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JL I y f U zwPPvlf 0 d1 t 4- 1t I p 1EIITrwL J grJTHYEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MARCH 16 1899rio11 IIJack Long Dead Mr Jack Long died Tuesday irafternoon March 141899 at his 8pinalmeninRitisnt days This is the only case ol menfrifUifotf record for Earltog I tont DChatUhjpf this place and Dr Jackson of Croflon the lj latter a br therin law ol the dis cased attended the case and bott hj agreed as to the disease i Mr Long leaves a wife and one boy about ten years old He was an official member of the A O U W and held the office of recorder in that organization at the time of his death Tho brethren of the order escorted his remains to Cro- ton r I Wednesday morning where the body was given burial with honors of the order 0 The deceased had been employed 4 in the Lduisville and Nashvill- ashops here for several years and number of railroad men were of the s party that escorted the body p Croft n Railroad Improvement Tho plans of the railroad offi t Jr dais that are about to be put liiti effect as to increase in yardage fa r cilitics here will add something j like a mile and a hilt of new sid ing to the present tracks In ad dition to the long siding near the new Arnold switch three new sideS tracks are toUc put in west of t present tracks that lie north of the shops These will be built around the wcighhouse at number nine mines and to wakj room for them c it will he necessary to move back 31tenement houses now fronting the r c west Ride of the present tracks The f railroad company will move these t IIlOuses luck and a now street wil f t probably be opened for accommo f datum of those who occupy houses t Another Diamond Record i Motions Gap coal miners superintendent and mining mat clnnury have been doing some en viable things lately in the way of i jjreakingrccord In fact the Gap noIchyirtI r V the pace ts a i editor of TIlE UKE whispered to friends at the Gap that lien Gilli I biiiilof St Charles had recently built Tne IJKK sixty new subscrib- ersk they didnt do a thing make a new record The1 St 0 Charles total was dot beaten at once hut the rate at which new Gap subscribers were enlisted was breathtaking As fast as they could nod assent thirty six new subscribers were taken in forty nhinuleL and others were added before the day was overt THE BEE has been telling the world for years what a coal miner is and what he does and how much good he can and does accomplhsht under proper conditions good and useful a citizen he is i and TilE BEE appreciates to the i fullest extent the hearty endorse oIfcorded its efforts by the good coal s miners ol Hopkins county and other countiesIa reader is referred to the first item inthJcolul in of Down in the Mine this issue Compend of Increased Wagesa From Draditreeti The following shows the num tier location and class of workers benefited by advanced wages dur ing the past week Tinplatc work 4 j ere Newcastle Fa 1200101500 iron workers Greenville Pa j iron workers cllairc Ohio 3000 iron workers I Wheeling W Va 3coo nailworkers Williamsport Pa brick makers Jeanoettte Ps 250i cotton operatives Northbndgci fa Mass 600 cotton operatives Brunswick Me 1006 cotton operatives Saco 1500 quarrymenn Franklin Pa iron un cansville Pa SOD cotton opera L lives Salem and Fitchburg Mass 2700 miners iiirminghamAlac district chain Pa 300 hborqrs Bethlehem Pa 300 iron workers Syracuse N Y loot iron workers Myerstown Pa iit iron vorktrs HarrisllurgPa 6oj iron workers and laborers Altoona l fMt pp cotton operatives Amcsbury yr ami Webster Muss 2800 irons p fi workers Chattanooga Tcnn 700 iron workers McIe sport Pab4 7000 The increase averages t t ID per cent In r t iJ Mr EJJ Mann assistant sup i J erintendent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was in town yestehlay He took dinner with I Mr J no QH Atkinson and helped Y the latter to get into perfect work t ing order a now Edison phono 4 tiutnberof the records a fQr tithn6w machino are those that A have been made by the singing of MIss Est llaL Mann daughter- of Mr E H Mann in New York iand they are excellent Miss Mann is perhaps the only really in I successful singer of her sex for the i phonograph The female voice i- sHext rare that possesses the qualities necessary to make a per feet record i o L I AMER16ND1PLOMOVf S the Bona Fide Article by For eign Diplomats THE UNITED STATES REPLY TO ITALY hnA Prominent Diplomat at Winning ton Declare It to Have noon a nemnrUalily llrllllunt Stroke ot Diplomacy From VIiloh State May nap Ieui nt Washington Mi15The nmbas sadors and ministers in Washington of countries having large interests in China have communicated to their foreign offices the substance of the re oent answer of the United Sates ti Italy to the effect that this country would maintain an attitude of dIe- mtereeted neutrality In reference to thl Italian designs on San Mun bay advisedothcanuounccnicnt of the United States as of supreme importance In the Chit ncso situation Tho reasons for this are summed up by a prominent mem her of the diplomatic corps repre seating one of the powers of Europe i as follows Ilrllllant Diplomacy Btatelostroke of diplomacy The natural In cllnatlon of tho United States govern meat would have been to favor SnstunI the growing Amurlcnn trade III China But ns this would hava excited the animosity of China your government decides upon a course of disinterested neutrality This ghee no offense to China and at the same than Italy nn I the worlll lit large take notice thai the United States will Interpose no obstacle In the acquisition of San Mun bay or other Chine ports It is roost Important to all the powers to know that the United States hue no purpose to interfere In bchalfof China even to tho extent of exerting her continuingIlook upon the American answer developerisen In recent days and I think It will bo accepted In nil the foreign of IIcCLrulueJfurther pointed out that If Italy secured San pIorted States Interests In the Philippines It is ono of tho southerly ports of China ard bout the closest for tho big trade to and from Manila The Chinese authorities were at first inclined to accept the answer of the United States to Italy as rather fa vorablo to China But the more It Is tetassurance that her hands will bo free In executing tho move on San Mun bay It THE LEECH LAKE INDIANS Sbey are Said to be In a Dirty Tern AUTIMinneapolis Minn March 15bMichael Goglns a wellknown connervatlvo line cruiser rays that Leech Lake Indians are in a dirtyrtemper anti ready for any deviltry They have bcen holding councils two or three times n week and tho proceedings arc kept very quiet Tho Indians grievance in based n a fear that after prospective pinetales are over they will still jstocould mubter In case of troudble fully 1200 fighting men armed The government has lately ordered the two companies of the Sev enth Infantry away from Fort Snail and tho state now has no avail ble military force except newlyor ganlzed militia of Sluit Pa LintulnationsS IIpointedwill have to elbeforewill take rank according to the cxami nations which they pass the men from the regular army taking precedence over those appointed from civil life w ml Age Limit for BnlUtmcut Washlngton March 15An order as been issued by the war department Increasing the ago limit for enlistment agetCharged With Killing tier Child San Francisco March 15rs Mln ie Adams has been arrested on suspicion of having murdered her twotyearold illegitimate child John ard Gray by administering carbollo tthildFatal Irnoa With Police JoncsWISflglitbetween r Will Gray three countrymen nnd tho city police A lUau Strike In Alaska t Seattle Wash March 15News has tu eexi received hero of n rich strike in tIle Sea Level mine near Ketshecan southeasterly Alaska A vein of 40 ore has been discovered with ntrealm that runs as high IUIGO to the ton Borne selected specimens received here will average from 20000 to 60000 to the ton March Music The March wind blow and nips ones nose we And whistles shrill and ibarp nd the beard I Will of Uie PopulistfaIs a gay TJollan harp L A W Bulletin Tab Henley Is now playing a barotona the great Howell Shops railroad band to IM tItrCUB AN l3rufsenRbeuna OIL cures Battkm and Soree Price 26 cents Sold by St Bernard DrugStore H o ck 4 1 CUBAS GRAND OLD MAN lie U Not A Deuear mid llecoBnltri- Onlythc Authority of the United State Havana March 15oen Oomez said be recognizes only one power In th Island that of the United States that the Cubans can do bo declares by permission of the American author Itlcs and therefore the military asscin bly can only talk In his opinion the assembly Is acting as it does because it wants to get more money out of the United States In this connection 3 ie proiIj self beavers that bo is not a beggar The United States offered the 3000 000 and ho never asked an increase In the gift Indeed ho says to ask more would be undignified and improper Much Thunder but Little Hnln penksrit was his creation as be did not wish to appear a dictator and that tho real military members who took no part in the voto to depose him will now re sign Ho culls the assembly a collcc tlon of black clouds with much thun der but little rain ITO MEET THE ROUMANIAN The Dead front Santiago de Cuba and Porto ntoo to be Fitting ly Honored tWashington h13The score tary of war sent tho following order to JslIBy direction of the president you will on the arrival of the Houranula with the remains of tho soldiers whd were killed or have died at Santiago arid Porto RIco fire a fitting salute order all flags halfmasted nnd detail a sufficient guard to see the caskets taken off tho ship and expressed to their former homes The Houmnnla is expected to arrive very soon Will telegraph you tomorrow ns early as pos jJble the exact time n A ALGER Secretary of War CUBANS THREE MILLIONS NewIand Put on 1IlealleINew York March 12A squad of 30 men from Co U Thirteenth under command of Capt Lit tell went to tho subtreasury and the f 000000 for the Cuban army was loaded into ten trucks Two armed poIIcot governmenttug governmenttranlPQrl I Excitement In SnUnoISantiago Cuba 13 cx cltcment prevails here owing to the action of the Cuban military assembly In dismissing lea Gomez from post of commanderinchlof Cubans 01I all classes emphatically repudiate the assemblys proceedings declaring that docs not represent tho national demand To Remember Cauibon Washington March 15The presl contemplationthosultnble f the French ambassador M Cam on in brlngiifg to a successful issue tho peace protocol negotiations wit pain last summer Just what form the will take is not yet de cided Invetlifatlnir Packlnir House Chicago March HTho army ourt of inquiry regarding beef con work at the stock yards Investigating packing house methods It expected that the taking of test ony will occupy Saturday and Mon ay and that the court will leave for Wednesday Omaha or Kansas City Tuesday ort A Census of Cum Washington Mural 15Tue admlm Iteration has decided to take a census the island of Cuba as complete and- oreful as that taken in the United tates A census ia found to bo neccs 6 ary to determine who ore qualifiedtbefore the election is a representative government The Ninth Infantry to Go Son Francisco March 11 Orders bendquarters t for the Ninth infantry which is to be tent to Manila although it had beeniassigned to various ports on coast Germany Get the Caroline New York March 11A Manila dls patch says that Gen Riot thin Spanishl ominander has been ordered command of the Caroline rCarJnnJ handingthemently has purchased these groups ollevcd from DIcrtmlnaU nil Dntlee lrelllIentHcving from further discriminating Cities shipping from the British West Indian Islands of Trinidad and Toba o S Probable SuicidepNew York March 3terestedvest has been found dead with n bul revolvelblng Appointed Postmaster Washington March 15The presi lent has appointed Q IL Iliddcll post master at The Dalles Ore We have aaved any doctor bills since begnuslng Chamberlains cougb o Remedy in our home Wa keep a bolllo en all the lime and whenever any of my mily or myself begin to catch cold whbegin to use the Cough Remedy and YdoctorChamberlains Cough Remeday never fails cure It Is certainly a medicine of great merit aDdworlhD S MEARKLB General Merchant and Farmer Mattie edford county Pa For sale by Stl Be- rdDrug Store Earllngton B T Rob SJCbirle L i GEN UWmN AT MNIL- Uo t Arrived on Board the Transport Grant with Over Seventeen ItHundred Regulars REPORTED TO MAJGEK OTIS FOR DUTY Tho Troop to tie Dliomlmrkcd Jm mediately and Site Filipino May Soon ISaac From Them Tho ittnmain of Plvo Officer Action Shipped Home on Scnndla Washington March 11A cable gram rccc ived at tho war department dated Manila March 10 says that tho transport Grant arrived with tha troops in good condition Tho Arlzo na antI Newprt Icavo today for Son Francisco tho Arizona via Rang Kong and tho Newport via Nagasaki The Grant carried to Manila tho Fourth infantry and four companies Df infantryThis under the commandof Gen Otis 43 officers and 1710 enlisted men Tho Grant with Qen W H Lawton in command tailed from Now York January 10 Officer flemainu Sfnt Home Manila March 1 5 p mTho re mains of CoT W E Smith MaJ E pcConvIHe Capt David 8 Elliott and gccond Lieut Eugeno S French who weroshlppollbomo gcnndla with military honors tho t furnislilnihoMajGcn Lawton who arrived hero transporlOrantformally reported to MajQen Otis alter which ho returned on board tha Grant Tho troops that reached hero on board tho Grant the Fourth in rantry nnd a battalion of tho Seven tocnth will bo disembarked Immediately A battalion of tho Twen1 tysecond Infantry has reinforced Gen j IVheatons brigade DEWEY MAY RETURN HOME While Not UreaktaK Down in Healthi a Aliened hs Liable to He turn at Anr Time Washington March llWhllo the avy department has officially decided that Admiral Dewey is not breaking plainIhntwith tho Asiatic squadron by lila own tholce Secretary Long has not told the wholo story Tho fncjb Is that AdI UabletostartforVasb1Iligton wavy department is authority for th tatement s Only the jnoat serious condition ol Affairs at Manila ho added with tha menace of foreign complications will keep him there through tho summer A DEVASTATING STORM L Hundred house Blown flown anti Slack Other Damage Done nt Oklahoma City Kansas City Mo March 11 A ape rial to the Star from Oklahoma City Okla BaysiA terrific wind storm vie I comingrromft blew a perfect gale whllo tho rain fell in sheets Nearly 100 houses were blown down The oil mill and compress wero damaged nnd nearly every smokestack in town is down At number of plato glass fronts were smashed The damage is estimated at 50000 No lives were lost The Coio of Drcyfai London March 11A Paris dispatch o tho Dally Mall says The fireworks pf tho Dreyfus affair are only just commencing Ono thing is certain it Is all up with Gen do liolsdcffrc Ho and Gen Roget aro responsible fox Henrys forgery find death All he excitement however will end in hhoko and the pardon of Dreyf us- A Kentucky Hanging Glasgow Kyj Mllrch11John FfiinkHn was hanged for tho murder ihIa moU1 Mrm Bowles A onlyhnltedInclosunj to witness the execution A Jcnlotui Italians Deed ClUcaffo March 11ln a fit of Jeal lOUsy James Mcdgram an Italian la orer shot and killed his wife Theresa and then sent a bullet through his own head Tho woman on tIme way to the hospital but t is believed Medgram will recover Iorlshcd in tho Flames Rockford Ill March ItInn fire JosepJIMeCnbeaw Lottie Brickley aged 10 per shed in tho flames