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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v- c 1 I r 4 Ij 4 t c l t I t p L j4 pal j1kY4 p I tI rq TENTH YEAR EAR INGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2 1899 NO 8 qMLLjs1 W of Another 8 j 11 Years Business I I g I 1 t 11 g Siothism from the several departments as has 1 ta failed to move r M and the tt PI1 them that will force them out of the II wayofJNEW SPRING BDDDS H c4SOON TO BE OPENEDIJ 11You know the meaning of force atgfj them out of the is all the life gjfIriplums come and get them We A Ltenumerate a few items to give you Hfi j i some idea ofwhat Wt are doing I iI CLOTHING ffi cjlj 4 J 0tJ 75 CentSiwiage 5 to 15 years marked down 25 to 33 S per 101- jWcloseNinety four pairs Mens Odd Pants damagedU marked down to onehalf price and less 1Sixhundred and five pairs Mens CleanJPants 20 per cent discount 1 duce stock This lot contains our very choicest 11 I pants DPS Goods Notions RtoII 9 t l Some great values in remnants of WoolenI J I Dress Goods 0 I l Some IOC Flanneletts reduced to 74C Some 74c Flanneletts reduced to scq All loc Fancy Duck Suitings reduced to J 74 cents 11 All ice Rustle Lining reduced to sc t tIrOne lot Mens Arrow Brand Collars a little L offstyle per dozen 250 U L One lot Ladies Wool Vests reduced from i1ul75C to 25CjOne lot Oxblood and Bright Red Hose ref 1 duced from 50 and 250 to ice Andeverything ele under this head that IqJ needs at that will FORCE I T jFIOEI- 1 1j1cd I Forty pairs Mens old stock some how li1 ever good except style a little off Lace Con ReguI J l ISocon the dollar P p ofSixty pairs Ladies Kangaroo Calf Lace tr and Button Heel and Springheel good as new except toe a little off Regular price s5o cut price 5One lot Ladies Shoes old stock gen ft M eral mixture ofnearly all kinds Regular price from sio to 300 cut to 40c or Soc on theiiidollar and other lots we will not now t dc 011 j J fjf Twenty per cent discqunt entire remnant of our 1898 purchase Ladies and Misses Jackets and c f1 1 e CapesI 4f This gives a faint idea of what we mean by our Janulary and February Clearance Sale Come IncJS and reap the benefit wont you J- Si j c BISHOP CO JMADISONVILLEKY m i rjYOUR MONEY SACK IF YOU WANT IT a ft m J n i c AFFAIRS INPORTO RICOI The Natives Take No Pains to Conceal Their Dislike for Military Rule YET MAKE NO SHOW OF RESISTANCE i CODmby Den Fred GrantGen Henry Sue geitloa Readily Iteiponded to aDd CUaogef for the netter Apparent San Than dc Porto RIco Jan 27 Although th6 Porto Iticitni do not ol rj1Cer the leant resistance to the military tlon they malcc no secret of the fact that do not desire its objectmbut they earnestly wish for cltll gov ernment In some reasonable nnd ptllc tlcablc form Under the old Spanish regime they will tell you they en joyed a higher degree of freedom tha they do now although they seize wit ImtIU stitutions and demands of the new government they feel n pride in work- Ing out their political salvation as a free people and not as a qubjugated one They love liberty and the Ini telligent element is convinced that un tier a civil administration the country will swiftly itself to the better conditions offered by the United States The Military Government Tile military government is thorough and active The whole island Is effectively patrolled and quiet and order prevails in every quarter But the Porto RIcans sometimes complain that the military authorities interfere with the civil authorities without ade quate reason Quito frequently o late protests have been lodged a hendquartersagnlnst what the Iort RIcans have described as intrusions by United States officers in municipal affairs not falling within the scope of their duties Unwarranted Military Dictation A already briefly cabled the mayor and city council of San Jaun remon strated last weekIn fact almost re belled at what they considered flud caled an unwarranted military dIc- tation An enterprising Porto Rican I returned from the United States obtained permission from the counI ell to place limon business signs ot lamp posts around the plaza Th signs were neat enough but they of fended the sight of many of tho Amer ibnno who complained to Gen FredI Grant military commander otthe trlctof lnJuaJ1GenGraqtsent a peremptory summons to the council to cancel the contract and to removeI the signs lorto rIcnn pride could not endure this The councillors regarded the orjtier as a last straw and tendered resignations to Gov Henry the govI ernor of Porto Rico There was no bad feelings The councillors said that ed so littleI srealup their positionsIIGen Henry Took Their View MatterjGen Henry however took view of the matter and assured tItemI that there would be no further cnuseI for complaint on the score of coercion and ho promptly issued an orler dlrcting tile secretary of sbteIto inform the alcades of towns tiere is no authority for any officer or soldier to enter council meetingsu or to interfere with or proceelllngsIPatience aud Good Nature Every suggestion of Gen Henry has been responded to with alacrity and as a result there is marvelous change in tho order of things Economics have been effected in the various de partments at tho expense of the army of satellites and tho formality dear to the subjects of the kings Tho people have accepted with good nature the althougbm phadand as a crowning test of popular patience they put up with the service which is inexpressibly worse thin anything they were ever subject to before by the Spaniardst NOT A SOUL SURVIVED JroortD Miner Killed bj an ExploSion o Ga In Spanish Mine Near Maiarron Murcia Spain Jan 30 Fourteen t persons were killed yesterday by an explosion of gas In the Palia mine near Mazarron 20 miles west of Car tagena Nona of the miners succeed 1 ed in making their escape t raOnl7rlala Menace do Cammerm I We have been advised by the American authorities at Manila thntI private telegrams In secret languages cnm not be accepted from and to the Philippine islands I Editor K B Oarleton Dead San Francisco Jan 2LE B Carle ton editor and proprietor of Town Talk of this city antledltor nnd man Iarerof the official organ of tho Knights and Ladles of Honor the Chronicle Indianapolis is dead Verdict of Murder In the Second Decree la otbeKreb Case Has Jan 28ThoIJury in the Krebs murder case nfterJ being ont 12 hours brought in a varpdiet at 4 a m of murder in the degree Dangers of the Grip The greatest danger from La Grippes of its resulting in pneumonia If reasonable dIavoided Among the tens of thousands we grippehaveyetresulted pneumonia which shows con preicure la grippe in less time than any other 1ForInglon Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Cbntie FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Second Beitloo MallorydemresolutionLater Mrflutlertortheaccompanied by a speech In which he de historywouldwas devoted to tho further consideration of the bill for the reorganization and In panedwithoutIn the senate on tho 27th Mr T C Platt N Y made a brief but notable peech in favor of the ratification of the billbeing ation measures was passed A prolonged adJournmentthe late Representative Cook of Illinois CutlomIn the house the bill to reorganize the sesllolltas formulated that Chairman Hull an nounced on the floor that the committee would offer amendments looking to a re duction of the proposed number of enlisted mon to 60000 with discretion In thepresident to Increase It to 100000 In the senate on tho 2Sth several bills of minor Importance ThewerePasseddiplomatic and called up but before Its reading the senate took II recesx to enable senators to attend the assembling the consular and diplomat diplomaticbill passeiJIimeasure was a bill au thorlzln the construction of a bridge across the Missouri river at Lexington Mo Eulogies of the late Representative Blmpklns of Massachusetts were dellv ered after two oclock onthefttlon of the Indian appropriation bill pro occupiedtheate went Into executive session on thepeace treatyIn the house the day was devoted assiduously to worm on the army being cupied with short speeches on the general proposition to increase the army and an livelyersoflnl ortheentireVestresolutionthe house the bill to reorganize and In IOOObutduce the size ot Inr4ntry companIes and fixingtwas passed by a vote Ot IfS to 125 after forIBROKE ALL RECORDS Koplit Trip of the Steamer City of Seattle to and from Lynn Canal Alaska lSeattle Wash Jan 31TIle steam Seattle Capt Hunter has returned from Lynn canal having broken all records It made the trip 17Jwagered 1000 with RIchard Butler a theISkaguny in four days The vessel made the trip in 75 hours and 25 min utes An Objectionable Order BeTokod Washington Jqn 28Tilq war de partments order of the 7th Inst pro viding that the Spanish bank of Ha rana should collect the taxes in Cuba tho fiscal year ending Juno 30 was yesterday revoked by the secretary of war and the bond re turned to Dr Jover Antonio and by accepted Gen Brooke at the time was cabled to establish a- ystem for tile collection of the taxes introducing such machinery as In his judgment may be necessary for the purpose Death of an Old Underground Itallroail Conductor Warren 0 Jan 28 Thomas Doug as for years one of the most prominent citizens of northern Ohio died yestcrdayngedSO He fought fouryears viththe Fourteenth Ohio battery and among the first of the many abe litionists in this section having had a hand In the famous underground railway system Ianed Away Together Galesburg Ill Jon 2Sfr and Mrs Daniel Robertson two of the pioneer settlers of Knox county have died within three days and both will bn buried Saturday in one grave Mr Robertson was a prominent citizen serving for a number of years on the board of supervisors anti in other ca pacities Charged with Forgery and Kobbtrr New York Jan 51Tile World says Richard P Canning 38 years old formerly connected with the diem campaign committee and said o be a protege of Mm Ballington Booth yes locked up in police head quarters Sunday night on a charge of forgery and robery Want the Treaty Itatlfled Harrisburg Pa Jan 29A resolu ion was reported rrom tile federal relations committee and adopted re questing the Pennsylvania senators and congressmen to use all honorable means to secure the speedy ratifica ion of the peace treaty with Spain Tb rhiladelpulaf Trip U Uncertain San Diego Cal Jan 31 Admiral autz stated that unless orders came changing present plans tim Philadel lbia would not sail for Samoa before rlday or Saturday and there is still uncertainty as to whether the flrgshlp will go there at all In Favor of Free Schools Wichita Kas Jan 29rhe school election at Ardmore I T resulted in favor of free schools by a majority of 35 in a total vote of 640 L D CorterI notional secretary of the Chlckasaw notion was elected chairman of the oardIJapanese Steamer on Fire Yokohama Jan 31The Japanese Yamaguchi Maru Capt AlI en of Seattle January 11 for this ort is on fire at Oginohama Every means available is being taken to extinguish the fire Died Geo Ashby a prominent farmer residing north of Madisonville ied Tuesday night after an illness f only a few days with fever He was a brother to Mrs Fannie Christian of this place Lieut Col Henry Lieut Col Henry of the Third Kentucky Volunteershas been putI n charge of Colon a city of 5000 inhabitants by Maj Gen WilspnV S a GEN COMEZHAS WHEELS- the e Cuban General Demands Nearly Sixty Millions of Dollars From the United States HE WONT DISBAND UNTIL HE GETS IT lull lar for Illmtelf Ul LleateuantOen eral Twenty MajorGener ind About Two Hundred Urlgadten aud AU the Itnt of HU Offlcert and Army Sine the Iniarrectlon Iletan- Kew York Feb 1A special to the Tribune from Washington says faxlmo lomez the Cuban com manacling general line demanded near ly 60000000 from the United States anti refuses to disband his army un tit the money is paid He has re p dlated the arrangement made by Callxto Garcia who came to Washing ton with authority from Gomez to pro vIde for the return of the Cubans to their peaceful pursuits and whose york was barely accomplished before his1 sudden death on December 11 AOHKEMKNT WITH GARCIA It was then agreed that the United States in order to secure the prompt resumption of labor on the plantations of the island with a view of promoting the speedy revival of prosperity and settled conditions should trlbute about 3000000 among the 30000 said to be still under arms in the ratio of l6o n man the officers in proportion to their rank td receive a greater amount the ordinary enlisted men to bp discharged with sums less than 100 depending on the length of serv ice and other considerations For over n nionth the pay corps of the army has been making ready to cary out this arrangement the national defense fund being available for the purpose LISTS WERE PREPARED Accurate list of the soldiers entitled to compensation had to be prepared anti other formalities gone through It was intended that the Cubans at the proper time should apply at established American garrisons in the va rious provinces where on laying down their arms and presenting the proper credentials they were to receive their quota of the allotment from the pay officers at the stations In the mean time Gen Brooke and his chief subor dinates have been endeavoring to give employment mostly of a permanent character to large numbers of Cu bans in order to reduce the number requiring a bounty and at the same time to give the Inhabitants opportunity to begin governing themselves GOMEZ BLOCKS THE SCHEME Gomez has come out against this Scheme which was operating antis factorily to most Cubans and has struck for greater stakes It is of finally known hero that he is endeav ceplIngpation and is urging all the natives of every grade to stay with him in the field until the United States is como pelled to accede to his terms of die bnndment Gomez alleges that his army consists of 40000 men and he insists that most of them shall be paid for three years service at the rates OtmyHetion of independence February 24 1895 as the beginning of the period for which himself and his forces are to be remunerated and for himself with the rank of lieutenantgeneral ho will be satisfied with 11000 annually the American rate for that gradeAN ARMY OF GENERALS Gomez also has about 20 