSBAZAR.fi up-t- o u (da&ffictfi&K mirror'of fashions VOCH1 111 THOS. B.YOUNG Ky- imml oe Boots and Shoes, E5ta.x-li.xnxg:t0:t- I I "", Don't Use Drugs iiii xm ')e "S. "J fj "us at 25c. per lb., and you will use no ing the bottom out of Groceries. other. J. M. Victory's Co. J. M. Victory & Co. er bail at W. McLeod's. Subscribe for The Bee. fe'V ST. BERNARD DRLCJ STORE, BRYAN HOPPER.lrUaixer. Subscribe for The Bee. v r ui ! 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To llvo such a lifo Is tho business ot tho Christian, and Christ In us will llvo that lifo If wo yield fully to Htm. 0. ".Vow Jacob's well was thero. Jesus, therefore, being wearied with his Journey, snt thus on tho well, and It vtas about tho sixth hour." As wo said lit n provlous lesson, probably 0 a in., nccdrtllng to John's way of counting. Ho would bo journeying early, so as to avoid tho boat of tho day. Ho Is weary, for Ho Is truly man and In all points tempted llko ns wo aro. Wo linvo not a high priest who can. not bo touched with n feeling of our Ho Lnowcth our frnnio; no remembers that wo aro but dust. 7. "Thero comoth a woman of Samaria to draw water. Jesus unto her, Glvo mo to drink." For our sales Ho put Himself In tho limitations of n mortal body, llaulo to woarlness, 1) linger, thirst, suffering and death. Ho who nindo all things and upholds all things mado Himself dopondont upon tho ministry of others for tho necessities of lifo. Ho fed millions with ninnnn for nearly 40 years and brought water from tho rock at His pleas8. 'Tor His disciples wcro gono away unto tho city to buy meat." Jlo who said, Come, huy wlno and milk without money and without prlco (Isa. lv, 1) sends his disciples to buy with monoy things neces sary for tho body. It is very dllllcult for ustobelioto tho extent of His humiliation. Wo cannot understand how rich Ho was nor how poor Ho beennio foroursakos fll Cor. vlll, U), but wo can look up grato-full- y and say, Lord, I thank tlico for bearing It for mot V. "How is It that thou, bolng n Jow, askost drink of mo, which am n woman of Samaria? For tho Jews havo no dealings with tho Samaritans." Thus answered s 5 s Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE. "& i Anyone fending it sketrh and dMcrlptlqn intckly ascertain cur ormton rreo wnew fhrontlon Is probably Mtentablu. (?uminunlcflw I Inn. , Hrl I ntinflHTif llandbookon Patent sentrroo. uiaost eeencr rorsecunnirrm. l'atnnt Laksn through Munn ft Co. recelr) iwcUil noffcf. without charso. tatb Trade Marks DcsiaNB Copyright Ac. may ? 'yi Scientific jmiericati Cn3o,Bro.d,.NewYorR 1- A handsomely Hhntrntcd nil.tlnn nf .rli.nl inn I General Office, Earlington, Knetucky. I .. Branch. Offices, JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, Street, Nashville, Capt. R. G ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Tennessee. Kentucky. S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Stteets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvtlle, Ind. 201 four Trseat ctr. 1 a Term. iht four numtln.fL goijkyail noirsdeajern. - Branch OM00, CJ V Ht, W suMueton, C iimnn i N. Cherry 5 BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER Wholesale Agents-HUN- T Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 316, Western Union Building, & & MILTON, Rialto Chicago. 111. A. 7 ure THE FAMOUS NO. 3 COAL, For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL MARKET. -- 9 I ....... VLST1BULF0 ......-..-i..- . 2THR0UDH TRAINSDA1LY TltiRffiSir- - NASHVILLE OI'illUUiM MfiftRMT FROll NEIKLEAhS CARS H I CHICAGO. IWESaSiS. 0.nJ1ILLlAH.G.S.I HA3HVIt.lE.TEKH IN" THE F.P.JEFFRIE5.0.P.A tVANiVILLE.INO EJacsl - 'aV. "Haii roitA jk RsoHKceplngsBiislACS?, I'MUNUUHAPHY, Situation. saSC9&r-- i jejasi Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and "which lias been In hso for over 30 years, has horno tho shjnaturo of , and has heen mado under his pcr- ffiyyfhj- sonal supervision slnco Its infancy. Alln-iTin nnn in ilnonlvn mil In tills. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes aro but Experiments that trlflo with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Expcrlenco against Experiment. - What is CASTORIA Castpria-i- Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation arid Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. r a substituto for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fcvcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind s and. Soothing Syrups. GENUINE CASTORIA Bears tho Signature of f-cUc&M ALWAYS (tSty thc eeiTun commnv. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over tt muhk.v ariitcv. 30 Years. new vouk cmr. Uig1 WFK&v- - How different tho woman of Samaria. from Kobcknh when KHozer said, Let mo pray then (Gen. nlv, 45, 40). Soo drink, I in II Kings, 17, tho origin of thrso Samaritans. Do good unto nil, especially to tho household of faith, and glvo to him that asketh thco aro good precepts to remember and practice, for not only is it moro blessed to glvo than receive, but not oven a cup of cold water given in tho nanio of a dlsciplo shall loso Its reward (Acts II, 35; Math. 3, 42)'. 10. "Jesus answered and said unto her, If thou k newest tho gift of God and who It is that salth to thco, Giro mo to drink, thou wouldst havo asked of Him, and Ho would havo given thco living water." Tho gift of God is tho Son of God, as wo saw In last lesson If tho woman had over learned what wo call Isa. lv, she might now havo thought of tho words, "Ho, ovcry ono that thlrsteth, come yo to tho waters I" and havo said, Art thou Ho of whom Isaiah wrote? If sho had known Jer. II, 13, sho might ijavo asked, Art thou a fountain of living water? But sho know not theso things, sho was not living unto God, yet her soul was precious in God's sight. 11. "Tho woman salth unto Him, Sir, thou hast nothing to draw with, and tho well is deep. From whence then, hast thou that lUing water?" Whether it bo rich, religious ilc&h, as in Xlcodeinus, or poor, sinful flesh, ns In this woman, it Is In either caso ignorant of spiritual things. Tho well Is too deep, and tho natural man has nothing to drnw with. Tho woman unwittingly described her awn condition In her words to our Lord. Sho thought only of natural water, a ropo and a bucket. Sho did not know tho words of Isa. ill, 3, "With joy shall ye draw water out of tho wells of salvation." Ho testified what no know and had seen. Tlioso who His testimony proclaim Him aa the Truth, but tlioso who rcccivo not His testimony mako Him n liar. Lot us as faithful witnesses proclaim what wo havo heard and seen (I John 1, D). 13, BRUSHED GOKE FOR BB8E BURNERS Why buy U afttt ID FURMGES. 5 5 mt spsai Ai.isx aiw j.j- a. hlmitin j. ft --fl y- High-price- d Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- - M .GENERAL W.R.SMITH, roreltcqUrcf lis fauoo COMMERCIAL COLLEGE As'yoWraiasnto.-"JtM 'nni nn ARD CRUSHED COKE Si j for a much less price? One ton ol the Crushed Coke will do the same work as LEXINCTOH, &ctt resrenctUa Ci: KY. UNIVERSITY KY., AnarOrU 31r0.i nt YtVir'iTa exposition. . in lbniiari' of s '...iist.s In ralllw. innf Full toil lLjca. limine- "o,ir. Inclo'llos Tl. - one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. lion an.l In family, aliosjt I Topic Topic ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MDNEY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. I fi Jv. uilTI K e iinrsr CmtMf- Miim, on.!r rot, HMrJcieT-iiiinit Iteiai-ylsmlnx, IfiWrrt. Lntersi v UraduMiocciH)'. Notnrntlnn.M Vvtr t 0titr lo tu, tddrtM flf rwrnak LetiDcusn.Cy. , 3.1ES.U. wjlsub s. Eerra, I . f.vn.oun, a rr v oj'J aeurfy lSJU w(i.u in uijM4 lH sear ur (Jolor'ed iiiens. Karlitutou. Kr. Dixon Newj. week. Powell Parker, wbo has been at St. Louis for some time is home on a visit. W. T Drury and Mrs. Parker returned home Sunday from Princeton, lad., where tbey went to attend the funeral of Miss for the A student's prayer. P. xlx, 1(A meeting tor tho day of prayer for college.) All communication mi muter of now (.ir Wvek Ilrirlnnliiir Jan. tilnlns to this column shoald be adJtesstd