McCabe in attempting at rescue sustained InJu- rIes that may provo fatal Will Make Another Trip San Francisco March ItThe gov nt has revoked tho order can trnllsportCltrfitted for another trip to tho Phil lpplnes A Deep 54111 Producer Opened Marietta 0 March HAn oil well- roluc1ng 200 to 300 barrels odn1 wax opened two miles west of this city yesterday The Btrirfo has caused much excitement in oil circles as the woll is the first deep sand producer closo to the city lion J T Fount Tlllmnn Done Nashville Tcnn March 11lIon J Fount Tlllraan oxregister ottho treasury fllc 4 at his hdmcvnear Stol lllo After r brief illness Mr John Mahoney and bride f Gulfport Miss arrived in time city Monday for a visit to relatives here Mr Mahoney has made his ome in Gulfport for several ears past and was married Wed- esday evening March Sthto Miss cityhrhingioncongratulations ats The skin of an elephant uscmily tales five years to tan ofi THEIR COURAGE FAILED THEM ThoFlllplnoH Refused to tbo Led Krom Their Trenches Agalnit the Amcrlcnnn Manila March 12 050 p znThiFilipinos apparently had planned an attack upon the lines of len Otis and Gen Halo this morning but thole thougl1theyup the fusilado along the American front for an hour Our troops in obedience to orders refrained from shooting with the exception of two companies of newlyarrived men who replied until they had suppressed a brigadeThimtbody tcr leadership than most of the others nndi white man was seen among the officers endeavoring to lead them to the attack but apparently all efforts to itjduco them to leave the trenches were futile DEATHiThe ltiIy of the TwentyThird Kan na Colored Killed liy a Com v ratio lie lied Acaalted f Kansas City March 11Tho Twon third Kansas volunteers colored en route to Fort Lcavcnworth Kas from CityWhenLouis a soldier named Williams of Kansas City was stabbed to death by a comrade named George Itay Will latmtnvas known as the Bully of the regiment had stirred up considerable trouble finally assaulting Ray Ray shrew a knife and struck Williams in the breast killing him instantly The ItayIsITALY MEANS BUSINESS The Iloincut for n Concession of Chinese Territory Withdrawn nnd n Demand Substituted Pckin March 12The Italian min- Ister here Signor Martine addressed n note to the foreign office Friday evening making a request 4o take back tho Italian dispatch asking for a concession and notifying tho for eign office to accept it as a demand adding that ho was willing to enter Into friendly negotiations as to tho details but insisting upon an answer within four days This note was couched in courteous terms but the Chinese regard it in the nature of an ultimatum to which they will probably yield Sir Gen Keller Dead Springfield 0 March 13Mrs J Warren Kclfcr wife of MajGcn Keif er died here at three oclock yesterday morning of pneumonia She had been lit but little over a week Gen Kelfer and his son Capt Kclfcr of his staff arart Uthelr May homo from Havana but will not arrive hero until Tuesday or Wednesday Mrs Kelfcr was 61 xnarrIe5tolenArthurs administration when Gen JTclfer was speaker of the house Mrs Keller was a prominent figure in Washington society Engineer and Fireman Killed Ifuug atuck Conn March 13In a headop collision between two freight trains near Bradleys station on the Highland division of tho New York New Haven Hartford railroad yes terday monnin Engineer George Dean of Hartford was burled under his cab and instantly killed and his fireman Dan Kennedy of Danbury died a few hours later The engineer and firemanon the oth ti train escaped by jumping Several brakemen were injured but none fatally tilFire and Loss of Life Marysvllle Cal March 12Tho Marysvillo woolen mill was almost destroyed by fire Friday night tho loss being placec at 150000 The insurance D ounte5lto 71400 During the progress fire Franjc Peck of Xvba City a wellknown bi ycle rider en tered the building and was cremated Poor Little Joe New York March 11Dr Dunham Friday night broke to Rudyard RIp ling tho news of tho denthol his daughter Josephine Tho blow woe a heavy one but the father boro up bravely When ho had learned tho facts of her illness and death he mum inured Poor llttlo Joe Smallpox nt Washington Smallpoxbasof late and the health authorities are bending every effort to check what has threatened to assume tho aspect of an epidemic Suicide of Alleged Wife Murderer Auburn N Y March HFrank N Sheldon on trial hero for tho second tlmo for the murder of his wife Eva M Sheldon committed suicide in the jail Given IIU Liberty Chicago March 11Jean W Holts lander the church janitor who was or tested on suspicion of having mur dcred his blind housekeeper Cora Hen derson two weeks ago was given his liberty yesterday The identity of the murderer is still a mystery Dropped Dent on tho Street St Joseph Mo March 11John Barton a member of the NorJh Da kota legislature dropped dead on tho street hero at 8 a m of hemorrhage of tile lungs Deceased lived at Dev lls Lake N D and was on his way homo from La Balle HI Spring WciUber In London London March 13 London has been favored with ideal spring weath or during the past week anti there tins been a marked diminution of in Uucnzo The Administration has decided to take a census of Cuba as corn plctc as taken in the United States to be used as an establishment of representative government Dr BulllsMothers This hi remedy will save your wOUKll Syrup1coughcurs throat cto I Jfi r 7T y 6 4 tt s h Ii di- J CONDENSED TELEGRAMS Coy Barnes has reappointed all the Oklahoma territorial officials Three hundred miners quit work at Bloomington IIIond a strike may be declaredTho has appointed Herbert E Putnam of Boston to be librarian of congress Ellda Williams of San Francisco is waking up Doctors now believe that ebo will recover EssendupatStonizo Missouri lands In tho Missouri senate a bill has been introduced to forbid trust com panics to act as executor or guardi ansThomas McKlnney shot Hiram Lam bert near Vanceburg Ky They had been political enemies for nearly three years The president announced 123 ap pointments of second lieutenants in tho army before he left for his vaca tionWilliam Donaldson of Carlyle 111 burled 500 in a jar When he wont to add to his store his plant had disap peared CorpusChnistlnumber of dogs were also bitten and have been killed Prank Alnsworths trial on charge ol killing Engineer Dempsey in an at tempt at train robbery Is In progress at Carrollaon III Tho president started for the south Monday night He will be the guest of OeorglahemeJudge Dillenbaugh and Senator Burke of Cleveland 0taTO been die barred by the circuit court and can no longer practice law in the alMa of Ohio The navy department is informed by Admiral Dewey that the supply ship Kanshan line left Manila with supplies for tho new naval station at Guam Protest was made in the British house of commons against British sup port of Italy in the far cast but the government announced that Italy was welcome Madison Chapman aged 83 who set tied at Plttsfleld Ill in 1850 died Monday of apoplexy He held the of flee of justice of tho peace for 40 consecutive years If the plans of a committee of prom meat citizens of Washington do not fail Admiral Dewey will be In Wash ington to assist in the peace jubilee there on May 20 Italy has disavowed Minister Mar tlnos action in sending an ultimatum to China and has recalled that official Tho British minister at Pckin is guarding Italys interests The executive committee of the no tlonal council of administration of tho PhilaaelphiaAprilCommanderlnChlef Scxtori figureInand a pioneer of Ottawa was struck by a train Monday and seriously in jured Ho is nearly DO years old Rev Dr Boyd of St Louis declares tho Sunday saloonclosing spasm to be dodgelIepolleeUncloMarion county Mo for 52 years dled of apoplexy at his residence five miles north of Monroo City Monday He runninghorsesGeorge W Beltz aged 00 died at Taylorville Ill of lockjaw On February 10 Bcltz feet wero frozen A physician was not called it is said un til two weeks later when the feet were amputated Blood poisoning resulted in lockjaw Sentence was Sunucndod Albany N Y March 11In view of the recommendation of mercy by the jury Judge Gregory has suspended sentence on Mrs Cody found guilty of attempting to blackmail tho heirs of the late Jay Gould llnnsca ut Elizabeth N J New York March HLouis Iloesel was executed by hanging in the Union county jail at Elizabeth N J for the murder of James C Pitts of Summit THE MARKETS 1899CATTLENatlve COTTONMldduInti 6 FLOtmWlnter Wheat 8 a O 4 00 WHEAT No 2 Red O SI- 1COIlNNo 2 43V4W 43 OATS No 2 lip S- 3POllKNew Moss 97 tj 10 W- BT LOUIS COTTONMlddllng 9 8 UEEVESSteer 3 GO O 425 Cows and Heifers 2 50 tj 4 W CALVE8per 100 4 00 O 4 00 I39SBUErPloalr OATSKo 2 23 HYENo 2 53 ft 69 TOUACCOLugs 300 t 8 112lIAYClearTlmothy It 25 1734 M II E CH1UAGO CATTLE Natlvo Steers 3 SO Q S 60 HOGS Fair to Choice 365 tp 3 S5 SHEEP Fair to Choice J 60 4p 4 70 ILOUn Winter Patuilte 3 63 aj 3 73 i3pnin latents a IU u 3 70 WHEATNO 2 Spring cs C8 7034CORNNoOATS No 2 4 2 OQ tiI 0 O PoItKMe5AdILiyDCATTL1NatIve 25 5 ir HOGS All Grades 349 i 375 WHEATNo 2 Red new 7J l OATSNO white KM- CORNNO so ssNEWFLOUR Hlffh Orado 3 60HO 43W1OAlSVeternHAY Cholco 13 00 ft 13 60 PORK Standard Mess is 9 60 81de 0 tCOTTON IILOUISVILLEWHEATNO fled 7234t 73 368OATBNo M 81 10 W UACONClcar Ribs 6U is COTTON Middling 6 6 We would advise aU women who wish a complete and Iborough discussion of spring and summer fashions to read the current issue of HARPERS BAZAR In no other periodical can so satisfactory presentation of this subject be found Tbe fashion columns ora fully illustrated with cuts of the latest and most artistic gowns jickcls shirtwaists and walking costumes A full page Is devoted to each of these Boating golf bicycle yachting and riding cos tunics which be the rage during ihe coming summer are treated attest length and the suggestions in reg to are I ol exceptional I 1i Y THE IDVINCEHAS BEGUNI Gen Wheatons Provisional Brigade Begins the Advance on the Filipino Positions THE ENEMY RESISTED STUBBORNLY I lime Adrnnoe o One Loops how ever Wai Unchecked lad the City of Pailff Bait of Manila Iran Captured with the Lou of One Man Killed Dad Six Wounded Manila arcb13 1155 a mAf daylight Brlgacn Lloyd Wheaton provisional brigade consisting ot the Twentieth United States Infantry the Twentysecond Infantry eight compa nies of the Washington volunteers seven companies of tho Oregon Volun tiers three troops of tho Fourth United States cavalry and a inqunted battery of the Sixth artillery was drawn up on a ridge San Pedro Mocati a mile south ot tho town The Advance Sounded The advance was sounded at 030 a m the cavalry leading the column at a smart trot IIcrossthl1 open to tho right eventually teaching a clump commanding the rear ofGuadalupe Supported by the Oregon volunteers tho advance forco opened a heavy lire- on H the rebels The response TVM and desutoryapparently coming of every covert While the rlgbtot tho column was swinging towards tho town of TWg the left advanced pouring volleys Intd the bUsh A Determined Stand A small body of rebels made o determined stand at Quadalupa ohurcb but was unable to withstand the as saultAt 730 a mo river gunboat start ed towards Paslg This rebels were first encountered by this vessel in the jungle near Onaddlupe Steaming slowly the gunboat poured o terrific fire from her Qatllng guns Into the brush For nfl of an hour the whirring of the rapidfire guns alternated with the booming ot the heavier pieces on boardIn tie meantime BcottK battery ashore was shelllrig the trenched and driving tho enemy backi 7ba artillery then advanced to tho ldlfOof bamboo rind drov avfew of th enein sharp shooters away with volleys from their ctrbincs The artillery then advanced nnd met with littlo opposlUon Drove the Enemy In the meantime tho infantry had been sent forward In extended order the Washington regiment resting on the bank of the river each rcglmdht deploying on reaching Its Station and ftir lahing its own supports n v The entire column then wheeled towards r tho river driving tho enemy towards his supports and then advanced on Qundalupc Enemy in Pall Flight The nrtillery moved to a ridge com manding Pasig and Farteros By this time the enemy was In full flight along a uncover a tulle long and the firing i vas discontinued temporarily in orJ leI to give tho troops n rest before making the attaclcqn Paslg The enemys loss was believed to be severeo but only eight Americans verewounded v Papig Cdptured Manila March 13 4i50 p moen Whcnton attacked and captured the city of Paslg east of Manila this af ternoon The enemy made a stand for an hour but at the end of that time were forced to retreat Tho loss of thb Filipinos was 30 killed and 16 prisoners of the United I States forces six were wounded The Casualties jspecialIng list of casualties sustained by the United States forces in the ddvonco upon and capture of Paslg J iK lea S James 8 Kine private Twentieth Kansas Wdnnd di Privates L F Alger Thpmns Miller Charles Davis Twentieth United States Infantry find Corp Charles Eos lcy Twentysecond infantry Italy flack Down ROme March UThd Tribuna as serts that Italy has not issued an ul tlmatum to China On thp contrary the Itnlldn government hasl disavowed llrdlnghttRUed him confiding Italys Interests to the British minister at Pekln until the successor of Martina arrives there I 5 r r I Charred Remain round Chcnoa lit Marsh UA charred body vas found yesterday in the ruins of the Gazette office was burned Sunday It is believed to bo that of 7ameq Cain a printer known in CIn- cinnati and cSt Louts Thomas Finton has been missing since the fire and It Id believed that he has been burned A Ianii StrlUo Traced Pond Ill March 14 James Jeble t nonunion mlerwho fatally stabbed James Webb a union sympathizer Is under arrest at Taylorville Jehle was hurried out of the city officials fear- Ing riots might 4pllow his arctt Chicago I1le or rinc colony Chicago Mar h14rTho Chicago colony Isle of Pines a cooperative igrlcuHural community has been or punited hire AB tho name indicates It will bQ located In th9 Isle of Pines Dropped JJ Od ta Hl Larr OSce ChicAgo March UDavlq JI Bakcr txjudge of the supreme court dropped dead in his office yester lay of heart disease Digest Your Food Ninety per cent of all sickness Is causedI by food not being properly llte creates poisons and goes into your blood and then you are liablato almost any dis ease the human system it b irto UiaDr Carlstedts German LIver Powder and watch the results You will feel the good effects after taking one dose Give it a trial and be coDViDC d Price djc For- lalo by Sit Bernard Drug Store Dr OllosSprnco Gum Balsam Cures YoM cough jusi the rnedlein for clxii dren Subscribe for Taa Bw teplog Consumption singlemoment blowJtaloneFirst little backInGweight then a harder cough nightSweatsThe suddenness comes when you have a hemorrhage c whIleItYou can do it with AMersCileiTfi PectoralYou cough less The pressure on feelingofcurds b astencd by placing one o Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster over the Chest A Book FooitheThroatlIn fwwbltnerkn4ran tx recelTo writ the doctor You will promptroplWIUoutcoet MAnDKJ C AYEB iotit Kuf Tne Climate of Puerto Rico From Harper Weekly In the heat of summer the tern perature never rises above 95 de grees Farenheit on the seacoast and the nights arc usually cool Whatever unpleasantness pertains- to the climate is the outcome of the excessivehumiaity of the atmosphere during the