major gen erolsfor each of whom he wants 7 500 annually and his army is equipped with nearly 200 brigadier generals each rated according to the United States army pay table at 5500 annually This aggregates the nice little sum of 3783000 for generals alone then there are colonels lieu tenantcolonels ana majors whose numbers run into the thousand The privates do not amount to much for they are comparatively few but each of them will require 648 and tho army paymasters who figured out the total have reported that over 57000 000 will be required to gratify all the P Porter went with Mr Quesada ea an average of 1425 a man It is to meet these demands and show Gomez their absurdity that Gon zalo Queseda who for the last three years has been the representative of the Cubans in Washington started for Cuba last week after reaching a thorough understanding with the war department authorities Robert PP orter went with Mr Quesada as the official representative of the United States in the matter Santiago Custom Allowance Havana Feb lGov Gen Drooke line cabled the customs authorities at Santiago to pay over 600000 for the city of Santiago and for each of the other principal ports of entry in San tiago province 20000 This will leate for the general government about 20 000I1n arrangement which the offi dais at Santiago consider not unfair Discovered a Bburtace Albany N Y Feb 1Qov Roosevelt has discovered deficiencies In the state buildings and public works de partments amounting to nearly 800 000 An expert accountant Is at work on the books and in n few days the governor will send a special message to the legislature on the subject IJreWery Property Uurntd Cincinnati Jan 29n Anderson Ind special to the TimesStar says Tile frame portion of the Norton Brcwiig Cos establishment was totally destroyed by fire causing a lou of 50000 Insurance 30000 Mrs J E Kemp was quite sick Tuesday night with an attack of la grippe but was much better yesterday Dr BullsCur- es a Cough or Cold one day Why cough Inhnit Yrupyou1tPrlce 25 cats Sold lIyaU dmefUd Th oyai is Its Jgltgrade baking powder Isowa Actual tests allow It goes ooe tblrd tinker Ibis osy other Stied IIml b4KINGPOWDER Absolutely Pure MTAL aKIN9 POW U CO htw IO fc THE EAGAN COURTMARTIAL Xlie Case Closed the Vetdlet Made Up ane Plaeed In the Hand of tho Ilevlenlncr Offleer Washington Jan 28The case of CommissaryGeneral Charles P Eagan charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and with con duct tending to the prejudice of good order and military discipline is now In the hands of the receiving author ties Consumed Lees than Klglit Hoar The trial had lasted three days and tonsumed less than eight hours of act ual sitting A session behind closed doors of an Iour or so sufficed for the court to reach a conclusion anti embody it in a report What the verdict was is altogether a officlallyntleRstboard military regulations requiring that Its findings shall go through pre scribed channels and be kept secret promulgntedbyLailio In the Audience The attendance at the courtmartial was much larger than at any other time since tile trial began and among the spectators was a score or more of ladles Several of them were friends of Gen Eagans daughter who was called as a witness while others were attracted by curiosity The testimony at the closing session of the court was directed largely to establish the fact that the general had lost his mental balance as a result of the charges made against him by Gen Miles Changed Condition of the General- S His daughter and her husband told of the generals cbnnged condition greatfearsaccuserMr a lifelong friend stated that at times he believed him net uojly insane The facts in this connection werV brought out strongly by Mr Worthington in his efforts to show that Gen Eagan at times was wholly irre sponsible Crnalfled by OeD Nile A dramatic incident of the trial was the testimony of the generals dough ter in which she described her fatilers appearance on the day ho had first read Gen Miles statement Standing In the door of his house with the newspaper containing the evidence in his hand he had exclaimed wildly 1 have been crucified by Gen Miles Gave No flint of What Paidnc Through Their Mind Throughout the three days of thtf trial the members of the court sat iri their places and attentively listened td every word of the testimony Only on two or three occasions did they ask the witnesses any questions Then the answer of Yes sir or No sir suf ficed Where their sympathies wen or what was passing in their minds was not disclosed by even the slight est change of expression NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATES The honor Men of Each DUUIon of the Graduating Class of the Naval Academy at Annapolis Annapolis Md Jan 29The fol lowing is the standing of the first ten or honor members of each division ol the first class graduated from the naval academy Line Division 1 Herbert O Sparrow Ohio L Allen Duchana Indiana 3 Edward B Fenner New York Michiganf8 Henry M dleason Kansas 7 Ernest K Wclschert Connecticut 8 W C Wood Georgia 9 Victor A Kimberly Massachusetts 10 Paul B Dungan Nebraska Engineer division 1 Ouy A Blssett Kentucky 2 John T Beckner Kentucky 3 Everltt J Sadler Kentucky 4 William 8 Miller Texas 6 Herbert II Evans Mississippi 8 Farmer Morrison Arkansas 7 James R Cooms Illinois 8 Fred J Horne Jr New York 9 Rae W Vincent Pennsylvania 10 Charles D Hatch Jr Illinois 11 Sea Charlah 1IIaudlon Jilinois Sparrow Buchana and Fenner are the star1 men of the line and Blsaett of the engineer division The diplomas were delivered in hid chapel by Admiral Kimberly Orders have been received detach Inj the graduates from the nnval academy and ordering them to sea on various ships f Ircferred Death to Insanity s Jacksonville Fla Feb 1Thedead body of Col Hamilton Jay a well known newspaper man was found in lila room Monday On his washstand was a message in which he said Death Is preferable to insanity and 1 chose it as the lesser of the two evils The Stilled Son of llooiler Millionaire San Francisco Feb IChas Schulte known In San Francisco as a bartender and In Evansville Ind at the exiled son of a millionaire lumber dealer was found dead in a Fifth street lodging house und his body taken to the morgue round Dead In Bed Lexington Mo Feb iEthan Al len aged 64 a veteran newspapei man who hue conducted various pa pars in this state since 1856 was found dead in bed here Mr Allen was born In Keesville N Y Death of a WellKoowa Financier New York Jan 31A cable dispatch from London announces the dcntt there of Robert BJntoul Symon SLR English financier well known in thjs country aged 60 years n 7C ISABELLASAPRODUCERA e the Spots Off Anything Yet Discovered SYLVANITE ORE THREE INCHES THICK It U Nearly Solid GoldSome of U Would nun IInlf a Ullltoa Dollar to the Ton The Body of Or laereaeID Volume at the Miner AdyanceEabulous Riches in Sight Denver Col Jan31A special to the News from Cripple Creek Col says of the recent strike is Isabella groundYour correspondent saw chunks of sylvanite that were three inches thick and solid metal and chunks of the oxidized ore of the same width that he whittled with his pocketknife Xo assays hoe been made on the rock it is not necessary but pieces of the free gold ore If ore it can be called at all run over 500000 per producetl ounces in silver per ton than this Isa bella ore does in gold With every lengthenIng Joining this metallic body there is six feet of quartz that will run from 1000 to 2000 per ton Manager Kilburn said to your cor respondentI like to say anything that will excite tho people any more than they are at present The metallic oro body has doubled in size both ways since yesterday morning Some of the pieces of ore are 80 per cent gold I never saw such mineral and I do not believe that its like was ever mined in this or any other camp in the world We have had no assays taken on the rock But a ton of it could be onywherefromArmed guards are watching the property The strike was made in the feetIabove and also at the fifth At the I latter place an assay was obtained in the breast of the drift Sunday on twO- fcet of ore that went better than A 1 leadItho ninth and seventh levels 5000 000 worth of ore I A SUCCESSFUL GAMBLE Walter Orthweln Closes Up Deal on Change at St Louis Which Netted maIm 807000 St Louis Jan 31 Walter Orthweln 27 years olda son of William D Orth weln the grain txijorter on Satjrday brought tasucaessful close o s of remarkable speculative deals on change which made him a rich man In a little over GO days About ten weeks ago the young speculator began to plunge in stocks The market came his way and the rest was easy During the time he was plunging in the market it is said the young mans transactions involved hundreds of thousands of dollars and every cent he hall to his name was at stake He Was game throughout and on Sat urday he cleaned up all his deals got his money and announced his inten tion to take an extended trip and re main out of tho market until an other favorable opportunity presented for rapid moneymaking The amount of money said to have been turned over to Orthweln on Sat urday as his profits on his deals was 67000 It has been known for several days that he was ahead of the market but not until he told a friend was the extent of his dealings mado known He is also credited with hav ing made 25000 on wheat when rclter went down AN AGED WOMAN MURDERED Mrs Mary Mclntyre ODe of tba Oldest Residents of tans III round Mar dered In Her Rome Pana ill Jan 31PanB is in the throes of excitement over the discover Sunday of the dead body of Mrs Mary McIntyre aged 60 years and one of the oldest residents of Pana She was killed probably between Friday afternoon and Sunday i Indica lions point to n desperate struggle Blood was splattered all over the rooms in her house Her clothing was torn from her There is no clew to the identity of the perpetrator of the crime Low Temperatures St Paul UnnJnn 31 Thirty eight below zero at Battleford and 10 below at Marquette were the days official extremes of temperature in the northwest The local record 20 be low was the coldest in years Un official reports gave temperatures run ning down to 62 below at Rat Portage Death of Charle Lout Deal Hudson N Y Jan 31 Charles Stale died here yesterday 75 years of age Ho was a republican member of tho Thirtysixth congress from New York city was a presidential elector on the Lincoln and Johnson ticket in 1804 and a delegate to the National Union convention in 18CC National Heine for EiSlar St Joseph Mo Jan IThe na tional home for aged and dependent negro exslaves established here five years ago by several prominent nee groes has passed into the hands of Father Oraham of St Patrick Ito man Cnttolfo church He says it will continue to be a nonsectarian Instl Uilcn Chatterboxs letter came in late this week after the forms were full and was unavoidably omitted McGEES + 25C CHILL CURE KNOCKS OUT CHILL AND FEVE- Rllouta1tUAauiat se tm OurtatMf MtMwaMatrtJui iLisa ransoms Sold by George King St Charles Ky I no YOU onsumption notNobodywantslt yearItcomestothosewho coughs and colds until the throat is raw and the lining membranes of the lungs are inflamed Stop your cough I 1removeu C I AqersCherril jeeIOPilI stops coughs of all kinds It does so because it Is a sooth ing and healing remedy of great This makes ittbegreat estpreveniivetoconsumption Put one of I Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plasters over your lungs A wholo Medical Library Free For four cents In stamps postage wo will end rouilxwta iNMkl medlcatI I IWelathe United Sutti Unnmal tunities and long experience emi ntntlr fit tho fIT giving you lutrlee Write Iroeli all pattle Ulan In your c ie You will recelte a prompt ei1 without cost Address UK J C AVER Lowell h- iaSIL CONDENSED TELEGRAMS John 1aunce of Marshall Iii was arrested and confessed burglary Six prisoners in the Fort Smith Ark the and escapedpChief of Police Craig of Pine Bluff Ark saved Mrs Lou LeLaurin from burning to death The director of the International postal bureau M Hoheu is dead at Berne Switzerland Lqiahasthe Major committee r v John Coger ono of Quantrells guer rilla band shot himself at his home near Grain Valley Mo Mrs Accnlth Yaughgor died at the home of her son at Walton Kas aged 105 years and three months State Senator John Boggs of Co lusa county Cal died suddenly In San Francisco of heart disease The government reports show that the crop of cereals raised in the Unit ed States In 1893 breaks all previous records After a conference with Coy Tan ner the Kankakco HI asylum true tees chose Dr T O Crus as superb tendent IThe Ohio flint glass works at Dun kirk Ind were burned Monday Two hundred men were thrown out of em plo lI1ent Hazel Leslie shot and killed herself nt St Louis in the same room whero Bert Evans her lover ended his life a week ago The fire which burned the American Linseed Oil Cos mills at Burlington la enticed a damage of 35000 In surance 28000 The president nominated Col Asa B Carey assistant paymaster general to be paymaster general with rank of brigadier general Two Kentucky farmers fought n duel with Barlow knives One died from ills wounds and the other is in a serious condition A bill will be introduced in the Illl nols legislature providing for the es tablislnnent of industrial schools for the negro youth of the state The French chamber of deputies de cided to support tile government in providing that revision trials be de elded by the united court of cassa tion W F Purtlll editor and proprietor I of the Mattoon Journal and circuit clerk of Coles county died suddenly I nt noon Monday at his home in Charleston 111 Mrs June Foreman a middleaged woman is violently insane at Sedalia Mo caused by a severe attack of 10 1 grippe She will be sent to the asy lum at Nevada The DIngley tariff law became effective I when the president signed the I bill according to tile result of a suit brought by the government against certain importers Two weeks ago Hugh and Will Mc Nolly brothers at Middleborougb I I Ky were run over by a train and killed Monday Will McNallys wifo died from the effects of the shock Jock Hilton alias lull has been arrested nt Boise City Idaho for a post office robbery committed at Lake view Ore December 