to hy Jlev.'N. II. Doyle. Gto. ALFJAKDsa, t. a. uentler. visiting friends and ur. FOR SALE. is Four good mules. Hopkinsville, relatives here of tils Barnett& Arnold. mm CS5.V AJ mmzp WSkXW 1 MEDICINE for the l- A Popular Proprietarr Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. - MILLION., & & rhcmUtf.tbe HI pan I Chemical Company, plw "pontile marked about lite mcua medicinal tablet or "tabula" competed orwmproHHIpimUereU preparation ii medicinal druga which Lad len ascertain. to be of mora general imamui,. lnlieal men than anjr other, rur the cure oral lbtlatlounf auch Ills common to numb ha their origin In an Impaired dlgettlon or veak-"capailtr forajilmllattnjfjot .absorbliig nourUhment and IJiiiiHHUiip wane. TbviaUitfueitf 111 Included unuir ttili bead la aald to Include jjratjr nearly everr "jir which the phyilclan U railed upua to prencrlbe. In preparing their atandard the American the company laid down the principle reined for tbe acceptance of tho packet Into should do of the blithest grade, and ao prepared that everj tiling rind prutecttHl as to retain lta qualitlea lniact and unimpaired through any extended lapse of time In any climate. Onl tlio choicest drugs should be used, their preparation should belit accordance with the latest perfected methods of modern science, tlietabules Acked in elan, protected by absorbent u tton, and recurely corked. rven the corks used have been oca grade aohljb In Its i eqitlrements that no manufacturer of these every day stoppers could supply more tbn i n small from 1 Is nutnut that would meet the exacting specincatloni. Trie i lass vials were In turn packed In boxes of aqa-iMtjnot surpasiedin"beautr and peifcc lonof workmanship by those used liy tbe tnwt fastidious dealers In Jewels and ornaments of rold. HaTlnirirtihflrlilirhitsnHirii. anduererconwntlngto Tary from It, the irvprlctors retorted to the accepted modern metbodiofrntklng their commodity Lnuwn.nnd peven hundred thousand dollsrs In vesiuu wimm in newspaper aoTeriuing nss inrormea every American cltlzeu concerning tho interior and surpi Jnir ausllties of Itlnnna Tsbiilos. tiding I'loucmiui anu alnstaklng otWrvers of the changed conditions that iween OTartheiommepclal world, and careful to note every circumstance ravin a oeannif upon the sucoesifut proecntlon of tbelr trade, the managers of the company ave noted h rv niM that in -- re is a t) re sent imUtent demand for n. lower nrlfA for reacnes or approacnes an universal use, and that the pcvple. alt bourn requiring the beat of everthing, resent being called upon 1o pay heavy percentages for superfluem wrapi.luT and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might re- kuH In scan, but I nellcsln the raw of n )uirhs (nf ndKl to x romumed la wpclc It Imalra breadUroTrrn), and iirovrd ly thi testo. tlme-anactual rxprrleocr. tint IhcMi Tabule do sot hare ths tendency to Ion ot qualities or diminution or from rxpoiors that mlnht at flr.t liaro ben ipectd, Inaamueli a, tinder farorable condition, thmetbat hare lain looae Inadrawciva trarellnie liar or rncxtt rnraereral weeaaor month are found to be practically ae fruti and aa efflcaciout au ever. Acting upon thM rainfutlotu. and notlnR rartlcnlarly the onlmpalred prosperity of srrcat neivapafjrra now aokl for ft cent Instead ot tha old rata ot ne time that amount, and tha central tendency In all direction toward low ratea and Incrrancd tale, the company hara entered upon tho experiment of putting up Itlpana Tabule In pasteboard cartons, which they will offer to ins traaaupon term wnicn will permit ota An a nrlA. nr iing oia py ino arumissfjVEstorexeeper at tabule, Iqwm than nHpWfiM cent CEMS-t- en Mirletarr medlcln au The or dota. for one half a each. oomDanr will not discontinue the manufaotura and tala In tha fnrm with wMtfc nare learned to Know and value the Klpana Tabule. but will offer the cheaper the iieupie benefit of such a mar desire them. It should b Plainly uittvruiNi mil mo nuallty of the medicine I Identloalln both aorta, the only