ralnyseasonl and the clammy dampness of clear dawladen nights Unquestionably the rainy season is a trial to the constitutisn for the vet airheated By sudden sunbursts is difficult to breathe and exposure to the chilly damp of night is apt to bring on pernicious and malarial fevers However with anything like proper arc of the person and afair diet of quinine the summer season may be safely tided over In winter or rather during the dry season of November December January February the upper limit of the mercury is about 80 degrees on the coast and ten degrees less in the mountains dropping lowest in January There a greater range in temperature between day and night at this season than in summer the mercury sometimes falling during darkness to 65 degrees on the coast and ten degrees lower in the highest alti tudes Sixtyfive degrees means really cold weather to the Puerto Rican and the American who has lived on the islaad for a few months does not disdain to envelop his linenclad person in a light over cdat The difference between the temperature in open sunlight and dense shade is so marked that Itis actually dangerous to seekshelter from the sun when overheated in the shade of tree or jungle pneumonia is commonly produced in this way and many of the pulmon ary compajuts in the island may be traced to injudicious cooling off beneath umbrageous natural arbors A bit of superstition exists in the minds of the untutored na tives to the effect that certain large trees which form bowers of shade exhale poisonous noxious vapors and that those who unwittingly or foolishly rest beneath them die with frightful pains in the chest and back the true explanation being of course that acute onges tion is superinduced Haleys Hill News During the sunshiny days ol last week our hustling farmers were busy burning plant beds cutting sprouts and breaking ground for the coming crop Messrs T V Clark Malcomb Wells and Eq H C Helsleytwera in hopkins yule Wednesday on business Misses Lulu and Ohio Day Is Horio and OhIo Corlley visited Miss May Flowers Sunday Mrs John White is quite sick with la grippe Mr Robt Sharbcr who formerly clerked forL Yonls will DOW be found behind the counter at Esq Helsley Volney Clark one of the mostfwWea wake farmers of north Chrlstlan lwraed largo plant bed Tuesday Mri L Barnes of Fruit Hill wbomU been qnlteslck for some time Is Improv- Ing MAMAS Joy OC ei eel PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISH1NB COMPANY Incprporsted Bntere lth Pc toace at Btrlinjton i Second VIes nattu 1 T SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1II8A o YearlllrlctlIDdnnc 100 ThreeMoEtlis IS 6ngIsCopIe S sashed free on appflcatloflI Scants wanted In all ODDlY Addretsnt for particulars I THURSDAY MARCH 16 1899 1 SENATOR LODGE says the postponement j of the Pacific cable b f Congress is a piece of miserable economy I IAN Ohio paper predicts that A I 1 pfbtectlve tariff for England is a future possibility But wouldnt iIt be a joke if such a thing were to 1 I f TilE amount of money in circu- S a lation in the United States Wa- R again increased in February The net increase for the month was 10582055 r TilE Court of Appeals has de Jcided that private corporations are 1 3 not subject to franchise taxation and need not make to the State Auditor the reports required of ft 2 other corporations illJF I Were a Man is a new l Kentucky novel by by a new Ken t tucky author Mr Harrison Rob ertson It is said to be distinctly J a Kentucky story the first novel i of a novelist and fuel of interest i to Kentuckians especially article on Potato Culture- S ITUE in this issue is the pith of a lecture by one of the fore 1 most potato growers in America It was reported for THE BEE by a friend in another State and is t fi worth reading and preserving WITH that trained Indian fighter Stand able warrior Genl Lawton 5 iih the field at Manila and the large reinforcements of regulars r who are also trained in border warfare the childish Filipino gun I practice and bushwhacking will soon be under control i PRESIDENT McKiNLEV did not hint at free trade in his Boston speech when he said We have t quit discussing tariff and have3 W uingtradet r aj vj He simply expressed in a clear i terse sentence the present fixedness of protectton vindicated by exist ing conditions of trade the vast possibilities American manufactI urers and producers and the grow t ing supremacy and magnitude of American commerce These facts C are so well established and daily reflected through the news of the world that he who runs may read flore Money SS The Treasury statistics for the end of February show some very interesting facts The general L stock of money as compared with the corresponding date of last year 148flsilver dollars increased more thau 4100000 and subsidiary silver increased more than S 4800000 These are only a few of the items i of increase by far the most important of all of which is the gold coin incrrase The total amount of money in circulation shows an L increase of more than 202000 t 000 as compared with the corresI 51ponjlingdate of last year Based upon the estimate of 15601000I population made by ex perts the circulation per head of population is placed at 2551 or an increase per capita of 218 as compared with the corresponding date last year Coming Home The Third Kentucky Volunteers havingLnone onerous duties of military life for the past year rt The Third has acquitted itself honI bk orably and creditably in every sit f nation during its term of service j has stood well as a military organ 5 ization and provoked the praise of superior officers eminent as mili 4tarycritics The heart of many a mother r sister sweetheart will be made glad by the return of our boys in t blue and they will find a warm welcome home in which all the 6t p people of their native Western Kentuckythe good old pennyrile c Iregion will participate tHowgood it would be if not f n onlytbe regiment but the many friends of the Third could mobil vr ize at some one point and unite in c S one big and hearty demonstration t J of good cheer and welcome upon fA i theirreturn But this may not be tS It is understood the regiment will t jVbe rnustered out before being sent S home and the boys will return nottag a military body but as in c i J i r StI 4e dividual citizens back from the war Thus it is manifestly impossible to have a big regimental blow out such as characterizedhe return of the First Kentucky but it is to be hoped that proper steps will be taken to give the boys by corn panies the right sort of recognition in a royal welcome home Our Foreign Policy Those who from a partisan standpoint haVe found fault with PteldcntMcklUlefbecause he did not in the beginning of our recent wars assume the role of a sorcerer pretend to foresee the course and result of impending events and outline and announce a pet personal scheme proposed to meet all emergencies and contingencies in these thrilling scenes of civilizations progress come unsought upon the Republicthat they might ridicule his mistakes and laugh at his presumptionwilSI probably be in a by the announcement of a wise and pacific policy just now given out as a brief stalement of the at titude of the administration upon the gpban and Phillipine prob lemsThis is the policy briefly statet in a special dispatch from Wash ington i To deal with Gee Gomez for lb disbandment of the Cuban army ignorha- the socalled Cuban Assembly 2 To withdraw United States troops a fast as possible from the localities pacified in Cuba under horns rule 3 To administer to the hostile but deluded followers of Agninaldo by force of arms a lesson expected to teach them the folility of further resistance to the United States 4 Having restored order from M nla to Malolos then to proceed by the aid o commissions and conferences with the mor enlightened Filipinos to map out a pro gramme for the future which will be aCt cepted by the Filipinos and be communicated to Congress early next session False Prophets Confounded The question of money circulation is none the less interesting these days even if the logic of events has effectually silenced all but the most blatant of the ialse prophets who in recent political campaigns have predicted the dir est calamities upon the country under the existing gold standard The figures of the Treasury Department for the year ending March ist continue to confirm and strengthen the sound money men in their advocacy of the standard Speaking of this Brad struts says An increase of over fzbobopooo in the total amount of money in circulation and of over ts per bead of population as com parsd with the corresponding dale a year ago indicate a very remarkable expansion indeed in the volume of the circulating medium for a period of twelve months Tlshowing is of a nature to confound the financial theorists who prophesied a contraction of the circulating medium as the result of the maintenance of the existing gold standard What seems to be shown by the statistics is that when there is no question as to what the standard is and the value of currency remains nndis turbo by speculations as to what may be the result of new legislative enactments it flows in abundance in the ordinary chin eels of exchange In this condition the United States has remained for the last two years and one of the retails may be seen in the unchecked enlargement of the circu hung medium Yet in the face of facts that cannot be refuted Democratic con- ventions are held and in the absence of any hopeful issue upon which to base a national campaign t they continue to ratify the Chicago platform with Its proven false financial theory and all its other enormities How long will Democratic leaders presume upon and disgrace the intelligence the rank and file of their party They cannot hope tor justification with the intelli gent clement of the party but is sues are scarce just now on their side of the house and there must be an issu- eFarmers Institute Lecture on Potato Culture The first thing to do is to select a piece of land lying in clover sod Plow from six to eight inches deep according to the fertility of the soil Thoroughly pulverize with harrows the seed bed and strikeout the rows about three feet apart Cut the potatoes iu such pieces as to have one eye to each piece and plant one piece in place and about sixteen inches apart in the rows covering four inches deep The best seed potato i are those which have been kept from sprouting until planting time as the first sprouts have the most vitality and will produce earlier and larger and more potatoes than the second and the second growth after the first sprouts have been subbed oft will yield next earlier larger and better tubers than the third as each growth exhausts a certaittamount of strength and detracts from its productive value The time to plant potatoes is to get them in the ground as early in the spring as possible so that their growth may be finished before the hot summer weather arrives For the late crop plant so that the growth and maturity may be after the hot season is over and during early autumn No other fertilizer is required if a good clover sod is turned under Th clover while growing large quantities of nitrogen from the atmosphere and stores it around the roots which when inverted In the bottom of the furrow yield the fertilizer so necessary to the production of potatoes After the potatoes arc planted stir the surface every few days even after the sprouts appear through the ground using a two horse harrow for that purpose Then keep the weeder or cultivator or whcclhar row going continually and prevent the weeds from starting If tlii weather should be very dry sti the soil frequently even when not weedy which makes the top into a mulch and prevents the evapora tion of moisture from beneath Portions of the same field which ought to yield equally under simi lar treatment have demonstrated by subjecting one to the above mentioned and the other to the old method of waiting for the weeds to grow J1nd for tfie rain to come that the former caused the spitelin failure On the acreage de Jaborsavingg pends the desirability of having sing and harvesting the crop The small farmer who raises but two or three acres of potatoes an nually could not afford to purchase an expensive planter or digger while one who cultivates each year from thirty to sixty acres is justified to buy them To culti annuallyemost man ner requires the use of a planter and a digger and bushel boxes save handling the potatoes twice The method of frequently stirring the soil during drouth to prevent injury to the growing crop from lack of moisture is based on the theory of capillary attraction If a glass tube one inch in diam eter and open at both ends Is placed perpendicularly in a vessel of water it will be seen that the water inside of the tube stands higher than without Reducing the size of the tube increases the height of the fluid inside of it The moisture in the soil rises to countItinuous arrangement of the mole cules ol earth in such form as to permit it Consequently when the surface is disturbed in cultivating the continuity of the tubes is broken at the depth reached b the implement the rise of the moisture temporarily ceases and the more frequent the disturbance t the less opportunity is afforded for new formation of avenues for its escape The potato crop is followed by wheat with which grain clover is sown The next year after the wheat is harvested the clover is cut for hay The second growth is allowed to fall and turned under with the sod for the following po tato crop Clover hay when judiciously fed to horses and cattle is a balanced ration and they require very little grain One hundred and fifty bushels per acre is a minimum crop of potatoes When soil and season suits the yield should be two hundred and fifty wTw y J NEIGHS AND BRAYS lj OF THE 1 h ft9 ED1lp91I Hark from the Toombj j i +4 dcbh t jt1J 1 J We have been having a little game of diamond cut diamond in our cily and this is about the size of it Ollie Toy who runt a barber shop on Main street went one day last week to Lee Cazorl who operates a grubbery next door to purchase a ham Now Cozart well knew that Toy could no betpalmed off on his unsuspecting neighbor the commonest kind of a shoulder for genuine country ham Toy carried the al leged ham home in a trot licking his Ups in fond anticipation of hot biscuits and red gravy He joyfully showed his good wife the ham and expostulated on its toothsome qualities She interrupted bis string of praises and told him that his sboulderIwas a bam I and to confirm his argument said Lee Cozart said soo His wife took the butcher knife and cutting Into the disputed bacon showed him a blade kane as broad as a canoe paddle and limited as Is his know edge of bacon be is well enough posted in anatomy to know that shoulder blades do not occur In bind legs so poor Toy swallowed his wrath and as he swallowed the alleged bam in subsequent Installments he meditated revenge on Cozart who was then laughing outside his sleeves at outwitting the man of razors But all things come to him who waits One day soon after a Urge pane of glass in the front of Toys shop was accidentally broken Now while this was a panefal accident it seemed for awhile to be a bless lug In disguise as it afforded the luckless barber an opportunity to get even with Ihe bam dealer Looking out of his shop Toy saw Cozart just starting to Madisonviila and calling to him requested him to bring out In his buggy a large pane of glass to to replace the one just broken Lee prom ised to do so