12 1800 HUtonjJ has admitted his participation in the c crimeBishop Santaiider of Havana has served notice that no Protestant priest can take un active part in the ceremonies over the graves of the Maines dead who are buried in the Cristobal Colon cemetery About a year ago Alexander Bailey a prominent citizen of Crawfordsvllle lad was married toMIsa Jennie Scott The groom was 88 antI the bride was 57 Both were in vigorous health but I Issue from the marriage was scarcely expected Last Friday however twit girls were born to Mrs Bailey About forty convictions haveI been had at the term of Pineville just closed for selling j liquor and nearly all the culprits are now in jailj r w i I I r p J t fr L JLl 4- J i p k I A LH v = I ir s i t i fiQ 3ee PAUL M MOORB Editor sad Manager j SEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporatedb jI Entered the PcttoBct at Btillnfton II SCon- T I Ian matter flS SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1- 1 OncYesritrleilrlntdTtnc ti 00 so t II as tS IrSr ountT Addre II THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2 1899 I 1 A SURIOUS shower does not soal ilt in so well as a steady rain tL if io double column advertisement once t a year is not so good as a half inch p f fiftytwo times a year Newspa perdom 1 J WESTERN Tennessee potato growers received from 230 to j T J 250 A barrel for their first crop and the second crop brings 190 a 7 bushel Rather a good vearfor potatoes TilE best valentine of which the Madisonville people could dream z will be the success of the proposed graded school measure at the election to be held in that town on February 14 IT is claimed that the limestone soil of Kentucky would produce flax successfully and that there is I a margin of from 30 to 40 net per ado of profit in raising flax under favorable circumstances TilE Missourians want the ashes of Daniel Boone and his wife now reposing in the cemetery at Frank- fort We cant spare em Let not any of the glory and chivalry IofKentuckys past leave our bor ders WHEAT reached a price of eighty cents a bushel during the past Week Tobacco has been at a fine figure and is getting better Corn is advancing and cotton is also rising in price Truly we are in i the midst of an era of prosperity and the farmer is getting a share TilE question of pensions in the vt navy for deaths in battle during the late war is simple one easily dis posed of The widow of Chief Yoeman George H Ellis the only man in our navy killed at Santi i t ago in the annihilation of Cerveras Lb fleet has been granted a pension L z MORE than two hundred million It bushels of corn were exported from I the United States during the year I 1898 It is the first time corn has reached the aoomillion line in exports for any year The king of cereals is gaining in foreign favor and the American farmer is at much to the better A PROMINENT Democrat oi Hop kins county who generally can sec from which direction political breezes blow said the other day 4 that Col Morris K Belknap would be the next Republican nominee for Governor of Kentucky and that the race would be between Belknap and Hardin And it seems these i days as if this prominent D is not lonesome in this belief1 THE total value of agricultural exports from the United States for the year 1898 is estimated at 850 000000 exceeding the previous I year by 20000000 This is zenormous but the exports oi wheat 4 corn and other products continue at advanced prices and as an au tthority says of the foreign purchas j rsIIthey continue to buy at rising prices because they have to buy r our products IT begins to look as if Demp seys chances for nomination for the office of Railroad Commis sioner to succeed himself are dead easy At any rate he now has the r lead of his only opponent Col dP Tom Corbitt who wears his long L hair In curls surmounted by a big O Western hat a la Indian Territory y r whence he has recently come from i avery lucrative government posi f tion to which he was appointed by 1 President Cleveland 13 1i 1 ONCE again is the State of Del i aware and the Republican party i that state disgraced by the man I In Addicks who insists on being 15 1 d made United States Senator r Suck brazen cheek as Addicks shows would shame a Kentucky bmulea rich nobody who thinks r to buy himself hopor Any desire fgr purity and decency in politic- svWould lead the real Republicans in f1r the Delaware legislature to join with the Democrats and reelect i r Senator Gray P W S MILLER JR Manager ofhi1- S J friends and probable patrons an nouncing the facts that the hotel has been released fora long term of years and that a large outlay isL being made in repairs and return ishings including a thousand yards 1 r of velvet carpet a number of brass and enameled beds and a new electric engine When this is done the Willard and its manager will become more popular than ever with Kentuckians IT is well to be right before you go ahead hut it does look as if some of our Madisonville friends require a deal of satisfying along the lines of legal technicality in reference to whether or not that town shall have better schools It is now said that if the advocates of better schools win at the Valentine Day election a test case will be taken to the Court of Appeals be fore anything else is done in order to see if everything is legal in con nection with the proceedings The hope of the school advocates is now that no point has been left by their lawyers in which a flaw canr be picked to defeat the a majority of the qualified voters shall poll in favor of the proposed graded school TilE great increase of American exports over imports has become a known faEt everywhere and is commented on daily by the press of this and other lands It is one great expression of American pros perity and one of the proofs that either Republican doctrine and the Republican administration are wise or that Republicans are the luckiest dogs alive It has almost be come an axiom that Republican rule and good times are synoni mous But there are countries with a different story to tell French im ports for 1898 increased 84033 Goo while the exports decreased 90957000 The British Board of Trade report that for the year 1899 the United Kingdom pur chased foreign merchandise of the value of 2353020990 an increase of 97876190 over the to tal imports 0 1897 In 1898 Great Britain sold foreign countries merchandise valued at 1166953 960 which was a decrease of 4 144580 as compared with the preceding year Great Britain is losing under lice trade while the United States gains under wise protection laws The Peace Treaty The delay caused by obstruct ionists in Congress in the ratifica tion of the peace treaty is a disgrace to American citizenship and fully deserves the most severe denunci ations being expressed on all sides by press and people But in these days men are even found who bear the name American yet who give comfort for financial or partisan reasons to the countrys enemies The representative of the unruly Phillipine insurgents who have just now been a source of anxiety to this Government has received comfort and advice from some traitorous person or persons who are permitted to go at large about our National Capitol and feed at the public crib The time is not yet past that we should be Americans The Democratic Stew Editor Enloe doesnt give the Louisville Dispatch much of a joll in his parting salutation In fac he rather tries to black that pa pers eye in his letter of resigna tion But thats the Goebel of i and Enloe and Goebel are hand ii glove Since he could not carr the Dispatch wholly for the ambi tions of Goebel and himself in leaving it he tries to sandbag what little character the paper had Thereare men in this county who take the Dispatch simply from what they consider a sense of duty from their party standpoint and many of these will be found favor ing the candidacy of Gen Hardin These men are trying however bitter the pill may be to some of them to be consistent in what the look upon as party fealty in the continued support of a wrecked and splintered platform and its lost builders And here arises a spec ulation Gen Hardin made a can vass on a platform he could not endorse Gen Hardin the State in the interest oi the es tablishment of the Dispatch Now Editor Enloe announces that that paper is going to destruction He ought to know It has been his influence and management Can it be that Goebel and Enloe are playing for the indirect support of more powerful journals and are dumping the Dispatch upon Gen Hardin and his candidacy As rats leave a decaying ship Some philosophers advise the man who would be successful to keep the company of men and enterprises that are successful and prosperous to keep up a continued appearance of successWhatever are their secret springs- of action our Democratic friends are just now cooking up a most comfortable stew of squabble among themselves in State politics comfortable for the Republicans Well let the mess boil and bubble The more the merrier This is the year for Republican harmony pfpNURlAN TEA curia Djspep- I irnii ala Constipation said lad fwtloa Regulate the Lirer Rice 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Conductors Story A Friend Put Hion the TractC to Good Health Had Seen Laid Up for Two M nthI with Dizzy Spells ITiaTa had a stomach trouble for the put three years and last winter I was so that I could not work for over two months I would have dizzy spells vrhon i could not get out ot bed and when I was lying down it seemed aa though thereI was a bard lump in my stomach medicines given me afforded relief only for a time A friend advised me to try Hood Sareaparllla which Idid and alter taking six bottles I am glad to say I never felt better In my life I do not havo any dizzy spells and do not feel the lump In my stomach A JACKBON Passenger Conductor P C C and St Loula By 429 19th St Louisville Kentucky H00dSarsaIs the bestIn fact the One True Blood Purifier Insist upon HOODS take no substitute mlldelfeoHood POLITICAL POINTSc The First railroad district Dem ocratic Convention will be held in Hopkinsville at II oclock a in on Wednesday March 8 for thei purpose of nominating a candidate for Railroad Commissioner Del egates will be chosen at county mass conventions to be held at vatrious county seats at 2 p m on Saturday March 4 1899 Basis of representation is one delegatef for every 200 votes and each fraction over zoo votes cast for Demo cratic electoral ticket at the presi S dential election in I89oCapt Jno VV Headleyhas en tered the race for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State Capt Headley saysdie is running at the request of many friends and hopes his previous record in that office may stand the test for officialc integrity Mr K J Hampton of Winchester r Ky who is well known throughout the State as one of the most prominent Republicans is spoken of as a probable candidate for the Republican nomfnation for Railroad Commissioner from his districtL Brumfield and James F Rodgers of Hopkinsvillej T B Walker oi Ax and Deputy Sheriff RA Cook are the announced tan didates for representative from Christian County Dr Andrew Sargent the present incumbent and John Feland are spoken of a probable candidates The Demo crats are slow about coming for ward Besides Judge J F Dempsey of Madisonville present Railroad Commissioner in the First district Hon Thos H Corbett of Padu- cah is the only other announced aspirant for the Democratic nomi nation for the office HON WM P THORNE of Eminence late State Senator is an announced candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for Licut Governor and is out in a frkndl circular letter to the press of the State setting forth the fact Accounttencounter occurr op the street here Sunday between EiultcItizenW 10 1aS een a TurnV country Front the statement made in court Monday afternoon where Yates did not appear an was not represented the younger man seems to have been the ag gressor and itwas st ted he knocked the old man down more than once The troublenvas over a personal note lot merchandise supplied by McLeod to Yates about the year 1891 Recently W onVIe Sheriff paid over to him the money The elder McLeod says he did not know the money had been and that when he mt Yates an the latter accosted him 6n the sub 1Ject he disavowed any knowledge fact and tried to reason with Yates but that the latter would not listen and assaulted him Yates statement could not be had apr pear at fo trial Later in the day however I Yates sent in word to the city judge wanting to submit his case but it was then too late for th judge to take action It probable that the case will go ti the February term of circuit cour For the settlement Expensive Bad Roads Nicholas Hoffman of White township Indiana county Pa few days ago obtained a verdict o 875 against the township for injuries received by being thrown from his wagon on a bad piece of road The road was seven ice t wide but large rocks projected from either side a short distance apart In trying to avoid one of these Hoffman drove over the other and was thrown from wagon In Clair county Snyder town a ship will be mulcted out of over 2000 as the result of a defective public highway Mrs Bessie Davis and her brothers Edward and Harry Kockler instituted a suit against the township to recover damages for injuries sus tained on a highway a short dis tance from Tyrone The three were driving along the road in a carriage when the horses plunged over an ugly embankment The jury awarded Mrs Davis 2000 for the bodily injuries she sus tained and SIO to each of her brothers for the damage done to the vehicle Exchange Business Opportunities in Puerto Rico Where a man has capital to invest there are many lines of busi embarkIa assurance of his money with interest Sugar coffee and tobacco rais ing sank first and will open the avenues for investors of large Fruit growing is as yet unde eloped but the island offers many possibilities and a rich field for in vestors in that every kind of trop- cal fruit may be cultivated to its highest perfection in the rich well watered soil- According to William Dinwiddie he special correspondent of Has pets Weekly in Puerto Rico railroads and modern rapidtransit facilities are very much needed in the island Don Ibo Bosch in 1888 