difference lielnff til the form ani comparative cot of packlnit or puttlnr up. The (Ire-cepack. njtei are rot yet to be had of all dealer, although It la probable that almost any rlst will obtain afUDnlr whan reanestedbr a, customer fmlfliAt lnit fn mi.,u druprartyin. contatnlne ten tabulea, will be aent, pottatta paid, to any addre. for ne cent. In stnmp, fnrwardeil to the Itlpan Chemical uo., no. 10 spruce St. New YorE. Until the rood Are thoroughly Introduced to tbe trade, agent and peddlers will be supplied at a ut-i Bar niaariciu i ivu, $WJ5& 23 gross ILIOJO cartons) ",,lI " idnn (III cartoni) "for 1133. I. gross tTJU cartons) fortik. i uutvn canons ior sucenia. for tiiu. Cash with the order In every case NVw 1 York company of manufrrturlog " ijran mBm I'JobnB Castlemaa, Arthur G. Lanthaa?, Breckinridge Castleman Royal Insurance Co. Of The Larges Fire Insurance Company In the World. Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky. Does the Largest Bnssness Transacled in the Southern Stales. LPATJL M. MOOBE EARLINQTON, KY Resident Agent (or Earlington and Vicinity. Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS, Southern Department, Home OfficeLouisville, Ky. SUBSCRIBE FOR fe THE BEE ?;OJNE DOLLAR PER YEAR. How important that educated and intelligent Truat and Distrust, mon and womon should think and speak Distrust thyself, but trust Ills graca. only things jiccoptablo to God. Thoir It la enough for thoel In ovcry trial thou shalt trace thoughts and words havo increased IU nil sulllclencj-- . woight becouso of their learning, and Distrust thyself, but trust Ilia strength. for this reason wo should uttorthia petiIn Him thou shalt bs strong. tion of this prayer. His weakest ones may learn at length ST. CHARLES. Di bio Readings. Lov. ir, Num. A dally triumph sons. xv, 30; Deut. vi, Rev. J, T. Martin filled tbe pulpit at tbe xvii, 12; I Sam. Distrust thyself, but trust His love. xr, II Sam. vl, 0, 7; II Kings xx, A. M. E. Zion Church Sunday, Heat in its changeless glow, Ps. 11, 16; xo, 8; Math, vi, Brother George Munn preached at tbe And lifo or death shall only prove Col. lv, Luke xviii, I Tim. il, Baptist Church Sunday night. Its everlasting flow. 's Tbe festival given at Mr. Harry II Pet. 11, 0, 10. Distrust thyself, but trust atone was quite a success, In Him for all, forover, Be Stilt nnd Knoir Tlint I Am Clod. Miss Flora Wimbley is sick. And Joyously thy heart shall own God takes no pleasure in pain or sorThnt Jesus fatleth never! We are sorry to know that Mr. B. L, Frances lilrtlay HawrgsU. row, but Ho will imposo both if thereby Teague cannot walk on account of tbe Ho may bring us to lovo Him or mako rheumatism, A "Worthy Tusk. Miss.Teenio Bone, who has been sick "To mako converts to our faith" is ns moro liko Himsolf. At Buoh a timo it no part of tbo business of a wiso reli- is Eolflsb, unbelieving, to complain and for somo time is improving. Messrs Chester Hurt, Less Killebrew gions tonohcr. To malto onr faith helpful murmur very wiokod to find fault with tomon, womon and children in thoir God. Thoro ore xnodiclnes which, taken and Isaiah Scott say tbat the fire is out I if preparation for lifo and in the boaring with wisdom and in moderation, bafllo with them. were wonder tbey tbe eirls told could boss. others diseaso and restore health ; but abused, tbem there of burdens is n task worthy tho ambithey weaken and dostroy. So with sickTbe storm party given for Ren Andertion ot tho noblest nion and women. ness and sorrow, ns wo pleaso to uso son last Monday night was quite a success. Christian Ttnulstor. them. To some thoy aro what God Aunt Lucy Brasher is sick at tbis writmeans them for all, n savor of lifo unto ing. Mr, Pete Montgomery (s In our little lifo; toothers, a savor of death unto bunts tllntHt AIL I Deat Cough Bjrup. Tories Cluod, death. At such a timo it is only wiso fo town this week. r dniffslKta. umo. bo vory considerate, very humble, very Miss Emma Patton, of Tennessee, will IfllbftgJIiVjBaafoTiVyHETi make Ibis her future borne. submissive. Luthorau Observer. 