and late that evening deljv LLW t Evil Dispositions Ate Early Shown II eJust so evil in the blood comes out in shape of scrofula pimples etc in children and young people Taken in time it can be eradicated by using Hoods Sarsaparilla In older people the aftermath of irregular living snows it self in bilious conditions a heavy heada foul mouth a general bad feeling- It is the blood the Impure blood friends which is tho real cause Purify that with Hoods Sarsaparllla and familyrlire for years owing to blood poisoning that followed small pox It broke out all over my body Itching Intensely Tried doctors and hospitals In vain I tried Hoods Sfirettpa rllla It helped I kept at It and was entirely cured I could fro on the housetops and shout about It Mill J T WILLIAMS Carbondale Pa Scrofula Sores My baby at two mpntbs had scrotum sores on cheek and physiciansBnaparllla cured him permanently He Is MalBSJSalJa l andiiiered to Toy the aforesaid pane and told the barber that he had paid one dollar and fifty cents for it and idsinuated that he would like to have his money back Toy very calmly told him that be lately paid that amount for a socalled country ham and would also like to have his money back and so the matter stood for several days Every time Cozart mentioned money Toy discussed bams and it looked mightily like the knight of the razor held both bowers and the ace on the man of sandwiches Finally Toy told Lee that he would shave the account out with him although be was not in the habit of shaving notes Now as Cozart has attained middle age and his face is as smooth as a clean washed turnip it seemed that if shaving was hIs only show he was a long ways from his money But all this while be was thinking and he bad evolved a scheme which worked like greased lightning No he said I wont shave it out with you but I will tell you what I will do If you dont pay lIe that money this instant I will put a barber shop in my restaurant and shave my patrons free Toy painfully planked down the currency and Lee departed grinning clean back to his collar button Toy is doing some deep thinking and the neigb bore are walking past on tiptoes There li one thing that all shonld know Since ignorance forms no ait excuse Dont ever bit on high and tow Unless you hold the ace and deuce George Robinson the saw mill man has been into trouble Last week a decayed tooth began to put in its best licks at ach ing and it gave a lot of trouble In fact instead of a lot it was an acbcr of trouble and George tried all sorts of remedies but that grinder ached on steadily day and night One day when George was search cameYthine eye offend thee pluck it outand cast it into the fire He shut the Book and said with great emphasis That settles it By thunder I am going to yank that tooth out and cast it into the fire according to the scripture for If a man is allowed to pluck out his eye for offending him by George it looks like be is justified in snatching out a tooth that is killing him day and night He quickly repaired to his office in the mill yard and after care fully locking the door be tied a stout cord around the offending member and securing the other end of the string to a stout nail in the wall be shut his eyes and said piously Now may the Lord bless us and make us truly thankful for what we arlfgo log to receive Amen He gave a back ward lurch and the toath popped out with a report like a musket and George fell heavily to the floor After groaning awhile be arose and securing the tooth and string be sought sympathy among friends to whom be exhibited the aching void lie must hereafter In the Ulbla lind- A plain emphatic Thus salth the Lord Before he will feel the least Inclined To pull bli own teeth with cord e In last weeks issue ol this paper the ed ltornchief in a short local alluded to Lawyer Jonson the City Marshal and the Police judge as a combination of three tramps and each person of this legal trinity has reared up on his bind legs and ontkicking a brindle calf in a nest of yellow jackets They contend that it is a typographical error that the editor meant to say three trumps and they demand a retraction or a correction Now the editor wblst pc man nags no crawfishing is going to be be done in Ibis trampr3t 1lery The idea of calling them trumps when there IDol one in the triumvirate that could tell the Jack of Spades from a photograph of Grover Cleveland and the whole layout with Lawyer Jonson to advise and counsel could not take a royal flush and beat the discord ofa euchre deck Trumpsl Why they bear about the same relation to a trump that a non panel apostrophe does to Enckes cornet Now this advice we throw In free That they Ihli trump contention hoih No man on earth could take the three And beat bob tall flue- POLITICAL POINTS The Democratic State Convention is to be held in Louisville June 21 Mr J F Dempsey received by acclimation the Democratic nomination for Railroad Commissioner in the Hopkinsville convention Ollie James made the nominating speech Mr Fred L Koap a former Louisville councilman is being mentioned for the Republican nomination for state Auditor Among the Egyptians embalm jng ceased about 700 A D THIRD KENTUCKY Letter From Eldred Davis With Interesting Information Lieut Paul P Price a Favorite Commissary Officer LA UN laD CUBA March 4 1899 To TUB EDITOR or TUB BBS Earlington Ky bUR SIRII have for a long time con templated writing jpmr arlington friends through the columns of your estimable paper We are still camped at La Union Matanzas Province It has about 3000 inhabitants but about 2500 are worthless and indolent They could if they so de sired make La Union the garden spot of the Province I would like to see a man like that benevolent benefactor of Earling ton come among these lazy people with his Yankee grit and determination I yen ture the assertion that within a short time you would see a beautiful little town spring up from amid the heaps of ruin and filth Its location is healthful as it is situated on high ground about twentyfive miles from Matanzas and about five miles east of AlfonzaXII Our camp Is surrounded by stately palm trees matting it very picturesque There are many sugar plants in the immediate vicinity from which we obtain an unlimited supply of crude sugar and Cuban syr up gladly given us by the owners of the various plants Cigars etc are very cheap as the na lives consider smoking almost as essential as eating Everybody smokes from the small child to the grandmother Every thing raised or made on the Island is very cheap but all imported stuff is very high especially writing paper I obtained this by violating the seventh commandment We have plenty of fruit but it is very unripe although the boys eat it consequently we have a great deal of sickness but very little in Company A The days are very warm but night very cool and one could sleep well were It not for the insects and reptiles They take a delight in playing hide and seek on our blankets We are living well now for army life getting plenty of pork and beans because we now have a commissary officer who looks after his men and to use an army term He is a grafter Therefore Llout Paul P Price is a favorite with both men and officers- I would like to visit Cuba again but not in blue clothes I would like to return on upper deCk and take turn about with the captain of the ship looking through those big glasses We hope to come home be fore the rainy season sets in and when we do our parents can lay in a new supply of groceries True to the old saying we are coming home to die but we wish to die that sublime death of overtaxing our di gestive organs We await impatiently the arrival of TUB BBB each week It seems like an old friend Well I fancy I have taken up too much of your valuable space so with kind est regards to all friends and wishing TUB Baa successful voyage each week I am Respectfully IA ELDRBD DAVIS Co A tat Bat 3dKv U S V DOWN IN THE MINES An Average Run With Startling Results Mr F B Harris Superintendent of the St Bernard mines at Mortons Gap reports to THE Baa an ayerage days run of the mining machines at the Diamond mines which knocks the prize for the best days run yet on record from any mine He said On Saturday March n eleven machines cut 27Jt rooms in ten hours Harlin Rich made the crack record by cut ting five of these rooms In nine hours If anybodys mine thinks it can toe the mark with this Diamond record the Mor tons Gap miners think now is the oppor tune time John Hogan jat the Hecla Co says that while the demand for domestic coal has somewhat decreased the orders for steam coal still continues good Quite an interest is being taken by the advertisers in the Coal Edition soon to be published by TUB BBB Publishing Co and Iff be one of the best extra edi tions of recent years In consequence of the strike of miners at the Indian Territory mines Dall- asTezSIflRs DilDGer- i Do you takEr cold with overy change IB the weather Does your throat feel raw And do sharp pains dart through your chestDont you know these are danger signals which point to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption itself If you are ailing and have lost flesh lately they are certainly danger signals The question for you to decide U Have I the vitality to throw off these diseases Dontwalt to try SCOTTS EMULSION as a last re sort There Is no remedy equal to It for fortifying the system Prevention is easy ScottsEmulsion prevents consumption and hosts of other diseases which attack the weak and those with poor blood- SCOTTS EMULSION Is t the one standard remedy lot Inflamed throats and lungs for colds bronchitis and consumption ItIs a food medi cine of remarkable power A food btcause It nourishes the body atld a medicine be cause It corrects diseased conditions 50cardiCaaIl srug- gttOfl0Wflm1sUNcYok UMS wWBWHt I WBBisJBBBP f n liif L il baa been struggling with a coal famine for several days Fifteen cars oi coal came In last week Thlwas distributed among the many yards in the city but it dfd not last long as the yards had enough orders ahead to take It all At Falrvlew Ky coal was selling last week at ao cents per bushel at retail and very scarce at that price At Montlcello there was much suffering among the poor on account of the shortage of coal The same condition was reported at Adatrvllle and Derier where even the miners them selves were short of coal- S Indications now are that in the near future coal orders will begin to fall off lad our miners can have a little time for fishing and gardening The L N agentsreport for last month shows that the Increased coal shipments from Earlington over that of the same month last year was the direct cause of his receipts being neatly double A consumer of the St Bernard Coal Companys coke for fuel purposes sjys Unless care is taken the beat would become so intense aa to melt the stove So its good smelting qualities can be seen In West Virginia it is said that the min er is called upon in many cases to lay his own track in khe mine and to go outside and load props on the car for use In the mine The St Bernard Coal Company unload ed quite a lot of new machinery last week They are constantly adding and putting In new machinery as their demand for in creased coal producing capacity requires thus Is thousands of dollars expended yearly by them- Secretary Bailey before addingnew electric power to his mining plant is mak lug a careful inspection of electric plants to determine just what system he likes best With that object in view he made a trip to Evansvlllo and other points last week After having been informed that all differences between the United Mine Workers and the operators had been amicably ad- Justed at the Pittsburgh meeting and that all danger of a strike by the Illinois miners bad therefore been removed wo are now surprised to bear of the probable strike often thousand miners of that State soon if an agreement as to scale of wages Is not reachedAbout 125 miners were recruited at Potts ville Pa for the United Slates Army by Lieut Moses The inactivity at the mines Is driving young men Into the army The railroad companies operating in western Arkansas and the Indian Territory are taking all the coal in sight for their own use The question of coal supply is becoming a serious matter and has not been so serious since iSy4Coal Trade JournalSA stock company has been organized to purchase the Penwell and Spnngstde mines at Pan III The owners want 1 10000 while 00000 Is the amount of fered for the two mines Alabama miners get an advance The rate It based on the price of pig iron The miners are now receiving 40 cents Iper ton on Pratt mines basis With the advance due them they will receive 4iIper ton with a like increase at Blue Creek The cost of a heating plant for tbe Vatican at Rome capable of bealieg its thousands of rooms has been lately fig ured on by competitive bidders the lowest estimate being 180000 The Pope it is reported declines to Incur the expense although the greatest difficulty is caper enced In keeping even bis own private apartments warm enough for comfort in the winter John T Davis of Sacramento Cat has secured a patent on his method of making artificial fuel with coal dust as the princi pal Ingredient He has assigned onehalf his claim to Charles N Kohlsaat of New York 11 Is claimed for the fuel that it will withstand moisture and will not break in handling William Smith of Nashville Tenn has filed three suits In the United States Court in Paducab Ky against the Cum borland Coal Transporllon Company lately doing business at Sturgis Ky to wind up the affairs reinstate a mortgage and for a 12000 debt The Paducah Mining Co owning the Sturgis property successors to the defunct company is the defendant in the suit including Isaac Reis formerly the president of Cumberland Co and now manager of the Paduc h Co The property involved is valued at 250000 The Coal Trade Journal What will be accomplished by the con ference now being held by the order of U M W and local operators now in session at Central City remains to bo seen Yet this much is known that the U M W want an eight hour agreement entered into This movement is in keeping with past acts of the organization above referred to and plainly shows a purpose of driving a shrewd bargain by which they will be granted their demand for an increase of wages under another head To an observer who has only the best interest of the miner at heart it looks like of late years there has been a growing desire and demand among memo bers of labor organizations to cultivate idleness by cutting down the hours of labor and at the same time keep the price of labor up so that for an eight hour day the wanes would be the same as that ofa nine or ten hour day There would be no in justlc about such demand If the laborer would bind himself to do the samo labor in eight hours that ha now does In nine or ten hours but so far the decrease In hours on ly1 affects in a serious way the operator Weigher John Salmon of the Crabtree mines came over last Saturday and spent the Sabbath with relatives here The fill ingot rush orders for coal has kept them so busy this winter that visiting or attend lug lodge was out of the question A careful inventory of the coke yard taken one day this week by Weigher Pegan revealed tbs fact that with bard work only about one Car of coke could be found where a few months ago hundreds of car loads could be seen The demand now ex ceeds the supply Mr J B Wyatt has been detained at home the past week by the serious illness othis wife Mr Wyatt is one of the most reliable met