secured a franchise from the- panish government to build and- perate a railroad which was to encircle the island The corpora tion was to be known as the Com- lania de las Ferocarnles de Puerto Rico The road was to be finished in six years and the government guaranteed eight per cent to the corporation on the capital invested not to exceed 10000000 This oadwas promptly begun at three points At the end of four years or in 1892 a single track narrow gauge road had been laid north ward and eastward from San Juan to Carolina by way of Piedras six teen mites in all and the grading had been partially completed to Rio Grande ten miles farther while from San Juan westward it was completed for fortyeight miles to the town of Camuy At Agua dilla it ran southward through An asco to Mayaguez a distance of twentytwo miles From Ponce- s on the southern coast it was built to Yauco some twentyfour miles westward making a total mileage of one hundred and ten of the two hundred and eightythree con tractcd fore tThe equipment of these frag ments of badly laid road would disgrace a logging or mining region in oUf Northwest so mean and primitive are the cars and so badly treated are the engines It is not essential to discuss the defective methods existing in railroading in Puerto Rico beyond stating that the service consists of one mixed inIyaverage speed is ten miles an hour as it is rather intended to point out future needs The corporation before referred to did not completed the road and made no attempt to do so within the stipulated timeso the Spanish government revoked the franchise There are no other railroads on the island except a tramway from IeSan Juan to Rio Piedr sJwhich parallels the other road that far the equipment of this line is bad I comparatvelydon schedule time an hour apart There should be a great future in the island for lighter tramway systems such as trolley lines with trains of two or three cars capable oi making twenty miles an hour It is not believed by the writer in this small area there is or will be sufficient commercial in ducements to warrant the construc tion of heavy road beds equipped With large engines and standard rolling stock The distributing points for both imports and ex ports wilt lie around the periphery waterdwill always consist of very short hauls A Fleshy Consumptive IrDbldyoueverhearofoneMostcertalnlynot sumptlon Is a disease that invariably causes loss of fleshsyou are light in weight onlytcertainly take SCQHsEmlislion of cod liver oil with hypo remedyfive to consumption Just the moment your throat youflndyouyou should begin to take it remedyhasof consumption Unless you are far advanced with this disease Scotts Em- ulIsion will hold every in ducement to you a perfect cure All Drugglata oc andrSCOTT tc HOWNK ChemistL V I ircpNEIGHS AND BRAYS OP THE ccft9 ED1tp9H ltlaekfromtbTooniba t d1obb tJh 4 The man of nags wishes to be stow a smile of welcome upon his old friend John McMeloan of the Murray Ledger which appreciated exchange has been remarkably scarce in this office for some time But last week there came a paper to this office addressed in a clear Lcdgerblc hand to the Hoss Editor Ho tore off the wrapper and beheld the welcome sheet oft his old friend John Mac who has for some time been sailing in potlitical waters but whose main hitherto has been to write pungent paragraphs for the Ledger The man oi nags has a optic upon John and will promptly note any of his former Ledgerdemain That the course of true love does not run smoothly was painfully demonstratad here one cold even ing not long since The Provi dence train was about departing and a colored swain upon the plat form was taking an affecting leave of his level best girl who leaned out of the window to bid him adieu He held her lovingly the hand and ran alongside tne moving train talking rapidly Now there is a water crane at the north ern end of the platform and a large a barrel is sunk just the vent of the crane to receive the waste water He mounted the edge of the barrel and landed plumpinto the cask of cold splashed upon the surrounding roofs The tram moved off rapidly the crowd roared with laughter and the luckless swain extricated him self with great difficulty his ardent affection having declined from theo boiling point to several degrees below zero Experience keeps a dear school but it seems that there is a certain class of who are incapable of receiving instructions elsewhere and Joe Henly of this city has just completed a thorough course at that highpriced institution It seems that Joe secured a rig from a livery stable here and drove over to Madisonville last Saturday where he remained several hours until the roads became so bad that with all the caution he could exercise with his improvedeye sight he could not the buggy He reached the stable however and delivered the horse and maimed vehicle He also delivered some language not lawful for man to utter and which if pertaining to anything historical the nag man would call profane history Now it happened that right in the midst of Joes eurseory remarks Haywood Bradley a col bred gallant of the town was pass ing with his sweetest gal Hay wood remonstrated with Joe for using unSundayschool language in the presence of a lady Joe re torted with a volley ol personal remarks sandwiched with thick slices of profanity Haywood planted a sledgehammer blow upon Joes face who obedient to the Scrip tures turned the other cheek to be smitten Haywood smote the sec ond cheek with such energy that the ground flew up and struck Joe a terrific blow on the back Of course Joe could not whip Hay wood and the earth at one and the sametime so the fight was declared a draw by Joe drawing off his forces and quitting the contest Later Joe faced sternvisaged just ice alias Judge Cowelland although he set up the plaintive wail Youd scarce expect one of my age blindfolded justice is nc respecter of persons and can dis impetbUSerring Joe was required to lubri cate the wheels of justice to the extent of eight dollars in Federal money and admonished to forsake devious paths in the future ik The talkingest man that ever de scended upon our city appeared on tonguetrand his stock of words exceeded Websters Unabridged Dictionary and when urging a business deal componentImill He was an agent not a free moral agent but an agent with the best of all good things to sell He had an erasive fluid which nit stains even the stains of sin and the trail of the serpent vanished before this wondrous compound which bore the ambiguous title of Commonsense ink and stain oblit crater He opened his batteries of speech upon Frank Arnold of the St Bernard office and in fifty five seconds Frank made a condi tional surrender He bought three bottles of the latter day wonder at the poorhouse price of three Co- rf He charmed J R Rash into a purchase of six bottles for twen ty cents each then he left and the socalled process of erasure began and the thing that we have heard of being erased with that obliterator of common sense and ink stains was the purchase money which the fluent agent erased from the credulous buyers Mr Rash we understand has offered to sell Arnold his entire stock at a profit of five cents per bottle Arnold declined to buy but closed out his stock at bankrupt figures to How ard White the civil engineer andI Bryan Hopper the amateur pho tographer White is having ecstatic success with the erasive com pound toning up and intensifying- old and faded maps and Hopper has gone into raptures over his phenomenal success in developing pictures with the obliterator Verily things are not always what they seemSe II WhlttakerJames Owensboro Ky Jan 27Miss Anna James oldest daughter of United States Marshal James was married to Arthur Whittaker fireman on one of the Owensboro and Russellville passenger engines The ceremony was performed d yesterday afternoon at the pastorse study by the Rev R H Crossfield f of the Christian church Miss James and her sister had been vis iting friends in Owensboro for sev eral days The Ravages of Grip That modern scourge the Grip roaonslhe air with Its fatal germs so home is safe from Us ravages but multi udea have found a sure protection against his dangerous malady In Dr Kings NewI Discovery When you feel a your bones and muscles have chills and fever with sore throat pain in the back of the head catarrhal symptoms and a stub born cough you may know that you have the Crip and that you need Dr Kings New Discovery It will promptly cure the worst coogbheal the inflamed membranes Sold by Si Bernard Drug Store 50 cents One firm in Canada sows annually 5000 acres of flax and works as much more grown by farmers in theirtwenty mills- Volcanic Eruptions Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life life of Jo Bucklens curesy them also Old Running and Fever Ulcers Doll Felons Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Chilblains Best Pile Cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only 35 cisIbox Cure guaranteed Sold by Bernard Druggist A gentleman at Brownwood Texas has 400 acres in pecans ranging from three to ten years oldI and believes theres millions in it when the trees are twelve years oldIFor La Grippe Thomas Whitfield t Co 240 Wabash Chicagosldestcommend Chamberlains Cough Remedy for la as it not only gives a prompt and complete relief but also counteracts any tendency of la grippe to result in pneumonia For sale by StDrugstore Earlington Ben T UoblagouI Mortons Gap George King St Charles It is thought that next seasons Florida orange crop will be large again from one million to two million boxes Dr U A Simmons Liter Medicine by eiptll lag from the body the etctti of Dili and Acid Improves the AssImIlatIve Processes PuriSts lbe Blood Toots op and Strengthen Some Kansas farmers have aban doned cattleraising antiwill in the fxture raise sheep Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam A physician can prescribe Dr Olios Sprnco Gum Balsam The Formula is on the package Cures your cough in day Very pleasant to take Children cry lot it Largo site bottles price 25C and Soc For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Fort beautiful complexion use Dr Carl stedts German Liver Powder There is a single wheat field near Clovis Cal containing 25000 acres An Honest fledlclne for La Grippe George W Wait of South Gardiner Me says I have had the worst cough cold chills and grip and have taken lou of trash of no account but profit to the yen dor Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the only thing that baa done any good what ever Inavo used one jocent bottle and the chiUs cold and grip have all left me I congratulate the manufacturers of an honest medicine For sate by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles It is estimated that no less than 500000 typewriting machines are now in use in the United States A Sluggish Liver canui Drowsiness Lethargy and a teilog of Apathy Dr U A Slmmoni Lirrr Median arouses iii Uvr and cheerful energy succeeds a slafgUbnets Some Texas farmers feed their stock on Spanish peanuts with excellent results Bismarcks Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach Liver Kid neys and Bowels are out of order If you theybriarI develop every power of brain and body Only 250 at St Bernard Drugstore Robert Nourse the wellknown lecturer has been rendered speech less bya paralysis of his vocal organs To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money it it falls to cure The genuine has L B Q on each tablet About forty convictions have been had at the term of court at Pinevile just closed for selling liquor and nearly all the culprits are now in jail A two or threa weeks course of Dr M A Slim moos Lifer Medicine will 10 Regulate the Excre tory Function that they will operate without any aid whatever R B Park pf Elizabethtown sold 104 mules in one lot to an At lanta Stock firm The price paid for the bunch was 11250 Digest Your Food Ninety ier cent of all sickness is caused by food not being properly digested it creates poisons and goes into your blood and then you are liable to almost any dis ease the human system is heir to Use Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder and watch the results You will feel the good effects after taking one dose Give It a trial and be convinced Price ajc For sale by StI3ernard Drug Store Dr Ojjfla Spruce Gum Balsam Cures Your cough medicine for chil dren A woman in New Jersey has cut oIl her own tongue because she talked too much Dr A Slack ofCoc Hill Tire writes I ban Dr M A Slmmoni Liver Medicine because I teemt to give better satisfaction thin any other liver medicine Stock men at Bowling Green are shipping a number of horses and mules to the Atlanta market this month OIL cures PCUBANBruises Rheu matism and Sores Price 25 cents Sold by St Bernardlbrng Store 1V IfL LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS It is stated that when In response to a re quest for better facilities at Crystal Springs Miss for the shipment of produce the Illinois Central Railroad po jected additional side tracks in the town damage suits against tho road were imme instituted onoof them from an- state assessed at 6000 amounting to 10000 Not much In the way of reel proclty there The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company announcus the inauguration ofa sleaushlp line from Pensacola Fla to Havana For the present the Service will be fortnightly the first trip being made by the steamer Euskaro leav ug Pensacola February 13 The company has completed excellent dock facilities at Pensacola which is being developed into ts main port for all export traffic The Havana service will include passengers as well as freight nd it Is the purpose to add more sailings as the business develops and also to extend it to other West Indian portsThe Tennessee and Cumberland River Railroad a branch running from Tennes see Ridge to Bear Springs Furnace has been sold to and will be operated by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad This railroad was built by the Cumberland es tate an English syndicate owning 50000 acres of land In Stewart County Railroad men on the Owensboro It Nash Ule whoso headquarters are at Russell ville say that business is better on that division now than since 1893 The sudden death