0-0; 5; 4; 2-4; Laf-foonI blessing of tho Lord (Dout. S3), bo occupied with God that tho pleasures ot world havo no powor over us. In this chapter 1 wo havo water in connection with tha forgiveness ot sins, in chapter S water in connection with tho wlno ot tho kingdom at tho marriago of tho Lamb, in chapter 3 water in connection with tho first stop townrd tho kingdom. Hero wo havo an advance, for every believer may bo a well of water if only willing. IB. "Tho woman balth unto Him, Sir, glvo mo this water, that I thirst not, either coma hither to draw." Sho still thought only of natural water, but soon, as His lovo and wisdom oontlnuod to deal with her, sho began to sco herself a sinner. Then sho saw Him as tho Messiah and her Saviour, sho received Him asauoh, und joy so filled her that sho forgot all elso but Him nnd ran to boar tho glad tidings to others. ask Him, "Art thou greater than our father Abraham? Greater than Solomon or Jonah (Math, ill, 41, 43), greater than prophots or patriarchs, greater than nngols or archangel, ono with God tho Father, God manifest in tho flesh, how meekly Ho boro it all, to bo so unknown, so misunderstood I Aro you, for His sake, willing to havo somo ono far beneath you socially or Intellectually spoken of as better than you, and can you keep still? Cnn you bear to hoar somo other land or city honored nbovo yours and bo meekly qulot your city is Now Jerusalem? 13. "Jesus answered anil said unto her. Whosoever drinkcth of this water Bhall thirst again." Both literally and figuratively truo. Tho first tho woman could grasp, for sho caiuo often to druw water, but tho second sho understood not. But few havo yet learned that the waters of this world cannot satisfy, and tho multitudes seek tho pleasures nf sin, which satisfy but for n season. They how themselves out cisterns that can hold no water (Heb. il, 25; Jcr. 11, 18). 14. "But whosoever drinkcth ot the wator that I shall glvo him shall never thirst, but tho water that I shall glvo him shall bo in him u well of water, springing up Into everlasting Ufa" Christ in us, tho hopo of glory is a well that not only abundantly satisfies, but is over springing up to rcfrcsli others. It is posslblo to bo satisfied with favor and full with tho Jacob, who gnvo us tho well and drank thereof himself and his children nnd his cattle?" In chapter vlii, 63, tho rulers "Art thou greater than our father in, Tho day of prayer for colleges niay well bo cbscrvod by tho ChristlanEn-deavo- r organization. Many Eurtenvorcrs aro in collcgo subject to the peculiar temptations of col I ego lifo. Thoy need and want onr special prayers. Tho present is particularly opportune for this observance, becanso recently n great movement has been begun in our colleges nnd universities. Tbe trend of collego thought and life today ns nover before is toward religion, and the Christian religion. It is ono of tho most hopeful dgns of tho times that tho educated young men of our country aro turning moro and moro toward religion. Tho proofs ot it aro flourishing collego Young Men's Christian associations, tbo wonderful students voluntcor movement and great interest on tbo part of thousands of students in general services and work. These facts aro matters of groat rojoicing nnd thanksgiving nnd invito our earnest, united prayers for their continuance, under tbe richest blessing of God. Tho prayer of tho Nineteenth Psalm may well bo called n student's prayer. It is tho prayer of ono who was himsolf a student, and tho petitions contained in it aro particularly applicable to stu dents. Tho writer is n student both of natnro and of tho rovealcd word of God. He sees tho glory of God revealed in tho heavens, tbo firmament, day and night and in tho sun. Thh knowledge has come from study. Ho has also studied tho rovealed law of God, and has seen its beauty and its utility. The petitions of this psalm are also peculiarly adaptable to students in our colleges and universities, away from homo surroundings and influences nnd cultivating tho intellectual eidocf man. For theso things wo may well pray for all students. 