at work In NO9 mine and his strvlces are greatly missed Arkansas for the St B Co Sickness kept foreman Roblbsbn of the Empire mines from duty several days last week A visit to the mines last week left thelmreHioD upon the visitors that but few if any mine In the tttate are better prepared minIng and loading coal That are It good machinery and buildings indicate capacity work No Howling Demagogues William M Bcckncrin Southern Farm Magazine for March says One of the needs of tho South is to send to the State legislatures practical uptodate business men and not so many howling dema Rogues and narrowminded politic ians This I fear will never be done however until the masses throughampler facilities for pppu lar education have themselves been better qualified to discrimi nate between the true and the false The amount of blind unreasoning prejudice against capital abroad in the land is amazing Consumption Cured Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam will curt any case of consumption If taken In time Consumption starts with a slight cough or cold This where consumption gets its Sprucecumheal the lungs pod throat and avoid the coasumptloDDeby r cost you your life Large site bottles Price 35 c and soc For sale by St Ben nard Drug Store The Union County Fair grounds were sold at public outcry last Monday Louis Clements became the purchaser at 2800 Dr Ottos Spruce thins Balsam A physician can prescribe Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam The is on dayVeryi 5ocForFora beautiful complexion use Dr Carl stedts German Liver Powder Circuit Court begins at Dixon p Mondayincivil andcriminal To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money It it falls to cure ajc The genuine has L B Q each tablet No fewer than 2401 patents have been taken out on processes for making sugar and salt To restore the Clear Skin the Dilht Eye Ibi Alert Gait and Sound Health use Dr MA SlID oon Liver Medicine The average height of the human race is for men five feet six inches for women five feet two inches Volcanic Eruptions Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy Bucklens Arnica Salve cures them also Old Running and Fever Sores Ulcers Balls Felons Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Scalds Chapped Hinds Chilblains Best Pile Cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only 25 cents a box Cure guaranteed Sold by St Ber nard Druggist Tho distance from the farthest point of polar discovery to the pole itself is 160 miles 5 il Backache is the firsfitidlcatlon of tIdae y trouble Urinary disorders DlaktNatKt- eeft Brighta Disease f6llow cttKltfd PflfedkldDeyaat St Bernard Drugstore One pound of Indian tea will make 170 strong cups of the beverage Pneumonia Is the quick agent of death Fully one third of recent deaths have been trompnea monia following la grippe Pneumonia cannot follow the use of Foleys Honey and Tar Campbell Co Under Spanish rule a chief source of income to church and State in the Phillipmes was a lottery which yielded 200000 per month Flushed Cheeks Throbbing Tetnpltt Nausea Lassitude Lot Appetite Sallow Completion Pimples llloufcct are warning Take Dr M A Simmon Liver Medicine Geo S Beard formerly of the Sebree Herald contemplates es tablishing a paper at Dixon Web ster county in the near future The Best Salve In the World Is Banner Salve Itls made from a pvc scription by a world wide known skit specialist and is positively the most healing salve for Piles Burns Scalds Ulcers Running Sores and all skin diseases Campbell A Co The Administration has decided to take a census of Cuba as corn plete as taken in the United States to be used as an establishment of a representative government JournalDoyleatown ber of years from rheumatism In his right shoulder and side Ho says My right triedCbamberlalnprised to receive relief almostlmmediatelr The Pain Balm has a constant corn panion of mine ever since and it never I DrugStoretons Gap George King St Charles consumesfiveConstipation of the Dowels may be easIly cored UverMedicine lampsinDr Sawyers Wild Cherry anti Tar ItBootlesDDdrelieves ItForandfourkilledandWtllficers no ono of whom was hurt Bismarcks Iron Nerycs Indomitabloare not found where Stomach Liver Kid youwantbring use Dr Kiogs New Lifo Pills develop every power of brain and body Only ajc at St Bernard Drugstore t 3CountyyearIS98 0 mortgages and issued ti age tificatestPIa QIN TEAcuresD s t Ppla tijzj Indltt BcgulatestioLlver Pzicoj25cta Sold by St Bernard Drpg Store 5 4 4 J rt ARE YOUe i BANKRUPT in health 1 consttutionundcrminedbycc 4Irtravagance in eating by 4isre t lgarding the laws ofnature or i physical capital all gone if so V cI NEVER DESPAIR r Tints Liver Pills will cure you For sick headache dyspepsia V et sour stomach malaria torpid iijl liver constipation biliousness iJrp and all kindred diseasesS Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure o LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Took the Prize Sometime ago the railroad company of fered a prize to the engineer using the least oil on his engine according to the mileage made Will Rowe who Is kabwn as one of the best engineers on the lien derson division at once lave the subject attention and his reward was he drew the prize consisting of a silver plated oil can and torch which be is so proud of bat ba keeps them on the roantleplece in hispsrN lot where friends are called in lo view them i S i Agent David Wooldridga was instilled as agent at Madisonvilla last Wednesday j andwlhltis experience as an agent for several years and fourteen years as a traini 01 dispatcher he is bound to make a model agent We have beard the question asked who has worked the most successive yean as j train dispatcher for the L N aad so far we have failed to bear a satisfactory answer but with a record of about four V teen years for David Wooldridge we be lieve be is entitled to the belt J Rumors are afloat that several coadtl i and engineers will soon sever their Va tore connection with the L A N oa ta JHenderson division All good mea whom we regret 10 see leave p ItubeelfilllagLouis division Is now joint operator at Nortonville and Is pleased to ret back to near his former home Slaughtersvllle r Acting Agent Martin of NorolJyniej says that present indications point lo his return to Sebree about April first to ii sums duties as agent there Saveraeaginoers and coBdoetoft vse are informed have lately severed their connection with IbsiTaitraad company by request oflbe oS ies Much avpetb1eexprese44aIf ofeagineer Green who recajwest W sleep while oa duty aH poriiioe IHe Is regarded by maay is MO of the best men on the HeaderSM Jltltloa Operator C J Martin ea aeeeust ef sickness took a few days retliat wsek IIeIS Dow located atx KHI ba- tbetobesooa back atw rkVeVba ihdoa tllylalOfJ A c J bkt4dIptcbr Sber4as tkregk 8 p attNa U iab4 Ike iCetlipa l eec wIreleIMeie dMd V F Agents Utberidje report ten PH lion hat about twenty Ik s4ad 1199Iworth of baslaets was doe by the road company froa this point Agent Miller of MadkeavlHe coaleffl fir plates ylitlag his fsister and IHlMr nets 4 Jt UratKaHlI City before taiteg charge of Ibe ticket sgecy at HlIertOperator Sara Jameses is sww algbt copying clerk la the dispatchers once here and makes t good raaa for tba plaes- tlewe Coffmsn of Slaabtenrill who Is now night operator at Cedar Hill longs get back ia old Kentucky At the eedofihe yearItheflher of locomotives la use In six leadiag COBO tries was as follows t UnitedStates359joUnited Germany iMiCl5 rance1ozzzRuulaAustroHungary 563 It has been authoritatively aaBouoced that Mr r T THarahsnSecondyfcs ident of the Illinois Central will be mar pbllAprilThe Two I vtalnff Trains ThQ first main leaves at 6 p m For tbo land where the sleep flower I blooms k And mother dear U Ibe eaglneer And the passenger laughs and crows The palace car is the mother arms The whistle lsa low sweetstrain5 The passenger winks and nods and bllnkar And goes to sleep on the train 0 At 8 p nr the next train starts For the pleasant land afrr4rr The summons clear falls on the ear 1 All aboard for the sleeping car 1 t Dntwhat is the fare 10 this ptasiniIaiudl I hope It Is not too dear 7 The fare is thisa loving kiss rj And tis paid lo the engineef YfV So I ask him who the childrWtook On his knee in the kindness great Take charge1 pray of the IralnV each day That leave at six anti eight rV Keep watch oer the passengers thus pray1For ut j are very dear ifiAnd have special ward O graci usLordSOer the gentle engineer Atlanta Jourial Story of a Slave 4 To ba bound hind and foot for ywrs by the chains of disease lathe worst form of slavery George D Williams ibl Man tells how such a slave hasbeencould not turn over ia bed abs After using two bottles of Electric Bitters she is wonderfully improvedaud ablaloda her own work supremeremedy for fe diseases cures BsVvoasness sleeplessness melancholy beadacbovback ache and spells This miracle Corking remedy I godsend lowsk rrun people Every bottle gnaranted Only 30 cents Sold by St 4bBernard Drug Store I z8gSrain72oo tons valued at frjiooooe aid the mports train that country of tBos coa3 modules were iiaooatoaMjraliwd jzo 00 1 tfc f S 1 drlppebfct 1trikinghought they were cored of Iipnijpe and Tar Maksi Of fteilagrlppe J3Vgaaraat rgpiivMttpneumonia Campbell t Cet f l r r a- S 1 4 II O- ki r n Ii iI 1WJRtf The r I fF ftllU 3nbustrfl we fcljrtoe UII 0t LOCAL NEWS Rev IH Teel w s in Elkton i I Usfwccic Ij r Miss Alice Wise Visited in Han son last week T The Misses Whalen visited Mad isbnville Monday Mr Marion McCbrd visited Madisonville Sunday Mrs R J McGulley was in Prtfvidcnce st Friday Miss Hal a of Madisonville Visited friends here Saturday I Mrs Jim Hickman olCardwel y M6 is visiting relatives here Mr John G ugh spent several daysin Henderson last week Jerrold A Jonson has been at Greenville Ky for the past few days V Mrs Fannie Baker of Paducab visited friends in EarlinRton this week Mesdames M B Long and En field Stevens visited Madisonville Monday Mrs W BWiso and Miss Nan inie Ashby were in Madisonville Jast Saturday Miss Mary MotJ ershead left this week for Lexington where she will enter college Miss Jessie May Urown of Mad I i isonviile was the guest of Miss f1thry Mothersl1ead Sunday I Mrs Mattie Hewlett of Cald r jwell County was in Earlington this week looking after her prop erly interests c11 TheWoIfl Roller Mill owned fJ A by Mr J H Lunsford and oper ated by Samuel Powers and sons Madisonville was sold to Messrs W llcr Sclioonover two exper- icnced mill men who will take charge at once Chas McFadden who has rested hu paint brushes for the past four weeks on account of a r serious attack of malaria Was in efitsttJ raagaeIst begin w rkagain 1p Ai A new school district to be called f Boniface district was formed by Miss SaMe Brownj Super nte d ent of Schools after due consld jctation It is a portion of the Nebo p school district and Messrs S J t Bone A O Cates and A W Stanley were appoitcd trustees Mrs nenier Dead Mrs Jemima Menser of Dawson Springs died Monday aged about sixtyfive years at the home ot herb son D H Menser Fair netting Nothing was done at the meet ing of the officers of the fair Sat urday except to attend to some routine businessHustler Will Build Rev I H Tech will soon erect another cottage on the lot adjoin 1i ing his new residence at the south j end of Railroad street west side The new cottage will be for rent- S and will doubtless be rented long I IIbefore completion Jail Contractor Mr Landrum ot St Louis con tractor for the new jail is here for c the purpose it is understood of adjusting some difference with ret II erence to the work it being claimed that somejof the material sought to be used is nptup to rspecificationsHustlerr Stockholders fleeting 0 The annual meeting of the r 1 stockholders of the St Bernard oiICompany will be held in the j 0 general offices of the company at t I4T Earlington Ky Wednesday April rt191899GEORGE C ATKINSON t i4t j Secretary Jff 1 Bishop Dudley Coming 0 4 Bishop W TL Dudleyv of the Louisville diocese of the Protest tT s jftnt Episcopal Church will visit Earlington next month and speak i tp the people whllo here He will I hold services in Assembly Hall at h K 730 oclock on ihe evening of J Thursday April 13 Tb Rev M r5f t i MiVBentoni1 Louisville who has r iield services in Eariingtori twice p v this yearwill also bqpresent i 1 NeyShop 4 Marion McCord will begin at p1OO0 theerptiOnpfa new carpeti i ter shop on the vacant space west F of the creek neat the bridge on E Main street The new tut- eisto be Irpnrcijtd hf accordance wit1itherrequirements within the 1lire limits aridWill set back tome istarice Jro1the stet about7- I 1 ev tfwithMIMcGiryi Hid nee 1 Io tioni r r lustwrestofits G 0 L ST CHARLES BAND WIM Bculii at Once n Series of Open Air Concerts The St Charles Cornet Band one ot the mot creditable musical organizations inWesternKentucky is making excellent progress under t the teaching of Prof Mitchell and is arranging to give tJG public the benefit of their work Begin ing Tuesday evening March 21 they propose to give a weekly open air concert at St Charles The regular concerts after thati will b given on Saturday evenings It is probable that a bandstand will be erected at some con venient spot The band anticipates making a trip to Earlington about the first of April when they will be heard hereIMarshal Caught flumps Three cases of mumps wereJ abroadon the streets for a while Monday and one at least required the combined persuasive powers of the Board of Health and the city marshal to induce him to desist from disseminating the unwelcome disease Charlie Wyatt Sam Eaves colored and a man named Vinson who had been working at Hecla wore the three afflicted ones that appear d in public and excited the apprehension of the populaceThe two mentioned responded to the suggestions made jn the interest of public safety and went home The third however with his face very much swollen concludedhc had passed the dan ger point and declared his intention of promenading the streets until he got ready to do otherwise As the Marshals appeals were without effect that official reported to the Board of Health That body gave him their unanimous backing and1 armed with authority he took charge of the man with the mumps whom he found standing in a crowd and isolated him in the city jail A little later the city Judge relieved him upon promise that he would gd home at Once fElderChristian Church lreacheda strong and able sermon Sunday night on the question of foreign missions and on the strength of it took up a rousing collection The congregation was not very large but o tof it there came a collection amounting to 2600 Of this sum 2000 is to be sent through the organized missionary boards of that church and 600I to be sent through Editor scomb of the Gospel Advocate Elder Teel believes that the man ten feet on the other sido of the border line of our own country is entitled to the gospel as wet as is the man whose good fortune it is to live ten feet on this sido the border He backed up this belief with a liberal contribution himelIt and then took up the collection An interesting fact in this Connec tion is that the Christian Church has sent recently three mission aries to the Phillipmcs and two to Cuba STATS OP ULUCASFRANK CuiutEY makes oath that be is the senior partner of the firm of 111 J Cheney ft Co doing business in the Cit ot Toledo County and State aforesaid and that aid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CuRs FRANK CHENEY Sworn to before me