of conductor Pete last Friday caused a great shock to his many blends along the Henderson di vision where he was universally liked He was one of the oldest conductors on the division when service Is considered nd one of the most faithful in the performance of duty and by his death the L A N lose one of their most trusted em ployees Conductor Buckley is now in charge of the north local He is a hustler and will most likely make a good local man a po sition every conductor can not fill satisfac torily Agent Walker of Clarksville was called to Slaughtersville last Sunday by the ser- Ious Illness of his father He says he will soon move into the new depot about com pleted at Clarksville Acting agent T C Martin of Norton ville made relatives and friends at Sebree a brief visit last Sunday Last Monday night while passenger train No 91 was enroote between Howell and Henderson and while crossing the Header son bridge trestle one of the journals on the baggage car broke and It was only the timely discovery of the accident that prevented a bad wreck and most likely loss of life By careful work the baggage car was taken over the bridge to Henderson The snow of last Monday night made railroading on the Henderson division slow work many of the trains being de layedMr Ben Welsh late of Robards has ac cepted a position as tine keeper under fore man L II OBrien He is said to be a tat eotedyoung man and will doubtless make a good clerk The position is one that has been most satisfactorily filled by Walter Wright for several years Letter List The following Jitters remain uncalled for in the Earliagton postoffice and will be sent to the dead letter office unleSs cal1ed- for Ashlock Georgia Brown Miss B M Dell Mr James Damon Mr Day Miss Amle Davis Molle Dangerfield Howard Durham Mrs Mary Ezell Mrs Wm A Fagan Simon Gunn A W Grides Perry Gibblns Miss Mcllle Harlman Paul Hilber Miss Katie Hannlng Miss Cora Hanlll Mr R H Jenkins Mr E W Knapp Mr E Larker Miss Settle HambyMr Lansore Long Mr John Long George Maddox Columbus Morgan Mr L A Morgan Mr Tllden Pendley Mrs Jane Skipworth Nannie Scott Mrs Betlle Sutherd Thos Sisk J H aharen C Smith Mrs dairy Timmond J r WInns Miss Laura Wind Jesse Walker Mrs J C Walton Miss Kate Willis Mr Ed Wyall Mr F S Wilson Amanda Young Mrs Delia C G ROBINSON P M oThe Louisville Legion will be musteredout on February 24th MANAGER BEST a and 250 HOUSE- j IN LOUISVILLE DoctorslSay 1 Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic districts are invariably accompan 1 ied by derangerrients of the Stomach Liver and Bowels The Secret of Health The liver is the great wheel in the mechanism of man andwhen it is out oforder the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result Tutts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles JRIIIES JIOTEL ST LOUIS i mVRepIJtN PLH Rates 750 and 100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR RiCEStSPECIAL 25o DINNER f I SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPP1LSNo I Oft Steak or Mutton Oops PotitoM Cake or Walh CoflM ones and FruH M No 3 If in Two En lbhMi Ciktt or Wtflei- nj CotTM or TM H No I Poik Ohopt with Potatoes and Cakes of- WilUt tnj Coffee or TMMNo 4 Like Trout Dutttr Sauce Cakes ocWasa- nJCoffr or TMM- N4 S Oat Meal taJ ReHDutttrNo C cTaiteTry European lisa Cheapest and beat onl 111 for what you get- THOs P MILICR PHItieiNf W A NISDIV fmUeat O W WADDILL Cashier SHopkins County MADISONVILLE KY 1 Gapia Stock 500001 iMa Transacts a flHopH the finest and mOlt aec8 naIl iaj that section of Kentucky 7JJt s Cailtal Stick Pull lir4M r110000 lt MvCOMMENCED BUSINESS IMTiV iI JNO G MORTQr BANKERThe advantages of a bask accoaut iJt are numerous It U Ml 16 bail iDes men we are talklBfttkqr 11meaTheres safety H the built Is a tJtheof reach of your own petty qua derlng too It Is easy to IMA small sums wheat you have a lUte 5 sum la your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KRNTUCKYt j NASHVILLE t it CHATTANOOGA i 4l AUDsST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALAC- CsLEaPrnacApts i AIbama villa Asheville Washington Balttoeri Philadelphia New York Portseaostk Norfolk Jackson Memphis Utile Reck Texerkana Sherman Waco Dallas and Fort Worth + 1 Palace Day Coaches on all Trail Information pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES RATES Ta upjMIppllealloo j A J AgentMemphis 4 J H PassengerAgentD J MULLANKY Northeastern Pass okCBuildingSt AgtRoom 0 J L EDMONDSON Southern PasAgt J Chattanooga Tenn I W L DANLEV J 1 Genl Pasa and TldcetTAgt NASHVILU TINM f f lt tI d J M iLliContractor and Builder Is YBARB BXPHRIBN- OBiEARLINBTON KY All Classes of Buildings Erected and made complete ready for occupaecda c cluding the furnishing of materials tJmechanical and common labor x1L i I l PLANS Bir ATioMRAor DETAIL PE0lPrice reasonable and satisfaction guaran r f j kindsDRAWN i if 1 TIOE ir chance at your work before letting contract a c k I it rIijI1rVjfProt IP V v i t 7 i oI 1 s4LI4s4s s1Ie S I S S SS S U IS S S SIS U U SS Uul s4 I GEO1GB O TOY 1 fJ A ucceiiorto Isaac V 1 g At the Old Stand on Main Street just west c5of J JKY tUJ I and t q t- t 1lS SI I S UP S SI I SU SISISIS II SICiSSS4I WILLARDHOTELw BANK Dav- itLIVERY FEEDISTABLE depo- tEARLINGTON FirstClass Equipment Prompt Service 4S44RSSSS4U T 1 f r 1i t I J i F it kIfi HZU nbustr we rie I T LOCAL NEWS Miss Nan Stokes spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Hop kinsville a The next term of the Hopkins Circuit court will convene Monday February i3th kjohn S Miller has been appoint lf cd postmaster at Greenville suc r cecding Postmaster Reynolds k Mr and Mrs R M Salmon and son spent Saturday and Sunday v Here guests of Mr James R Rash t faev M M Benton Episcopal I t X minister from Louisville preached t Vio a good congregation Sunday morning and night Rev Roscoe M Wheat will fill w his regular appointments next Sunt morning and night at the 5 tMEo ChurchSouth r The meeting of the Ladies Mag azme Club which was to have V i been held with Mrs Jo F Foard c this afternoon is unavoidably post poncd until next week White Plains is to have a big j hop on the evening of next Thurs J irk youngffforward to a great time Jj Vt It is a pleasure to announce that 1 rofE B Bourland is again at t Jllis post of duty in the Earhngton rK 3r public school having recovered IJtheeUects of his very severe Si attack of la grippe i A WfK v Walter Wright who has chosen po f tpmake of himself a fireman be gau his labors as such yesterday morning having turned over the J biisiness of his clerkship to his i successor the evening before I i k Acall has been issued for a meet lag of the stockholders of the Hop i ii4jKLns County Fair at Madisonville rBext Saturday the 4th instant for the prupoio of electing a board oi directors for the ensuing year ft Misses Inez Deane Lizzie Huff Lizzie Browning and Messrs W gtVl McGary and W G Borders went to Hopkinsville Sunday to p hear Sam Jorfes but they didnt tfrr know how cold the weather was V I 5 Preaclnr Burden is back from a f1wo moaths stay in Illinois where J beheld live protracted meetings f VOT no less than three denomina- tionsf was well treated ate lots of j chicken and other good things and 5 came homefat b Mrs Fannie Parker Davis of 1 Providence Ky died Saturday I morning last Mrs Davis was a literary writer of some note and had written a volume of poems besides 1 contributing frequently to some of vVv the American magazines The choir practice of the M E a Church South was held with Miss Fannie McGregor last Thursday I night There will be no practice tonight on account of the Christian Endeavor entertainment but the t tmeeting will be held next Thurs r day evening with the Misses Ashby pev Among the many recent victims J of la grippe have been John Rule h and family Howard White Jap J McGregor Dock Griffin C H i JilcQary Jesse Phillips George Mothershead Henry Browning yjtZfVeil it wouldnt do to mention all w of them or our patent medicine ad i SvYeirtisirs would circularize the 4b1xjvin Mai of those mentioned l gri recovering lr John Hendricks a former k c Muhlenberg County boy who has jhtime in the past sev f S eftil years in the South and West z studying and teaching and wilting enteringtSchool at Whites school house a few miles west of Earlinston Mrr I Hendricks is a graduate of music x under a wuH known composer and r thas been associate editor of two f h f music books It is probe i i able thata vocal class will be or I t ganized Jor him at Madisonvitle titt1 Prohibition Lost I s Dixon voted for whiskey by a J majority of twentytwo last SaturJl day I lt j Found His Money C Mfr J H Shobksj tinner for yb Jdhli wytnanwno Advertised for the recovery of4125 he had lost had the good fortune to find it where he had dropped it in the charcoal house back of the shop More BulIdIHg contractor Marion McCbrd is preparing plans and specifications for three new tenement houses to bdualt for Mrs E R McEuen fan the cross street at the south end e ofRailroadsreeti below the yel ilow houses The building will jpiobabW be begun as soon as the I W opens up If 1 J CI t L re r 4 0 JIrPT F The Money Wasnt Gone A few days sinco the City Mar shal was very active and so was Dr Chatten over the apparent disappearance of a wad of money be longing to the latter In fact the town was exercised and there was but one topic of conversation A transient boy had been employed about the house for some weeks One night he left between suns un der peculiar circumstances and without saying goodbye A roll of fimoneythe house from recent collections was away from its hiding places These two things put togetherT read a theft and an escape grams were sent up anti down the road and from both directions came replies from conductors who hadt put off their train parties answering description The track had gotten warm when the aggravating roll of money turned up in an unexpected place in the doctors house and spoiled the whole story Some body had moved Jhe unsuspicious receptacle of the troublesome green backs into an unusual places Letter from E L Blanks DOVER TENN Jan 28 1899 EDITOR DEE Earlington Ky DEAR SIRI received a copy ofa your paper this p m I was glad to read its columns once again Ier makes me think of home to read about all the boys and the great mining interest in that part of the State There are so many goodc people in that county notwith standing I am living among the very best of people in the old State of Tennessee I like this country and the people so much I will say I am getting along fine with my saw mill here considering the bad weather All 1 need is good weather to make the dollars roll in You will please find enclosed money order to pay for three subscribers to your paper W W Lindsay E T Peck A M Tippit Dover Tenn Yours truly E L BLANKS To Publish His MusicIRev A M Coenen pastor of the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception at this place who originally organized the congrega tion more than twentyfive years ago and has seen it grow under his care to its present large pro portions is also a great loveland student of music as has beenI noticed often before by TilE DEEI During the past several months Rev Coenen has been publishing here some of his compositions and special arrangements of church music for masses etc and the de mand for his publications has been considerable entailing much workI He used a mimeograph for produc ing tho music and had the covers printed Now however he has accepted an offer of a New York publisher who will publish and handle the music Mr Beard in Pinafore Mr William J Beardof Louis yule whom many of our readers know and who is a son of Judge William Beard of Madisonville played the part ofICapt Cor coran ina very successful pro duction of the opera Pinafore at Louisville last Friday night Together with a few others of the cast the Louisville Post produces a very excellent pieture of Mr Beard and had this to say of his part intjic opera Mr Heard was a c Hint Captain aodIfilled hli uniform and the part to perfect tion His solo to the moon and his J rtc laTblngs Are Not What They Seem showed him to be the possessor of a rich pure barllonei100 Reward 100 The readers othls paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one disease that science has been able to cure In all its Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure known fa the medi cal fraternity Catarrh being a constitu local disease requires a constitutional treatment HaWs Catarrh Guru is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system there by destroying the foundation of Ibe dls ease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer a reward of One Hundred Dollars for any case It falls to cure SeodI fcr list of testimonials Address- F J CHENEY COI Toledo OISold by Druggicti 750 kill the disease germs and prevent IheI dreaded alter effects of the malady Price 50 cents and sroo Money back if nOt cured A trial bottle free at St Bernard Drug Store For Kentucky Improvements Kentucky gets 700000 of ap propriation in the bill iust report ed from the River and Harbor Committee to Congress Of this 85600 goes for Green Rive im provements Best way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOC Miss July ist 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co I 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 fad It lithe best Liver Medicine I tried It is just the thing to tike if you feel bad and are A B LANCASTER Sold bySl Bernard Drug Store The 1IJatlonllllleetof the League of American Wheelmen will be held in Boston in 1899 ftELIEFeuree ridierSbUc S minutes Sour Stomach and Baamw CeapUlnt Price 28 Ceata Sold by toerllrdDu Store J t J i II i r PETE HERB DEAD High Tribute of Respect Paid lila Memory by Many Friendst Honest popular i bighearted Peter Herb is dead He met a railroad s mans tragic end at Hender son Friday January 27th 1899t1 The accident occurred about 2 oclock p m and little hope of his survival was entertained from thea rst But he was taken to the hosb pital at Henderson and every pos ible thing done to save him to his a- amilyand his multitude of friends he wife and children fthe intl jured man were sent from Earling ton to Henderson on a fast freight rain as quickly as possible after the accident and reached there be fore the