1. Tho first petition is for cleansing from secret faults. "Cleanse Thou mo from secret faults" (verse 12). College lifo nbouuds in temptation to "secret faults." TBo boy who at homo has kept nothing from paronts linds it so easy to do many things which ho would not havo tboin know. Thero is n temptation to decoivo professors in recitations and in examinations. Let us pray earnestly that our young men nt collego may bo delivored from "secret fanltH." 2. The second petition is for deliver-anc- o from prosumptuous sins. "Keep back Thy servant also from presumptuous sins. Let them not havo dominion over mo." College lifo breeds presoinp-tnoasuos- s. What tho undergraduate docs not know, in his own opinion, is not worth knowing. It is a scholastic pre sumptuousness that leads to skoptloism and even to atheism. Fray that our students bo delivered from Bins of roll-gio- Had it occurred lo you: That there is a dtffjreac bitwd-i- a tha "ater of.lifa" and the brandy of excitement? That a s;ri;it many people have mistaken the brandy of excitement for tbe "water ot life?" That there are many good beginnings? That the Reading Room is woefully neglected? That Christian influence id Birlingtoa is luke warm' If the ministers would attend the Read-in- n Room others would? If mothers would visit tbe schools they would encourage their children? Tbat interested mothers visit tbe school? That tbe pool in Earlington can be seen plainly, but where is the angel? That Harlington public school's average attendance during the inclement weather was forty-siper cent ol tbe census? Tbat tbe deportment of tho public school children for January was eighty-fiv- e per cent. That tbe people arc making tbe public school a success? That a W. C. T. U. and a Y. M, C. A. are much needed bere? Mr Win, Gibson is on tbe sick list. Mr John Ross, ot Madisonville, was in the city Sunday. Miss Nora Cooller is up again. Little Atkinson Ilobart Sbelton, who has been sick for five months is better Mrs. Vtnie Reams, who has been with Dr. Jackson at Boston, returned home Sunday night. Mr. Billie Dicher died Sunday. Tbe Reading Room will be open tonight, and the subject for debate is, "What right has one man lo say that be is better than an otber? There will be music at tbe club tonight. Miss Paralee Hay and Mr. Will Prentice will be married next Wednesday night. Wesley Langford is on the sick list. x ST. JHHIBS HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EURGPBKN PLRN. Several of our people attended the funRates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. eral of Doc Baker at Llsman, Sunday. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. Rev. Price filled nis regular appointment here Sunday. DINNER. SPECIAL Prof. Williams, President of Sturgis College, gave a temperance lecture bere last SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. Wednesday evening. 1 ll Chops, Potatoes, Sink, or Misses Osborn and Hankins, of near Ho. Cake orWaHrs.Mutton of Tea an J ItuU. Co9r Sebree, entered school here Monday. No. 7 Ham, Two Potato, Cakes or Waffle anJ Cofft or Tta . X Mr. Douglas Able and wife, of Morgan-fielI .'a 3 Pork Ctop with Potatoes anJ Cake or are visiting C. C. Hardwlck. Waffles anJ Collet or Tea . 20 Tbe child of Mrs. Ellen Langston, of tfo. Uke Trout, Uutter Sauce. Cakes or Waffle 20 anJ Code or Tea Henderson, was burned to death Monday, ?;. C Oi: Mejl tnJ Cream, or Uoultlon, Hot Roll. 19 Ildtter ani Coffee or Tea and was Interred in tbo cemetery at this No. 6 Two res- - Butter. Toast anJ CoSet or Tea place, Tuesday. Chat. 'Juke Market ft. Cars direct to Hotel. Try Uurvr-caHan. Cheapest and best, oalj Mortons Gap News. 74J for what you jvt. Mr. James Furgerson bad tbe mis!or-tun- e THOn. P. MILLIR, rnillOCNT to lose his bouse and contents Friday night by fire. It was a heavy loss, Just W. A. NISDB'l, Frsildeot built and painting not finished. O. W. WADOILL, Cashl.r Mr. James Clinton, of Nebo vicinity, was the guest of Charley Morton Wednesday night. Waller Davis was iu Madisonville Sat-urday on business. Curt Howefield, of Dover, Tenn., spent several days at home last week. He is interested in saw milling. Ky. Mr. Roy Davis, of tbe country, visited bl,edaugb,er Mrs. Geo. M. Da'yis last StOCk, " " " $50,000, Ruth Parker. 