and ubscrlbedlnl- my presence Ibis 6th Day of December ADi880 jIIAL p A W OLEASON r Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for test monials free F J CHENEY Ie CO Toledo 0 Sold by Druggists 750 Hall Family Pills are the best Mr Ceo H Paull The latest neWs from Mi Geo H Fault for many y ars foreman of the St Bernard ramps at St Charles does not give the best re PQrt of his progress toward good health Mr Faull is at Los An gelesi attho home1 of his isister who writes that she believes lib will come hone a well mari H bas had chills at Los Angcieg and says he could not fitd anything like a chill tonic itheref Pest way to Invest 25 Cents ANfwe Miss July ilL 1898 New SpencerMedicine Co I want to tell what 1 think fYDur mySetandInfor it It is thobe Liver Iever tried It is Just the thing to take If you feel bad and ira billons A B LANCASTER Sold by i t D ernard Drug Store Speaker Reeds Course Erora the Topeka Capital fy Republicans do not iqsetot underrate the great services of Mrt Iecdtothipartyan4country1 but jssafe1 to predict that they will notelectto the speakership a man avowedly1iOfitile to the ihecessarj i platform of 1906 and to the nai tionkl adntinifitratibn which is creating that platform iii accord ance witbttt y people CUBAN BELIEf cures PICUci Nsga4Teethaco IasaGteI 5out54oi 54 I1I Coatali PsSfeM St BWrMurcl Dr f Sftwt I I fcvrV rh I Shavings Mike Long visited LeO Oldhams rnrppntiT shop yfisterday morning and while there raked out into a convenient pile ehCLUglv shavings and sticksr to fill two good sized sacks These he left while he made a journey home for sacks to carry his kindling material in Re turning he found the coveted shav inks had disappeared and located their remains in Manderson Old hams carriago shop where the latter after appropriating the whole lot had consumed it in heating a tire The amusing feature was that Manderson was innocent of any intent to rob Mike of his treas ureand the Jaugh was on the latter who sorrowfully scraped lip one bagful and returned to his tray andoven Wonderful Discovery I ISiSNewnear SlrsI have been troubled wllbJliver and stomach complaint I verybad4goodIvaluable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and it did me moreIgood than alt tbo medicine I ever galned tblrlyfive poiftds in weight and my health Is verygodd I can sleep soundly and my appetite it excellent ican recommend Planters Nnblan Tea to the world as betas a Godsend to any con monity Any one who doubts this ate ment can write OSCAR BAKER Sold by St1 Bernard Drug Store The Postpfflce S Postmaster Robinson thinks the receipts of the present quarter will hardly bring the Earlington post office quite up to the point of transfer into the ranks of Presi dential offices but the margin willJ be small As soon as the office does reach that mark he is prepared to build a new house and equip it in a thoroughly convenient manner for the service of the pco plo who get their mail hero If it comes to this the new ofhcc will most probably occupy the ground upon which Lawyer Jonsons office now is Remarkable Rescue Mrs Michael Curtain Ilai field III makes the statement tbat she caught coldIwhich settled pa her lungs she was for a month by her family physician but ew worse He told her she was a hope ess victim of consumption and no medicine could cure her Her druggist suggested Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose She continued its lisa and after taking six bottles found herself sound andIwell now does her own housework and as well as she ever wasFree trial bot ties of this Great Discovery at St Bernard Drug Store Only 50 cents and Sroo every bottle guaranteed tan Jlaclaren5 New York Ian Maclarcn who is now on a lecturing tour in this country be in an early issue of the Ladies Home Journal his latest piepp of literary work It is a series of popular articles in which he de fines the relation that a minister holds to his congregation low a preacher is helped by his people how ia congregation can make the most of a minister and other pHases of the most satisfactory at- itudo of a congregation to a pasc tor It is very hard to stand idly by and see our dear ones suffer while awaiting the arIrival of the doctor An Albany N Y dairyman called at a drugstore there for a doctor to come and see his child then very sick win croup Not finding the doctor in heleft word for biD to come at once on his return He also bought a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy which helhoped would give some relief until doctor should arrive In a few hours be returned saying the doctor need not come as the child was much better The druggist Mr Otto Scholi says the family has CoughRemedytil bo has a constant demand for it from that part of the country For sate by 51IBernard Drug Store Earlington B Robinson Mbrtoni Gap George King St Charles Mr W G Barter whose comI ingwas announced in THE BEE is here and has opened his watch repair shop in ono window of Campbell Cps drugs tprp MrI Barter comes with high recom mendations as a manand a watch makcri a dh himself seems pleased with the tpvyn and tub putlook for business Helias been appointed inspectocpf watches for the Nasuvllle Railroad f RecQmmefldCdfQrLaGrIppe wrIteydughierbadatI Jflar go sinCeIbea whenevq- sshetakeecolb terrible cough tletofll- ier4uDgL We tried a man reme diVi1hfidt KivfrtfreliefSbefiiftd Foleyi blclrcur She bas iever enfrol1 With a eoflgn since 3c CampbellICo I New Houses Contractor I M Cora ias closbd with Mrs E It McEucrt a coi lrajctr fpr the blilding of three new cottages at the southcnd 9J Railroad street east side they will be 1en9arest houses in town to tliuwArnOld Mines- FinieI3l1Intft tYon seu1dbe wselisad see Jhii Jour blood Is rich and pure aaflJou whole yjitemiiat Id a p f d condi lion b i1pt1fo barlite11ts qeethan rv rroVlae o i j a j y 1i be fraa Jwr lraaiaria yiho4 foyers cl4a andXhe grip Df carledIsQuraianLIver IOw dto thoibfit m dlcInemotitcao buy por aleb SJ JSOTaraDfB For your Cold try iJrVptVoir SpriJca inn BMlIm 1rl e2c and jots a bottle H1 r I tTIm manjIt a n4hl Ul usuaUy- ih1I p sh 1 1 4ke S 1td Striw oiCnts MrbailffW McLeodi I n c 4 f firs Wyatt Improved Mrs J B Wyatt who was for some days extremely ill with an affection of the heart is very much improvedand feeling much better than for1 sometime Much gratifi cation is felt at her recovery by many friends dpod for tile Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hititon Ala writes us August I Jth 1898 I advise ill mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret ful I keep this medicine in the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store An Army of Them From the GlobeDemocrat The case with which Uncle Sam accumulates an army is shown by the fact that there are 20000 ap plications for the 101 positions of Second Lieutenant under tho re organization bill Going Down Hill Peoples t from Kid ney Diseases feel a gradual butsteady loss of strength and vital ty They should lose no lime in trying Foleyi 1 Kidney Cure aGa Preparation Campbell Co Plays to Small Houses Fronl the GlubeDemocrat Col Bryan cant see prosperity no matter which way he turns The crowds must be small this year There Is no medicine tbat has yet been discovered tbat has virtues deserving to be compared with Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar for bad cases of Chronic Bron chRis Consumption or any cough or cold For tale by St Bernard Drugstore All the World Loves a Winner From the St Paul Globe Now Russia stands with Amer IcaTheyaltseem to want to stand with us since that little affair with Spain Mrs Minnie McAlpIn Jtujfiold Ky writes Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine la the past r5 sears has saved us many doctor i bills I cured tnf babor deepseated Colds and prevented Pneumonia I bellera It a much belter an4 stronger medicine than Dlack Draught Dickson Park has been cleared and freshly sown with grass It was a thing of beauty last year and will again be given the best attention Given Up by Four Doctors BBAVBR DAM Ohio My daughter after being treated by our doctors and being given up for lost a neighbor recommended Foleys Kidney Cure Today she is able to walk several miles without fatigue I feel we would have lost her had It not been for your medicine BalleyCampbell John A Osborn of Madisonville- has in his poscssion a wellpre served copy of the New York World dated April 15 1865 It was issued the morning after the assassination of President Lincoln For quick and positive relief from a cold or cough Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar has no evual Try it and you will recommend it For sale by St Bernard DrugstorePreacher Burden is back from Indiana and reports having held aI rousing revival meeting in thatI State Scrofula salt rheum and all diseases caused by impure blood are cured by Hoods Sarsapanlla which is Americas Greatest Medicine It is reported that the English capitalists who own the Drecklnridgo county Ky Canal Coal Company and who own and tho railroad known as the Short ine from Cloverport to Victoria will ex tend it from lls present terminus at Vic toria to Benneltsvllle Fordsvllle and Hartford in Ohio county and from the latter point to Madisonville Hopkins County Such a road would give railroad facilities to a section much in need of means of transportation and would open up for development some of the richest coal fields and bard wood districts in western Ken tuckyThe Black Diamond The Curative Properties Strength and Effect ot Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine are always the same It can not be equaled Quite a large number of men are put on strike in Arkansas and Indian Territory for an advance of 9 cents per ton in the mining rate and an Increase fn the pay of mine labor Wanted Male Help WantedA hustler to sell an article affording good profit A specialty for which there is a steady and increasing demand No samples required Good situ ation for right party Only those meaning business need apply Address 1 Manufacturer I ClevQ land Ohio The ueeris Guard Band have ben playlng in Washington City thcp stjewdays 6 STOB1 A Tor Infahts and dren TlirKinii You Havi Always Bought pears i the Bignntiaro of C Evansville has a smallpox scare and a qti rantincaganst steam boats has been Established Notjccj county Court qutliO first day 9fits April terrn to aischarge me my trust 4s Assignee of tile Earlington Wine Company and relieve me from all liabilityon account thereof having mad a settlement arid dis trib utiorx of all assets that came to my hand as such trustee Jpit J3 ATJSQ- I Assignee and Trustee Earlington Wine Co Siibicribe for TiiE BKE 10 r- o i a f w p KENTUCKY CROP REPORT Condition of Crops and Live Stock Mardi ist 1899 Reports were received this month 153 correspondents representing ninetyeight counties It may be well to restate in this the first report of the ydar the boundaries of the sections into which the State for the sake of convenience and accuracy is di vided and the reason for the separ ation v The irregular contour of the counties makes it impracticable tb divide upon straight lines in any given course Again it is advisa ble to separate the dark tobacco district in the western part of the State from the Burley district of portionLikewise the counties in the eastern and southeastern portion where the production of any crop rarely exceeds the home demand and where the percentage of increase or decrease affects in a smallmeasure only the actual production of the producing all these varied conditions the fol lowing divisions appear to us as tho best to be devised Tho western section composes thirtynine counties west of an irre gular line drawn from the eastern boundary of Hardin county on the north to the eastern boundary of Allen on the south the inter vening counties of Larue Hart and Barren being placed in the western section The central or to be more accurate the north central section embraces forty counties lying east of the abovedescribed boundary apdnortheast of an irregular line drawp from the eastern boundary of Lewis county on the northeast of Larue county in the southeast the intervening counties of Bath Montgomery Clark Madison Lin coIn Boyle and Marion being in the central section The eastern southeastern section is composed lying scribed lines WHEAT cropDecemberreport was 94 compared with average years As set out in that report there was a lengthy interval between the early sown and the late sown wheat due to an unusu sowingbeingportion of the month The early sown wheat attained a growth that promised to withstand any weather subjectedThisat this date early wheat is generally reported in excellent condition Late sown wheat was barely above ground at the advent of winter and the severe weather it has encoun tered both in the early and latter parts of winter has left it in a con dition that may be aptly described as a blue prospect Whole fields now appear without a vestige of growth above grpund and while a few correspondents venture the opinion that the roots are uninjured it will take some weeks of warm growing weather to develop the full extent of damage As a rule there was an ample covering of snow during the extreme cold weather of February but falling as itdid on an almost solid sheet of ice the benign effects of the protection was in a measure lost Hasjany cause ing the winter If so state cause II resulted in replies from 115 corres pondents of which number ninety seven state that wheat suffered from freeze and eighteen say it has not been appreciably damaged during the winter Heavy rains particularly in the western section is another source of ho inconsiderable damage The condition for the State as a whole compared with average years is 80 which isa loss of 14 points since December 1st For the three preceding years the condition on March ist was as follows 1898 92 1897 88 and 1896 88 The three sections separately show the following average condition as of this date Western 70 central 85 and eastern 88 The per cent of crop of 1898 still in the hands of farmers is esti mated at 26 On March ist 18984 itwas estimated at 17 per cent of intheist 18973 similar estimate showed 9 per cent of the old crop in farm ers hands The price of wheat March ist averages 68c On March ist 1898 the average price was goc and March ist 1897 the price was 84C CORN Estimates on the percentage of corn crop of 1898 still in farmers hands give the amount at 42 percent On March ist 1898 the per entof crop of preceding year in hands of farmers was 44 LIVE STOCK The trying effects of Unusually severe winter on live stock has to some extent been mitigated by the abundance of feed Still among i young stock and stock unprovided with shelter the loss has been heavy and the suffering intense The heaviest loss has been with lambs and young pigs Some correspondents estimate the loss of tbecropReupon the farmers the economy of providing ample shelter for stock during the months of bad weather The condition of the various classes of live stock averages as follows Horses 94 cattle 90 sheep 89 and hogs 90 The con ditious March ist z898 were 96 9588 and 91 respectively Replies to the question Have you hog cholera show a notable absence of this common disease tij correspondents answering in the negative and but tliirtyone in the affirmative ItFlBqi OK FEBRUARY CPtp WAV The period from February Cthtp oi 1 NCURABLE DISEASES Many diseases considered fn curable are catarrh under other names Simple catarrh In the hcatl icalindu Incurable Con Ciimptlon is ca tarrh of the lungs and Its