deatV which occurred about 710 thesame evening The manner of the accident was that Mr Herb was walking on the tracke and it is said was backing off out of the way of some moving cars U when he caught his foot in a frog and being unable to extricate hima elf was run over and his right leg from the knee down mangled and as cut off The body was brought home Saturday and the funeral services of nd interment occurred Monday morning January 30th Requiem was held at the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception at eight oclock Monday morn ing by Rev A M Coenen The church was filled with friends ofV the deceased many of whom were his associates on the railroad and many from abroad The services were impressive and the priest paid high tributes well deserved to the character of the deceased Peter Herb had been an honest bighearted man always ready to an swer the call of duty and earnest in its discharge His time and labor had ever been freely given to the church j he was always ready to assist the needy and had done much thus in a quiet way not let ting his left hand know what his hand did He was a devout Catholic regular in attendance ono the services of the church hewas everybodys friend and everybody spoke well of him he was what he was honest frank open unselfish Mr Luther Gowen a brotherin law of the deceased from EvansI vijle with his wife was with the bereavcdfamily Amongthe friends from abroad who attended the fun eral services were Mr and Mrs Emil Braun A Lunsford and wifej Miss Martin Miss Hanna JohnFI Fischer George Riepe M B HayI Frank Todd John Long Hanna anti Sam Powers of MadiI sonville Pat iJJair of Mortons Gap Conductor Joe Burch Engineer Warner Campbell and othersI The pall bearers were L H OBrien James R Rash W D Caviness Frank Bramwell N WIHuff and George Riepe of MadiI sonville Mr Herb was one of the oldest conductors in term of service on the Louisville and Nashville syst tem He had made his in Earl ngton and handled trains on the Hendefson division for the past ten years and had to his credit a long term of service on the St Louis division He was one of thins most trusted employes on the road His wife and six children all boys survive him Two of the boys are old enough to contribute to the familys support and arc also employed by the railroad Mr Herb was a member of the Ancient Or of United Workmen and the Catholic Knights of America in each of which organizations he carried insurance policies ofhooo He had no accident insurance at theI time of his death- Vonderful Discovery LUNSFORD ALA April 15 18984 New Spender Medicine Co near SlrsI have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I bad no appetite and general health was very bad I took medicine from four different toctorland they failed to do me any I no relief until I began to use yourI valuable Nubian Tea 1 used about two dollars worth of it and It did me more good than all the medicine I ever took I have gained tblriyfive pounds in weightt and my health is very good I can soundly and my appetite excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea toI the world as a to any muo lyAoyooewbo doubts this llateI merit can write OSCAR BAKER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Capt W T Ellis and Mr Ruben A Miller two lawyers of wensboro have bcen employed to defend Cicero King the man who killed Marshal Casebier at Hartford I aInothing Justas good Get only Hoops Rev Daniel OSullivanof Louis ville is in California for his health but his silver jubilee is being cele brated in his absence Story of a Slave byrslavery George D Williams of Man chester Mich tells how such a slave was made fr eHe says My wife has been ro helpless for five years that she could not turn over in bed alone After using two bottles of Electric Bitters she is wonder fully Improved and able to do her work This supreme remedy for female diseases cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizzy spells This miracle working medicine is a godsend to weak sickly run down Every bottle guaranteed HaWIFamlyPIJls are the best 1- 1IJ f jo t Pf DOWN IN THE MINES Miners should also remember that the success of officials depends largely upon own action For this reason we wish to point out to them the advantages they will derive If they give the officers the Support necessary in the work of organiz log the district Again in the Kentucky eld there are many obstacles In the way hat tend to retard the progress of organi zation that is not met with In other states simply because they are better equipped to eet the issues that confront them In some localities miners are governedE y the same power that the negro the plantation field Their master has wonderful Influence over them and it is hard to convince these poor creatures that have any being other than that which they believe is Invested in their owner to give or take away at will You may call t superstition if you like but the fact reo mains that they are willing slaves suffer ing under advanced stages of hypnotism to and can only be liberated from this un benatural life by a determination equal to an emergency that requires an application of extreme measures to meet one of the most N- xtreme cases of modern tlines1rTo the above article clipped from theCi M W Journal and written paper by their correspondent Cris EvaosS at Central City we desire to call tbe- ttention of the miners of this county eSt pecially to that part which refers to them slaves Now which is the slaye the man who can work the year around for good wages free to act as his best JodgSl ment would direct or be who Is the tool an organization that says you must work acceding to their laws even if the rlAreouhigher wages than the miner who has sold out his independent right to a socalled la ber organization and now works at lessb wages than you receivesWho is the poor creature whose master tl has a wonderful influence over him TheL miner who takes the advice of the meofl who by the investment of their thousandsg bare proven themselves to be factors of the laboring man thereby enFabling them to make a good honest living besides buying a home or the men who act as advised by a hired tool who can give them neither work nor relief in time ofV distress Who are the superstitious or followers after false The ftbelrstock in trade consists of promises Ibeya have no means to fulfill or the miners who work for operators that promise good c wages and steady work and possess thetpower to perform that agreement will see that Chris Evans bad neither the manhood nor courage to mention the name f tbetmen he sought in this article to sIan der and vilify but referred in general toc 1dictatedSuperintendent Salmon of the Crablreo Mines was over last Saturday and Sunday a visit to relatives He reports work good and a scarcity of coal cars That was indeed a costly lump of coal Ic the L N Railroad Company that fel iforemanjudgment in the sum of Isooo was returned against Ibe compaoyIThe Arnold mine is last being put in good shape by a night and day crew and a c little Sunday work thrown In and the out J of coal is daily increasingcA break down of some machinery causedd the Hecla Company to shut down urday but the damage was soon repaired and work resumed again Secretary George C Atkinson has been as Job of old the last weeka sufferer rom boils but whether or not he has borne under the affliction as patiently as our ancient brother we are unable to say About half the shipment of coke by the C- St Bernard Coal Company the past week was taken from the stock coke pile and if he good work goes on a full summer riin at the coke works Is assured c Superintendent Crutchfields report of Ibe work done at the St Charles mine shows an increase over that of December 6 and to aid in a further increase at that a several more mining machines are oon to be added The Relnecke Coal Company has been C doing a fine business for several months the average daily output being twentyfive cars President Atkinson of the St Bernard was called to Lebanon last week as an Im portant witness in a case against the L N Railroad CompanyJSecretary Anderson of the Monarch Coal Company says the demand for that r coal this winter has been far greater than he supply Pat Blair of the South Diamond mineo was a caller In the city the past week and as be has to look after the mule part of Ihe power used Inthe mine for hauling out cos be says the stock are worked very bards6 rushing have been the coal ordersThe miner recently shot by a weighboss the Monarch mum isflll alive and probablyrecover The snooting of the colored miner at the Monarch mine sometime ago caused some trouble between the company and the col ored miners It was soon adjusted however by taking the welgbboss oil who did the shooting and placing another man in charge of the scales About seven thousand dollars in cash were paid out by the St Bernard Coal Com pany to their employes Ibis month besides the thousands given them in goods at a fair price Yet Cris Evans the agitator would have you believe they are a lot of slaves working for aotblngIIncorporation articles have been I by the Bevier Coal Company o Bevier Muhlenberg County The capital stock of the company which proposes toI operate a coal mine is fixed at 25000 The Incorporators are George and J Givens and G M Burton Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hloson of Hiuton Ala whites us August lath 1898 I advise all mothers to Rive their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful I keep this medicine in the bouse an when the children are ailing I Rive them a dose and that Is the last of h1 Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Janitor Wanted To keep Public School building in order Apply to MRS IDA E WALKER Principal I Earlington Public School i 1 j H VALUABLE RELIC Key From Horro Castle Captured by a Tourist ent to fir J B Atkinson and Will be Placed In Publicj Library A heavy iron cellkey from Morro i castle Havana Cuba is thelatest- aluable relic to be added to the- arhington Public Library Mu scum It is a bonafide Morro jjJanuaryNashville Tenn who traveled to Dr Havana to see the stars and stripesh take possession officially of the city of and the island The key was sent Mr John B Atkinson and will placed by him in the Museum where it can be seen by the public o more valuable or interesting Dr taelicof Spanish dungeons anddi violence and none around which the mind could weave more tragic and murderous imaginings- of oppression and outrage One CIcankey has gotten its rust in the lood of libertys martyrs and a of glamour of unusual interest will linger about this relic of Spanish ule and Spanish ruin A Hint viYoulood is rich and pure and your whole system pUlln a perfectly healthy condi aboniver Powder Then you will be free malaria typhoid fever colds and the niripder is the best medicine money can buy or sale by St Bernard Drag Store For your Cold try Dr Olios Spruce Gum Balsam Price aye and Sac a bottle A Card taAssuringpreciation and gratitude for their patronage during last year nd for years past1 desire to announce to them and all those who ffontemplatehat I am now better prepared to execute any kind of work in the building line more promptly and satisfactory than ever before and an compete with any builder or builders in price for the same class of work I will give you I can also furnish you with original plans details and specifications with universal form of contract nyclassIdeai etc at moderate cost there by saving you money and Annoy ance by knowing what you are going to get before letting your oontractyou have gotten what I contracted for after the work i one it Wishing you a prosperous New Year I am yours truly M MCCORDd Contractor and Builder Darlington Ky Jan 31a 1899 II The fifth centennial of the birthI f Gutnnbergtbe inventor printing press will be celebrateds at Mainz in 1900 and the elabor ate plans for the event are already oncluded with Teutonic complete ness They will compromise says LITERATURE published by HARPER BROTHERS an historical parade typogradlucal exhibition and of course a banquet and a formal address with other academic exer ises It is proposed to make the event one of international import ance to all interested directly or indirectly in the art of printing Free Delivery for Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Ky Jan 25 Postoffice Inspector W T Fletcher is here to inspect tile city and epctto the department on Hop kinsvillcs application for free de livery He will recommend fav action on the petition CASTOR I AIFor Infante and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Slgnflturo of Cuet yjftCcif wlf Ex Secretary William R Day is traveling in the South on his own hook and declines any demonstra strations from anybody Consumption Cured Dr Olios Spruce Gum Balsam will cureI any case of consumption If taken in Consumption starts with a slight cough or cold This where consumption gets Its start and it you will use Dr Olios Spruce Gum Balsam you will cure the cough heal the lungs and throat and avoid the most dreaded of all diseases consumption mayIPrice as c and soc For sale by St Ber nard Drug Store Mr Harry Mordue has resigned as As sistant General Passenger Agent of the L H St Louis road He has announced that ho will engage In the coal business with his brother in Chicago a CTIVE SOLICITOR WANTED EVERY 4 byMaratmaul as Official Historian to the WarD patlment 1Thebookas written in army camps at San Fran Pacific with General Merrill In the hospitals at lIooallllallu Hong Kong In the In the Insurfem PlrmrlwllbManila Uonanta for scents Brimful of Original pictures taken by government photographers on the spot Large book Low Freight paid Credit fIran Drop all trashy unofficial war books Outfit free Address F T Harbor SecT Star Insurance lildf Chicago octiyid Nice Salted Straw 30 cents a bail atWC McLeods yr TOYDAYI HEROISM J Struggling through life cursed with Car tarrh is n common experience however heroic tho fight catarrh gen II erally wins m Under someIT name or it gets the best of us Frank E Ingalls Wnco Tez and thou sands of othcro ave been permanently cured of catarrh y Dr Hartmans successful remedy e runa Here is Mr Ingalls letter S n ffartiinit Coluinbui 0 DKAII Sm IVruna end Mnnaltn ave cured me of one of the worst eases