2 . s? fc lLWWWm .W .. '44 25o. il let. d, 1 0. J, Farnswortli, Agent, Eariincton, Kv. 3opkins (oiinln BANK Illinois Central TOURIST R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS Madisonville, on alo, and will coo uuo tha same until Sep lembcc jo, 1899, round trip summer tourist tickets froaa W. H. Downey spent Friday in Earling- I Transacts a ceneral bankinc business points on Its lines In tbe South ton tbe guest of his sister Mrs. Wm. V and invites the accounts ot the citizens of to a larite list ol summer retorts Herndon, in tba N'orth lit fait Ha.Ma FIopMne and adjoining counties. dally service to hi. Louis, Cblraeo, Cincinnstl Several ot our boys took in tbe country Has tbe finest and most secure vault in and Louisville enable one to reach quickly and bop Friday night. comfortably the mountain resorts of Viritini, the xhat section nf Kentucky While Mountain and Seaside ot New Uncland, Mrs. Ferroll and daughter, of Hendertlie Thousand Islands, tbo lake and forest resorts son county, were guests of Mrs. Coyle Capital of MIcbisn, Wisconsin and Minnesota, tbe, lltt Stock Paid' In, Surplus Fun Sprint of Arkama, the Ycllosvstooe I'aik or lb Saturday and Sunday. resorts of Colorsdo. ISO.0OO. 120,000, Lawyer Johnson and John Gougb, ol harliogton, were in Morton Gap SaturCOMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1257. A new edition, entirely day. 1101 II rewritten,i9 and tl'lne fscts 11 and conditions, bronibtdewn Prof. Boyd Gatlio, of Madisonville, visv-ite- d lo dale, ot tha Central's friends and relatives in Mortons Wed- 0 i Tha Illinois Central nose tJUUlllvl 1 1 Pw.tUnt.n Sfilll 3. Tho third potitiou asks for accepta-blcnes- s of words and thoughts. preached at tbe Baptist church, Sunday, Mrs. II. Porter and daughter are visiting friends and relatives in tbe city. E. Morris, E. Rascoe and William Hamilton are on tbe sick list. Mrs. Racbel Nance, of Madisonville, who has been visiting relatives here for the past two weeks, is sick. A program will bo rendered by tbe school children at tbe entertainment to be gtyen by the trustees February 4th, which we bope to make as interesting as possible. Uncle l'rank Graddiewbo has been quite sick is improving, James Rufiins, Jake Bogus and A Watson were in Madisonville Sunday, Willis Nance and J. C. Ress were here Sunday. Roy Sbarber, who has been working at Empire, has come borne to stay, Tbe Y. M. R. W. Is preparing to give an entertainment in tbe near future. MORTONS GAP. Mrs. Dick Croft and sou went to MadiEdward Lacy and Arthur demons were sonville Saturday to listen to Rev. Sarro bere Monday. P. Jones' lecture on "Sawclety". Miss Florence Waters, of Hecta, visited Miss Longstau, of "arlington, after sevMesdames demons and Hopson Saturday eral days visit with her sister Mrs. A. D. and Sunday. Long in M6rtoos returned home Saturday. Rev. Rumsey Earle, of St. Charles, Mr. obn Weldon went to Henderson Saturday. nesday. JNO. G. MORTON, fc3A.jSTK3SB:. Tbe advantages ot a bank account are numerous. It is not to bust- ness men we are talking tbey know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safety If the bank is a 'good one. There's convenience-th- e Homescekcrs' I 1 1 J. w. Lovan visited in Madisonville last week. money always ready and mil of reach ot your own petty wjuan- Mr. Tom Stewart and family visiled in tiering, too It Is easy in spend Madisonville Saturday. small sums when jou bavn a large Mrs. I. E. Williams. Mrs. T. I. Steele. .turn in your pocket Mrs. Henry Dayis and Miss Virdte Graddy were in aiaaisonviue Saturday. JAIALHSONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Miss Minnie Downey and Amanda Franklin visited at Darnsley last