victim is no i doubt past help r In the inoro nd vnncetl stages greatnurnbelSneedlessly It is certain that every phase of catarrh including many cases rIglittreatmentgreat prescription attacks catarrhal diseases ccluntiGcnlly nod cures them Dr Hartman crplalns it fully in lila nppltcatlonhereMazo Manic Wis who lone of many cured of cQnsumption by Peruna She nay- sPeruna Mtdicipe Co Columbus O Du4n Smsu I eannt lrnlso your hadIafollowed 3V11 the dottors around hero consumptionThenman for advice which I dill lie prc Scribed Pcruno for me and I took It according to his directions and was cured I advise everybody that is troubled with lung to take Dr Ilartmans treatment I am sure they will not regret it if do I am now enjoying good health and can thank Peruna for it 14th will long be remembered as a season ofphenomenal low temper ature Remarkable not only for for the low temperature recorded but also for pertinacity with Vxhich this temperature was maintained daysthemark Minima of 10 to 24 and even as low as 39 degrees below zero were reported during this time In addition to the loss and suffering of live stock already noted the in jury to the fruit crop is far reach Peaches will not only be a failure this year but the damage to the trees is such that the crops for several years to come will be af fected The same is true of cher ries and plums with the possible exception of sour cherries Pears though injured to some extent still promise a fair yield Apples have escaped injury save the injury to trees from heavy sleet in some sec tions 01 the small fruits raspberries have suffered most and will prob ably be a failure It is feared too that the injury extends to the wild blackberries Strawberries have escaped injury so farLUCAS MOORE Commissioner of Agriculture MORTONS GAP NEWS Miss Eura Coyle of Madisonville spent several days bere this week the guest of Miss Cordie C6yle7 r Miss Clara Grasty who has been make lug her home in Evansville for several years returned to her home here Saturday Mrs Ora Ferguson and sister Miss Laffoon are visiting friends and relatives near hers S Miss Kate Brasber of Madisonville is the guest of Miss Willie Moore of the countryMrs R C Harris visited relatives in Madisonville this week Miss Cordie Coyle visited relatives and friends in Crof ton this week Dr J E Williams and wife visited the family of Mr Dradley Croft at Crofton Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs M Cain were in Evans yule purchasing goods last woek and are now in Louisville on the same errand Ben T Robinson was in Earlington on usiness last week f Geo M Davis is running his factory in full blast employing about twentyfive or thirty hands Wages are being increased from 73 to 10 per cent In all industries In the North and East Where is the calamity bowler Mr JB Stanley and Walter Davis and son were in Madisonville Saturday Walter Davis is going to raise 5Iesc and ducks for a livelihood Dock Hill and family have moved to u THOSB YOUNG Manufacturer ot 111gb Grade Boots andShoesJRpalr Work a Specialty Earl1C1gtcn1 ICy I yishto statetothegeneral pub owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a first class shoemaker from Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction ST J IDES JIDTEIJ ST LOUISB- UFZOPBTCN PLKN Rates 75o and 100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 250 DINNER SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER No 1 fleet Steak oc MuttonChops Potatoes Cakes or Wanes Coffee or Te3 gad Fruit 80- No Jlllam Two eggs Potatoes Cakel or Wafles- n Coaee or Tea i 2j- Ko3PojkClx pswlfthPoUtos and Cakes or Coffee orTea20- No 4 Lake Trout Dotter Sauce Cakes or Waffles ana Coffee or Tea 21 No S Oat Meal sal Cream or Bouillon Hot Roth Uutter and Coffee orTea15- No6 Two Cfjii flutter Tout and Cote or Tea 15 Take Market El Cars direct to Hotel Try European 1lnn Cheapest and poet onl W torvrtiat you Ife- lTHoaPi MUCen PfltiIDEf4 T 4 I i Hopklnsvllle where Mr Hill will wbrlc for Forbes c Bo- On Wednesday evening March 8tb at 8 oclock p m Mr Will Stull led 10fbe hymeriial altar Miss Julia Sbuthardwhere- In the presence of lDanr Wends they were matrlmonrTboceremoaywIS han church Rev Price Gatlln of Madi sonville officiating Tbo waiters on the memorable occasion were Mr John Car roll and Miss Verda Graddy They have the congratulations of friends who trust that the union lbs consummated may prove a blessing la all concerned May their pathway through life bo laden with beautiful flowers of sweetest perfume Rev Wyeck and family have moved to Tennessee C countyIsJames Crablreo visited in Nortonville Saturday and Sunday Etqnire E C Almon was in Madison ville Monday Frank McGary of your town was In Mortons Monday Mrs J B Stanley and daughter visited relatives at White Plains Saturday and Sunday Mortons Gap Ky March 13 1899 Norionvllle Nevys i Miss Joe Galaway 6f ihe Detbel Col lege at Hopkinsville passed through our city Saturday en route to her home at St Charles Mr J L Tefffchas returned home and will soon be ready to start to work again as agent here Ewiegpassedthrohgh home at White Plains have been visiting friends and relatives atHopklns ville andlongvlew Mr R A Richardson of Mannington was the guest of Georga Stiller Sundays Mr Dell and Mr Tefft had their beauty snatched last week by the agent Mr Mar tin at this placeV Mlssprlteheit of Madiionvllle was the guests of Mr and Mrs Crabtree last weekMr Baker and wife of Madisonville were inourciyTaday Ay v rtRev P E Gatlln was the guest of Mr Tea Thursday f 1 Mr Dell hatj a pleasant trip to White Plains Sunday evauinon a three wheel handcar t J j r Cz- upcuG1tiPPE Grippo nntTlnflaonzalnvariably tho system with a bad cough For such W Bulls Cough Syrup wooderfuln conquers the worsteongb overnight and soon effects athorough curd DtBulftCOUCH Cures Grippe and Influenza Doses arc small uaot to take Doctors recommend it JTlcejjcU At eli druggists 6O YEARS EXPERIENCE TjtADC MAJJKE DESIGNS COPYRIOHT AC AnJOnllendl a sketch and Itrlptton mar ralcklr our opinion free wbeUir n Invention Is probably e Communica tion 1conlden Handbook on Patents Sent free Olded for lecurtnJrJlalenlJl rated taken throegh Mann A co receive pea2notki wlthoutihargo lathe Scientific flfflcrieatt A hana BhjitmtM weeklr lamest dr eolation orany actentlflo Journal Term 3A year four months 51 So1 b7 ewwJefeler u1U NN I Broadway N ew York Jlraaob eeJlWaabt tonh tn PLANS DETAILS ii FICATIONS UP ON SHORT NO ha TICE i vr IPV ij An Excellent Combination The pleasant method nnd beneficial effects of the well lcnown remedy theCUIVOnNIA Innt1vopresentingthem ItIseffectuallydlspeUlnggonUy yet promptly and enabling one permanently every oujcctlonablo nnd sub kidneysliver Ideallaxative l1gsarotaste but tho medicinal qualitlesof the remedy are from senna and methodknownCo In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please theCompanyprinted CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAT TForA NISBB1 President O WADDILL Cashier jMopkin Lounttj BANKs MADISONVILLE Kv capt Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining countiesfHas the finest and most secure vault In that section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid Surplus Fund 50000 20000 I COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G NORTON 3ANI ERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It not to bus tbeyknowmen wage earners and to women Theres safetyif the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY DontUDoJjI 1 u unless yon need them and then only pure drugs such are sold by sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is the great dis Unction to be looked for when the time comes that you need theta else will you find com plete a stock good time to begin that spring me4lcln- eSTBI3RNARDDRLO5TOR1 cURYAN lIOPPHRManrer 14M 1 I o304e440s4sem J W TWYMANI Stoves I CASTINGS AND TINWARE Contractor of all kinds Tin I r Galvanized Iron and Copper Work II ROOFING AND GUTTER1NO A SPECIALTy AND SATISfACTION GUARANTEED I tea ia4bI 4 S i I II a s s I sL4 FsWholaos the Uveiy Business 1f J SPEd A DRAWN to quality obtained W l In is as re Nowhere so A Ask your neighbors They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and always at the right price 1 open AH Night Barnett rnoIdJ Ij tJ llirit CONTRACTS Ms McCORD Contractor and Builder 15 YEARS EXPERIEN- CEEARLINGTON f c KY All Classes of Buildings Erected and made complete ready for occupancy In ffclndiuK the furnishing of all materials =mecbaaical and common labor Price reasonable and satisfaction guaran Ft 0 teed Estimates cheerfully given on all of Building and Special Work Give chance at your work before letting 8V rwv M SI ISS4OO yuse s e sPIsfes4I +S S USI45S5 I GEORGE O TOY I 1ucceitor to Iiaao Davit LIVERY FE- EDSTABLE At the Old Stand on Main Street Just west of depo- tEARLltfGiTONP KY FirstClass Eppent and PromiitSeMce 40e sU5SU I I4SSSS 55 5 IS Cl SSIUISIS4S ISS 14S S 0 t it 1jifL 1 1 t l tnn1 II Spring 4I flttttt1 SUITTIME Comes E It Is Hererrwww wvrwI g T WTr 1 vi E 0rrlor that New Spring =Suit while times I are are goodandthsarnplcsI = the choicest lot Wehavet for Made c c Eto Order Suits that will be seen this season I 4I measure now and Ehavethe suit when you 3need itwithout having to wait St Bernard 1t General j i IT1IT IflhIhId IIlItI III t1lf rAS slffilliiOng IhFo6d andllisluta- 1Y 11Ig Cls cr INI r IIJLnt Promotcs1stinCbccrM ncSsl1M tConInsncltJuc OpmmIohnor1J1ncu1 NAILCOTICS- f NOT ltUkrwIJOJDC1E SJI I JWorsGonnsYcvris1t ncss dLQsoLEE t4siu Siri1ire of- i Udii1 NEW Yom iJ5 DO I 3 Ac1roprwIA22a- l 1r r t d- J MEDICINEfor MILLIONi wnmimww II Leaveuyour Store nslipation CASTORIA For Infants and Children The You Have Always Bought the- Signathre of TheKind You Always Bought CASTORIAThecayauapskv w A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in tA Niw York company of raanufrrturlcg rbemliU the Klpeni Qictnlenl plao 1 Apon Ihe nurkrt about Ilvo rVs iiua rardlcJntl tablxor MlbuN composed or colD eed powdered prepraliui cf t rrtaln metUclajU dup whlctt bad ben leertamed w tie of more UM muj ninllcal men thai aaj other for Ihe cure or al leTlatlani f Much IlLS common to loan U bavu tbelr orlflo la sa Impaired dkrratloa or wuts eapadr for Imlltlufr tundabaorbJllr nOUlllhlalnc and UmlDatlur wute- The calorae or uc1udd uadr said to ncIuds prcu7 cefly lye dUeu urwtUch the phyilcUnli called upon 10 prelCrlbe 1nprDuInc their lUDdard 1 4 prinelpletIIatndprotectsdu Lo retala Its quatlilea licc aud nnIpaIred brcut any exetidcd- preparallonahoaldpacked In Blata protected by abeorbcnt cotton and eecnrel7 corked Kvcn the cork tbeseIa not In beauty and pertcctlonot workmaaablp by the naed br the g tncxtfMtldlauf dealers In jeweliand ornaments olgoW UYIIaIr itS tb1rMh Itlldard and aoverooneiittn torYDgo It the proprietor reaorted to the accepted modem S metkodi of maklnc I known sad terea hundred In vcated wIthin five yeII in newepsoer e4vertistitg baa IIOeID4 1 American dllUl1 Tsbua1341ngcondition that nrHp notegjirJ kreg p trUhUorwrapptnt unuroeseary ala2a1t i U en veer but In ta rAM or a pure to be consumed In a Iweek 11 hu ato been dlaeonred and rond b the tatoEttms and aelual that Ibeee Tsbuiel do not ban the snaeriey to lose ot quaUtS or dlmlouUon or cx4 reliance from exposure bat neIbt a han been expectd Inftlmaela U under 4 pocketfor I J Ugretand the general tendency In rate and inereaaed aalea tba oFckagetieln D eacLItia pooplo hevo IeamM to know and YMca the JUpau TaboIM but will offer the oheaper Ituperlmnlalrror the benefit ot such ai may dselrs then Uabould OaIuIiV j of tb 1LbLE5ailL1f I AAAAt tA iJyJIs AFtnJJnJrtsntfl i iJSfS tSItfSJ Castlemanri Roval Insurance Co1 Of LiVorpool The Larges Fire Insurance Company in the World Docs the Largest Business Transacted In Kentncky Does the Largest Bussness Transacted In the Southern Slates I PAUL M MOORE r5 j ARLINGTON KIT LirS UoBidcnt Agsot for Earlington and L Vicinity I rv n 1 WyVVVVVy Kind Bears Have the trade pmtecuon Barbee CasllemanU- ANAQBR3 1 Southern Department lllJl Homo Office Loulsvllla Ky f I 1 Sf THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XII FIRST QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MARCH 19 Text of tile Leaaon John x 110 Memorr Vemcn 1410 Golden Text John x 11 Commentary Prepared lij tile Rev D M Stearin Copyright ISM by D M Stearns I Tho misconduct of tho scribes and Plinrlsocs who ought to Imvo boon tho faithful shepherds of tho pooplo brings to wind tho words by tho prophets notably In Jor xxllt niul Kzck xxxlv Unfaithfulness anil unbelief scorn to prevail In all ages In tho professing pcoplo of God By tho goto of Ellen with Its sword nnd encrlflco by tho gato nnd door anti roll of tho tuber nude Ho taught tho pooplo tho only way of access to Himself Ho now reminds thorn of It and says that all other ways are Invented by those who would rob God of ills honor- 3 Tho truo shepherd accepts Gods way nUll knows no other Llko Noah build ing tho Irk or Moses tho tabcrnaolo ho has no suggestions to make but simply obeys God Implicitly Ho docs not ap point himself to office but God culTs him and appoints him ns Ho did Moses and Joshua and Samuel Isaiah Jeremiah and Ezekiel tho apostles and all who are will Ing to bo wholly subject to Him 8 Ills volco recognized as tho voice of ono In authority and Ho Is followed and trusted Ho said to Mooos Thou hast found grace In my sight nnd I know thoo by namo Ex xxxlll 17 Through Isaiah Ho said Fear not for I hnvo redeemed thoo I havo called thoo by thy namo thou art mlno Isa xlIII 1 4 A great many pooplo who bear ills name and seem to bo doing Ills work do not understand this for they complain of the11wishThere must bo a misunderstanding somo whore for when wo follow whcro Ho loads all should bo easy and when Ho goes bo fore Ho will not leave obstacles in tho way of those whom Ilo loads 6 Sheep must bo wiser than pooplo for whllo sheep will not follow a stranger many who call themselves Christians fol low thoso who do not follow Christ and yet think thoy aro in tho right way They do not scent to know tho dlfforonco be tween ills voice and that of strangers His word is ills Voice It is truo from tho beginning nnd forever settled in hoavon X s cxlT 89 0 They understood not It seems a comparatively simple parublo In tho light of tho prophecies wo havo referred to but It was till dark to them for thy were more full of tradition than of Uls Word tho Scriptures It is oven so now and a Bible study to those unaccustomed to It Is something very strange How sadly Ho says oven to bis disciples Do ye not yet understand How is it that yo do not un derstand Math xvi 0 11 7 Now lie eays plainly I am tho door of tho sheep Tho solo of tho garden of Eden tho gate and door nnd veil of tho tabernacle tho doorof Noahs ark tho on trance to tho city of refuge wore all typ ical of Him who is tho way nnd tho only way There is none other name given under heaven among men whereby wo may bo saved Acts iv 18 Christ told men to look unto Him arid they would bo saved Christ is God nnd when wo receive Christ wo receive God Tho Son has left on rec ont that blessed truth Him that comoth unto Mo I will in nowise cast out John vi 07 8 All before Him or beside Him were thieves and robbers I tako it that tho expression All that over camaboforo mo has the eamo thought as in Ex xx BI Thou shl hnvo no other gods before mo Tho first thief and robber was sa tan who tried to tako Adam nnd Eve away from God 9 Again Ho says that Ho is tho door and Ho speaks of safety nnd plenty Not only la Ho tho door