catarrh any one ever had My case was so severe that 1 was compelled to discontinue my business that of conIductor ona railroad but I am now entirely well- Ordinary treatment of catarrh is for local relief Cures arc not expected Ilartmaus method eradicates ca- rrlinbsolutely Get his latest book learn how to combat this insidious sease The Peru na Medicine CoI Columbus 0 will walt Dr Ilartmaaa books free on application 11 A Scott Hurt Tenn writes 1 feel very thankful to my Maker and your great medicine that I am I vould not be without Pe in the haeseIPoruna has been curing catarrh for forty years It plucks out the rootn catarrh and builds people up AU druggists sell it- Ax Jottings There Is a great deal of sickness In our cinity Rev John Hopson died of la grippe last Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock He was out eighty years of age and bad many friends who mourn his death The prayer meeting convened Monday ght at Bro M L Walkers Mrs Sarah F Walkers little daughter Pearlie and Miss Cora A Walker of Crof ton vicinity are visiting relatives and friends in tbls vicinity Mr Prince of Cobb Station who was ken sick with rheumatism last Christmas the home of Mr Samuel in this neigh borhood Is worse and his recovery is doubtful Your correspondent bad the pleasure of attending Rev Sam P Jones meeting in- oplrinsville last Wednesday night and one of his master sermons May luck and prosperity crown TUB DEB with success I the sincere wish of- SALAMAGUNDI To Sweeten the Breath Brighten the EyeClear Ibt Complexion and Insure the Natural Bloom of Health tite Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Wants to Buy A house and lot in Earlington F fi ARNOLD DANGER IN CALCIUM CARBIDE Rules Governing Its Sale in New YorkLiquefied Actylene Gas Prohibited Superintendent Murray of the Bureau f Combustibles has made regulations the transportation storage and sale of calcium carbide which the firemen burnI acetylene gas is given off A number of stores keep it in use toe bicycle lamps Hereafter In transit or on storage It must be inclosed in hermetically sealed iron reo- ceptaclesmarked Dangerous if not kept ry No package can contain more than loo pounds It must be stored in isolated buildings that are fire proof and waterproof No artificial light or will be permitted i the building where it is stored Not more than twenty pounds in bulk or in cartridges may be kept in any store or- actory and this mnstbe in a fireproof afe or vault above the street grade and it must be six inches above the floor The tnanufactnretransportaton storage sale or use of liquefied acetylene is abso lutely prohibited within the limits of tbl- scltyN T S- unSORE LUNGS painItil pneumonia are quickly relieved and old Dr John W Dulls Cough Syrup It brew up a cold in ono night Try it at once DLBu11sCOUCHSYRUP Will quickly heal Sore Lungs Doses Ire small and pleasant to late Doctors recommend it ITice aj cti At eli druggists DR LJD BROSEpnA- criccMMiTeD TO DISUSES orTHa EAR NOSE AND THROAT 801 Urrin Fmrr STIIII- TEVANSVILLE IND THOS B YOUNG Manufacturer of High Grade Boots and Shoes Repair Work a Spsc- IaItEax1i11tQr1 Ky wish to state to the general pub- licI that owing to the demand for new work as well asall classes of repair work I have procured the services of a first class shoemaker from Evansville and am qow pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit ahd give satisfaction Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great dis tinction to be looked for when the time comes that you need then Nowhere else will you find 50 com plete a stock A good time 10 bejin that spring medicine STBRNARD DRUGSTORE BRYAN HOPpERMMifir 4 11 VVVV LTTD Mannlngton New Farmers will l iady to go to their work on the farms Ask Edgar Lyell If be ever got leftV Messrs Jonn Webb and William Clem ent of the Nortonville country was In this section Saturday fox bunting They spent the night with M S McIntosh Dllmns and Gus Mclntos made a busl ness trip to Croflon Saturday Hurrah for Unohoo Hes an upto date darling Come again but dont write such bad news tiny more H J Gunn went to MadisonvSlle Tues dayMrs Haley McIntosh and daughter Miss Ida Beele spent part of last week with relatives near Red 11111 Mr Tinny Moore of White Plains was in this vicinity Saturday on business Mrs Alice Witty of Hopkinsville vis- Ited in this city a few days ago Mr Sam Alman and son Tommie were n this section one day last week Misses Hattie and Myrta Cordier of this city will go to Hopkinsvilla Ina short time where they will enter school The entertainment that was given at the residence of Mr Bennett was a grand treat to all who attended Those present were Misses Ida Lee andRIIlla Mcln tosb Belle Wright Dorothy Reed Zelma Lyell Messrs Dllmus McIntosh Tim and Parleyirlgbland that uptodate boy Hera Cash and others too numerous lo mentionBUSYBODY Arc you a subscriber to BEE You should be TilEI I SRfl1 1 1 TUB EXCELLENCE OF SY1DP OF FKS Is due not only to the originality aad simplicity of the combination but also to tim care and skill with which it Is processesknownCo only and we wish to impress upon all the Importance of purchasing tho true and original remedy As tho genuine Syrup of Figs Is manufactured by the CALIFOJINIA Fro SOUl Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding tho worthless partiesFOIINIA FIG SYRUP Co with the medi cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions or families makes tIre namo of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of Its remedy It Is 1 far In advance of all other lazatlres as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without Irrltatiri or weakenVing them and it docs not gripe nor nauseate In order to get its beneficial effects please remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP coVTSAN FRAXOISOO 01VLOUISVILLE Kr MEW TOHK Jf T 1sSIuusssssa ss1 J W TWYMAN DEALER IN Stoves and Grates CASTINGS AND TINWARE Contractor of all kinds TlriO1 Oalvanlzed Iron andVCopper Work ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATtSKACTION GUARANTEED tIs isisia iiUSUI ISSSS sissussss sspssssuissu U 1StV I0 I1ERSMAGAZ INEwill be of more than usual Interest durin i Sn BetUes a ssrlss of irtkUi o i noteworthy subjects It will contain a compretuailr poliiicil aDd narrailr HISTORY OF THE I SPANISHAMERICAN WAR r uy HENRY CADOT LODOC U S SENATOR who Is eminently Sited for the Ink not alone became of hit ability II = writer of American history but fr tha poslllou he has held In our fOv faui at Then will also appear such articles as Admiral Sampsons Fleet Battle of Manila Bay Jay Uiat An STAVNTOZ UsN By Lieu Jf Etucorr USXV THEIR SlLVERvWEPPINa JOURNEY Vtf By William Dean HowelU A serial ttory to appear containing all that cluracterUtic charm that his rJ endeared Mr Hotrells to the reading public The Princess XenIA Spanish War Story ByUD M WATSON Dy Joitr Fox In A sOW story full of adventure and A serial the scenes of whichV strong situation an laid durinjour recent war SHORT STORIES UNDER AN APRIL SKY GHOSTS OP JERUSALEM Dy Brander Matthews Dy Nyrn Crinkle THE RENTED ROUSE WAY OF VIE CROSS Dy Octaw ThinetIlyStephen Bonsai THE LOVE OF PARSON LORD THE CUCKOO CLOCKVBy Mary X Wnldnl By Ellen Douglas DCIar4VTIlE CENTURYS PROGRESS IN SCIENCE By Henry Smith Williams MD These rape will thoroughly 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the accepted modern method of making their commodity vSthousand dollars In cltirenzIwpepoerupon the iiiccexf ul protecutlon of thtlr trac1elth maoartrt of lbs compan han noted that thT It a present lulttent a lower paine for every amid that thebeetwrapping and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that In years but needteaatntbe caw of a nurchaMtntlodtd to b u Nnre I nperlellCftbt underri I lor ieeral wse4 or are lOlGd to prscUoaliy u fresh and as emcaclulil as nero Acting upon these mnMtloni and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperIty of great now tola for a cent instead of the old rau of ov limn that amount J and general tendency In all direction toward low rates and increased sate the pasteboardSI being sold by the druggltt or storekeeper at a price lows than ever before adopted for 0sprietaty medicine FIVE CENTS ten talulor dOM for onehalt cent each 0I The company will not dltconttnu th manufacture and asic In the form with which tile hnolearned to know and talus the Ripen Taut s but will offer the cheaper J urtxperirnentaliyfor the t1IlIt of such aa ma dcafl them It should be sinderstuod t the or the medicine ii idenUcalia both sortS the only difference belu In the form and of or The flvseent park ogre are not yet to bo had of all dsaisre although It ii probable that almost any drug III obtain a supply when requested by a customer todo so I hut In an oue a singE carton containing ten tables will be ienlpoaagpatd to any address for fly cent In C st3mps forwarded to the Chemical Co Zto 30 Spruce St Kew York Until the I Eoodiara thoroughly Introduced to thl trade axentt dlen wilt be tupplledat a 4 price which will allow them a fair margin of rrofl t via t 1 down cartons for 40 cents12 dozen ill cartons for 432 S gross qaztuni for PJIiII lgyces 110M cartons for 0 lino Castawithtbcorderlncverycsc L w aw0 John B Castleman Arthur G Lan bair Brtcklnrldge Cattleman Royali Insurance Co Of Liverpool 4 I The Largcs Fire Insurance Company In the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Bussness Transacted In the Southern States t PAUL M MOORE Barbee Castleman ARLINGTON KY MANAGERS Resident Agent for Earlington and Southern Department 1VIcn1ty Home Office Louisville Ky cv Jdv vvrvvvvvuv v000v P VVVV VVYy rru v wv- iT c SUBSCRIBE FOR TPIE JE3EE MONE DOLLAR PER YEAR If i d t r THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VI FIRST QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES FEB 6 Text of the Ietton John Iv 43Sli Memory Vcrueii 40G1 Golden Text John Iv Comtnontory Prepared liy the lies D M Stearns Copyright 189S by D M Btearns 48 Xow nfter two days Ho departed thence and went Into Onlllco Tho Sn maritans hearing the womans testimony came unto Him to hear Him for thorn selves Many believed becnuso of what sho told them and through their entreaty Ho abode thero two days and lunny more believed because of Ills own word verses 3918 Thus souls were saved united to Him mado partakers of Ills redemption and His glory nnd thorovras joy In heaven as well as In Samaria Luko xv7r 10 Untold blessing cano to them through this Jew and becauso of Him they forgot their differences 44 For Jesus Himself testified that a prophet hath no honor In his own coun try His own country was Nazareth anti though Ho taught In their synagogue they only wondered at him nnd called Him the cnrpqntcrs son Anti wcro offend ed at Him EO Ho did not many mighty works there becauso of their unbelief Math xIII 5408 Wo need not think It etrango If sometimes those nearest to us do not think much of us If well known In heaven wo can be content to bo un known on earth and tho consciousness of Ills approval whoso wo nro and whom we servo Is everything Acts xxvll 23 II Tim II 16 45 Thou when Ho was como Into Gal lieu the Qnlllooaiis received Him having soon all tho things that Ho did at Jerusa horn at tho feast for they also wont unto the feast At tim feast of Jerusalem Ho hind cleansed tho temple and wrought many miracles chapter II IT 23 At ono time Ho said TIm works that I do boor witness of mo that tho Father bath sent Me John v 80 and He also said Tho Father who dwolleth In Mo Ho docth tho works xiv 10 Wo are commanded to let our light so shlno that others may coo our good works and glorify our Father which Is In heaven 40 So Jesus como again Into Onna of Galileo whoro Ho mado tho water wino and there was a certain nobleman whoso son was sick at Capernaum At tho mar rlago Ho supplied their need Ho delivered from n difficulty Ho manifested Ills glory Ho is tho same yesterday today and for ever Hob xlll 8 and wo are assured that Ho will supply all our need and do liver from all difficulties and preserve us unto His kingdom Phil Iv 10 11 Tim Iv 18 47 When ho heard that Jesus was como out of Judaea Into Galilee ho wont unto urn and besought Him that Ho would como down and heal his son for ho was at tho point of death Ho hoard that Jesus was como therefore some ono must havo been telling How necessary It Is that wo should bo over tolling that Jesus has como anti suffered and died and risen again and by Ills life and death and res urrection provided eternal redemption for all who will receive Him and that Ho will como again to give Immortal bodies to alt His pooploand to sot up Ills kingdom on tho earth 48 Then said Jesus unto him Except yo see signs and wonders yo will not boo hove Faith needs to bo tried for by trial faith In strengthened Jesus never saId an unkind or an unnecessary word and therefore there was a cause why Ho should thus speak to this nobleman They werq over saying Show us a sign What slgnshowest Thou Math IIi 08 John II 18llmd thero may havo boon a desire for such even In this mans heart for the Lord know what was in man 40 Tho nobleman salth unto Him Sir como down ore my child die When it is a great emergency and tho soul is very much in earnest our words nro apt to bo few and to tho point Perhaps as the man journeyed ho tolerated doubtful thoughts but by our Lords remarks ho recovers himself and now comes this cry of faith bcllovlnK that If Jesus will only como his boy will live It was a fathers heart cry for his son Sec otto much more pitiful in II Sam xvlil 33 because It was too late What did our Father In Heaven fool as Ho gavo up His only begotten Son for us 60 Jesus salth unto him Go thy way thy son llveth And tho mail believed tho word that Jesus had spoken unto him and ho wont his vay The samo voice which said Let thero bo light and there was light tho same word that made tho heavens and all their host tho Ono to whom nothing is hard or wonderful Gen 1 8 Ps xxxlll 0 Jer xxxll 17 said to this man those comforting words and the man rests upon them in quietness and confidence and goes lila way expecting to find his son living and not dying There are joy and peace in believing but thero is no steadfastness apart from it Rom xv 18 II Chron xx 20 Isa vll 0 61 And as ho was now going