week. Geo, Belle returned from Hopk insville Saturday much improved in health. -- cd pamphlet, cooulns a lario number of letters fiom Northern farmer VJUIUU ow prosperouily located on the lint of Ibo Illinois Central Railroad 1st tha Slates of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mlislsifspi and Loultana and also a detailed write-uof u elite, town and country on and adjacont to that line. To bomeieekera.or lhoe In leareh f a farm, tbl pamphlet will turnisb reliable Informs lion concernint; tha most accessible and prosntr on portion of tba South, l'ree copies can b bad by appljlng to tho nearest of the undersigned, 1 J 1J ai lllustrst-p I Tickets and full Information a to rate in Connection with the abora can ba had of agents ol tba "Central" and connection lines. S. a Hatch, 01. Pais. Aotnt, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, Dl. Pais. Agent, Memphis. Wm. Murrar, DIjl, Pan. Aotnt, New Oiltini. NASHVILLE, 'AND A. H. Ilasson, 0, P. Chicago, A. W, A. Killond, A. C. P. A. CHATTANOOGA PULLMAN PALACE Loulirllli. visiting Mrs. Wendel, was a guest of the Club and added much to the enjoyment 0 the meeting by sing- Palace J lay Coaciics on all Trains ing delightfully for the Club's enIn .formation pertaining to tertainment. The next meeting TIOKET8. HOUTES, RATES, ET8 will be hqltJ at Mrs. Ford's. Misses Will be cueerfullr furnished upon Agnes Burr and Celeste Moore are application to Ticket Agents, or to to lead, and Mrs. Geo. C. Atkinson A. J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, will give a select reading. Memphis, Tena. flagazlne Club. The Ladies' Magazine Club met with Mrs. Paul M. Moore Hast Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Rash reviewed "The Jews in Jerusalem," Cosmopolitan; and Miss Lucy Crenshaw, the "Simon Lake Submarine Boat," MeCluris. Miss Burrus, of Murfreesboro, Tenn., ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. SLEEPING CARS UetwecnN.Mhville and Chattanooga, Alabama, A.ugut la, Macon, Jacksonville, Knox. ville, Aobev.ille, Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk. Jacks ion, Memphis, Little Rock TesrrKa.n.1, Sherman. Waco, DaMas rctid Fort Worth. : : : you Are Going North, If You Are Going South, If You Are Going East, Are Going West; tic it era via If You PuncHAtr: thi 4 LOUIBVILIE m riASHVILlC ft. ft. and so sccuna MULES FOR good ones. Barnett & Arnold. SALEFotir n.... J. H, LATI MER, Southeastern Passenger Agent. Tr Atlanta, Gn JCTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY- 41WAERE tor "Tho Story ot tha Phllllnin,.. "i, Mural Halstead, commissioned by the Coram- men! a Official lllnorlan m ih w.n ment. Tho book waa written In armv fan.. a. (i.. San Francisco, on tha I'.rlfi.- - wiih ri jltt. in tbs hospital at Honolulu, in Hon Kodi. in ths American Irencbes at Manila, In tba insnr- jraiwiuf. nun nsjuinaiao, on tno deck or tbo qiyrapla with Dwy, and in the roar o( battle at the fall of Manila, lloninia for agents, llilroful ot oriflnal pictures taken by (orernmeQl pho- neri on ma spot. Largo book. Low prices. routs. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop by. unofficial war book, nmhtfr.. F. T. Barber, Stc'y., Star Insurance Bide.. Chicago. MM .LANKY. Northeastern Pass. Ant. so W Fourth St Cincinnati. O. R, C. COVi.RDIN, Western Pass. Agent, Room a os, Ry. Exchange Building, St. Lou Its. Mo. BRIARD "P. HILL, Northern Pass. Ant. Room 3z8 Marnuett Bid. Chicaco. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agl, Cbattancoga, Tenn. D. The Maximum of Safety, Tho Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. Rales, Time and nil other Information be cheerfully furnished by C, P. ATUORC, o. s., a., -- W. L. DANLEY, Gen'i Pass, and Ticket Agt. rUl dri, .J Nashvillb, Tenn Stibscribo for The Bce, X.0UHVH.IE, It 2fJ2 f W. W. ETHRIDGE, Aoent." j ) i iTJf ,r . r. ,J . mLM.r 1SA34WJ ' "i ..i. i s!i .Vj& jf. l t, . c.JL.iJ eV.vt'.. - I i.i fi iiAMi(. f rtaesRnzs KatWxZX .rr ii Im , 'Jim

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