but Ho is also our salvation nnd our food Ho said Ho that oatoth Mo even ho shall llvo by Mo John vi 07 Any ono may enter in and find in Him salvation and rest and peace and plenty 10 lie desires to give life nnd lifo abundantly whllo tho thief seeks only to destroy Tho father of nil tho thieves is called tho adversary who gooth about socking whom ho may devour I Pot v 8 Christ Is our life When wo rocclvo Him wo havo life and when wo let Him fill us with Himself wo havo abundance of life 11 Hoiays I am tho Good Shepherd Elsewhere Ho says or rather is spoken of as tho Grout Shepherd and tho Chief Shepherd lieu xIII 20 21 I Pet v 4 As the Good Shepherd Ho gives Ills life for us that Ho may savo us As tho Great Shepherd Ho works in us tho things which aro pleasing to God As tho Chief Shepherd Ho will reward us at His coming for tho service wo havo permitted Him to ac complish in us 12 Tho hunting thinks moro of his own life than the welfare of tho sheep He is not ono with tho Good Shepherd though professedly serving Him This nnd the next verso are fully set forth in thoso chap ters in Jeremiah and Ezeklcl already re ferred to Lot each answer for himself as pastor teacher or Christian worker Am I ono with the Good Shepherd in self re nouncing and self denying labor seeking nothing for myself but only tho welfare of thoso with Ho brings mo in eon tact 18 Because ho Latin hireling There may be Christian workers In nil positions oven as missionaries on tho foreign field whoso principal thought is their position and their salary rather than the salvation of souls and tho glory of God 14 Ho knows Ills sheep and thoyknow Him Tho Lord knowcth them that are His and in tho judgment Ho will make no mistake Ho wclghoth our actions and regards our thoughts and is over ready to show Himself strong on behalf Qf those who trust Him II Chron xvi 0 Ho oven keeps a book for those who think upon Him Mal ill 10 15 Tho Father is wholly occupied with His Son and with tho welfare of all through Him Tho Sou is wholly occupied with tho Father and with socking the welfare of all whom the Father has given to Him perfectlyTheythey are with each other 10 Other sheep 1havo Until after His resurrection there was no command to preach except to tho Jows but now tho command is to go into all tho world to every creature that all who will may coma Tho worker must not bo dlccour aged because all who hoar do not beliovo All that tho Father glveth Him shall como to Him Ho shall sea of the travail of His soul and shall bo satisfied and Ho shall not fall nor bo discouraged John vi 87 Isa 1111 11 zlll 4 May tho troy quont repetition of thoso and other texts in those lessons be as helpful to tho reader aa to the writer I do believe God A Perennial Benefit A cheerful temper is a perennial benefit as well os o very rainbow of peace and joy in tho home Wo fool pity for thoso who can sea only ill in everybody and everything evil only everywhere believing naturally too that tho race is degenerating that nil men are dread fully wicked nnd going to the dogs or to tho bad placo that nothing is aa good or correct as it need to bet The unfortunates born to theso common and pessimlfitfo ideas narely dcEcrvo our oommlsoratlonOhnrcbrnnuThe Thom oro many forms of sin in the world Somo oro moro heinous than others but all aro of tho same nature transgression of tho low Their great ness cannot bo told by tbe immediate injury that follows for often there ap pears to bo no immediate ovil results Bat In process of tirno tho penalty will come Bo sure your sin will find you out Christian Instructor i CURIS WHlfit liUSE FAILS Best CeoIn HHfeftH IVMiners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE1 I it I General Office Earlington Khetucky I Ii2 JAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Tennessee Kentucky Ji S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Mainand PaducahiKentucky Memphis Tenn ti A S FORD Manager 327 Uppr Second Street Evansville Ind RialtoiI I THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables i used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE IMARKETI E BRUSHED BOKE FOR BHSE BURNERS FIND FURNHBES i iWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One- S Iton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as ioneton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I siisn tst3 nsTO s remsini 1 sssCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week BegInning March IS Comment by Rev S II Doyle TOPIC Fellowship In Christian ncrrloo Neh Iv G 1023 The rebuilding of the wall of Jerusa lem may be taken as an illustration of tho life of tbo church in this world Wo may toe Illustrated in it many of the essential elements of successful church work not least of which is the necessity of fellowship in service cooperation In work division of labor How splendidly tho necessity and efficiency of hearty cooperation in Christian work is hero illustrated Every class had a work to do and overy ono did it in harmony with every other ono and tbo re sult was that the wall joined together completed in overy part rose before them in spite of thoimmeussness of the task and tho enemies without who con stantly threatened them Some were builders some were burden bearers some wero guards and the princes stood behind and directed the workI Every man had his place and every mnn stood in it and performed his duty DndI success was the result Such a splendid result could only havo been achieved by tho heartiest cooperation and fellow ship Wo may bo taught hero some lessons in Christian fellowship 1 Fellowship in Christian service is Scriptural This is one Scriptural illus tration and many others could bo cited Christ sent His apostles and disciples out two by two upon their preaching tours thus giving His sanction and ap proval of fellowship in Christian work After Christ had ascended the apostles usually followed the same plan Chris tianity teaches fellowship in prnyerI fellowship in burden bearing as well as fellowship in service 2 Fellowship in Christian service gives strength and encouragement The Jews woro strong because they wero united They held tholrcnemiesat bay They overcame almost insurmountable obstacles They accomplished wonders and all because unitedly they did the work Two are stronger than one When the heart of ono fails a word or act of encouragement from tho other strength ens it and thus from fellowship comes increased strength both against enemies without and discouragements within 3 Fellowship in Christian service is efficient It is so especially gives on opportunity for till to do thatI which they aro best able to do All havo not been given tho name gifts Somo in Nehomlahs timo could build some could carry burdens somo could direct some could guard and when all these qualities wero combined success ful vork was accomplished It Is the eamo today Somo are strong others weak some can sing others can pray somo can teach others can carry bur dens separated all would bo weak rind ineffective but united in harmony and In Christian fellowship and wisely di rected nil become a mighty power fur goof Lot us sea the wisdom and power of fellowship in servIce The church la the body of Christ Tho members are tbo organs of the body tho church Each organ has a distinctive work to do but each must work in union and in liar mony with tho others if tho work of tho body is to bo suooeasfidlydon- oDlbloReadlngsEcoJ iv 013 Luke x 1 2 Acts ii 4347 zi 30 80lI Oar viii 16 Gal ii 0 10 vi 110 Phil 130 iv 8 II Tim i 1018 I Tbces iii 110 I John i 37 Good Courage Every Christian worker needs to have tho secret of good courage Courage is no moro necessary to the soldier tbat fights his countrys battles than to the soldier of Christ who wages war against the evil of the world The need of it is constant and urgent To lose Uis to lose power to overcome Without it Joshua would have boon but poorly equipped for tho great task thrust upon him after tho death of Moses No doubt ho was dismayed when ho saw what was expected of him Ho was to lead Israel into tho promised land They Jlad boon rescued from slavery in Egypt brought to tho borders of Canaan and woro ready to outer upon the inheritance promised to Abraham and his seed Independent fI Roquefort Cheese Roquefort cheese the delight- of modern epicures is made ofa mixture of goat and sheep milk says the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph The reputation of this cheese extends luck into dim antiquity and Pliny mentioned it in his writings It is made chiefly from the milk of Larzid goats and sheep and in the records in France it is stated that in the year 1866 250 000 sheep and goats out of a flock of 400000 gave enough milk for the making of 715000 pounds of cheeseIn the manufacture of Roquefort cheese the sheep and goats are milked in the evening after their return from the pastures and after they have been allowed to rest for an hour or so rhe evenings milk is heated almost to the boiling point and then is set aside In the morning it is skimmed heated to 98 degrees and mixed with the mornings milk for coagulation The curd is well kneaded with the hands and pressed in layers into t molds with perforated bottoms A thin layer of mouldy bread is put between each layer of curd The object of this is to hasten the ripening of the cheese byt supplying the germ of the green mold peculiar to cheese The bread used for this purpose is made before the preceeding Christmas of about equal parts of sum mer and winter barley with plentyc of sour dough and some vinegar When mouldy enough it is ground and sifted moistened with water and kept from the air until used in making the cheese The curd remains jn the molds for three or four days Then they are taken to the market in Roque fort where they are sold tothe dir ferent makers af Roquefort cheese These manufacturers continue the ripeningof the cheeses by placing them in the very damp caves which abound in the precipitous walls of the limestone hills which almost completely surround the villageThe cheeses are left in the caves sometimes more than a month during which time salt and brine arc rubbed into them and they are pricked frequently with long needles to let the salt penetrate into them and also to accelerate the process of moldering Plans Approved It is learned upon good authority that Superintendent Martin of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad who has just returned from a trip to company headquarters at Louisville has succeeded in getting his plans approved for making changes and improvements in the railroadS yards etc at this proposedchanges will make great and necessary improvements in the railroad facilities at this important point Jottings From Poole Within the last two weeks we have bad two deaths from spinal meningitis On the 38th of February Mr James O Melon living about two miles from bere lost his little eightyearold boy and on last Saturday morning the infant son of Mr L B Allen was taken away after an illness I of very short duration Mrs Nora Dickeys little boy II now stricken with the disease but hopes are entertained for hiS The disease seems to be prelly well over the whole county and while not so prevalent as it was inS 1889 our people are greatly alarmed its existence- Esquire Bumps held court here Mon peoplSoverallawrera Messrs Sheller and Marlkla have nearly completed their blacksmith shop and will ready work in a few weeks Nearly everybody has a sore throat Rev Stone did not fill his appointments at Sebree last Saturday and Sundaybaving had a very sore throat Rev Frd of the Christian chorcbfilled his appotntmenrbere Sunday- A very large crowd attended the funeral of Mr L D Allens child here Sunday probably the largest that ever attended tbe funeral of a child in this vicinity or II Ring out Uw old Rfagla the iw Etogontttetolse Blag ia the trIe We bring toyou the newaod true from the plney forests of Norway r DR BELLS PineTarHoney byscJenceear for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of tin Lungs and BronchIal Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are KUfa rated the mlcrobebearlne mucus Is cutout the cause of that tickling Is removed and theInflamed membranes are healed and toothed so that there to no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUQQIST attlaiOnly 260 60e and 100 IisjflIfltJIJIA JID R adaev- eetglf ti Y E SURE YOU GET tanteM ei1 a = Ir tolls P1saTar4iiiq JCs X A irMcalfa r1ras S rvxr 6 C 9ur Jolofed i1iens5 All romutunicitioni 401 nuiuri of nw Inr I Killing to ihli column iboulrt t a dIcd 10 Gca ALIXANDM KarllnClon KT y School Tn Trustees of Public School colored Dis trlct No G hive recently nrd red a tax of Oca Dollar to ho levied on all males twenty one years of SRI residing In the district from Jjoimr 11899 the commencement of ibn school year City Marshal J T Darnell bs been employed by the trustees to collect this fix from ill milessibJct to the time who ore not working for the Si Bernard Coat Company Elimination at lbs Public School this weekChildren may receive knowledge at I school but they are educated at home Earliogton affords better opportunities for livelihood and education than any town of its size in the Stats What If realized Miss Sallie Ross if visiting her sister Mrs Prltchett Mrs George Coffee who has been sick for some lime was out Sunday Mrs Annie Priicbett Is on the sick list this week Rev R M Pitcher began a series of meetings Sunday night Mr Arthur Roadmanof Slanghtersvllle is visiting friends tiers this week Miss Lena Bailey Is visiting friends at Greenville The boys say that Sam Eaves has the big head since ba btgin work at the depot Uncle Allen Tyro is up again ST CHARLES The entertainment given at the Baptist church Saturday night was a success I Nick Ferguson has a very sick boyattthis writing Mr and Mrs J W Ewes bas a very sick boy Miss Lillie Wimbley who has been vis lung Empire has returned home Several of the boys look a fly trip to Empire last week and of course MoP got t a lay off over he Mr and MIlIly Lanan are all smiles itsa boy Mr Wbltson Eaves who got bis handj mashed la now able to be at work again Porter Renfro who has been sick for the past three weeks Is not reported any bel let Jim Ferguion Henry Taylor and Utllla are still cutting coil hut the inos of hll at borne whilu irny Itrslltloltby the fire side nn Sunday C uu Wlksrf of N riuvilalm com menced work hers for the SI Bernard Coal Company JiKAl- lMORTONS GAP Rev Wm II Siawart held hi rpiitr service here Sunday Tho church was draped in mourning news having been re ceived of the dtmlrof Illsbap John huh llday Mesdames Pauline ilopion And LGlom ons were In Midtsonvilla Monday Mrs Stub Drown visited friends nnd relatives in Mrtispnvjtle Prfd ty and Saturday of the Plt week Miss Llllli IJasi is oa ilia sick hit rMrsDable to be out Mr and Mrs F B Sbarber and Mr and Mrs Will FIng rsvent to Madlion villa SatordatWllce Johnson is sick John Rowls ha returned from Vorbees lad and says there is no place like the Gap Mrs Annie Dradle went lo Hopkinsville e Monday to enter school The public school closes hereFIdaytAthus Chambers of hers Sunday I c j L THROUGH VESTIBUIEO TRAINS DAILY NASHVILLE To CHlrAno f Litt oj fPJEFFRIESCPA DnJIILLMAM031 S EVANJVIUUIND iiiMniiiiimu fa NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS between Nashville sad Chattanooga All barns Augusta Macon Jacksonville Knox vllle Asbevllla nb oRton Philadelphia New York Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little 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