down hie servants met huts and told him say leg Thy son llveth And so It came to pass as Jesus said When Paul was told by the angel in tho storm at sea after all hope was given up that alt would bo saved ho stood forth and said Bo of good cheer for I believe God that It shall bo oven as I was told me And so It came to pass Acts xxvII 25 44 When Mary believed tho message of Gabriel it is writ ten of her Blessed is sho that believed for thero shall ban performance of those things which were told her Irons the Lord Luke I 45 63 Then Inquired hoof them tho hour when ho began to amend And thoy said unto him Yesterday at tho seventh hour tho fever loft him Wo may Imagine the anxious watchers after tho father left home and how thoy would reckon tho time till his return bringing with him tho great prophet They would say Now ho U at Culm now ho is perhaps talking to Him now If ho has found Him ho ought to bo leaving for homo and all tho tlmo they would bo watching tho sick boy perhaps unable to lift his head and not caring to open his eyes and thoy were longing for Jesus to como 63 So tho father knew that it was at tho annie hour in tho which Jesus said unto him Thy son llveth and himself believed byhenrlngEvery promise believed and fulfilled in creases our faith and if only wo are will ing and yielded our God will fulllll in us all tho goqd pleasure of Ills goodness antI tho work of faith with power II Thess I 11 lB1I1hls is again tho second mlraolo that Jesus did when Ho was como out of Judaxi into Galileo In tho two miracles wo have gladness and health In Ills presence is fullness of joy Thero 11a river the streams whereof make glad Only One If I In harvest fields Where strong ones reap May find ono golden sheaf I For love to keep May speak one quiet word When nil Is still May help some fainting heart IJfr On which may soar Some glad soul heavenward I I ask no more I Christian Standard J The Reward of Faith Rich indeed nro the rewards of faith Sura and certain is tho course of a life illuminated by its rays Faith takes uponHimperish and whoso infinite lovo is paralleled by His ability Well mayiwo who trust Him and rely upon tho nOOn ing work of Jesus rest assured thabno one shall pluck us from ills hand fUlly persuaded that Ho is able to keep that commUted unto Him Episcopal Re coxdrtr l9HHRBiiCONSUMPTION L 1 J ci4 I 1 H1H3ftHlH3tH 1HSlHH i4l3ft 1o d 1 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I ty INCORPORATED 1Miners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE I I B KnetuckY1ii BrA rlch Offices IJAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt It G ROUSE Mgr Palmer Ilouse Broadway lad cali J Tennessee Kentuck IIs i itBuildingg mm r Pr THE FAMOUS NO 9 COALJI jFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St iMines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables S I IIused THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 11 MARKET 5 d I I RU8HHD GOKE FOR BASK BURNRR8 AND FURNGR8I i Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when yOU can get ST BERN Iione ton of the best Anthracite CoalIASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY IW3StfW5TOi StftStS t tS bIII1ICHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the AVeelc neKlunlngr Jan SO Comment by Rev 8 II Doyle Tone Gods armyPa xx 19 Chrti tlan Endeavor day Ancient kings of Israel before going to battle offered up bloodless offerings and whole burnt sacrifices in the temple unto God This ninth psalm was prob ably Intended to be sung while the king on such an occasion was making these offerings The psalm consists of three parts J The prayer of the con gregation probably chanted tim Le Tiles while the smoke of the sacrifices ascended to heaven verses 15 2 The king himself takes up tho strain and expresses his faith in God verses 08 8 TIme congregation respond proving again God save the king verse 9 The army of ancient Israel going forth to battle against tho heathen nations of the world may be symbolical of Gods army today going forth to bottle against tho kingdoms of the world Such a con filet Is constantly being waged Tho kingdoms of satan and of this world are constantly arrayed against the kingdom of our Lord nnd Saviour Jesus Christ Tho battle rages more fiercely everyday Tbo elements of evil contend against the elements of good und each one of us is enlisted on the ono aide or the other The desire for victory is tbo great ambition of ono who goes fortb to battle In this psalm wo have pointed out what Gods army must do today to hove sac cess and victory Let us study these es sentials to success 1 Gods army to succeed must be willing to make sacrifice The king mode sacrifices before going forth to battlo Gods chnrchGods people must bo willing to make sacrifices today to bo successful It costs something to win battles War is expensive to tho victor as well its to tho vanquished It will cost Gods people today money tlmo labor sacrifice to war successfully against tbo powers of evil but victory will pay for all the cost 2 Gods army to succeed mast pray to God This both the people anti the king did God decides the destinies of men God gives victory or defeat How necessary then that wo should earnestly nnd fervently beseech Him to bo with us in our struggles 8 Gods army to succeed mutt setup its banners in the name of tho Lord In tho name of oar God wo will setup our banners verse 5 To expect even to succeed wo must bo sure that wo lire advocating the cause of God Wo must not confound the cause of self or of the world with Gods cause Wo must bo on Gods side rather than expect God to be on our side This will give us a just and worthy cause an essential to success Thrice is he armed who bath his quarrel just 4 Gods nrmy to succeed must trust in God Somo trust in chariots some in horse but wo will remember tho tiamoof tho Lord our God verse 7 Faith in God is an absolute essential for success in fighting for God Our trust must bo in Him rather than in man Tho battle is not to the strong but to those who put their faith and trust in GodBible Readings Ps xxvII 10 xxxiii 1220 Provo xxi 81 Eccl ix 11 Isa xxxi 13 Amos ii 1410 Hoseni 7 Jer ix 23 24 Zcch ir 10 Rom xll 1 211 Oor ill 5 Gal vi 0 Eph vi 1018 Phil iv 12 13 II Tim iv 7 8- Sincerity Sincerity must always remain the in gredient of all our actions of cor thoughts and their expressions Insin cerity is tho curse of life and cannot bo smoothed over by any effort Jewish Voice Accumulation and Distribution The happiness of the mon who lives for more here is In accumu lation The blessedness of the man who lives for God is in distribution Stop ford A Brooke Here Already There is a success bound up in every noble effort The hour of triumph may bo far distant bat In the sight of God it is here already Presbyterian JourI saL- C w 11 111r Kl1 j i 01ritf TWENTY YEARS DRUNK But Quit Whiskey When Ills Bet ter Nature Was Aroused and Drank No flare From the Lexington Herald An insurance man from the North was in the city a few days since According to his statements he has the Kentucky Colonel heat a block on the question of the capacity for whisky He claims to have drunk during twenty years of his life more whis1y than anyone else in the same space of time Kentucky Col onels not excepted Vhile talkI ing to a Herald reporter he saidII am now fifty three years old and for twenty years of my life un til ten years ago there was not night when I didnt go to bed drunk It has often been a source of wonder to me that it did not kil me but it did not even leave any ill effects so far as I know I was always capable of attending to my business without any trouble The only reason I can see is that Ial ways drank the best whisky obtain constiltutionConn and was engaged in the in surance business One night I went home andlooked as usual forc my whisky but I found that my wife had locked it up I endeavored to induce her to let me have some of the whisky but she refused I went to bed but couldnt sleep I just lay there and tossed about thirsting for whisky Finally I dressed and started to Hartford a distance of some two miles across Dry Meadows for the whisky It was a clear and starlight night which naturally makes one thought ful and arouses his better nature When I arrived at Dry Meadows bridge I stopped a while and thought All at once it dawned upon me what a fool I was whisky rule me Then and theref I determined to quit drinking I went home and to bed The next morning my wife noticed mud ontmy shoes and said I suppose o you went to Hartford after whisky last night 1 replied yes Did you get it l No I have quit for anythingbuteyes Well I quit When my acquaintances heard it reported that I had quit drinking they would ask When did he die1 or Where w he buried From that day to this I have not touched liquor FOR SALE Four good mules BARNETT ARNOLD Consumption Cured Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Ualsam will cure any case of consumption if taken in time Consumption starts with a slight cough or cold This where consumption gets ii Spfucelheal the lungs and throat and avoid the consumptlooiPrice 25 c and Soc For sale by St Ber nard Drug Store Record Breaking Weather Some four inches of snow fe Monday night and Tuesday ai the mercury registered right at zero Tuesday was one of tli n most severely cold days eve known in this climate The maximum temperature for the day was only nine degrees Tuesday night manyIature was 10 degrees below zero and the drop continued until a minimum of fourteen degrees below zero was reached The oldest citizen can now have the floor We can rejoice at one thing there was plenty of coal and good houses and nobody froze Mrs Will Rowe and children of Howell Ind visited the Wlialen this week MULES FOR SALE Four goodones BARNETT ARNOLD Red Hill Items The farmers of Red Hill got a move oi themselves during the warm tunsbiny dat- f last week burning plant beds and pre 1 U Ring out the old Slag lathe nor RIng out the Wa JUngln the trae We bring to you tba new and true from tha piney forests of Norway r DR BELL- SPineTarHoney Natures most natural remedy Improved by aPIcasan4PcrmanntPosltlvocuro of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are sxkfla rated the microbebearing mucus Is cut out f the cause of that tickling Is removed and the Inflamed membranes anhealed and soothed so that then to no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottle Only 26o 60o and 100 Saiiu uiii t5UHt yau QtTlJiAi8aYiA8OLDtenJ never nsed qzgr1pMwet1ascougheandcoLiamaklnaai stronj X X A paring for large crops of all klods One of our brightest and most respects I JOUDR men took courage to go see his but girl Sunday but returned with a ud face saying she didnt know him from Adams cO steer The musical entertainment given at Mr Bennetts Saturday night was a decided success There wai a large crowd in attendance and everybody bad a good lime- S Wonder If Clinker would like lo buy a rabbit Perbaf I could sell him a goat Mr William Green and sister Laura of Greenville were the guests of Mr and Mrs R 0 Keys last week Charlie Keys went lo Ifopktnsville Tuesday and purchased himself a now suit of clolbes but when be reached home be found they were about four numbers too large for him We suppose Charlie felt larger la town than In the country The psrljr given at George Teagnes Saturday night was quite an enjoyable ones Your humble scribe bad the pleasure of al tending TUB BIlK is the only uptodate paper in adloloIa bright newsy paper one long year for one dollar We wish Tuc Baa abundant mayhaveknown lo our blight good old family paper OLD Rough EVERYdI Hilslead commliiloncd br he Govern 1 Ispaetmeat IerrIn the American trenches at Manila In the Iniur theOlympiaI the fall of Manila lionanta for agents Iltlmful photofrapbeisontbetpot Dropalltigris F T Uaiber SIC7 Star Insurance flIdg Chicago ur olored EHiens All conimunicatioiiii ami intitor of sews iifUlnlng to iblt column should be adlreitrd to GEO ALIXANDIK Uarlintton K Had It tccurred to you That Jesus said lo the woman at Jacobs wIlerSnever hirst That Jacob toiled hard for that well That there will bo no one Idle inlheaven 1 J Thai our ChrisiUn icfltence is like unto t a chain of so many links and If there le 100 links ninetynine strong add ore 1weak the chain will break just as quick as if they all were weak That TUB DEB Is an excellent papui 1 That the temperature Is somewhat lower than it was in July 1 That Christian Endeavor Christian As sociatiuna and temperance societies are not popular even amen churcb mnmhers MGRTONS OAt 4tLMrs EIU Patterson aid Mrs Licy Wilt son ore sick Rev C H Hebbi pasor of the First Baptist Church preaches his firewall sar- mon Sued ty He pre entd his r slgaa lion several days act which was accepted Heleives to lake nlnrrfa or a myris exten slve woric near Henderson Ky and car- ne with him the rejpsct and jbod wishes of the entire communlly Messrs U F Sharber F Taylor and E- lStanleyere In Midisonviile Siiad ty Mr J Ruflins visited relatives and friends at Hopkinsville S ilurdiy and Sundiy Mr Will Graddlo is on the sick list William Bradley and A Watson were In in Hecla Monday Mr Issic Nance was slightly injured In the mines one day this week The entertainment given by the trustees last nlgbt was much enjoyed anti showed great preparation on the part of tha par ticipators Miss Florence Warders school com mencement will be Feb loth The Mor tons Gap quartet Mr James Ruffian Miss helpMsrcuinvited to come I f I a S 1 fili- oti DOC i h i II W II Issac Anynnossno iOnmay iloklr atcertali mr other aa Fiseintlon isprobi nilex i Ca niatesits patentsPatentspcetalnotk wlthont Scientific flnwiMH A hnndeomely IllnitratM wteklr TraMt dr dilation of any iclcntiaa Jnunml Tennai a rear t four L riewKlealora mUNN Co30ta3iw37NewYor S branch Oilier elS JI 8t Vaablogton ZTHROUGH VET1BUIED TRAINS DAILY NASHVILLE i rHlrArn S J fPJEFFRIESGPA 0t1HILLHANGSJ tVAHiVILUINO NASnVllLEjeHK 0 okKeellioglI6 rPHONOQRAFHY ranA Situation TntWrl1e religTlJij oIJl GENERAL WRSMITH LEXINGTON KY For circular ot isis fitaooe and niponttU COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY AnanlrU Hcilal at World Expoclllea- ii t n tn thousand of In tailor Full Itiulneia VonrM InclodlogTul lion llocke sad 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